How It Works
Sell Your Coins in 3 Simple Steps
From the first phone call to cash in hand, here's exactly what happens. No pressure, no obligation, no surprises.
Step 1
Request an Offer
Pick up the phone or fill out the form on the homepage. We'll ask a few quick questions — what kind of coins you have, roughly how many, and where you're located — so we can come prepared and bring the right reference materials.
You can also text or email if that's easier. Most folks prefer a quick call so we can answer questions on the spot, but we work however you're most comfortable.
There's no charge for the call, no charge for the visit, and absolutely no obligation to sell once we're there.
Step 2
Receive a Fair Offer
We drive to you anywhere in Southern California. When we arrive, we'll sit down with you, look every coin over carefully, and explain what we see — dates, mint marks, condition, what makes each piece interesting (or not).
Then we make you a real, transparent offer based on current market value. We tell you what we'd pay and why. If you want to think about it, ask questions, or get a second opinion, that's perfectly fine.
It helps to have your coins organized — even loose in a shoebox is fine — and any paperwork, certificates, or notes from previous appraisals if you have them. Don't clean the coins; cleaning almost always lowers value.
Step 3
Get Paid Instantly
If you accept the offer, we pay you on the spot. Cash for smaller amounts, a check or wire for larger collections — whatever works best for you.
We handle the paperwork, give you a receipt for your records, and pack everything carefully. The whole visit, from hello to handshake, usually takes an hour or less.
That's it. No waiting weeks for an auction to settle, no shipping coins through the mail, no consignment fees taken off the top. Quick, easy, done.
Questions before you call?
Read through the most common questions sellers ask us — what we buy, how we value, how we pay, and where we serve.