Sell Coins, Gold & Silver in Denton, TX
Local, appointment-only buyers of gold, coins, silver and complete collections. We serve Denton and the rest of Denton County, and we come to you: at home, at your bank, or at our private office in Denton.
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, by appointment
Based in Denton, TX. Home and bank appointments across Denton County.
- Gold and silver weighed where you can see it
- Have a photo ID with you
- You never have to sell
- Booked ahead, so the time is yours
Live spot prices
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- Silver Loading
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Spot is what one troy ounce of pure metal trades for on the market. It is a reference point, not our offer.
What we buy
One coin, one ring, or a lifetime of collecting. Pick the card closest to what you have.
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Gold
Gold coins, small bars, and rings or chains you no longer wear.
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Silver
Morgan and Peace dollars, pre-1965 change, silver Eagles, bars and rounds.
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Coin collections
Albums, coin folders, proof sets, mint sets and coffee cans of mixed coins.
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Coins of every kind
U.S. and world coins, from worn type coins to complete date sets.
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Bullion, bars and rounds
Eagles, Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, poured bars and minted rounds.
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Gold jewelry and scrap gold
Class rings, tangled chains, single earrings and broken pieces.
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Rare and key-date coins
Low-mintage dates, scarce mint letters and coins where grade matters most.
Holding only coins? Our pages on selling gold coins and selling silver coins walk through the common ones by name.
Who calls us
Most people who call have never sold a coin before. You do not need to know what you have, only roughly how much of it there is.
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Downsizing at home
A jar of old change, a few silver dollars, or jewelry that has sat in a drawer for years.
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Collectors
Collectors ready to let go of some or all of what they built, from folders to slabbed coins.
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Families with inherited coins
Sons, daughters and grandchildren holding coins they cannot yet name.
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Executors
Executors and trustees working through a Denton County estate that includes metal or coins.
How an appointment works
Three short steps. Nothing is sold until you say so.
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Call or send the form
Tell us roughly what you have. Photos help but are optional. We call back during business hours and set a time that works for you.
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Pick the meeting place
We can meet at our private Denton office, your home or a secure location such as your bank. Bring a photo ID and any boxes, holders or papers that came with the pieces.
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Hear the offer, then decide
We go through each item with you, explain what drives its value, and make an offer. Say yes, say no, or sell only part of it.
Ready to find out what you have?
Call, or leave your details and a few photos. If we miss your call, the form reaches us and we ring you back during business hours.
Get a quote
Three quick questions. We call you back on a weekday. Or call now: (940) 209-8220.
Collector value or melt value?
Every coin is worth at least its metal, if it has any. Some are worth far more to a collector. These five things decide which side of the line a piece falls on.
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What it is
Country, series and design tell us which market the coin belongs to.
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Date and mint letter
A small mintage in one year can lift a common design well above melt.
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Condition
Wear, rim dings and old cleaning change what a collector will pay.
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Gold or silver content
Weight and purity set the floor for anything made of precious metal.
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Demand right now
Collector interest and the metals market both move, sometimes in opposite directions.
As we go through your items, we tell you which kind of value we are paying for.
Curious before you call? The gold melt value calculator and the silver melt value calculator turn a weight, a purity and a spot price you enter into a rough melt figure. That figure is not an offer, and it ignores collector value entirely.
Just inherited a collection?
Take a breath. Nothing needs to be sorted or identified before you call. Three habits keep its value intact until we look together.
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Leave the coins dirty
Polish, baking soda or a coin dip can strip collector value in seconds, and the damage is permanent.
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Keep sets in one piece
Leave coins in their albums, flips, slabs and Mint packaging, even if a set looks incomplete.
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Gather any paperwork
Receipts, inventory lists or notes in the margins help us see what the collector was building.
Across Denton County
We are based in Denton, where I-35 splits into I-35E and I-35W. Times below are rough drives from the Denton square without traffic.
We meet sellers in Denton, Corinth, Argyle, Sanger, Lewisville, Flower Mound and Little Elm.
- Corinth about 10 minutes from Denton
- Argyle about 17 minutes from Denton
- Sanger about 18 minutes from Denton
- Lewisville about 21 minutes from Denton
- Flower Mound about 25 minutes from Denton
- Little Elm about 26 minutes from Denton
We also see sellers from Hickory Creek, Krum, Lake Dallas, Highland Village, Ponder, Aubrey, Justin and Pilot Point.
Common questions
Why is your address not on the website?
We work by appointment from a private office in Denton, and we keep the street address off the internet for the safety of our sellers and our inventory. Once your appointment is booked, we give you the address by phone. Many sellers skip the office altogether and meet us at home or at their bank.
Is a purchase evaluation the same as an appraisal?
No. We look at your items so we can make an offer to buy them. Our purchase evaluation is an offer to buy. It is not a formal written appraisal for insurance, probate or tax use.
Will you come to my house?
Yes. We meet sellers at our private Denton office, your home or a secure location such as your bank. A home visit is often easiest for a heavy collection or for someone who would rather not carry gold around town.
What are your hours?
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, by appointment. Every meeting is booked ahead, so the time is yours and nobody is waiting behind you.
Can I send photos before we meet?
Yes. The form takes up to four photos. Sharp, close pictures of both sides of a few coins, or of the stamps inside a ring, help us prepare before we call you back.
What if some of it is only worth face value?
Then we will say so. Plenty of coins are worth exactly what is stamped on them. You keep anything you do not want to sell.
Do you buy broken or single pieces of jewelry?
Yes. Snapped chains, bent rings, lone earrings and old class rings are all welcome. Gold is weighed where you can see the scale.
Should I clean my coins first?
Please do not. Cleaning lowers collector value and cannot be reversed. Bring coins exactly as you found them.
Do you buy coins from other countries?
Yes. World coins in gold, silver and base metal are part of what we look at, alongside U.S. coins.
Book a time with us
- Based in
- Denton, TX, serving Denton County
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, by appointment
- Where we meet
- At our private Denton office, your home or a secure location such as your bank
- Bring
- A photo ID and the items you want us to look at
For privacy and security, we share our office address by phone once your appointment is set.
Our purchase evaluation is an offer to buy. It is not a formal written appraisal for insurance, probate or tax use.