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sell your coins in ct
If you are looking to sell coins in CT, you deserve a straightforward, professional experience that honors the true value of your collection. Many collectors ask, “Where can I sell coins in CT?” and the search for reliable local coin buyers can often feel overwhelming. At CT Gold & Silver, we provide a secure, no-hassle environment where our experts evaluate your items on the spot, offering immediate payment by check.
Skip the uncertainty of online marketplaces or pawn shops—visit any of our five convenient Connecticut locations today for a free, no-obligation assessment and discover why local collectors trust us with their most valuable treasures.
TYPES OF COIN WE BUY
USA Pre-1964 90% Coins:
$1.00, 50¢, 25¢, 10¢
40% Silver coins:
JFK Half Dollars 1965-1970
Select U.S. Mint sets
Morgan Dollars
Peace Dollars
Three Cent & Twenty Cent Coins
Half Dimes
Indian Head & Wheat Pennies
AND MORE!
Coins/Numismatics FAQ
What is the difference between ‘bullion’ and ‘coins’?
Bullion refers to precious metals—such as gold, silver, or platinum—that are typically in the form of bars, rounds, or ingots, and are valued primarily for their metal content. Coins – usually in the form of currency coins – may also containing precious metals, but occasionally can hold value beyond just their metal weight. We evaluate coins for both their precious metal content and their numismatic (collector) value, considering factors like rare dates, error varieties, or high-grade conditions to see if they hold value above their melt price.
What does ‘numismatic’ mean?
"Numismatic" refers to the collector value of an item, such as a coin or medal, which may extend beyond the value of the precious metal it contains. When evaluating an item for its numismatic value, factors such as rare dates, error varieties, or high-grade conditions are considered to determine if the item holds value above its base metal melt price.
Do you have a coin specialist (numismatist) on staff?
Yes, we do! Our staff numismatists are ready to confer with our in-store buyers to provide expert evaluations and answers regarding your coins.
Do you evaluate coins JUST for precious metal, or do you consider numismatic value?
We evaluate for both. We consider the precious metal content as well as rare dates to identify if your coins hold value above their melt price.
Should I clean my coins?
Please don't!
Cleaning, polishing, or altering a coin's surface - even with non-abrasive materials - can significantly decrease its numismatic value. It is always best to leave them exactly as they are; we prefer to evaluate them in their natural, original state.