Sell Coins, Gold & Silver for a Competitive Cash Offer
Located in Lowell — Serving All of Northwest Arkansas
Bring your coins, gold, silver, bullion, or full collection to our Lowell shop for an in-person purchase evaluation. Call to arrange your appointment.
Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm · Appointment required
What we buy
From a single coin to an entire collection
We buy across the categories most Northwest Arkansas sellers bring in — whether that's one gold coin, a roll of silver dollars, bullion, or a lifetime collection kept in binders and boxes.
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Gold coins
American Gold Eagles, pre-1933 U.S. gold, and other U.S. and foreign gold issues — weighed for metal and read for their collectible identity. Selling gold coins.
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Silver coins
Morgan and Peace dollars, 90% silver coinage minted before 1965, American Silver Eagles, and proof and mint sets. Selling silver coins.
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Bullion
Gold and silver bars, rounds, and bullion coins. We check weight, purity, and markings as part of any evaluation. Selling bullion.
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Collections & rarities
Whole and partial collections, rare individual coins, and mixed lots — foreign coins considered where they belong. Selling a collection.
Have something ready to bring in?
How we value what you bring
Five details that shape a coin's value.
A collection can hold both collector value and precious-metal value. Identity, date, mintmark, condition, and current demand help distinguish the two.
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Identity
What the coin actually is — denomination, series, and country of origin.
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Date & mintmark
The small letters and year that place a coin exactly within its series, and often separate the common from the scarce.
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Condition
Wear, damage, cleaning, and how well the original detail has survived.
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Metal content
Weight and purity for gold and silver — one reference point alongside a coin's identity, date, and condition.
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Current demand
What comparable coins and collections are drawing in today's market.
A coin's date, mintmark, and condition can lift it well above its metal value. We look at both, and tell you which applies to yours.
Want a read on what you have?
Inherited & estate collections
An inherited collection deserves a careful look.
It's common to inherit coins with no notes, no list, and no idea what's rare and what's spare change. A little care before you sell protects whatever value is there.
- Leave coins in their original holders, folders, and boxes — keep sets together.
- Don't clean or polish anything — cleaning almost always lowers a coin's value.
- Gather any receipts, inventories, or records — they help us understand the collection faster.
We provide a purchase evaluation, not a formal written appraisal for insurance, probate, or tax purposes.
More on selling inherited coins or coordinating an estate sale.
How an appointment works
Three steps, all in person, all at our Lowell shop
Call and describe it
Tell us what you have — a few coins, some bullion, or a whole collection — and we'll set a time to meet.
Bring it in
Come to Lowell with the coins and any holders, folders, boxes, or records that came with them.
Review the evaluation and discuss a sale
We walk you through what we found and discuss next steps together.
Ready when you are — Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm.
Serving Northwest Arkansas
One shop in Lowell, easy to reach from across the region
We work from a single location and welcome sellers from across Northwest Arkansas by appointment. Plan your visit.
- Lowell
- Rogers
- Bentonville
- Bella Vista
- Springdale
- Fayetteville
Plan your visit
- Address
- [Lowell street address]
- Phone
- [Phone number]
- Hours
- Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm
- Appointment
- Required — call ahead to schedule
Common questions
Before you call
Do you give formal written appraisals?
No. We provide a purchase evaluation while considering coins, gold, silver, or a collection for sale. That is not a formal written appraisal for insurance, probate, or tax purposes.
Will you make an offer on everything I bring?
Not always. Whether we can make an offer, and on what, depends on what we see. Not every old coin is rare or in demand, and we'll tell you plainly when something is closer to face or melt value.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. We meet sellers by appointment, Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm, so we can give your coins proper attention.
What should I bring?
Bring the coins, gold, silver, bullion, or collection you'd like looked at, along with any holders, folders, boxes, or records you have for them.
Do you buy foreign coins?
Where appropriate, yes — foreign coins are considered alongside U.S. coins, particularly within a mixed collection.
How do you tell collector value from metal value?
We read each coin's identity, date, mintmark, and condition, then weigh that against its metal content. Some coins are worth more as collectibles; others are valued mainly for their gold or silver. We explain which applies to yours.