Appraise Your Coins — Fair, Honest, In Person
From a Single Coin to a Full Collection
Whether you have one old coin you’re curious about or an entire collection you’re ready to sell, I’ll examine it in person and give you a fair, no-pressure offer. No guesswork, no mailed appraisals, and no obligation.
What I Buy
- U.S. coins — common circulated pieces, key dates, and rare varieties
- World coins — foreign and ancient coins welcome
- Paper currency — obsolete banknotes, large-size notes, and certified/graded currency
- Full collections — inherited or assembled over a lifetime
- Bullion — gold, silver, and platinum coins and bars
- Key-date and rare coins — where grading expertise and current market knowledge matter most
Rare & Collectible Currency
Paper currency is often overlooked in collections and estates. People focus on the coins and miss the notes themselves. I buy both graded and raw currency, from nineteenth-century banknotes to modern printing errors.
A few notable pieces that have come through my hands include a Series 1929 $5 National Currency note from The Worcester County National Bank of Worcester, Massachusetts — the same bank where King Philip Coin began before the move to Jacksonville.
World & Ancient Coins
Foreign coins and genuine ancient pieces, including Roman-era bronze, appear in estates and collections more often than most people expect. I buy those as well.
If you have old paper money — especially large-size notes, professionally graded pieces, or anything with unusual printing — it’s worth a proper look before assuming it’s just old cash.
How Appraisals and Selling Work
- Call or text (855) 572-6467, or stop by (appointments preferred) and let me know what you have.
- I examine everything in person and in hand — I never price from a photo or over the phone.
- You receive an honest assessment of what it’s worth and what I’m prepared to pay.
- If we agree on a price, you leave the same day with cash, check, or trade. No shipping, no waiting.
Why Sell to King Philip Coin
- Nearly fifty years in the trade — collecting and dealing since 1976
- Affiliated with PCGS and NGC, the two leading third-party grading services
- Access to a network of 400+ dealers across the U.S. and overseas, so your items aren’t limited by what I can carry in my own inventory
- Straightforward and pressure-free — if something isn’t valuable, I’ll tell you so
Associations, Affiliations, and Memberships
ANA, PCGS, NGC, CAC, US MNA, The RCNA, The BNTA, NSDA, SAS, TAC, PMG, PSA, BGS, SGC, CGC, PGX, ATCA, MCSA, SEACS, ABAA, GIA, MWTCA, NAWCC, AACA, APIC, IMA, and more.
Have a Larger Collection or Full Estate?
If you’re dealing with more than a handful of coins or notes — a complete collection, an inherited estate, or a house that needs sorting — I offer free walk-throughs and can handle everything, coins and currency included.
See Estate ServicesFrequently Asked Questions
Do you buy paper money, not just coins?
Yes. Obsolete banknotes, large-size notes, small-size Federal Reserve Notes, and certified/graded currency are all welcome.
Do you buy graded or certified currency?
Yes. PCGS, PMG, CGA, LCG, and other reputable graders are accepted. Bring it in the holder as-is.
What if my coins or currency aren’t rare?
That’s fine. I’ll still give them an honest look and tell you what’s realistic.
Do I need an appointment?
Appointments are preferred so I can give you proper attention, but walk-ins are welcome. You may need to wait if I’m with another client.
Can you tell me what something is worth over the phone?
No. I always need to see it in hand before giving a number.
Looking to sell gold or silver bullion, bars, or scrap instead of coins? We can do that too.
See We Buy Gold & Silver