The Dallas coin dealer that makes selling simple, private and fair.
Free appraisal · Paid same day · No obligation
Get a free quote on your coins
Chris calls you back the same business day.
Where are you starting from?
Families and collectors need different things from a coin dealer. Pick the one that sounds like you.
You’ll work with a person, not a counter.
Chris has bought and sold coins in Dallas for six years. Every appointment is one-on-one with him, so you see each coin get looked at and hear why it’s worth what it’s worth.
No line behind you, no rush, and no pressure to sell. If the number doesn’t feel right, you leave with your coins and a written list of their value.
6 years
buying coins in Dallas
Same day
payment when you accept
$0
to get an appraisal
Three steps. One honest number.
- 1
Call or request a quote
Tell us what you have. Chris gives you a rough idea over the phone and sets a time that works.
- 2
Meet one-on-one
Bring everything in, or Chris comes to you for larger estates. Coins are graded and sorted right in front of you.
- 3
Get paid that day
Accept the written offer and leave with payment. Or take the list home and decide later.
What we buy in Dallas
A pawn counter weighs metal. A coin dealer reads dates, mint marks and grade. That’s where the extra money is.
What Dallas sellers say after
“Dallas Coin Dealer helped me review a collection from my father. They were respectful, patient, and did not rush the appointment.”
“I contacted them about an inherited collection that included Morgan dollars, older U.S. coins, and some silver bullion. I didn’t know which pieces might be collectible and which were mainly worth their silver content. They took the time to explain the factors that matter and gave me a much clearer idea of how to approach the collection.”
“What I liked most was the explanation behind the numbers. Instead of just hearing a price, I was able to understand how weight, purity, condition, and the current market all played into the value of what I had.”
“I had been considering selling a few coins for months but wanted to understand their value first. The conversation was informative and there was no pressure to make a decision right away, which I really appreciated.”
“I was looking to add a few pieces to my collection and had questions about certified coins and bullion. They were helpful in discussing availability and what to consider without trying to push me toward something I didn’t need.”
“Excellent experience from the first phone call. Clear communication, helpful information, and no unnecessary pressure.”
For executors, attorneys and families settling an estate
Coins are often the hardest part of an estate to value. Chris inventories the full collection, gives you an itemized written offer the whole family can review, and buys all of it or only the pieces you choose.
- Home visits in Dallas County
- Itemized written inventory
- Probate and insurance appraisals
- Buy all or part
Get a free coin appraisal
Leave your name and number and tell us what you’re selling. Chris calls you back the same business day.
(469) 599-3283By appointment, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
Serving Dallas, the Park Cities and nearby suburbs
A coin dealer near you
Appointments and estate visits across Dallas County. Sellers also come in from nearby cities.
Common questions
Does an appraisal cost anything?
No. The appraisal and the written offer are free, and you never have to sell.
Should I clean my coins first?
Please don’t. Cleaning can cut a coin’s value in half. Bring them exactly as you found them, in their original holders.
How do you set your prices?
Common gold and silver start from the live spot price. Better dates and graded coins get priced on what collectors pay right now, which often runs well above melt. Chris shows you which is which.
Why by appointment only?
So you get Chris’s full attention in a private setting, with no line behind you and no counter between you.
What do I need to bring?
Your coins and a driver’s license or state ID. Texas law requires dealers to record a photo ID on every purchase.
How do I get paid?
Accept the written offer and you are paid the same visit by cash or check, or by wire for larger sales.
Do you sell coins too?
Yes. Collectors can ask Chris about certified coins and bullion he has available, with honest advice and no push to buy what you don’t need.