Sell Silver Coins NYC
Buy & Sell Silver Coins

SELL SILVER COINS NYC

Sell Silver coins with confidence

We specialize in buying all silver coins in NYC. If you have graded ones we will even pay a premium. We buy foreign and domestic silver coins. If you are looking for a reputable and reliable coin buyer you should give us a call for a free quote. Our coin buying department is open 6 days a week by appointment or walk-in. We DO NOT buy any pennies, nickels etc unless they are silver pre 1964.

SIMPLY THE BEST PLACE TO SELL YOUR SILVER COINS

Where to sell coins for the best price in NYC?

We buy all silver coins in the NYC area. It’s fast, easy and hassle free! You may already know that Buyers of New York is one of the nation’s largest online precious metals dealers, but you may not know that we also are one of the largest buyers of precious metal coins and bars in the nation.

Liquidating your precious metals position is safe, fast and easy with Buyers of New York. When you sell your coins or bullion items to us, you can be sure that you’ll get the best possible price for your Silver Bullion and a fast, hassle-free transaction every time!

WE BUY ALL SILVER COINS

Are you looking for the best place to sell silver coins?

Buyers of New York, we value our customers and want each and every one of our clients to have 100% satisfaction when selling or buying silver coins. We are able to handle any quantity buying coins, small and large. We purchase a variety including gold, silver, platinum and palladium.

We want to buy gold eagles, Krugerrand’s, buffaloes, maple leaves and more!

What Determines the Value of Your Coins?

1: Mintage

2: Survival Rate

3: Demand

4: Melt Value

5: Grade/Condition

6: Dealer Stock

New York’s Best PCGS Rare Coin Buyers

For those people who have been holding quality PCGS coins for over 10 years, we have a STRONG SELL recommendation on 30-40% of your holdings. Some coins are trading at 2-3 times their value just 10 years ago; every market has its up and down cycles. If you sell 30% of your holdings, in many cases that can get you back your original investment and put you in the rest of the coins at zero! Taking money off the table is always a smart idea! Call for an appointment so we can evaluate your holdings. Sell your PCGS coins at Manhattan Coin Shop.

Should I Get My Silver Coins Certified Before Selling Them?

Certifying silver coins can determine their rarity and strike value. This is useful when you sell silver coins to a collector, but is not necessary for most gold dealers. Certifying the coin can fetch a higher value from a collector, but is a waste for melt value alone.

How are Silver Coins Appraised?

An appraiser looks at whether there is numismatic value to how much you could sell gold coins for. In some cases, such as with a rare coin or a well-struck one, you might be able to get a better value. However, even in the case of fairly common coins and ones that are badly worn, the potential buyer will weigh the coin. In order to test if the coin is really made of silver, often a dealer will make a small scratch on the coin and test it using a solution of nitric acid. If there is no reaction, the coin is most likely gold.

What silver coins do you buy at Buyers of New York?

We buy all silver coins — domestic and foreign, graded and raw. This includes US junk silver coins (pre-1965 dimes, quarters, half dollars, and dollars), Morgan and Peace silver dollars, Walking Liberty and Franklin half dollars, American Silver Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, Austrian Philharmonics, Mexican Libertads, and world silver coins of all origins. Whether you have a single coin or an entire collection spanning multiple decades and countries, we have the expertise to evaluate and price everything accurately.

How do you determine what my silver coins are worth?

Silver coin value is based on two things: melt value and numismatic (collector) value. Melt value is straightforward — it's the silver content of the coin multiplied by the current live spot price of silver. Numismatic value is where it gets more interesting. Key dates, low mintage coins, high-grade examples, and coins in original uncirculated condition can be worth multiples of their melt value. We assess both dimensions on every coin and make sure you're compensated for collector value when it exists, not just the raw silver content.

What are junk silver coins and are they worth selling?

Junk silver refers to pre-1965 US coins — dimes, quarters, half dollars, and some dollars — that were struck in 90% silver before the US Mint switched to clad coinage. They're called "junk" because they typically carry no significant collector premium, but they absolutely have real melt value. A full bag of $1,000 face value in 90% silver contains roughly 715 troy ounces of silver, which at current market prices is worth serious money. Even a small roll or handful of old silver coins adds up fast. Bring them in and we'll pay you based on live silver spot pricing.

Do graded silver coins get a higher offer?

Yes. Coins graded by PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) or NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Company) in high grades command premiums above melt value because the grade is certified, authenticated, and recognized by the market. A Morgan Dollar graded MS-65 by PCGS, for example, is worth significantly more than the same coin in circulated condition. We actively seek out high-grade certified silver coins and pay accordingly. If you have slabbed coins in your collection, make sure to bring them — they're often the most valuable pieces in a lot.

Should I clean my silver coins before bringing them in?

No — and this is important. Cleaning silver coins, even gently, almost always damages them in ways that are immediately obvious to an experienced buyer and can dramatically reduce their numismatic value. Collectors and the coin market heavily penalize cleaned coins. A naturally toned, uncleaned Morgan Dollar in MS-63 is worth far more than the same coin harshly cleaned down to bright silver. Bring your coins exactly as they are — original surfaces, original toning, and all.

Where is the best place in NYC to sell silver coins?

Buyers of New York is located at 30 W 47th Street, Suite 806 in the heart of Midtown Manhattan's Diamond District — one of the most concentrated areas of precious metals and coin expertise in the country. We buy silver coins every day, stay current on both spot silver pricing and numismatic market values, and pay some of the most competitive rates in New York City. Walk in during business hours with no appointment needed, get a full evaluation on the spot, and leave with cash the same day.

Sell Silver Coins NYC
Buy & Sell Silver Coins