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Coin Shops in North Carolina

North Carolina's fast-growing metros — Charlotte, Raleigh, and the Triangle — anchor a healthy coin market of bullion buyers and collectible-coin dealers, with estate work common.

92 listings in North Carolina

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Pinehurst, NC

Pinehurst Coins is a coin and bullion dealer in Pinehurst, North Carolina, operating since 2004. The shop sells gold, silver, platinum, and palladium in a range of forms, including American Gold and Silver Eagles, Gold Buffalos, commemoratives, international coins, rounds, bars, and bags of junk silver. It also carries rare and collector coins along with hobby supplies and reference books. The business buys coins and collections and describes a defined appraisal process for evaluating what customers bring in, which can help with estate and inherited holdings. Orders can be placed online, with free shipping on purchases above a set amount. Pinehurst Coins is an authorized dealer for PCGS and NGC and lists membership in the Professional Numismatists Guild and the American Numismatic Association. Retail and customer-service hours are posted for weekday visits and phone contact.

Charlotte, NC

Atlantic Metals Xchange is a bullion and precious metals buyer in Charlotte, North Carolina, with more than twenty years of experience buying diamonds and precious metals. The company purchases gold, silver, and platinum in the form of jewelry, flatware, coins, bars, rounds, and scrap, along with diamonds, engagement rings, estate jewelry, and luxury watches. It also sells gold and silver bullion coins and bars from a local inventory. Evaluations are handled in person, often completed within ten to twenty minutes, with immediate payment once terms are agreed and transparent scales visible during each transaction. Diamond assessments are performed by GIA certified staff. Walk-in customers are welcome during weekday business hours, and appointments are recommended for larger estates valued above twenty thousand dollars. Off-duty Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers are present during business hours for security.

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Winston-Salem, NC

Apex Gold Silver Coin is a coin and precious metals shop in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, that has operated for more than ten years. The store buys and sells gold and silver bullion, gold and silver coins including Eagles and Buffalos, and pre-1964 United States coins such as Morgan dollars. It also purchases old United States paper money, including pre-1935 notes and national notes, along with foreign coins, estate jewelry, sterling silver, and vintage watches. Owners buy, sell, and trade on the spot and provide estate appraisals. The shop holds a local precious metals license and welcomes walk-in customers during posted weekday and Saturday hours.

Greensboro, NC

Ashmore Rare Coins and Metals is a full-service rare coin dealer in Greensboro, North Carolina, established in 1987. The firm buys and sells rare coins worldwide and is a major buyer of estates, purchasing gold, silver, and platinum scrap jewelry along with diamonds and gems. President Ash Harrison is described as one of the country's leading Morgan dollar specialists and a past president of the Society of Silver Dollar Collectors. The company is among the larger scrap jewelry buyers in North Carolina and emphasizes educating customers so they can make informed decisions when selling. It holds an A plus rating with the Better Business Bureau.

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Buying and selling coins in North Carolina

Two different things get called "selling coins," and they're priced in opposite ways. Bullion — Silver Eagles, gold coins, bars — tracks the live metal price, so the spread between shops is usually small. Collectible coins are priced on date, mint, and grade, where one shop's offer can beat another's by a wide margin.

For anything you think is collectible, get two or three offers before you sell, and ask whether the buyer is an ANA member or an authorized PCGS / NGC dealer — a quick signal they grade to a recognized standard. And don't clean coins: it feels helpful and almost always lowers what a dealer can pay.

Frequently asked questions

How many coin shops are in North Carolina?+

92 coin shops and dealers are listed across North Carolina, rated 4.6★ on average.

Which North Carolina cities have the most coin shops?+

Charlotte (12), Raleigh (10), and Wilmington (6) have the most listings in North Carolina.

Where can I sell gold or silver in North Carolina?+

Many shops across North Carolina buy gold and silver. Compare offers and confirm the price tracks the current spot price.

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