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Coin Shops in Ohio

Ohio has a deep-rooted coin-collecting culture, with active dealers in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, and Dayton handling collectible U.S. coins, bullion, and estate collections.

147 listings in Ohio

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Premier Gold, Silver, & Coin
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Ottawa, OH

Premier Gold, Silver, & Coin is a precious-metals and coin buyer based in Ottawa, Ohio. The company purchases gold, silver, and platinum coins and jewelry, United States and foreign coins from before 1970, United States paper currency from before 1934, and graded and commemorative coins. It also buys estate and costume jewelry, sterling flatware, timepieces, war memorabilia, and other collectibles. Along with buying at its Ottawa location, the business runs in-person buying events across more than a dozen states and offers in-home appointments for larger collections. Staff provide evaluations and payment on items brought in or reviewed at an appointment. The shop lists hours of Monday through Thursday and is reachable by phone or email to arrange a visit. Its focus is on evaluating and purchasing coins, bullion, currency, and precious-metal items rather than retail sales.

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Dayton, OH

Belmont Coin & Jewelry is a coin and jewelry shop in Dayton, Ohio that buys and sells coins, precious metals, antiques, and diamonds, and also handles jewelry repair. The store describes certified appraisers with more than 55 years of experience, and it buys old coins, gold coins, and loose diamonds. Belmont lists itself as a member of the ANA, PCGS, and NGC associations. Customers are invited to stop in during business hours, so walk-in visits are welcome. For sellers, the shop weighs and evaluates gold and coins on site and offers appraisals of items brought to the counter.

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Buying and selling coins in Ohio

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 Ohio?+

147 coin shops and dealers are listed across Ohio, rated 4.4★ on average.

Which Ohio cities have the most coin shops?+

Cincinnati (10), Dayton (8), and Cleveland (6) have the most listings in Ohio.

Where can I sell gold or silver in Ohio?+

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

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