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Coin Shops in Washington

Washington's coin shops cluster around Seattle, Spokane, and the I-5 corridor, handling bullion and collectible U.S. coins.

56 listings in Washington

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Vancouver, WA

Coins & Auctions Since 1994 is a coin, precious-metals, and auction business serving the Vancouver, Washington area, operating since 1994. The company buys and sells gold, silver, and platinum, jewelry, and rare coins, including classic and modern United States silver and gold coins and bullion. Staff assess the value of rare and modern coins, bullion, and jewelry, and the business helps customers convert inherited or estate valuables into cash. Along with over-the-counter buying and selling, it runs monthly public auctions and accepts consignments, listing lots through platforms such as LiveAuctioneers, BidSquare, and Bidspirit. The owners also exhibit at coin shows around the country and describe experience in building numismatic and investment holdings. The business states that it is licensed, bonded, and insured. Its combination of retail coin buying, precious-metals trading, and regular auctions gives sellers several ways to reach the market.

Olympia, WA

American Rare Coin, Gold & Jewelry is a coin and precious metals shop in Olympia, Washington, with a second location in Sequim. The business buys and sells rare and commemorative coins, gold coins and bullion, silver, platinum, jewelry, vintage watches, diamonds, stamps, and paper money. Owner Frank Kuhn and his staff bring more than twenty-four years of experience and offer coin grading and authentication for collectors. Free appraisals are available at the store, in a customer's home, or at a bank, and the team assists with estate sales and complex collections. The shop is an NGC authorized dealer, described as one of three in Thurston County, and is also PMG and CAC affiliated, with BBB accreditation. Walk-in customers are welcome during store hours, and appointments are preferred for large collections so staff can give them proper attention.

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Buying and selling coins in Washington

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 Washington?+

56 coin shops and dealers are listed across Washington, rated 4.5★ on average.

Which Washington cities have the most coin shops?+

Spokane (6), Tacoma (5), and Vancouver (5) have the most listings in Washington.

Where can I sell gold or silver in Washington?+

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

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