CoolCashCoins

Simply call or email us.  Please view the "Contact Us" section of the website.  We go over the size/scope of your collection before setting up an appraisal.   

Yes, please contact us for references or any other inquiries.

No, sorry.  As of now we only work with United States coins and currency.  US coins and currency include anything from 1/2 cents to bags of silver, to gold dollars, to proof sets from the mint, to medals, to colonial pieces, to bank notes and currency, and to just about anything that is, or was, made in the United States.

No, sorry.   We cannot evaluate anything other than coins and currency.  We evaluate coins both for their collectible values, and for their precious metal values.  However, we WILL evaluate or sell a coin mounted in a piece of jewelry.    

The value of a coin is determined by its condition (grade), date, mintmark, mintage, special design/error, metal content, and by numerous other factors.  The entire value of a collection is the sum of all of its components added together.  Appraisals will be broken down into sections, so you will be able to easilly see where most of the value came from (IE - a large group of silver coins, or one special large penny). 

Typically we do not buy coins from your collection.  However, on occasion we may offer to buy a special piece of the collection from you in the interest of expanding our own collection, in which case we will offer a price equal to what the item would have sold for.  Acceptance of this offer is, of course, your choice. 

Absolutely.  All client information and collection information is held in strict confidentiality. 

No!  No collection is too small or too large for us.  Even if you only have 1 coin, contact us!  We can go over the collection on the phone to determine if its worth your money to receive an appraisal.  Thousands of coins are worth hundreds or more - you never know. 

Please click here for details.  Basically, we learn about your collection specifics over the telephone/through email, and then generate a typed, detailed appraisal.