Professional Coin Appraisal
Looking for a coin appraisal? Atlanta Gold & Coin offers several different types of appraisals of your coins, bullion, and paper currency. Stop scrolling through page after page online and allow us to help you decide the best appraisal method for you and provide you with a trusted valuation.
If you’re suddenly in the market to sell after learning of your coin collections value, we will also provide you with a competitive offer for your coin collection.
Coin Appraisals We Offer
- Once we’ve assessed your collection, we will provide our quote, which will be honored for up to 24 hours **Please note that exceptions may apply on market sensitive items.**
- If the collection consists of items that we regularly purchase and you decide to sell us the collection within that time, you will be reimbursed for the cost of the appraisal.
- Atlanta Gold & Coin is known as one of the most competitive and transparent coin dealers in the Atlanta metro area. Contact us today at 404-236-9744 to schedule your in-person appraisal or request a quote by phone.
If you already know that you want to sell a coin collection:
- Take a look at our What We Pay page to view our up to the minute buy rates for most coins that we purchase
- If our prices are agreeable to you, give us a call or fill out our Request an Appointment form to lock in a day and time that works well for you to come to our Alpharetta location.
- For more information, view our Coin Collection page
If you need a professional appraisal but are not currently looking to sell your coins, bullion, or paper currency, our standard paid appraisal is likely the best option.
This appraisal is designed for clients who need a clear, professional valuation for personal records, insurance planning, estate review, inheritance purposes, family distribution, or general knowledge. During the appointment, our team will evaluate your collection and provide an itemized appraisal based on the information available at the time of review.
Our standard paid appraisal rate is $350 per hour, with a one-hour minimum. The total time required will depend on the size, organization, and complexity of the collection.
For the most efficient appointment, we recommend bringing or emailing a basic inventory list before your appraisal. Helpful details include:
- Type of coin, bullion, or currency
- Date and mintmark, if applicable
- Denomination or marked weight
- Quantity of each item
- Any third-party grading information, such as PCGS, NGC, CACG, or ANACS
* Please note that market-sensitive items may fluctuate in value based on current precious metals prices and collector demand. If you later decide to sell the collection, we can also provide a competitive purchase offer based on current market conditions.
- In most cases, we are able and willing to travel for off-site coin appraisals. Off-site appraisals may be in state or out of state. Most off-site appraisals are conducted on Saturdays.
Our rate for off-site appraisals is $500 per hour or $4,000 for a full day (8 – 10 hours). Additional fees, including travel to and from the appraisal location, mileage, and time to prepare a formal written appraisal (if not completed onsite), will apply.
Lodging and meals (for multi-day appraisals) and flights (for out of state appraisals) are not included in the fee and will be charged separately.
We pride ourselves on being one of the only coin dealers in Atlanta to provide our buying rates right on our website.
If you know the types of coins in your collection, visit our What We Pay page to find our current rates for many different types of standard coins, bullion, bars, and rounds that we frequently purchase. Our prices are updated every few minutes throughout the day so that you can be confident in their accuracy.
While we list prices on our website for some of the more common coins and bullion that we deal in, it’s impossible to account for the thousands of U.S. and foreign coins that have been issued, not to mention rare or collectible coins.
If your coin isn’t listed, we’re happy to provide you with a verbal quote over the phone. Prefer to communicate via email? No worries. You can reach us at sales@atlantagoldandcoin.com. Simply provide as many details as possible such as the year, type, denomination, mintmark, condition, grade, and third-party grading service, if applicable. Don’t forget, a photo says a thousand words as well. So, if you have photos of the coin(s) in question, attach those as well for more detailed information.
Considering we offer this option as a free service to our customers, we can only provide you with complimentary pricing on no more than 3 coins
Please allow up to a 2 business day turnaround time for this complimentary service.
Additionally, if the coin requires a good deal of research, and is not a coin that we purchase or specialize in, we may not be able to assist with a free quote. However, we won’t know until we have an understanding of what coins you have in your collection.
From a minimum of $1,500 in value to multi-million-dollar collections, we handle every transaction with the same level of care and expertise.
Why, or When, You May Need a Coin Appraisal
Coin appraisals can serve many different purposes. Over the years, we’ve identified a few different types of coin appraisals that fit most needs.
In some cases, an individual(s) may simply be curious as to what their coins, or coin collection, is worth. You can spend hours trying to research your coins online, but until you have a professional evaluate your collection, it’s impossible to know for certain.
Most insurance companies require that a professional appraisal be conducted on your coin collection before they’ll agree to extend coverage for your valuables. We frequently perform insurance-related appraisals.
This is possibly the most common appraisal that we provide. Typically, we find that when family members pass on, the heirs or beneficiaries of the estate require an appraisal to assess the value.
Afterwards, they can then determine if selling the estate collection or distribution of the coins to the heirs best serves their needs.
While somewhat related to an estate appraisal, most estates that are in probate require an appraisal (sometimes more than one) before the judge will approve the sale of the assets.
Depending on your situation, the court may approve the immediate sale of your items or may delay the sale based on the complexity of the estate.
By appointment only · Monday–Friday, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM


