Address: 4615 N University Dr, Coral Springs, FL 33067, USA
Phone: +19545803595
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10AM–6PM
Wednesday: 10AM–6PM
Thursday: 10AM–6PM
Friday: 10AM–6PM
Saturday: Closed
Kirk Regalia
I had a 5 star experience working with Justin @ Altier Rare Coins! He is very knowledgeable and professional and really knows his coins and enjoys talking about them. He gave me the best price for my 1877 Indian head cent! A much better offer than the other 3 or 4 coin shops that I took it to. I will certainly be doing business with him in the future and let all of my coin friends know about his shop. It really was a pleasure doing business with Justin from Altier Rare Coins! Thanks for all of your help. Sincerely, Kirk Regalia Lauderdale by the Sea, Florida
Weedny
My experience with Altier Rare Coins was excellent. Not only was I able to get my coin collection appraised at a fair value, but also sold them there and received payment in full. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking to assess the value of, and possibly sale, their precious metals and coins over a pawnshop any day! They also have a wide variety of jewelry as well. Altier Rare Coins should definitely be on your list of places to visit when looking to buy, sell or appraise precious metals of all sorts as they are now my go to for such products and services.
Brian Deleon
Nice clean shop. Walked in and was immediately greeted by two smiling faces. Justin was very knowledgeable and helped steer me in the best direction for my budget and helped create a plan moving forward . Five stars!
Mark Sullivan
I had the pleasure of meeting with Justin today. I had some coins that I needed valuated it was also looking to make some purchases and needed some professional expert advice. Within a few minutes he was able to accurately appraise my coins, he even took the time to show me comparable coins to back his calculations. Had I not consulted him I would’ve paid way too much for coins and gotten way too little for the coins that I had. He treated me as though I was his most important client and it was the first time we’ve ever met. Because of his open and honest advice We did not do business today, but I can assure you we will do business in the future. Well done Justin!
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We purchase any, and all gold coins. From modern bullion coins, to Pre-1933 United States Gold. Some of the most common coins that we purchase are: American Gold Eagles Canadian Gold Maples Chinese Gold Pandas South African Krugerrands Austrian Philharmonics Swiss 20 Francs British Gold Sovereigns Pamp Suisse Gold Bars Credit Suisse Gold Bars We purchase coins and bars, in sizes from 1-Kilo, down to individual grams.
No! Cleaning coins is a forbidding thing within the coin community. We ask that you leave your coins in their original condition. Many times coins will have a patina, or tone over and change colors. This is a natural process that many coins will go through based on the metal that they are made out of. Cleaning coins can damage a potentially rare coin, and ruin its value. If you are unsure on how to handle your coins, please reach out and let us give our expert opinion.
The United States has been producing coins since 1792, with the first Mint being in Philadelphia. From 1792 until 2020, we have produced billions of coins, making the majority of coins very common. The majority of coins that were produced after 1964, are worth only their face value. For a coin to be rare, and have numismatic value, it must fall into a few distinct categories. The first would be limited mintage. Coins today, are made by the hundreds of millions, and sometimes billions. Early US coins were produced in far fewer quantities than today's current coins. Aside from limited mintage figures, the survival rate and population of a coin would set it apart from that of face value coins. The condition of a coin would be the single most important factor when determining its value. Coins are graded on scale from 1-70, MS70 being a perfect coin, and Poor 1 being the lowest possible grade.
Yes, we pay the real market value on that given day. Gold & Silver prices fluctuate during trading hours, both up and down. We base our buy & sell prices on these live and current spot prices. The spot price is the current trading price at any given time. When we make a purchase, we check the spot price and confirm at that moment what we will pay. We can lock in prices for confirmed deals only with items on site. If you are looking to buy or sell gold & silver bullion, let us make you the best offer in town!
Yes, we purchase all types of Silver Coins & Bars. From American Eagles, to Private Minted Silver Bars & Rounds. Some of the most popular silver items that we purchase are: American Silver Eagles, Canadian Silver Maples, Chinese Silver Pandas, Private Minted Rounds, Engelhard Bars, Johnson Matthey and many more.
We purchase all types of Gold Coins & Bars. Any gold item that is made up of gold, in any quantity and size, we purchase! American Gold Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, Austrian PhilHarmonics, British Gold Sovereigns, American Gold Buffalos, South African Krugerrands, Chinese Pandas, Swiss 20 Francs and many more.
Manuel, 1944 Lincoln Wheat Cents are very common, with a mintage of 1.4 Billion Coins produced at the Philadelphia Mint. Wheat cents being of the common date range, are typically worth 2-3 cents each. It is "Key" date wheat cents that would have collector value. Collector dates would be the (1909-S, 1909-S VDB, 1914-D, 1931-D, 1922 Plain, 1955 DDO, 1931-S)
Manuel, The George Washington Presidential Dollar was produced in 2007 to commemorate the former President. These are still worth their face value, and are currently in circulation.
Angel, The 2009 Sacagawea Dollar does not have a date, or mint mark placed on the coin. The earlier coins did have a mint mark, and a date. The mint decided to change the design and remove the year from the Sacagawea Dollar.
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