Chuck's Coin

Hi Cody, We do purchase both collectible and bullion coins, however, we do not submit coins to third party graders on behalf of our clients. If you would like to give us a call or swing by the shop, we'd be happy to look over your coins and give you our opinion!

Hi Dolan! Feel free to swing it by the shop and I'll do my best to let you know exactly what you have and what its value to a collector might be.

Thanks for reaching out Michael. Some coins can carry an additional "numismatic" value beyond metal value, however that is rarely the case for your modern bullion products like the American Gold Eagle, Canadian Maple, or bars like PAMP Suisse.

Hi Jeff, thanks for thinking of us! We would be happy to appraise your coins for you, and if the price is right, we're always buying. You can drop by any time Monday thru Friday from 8am until 4pm and ask for Sam - he's our in-house numismatist and would be the correct person to talk to about your error coins.

Thank-you for thinking to check with us, Fred! Unfortunately there hasn't been a viable stamp market in Redding for quite a few years, and we haven't done appraisals on them in over 5 years. You may try checking with the Redding Stamp Club to see if they can refer you to an appraiser, otherwise the closest that we are familiar with is in San Francisco.

Hi Marjie, The Susan B. Anthony $1 coins you can go ahead and spend. While you don't see them often because people prefer paper bills over coins, they are just a regular modern coin and don't have any special value unless they are the "proof" variety. Replacement banknotes ("star notes") and lucky notes like binary bills can carry some premium, but unfortunately it's not something we deal in. Something like eBay may be a good avenue for selling those items. Thanks for thinking of us! - Charles

Hi Orlin, wheat cents are relatively common and outside of a few key dates they're usually worth $0.02 per coin. 1909 was the last year the Indian Head cent was made, and according to the Red Book it can be worth anywhere from a few cents up to $30 depending on it's condition. If you would like to bring them by, ask for our numismatist Sam and he would be more than happy to take a look at them for you.

Unfortunately we do not exchange foreign currency. You may try checking with your bank - some major banks offer currency exchange services for their customers. Otherwise, most international airports have currency exchange kiosks.

Unfortunately we do not exchange foreign currency. You may try checking with your bank - some major banks offer currency exchange services for their customers. Otherwise, most international airports have currency exchange kiosks.