Coins

[Jubee]

Any recommendations for anyone who buys collectible coins in Toronto or the surrounding area?

 

[Ponderling]

I have sold to a coin shop/gold dealer on Lakeshore in the Clarkson area of Sauga.
A few shops east of the intersection of Clarkson Road.
Sorry, I don't recall their name.

 

[SchlongConery]

Who actually ends up buying these so-so semi-collectable coins nowadays?

Seems like people area all asking where to sell, and these dealers buy a lot but I've yet to hear about anyone asking about a 1976 Olympic Silver Dollar etc.

I inherited a bunch of "collectable" silver coins that don't seem to have more value than the silver market price. Not sure if I'll just keep them in case of the apocalypse or sell them off for the cash and invst in some market indexed stock.

 

[Vinson]

Any recommendations for anyone who buys collectible coins in Toronto or the surrounding area?

I heard good about Taylor's on Avenue Rd.

 

[Jubee]

I have sold to a coin shop/gold dealer on Lakeshore in the Clarkson area of Sauga.
A few shops east of the intersection of Clarkson Road.
Sorry, I don't recall their name.

Yep I know the one you're talking about, run by a father and son and grandfather I believe, assuming he's still around.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

If you're looking to sell your rare coins there's an app called Coinsnap that allows you to scan the coin, and it'll give you the approximate value of what it's worth.

‎CoinSnap: Coin Identifier

‎With 300,000+ coin types, 99% recognition accuracy, and an AI-powered database, CoinSnap is a companion for coin enthusiasts. Whether you're identifying a rare error coin, uncovering the value of a hidden gem, or organizing a collection of hundreds of coins, CoinSnap makes it fast, easy, and...

apps.apple.com

I have a whole stack of rare coins that I'm probably going to sell soon

 

[Indiana]

I’ve got hundreds of these too.
Mostly silver.
Plan on liquidating them somehow later this year.