Austin, Texas
Gold coins, silver coins, collectible coins and inherited coin collections, evaluated privately at our Austin showroom. Initial evaluations are complimentary, with no obligation to sell.
The Diamond Room purchases qualifying gold and silver coins, bullion coins, collectible coins and coin collections. Whether you have a few inherited pieces or a substantial holding, you don't need to know the name, grade or exact value of each coin to begin. We assess precious-metal content and any applicable collector premium when considering a purchase offer.
Meet by appointment at our private Austin showroom. Initial evaluations are complimentary, and you have no obligation to sell.
American Gold Eagles, American Gold Buffalos, Canadian Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, pre-1933 U.S. gold coins and other recognized international coins.
American Silver Eagles, Canadian Silver Maple Leafs, Morgan dollars, Peace dollars, pre-1965 U.S. silver coinage and other qualifying silver coins.
Coins with potential collector premiums based on rarity, condition, date, mint mark, third-party certification and current demand. We consider coins graded by PCGS or NGC as well as qualifying uncertified coins.
Mixed gold and silver collections, albums, holders, tubes and other collections. If yours is particularly large or valuable, contact us before bringing it in.
Some coins trade mainly on the gold or silver they contain. Others have additional numismatic or collectible value. A coin's age alone does not make it rare, and a coin with little collectible premium may still have considerable precious-metal value. We consider both metal value and any applicable collector premium, then explain a purchase offer based on current buying conditions.
Gold and silver spot prices are useful benchmarks, but a coin's actual weight and purity, type, condition, liquidity and supported collector premium may influence its market value. A purchase offer is not a promise of full retail value or a fixed percentage of spot.
Not necessarily. Professional grading or authentication may be useful for some coins, but paying to grade every inherited or bullion coin may not make financial sense. We can discuss whether additional evaluation could be warranted for a particular item.
Cleaning, polishing or altering certain collectible coins may reduce their collector value. Leave them as received and bring any available certificates or supporting information. If your collection also includes jewelry, watches or bullion, see inherited jewelry, coins and valuables.
Bars, rounds and other investment bullion are covered on our dedicated gold and silver bullion buying page. For mixed estate sales, review our estate jewelry and diamond buyer service.
Describe the coins or collection, even if you don't know the names or grades. We'll follow up to arrange a private appointment at our Austin showroom.
Photos of both sides are helpful but not required.
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Yes. We consider qualifying bullion and collectible gold and silver coins.
We evaluate these and many other recognized gold and silver coin products.
We consider these coins, with value depending on factors such as condition, metal content and collector demand.
We consider qualifying rare, certified and uncertified coins. Supported collector premiums may factor into the offer.
Potentially. We consider both individual coins and substantial collections; contact us in advance about especially large holdings.
Usually not for an initial selling discussion. We perform our own buying evaluation.
An offer reflects the specific coins and current buying conditions, which may differ from spot or retail prices.
Yes. The initial purchase evaluation is complimentary, with no obligation to sell.
Request a private appointment at our Austin showroom, or request an appointment online.
Private appointments only.