Selling your coin collection can feel overwhelming—especially if you’re unsure who to trust. Many collectors leave their coins sitting in a closet for years because they’re intimidated by the process. At Safe Haven Exchange, we want to make it simple, transparent, and rewarding. Below is our step-by-step guide to help you get the most for your coins.
Different dealers operate in different markets. A small local shop may pay $4 for a coin they can sell for $5, while a national dealer with serious buyers may pay $3,750 for a coin worth $4,000 because they have the clients ready to buy.
What this means for you:
Key takeaway: Rare and attractive coins sell quickly and for strong premiums. Common or damaged coins are harder to sell and may fetch less.
An organized inventory shows coin experts that you know what you have—and helps you get stronger offers.
Tip: A detailed inventory signals professionalism and prevents lowball offers.
It’s easy to get misled by stories, old receipts, or high online listings.
At Safe Haven Exchange, we base our offers on real market data—not inflated book prices.
For high-value collections (e.g., $50,000+), always get two or three quotes. Professional dealers expect this.
“Here is the inventory of my coin collection. I can provide additional details and photos upon request. I’m seeking a couple of offers and would like to get a price from your company.”
This approach always earns respect—and better offers.
At Safe Haven Exchange, we pride ourselves on:
Whether you’re selling a single coin or a multi-million-dollar estate, Safe Haven Exchange is here to maximize your return while making the process smooth and secure.
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