1178 Woodruff Rd, Greenville, SC 29607

Cash For Coins in Greenville SC | Sell Silver, Rare Coins & Sterling | American Gold Buyers
Cash For Coins · Greenville, SC

Sell Coins & Silver In Greenville

Rare coins, silver dollars, sterling flatware, whole collections — evaluated while you watch, priced on melt plus collector value, and paid the same visit.

Free Evaluation Paid Same Visit Unsorted Is Fine
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Silver XAG

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Gold XAU

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Platinum XPT

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Palladium XPD

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Melt value starts here. Collector coins are worth more than their metal, so rare dates and better grades get priced individually rather than weighed as bulk silver.

What We Buy

Coins, silver, and collections

Most people who sell us coins aren't dealers — they're clearing out a coin jar, an inherited collection, or a chest of flatware nobody uses. You don't need to know what any of it is worth. That's our job.

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Don't clean or polish anything.

Cleaning a coin can destroy the surface collectors look for and cut its value well below melt. Bring it exactly as you found it.

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Silver Coins

Pre-1965 dimes, quarters & halves · Morgan and Peace dollars · Silver Eagles · rounds and bars

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Rare & Collector Coins

Key dates, low mintages, error coins, early U.S. type — priced on more than melt value

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Proof & Mint Sets

U.S. Mint sets, silver proof sets, commemoratives, albums and folders

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Sterling Silver

.925 flatware, holloware, tea sets, trays, candlesticks, julep cups

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Gold Coins & Bullion

American Eagles & Buffalos, Krugerrands, Maple Leafs, pre-1933 U.S. gold

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Currency & World Coins

Silver certificates, old U.S. notes, foreign silver and gold coins

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Estate & Inherited Collections

Whole accumulations, dealer stock, safe-deposit contents — bring all of it

How Selling Works

From your door to cash in hand

Three steps, usually under twenty minutes.

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Bring It In

No appointment and no prep. Set it down the way it came out of the drawer, box, or safe.

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We Evaluate While You Watch

Bullion gets separated from collectible, silver is tested and weighed in front of you, and anything worth more than melt gets looked at individually. Ask anything — nothing happens behind a curtain.

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Get Paid On The Spot

Say yes and you're paid before you leave. Say no and you keep your items, no fee and no pressure. Bring a photo ID either way.

Before You Come In

Melt value vs. collector value

Every silver coin is worth at least its melt value — the metal content priced against live spot. Some are worth much more than that as collectibles. Here's how we tell the difference, and what pushes a number up or down.

Works In Your Favor

  • Key dates and low-mintage years — some dates are worth many times a common one
  • Original, uncleaned surfaces — collectors pay a premium for coins that haven't been polished
  • Better condition — sharper strikes and less wear grade higher and pay more
  • Complete sets or runs — often worth more together than the same coins sold separately
  • Bringing the whole collection at once, so nothing gets priced in isolation

× Works Against You

  • Cleaning or polishing before you sell — this strips the surface collectors pay for
  • Common dates in worn condition — these sell closer to straight melt value
  • Mail-in buyers who quote sight unseen, before ever grading the coin
  • Selling piece by piece instead of letting us evaluate the full collection together
Before You Come In

What to bring with you

  • 1A valid photo ID — South Carolina requires dealers to record it on precious-metal purchases.
  • 2The coins or collection, uncleaned and unsorted.
  • 3Any albums, folders, grading slabs, or appraisal papers you still have.
  • 4If it's an estate, bring all of it — including what you assume is only worth face value.
Checking hours…
Hours
Mon–Fri 11 AM–7 PM
Sat 10 AM–4 PM · Sun closed
Common Questions

Straight answers before you drive over

Where's the best place to sell coins in Greenville, SC?
We're at 1178 Woodruff Road, between I-85 and I-385, with free parking out front. Coins are evaluated in front of you, priced on melt plus any collector premium, and paid the same visit — and you're free to take the number and compare it elsewhere.
Is my old coin collection worth anything?
Often more than people expect. Anything silver carries at least melt value, and key dates, low mintages, and better-condition pieces are worth well above their metal. The evaluation is free, so the only way to know is to bring it in.
Do I need to sort or research my coins first?
No — and please don't clean anything. Sorting is our job and it's free. Unsorted coffee cans, cigar boxes and junk drawers are completely normal here.
Do you buy sterling silver, not just coins?
Yes. Flatware chests, holloware, tea sets, trays, candlesticks and julep cups. Sets don't need to be complete, and weighted pieces are priced on actual silver content rather than gross weight — we'll show you the difference on the scale.
Do I need an appointment to sell coins?
No. Walk in Monday through Saturday. Call (864) 631-1000 ahead only if you're bringing a large estate or full collection and want dedicated time set aside.
What do I need to bring to sell coins?
Your coins and a valid photo ID — South Carolina requires dealers to record ID on precious-metal purchases. Bring any albums, folders, slabs or paperwork you still have too.
Do you pay more than pawn shops?
Different business entirely. Pawn shops price for a short-term loan against your property. We're making an outright purchase priced against the live market, and collectible coins get valued as collectibles rather than weighed as scrap. How we operate →

Bring your coins in
find out what they're worth

Free evaluation, no appointment, no obligation to sell.