Finding the best coin dealers in Jamieson can truly give you peace of mind when buying, trading, and selling your gold and silver coins. Put your trust in our carefully curated list of reputable dealers. With so many to choose from, you can be sure that you will get the best deal possible.

Each and every dealer is able to help you with anything you might want or need. This means you can spend more time enjoying your collection and your money and less time trying to find someone worth dealing with. Professional, local, and verified businesses are here to meet your needs.

The Gold & Silver Guy

264 S Oregon St, Ontario, OR 97914

(541) 881-0900

Everything Silver And Gold

490 East Ln, Ontario, OR 97914

(541) 889-3779

Diamond Gallery

80 SE 2nd St # 1, Ontario, OR 97914

(541) 889-3062

Hamilton Bargain Center

320 SE 1st Ave, Ontario, OR 97914

(541) 889-1100

Sport Card Center

307 S Oregon St, Ontario, OR 97914

(541) 889-8600

Baker City Gold & Silver

1812 Main St, Baker City, OR 97814

(541) 523-2133

Cambridge Coin & Pawn

75 N Superior St, Cambridge, ID 83610

(208) 257-3800

Intermountain PM

19833 Middleton Rd, Caldwell, ID 83605

(208) 454-3200

Little Antique Shop

319 12th Ave S, Nampa, ID 83651

(208) 841-1711

Idaho Gold & Silver II

909 Caldwell Blvd, Nampa, ID 83651

(208) 442-6573

Intermountain Precious Metals

PO Box 9118, Nampa, ID 83652

(208) 288-2121

Ken's Pawn & Jewelry Inc

608 12th Ave S, Nampa, ID 83651

(208) 505-5099

Canyon County Coin

1200 1st St S, Nampa, ID 83651

(208) 505-6727

Prairie City Antiques and Fine Jewelry

131 NW Front St, Prairie City, OR 97869

(541) 820-3524

Making Money Through Coin Dealers

Are you already a coin collector, or have recently inherited someone else's collection? Perhaps you've picked up a few coins over the years and would like to know what they're worth. No matter how you've come across coins, at some point you're going to want to sell them, whether because you need the money or because you think the market is right.

Coin dealers are professionals you see when you're ready to make a deal regarding coins. Not only will they buy coins from you, but they can also sell you new pieces for your collection. They all operate differently, especially if they're independent vs. part of a partnership. there is a lot of money to be made out of collectible coins, so expect some scam artists mixed in with the real professionals.

if you're looking to make money, then be sure to research the dealer first to make sure they're certified (where applicable) and have a good history. After that, it's as simple as calling them or going into their office to discuss your collection. You can take either the whole thing or a few select pieces. They will inspect them to make sure they're real, and then assign a grade that will determine how much they're worth.

From there you can sell your coins (some bartering may happen) or get a certificate saying that they were graded as thus. This is one of the safest ways to make sure you get what your coins are really worth. Selling online means you may undervalue your collection.

Coin dealers can also sell you coins for your collection. If you're looking for something specific, they can act as a middleman and help locate the coin you want for a finder's fee. They have great connections all over the world and are great contacts to have even if you're not buying or selling right now.