Old coins can be surprisingly valuable, yet many people do not even realize that they have any at home. If you have recently acquired any old coins made from gold, you need to have their value assessed to find out how much they are really worth.

By finding the best place to sell gold coins Chancellor can provide, you may be happily surprised to discover that your collection is quite valuable. By finding a reputable dealer in your area, you can sell these coins and put some additional money in your pocket.

AMA Antiques & Coins

114 E 1st. Street, Tea, SD 57064

(605) 498-2669

Coins & Collectables

4001 W 41st St, Sioux Falls, SD 57106

(605) 361-0005

Midwest Gold-Silver

2101 W 41st St Unit 114, Sioux Falls, SD 57105

(605) 370-6033

Nasser's Jewelry & Antiques

1502 W 10th St, Sioux Falls, SD 57104

(605) 334-3051

Coins & Collectibles

1330 W Empire Mall, Sioux Falls, SD 57106

(605) 361-0005

Coin Shop

3818 S Western Ave, Sioux Falls, SD 57105

(605) 334-8813

The Coin Shop

PO Box 91115, Sioux Falls, SD 57109

(605) 334-8813

Liberty Pawn Coins & Antiques Inc

224 Main St Pipestone, Rock Rapids, IA 51246

(800) 593-4404

Midwest Gold-Silver

2901 Broadway Ave Ste E, Yankton, SD 57078

(605) 260-4653

Akron Gold and Silver

120 Reed St, Akron, IA 51001

(712) 568-4653

National Coin & Stamp Co

1801 Main St, Tyndall, SD 57066

(605) 589-4843

Liberty Pawn Coins & Antiques

224 W Main St, Pipestone, MN 56164

(507) 825-4404

Brookings Coin Shop

316 5th St, Brookings, SD 57006

(605) 692-4441

Mel's Pawn Shop

1019 W 7th St, Sioux City, IA 51103

(712) 258-2639

Should You Or Should You Not Sell Gold Coins?

It's a question that many often have to ask themselves. Even if they love their collections, sometimes money becomes so tight that they have no choice but to sell some of their prized possessions. Coins of all metals come into play here.

But should you or should you not sell gold coins? Is it better to hold on to them now to see if they will earn you more later? Or should you sell now, just in case the price goes down?

It's a lot like the stock market. Scarily so, sometimes! Deciding when to buy and when to sell has a lot of the same repercussions as playing the stock market game. Yet what you have on your side is that gold lasts forever and has always been assigned a high level of wealth by us humans. Even thousands of years ago we were starting wars over gold. It's doubtful we'll be starting fights thousands of years from now over certain stocks.

Selling is a good idea if you're pretty sure your coins are worth thousands of dollars, and even more worth it if you need that money a lot. Medical expenses, taxes, a new car... whatever you reason for selling, if you think it's time, then it's time!

Reasons to hold on to your coins include using them as heirlooms for future generations, or because you have reason to believe the price will continue to go up. Other people keep them because they enjoy looking at them. Regardless, if you hang on to your coins, there is no harm in having them appraised, especially if you are passing them on to someone else after you die. While prices will continue to change, having your collection graded by an expert will help out a lot.