We Sell and Buy Coins
in Maryland
We sell and buy coins in Maryland at prices that will interest you. As experts in buying and selling coins, we offer valuation services and market trend analysis to keep you up to date on current valuations.
(703) 703-9355Coins in Maryland
"Will buy your broken or unwanted gold, silver and platinum necklaces, rings, bracelets, odd earrings – we’ll buy it all!"
We sell and buy a variety of coins from the United States and around the world. Our extensive catalog features a wide variety of coins, from rare historical specimens to everyday collectibles. Our commitment to offering competitive prices ensures that when you buy or sell, you will receive exceptional value.
We closely monitor market trends to ensure a fair valuation, and our experts are always ready to guide you through every transaction with transparency and professionalism.
A Fascinating Numismatic Landscape
Maryland, with its rich history and vibrant cultural heritage, presents a fascinating landscape when it comes to numismatics. The history of Maryland coinage dates back to the colonial era, when growing settlements sought a means to facilitate trade.
The Baltimore Penny
Minted in the 18th century, notable for its association with the famous Carroll family. These early American coins are treasures for collectors today, providing a tangible link to the state’s formative years.
Commemorative Issues
The Maryland Tercentenary half dollar (1934) commemorates the 300th anniversary of Maryland’s founding. Its intricate design featuring the state seal is a testament to historical importance.
50 State Quarters
The 2000 Maryland quarter depicts the dome of the Maryland State House and commemorates the nickname "The Old Line State," honoring the Maryland Line regiment of the Revolutionary War.
Bridge to the Past
We buy and sell Maryland coins – from early colonial tokens to commemorative pieces. For enthusiasts, the study of Maryland coins is an exploration of America’s past economic and political shifts.
What kind of coins do we sell and buy in Maryland?
Fairfax Coin and Bullion Exchange in Maryland specializes in buying and selling coins, including U.S. and foreign coins.
- Historical pieces: Liberty Head, Indian Head, Kennedy Half Dollar, Morgan Dollars.
- Significant events: 1976 Bicentennial Quarters.
- Modern numismatic rarities: Proof sets and coin sets by the US Mint.
- Investment coins: American Gold Eagle and Silver Eagle.
- Foreign coins: Euros, British Pounds, Chinese Yuan, Japanese Yen.
- Antique coins: Roman Empire or Renaissance era.
- Thematic collections and coins with minting errors.
A Note on Exoticism
We show interest in foreign coins which attract collectors not only by their rarity but also by their exoticism. For the more experienced and sophisticated in this field, antique coins from the Roman Empire or the Renaissance are of interest.
How do we grade coins in Maryland?
Coin appraisal in Maryland involves a thorough process of evaluating a coin’s condition, authenticity, and overall value using standard methods recognized nationally and internationally.
Key Characteristics
Examining luster, mintage, color, and overall appeal. Luster indicates handling; well-minted coins have distinct features.
Color & Patina
Color varies by metal and environment. A desirable patina can increase value. Attractiveness reflects the overall impression.
Sheldon Scale
Using the scale from 1 to 70. 70 is pristine; 60-70 is Mint State (MS), meaning never circulated.
Pre-Appraisal
Offering consultation services to provide insight into historical significance and rarity before the final grade.
Preservation Advice
Advising on the best ways to preserve and display coins to maintain their condition and value over time.
Art & Science
Combining technical assessment with the intuition of experienced numismatists to make informed decisions.
Contact our experts in Maryland
Contact our specialist with any questions you may have. Make an appointment to have your valuables appraised and sold. We offer formal appraisals on coin collections when needed, as well as buying the estate outright, whichever fits your needs.