Appraisals & valuations
Know exactly what your coins are worth.
Independent, credentialed appraisals from specialists in coins and bullion — the kind of replacement-value figure insurance carriers, estate attorneys, and the IRS actually accept. Send photos and cert numbers; we do the rest.
When you actually need an appraisal
Plenty of “free appraisals” are really buy offers in disguise — a wholesale number dressed up as a valuation. A genuine appraisal is different: it's an independent, written opinion of replacement value, prepared to stand up to an insurer, a court, or a tax authority. If you're insuring, settling an estate, or just deciding whether to sell, that's the document you want.
Insurance appraisals
Replacement-value figures for a collectibles rider or scheduled-property policy. Carriers want retail replacement cost, not a buy offer — that's exactly what we document.
Estate & probate appraisals
Fair-market date-of-death valuations for probate, estate tax filings, and equitable distribution among heirs — accepted by estate attorneys and the IRS.
Pre-sale opinions
An honest read on what your coins are worth before you decide whether — and how — to sell. No pressure to sell to us afterward.
Three levels of detail
Match the appraisal to the job. We'll recommend the right level once we see what you have.
Quick valuation
A single coin or a quick gut-check
A one-line total value with a short written summary. Ideal when you just need a defensible number, fast.
Itemized appraisal
Insurance riders & smaller estates
Every coin listed individually with grade, replacement value, and notes — the format insurance carriers and attorneys expect.
Museum-quality catalog
Significant collections
Full written descriptions per piece: history, variety attribution, grade analysis, and comparable auction results. A permanent record of the collection.
Credentials that count
Our valuations are prepared by specialists who work with NGC- and PCGS-certified material every day and price against live auction records — not a coin-shop guess. For insurance and tax purposes, the figures are documented so a qualified appraiser's opinion is on the record, exactly as carriers and the IRS require.
Ready when you are
Get your collection appraised.
Send a few photos and any NGC or PCGS cert numbers. A specialist will confirm the right level of appraisal and turnaround — usually within one business day.