Coin Dealers

I read the past postings on here about mail order companies like Paul Sims and Coast to Coast coins and I was wondering, does anybody know of New World Rarities or Millers Mint, if they are reputable?

Also, is there any other mail order companies that are ok? Or should they all be avoided??

Thanks

 

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There are many coin dealers that are very active members of this forum with some advertising and others you will get to know after a time. I guess it boils down to full time dealers vs part time dealers.

I will say they have to be very reputable to sell coins and be active Coin Talk members at the same time. If they were not have no doubt the "word" would get out here very fast.

Why don't you try with letting people know what kind of coins you are interested in and see what kind of responses you can get.

Hope this helps, and welcome.

 

Thanks

Ok, I am trying to finish my Washington Quarters and I need the following in the conditions that I list as I am on a budget.

edited - sorry, but our rules do not permit you to do that

So any help would be appriciated.

Thanks

 

sorry about that

Now that I know the rules. Ok, so does anyone know of a reputable mail order dealer?? In my area I have only one coin dealer and he gets very little stuff now adays since he said he will be retiring soon.

Any help would be appriciated--mail order, or E-bay sellers is also ok

Thanks

 

As to on line dealers, I'm not a big fan of any of them. I've tried a few in the past and they were basically OK but nothing to brag about. That Millers Mint you mentioned is one of the ones I did try. Fantastic catalog they sent me with a massive inventory. Prices were decent so I tried once but I am a coin show person and having to add insurances, postage, handling and with some a restoking fee if returning.
My opinion is to avoid any place where you can not actually see what your buying. To me, places on the internet would be like buying a car, site unseen.

 

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