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Did you know Americans insert four million coins into vending machines every fifteen minutes? The first coins originated in around 700 BCA in Turkey. Today, many people have old or new valuable coins that they would like to sell, either to receive money or to upgrade their collection. When it comes to finding reliable coin dealers, there are several things you should keep in mind.

First, look for someone who has been selling coins for a while. Professional coin dealers should be able to give you an accurate idea of exactly how much your coins are worth. If they have been selling for a while, they will also have built a reliable reputation. Or possible an unreliable reputation. Either way, asking around or looking for reviews online should give you a sense of how fair a dealer they are.

Second, do research on how much your coins are worth, if you can. There are many websites now that can give you an idea of what to expect when you sell coins. Of course, you will not be likely to receive the full worth of your coin, since coin dealers need to make a profit. But figure a bare minimum of sixty percent worth if the coin is in good condition.

Third, antique jewelry buyers are often coin dealers as well. This can be useful if you have received the coins as an inheritance, and would like to sell estate jewelry at the same time.

Fourth, if you are less interested in selling valuable coins than looking for places to sell precious metals, it is easy to discover where to sell sterling silver by just conducting an internet search. Helpful links: www.countrysidetrading.com