Sell to us!

WE ALSO BUY

  • Medals,

  • Medallions,

  • Bank Notes,

  • Old Share certificates,

  • Bonds,

  • Gold and Silver jewellery (even if damaged or broken),

  • Watches,

  • Silverware,

  • Art etc etc

WE ALWAYS NEED TO BUY COINS 

  • Any Gold coins (even if damaged or in jewellery) 

  • Any English Silver coins dated BEFORE 1947 

  • Proof Sets, 

  • Maundy Money, 

  • Royal Mint issues, 

  • Pobjoy/Danbury, London Mint Office, Royal Mint, Harrington & Byrne and Westminster issues, 

  • World coins, especially USA, South Africa etc

  • Old collections/accumulations of coins especially if in original cabinets, albums, storage boxes etc

  • Empty Storage Boxes and Albums, in fact any coin accessories

  • Hammered Gold and Silver coins, 

  • Milled Crowns down to Threepences, 

  • Copper and Bronze coins, 

  • Graded coins in NGC and PCGS holders etc, 

  • Far East and Proof/Pattern coins, 

  • Medals, Medallions, 

  • Mint Sealed sacks of Coins and Quantities of Mint Uncirculated coins in bags or tubes etc etc

— Please do NOT clean your coins before bringing them in for valuation. We even buy old copper coins such as old Pennies, Halfpennies and Farthings

WE ALWAYS NEED TO BUY STAMPS

  • Old collections and accumulations,

  • single country collections,

  • single stamps if rare or valuable,

  • First Day Covers before 1960,

  • English Stamps,

  • World Stamps,

  • Decimal Postage,

  • Sheets of Stamps.

— WE PAY ABSOLUTE TOP PRICES FOR GOOD QUALITY COLLECTIONS/ACCUMULATIONS - ESPECIALLY WANTED OLD PURCHASES FROM WELL RENOWNED STAMP SHOPS AND AUCTIONS, CHINA AND FAR EAST STAMPS. —

We do NOT buy 'Schoolboy collections' as these are generally of very little value, as are stamps torn off envelopes that have been sent through the post by family and friends.

How you can achieve almost DOUBLE YOUR MONEY selling directly to us rather than through an auction:

Let's say you have a collection we would like to buy for £500, and it is coming up for sale in an auction we are attending or covering online or through an auction agent. We do cover most auctions on a daily basis so are well versed in this. Our maximum bid in the room or on-line can only be £380, because the 25% buyers premium (more in some cases) plus the VAT and associated expenses then brings the cost up towards the £500. If the item hammers out at £380, you will be lucky to receive a cheque for £270 after deduction of commissions, VAT and expenses, storage fees, insurance etc. And that is assuming your lot sells for our maximum bid. In most cases we manage to buy at auction for well below, and on occasions very substantially below the maximum we were prepared to pay. Further, auction houses are slow payers and take at least 30 days (sometimes 45 days to pay you), and they only pay when they get paid. If a winning bidder reneges on his bid you receive nothing. So it makes sense to deal direct and get paid on the spot in full.