Gold$3,996.30per troy ounceSilver$53.92per troy ouncePlatinum$1,550.50per troy ounce

Albuquerque · New Mexico

Gold, Silver & Collector Coins at Honest, Live Prices.

Investment-grade bullion and collector coins at live spot-based prices, from a dealer with thirty years behind the counter. Shipped insured, anywhere in the country.

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Featured Coins & Bullion

1 oz Copper Round (Bison)

1 oz Copper Round (Bison)

$6.50
1 oz Copper Round (Buffalo Nickel)

1 oz Copper Round (Buffalo Nickel)

$6.50
1 oz Copper Round (Ice Age Saber-Toothed Tiger)

1 oz Copper Round (Ice Age Saber-Toothed Tiger)

$6.50
1 oz Copper Round (Walking Liberty)

1 oz Copper Round (Walking Liberty)

$6.50
1 oz Copper Round (Morgan Dollar)

1 oz Copper Round (Morgan Dollar)

$6.50
1 oz Copper Bar (Morgan Dollar)

1 oz Copper Bar (Morgan Dollar)

$6.50

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What's the metal actually worth?

Use the live melt calculator to see the current metal value of common U.S. coins, so you know what the metal in a coin is worth before you buy.

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What is the melt value of a silver Morgan dollar?

A 90% silver Morgan or Peace dollar contains about 0.7734 troy ounces of silver. Its melt value equals the live silver spot price times that weight, so at a silver price near the figure in the ticker above, a single Morgan dollar's silver content is worth roughly that amount, before any collector premium.

Coin Melt Value Calculator

See the current metal value of common coins, based on the live spot price.

Melt value per coin
$41.70
Total melt value
$41.70

Based on silver at $53.92/oz. Melt value reflects metal content only. Collectible coins are often worth more. See what we have in stock.

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Shipped insured, packed discreetly.

Flat $5.00 shipping and free over $75.00. Tracked the whole way, insured for full value, and nothing on the outside of the parcel says what's inside.

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Coin & Bullion Guides

Copper vs Silver Rounds: Which to Buy First

Same size, same stamped design, very different purchase. A comparison with real numbers, and which to start with depending on what you want.

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Copper Gifts Under $10: Seven Ideas Worth Giving

A solid copper round costs under $10 and has a design struck into it. Seven ideas by who you are buying for, and how to order in time.

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How to Store Copper Rounds Without Spots

Most spotting and tarnish on copper is preventable. The humidity, holders and habits that matter, and what the marks on a spotted round usually mean.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is bullion pricing calculated?
Bullion is priced from the live spot price of its metal multiplied by the coin or bar's pure-metal weight, plus a small premium that covers minting and dealer costs. Because the spot price changes throughout the day, bullion prices update in real time.
How are orders shipped?
Every order ships insured for its full value with tracking, and nothing on the outside of the parcel says what's inside. Shipping is a flat $5 and free once your order reaches $75. Orders leave within 1 to 2 business days and take 3 to 7 business days in transit.
What does it mean when a coin is 'graded' by PCGS or NGC?
PCGS and NGC are the two leading third-party grading services. They authenticate a coin, assign it a grade from 1 to 70 on the Sheldon scale, and seal it in a tamper-evident holder. A certified grade gives buyers confidence and helps establish a coin's value.
What is the melt value of a coin?
Melt value is the raw value of the metal in a coin, the spot price of gold or silver multiplied by the coin's precious-metal content. Collectible coins are often worth more than melt, but melt value sets a reliable price floor for bullion and common-date silver.
Can I return a coin?
Collector and graded coins can be returned within 14 days of delivery, in their original holder with the grading label intact. Bullion and spot-priced metal is final sale, because its price is tied to a market that moves by the minute. Anything that arrives damaged or wrong is made right regardless.