Coin, Gold & Silver Buyer for Frisco, TX
Frisco is about 25 minutes west of the McKinney square on SH 121. If coins, gold or silver moved here with your family, book a weekday time and we will go through them with you.
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, by appointment
We are a McKinney business. There is no Frisco office. We can come to your Frisco home, meet you at your bank, or see you at our private McKinney office, and that address is shared by phone after you book.
- Every weighing happens in front of you
- Photo ID needed at the meeting
- Walk away anytime, no hard feelings
- Appointments only, never a queue
Family pieces that came along in the move
Frisco has grown fast, and plenty of households there arrived from other places. Coins and gold often travel with them, packed in a box and rarely opened.
Saved by someone else
Often the coins were put away by a parent or grandparent in another state. You know they matter, but not what they are. That is a fine place to start.
Gold in a jewelry box
Class rings, chains and a lone earring tend to collect in one drawer. We test the karat and weigh each piece, and you keep anything with a story you want to hold on to.
A newer home, no safe
If you would rather not keep metal in the house, a bank meeting lets you bring it straight from a safe deposit box, or move it into one afterward.
McKinney to Frisco
This is a straight run west across the middle of the county on the tollway. We make it to reach Frisco homes and banks, and you would make it in the other direction to see us in McKinney.
- From the McKinney square
- about 14.7 miles
- Drive time
- about 25 minutes
West across the county on the Sam Rayburn Tollway, State Highway 121, into Frisco.
Drive times are estimates and assume no traffic.
Setting up a Frisco appointment
Call and tell us roughly what turned up. We will agree on where to meet and find a weekday time that works.
Common Frisco questions
Are you located in Frisco?
No. We work out of a private office in McKinney, on the east side of the county. For Frisco we usually come west on the Sam Rayburn Tollway to your home or your bank. You can also book a time at the office, and we give its address by phone after you schedule.
The coins came from out of state. Does that matter?
Not at all. Where the coins were saved makes no difference to us. A collection that started in Ohio or California is looked at exactly the same way as one that has always been in Texas.
We have no idea what is in the box. Is that a problem?
That is very common, especially after a family move. You do not need to sort or research anything first. Leave things as they are, and we will work out together what is there.
What tends to turn up in Frisco
Four kinds of things families bring out. Each card leads to a fuller page.
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A grandparent's coins
Wheat cents, Buffalo nickels and silver halves that someone saved long before the move to Texas. We explain what each one is as we go.
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Gift gold coins
Eagles, Maple Leafs and Krugerrands handed down at weddings and graduations. Leave them in the box or capsule they came in.
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Rings and chains
Old gold jewelry from a parent or an aunt, including single earrings and broken links. Each piece is tested for karat in front of you.
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Mint and proof sets
Sets that arrived every year by mail and then rode along through a few house moves. Keep them in their original holders.
Curious whether a date is special before you call? Our page on rare and key-date coins lists what we watch for.
From first call to decision
Four steps, wherever in Frisco we end up meeting.
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Start with a call or the form
Describe what you found in the moving boxes. A phone photo through the form helps, but it is not required.
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Choose the place
Your Frisco home, a private room at your bank, or our McKinney office out east. We agree on a weekday time.
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We look together
Coins stay in their holders. Gold and silver are tested and weighed on a scale you can read, and each group is explained.
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Take your time deciding
You can sell everything, a few items or nothing. Family pieces you want to keep stay right where they are.
Set up your appointment
- Based in
- McKinney, TX, serving Collin County
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, by appointment
- Where we meet
- At our private McKinney office, your home or a secure location such as your bank
- Have ready
- Your photo ID and the pieces you plan to sell
Our office address stays off the web for everyone's safety. We give it to you by phone once a time is booked.
You receive an offer to buy, which is different from a written appraisal prepared for insurance, probate or tax purposes.
Request a quote
Takes under a minute. We ring you back on a weekday, or you can call (469) 249-8420 now.