How do I get there from Birmingham?

Down Woodward to I-696 east, one exit to I-75, off at 11 Mile — about fifteen minutes, and the far north edge of the everyday draw.

What crosses the counter from Birmingham?

The largest estate lots the counter sees, and most of the carded and graded gold that comes in as-issued rather than as scrap; bullion buyers from Birmingham tend to want larger bars and a private appointment.

Do I need an appointment?

Not for a walk-in evaluation, and Birmingham is about fifteen minutes down Woodward and I-696. That said, the biggest estate lots and the largest bar orders this counter handles come from here, and both are what the private appointment exists for: a closed table, a proper count, no retail line.

Is there a gold and silver coin dealer near Birmingham?

Birmingham's coin buyers and sellers use this counter, a quarter of an hour off Woodward. Certified gold coins trade on the grade printed on the slab, and sovereign-mint gold coins and silver coins are quoted as spot plus a named premium.

Buy & sell · Birmingham

Birmingham gold and coin dealer and buyer, a mile off I-75.

A gold and coin dealer and buyer for Birmingham: the counter in Madison Heights sells coins and bullion off the live board and buys them back the same way. Birmingham brings the counter its carded and graded gold as-issued, and it is priced as-issued — the assay card and the slab count, not just the metal inside them. Buyers from here mostly want larger bars, and a larger bar is quoted as transparently as a single coin: spot, premium, total.

Directions from Birmingham to the counter

Call (248) 247-9240

County facts

County: Oakland County
County seat: Pontiac
Route: Woodward to I-696

The counter itself is in Oakland County; a sale is recorded the same way whichever county you drive in from.

Asked from Birmingham

Coming in from Birmingham

How do I get there from Birmingham?: Down Woodward to I-696 east, one exit to I-75, off at 11 Mile — about fifteen minutes, and the far north edge of the everyday draw.
What crosses the counter from Birmingham?: The largest estate lots the counter sees, and most of the carded and graded gold that comes in as-issued rather than as scrap; bullion buyers from Birmingham tend to want larger bars and a private appointment.
Do I need an appointment?: Not for a walk-in evaluation, and Birmingham is about fifteen minutes down Woodward and I-696. That said, the biggest estate lots and the largest bar orders this counter handles come from here, and both are what the private appointment exists for: a closed table, a proper count, no retail line.
Is there a gold and silver coin dealer near Birmingham?: Birmingham's coin buyers and sellers use this counter, a quarter of an hour off Woodward. Certified gold coins trade on the grade printed on the slab, and sovereign-mint gold coins and silver coins are quoted as spot plus a named premium.

Before you come in

Good to know

No sales tax: Michigan exempts investment coins and bullion (MCL 205.54s), so the price you are quoted is the metal and the premium, nothing added.

Selling? Bring a Michigan driver's license or state ID. State law (MCL 445.484) has every dealer record it with each purchase.

Settling an estate? It goes through the Oakland County Probate Court in Pontiac, and an estate under $53,000 can usually pass on an Affidavit of Decedent's Successor instead.

Birmingham gold and coin dealer and buyer, a mile off I-75.

Coming in from Birmingham

Good to know

What the counter does, in detail.

Buy by metal

Buy by form and maker

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Nearby towns

Bring the whole estate, or the whole order, to one table.