How do I get there from Oak Park & Southfield?

Straight east on 11 Mile across Woodward, or I-696 east to I-75 — the shortest drive of any zone here, ten minutes from most of Oak Park.

What do people from Oak Park & Southfield usually bring in?

Coin collections assembled over decades and the estate jewelry that goes with them — the highest share of graded slabs and pre-1933 gold of any town on the west side.

Do I need an appointment?

No — from Oak Park it is ten minutes east on 11 Mile, close enough to bring one coin over on a whim. What does deserve a private appointment is a collection assembled over decades: the graded slabs and pre-1933 gold get looked at one by one, and that takes a table and an hour.

Who buys gold and silver coins near Oak Park?

Ten minutes east, yes. A collection from Oak Park or Southfield can come in exactly as it sits — albums, tubes, loose gold coins and silver dollars — and is sorted on the counter into bullion, silver and numismatic pieces ahead of any pricing.

Sell · Oak Park & Southfield

Sell gold from Oak Park & Southfield: it gets measured here.

Sell gold from Oak Park & Southfield at the counter in Madison Heights: tested and weighed in front of you, paid off the day's board. Oak Park and Southfield send the counter its best coins — more graded slabs and pre-1933 gold than any other town to the west — and coins here are priced as coins first: date, mint mark, grade and originality before anyone talks about melt. The estate jewelry that comes with them is tested and priced separately, piece by piece.

Directions from Oak Park to the counter

Call (248) 247-9240

County facts

County: Oakland County
County seat: Pontiac
Route: 11 Mile Rd / I-696 east
Covers: Oak Park, Southfield

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

Asked from Oak Park & Southfield

Coming in from Oak Park

How do I get there from Oak Park & Southfield?: Straight east on 11 Mile across Woodward, or I-696 east to I-75 — the shortest drive of any zone here, ten minutes from most of Oak Park.
What do people from Oak Park & Southfield usually bring in?: Coin collections assembled over decades and the estate jewelry that goes with them — the highest share of graded slabs and pre-1933 gold of any town on the west side.
Do I need an appointment?: No — from Oak Park it is ten minutes east on 11 Mile, close enough to bring one coin over on a whim. What does deserve a private appointment is a collection assembled over decades: the graded slabs and pre-1933 gold get looked at one by one, and that takes a table and an hour.
Who buys gold and silver coins near Oak Park?: Ten minutes east, yes. A collection from Oak Park or Southfield can come in exactly as it sits — albums, tubes, loose gold coins and silver dollars — and is sorted on the counter into bullion, silver and numismatic pieces ahead of any pricing.

Before you come in

Good to know

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.

Sell gold from Oak Park & Southfield: it gets measured here.

Coming in from Oak Park

Good to know

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