How do I get there from Sterling Heights?

Down Van Dyke to I-696, then west to the I-75 interchange — roughly twenty minutes outside rush hour, and a reverse commute most of the day.

What crosses the counter from Sterling Heights?

Family gold and silver sold in the round — a whole box evaluated in one sitting — alongside a steady run of buyers picking up sovereign coins and silver by the tube.

Do I need an appointment?

No. It is a reverse commute from Sterling Heights most of the day, so walking in mid-afternoon usually means no wait at all. A whole box brought in at once is the one case worth booking — it gets a dedicated table and the time to go through every item.

Is there a gold and silver coin dealer near Sterling Heights?

About twenty minutes away, down Van Dyke. Sterling Heights buyers mostly take silver coins by the tube and gold coins one or two at a visit, and a family coin box is gone through piece by piece so nothing collectible is priced as plain metal.

Buy & sell · Sterling Heights

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

A gold and coin dealer and buyer for Sterling Heights: the counter in Madison Heights sells coins and bullion off the live board and buys them back the same way. Sterling Heights tends to sell in the round — the whole box, one sitting — and buy by the tube, and the counter handles both without changing its method: purity by test, weight on a scale you can read, and one live price feeding the number each way, with nothing subtracted afterward.

Directions from Sterling Heights to the counter

Call (248) 247-9240

County facts

County: Macomb County
County seat: Mount Clemens
Route: Van Dyke / M-53 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 Sterling Heights

Coming in from Sterling Heights

How do I get there from Sterling Heights?: Down Van Dyke to I-696, then west to the I-75 interchange — roughly twenty minutes outside rush hour, and a reverse commute most of the day.
What crosses the counter from Sterling Heights?: Family gold and silver sold in the round — a whole box evaluated in one sitting — alongside a steady run of buyers picking up sovereign coins and silver by the tube.
Do I need an appointment?: No. It is a reverse commute from Sterling Heights most of the day, so walking in mid-afternoon usually means no wait at all. A whole box brought in at once is the one case worth booking — it gets a dedicated table and the time to go through every item.
Is there a gold and silver coin dealer near Sterling Heights?: About twenty minutes away, down Van Dyke. Sterling Heights buyers mostly take silver coins by the tube and gold coins one or two at a visit, and a family coin box is gone through piece by piece so nothing collectible is priced as plain metal.

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 Macomb County Probate Court in Mount Clemens, and an estate under $53,000 can usually pass on an Affidavit of Decedent's Successor instead.

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

Coming in from Sterling Heights

Good to know

What the counter does, in detail.

Buy by metal

Buy by form and maker

What we buy from you

The counter

Nearby towns

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