This past Saturday I had the opportunity to meet the owner and team at Nevada Coin and Jewelry. I didn’t know what to expect but they made me feel both comfortable and safe. I went through my collection of jewelry, both broken pieces and things I thought were of no value at all. They took the time to explain what each carat weight was worth and they helped me sort through my items. I was amazed at what they gave me for things I would never wear or use. I would recommend you stop in and speak to them, you might be as pleasantly surprised as I was.
Old coin prices in today’s market place have taken quite a hit. Ever since the coin collecting peak of the late 1980’s, old coin prices have continued to see a downturn, especially in the commemorative and foreign markets. When attempting to wade through the market hoping to find old coin prices that are stable from year to year, the novice and resourceful coin collectors alike will inevitably come to the same conclusion: it is nearly impossible. With the ever fluctuating precious metal markets, niche collectible markets falling downhill and, in some cases, completely off the cliff and a waning public interest in coin collecting overall, it becomes tougher and tougher to find old coin prices that remain stable or that move upward. However, better dates and key dates within most U.S. coin series have continued to garner interest and have comparatively escalated in recent years, driving some old coin prices into higher and higher numbers.