Where to sell gold coins

Dealers

Other coins such as the American Gold Eagle, the British Britannia and the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf are also popular but often have a higher premium than Krugerrands. The US mint also produces American Silver Eagles as well as some platinum coins. Silver coins are generally not as popular as gold coins due to the fact that there is VAT on them in Europe, whereas gold coins have no VAT. Most coin owners when thinking about where to sell gold coins will usually go to a dealer. Most people will visit a number of dealers as gold coin prices tend to vary from dealer to dealer but may be surprised by the prices they are quoted. Just as there is a premium on top of the intrinsic value of a gold coin when you buy it there is also a "reverse premium" when you sell it. In other words it will be the difference between the selling price and the buying price. In this case a dealer will always try to buy gold coins as cheaply as possible with the reselling price at the back of his mind.
 

Postal Gold

By selling your unwanted gold coins to Postal Gold you will get a price that reflects the contained gold weight and fineness of the coin. Since we melt down and refine the gold bullion coins we receive, there is no need to consider the resale price. So if you are wondering where to sell gold coins, why not try Postal Gold.