Tucson Coin and Autograph
Brett Sadovnick has been valuing coins since 1974, when he accepted a position at a coin store in Los Angeles owned by a family member. Since then he worked as a consultant before opening Tucson Coin & Autograph in the 1990s. He won the Presidential Award from the American Numismatic Association in January 2002. Mr. Sadovnick’s experience is the driving force behind Tucson Coin’s numismatic dealership, whether it’s dealing with U.S. coins, foreign coins or ancient coins.
Old Pueblo Coin Exchange
Old Pueblo Coin takes care of the appraisal process quickly and easily for anyone who wants to sell numismatic, semi-numismatic or non-numismatic coins as well as bullion. They also buy some Precious Metal items like flatware, hollow ware and candlesticks. Old Pueblo Coin will keep a stock of valuable numismatic coins on hand for collectors in addition to standard bullion coins and bars.
Catalina Coin Shop
Tucson’s oldest coin shop is Catalina Coin & Stamp. They have been buying and selling coins and stamps from the same location since 1980. Coin collectors are their main clientele but they also are willing to share knowledge and teach those who are new to numismatics how to start a collection. Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium bullion and coins are all available through Catalina, and they have an eBay store as well as their brick and mortar location.
Tucson Silver and Gold / Eagle Eye Rare Coins
Tucson Silver and Gold by Eagle Eye Rare Coins is a member of the Professional Numismatists Guild and has been serving clients for over 20 years. They deal in Gold and Silver, both numismatic and non-numismatic. Precious metals aren’t limited to coins or bullion, and they also deal in jewelry, flatware and scrap that has intrinsic or numismatic value.