Montana's Top Coin Collecting Destination!

Join us in a journey through time with rare and collectible coins that tell the story of America's past. Montana's Largest Coin Dealer offers an extensive collection of US rare coins, including sought-after graded coins. With a vast inventory not fully displayed, we recommend coming prepared with a wishlist or simply letting our experts guide you through finding the perfect piece within your budget.

A Treasure Trove of Collectible Coins

At our store, treasure hunting becomes reality. Our resident expert, J.B., brings a lifetime of passion and knowledge to our collection, ensuring a diverse array of coins for every collector. From the shimmer of graded gold to the crisp legacy of rare paper money, we're here to help you discover a piece of history to cherish or gift.

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Reliving the Silver Dollar Legacy

Dive into the rich narrative of Montana's silver dollar heritage, preserved and celebrated at our family-run store. With two generations of experience, we pride ourselves on a selection of coins that reflect our state's unique history, including a wealth of PCGS and NGC certified coins, ensuring value and authenticity for collectors and investors alike.

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Frequently asked questions

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How do I start collecting or investing in rare coins?: Begin with research and develop an understanding of the types of coins that intrigue you. Establish a budget and learn about coin grading, as it's a vital aspect of valuing coins. Our experts are available to help guide you through the process, ensuring you make informed decisions in your collecting or investing journey.
What should I bring if I want my coins evaluated?: Bring any coins you suspect might be of value, especially those with rare dates, minting errors, or in high-grade condition. Our specialists are keen to examine these coins and can provide insights into their potential value and collectability.
Can you tell me more about coin grading?: Coin grading evaluates the condition of a coin on a 70-point scale, where 1 represents the worst condition and 70 signifies a perfect mint state. Understanding the grading scale, and terms like 'Good' (4) and 'Fine' (12), is crucial for assessing value and making purchases.
What makes a coin valuable?: A coin's value hinges on rarity, demand, silver content, condition, and historical significance. Graded coins, particularly those certified by PCGS or NGC, often carry a premium due to their verified authenticity and condition.
How can I be sure I’m getting a fair price for my coins?: For a fair price, compare your coin's attributes with current market rates, seek advice from multiple reputable sources, and consider obtaining a second opinion. Staying informed and understanding the market is the best approach for fair transactions.