This Tucson, AZ coin dealer specializes in buying and selling coins and numismatic collectibles for both novice and experienced collectors. Catalina Coin Shop offers a curated selection of precious metals, rare coins, and investment-grade numismatics with expert appraisals and authentication services. Whether you're looking to build a collection or sell your coins, this trusted Tucson establishment provides knowledgeable service and competitive pricing.
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I'm glad I didmt just go down there and read these reviews first so does anyone. No were I could go to sell my coins have alot to look at misprints double die and alot of silver coins a little bit old ones but I'm tryijg to get the best price for my coins they used to be my grandpa's collection
2 star review
I have done business with the people at Catalina Coin Shop. They are honest and helpful. And they have knowledge and are courteous.
Absolutely terrible con men. The old man is a complete a-hole. They tried to short change me 155 dollars on spot price of silver, then when I complained, I only got 105 more because they can’t do math at all. Do not go here. Plenty of honest places around town. Will never conduct business here again
The two owners seem nice and i understand it's a business but their prices on what your coins may be worth (low balling) and the same coin in the same shape is priced way to high (high balling). And if you try and haggle they get upset or just shower and tell you their not interested. Buyer be ware.
Gezz these guys have been in business for over 40 years. And clearly how they did this was by ripping people off. $950 for a $1395 coin. Telling me it "went down" when it was higher than it had ever been. When I call them about their offer I was told the price on gold went down. How is it a coin shop would ignore NGC price guide and go on the price of the gold content. On top of that he's replying to my review with disinformation, A 1893 gold eagle in MS 62 lists for $1400. I don't know what "guide" he is going on. But he rest of the world acknowledges PCGS and NGC as the top two pricing guides.
Thank goodness for Catalina Coin Shop!! I have a 1943D steel penny I'm selling and researched its value to be high. What's the value?
Nice little shop. Usually has a good collection of gold and silver bullion available, and their premiums are usually better than other places in town.
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