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Tucson Coin & Autograph

ID: 48Store1640 mi from youTucson, AZ 85704+1 (520) 219-4427

Brett Sadovnick is the owner of Tucson Coin & Autograph, a trusted coin dealer located on the Southeast corner of N. Oracle Road and W. Orange Grove Road in Tucson, AZ. Mr. Sadovnick began his professional career in the numismatic industry in 1974 when he accepted a position with a family member's coin store in Los Angeles, California. After gaining valuable experience, he expanded his expertise as a consultant for coin shops…

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About Tucson Coin & Autograph

Brett Sadovnick is the owner of Tucson Coin & Autograph, a trusted coin dealer located on the Southeast corner of N. Oracle Road and W. Orange Grove Road in Tucson, AZ. Mr. Sadovnick began his professional career in the numismatic industry in 1974 when he accepted a position with a family member's coin store in Los Angeles, California. After gaining valuable experience, he expanded his expertise as a consultant for coin shops and eventually purchased his own store. In 1994, Brett relocated to Tucson, Arizona, and a few years later established Tucson Coin & Autograph, bringing decades of professional coin dealing experience to the local community.

Active ListingLast verified: February 24, 2026

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trshepperd
trshepperdGoogle★☆☆☆☆
We went to Tucson Coin and Autograph to sell a coin collection that we believed to be worth a few thousand dollars. The collection included 2 gold commemorative coins from Liberia, Africa. The gentleman who spoke to us told us the two gold coins were actually only gold filled and were worth no more than two dollars each. A few years ago I was in this same shop and was told they were worth $775 each, so I felt something was amiss. Ultimately he offered us $600 for our entire collection. We declined his offer and took the collection about a mile up the road to another coin shop and were told the gold coins were worth almost $1,700 each. The second shop ultimately bought our collection for $4,000. I’ve since done more research and the gold Liberian coins were indeed worth $1,685 apiece.
— trshepperd, Aug 2024
Antonio Canez
Antonio CanezGoogle★★★★★
Robert was very friendly knowledgeable and helped me in a quick and effective manner.
— Antonio Canez, Dec 2025
Richard Stoll
Richard StollGoogle★★★★★
Had an excellent experience. The staff is extremely knowledgeable. They take a very low commission so you get the most bang for your buck
— Richard Stoll, Jan 2026
Ray Jackson
Ray JacksonGoogle★☆☆☆☆
Me my family and referred friends have been buying coins over the years from Tucson coin & Autograph. The staff is very friendly, and they provide a lot of good education, however what they did not disclose to us was that they may not buy the coins back from us when it's a good time to sell them. I was very disappointed to hear this from them. I had to drive to another coin store that gladly purchased the coins from me and now they have earned my business as me and all of my family will no longer be doing any business with a coin shop that doesn't take care of their clientele.
— Ray Jackson, Jul 2025
Thomas Itule
Thomas ItuleGoogle★★★★★
Tucson coin I give a five-star rating. They are better than any coin shop I have ever dealt with. The customer service is spectacular if you're looking to buy or sell to them they go above and beyond to get you the best price possible and are extremely professional. I highly recommend Tucson coin and autograph to anyone who was looking for the best coins and the best deals. 5 out of five!;
— Thomas Itule, Nov 2025

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