William S. Panitch Rare Coins

5 star review

Lovely person. Answered my question even though it was about something not all that valuable.

5 star review

It was very good!

We used Mr Panitch to appraise a small amount of paper currency. He was 100% fair. I had already gotten offers from coin dealers. Mr Panitch was right on. I felt confident asking for a fair amount. Will use him again

William Panitch was incredibly helpful and kind to my son! He took the time to talk to us and help us even though we weren't big spenders! Wonderful dealer!!

Professional, Friendly, Knowledgeable, Honest, Fair, Experienced. Answered all my question, he was straight forward and to the point. Very fast appraisal, the 40+ year is the business really does show.

BIll was very knowledgeable. He also had some of the best customer service that I’ve ever had. Thank you so much

For someone like myself who has no experience in selling gold coins or uncirculated sheets of currency, I feel that Bill was extremely fair and provided me the best price I could have realized. Bill even knew my maternal grandfather who was the person responsible for leaving the family these few precious gold coins and sheets of $1, $2 and $5 bills that were decades old. I highly recommend working with Bill, even if all you are looking for is to get fair values for items your family's had in its possession for years. After all, is just 'stuff', much of which most of us don't really understand. You might be surprised how much 'value' is hidden within those old family items. Bill will certainly help you realize the highest values around the Capital District and beyond...I'm certain of that! After having visited Bill previously, I ventured back to see him to sell the rest of my grandfather's old miscellaneous 'lessor valued' coins and collectibles. To name a few of the items I sold to Bill were (1) "GSA CC" silver dollars, (2) partial sets of Lincoln cents, (3) Walking Liberty Half Dollars, (4) WWII silver nickels, (5) Kennedy bronze Inaugural Medals and (6) various other common pennies, Canadian nickels and Indian cents. While no one item was valued at what I would categorize as significant, in total all the stuff added up. Bill went through my piles very carefully and took the time to explain why certain pieces were more valuable than others. 90 minutes later, I walked out with a surprisingly nice check and the feeling that all the stuff hanging around the house for all those years still had some value to someone. Bottom line, don't throw anything out! Visit Bill to find out just how valuable some of your stuff might be. If anything, you'll enjoy yourself. I know I did.