Get insights from a trusted Grand Rapids coin dealer on rare coins, appraisals, collecting tips, and the local West Michigan coin market.
Grand Rapids Coins operates our business by appointment only. We do this to ensure the safety and security of our customers. You may wonder why we do not operate a
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When collecting rare coins, you should consider several factors when deciding where and how to store them. Choosing the right storage for your coins will preserve the condition and appearance
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If you are interested in collecting rare coins, follow the old adage of “buy the book before you buy the coin.” As Grand Rapids coin dealers, we know from experience
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Long before I became a Grand Rapids coin dealer, I realized that certain coins no longer fit into my collections. At a certain point, as a coin hobbyist or investor,
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People who have grown up using a universal United States currency are often surprised to learn how diverse historical American coinage and currency is. Local and state banks issued their
The Story of the Currency of the Old National Bank of Grand Rapids Read More »
The Eric Newman collection of 1,800 exceptional examples of US rare coins sold at auction this past week for more than $23,000,000! Not bad for a $7,500 investment!! As a
Rare Coin Prices Continue to Increase!! Read More »
Coin collectors come from all walks of life, but one thing nearly all have in common is that they love the hunt for rare coins. With the right tools and
Coins Shows and the Hunt for rare Coins! Read More »
Numismatists dream of owning the rarest and most desirable coins—perhaps an 1804 Silver Dollar, or just one of five known 1913 Liberty Nickels. This Grand Rapids coin dealer is no
The Extraordinary Eric Newman and His Extraordinary Favorite Coin Read More »
If you’re reading this, you must have at least a passing interest in collecting coins. So how does this happen? First, you likely have the collector gene… that little thing
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Tell me if you think this is a forgivable mistake. At the F.U.N. Show last month, I was introduced to an acknowledged expert in the numismatics field. His table had
