Dayton has 5 coin shops and dealers in the CoinsNearMe directory with a verified address and a real track record on Google. The top-rated, Belmont Coin & Jewelry, holds 4.7 stars across 713 Google reviews. Of the 5, 3 trade gold and silver bullion, 1 offers appraisals and 1 takes PCGS or NGC grading submissions.
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This guide ranks the best-rated of them by Google review score, with a review floor so a shop with three perfect reviews can't outrank one with three hundred. For every shop in the city, with hours, phone numbers and services, see the Dayton coin shop directory.
Best-rated coin shops in Dayton
Ranked by Google rating, then number of reviews. Ratings come from Google Maps; open any shop for current hours.
1. Belmont Coin & Jewelry
More than 713 Google reviews at 4.7 stars. The shop on Wilmington Pike buys and sells coins, offers appraisals, takes PCGS or NGC grading submissions and carries U.S. coins. Hours, phone and directions »
2. American Coin And Jewelry Gallery
A 4.7-star rating from 201 Google reviews. The shop on Watervliet Avenue buys and sells coins, trades gold and silver bullion and carries U.S. coins. Hours, phone and directions »
3. Williams Jewelers
31 Google reviews averaging 3.9 stars. The shop on Harshman Road buys and sells coins and trades gold and silver bullion. Hours, phone and directions »
4. Dugan's Pawn Shop
A 3.8-star rating from 25 Google reviews. The shop on North Dixie Drive buys and sells coins and trades gold and silver bullion. Hours, phone and directions »
5. Centerville Coin & Jewelry Connection
A 3.7-star rating from 26 Google reviews. The shop on West Franklin Street buys and sells coins and carries U.S. coins. Hours, phone and directions »
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How to choose a coin shop in Dayton
Match the shop to the job. Buying bullion: compare the premium over spot on the same coin or bar at two or three shops; it varies more than people expect. 3 of the Dayton shops list bullion. Collecting U.S. or world coins: look for a dealer whose case matches what you collect, and ask whether they can find coins for you.
Selling: get an appraisal first, never clean a coin before showing it, and get more than one offer for anything valuable. 1 Dayton shop lists appraisals. Grading: you don't need your own PCGS or NGC account; an authorized dealer can submit coins for you. 1 Dayton shop accepts submissions.
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See all 5 shops: the Dayton coin shop directory has every listing with addresses, hours and services.
Frequently asked questions
How many coin shops are in Dayton?
The CoinsNearMe directory lists 5 coin shops and dealers in Dayton with a verified address and Google reviews or a website. The full list is on the Dayton directory page.
What is the best-rated coin shop in Dayton?
Belmont Coin & Jewelry is the top-rated coin shop in Dayton in this guide, with 4.7 stars across 713 Google reviews.
Where can I get coins appraised in Dayton?
1 coin shop in Dayton lists appraisals in the directory. Call ahead to ask about fees and whether they appraise whole collections.
Do Dayton coin shops buy gold and silver?
Yes. 3 shops in Dayton list gold and silver bullion. Compare offers against the day's spot price, and ask what share of spot each shop pays.
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