Sell collector coins. Material and collector value checked.

German 5-DM commemorative coins from 1953 to 1979 and many 10-DM commemorative coins contain 625 or 925 silver. Ordinary circulation coins, the 1, 2 and 5 DM coins used daily, are made from base metal and at most have collector value for rare years. We check the minting year and fineness and tell you immediately what your coins are worth.

You can roughly estimate the pure silver value with our silver calculator . We assess collector value personally in store.

Every coin has two possible values: material value, its gold or silver content × today's price, and collector value, determined by rarity, year, issue and condition. Material value dominates for bullion coins such as the Krugerrand; rare collector pieces may command much higher prices.

We assess both and always pay you the higher amount. We discuss bullion and gold coins in detail on our page about coin buying.

Bring your complete collection, in albums, capsules or loose. We take time to examine every coin, check years and finenesses and explain the valuation piece by piece. You stay informed and sell only what you choose.

Families with collections from Nordhorn and across Grafschaft Bentheim appreciate this patient, transparent valuation. If you accept, we pay immediately in cash or by bank transfer.