Martins Coins and Jewelry - Vermont Coin, Vermont Gold, Vermont Silver, and Vermont Jewelry Buyer
John K. Martin, Jr.
ANA Certified Numismatist
Martin's Coins & Jewelry is your premier coin and jewelry dealer in New England. As by far the oldest dealer in the area (over 20 years experience!), I use my expertise to provide the most honest and fair appraisals of your jewelry, gold, diamonds, rare coins, sterling silver and watches. Are you really getting ALL of the money your items are worth? You could be giving up THOUSANDS of dollars by selling your items to less knowledgeable or dishonest dealers. I spend tens of thousands of dollars EACH WEEK buying these items from people just like you. Contact me today and find out why so many people trust Martin's Coins & Jewelry!
Find over 60,000 certified diamonds online at Martin's Coins & Jewelry. Why pay RETAIL prices?
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CoinsAs the most knowledgeable expert in the region, I use my 20 years of experience in grading, authentication, counterfeit detection and customer service to buy and sell any and all U.S. and foreign coins and paper money. I've bought and sold coins worth a only few cents apiece right on up to single coins that are worth tens of thousands of dollars! If you are interested in learning more about selling your coins to us, click here. When you are looking to buy a great coin at a great price, it is worth your while to research the dealer you are working with BEFORE you spend your hard-earned money on that coin you want. I absolutely guarantee the authenticity of every coin I sell. Should you ever buy a coin from me that I have guaranteed is genuine and you later determine it is not, I will gladly refund the full amount of your purchase price and take the coin back. Forever. You might be asking yourself, why is this so important? Well, unfortunately the people illegally manufacturing fakes have become much better at them and, as a result, some dealers in our area have been fooled by these fakes. The reason this happens is the huge increase in Chinese counterfeits. And not just on rare coins either; Chinese counterfeiters have expanded their process to include more common dates as well. Read on.
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The pictured counterfeit coin was purchased on ebay. If a dealer does not have a lot of experience in detecting counterfeits, these new coins are very hard to catch, because the counterfeiters have become far more sophisticated in their coin manufacture, and are now using real coin presses to make their fakes.