Guides

Sending photos doesn't commit you to sell

Inherited coins or old bills? Start with our guides to selling an inherited collection and old paper money.

Inherited coins or paper money? What to do first

You don't need to know what everything is.
Old U.S. paper money: what collectors look for

Old bills turn up in drawers, wallets, family Bibles and coin collections.
How to tell if a coin is silver

Is this dime, quarter, half dollar, nickel or dollar silver?
Why you shouldn't clean your coins

Should I clean or polish old coins before I sell them?
How to photograph coins and paper money with your phone

What photos does a buyer need to see?
Morgan and Peace silver dollars: how to tell which you have

I have old silver dollars. What are they, and what should I photograph?
Wheat pennies: which dates to look for

Is anything in this jar or folder of old pennies scarce?
How to read the label on a graded coin

What does this sealed plastic holder and its label mean?

Ready to show us what you have?

Open our official Facebook Page and tap Message or Send Message (Facebook may ask you to log in). Attach photos of both sides of each item, any grading labels, your town and a short description.

Open our Facebook Page

Prefer email? Use our contact form or write to contact@beaubecoins.com. You can attach photos to an email.

Prefer to talk first? Call (678) 707-9400 during business hours. Photos are still the best first step.

What happens after you message us

On Messenger, you'll get an automatic reply listing what to send.
Once we've looked at your photos, we'll reply in the same chat; we may ask for another angle or a closer look at a date.
If it makes sense to go further, we'll arrange a time and place to see the items in person. Offers are made after inspection.

Sending photos doesn't commit you to sell, and you can turn down any offer.

Not sure what to write? Copy a message starter.