After more than two decades of buying and selling precious metals through various sources in the country, you absolutely learn which companies and distributors you prefer to conduct business with.

Every company has different business practices when it comes to what they will recommend their clients to acquire, as well as what their markup margins are. This can limit and be detrimental to your portfolio, being persuaded to purchase what product is most beneficial to them, and not you. They set the prices of what they are willing to buy a particular item at, as well as selling. The business relationship can be tilted in their interest, and not necessarily yours.

North American Coin Exchange’s goal is to serve our client’s best interests. We strive to simplify the process, whether buying or selling, directly sourcing through us, utilizing our experience to know what coins to get and where to get them from. We also have a much better understanding of where to sell every type of coin, giving you another competitive advantage over collectors and investors that only deal with one source or tackle the process themselves.

By design, the majority of coin companies will limit the information they convey to customers, rendering you unknowledgeable and handcuffing you about your investment decisions. Most coin companies tend to shy away from giving you the tools to truly evaluate your assets, to hide unreasonable price markups and out of line premiums, while simultaneously pushing a particular product or program that they are trying to sell at the time.

Their mind frame is typically “the less a customer knows, the better”, and that ambiguity allows them to overinflate their profit margins on unsuspecting and uneducated customers. At North American Coin Exchange, we want our clients to understand the markets and products, and build long-lasting relationships based on trust and transparency.  We strive to educate and empower the individual client, as opposed to typical coin companies, who can employ high pressure sales tactics in order to quickly complete a transaction, leaving the customer anxious and unsure about their investment.