Coin Buyers in Monmouth County, NJ

At Avena Coin, LLC, we take pride in being a reputable rare coin dealer with extensive experience in numismatic investments. Our rare coin company is committed to providing the highest level of customer service and expertise to our clients.

As a rare coin dealer, we specialize in U.S. gold, type coins, silver dollars, commemorative coins, and other raw coins. We also purchase certified and uncertified coins and maintain an extensive inventory of investment-quality PCGS and NGC coins.

Whether you're looking to sell or buy rare coins, Avena Coin, LLC, is the rare coin dealer to trust.

To learn more about our rare coin dealership, give us a call at 609-352-1418, fill out the contact form on our website, or send us an email to danny@avenararecoin.com. We look forward to doing business with you!

Yes. It is important to buy rare coins regularly and consistently. With market fluctuations, regular and planned purchases will benefit you in the long run. 

Don't buy sporadically. While it can be tempting to buy a rare coin that is climbing drastically in price, it is probably too late to make a good return on it since the peak price may be near.

Invest for long-term gains. To realize the maximum potential of rare coin investment, a portfolio should be held for 2–5 years. Don't adopt a short-term strategy.

At times, you may be tempted to take short profits during a market upturn. However, history has shown that your best profit potential comes from a long-term investment strategy.

Rare coins with a grade of MS64 or higher are generally considered to have the best potential for appreciation. However, there are coins that are only known to exist in much lower grades. These coins, due to their rarity, may also be an excellent investment.

It is recommended that you invest in the highest grade you can afford. Higher-grade coins will give you the best return on your investment.

Many factors affect a coin's value. Mintage, precious metal content, and condition all play a role in a coin's price. Investors should take all these factors into account when choosing coins for their portfolio.

Another important tool is the population reports that both PCGS and NGC publish. This will tell you how many of a particular coin have been graded. Coins that have a high population of graded coins may not give you as great a return as a coin with a lower population.

Think of coin investments in terms of percentages, not in terms of dollars. Invest 10–15 percent of your total investment capital in rare coins. A diversified portfolio can provide added insurance against tenuous economic conditions. A rare coin portfolio should be part of an overall investment strategy.

Always consult your accountant or financial planner to determine the impact on your specific portfolio. Don't assume that a coin purchase will provide a desired profit or a tax-deferred investment without professional assistance.

Yes, you should have your present portfolio and/or collection evaluated. If needed, we will suggest changes to maximize profit potential.

Also, be familiar with the terminology. Know the difference between the circulated and uncirculated rating scales and numismatic terminology. Don't buy a coin without clarification of its description if the terminology used to describe the coin is unfamiliar to you.

You can contact Avena Coin, LLC, by phone at 609-352-1418, by email at danny@avenararecoin.com, or by filling out one of the online forms on our website. We look forward to assisting you!