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How to Spot Hidden Value in Your Pocket Change Most people save up their change in a jar, wait until it fills, then dump the whole thing into a Coinstar machine. Sure, you walk away with cash, but only after Coinstar takes its cut. What many people never realize is...
If you collect antiques or have inherited a small box of old silverware, you may already own something more interesting than you realize. Many people are surprised to learn that in the early days of American silversmithing, craftsmen often melted down coins to create...
Why Gold Prices Are Hitting Record Highs and Why Now Is the Best Time To Sell Gold prices reached an all-time high on October 20th of this year and have remained strong at around $4,000 an ounce ever since. This surge in value has prompted many people to reassess...
If you're holding onto a jar of old coins or inherited a collection and you're wondering what it's all worth, you're not alone. Coin values can range from pocket change to thousands of dollars, depending on a few key factors. At Curiosity Coins, we're here to help you...
How to Value Jewelry Inherited From a Loved One Inheriting jewelry can be emotional. A ring, necklace, or brooch passed down from a family member may carry deep sentimental weight — and, in many cases, unknown financial value. If you’ve found yourself holding onto...
Welcome to Curiosity Coins – A Different Kind of Coin Shop At Curiosity Coins, we’ve reimagined what a coin shop can be. Forget crowded counters, rushed appraisals, or feeling pressured to sell. We offer a private, appointment-only numismatic experience where your...
Unsure About Your Inherited Collection? Let Curiosity Coins Help Losing a loved one is never easy. And when you inherit a collection of coins, stamps, or antiques, it can add another layer of stress. You may be left wondering: "Is this worth anything? Who do I trust?...
Most people think we only deal in coins—but Curiosity Coins is more than a coin shop. We’re also your trusted buyer of gold, silver, and other precious metals in Medway, Massachusetts. If you have jewelry, flatware, bullion, or even broken pieces collecting dust, now...
A History of US Dollar Coins (with examples from our stock on the website, and on eBay, Amazon, and our other coffers) Early Precious Metal Dollars The first commonly minted US dollar coin was the 1794 Flowing Hair dollar coin (image 1). This coin entered circulation...