Serving Johnson County & The KC Metro · By Appointment
Kansas City Coin Shop:
Coins, Gold & Silver
JoCo Coin Shop is a Johnson County coin dealer. I sell U.S. and world coins, gold and silver bullion, and paper money every day, and I buy coins and collections across the Kansas City metro.
Shop Coins, Gold & Silver
I ship orders nearly every day, and local customers can buy directly. Gold and silver prices change daily, so call or text for today’s price.
- 90% silver coins: rolls of dimes, quarters, and halves
- Birth-year sets and coin gifts: proof sets, mint sets, and silver
- My eBay store: everything I have listed, with my full feedback history
- Looking for something specific? Text me what you’re after and I’ll let you know what I have.
Selling Coins?
Whether you inherited a collection or you’re ready to sell coins you’ve had for years, I buy coins, bullion, paper money, and whole collections. It starts with a call, text, or a few photos, and every offer is no-obligation.
Where to Find Me
I’m based in Overland Park and work by appointment instead of from a walk-in storefront, so you get my full attention at a set time and place. I work with people across the whole Kansas City metro on both the Kansas and Missouri sides. See the areas I serve.
I also set up at coin shows around the area, and I ship coins anywhere in the U.S.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have a store I can walk into?
No. I work by appointment. Call, text, or email first, and we’ll set a time and place to meet.
How do I buy coins from you?
Browse my eBay store, or call or text me. If you’re local, you can buy directly and we’ll meet at a set time and place.
Do you buy coins too?
Yes. I buy single coins, bullion, and whole collections. See how appraisals work, or mail-in appraisals if you’re not local.
Will you be at a coin show near me?
Check the coin show list, then call or text to ask if I’ll be set up at one.
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From the Blog
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