Expert advice for sellers, collectors, and estate managers in Connecticut.
A local guide for New Haven sellers — how to choose a coin and gold dealer, what Connecticut law requires, and how to handle an inherited collection.
What is gold spot price, and how does it decide what your jewelry and coins are worth? A dealer breaks down the melt-value formula and dealer margins.
10K, 14K, 18K — what do the numbers mean, and what's your gold really worth? A dealer explains karat purity, stamps, and how value is calculated.
Most proof and mint sets sell for less than people paid — but a few are worth real money. A dealer explains which sets, errors, and silver sets have value.
Cleaning an old coin can wipe out 50–90% of its value. A licensed dealer explains why dirty coins are worth more — and what to do instead.
Most old bills are worth face value — but silver certificates, star notes, and pre-1928 notes can be worth far more. A dealer shows you what to check.
A step-by-step guide for executors handling coins and jewelry in Connecticut — from securing the collection to probate appraisals and choosing a buyer.
Most pennies are worth a cent — but a few are worth thousands. A licensed dealer shows you which key dates, errors, and copper cents to check.
A licensed dealer explains what Morgan, Peace, and Eisenhower silver dollars are really worth — with melt math and the key dates to check.
A licensed dealer walks through exactly what happens at a free coin appraisal — what to bring, how offers are calculated, and what it costs.
Most inherited coin collections contain a mix of common and genuinely valuable pieces. Here's how to tell the difference before you sell.
Estate sales rarely get jewelry owners the best price. Learn what to do instead to protect the full value of inherited pieces.
Spot price and melt value are not the same thing. Understanding the difference could mean hundreds of dollars more when selling silver.
The most common mistake people make when selling inherited gold coins is accepting the first offer. Here's how to protect yourself.
That stamp inside your ring tells you exactly what your jewelry is worth — if you know how to read it. A simple guide to gold hallmarks.
Connecticut has specific regulations governing precious metals transactions. Here's what sellers need to know before visiting a dealer.
Wondering when to sell your gold coins or jewelry in CT? This guide covers market timing, personal factors, and how to know when you're ready.
Selling gold or silver bullion in Connecticut? Learn how bullion is priced, what to expect from a dealer, and get a free same-day offer at Haven Coin in Hamden.
Wondering what your gold jewelry is worth in CT? Learn exactly how gold value is calculated and get a free appraisal at Haven Coin in Hamden.
Selling gold jewelry in Connecticut? Learn how gold value is calculated and why Haven Coin in Hamden is the trusted choice for fair, transparent evaluations in New Haven County.
Inherited a coin collection and unsure what to do? This step-by-step guide covers everything CT families need to know before selling or keeping coins.
Looking for a trustworthy coin buyer in Connecticut? Here's exactly what to look for — and what to avoid — before you sell your coins or collection in CT.