Selling & Buying
- Where can I sell old paper money?
You can sell old paper money to coin dealers, paper money dealers, auction houses, or online marketplaces like eBay. For valuable notes, consider a specialized auction or a certified dealer for the best price. - How do I sell a stamp collection?
You can sell a stamp collection through a local dealer, online marketplaces, or auction houses. The best method depends on the collection's value, your time, and how much effort you want to invest. - What is the best way to sell inherited currency?
The best way to sell inherited currency is to first get it appraised by a reputable dealer or auction house, then choose between selling directly, consigning to auction, or using an online marketplace. - How do I find a reputable stamp dealer?
Look for dealers who are members of recognized philatelic organizations like the American Philatelic Society (APS) or the American Stamp Dealers Association (ASDA). Check reviews, ask for references, and start with small transactions. - Should I get my old bills appraised?
Yes, if your old bills might be rare or in excellent condition. A professional appraisal can reveal hidden value and help you decide whether to sell, insure, or keep them. - What fees do auction houses charge for selling stamps?
Auction houses typically charge a seller's commission of 10-20% of the hammer price, plus possible fees for photography, insurance, and cataloging. Some also charge a minimum fee per lot.