Coin Dealer Serving Georgetown, DC

Why Georgetown Sellers Choose a Credentialed Numismatist

Georgetown is, by a wide margin, the oldest neighborhood in the District, and that depth of history flows directly into the collections we are invited to evaluate behind the federal-style row houses on N Street, P Street, and the upper Heights. Multi-generational families, diplomats, and longtime Foreign Service households often hold meaningful pre-1933 U.S. gold, 19th-century type coins, world gold from postings in Europe and Asia, and important U.S. paper currency that has been packed away for decades. Hunter Hicks is an ANA and PNG member numismatist who brings the credentials, the price discipline, and the discretion that those collections require, and the entire engagement happens inside your Georgetown home.

We routinely see East Village and West Village sellers who have inherited a relative's holdings and want a single trusted point of contact rather than a parade of pawn shops and walk-in storefronts. Whether the collection is a single Whitman album of Walking Liberty halves or a safe deposit box full of certified $20 Saint-Gaudens, you receive a transparent, written valuation and the option to sell the entire holding in one settlement.

How Georgetown Visits Work

From Falls Church, Georgetown is roughly 25 minutes door-to-door, typically across Chain Bridge into the upper Heights or via the GW Parkway and Key Bridge into the historic core. Parking on the older blocks can be tight, so we coordinate timing carefully and arrive prepared with secure transport materials, a portable scale, and reference catalogs. Payment is settled on the spot in your preferred form, with full written records for your files.