Farmhouse drawers and barn tack boxes still hide Barber quarters and sterling spoons. The Coin Shop in Brighton sorts the keepers from the melt — with live charts and current silver and gold prices on screen.
Spot reference — call or visit for live buy/sell quotes.
Large lots? Call ahead — we block counter time and bring sorting trays. No appointment needed for a single tube or necklace.
Grand River Ave east through Brighton — typically under 25 minutes from downtown New Hudson.
Tue–Fri 10:00am–4:00pm · Saturday 10:00am–2:00pm · Closed Sun & Mon
Same answers we give at the Brighton counter. The shop is one store; these city pages are how people find us.
Yes. We look at them the same way we look at jewelry. Gold cases are tested and weighed. Most old pocket watches are gold filled, not solid gold — a 10-, 20-, 25-, or 30-year guarantee on the case usually means filled. Some shops will not buy filled; we will tell you which one you have. Wristwatches that are a watch more than they are metal may belong with a watch buyer. Plain-English notes: watches at a coin shop and pocket watches and the 25-year mark.
Yes. Bring what you have during open hours. We sort carefully and explain what we can offer. For very large lots, calling ahead helps. Rear parking at the Brighton shop makes unloading easier.
Walk-ins are welcome during business hours. For very large collections, calling ahead helps us plan time at the counter so you are not rushed.
Upcoming shows around the state — same live list we keep on CoinShows.us. The Coin Shop often sets up at these. The Brighton shop stays open on regular days.
Full Michigan show calendar →