Frequently Asked Questions

Best Coin Prices Achieved is a service that connects sellers of gold coins with a network of specialist buyers.

Rather than receiving a single offer from one dealer, your coins can be presented to multiple vetted specialists for review and pricing.

Importantly, this process is not based on price alone. Specialists are considered based on factors such as reliability, credibility, track record, and speed and certainty of payment.

This helps ensure you are not only aiming for a strong price, but also dealing with buyers you can trust.

The process is simple and structured:

1. You submit details of your coins
2. We review and verify the information provided
3. Your coins are presented to relevant specialists for review
4. We put you in direct contact with interested specialists
5. You negotiate and agree a deal directly with the specialist
6. The transaction is completed, with funds transferred directly between you and the specialist

You remain in control throughout the process.

We are paid by the specialist, not the seller.

We receive a fee or margin from the buying side once a successful transaction is completed.

This means:

• No upfront costs for sellers
• No hidden fees
• Our incentive is aligned with achieving the best possible outcome for you

Different specialists value coins differently depending on factors such as:

• Current stock levels
• Existing client demand
• Area of specialisation, such as bullion or graded coins
• Their time horizon for resale

This is why a single dealer will often give a lower or more conservative offer.

By ensuring your coins are reviewed by multiple relevant specialists, we help establish a fairer and more accurate market view.

We focus on coins where specialist demand exists, including:

• Gold bullion coins, such as Britannias and Sovereigns
• Graded coins, including NGC and PCGS
• Modern Royal Mint issues, such as Tudor Beasts, Queen's Beasts, and proof coins

By matching coins to the right specialists, we aim to help sellers achieve pricing that better reflects collector and market demand, rather than just basic trade-in or scrap value.