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About Vancouver Coins
Coins, Banknotes, and Bullion from British Columbia
Vancouver Coins is a dealer of coins, banknotes, and bullion based in Vancouver, British Columbia. The business describes itself as a dealer in precious metals since 1972. It both buys and sells, handling rare coins, paper currency, diamonds, and other collectibles alongside investment-grade bullion, with gold and silver at the centre of its precious metals trade.
The bullion side of the stock takes in US, Canadian, and world pieces, so the catalogue serves collectors hunting numismatic material as well as stackers buying purely for metal content. Vancouver Coins runs its online store at vancouvercoins.ca on the .ca domain, prices in Canadian dollars, and ships across North America, with a North American toll-free phone line for enquiries.
Vancouver Coins: frequently asked questions
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Vancouver Coins is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It buys and sells bullion coins, rare coins, banknotes, paper currency, diamonds, and other collectibles, serving both numismatic collectors and bullion investors. The dealer ships to customers across North America.
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BullionFerret currently tracks 6 bullion products listed by Vancouver Coins. You can compare their prices against other Canadian dealers to find the best premium over spot.
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Cleaning almost always reduces a coin's numismatic value. Polishing or scrubbing removes original surface patina and leaves hairline scratches visible under magnification, which collectors and graders treat as damage. For investment bullion where melt value dominates, the impact is smaller, but cleaning can still make a coin harder to sell and reduce any residual collector premium. Leave bullion coins as-issued.
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Purity varies by coin. Royal Canadian Mint Maple Leaf coins are .9999 fine gold (24 karat). American Gold Eagles are .9167 fine (22 karat), and South African Krugerrands are also .9167. Other sovereign coins fall at different points on this scale, so it is worth checking the specification for each product before buying.