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What's my coin worth?Melt values →City ledger · DeLand, FL · updated Oct 2026
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№ 01 · Coin shop · 0.0 mi
116 E Rich Ave
Open Sat
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DeLand Coins & Collectibles
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DeLand Coins & Collectibles Coin shop 116 E Rich Ave 0.0 mi from city center Call (386) 738-5472 | Sells
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Florida law
When you sell
When a walk-in Florida secondhand dealer buys used jewelry, scrap gold or silver, or other secondhand goods from you, state law requires the following: a government-issued photo ID, your right thumbprint, your contact details and physical description, and a signed statement that you own the goods or may sell them. You must be 18 or older.
Walk-in secondhand dealers (s. 538.06(1)): may not sell, alter or otherwise dispose of a precious metal, gemstone, jewelry item, antique or art item for 30 calendar days after acquiring it, or of other secondhand goods for 15 calendar days.
When you buy
Since August 1, 2025, Florida has exempted all sales of gold, silver and platinum bullion regardless of price. Before that, a single transaction was exempt only if it was over $500.
Florida does not tax the sale of coins or currency that are legal tender of the United States, even when they sell above face value or for their metal content. Florida does tax coins that are not legal tender (DOR's rule examples are ancient Roman coins, medieval English coins and Confederate money).
Who licenses dealers
Florida has no license specific to coin dealers (none was found in chs. 212, 538 or 539). A business that sells taxable items, including taxable coins, must register with the Department of Revenue to collect sales tax.
Sources: Chapter 538, Florida Statutes (2026) - Secondhand Dealers and Secondary Metals Recyclers (ss. 538.03, 538.04, 538.06, 538.09, 538.15, 538.17, 538.18, 538.235, 538.31-538.36) · Chapter 539, Florida Statutes (2026) - Florida Pawnbroking Act (s. 539.001; s. 539.002) · FL Department of Revenue - Secondhand Dealers and Secondary Metals Recyclers (local law enforcement enforces recordkeeping and holding periods). Not legal advice. Full Florida rules →
Local collectors
A coin show puts a dozen dealers in one room — the easiest way to get several offers in an afternoon. Clubs are where to ask who's honest.
Coin show · Annual, each January
72nd Annual FUN Convention (Florida United Numismatists)
Orange County Convention Center, Orlando · 34 mi
Next: Jan 7–10, 2027
Coin show · Annual, each July
Summer FUN Convention (21st annual)
Orange County Convention Center, Orlando · 34 mi
Next: Jul 15–17, 2027
Coin club
2nd and 4th Wednesday, 5:45-8:00 pm · Marks Street Senior Center · Orlando
State association: Florida United Numismatists, Inc. — 72nd Annual FUN Convention, 2027-01-07 to 2027-01-10
Questions
We list 1 businesses in DeLand that buy coins: 1 dedicated coin or bullion shop.
DeLand Coins & Collectibles says on its website that appraisals are free. Call ahead for large collections.
1 is open Saturdays (DeLand Coins & Collectibles), and none list Sunday hours. Hours change, so check before you go.
When a walk-in Florida secondhand dealer buys used jewelry, scrap gold or silver, or other secondhand goods from you, state law requires the following: a government-issued photo ID, your right thumbprint, your contact details and physical description, and a signed statement that you own the goods or may sell them. You must be 18 or older. Walk-in secondhand dealers (s. 538.06(1)): may not sell, alter or otherwise dispose of a precious metal, gemstone, jewelry item, antique or art item for 30 calendar days after acquiring it, or of other secondhand goods for 15 calendar days.
Since August 1, 2025, Florida has exempted all sales of gold, silver and platinum bullion regardless of price. Before that, a single transaction was exempt only if it was over $500. Florida does not tax the sale of coins or currency that are legal tender of the United States, even when they sell above face value or for their metal content.
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