Sell Your Coins in Montreal — No Travel, Free Estimate
SellMyCoins.ca buys old coins, silver coins, rare coins, gold coins, Newfoundland coins, and inherited collections from Montreal sellers and from across Quebec and Canada. Upload photos online and receive a written purchase estimate within 24–48 hours.
How it works for Montreal sellers: Upload photos online, receive a written purchase estimate within 24–48 hours, then ship your coins to us. For accepted offers of $500 or more, we send a prepaid Canada Post label at no cost to you. For offers under $500, you cover shipping — clear instructions are provided. The process works exactly the same from Montreal as from anywhere else in Canada.
Most photo submissions reviewed within 24–48 hours · No obligation to sell
Why Montreal Coin Sellers Choose SellMyCoins.ca
Montreal has coin dealers and shows, but many sellers find the online process simpler, faster, and more transparent — especially for inherited collections where the seller does not know what they have. The mail-in process works identically from Montreal as from any other Canadian city.
The entire process is handled online and by Canada Post. No need to visit a dealer on Saint-Denis or Sainte-Catherine, attend a coin show, or arrange a meeting.
Upload photos and receive a written purchase estimate at no charge — what we would pay for your coins. You decide whether to sell after seeing the offer.
We pay for numismatic value — not just silver melt. Key dates and rare coins receive the premium they deserve.
Every purchase estimate lists individual coin values. You can compare with other buyers — we are confident our offers are fair.
For accepted offers of $500 or more, we send a prepaid Canada Post Xpresspost label at no cost to you. For offers under $500, you cover shipping — clear instructions are provided either way.
Payment sent the same day or next business day after your coins arrive and are verified.
Neighbourhoods and Areas We Serve
Whether you are in central Montreal, the South Shore, the North Shore, or the surrounding suburbs, the process is the same — upload photos, receive a written offer, ship by Canada Post.
Not listed? You are still welcome. Contact Richard or upload photos directly. The service covers all of Quebec and Canada.
Coins Bought from Montreal Sellers
Pre-Confederation coins, Victorian-era issues, and early 20th century Canadian coins of all denominations.
Pre-1968 dimes, quarters, 50-cent pieces, and silver dollars. Pre-1920 coins with 92.5% silver content.
Key dates, low-mintage issues, die varieties, and error coins. We know the Canadian series and will not miss a valuable coin.
Gold sovereigns, $5 and $10 gold pieces, and modern Royal Canadian Mint gold coins.
Pre-Confederation Newfoundland coins (1865–1947) — a specialty of SellMyCoins.ca with strong collector demand.
Complete collections, albums, folders, and jars of coins inherited from family members. All sizes welcome.
How to Sell Your Montreal Coins
Use your smartphone to photograph both sides of each coin in good natural light. Albums and folders can be photographed as-is — no need to remove individual coins.
Submit your photos through the form on this site. Richard reviews them and sends a written purchase estimate — what we would pay for each coin — within 24–48 hours.
If you accept the offer and it is $500 or more, Richard sends a prepaid Canada Post Xpresspost label. For offers under $500, you cover shipping — Richard provides clear packing and drop-off instructions. Either way, just drop your parcel at any Canada Post location in Montreal.
Once your coins arrive and are verified, Richard sends payment by Interac e-Transfer — typically the same day or next business day.
Montreal Coin Dealers vs. SellMyCoins.ca
Montreal has a handful of coin dealers and periodic coin shows. Here is how the two options typically compare for a seller who does not already know the trade.
| Factor | Montreal Coin Dealer | SellMyCoins.ca |
|---|---|---|
| Offer level | 40–60% of catalogue value (dealer needs margin for resale) | 65–85% of current market value |
| Travel required | Yes — you bring coins to the shop or show | No — photos online, coins by Canada Post |
| Written offer | Verbal quote, often on the spot | Written estimate with individual coin values |
| Time to offer | Immediate, but you may feel pressured | 24–48 hours; decide at your own pace |
| Language | French or English depending on dealer | English; short French messages welcome |
| Shipping cost | You travel to them | Prepaid label on accepted offers of $500+ |
| Payment | Cash or cheque | Interac e-Transfer same/next business day |
Offer percentages are general estimates. Actual offers depend on the specific coins, their condition, and current market demand.
About Richard LeBlanc
Richard LeBlanc is an Ottawa-based Canadian coin collector and the sole operator of SellMyCoins.ca. He has been collecting Canadian coins for decades and specializes in pre-Confederation issues, Newfoundland coins, silver dollars, and inherited collections.
Offers are based on 65–85% of current market value — not melt value alone. Every submission is reviewed personally by Richard, and every offer is in writing with individual coin values explained.
Free estimate with no pressure to sell. Decline any offer without penalty.
Transparent pricing based on current market — not bulk or melt-only offers.
You deal directly with Richard — not a call centre or automated system.
Montreal Coin Selling FAQ
Are there coin dealers in Montreal I can visit?
Yes, Montreal has coin dealers and periodic coin shows. However, in-person dealers typically offer 40–60% of catalogue value due to overhead costs. SellMyCoins.ca offers 65–85% of market value with a free, no-obligation written estimate — and you never have to leave home.
How do I ship coins from Montreal?
Canada Post Xpresspost is the recommended service. For accepted offers of $500 or more, Richard sends a prepaid Canada Post label — you just pack the coins and drop the parcel at any Montreal Canada Post location. For offers under $500, you cover shipping and Richard provides clear instructions.
Do I need to speak English to use SellMyCoins.ca?
The service is primarily in English, but short messages in French are welcome. Richard will respond in English. The photo-estimate form requires no language at all — just upload photos and describe what you have as best you can.
What if I have a large collection from an estate in Montreal?
Estate collections are welcome regardless of size. Start by photographing albums, folders, and any loose coins. Richard will identify everything and provide a comprehensive written purchase estimate. There is no minimum or maximum collection size.
How long does the process take for Montreal sellers?
Most photo submissions are reviewed within 24–48 hours. Once you accept an offer and ship your coins via Canada Post from Montreal, payment by Interac e-Transfer is typically sent the same day or next business day after the coins arrive and are verified.
Do I need to know what my coins are worth before submitting?
No. Part of the service is identifying what you have. You do not need to research coin values, identify dates, or sort anything. Just photograph the coins clearly and submit — Richard handles the rest.
Montreal Sellers: Get a Free Coin Estimate
Upload photos and receive a written offer within 24–48 hours. No travel, no coin show, no obligation to sell.
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This guide explains the value of Canadian coins, including key dates, silver content, and factors that affect collector value. If you believe you may have a valuable coin, you can upload photos for a free estimate.
How Coin Values Are Determined
Four key factors influence what a coin is worth. Understanding these helps you know what to look for.
Rarity
Coins with low mintage numbers or surviving in small quantities are worth more. A coin minted in the millions is common; one minted in the thousands can be scarce.
Condition
Collectors grade coins from Poor (heavily worn) to Mint State (uncirculated). A coin in excellent condition can be worth many times more than the same coin in worn condition.
Silver or Gold Content
Many older Canadian coins contain 80% silver. Even a common silver coin has a base value tied to the current silver price, regardless of collector demand.
Collector Demand
Some coins are actively sought by collectors, which drives prices higher. Key dates, varieties, and coins from popular series attract more buyers.