Below are some of the best silver dealers physically located in Las Vegas, Nevada, along with their contact information and store details. There is a 7.75% sales tax on silver purchases in New Nevada.
Nevada Coin and Jewelry
6380 W Flamingo Rd.
Las Vegas, NV 89103
(702) 475-9372
http://www.nvcoin.com
Nevada Coin and Jewelry was originally located on Las Vegas Boulevard in 1984, the ‘Strip,’ but has been in their current location since the land they were on was bought to build The Paris Hotel. They have 28 years of gold and silver buying experience and maintain a well-respected reputation for their impeccable customer service. The staff at Nevada Coin and Jewelry has assisted thousands of customers through the years and they provide a high level of professional and ethical service. They offer friendly and courteous transactions and ensure each customer has a rewarding experience buying or selling.
Nevada Coin and Jewelry is certified by the GIA and they have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. They buy and sell jewelry, gold, silver, bullion products, larger diamonds, watches, U.S. & foreign coins, rare coins, estate and collectible items and much more. All items brought in are carefully evaluated using x-ray technology, spectrometers, and weights to determine the cash value. Sales tax is collected on any coinage that sells for over 50% of its “Face Value.” Private mint bars and rounds are exempt. City sales tax in Las Vegas is 7.75%.
AAA Coin and Jewelry
114 N 3rd St.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
(702) 385-5317
http://goldinvegas.com/
AAA Coin and Jewelry opened for business in 1978 and they have conducted business with thousands of customers from all over the world. They are experts in all aspects of precious metal products such as jewelry, coins, United States currency, and foreign currency. They evaluate every piece and determine its value with careful examination and by watching the constantly changing precious metal markets prices. They offer free consultations and pay top cash amounts for scrap gold and silver. Sales tax is collected on any coinage that sells for over 50% of its “Face Value.” Private mint bars and rounds are exempt. City sales tax in Las Vegas is 7.75%.
Absolute Rarities
8370 W. Cheyenne, Suite 109-112
Las Vegas, NV 89129
(702) 243-3768
http://absoluterarities.com
Absolute Rarities was established in Las Vegas, Nevada in 1984. The staff encompasses more than 25 years of numismatic experience. The owners are members of many numismatic organizations including American Numismatic Association. The staff at Absolute Rarities prefers to educate their customers, not just buy, or sell to them. They know the value of a well-informed customer and are ready to answer any questions.
Employees are well versed in many fields associated with precious metals and offer services for customers that would be expected from an industry leader. Highest prices are paid out for items and they take valuables on consignment. When customers bring in their items, they are evaluated and the value determined by many factors including the current market price and intrinsic value. Sales tax is collected on any coinage that sells for over 50% of its “Face Value.” Private mint bars and rounds are exempt. City sales tax in Las Vegas is 7.75%.
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