New Jersey coins shops?

ormandh

I will be flying into New Jersey this weekend and will take Monday and Tuesday roaming around the areas. Does anyone know of any other coin shops near Trenton/ Princeton besides Trenton stamp and coin? Thanks. -Dan

tsacch

Head across the water to Phila, there are numerous shops with a 25 mile radius.......some high dollar stuff and some pawn shop like junk.

tsacch

Here are some ones I hit....Edelmans and Harry's had the most sales to me.

Avena Rare Coin
1616 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 755-5622

Lawndale Coin & Collectibles
6322 Rising Sun Ave, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 745-8911

Philly Stamp & Coin Co Inc
1804 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 563-7341

Capo's Coins & Collectible
1620 E Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 468-4500

U S Coin & Currency Shop
7934 Oxford Ave, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 342-7600

Harry's Coin Ctr
1846 E Allegheny Ave, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 423-8775

Main Line Coin & Stamp Inc
16 E Lancaster Ave, Ardmore, PA
(610) 649-7900

Edelman's
301 Old York Rd, Jenkintown, PA
(215) 572-6480

Hyperion

Hyperion

I will be flying into New Jersey this weekend and will take Monday and Tuesday roaming around the areas. Does anyone know of any other coin shops near Trenton/ Princeton besides Trenton stamp and coin? Thanks. -Dan

your right in my neck of the woods.

if you're in ewing (listed as trenton, but in the trenton suburbs easily accessed by I95) you can try
sam colavia
209 scotch road, trenton, nj 08628

he's personally helped me out a few times, very nice guy.

in newtown, pa, just over the bridge for I95 which connects NJ and PA (7 min away from colavias, again, easy to get to from I95)
newtown coin and stamp
129 north state street
newtown pa 18940

it's more of a 'hole in the wall' type place, but they have tons of stuff in there. lady there is very nice and extremely knowledgeable.

the benefit of newtown is state street is a very cool street to take a walk down, a bunch of shops, places to eat, things to walk in and browse (record exchange, book store, coffee etc)
nice historic area if you're looking to spend an hour or so


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larrynj

you should stop in for a chat with harry foreman, in the philly area. he's got a thousand stories, picking up 20-30 bags of bu morgans from the federal resrve in philly, and shipping them out the same day at philly airport and many more.

Barry

In Hamilton, which is the southeast part of Trenton is Colonial Valley Coins. I've never been to the shop, but he attends the local shows, is a nice guy and has some nice, older stuff.

I'll have to stop in the Newtown shop one of these days. It's pretty close to me, but I was only in there once, about 10 years ago.

zrlevin

<< <i>In Hamilton, which is the southeast part of Trenton is Colonial Valley Coins. I've never been to the shop, but he attends the local shows, is a nice guy and has some nice, older stuff.

I'll have to stop in the Newtown shop one of these days. It's pretty close to me, but I was only in there once, about 10 years ago. >>



That's my local dealer ( I live about half an hour south of them) and I've been there 5 or 6 times. They're very nice and helpful.

PhillyJoe

Main Line Coins in Ardmore is one of the few I've been to; probably a 45 minute ride from Trenton area. They are at all the major shows. Owner's son is now a grader at PCGS.

Delaware Valley Rare Coins is in Broomall, PA which is 15 minutes from Ardmore.

Joe