The collector’s field guide / Coin shops
Denver, Colorado · United States
Rocky Mountain Coin
A Denver rare-coin, currency and precious-metals business founded in 1976, with a South Broadway storefront.
The Denver branch of a broader collecting business
Rocky Mountain Coin describes its business as rare coins, currencies and precious metals. This page covers the Denver shop on South Broadway; the operator also lists a separate Greenwood Village location. Use the Denver contact when arranging to see something in person.
An online reference can be the beginning of a collecting conversation without being the object you eventually buy. Save the title or identifying details of the example that interests you, then ask whether a comparable piece can be examined at the branch you plan to visit.
Source: company history · Denver contact
Founded in 1976
The company gives 1976 as its founding year and identifies Klaus J. Degler as its founder. That company milestone is distinct from the professional experience described for individual staff. The reviewed history does not establish an opening year for the present Denver premises.
Source: company history
An online archive is not a stock list
The gold and silver categories explicitly cover both metals as coins. Their examples range from British gold sovereigns to Morgan and Peace silver dollars. Both pages warn that sold items remain online as reference material, making direct confirmation particularly important.
When a reference example has sold, ask which features made it useful: a design type, date, mintmark, condition or historical association. Build your request around those features rather than insisting on an identical replacement. For an unfamiliar world issue, ask what catalogue or standard reference would let you continue researching it independently.
Source: gold coin category · silver coin category
Choose the appraisal format in advance
The Denver shop lists 538 S. Broadway, Denver, CO 80209, and 303-777-4653. Its FAQ distinguishes verbal from written appraisals and asks customers to telephone for an appraisal appointment. Confirm the appropriate format, charges and visit arrangements before bringing the collection.
Source: Denver contact · appraisal arrangements
Take a short list
Three questions for the counter
- Is the online example available in Denver, or retained only as a reference?
- Which features should I use to identify a suitable alternative in my collecting area?
- Does my purpose require a written appraisal, and what charges and scheduling apply?
Sources & review notes
Confirm stock, visit arrangements and transaction terms directly. Inclusion is not an endorsement or a guarantee of pricing, authenticity or service.
- Rocky Mountain Coin: company history (opens a new tab)
Operator reports founding in 1976 and identifies rare coins, currencies and precious metals as business areas; names founder Klaus J. Degler.
Company founding, staff experience and the opening of the present premises are different measures.
- Rocky Mountain Coin: Denver contact (opens a new tab)
Public Denver store at 538 S. Broadway, Denver, CO 80209, with telephone 303-777-4653 and posted visit information.
This listing concerns Denver, not the separate Greenwood Village shop.
- Rocky Mountain Coin: appraisal arrangements (opens a new tab)
Invites in-store coin evaluations; distinguishes verbal and written appraisals and directs customers to telephone for an appraisal appointment.
Ask which appraisal format and fees apply before arranging a valuation.
- Rocky Mountain Coin: gold coin category (opens a new tab)
Explicit buying and selling of gold coins; categories include British sovereigns and Saint-Gaudens double eagles.
The operator keeps sold items online for reference. Confirm the exact piece before travelling.
- Rocky Mountain Coin: silver coin category (opens a new tab)
Explicit buying and selling of silver coins; categories include Morgan and Peace dollars and silver bullion coins.
The operator keeps sold items online for reference. Listings are not a live showroom inventory.
No current prices, stock feed or live opening status is provided. History is operator-reported; this is not a first-hand shop review.