The collector’s field guide / Coin shops

Lincoln, Nebraska · United States

Lincoln Coin & Bullion

An appointment-only Lincoln coin and bullion office founded in 2006, with limited numismatic inventory kept on site.

Arrange a focused appointment

Lincoln Coin & Bullion operates a locked-door office by appointment only. The operator says it keeps minimal numismatic material on site, so this is not a destination for unplanned cabinet browsing. Its services include collection quotes and paid appraisals for coins and paper currency.

Before booking, write a compact agenda: what you have, what you want to learn and whether you are considering selling. A collection assessment and a search for a particular coin need different preparation. Ask what can be examined during the appointment and what would need to be obtained separately.

Source: appointment-only office and services

Founded in 2006, with a later ownership change

The company's history identifies Scott and Deb Olson as the founders in 2006. Pat Moran purchased the business in autumn 2019. Neither milestone establishes an opening date for the present South 48th Street office.

Source: company history

Make the product comparison explicit

Gold listings include government-issued coins and bars, while the silver page names U.S. 90% silver coins, Silver Eagles, rounds and bars. The homepage cautions that its online quantities may not reflect current availability.

For a bullion enquiry, compare like with like: metal weight, product form, condition and the complete quoted amount. For collectible material, ask which pieces deserve individual attention instead of being treated as a bulk group. Keep a written list of the items discussed so an offer or appraisal can be matched to the same collection afterward.

Source: gold product categories · silver product categories · appointment-only office and services

Call before going to Suite 4

Appointments are arranged through 402-327-2853 at 3534 South 48th St, Suite 4, Lincoln, NE 68506. Confirm your time and the purpose of the meeting before travelling.

If you need an appraisal rather than a selling quote, ask what documentation you will receive and how charges are determined. Do not assume an informal price discussion produces a written valuation suitable for another purpose.

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Take a short list

Three questions for the counter

  1. Can the coins I want to examine be made available for my appointment?
  2. Would my collection need a paid appraisal or a selling quote, and what documentation comes with each?
  3. Which items would you evaluate individually rather than as a bulk precious-metal group?

Sources & review notes

Confirm stock, visit arrangements and transaction terms directly. Inclusion is not an endorsement or a guarantee of pricing, authenticity or service.

No current prices, stock feed or live opening status is provided. History is operator-reported; this is not a first-hand shop review.