The collector’s field guide / Coin shops

Salt Lake City, Utah · United States

All About Coins

A Salt Lake City coin and currency shop offering verbal evaluations, written appraisals and negotiated consignments.

A collecting stop in Salt Lake City

All About Coins describes a business buying, selling and appraising rare coins, bullion and paper currency. Its services cover both ordinary buying-and-selling conversations and more formal collection work. The website invites customers to visit the shop during its posted business hours.

For a collecting visit, bring a concise want list with dates, mint marks and acceptable condition. If you are bringing an inherited group instead, keep existing labels and holders together so the discussion starts with what is actually present.

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Decades of service, without an invented start date

The homepage reports more than forty years in Salt Lake City. The owner biography identifies H. Robert, or Bob, Campbell and describes his numismatic work, including teaching about counterfeit and altered coins. These are operator-reported details; neither page establishes a precise founding year or the opening date of the present premises.

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Choose the evaluation you need

The shop distinguishes a free verbal assessment and offer from a paid written appraisal. Its written service describes itemization, grading, estate values and insurance replacement values. Consignments can be discussed with the owner.

Decide whether you need an offer to purchase, a collection inventory or a report for a specific purpose. Ask about the charge, scope and expected turnaround before agreeing to work. For a consignment, request the commission, payment timing and unsold-item arrangements in writing.

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Call ahead for collection work

The published address is 1123 East 2100 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84106; telephone 801-467-8636. Check the current schedule before travelling and explain any appraisal or consignment needs when calling.

A useful visit can focus on identification and condition before price. Ask which observations are certain, which need closer examination and whether any further authentication would change the next step.

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Take a short list

Three questions for the counter

  1. Is a verbal assessment enough for my purpose, or do I need a written appraisal?
  2. What fee, scope and turnaround apply to this collection?
  3. What commission and payment arrangements would apply to a consignment?

Sources & review notes

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

  • All About Coins: services and Salt Lake City shop (opens a new tab)

    Rare coins, bullion and paper currency; free verbal assessment and offer; paid written appraisal and owner-negotiated consignment. Public shop at 1123 East 2100 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84106; 801-467-8636. Operator reports over 40 years.

    No exact founding year or explicit gold/silver product categories established. Confirm appraisal fee and schedule.

  • All About Coins: owner background (opens a new tab)

    Identifies owner H. Robert (Bob) Campbell and describes decades operating the Salt Lake City shop and teaching counterfeit and alteration detection.

    Relative duration is not converted into a founding date. Operator credentials and accolades are not independent quality endorsements.

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