IDC Coin & Bullion · What We Buy
We Buy Gold, Silver, Coins & More
From a single gold coin to an inherited collection, IDC Coin & Bullion buys a wide range of precious metals, rare coins, jewelry, diamonds, luxury watches, and collectibles.
As a division of International Diamond Center, IDC serves customers through 11 retail locations across Florida and Georgia, with headquarters in Clearwater, Florida.
Our team can review your items, discuss their potential value, and determine whether IDC can make a purchase offer.
Our Buying Categories
What Does IDC Buy?
We purchase qualifying precious metals, numismatic collectibles, jewelry, gemstones, watches, and other valuables. Explore our primary buying categories below.
Gold Coins & Bullion
Sell investment gold coins, gold bars, fractional gold, and selected historic gold products.
Examples: American Gold Eagles, Gold Buffalos, Canadian Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, British Sovereigns, Mexican gold coins, and gold bars.
Silver Coins & Bullion
We buy qualifying silver coins, silver rounds, bars, and older U.S. silver coinage.
Examples: American Silver Eagles, Canadian Silver Maple Leafs, silver bars, and pre-1965 90% silver dimes, quarters, and half dollars.
Rare Coins & Collections
Sell individual rare coins, certified coins, inherited collections, and estate numismatic holdings.
Examples: Morgan Dollars, Peace Dollars, pre-1933 U.S. gold, early American copper, commemoratives, and selected world coins.
Paper Money & Currency
IDC considers collectible United States and world paper currency.
Examples: Silver certificates, gold certificates, large-size U.S. notes, obsolete currency, and collectible world banknotes.
Gold Jewelry & Scrap Gold
Turn unwanted, broken, or outdated gold jewelry into a potential selling opportunity.
Examples: 10K, 14K, 18K, and 22K gold rings, chains, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and broken jewelry.
Sterling Silver & Scrap Silver
We consider selected sterling silver jewelry and other identifiable silver items.
Examples: Sterling silver rings, bracelets, necklaces, and eligible scrap silver. Silver-plated and weighted items require individual review.
Diamonds & Colored Gemstones
IDC considers selected loose and mounted diamonds, colored gemstones, and qualifying fine jewelry.
Evaluation factors: Gemstone identity, size, quality, condition, treatments, and available grading reports.
Luxury Watches
Sell selected luxury timepieces, subject to authentication and individual evaluation.
Evaluation factors: Manufacturer, model, condition, authenticity, service history, accessories, and resale demand.
Platinum & Palladium
We consider eligible platinum and palladium bullion and other identifiable precious metal products.
Examples: Platinum coins, palladium coins, bars, and qualifying precious metal items.
Have Something Else to Sell?
IDC also welcomes inquiries about unusual collectibles and other valuable items. Purchasing decisions depend on the specific item and current buying interests.
Ask IDC About Your Item →Simple Selling Process
How to Sell Your Items to IDC
Whether you have a single piece of jewelry or an extensive coin collection, here is how to get started.
Gather Your Items
Collect the coins, bullion, jewelry, watches, or other valuables you're considering selling.
Keep Documentation
Preserve original packaging, certificates, grading holders, watch boxes, and relevant purchase records.
Contact IDC
Choose a nearby store and confirm that the appropriate buyer is available. Appointments receive priority.
Item Evaluation
An IDC buyer reviews your items and determines whether the company is interested in making an offer.
Review Your Offer
If IDC makes an offer, review the terms and decide whether you would like to proceed.
Inherited & Estate Collections
Inherited a Coin Collection?
An inherited collection may include rare coins, silver dollars, historic gold coins, bullion, proof sets, world coins, and collectible paper money.
Some items may be valued primarily for their metal content, while others may carry numismatic premiums based on rarity, condition, and collector demand.
IDC Coin & Bullion welcomes inquiries about individual coins and larger estate collections.
Discuss Your Collection →Before You Sell
- Do not clean or polish collectible coins.
- Keep certified coins in their original holders.
- Preserve albums, packaging, and certificates.
- Keep available collection records together.
- Contact IDC before transporting a large collection.
Cleaning coins can permanently alter their surfaces and reduce their collectible value.
Understanding Your Offer
What Determines the Value of Your Items?
Different categories require different evaluation methods. An offer may reflect one or more of the following factors.
Precious Metal Content
Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium products may be evaluated using weight, purity, authenticity, and prevailing market prices.
Rarity & Collector Demand
Coin and currency values may depend on date, mintmark, condition, scarcity, certification, and numismatic demand.
Condition & Resale Market
Jewelry, diamonds, watches, and collectibles may be evaluated using condition, authenticity, documentation, and current resale demand.
Spot Price vs. Purchase Offer
The precious metal spot price is a market reference, not a guaranteed purchase price for every item. Actual offers may differ based on purity, weight, product type, transaction costs, resale considerations, and market conditions.
Florida & Georgia
Find an IDC Location Near You
International Diamond Center operates 11 retail locations throughout Florida and Georgia, with headquarters in Clearwater, Florida.
Select your city to view the address, phone number, directions, and location-specific coin and bullion information.
Clearwater Headquarters
IDC Coin & Bullion
3696 Ulmerton Road
Clearwater, FL 33762
Phone: (727) 572-6323
Walk-in buying inquiries are welcome, with scheduled appointments receiving priority. Buyer availability and specialized services vary by location. Formal appraisals are by appointment.
View All Store Hours & Directions →Frequently Asked Questions
Questions About Selling to IDC
Answers to common questions about selling precious metals, coins, jewelry, and collectibles.
Does IDC buy gold and silver coins?
Yes. IDC buys qualifying gold and silver bullion coins, bars, rounds, and collectible numismatic products, subject to individual evaluation.
Does IDC buy rare coins and entire collections?
Yes. IDC considers individual rare coins, certified coins, inherited collections, estate collections, and larger numismatic holdings.
Can I sell coins without knowing their value?
Yes. You do not need to determine the exact value of your coins before contacting IDC. Bring available certification and documentation when possible.
Does IDC buy broken gold jewelry?
Yes. IDC purchases qualifying scrap gold and eligible broken or unwanted gold jewelry. Gold content and other relevant characteristics may influence the offer.
Does IDC buy sterling silver?
IDC considers selected sterling silver jewelry and other identifiable silver items. Silver-plated and weighted objects require individual review.
Does IDC buy diamonds and luxury watches?
Yes. Selected diamonds, colored gemstones, and luxury watches are among IDC's buying interests. Purchasing decisions depend on the individual item.
Can I sell an inherited coin collection?
Yes. IDC welcomes inquiries about inherited and estate coin collections. Preserve existing holders and avoid cleaning coins before evaluation.
Do I need an appointment?
Walk-ins are welcome for buying inquiries, and scheduled appointments receive priority. Contact your preferred location to confirm buyer availability. Formal appraisals are by appointment.
How does IDC determine its purchase offers?
Offers may reflect precious metal content, authenticity, condition, rarity, resale demand, and prevailing market conditions, depending on the item.
Does IDC pay the gold spot price?
Spot price is a reference for the market value of pure gold, not a guaranteed purchase price. Actual offers depend on purity, weight, product type, and current market conditions.
Can I sell items at all 11 IDC locations?
IDC operates 11 retail locations, but specialized buyer availability and services may vary. Contact your preferred store to confirm that your specific item can be evaluated there.
Where can I sell gold near Clearwater or Tampa?
IDC's Clearwater headquarters is located at 3696 Ulmerton Road, Clearwater, FL 33762. IDC also has a Tampa location at 10330 North Dale Mabry Highway, Suite 11, Tampa, FL 33618. Contact either location to confirm the appropriate buying service.
