US Coin Stores

Coin Stores in Florida

Florida is a live directory state with sourced shops. This is a shop directory, not a census: twenty-seven listings — not every counter in the state. Orlando, Tallahassee, and Gainesville are not listed because no walk-in street could be cited. The city switchboard only opens a city that already has a public shop. Unverified imports stay off public pages; there is no leftover Florida dump.

Cities with a public shop

Shops

Paid featured listings are labeled Featured and sit above free shops. None of these rows are paid featured yet. Free shops stay on this page.

Florida sales tax

Florida tax note, not tax advice. In the 2026 Florida Statutes, section 212.08(7)(ww) exempts the sale of gold, silver, or platinum bullion in a single transaction. Coins sit in a different paragraph. Section 212.05(1)(j) taxes many coin and currency sales, does not tax United States legal tender or a gold or silver coin that meets section 215.986, and exempts a taxable coin-or-currency amount in one transaction when that amount exceeds $500. A copper-nickel collectible can still be taxable. Confirm the piece with the dealer. This page is not telling you what you owe.

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