Coin Stores in New York

New York is a live directory state with sourced shops. This is a shop directory, not a census: seventeen listings — not every counter in the state. Rochester, Syracuse, and Binghamton 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 New York 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.

New York sales tax

New York tax note, not tax advice. Tax Law section 1115(a)(27) exempts precious metal bullion sold for investment when the sale is more than $1,000 and the price depends only on the metal content, inside the percentages that section spells out. The metal is bars, ingots, or coins of gold, silver, platinum, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, or iridium, held in the same form as purchased. That is not a pass for a collectible coin carrying a numismatic premium past those percentages, and it is not jewelry. Read the section or ask the Department of Taxation and Finance. This page is not telling you what you owe.

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