Visit the shop
Now open on Street Road.
We work face to face, over a certified scale, with the spot price on the screen between us. The doors have been open since October 2 — walk in any day, no appointment needed, whether you have a single Morgan dollar or a coffee can of wheat cents.
Address, hours, and directions
Address
3636 Street Rd
Bensalem, PA 19020
On Street Road (Route 132) right at the Pennsylvania Turnpike interchange — in the plaza with the Wawa. Look for the round coin emblem in the window.
Hours
- Monday – Sunday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Appointments Not required
- Grand opening October 2, 2026
Walk in any time during business hours — we take the time to weigh, test, and pay without rushing you.
Reach us
Call to book a time — especially if you are bringing more than a shoebox of material, or if you want a quote range on graded coins before making the drive.
Bensalem Coin & Currency
3636 Street Rd — at the PA Turnpike · Bensalem Township, Bucks County
Open in Google MapsGetting here
Directions by road
- From the Turnpike, eastbound: take Exit 352 for Street Road. The plaza is right there at the intersection — under two minutes from the ramp, and you can see the Wawa from the light.
- From the Turnpike, westbound: take the Bensalem exit, then follow Street Road to the 3600 block. About four minutes from the ramp.
- From I-95: take the Street Road exit (Exit 37) and head west toward the Turnpike overpass. We are in the Wawa plaza on the 3600 block.
- From Lower Bucks: follow Street Road (Route 132) straight through — no turns once you are on the corridor.
- By SEPTA: the Route 129 bus runs the length of Street Road; ask for the stop nearest the 3600 block, at the Turnpike overpass.
Selling to us
What to bring when you sell
Three things make a visit fast. Pennsylvania precious-metals rules require the first one; the other two just get you a better, quicker offer.
Photo ID
A current driver's license, PA photo ID, or passport. State law requires us to record seller identification for every precious-metals purchase — it protects you as much as it protects us.
- Sellers must be 18 or older
- ID name should match the payee
The items themselves
Bring everything, even pieces you think are worthless. Broken chains, single earrings, dental gold, and worn silver dimes all have melt value on the scale.
- Coins — loose, in albums, or in rolls
- Jewelry, sterling flatware, and holloware
- Bullion bars and rounds of any maker
Any paperwork
Not required, but original documentation can add real money to an offer, especially on graded coins and better-date material.
- PCGS or NGC grading slips and inserts
- Mint packaging, COAs, purchase receipts
- Prior appraisals or insurance schedules
Estates & large collections
Settling an estate? Book the back room.
For estates, accumulations over a few hundred coins, or full sterling services, call and we will reserve a private evaluation block — usually an hour, no charge, no obligation. Executors should bring letters testamentary or a short-form certificate along with photo ID. For collections that cannot travel, we make house calls within Bucks County by arrangement.
Call (833) 637-4653 to scheduleWrite to us
Send a note before your visit
Tell us what you are bringing — a ballpark count, karat marks you can read, any slabs or notes of interest — and we will have the right references and ledger sheets ready at the counter.
Prefer the phone? (833) 637-4653. If we miss you, leave a message and we return calls the next morning.
Practical details
Parking, accessibility, and common questions
Parking
The plaza lot wraps the whole run of storefronts — free parking, no meters, no permits, and usually several spaces open right in front of our door. Rows farther out are rarely more than half full, so there is room even at the busiest part of the day. If you are unloading an estate, pull up to the door and we will bring a cart out.
Accessibility
Level, step-free entry from the lot; a 36-inch doorway; and an aisle wide enough for wheelchairs and walkers throughout the showroom. Seating is available at the evaluation counter — appraisals take a few minutes and nobody should stand through them. Service animals are always welcome.