Keith V.
12/4/2024
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Liberty Coin & Currency
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11040 NE Weidler St
Portland, OR 97220
Located in the vibrant city of Portland, Liberty Coin & Currency is a haven for numismatists and collectors alike. As a trusted coin dealer, this establishment boasts a diverse selection of rare and valuable coins, attracting enthusiasts from far and wide. Stepping into this numismatic paradise, visitors are greeted by a treasure trove of historical artifacts, ranging from ancient coins to modern currency.
With a keen eye for quality and authenticity, Liberty Coin & Currency sets itself apart as a reputable destination for numismatic pursuits. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a curious novice, the knowledgeable staff stands ready to assist in navigating the world of coin collecting. Embracing the rich tapestry of numismatics, this establishment invites patrons to explore the stories etched in silver and gold, making each visit a journey through time and culture.
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3.013 reviewsKen M.
3/4/2025
I brought in a bag of silver half and full dollars, some old bank notes and a jar of random global coins. The process was straight forward and I felt the purchase offer was fair. Was paid cash...
Eddie M.
3/31/2024
This is more of a flea market style junk shop than a coin dealer. I took in three gold coins given to me by my grandmother in 1964. She got them at Ladd & Bush Bank in Salem, Oregon, before gold...
John K.
12/25/2021
love this place. The people are professional, friendly, honest and knowledagble. I have sold all kinds of antiques, toys, collectibles, etc. I have also bought things there. It's a neat store....
Tanya L.
3/18/2018
My husband came into a shop to get professional opinion on few notes and the working guy said it worth .20cents so my husband came home and the same day we sold those notes on eBay for $1000...
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