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Rare Coins & Currency
U.S. and world coins, certified rarities, gold coins, silver dollars, currency, and specialized collections.
Have fine jewelry, rare coins, luxury watches, artwork, antiques, collectibles, or an estate collection you're considering selling? Discover whether auction consignment is the right choice for your property.
Selling valuable property isn't always as simple as choosing an asking price. Some items may benefit from being presented to collectors, dealers, and interested buyers through a competitive auction.
Gulfcoast Coin & Jewelry has operated an auction gallery since the early 1990s, bringing buyers and sellers together for coins, jewelry, watches, art, antiques, sterling silver, and specialty collections.
Depending on the item, our process may include research, photography, cataloging, auction estimates, marketing, and access to online bidding audiences.
From individual pieces to extensive collections, Gulfcoast considers a wide range of valuable and collectible property for auction. All items are subject to review and acceptance.
U.S. and world coins, certified rarities, gold coins, silver dollars, currency, and specialized collections.
Diamonds, gemstones, signed pieces, designer jewelry, and estate collections.
Rolex and other collectible, luxury, vintage, and estate timepieces.
Paintings, sculpture, prints, decorative antiques, porcelain, and vintage objects.
Sports memorabilia, historical objects, vintage toys, Disney collectibles, documents, and specialty items.
Sterling silver, inherited collections, estate property, unusual finds, and other qualifying valuables.
Don't see your category? Send us photographs and a description of what you have.
Get an Expert OpinionOur team helps guide you through the process, beginning with an initial review of your property.
Email photographs and a description of your property, or contact our auction department to discuss your collection.
We evaluate auction suitability and may request additional details, research, or an in-person examination.
Before consigning, discuss the auction strategy, estimates, commissions, applicable charges, and contract terms.
Accepted property is prepared for an appropriate auction. After the sale, settlement follows the agreed terms.
Choose the person best suited to your property. Each button opens a new email addressed directly to the appropriate team member. Include photographs and a short description before sending.
General consignments, estate property, unusual collectibles, mixed collections, and anything that doesn't fit another category.
Email SamPaintings, sculpture, antiques, vintage objects, decorative property, and related collectible items.
Email KathyRare coins, currency, certified coins, coin collections, and coin auction inquiries.
Email SeanGemstone-related inquiries and auction accounting or settlement questions.
Email CassieCoin inquiries at our Bonita Springs location and general auction questions.
Email RandiCall our Fort Myers auction gallery to discuss your property or ask which specialist to contact.
Call (239) 234-1240You don't need professional photographs. Clear images and a little information about your property can help our team decide what to review next.
See Our Photo Submission GuideLearn more about our auction program, browse available catalogs, and review upcoming sale dates.
Learn about our auction gallery, the types of property we handle, and how our auctions work.
Visit Auction PageExplore available lots and see the kinds of items presented through Gulfcoast auctions.
View CatalogCheck our auction calendar for upcoming sales and participation information.
Auction CalendarHere are answers to common questions about offering property through Gulfcoast's auction gallery.
Consigning means placing your property with an auction company to offer it for sale under an agreed consignment arrangement. You are the seller, and the auction company handles the sale process according to the contract terms.
We consider rare coins, currency, fine jewelry, luxury watches, sterling silver, artwork, antiques, memorabilia, collectibles, and other valuable personal property. Acceptance depends on the individual item and the suitability of an upcoming auction.
Start by contacting the appropriate team member with clear photographs and a description. We may ask to examine the property in person or conduct additional research before recommending the next step. An initial photo review is not a formal appraisal.
Applicable commissions, charges, and other terms depend on the consignment agreement. Contact our auction department to discuss the terms for your particular property before committing to a sale.
Ask our auction team whether a reserve or other minimum-price arrangement is appropriate and available for your item. Any agreed reserve must be documented in the applicable consignment terms.
Depending on the property and auction, preparation may involve research, photographs, descriptions, cataloging, marketing, and presentation through our auction channels.
Not necessarily. Placement depends on acceptance, preparation time, catalog deadlines, and the type of upcoming sale. Our team can discuss an appropriate auction date after reviewing your property.
Unsold-property arrangements are governed by the consignment agreement. Ask about any applicable charges, return arrangements, or future-sale options before consigning.
Payment and settlement timing depend on the auction and your consignment agreement. Contact Cassie for auction accounting questions and review the payment provisions before signing.
Yes, you can contact us about an estate or larger collection. Our team can review the nature and quantity of the property and discuss possible next steps.
Depending on the property, an outright purchase may be an alternative to consignment. Our team can discuss which approach may be suitable for your situation.
Contact the auction department before shipping any property. Our team can advise whether an item should be submitted for further examination and discuss applicable arrangements.
From a single treasured piece to an extensive collection, we'd welcome the opportunity to learn what you have. Start with a few photographs or speak directly with our auction team.
14181 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite 110
Fort Myers, Florida 33912