At Moloian Luxury Assets, appointments are required to provide every client with a private, securearmen

The company is based in Westlake Village and serves clients through private appointments.

Yes. Moloian Luxury Assets purchases many different forms of gold, including broken, damaged, mismatchedarmen

No.

The company handles both collectible numismatic material and precious metal items, including:

• Bullionarmen

You can still schedule an appraisal or consultation.

Many clients first want to:

• Understand what theyarmen

Yes.

Moloian Luxury Assets states that appointments are handled discreetly in a secure office environmentarmen

Inherited collections are one of the most common situations sellers face.

If you inherited coins:

• Wearmen

Sellers may receive:

• An appraisal
• A direct cash offer
• Consignment options
• Liquidation recommendationsarmen

Smaller collections may often be reviewed during a single appointment.

Larger inherited estates or extensivearmen

During the appointment, specialists evaluate:

• Date and mint marks
• Precious metal content
• Rarity
• Conditionarmen

No — coins should never be cleaned.

Cleaning can significantly reduce collector value and damage thearmen

The easiest first step is to contact:

Moloian Luxury Assets Contact Page

You can request a callbackarmen

Moloian Luxury Assets purchases a wide range of luxury assets and collectibles, including:

• Rare coinsarmen

The process is intentionally simple and discreet.

Step 1: Contact the Company

You can begin by:

• Callingarmen

No. Many sellers inherit collections or discover old coins without knowing their value.

The evaluationarmen

Professional coin and precious metal specialists are more likely to identify:

• Rare dates
• Mint marks
• Gradingarmen

Purchase Offer vs. Appraisal: Understanding the Difference in Numismatic Collections

When dealing witharmen

Selling Your Coin Collection Outright

Advantages:

• Immediate or next dayarmen

We get this question a lot so it may be time to address this as well as we can. It is a reasonable enougharmen

Ok, so what do you do if you think you have a coin that is worth a lot of money?  We get inquiriesarmen

Ok, so you may have called in about your old baseball cards, or maybe you had some other type of sportsarmen

“It just seems that a nickel that is 85 years old would be worth more than 50C?” Was a recent responsearmen

One of our least favorite things to tell people is that their coins are not real.   While no one everarmen

It never fails.  Every week it seems we get a call from someone who is positive they found a coin inarmen