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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why Do I Need to Make an Appointment?

At Moloian Luxury Assets, appointments are required to provide every client with a private, secure, and personalized experience. When you visit, you are not walking into a crowded retail environment or public showroom. Your appointment time is reser... Read More

2. Where is Moloian Luxury Assets located?

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

3. Do You Buy All Forms of Gold? Even Broken Jewelry?

Yes. Moloian Luxury Assets purchases many different forms of gold, including broken, damaged, mismatched, and outdated jewelry. You do not need your items to be perfect, wearable, or complete in order for them to have value. What Types of Gold It... Read More

4. Do you only buy rare coins?

No. The company handles both collectible numismatic material and precious metal items, including: Bullion Common silver coins Gold jewelry Estate collections Watches and collectibles Even items without rare collector value may still have s... Read More

5. What if I am not ready to sell yet?

You can still schedule an appraisal or consultation. Many clients first want to: Understand what they inherited Learn approximate values Explore consignment options Decide whether to sell immediately or later There is no requirement to sell... Read More

6. Is the process confidential?

Yes. Moloian Luxury Assets states that appointments are handled discreetly in a secure office environment and require limited paperwork with no credit checks. Read More

7. What if I inherited a large collection?

Inherited collections are one of the most common situations sellers face. If you inherited coins: We may recommend an appraisal. Which is an in depth review of the entire collection. Do not clean or sort aggressively Keep orig... Read More

8. Will I receive an offer immediately?

Sellers may receive: An appraisal A direct cash offer Consignment options Liquidation recommendations Immediate payment is available via Wire, Check, Zelle, or Cash. Usually available at the conclusion of the visit depending on the items inv... Read More

9. How long does the process take?

Smaller collections may often be reviewed during a single appointment. Larger inherited estates or extensive collections may require additional evaluation time depending on: Size of the collection Variety of items Authentication needs Precious... Read More

10. What happens during the appraisal?

During the appointment, specialists evaluate: Date and mint marks Precious metal content Rarity Condition and grading potential Market demand Authentication The process is transparent, confidential, and designed to provide immediate insigh... Read More

11. Should I clean my coins before bringing them in?

No — coins should never be cleaned. Cleaning can significantly reduce collector value and damage the original surfaces of rare coins. Many professional numismatists recommend leaving coins exactly as they were found. Read More

12. How do I get started?

The easiest first step is to contact: Moloian Luxury Assets Contact Page You can request a callback, schedule an appointment, or begin discussing your collection with an experienced professional. Read More

13. What types of items does Moloian Luxury Assets buy?

Moloian Luxury Assets purchases a wide range of luxury assets and collectibles, including: Rare coins Gold and silver Currency collections Fine jewelry Diamonds Watches Fine art Sports and entertainment memorabilia Inherited collections an... Read More

14. How does the coin selling process work?

The process is intentionally simple and discreet. Step 1: Contact the Company You can begin by: Calling the office Submitting a contact form Requesting a callback Scheduling an appointment The company operates primarily by appointment in a... Read More

15. Do I need to know what my coins are worth before contacting you?

No. Many sellers inherit collections or discover old coins without knowing their value. The evaluation process is designed to help identify: Rare or key-date coins Precious metal content Collector value Market demand Authentication and condit... Read More

16. Why work with a professional coin dealer instead of a pawn shop?

Professional coin and precious metal specialists are more likely to identify: Rare dates Mint marks Grading potential Collector premiums Authenticity issues General “cash for gold” or pawn operations may only evaluate metal content and over... Read More

17. Purchase Offer vs. Appraisal: Understanding the Difference

Purchase Offer vs. Appraisal: Understanding the Difference in Numismatic Collections When dealing with rare coins and currency, two terms often come up that sound similar but mean very different things: purchase offer and appraisal. For collectors a... Read More

18. Selling, Consigning, or Appraising Your Coin Collection

Understanding Your Options Selling Your Coin Collection Outright Advantages: • Immediate or next day payment – Ideal if you want quick liquidity, or if you have a lot of common items like Mint Products, or Bullion. • No guessing as to... Read More

19. How to clean coins.

We get this question a lot so it may be time to address this as well as we can. It is a reasonable enough question. Hotels like the Westin St. Francis have had actual coin-washing machines since 1938. It is a tradition that began to keep the white gl... Read More

20. I found a coin I think is worth a lot of money, what should I do?

Ok, so what do you do if you think you have a coin that is worth a lot of money? We get inquiries all the time asking us if we want to buy coins that people think they are worth something because they saw something on Youtube, or think that 196... Read More

21. Why is my Sports Card worth so much less than the one I saw on the internet?

Ok, so you may have called in about your old baseball cards, or maybe you had some other type of sports memorabilia, and we told you it was only worth a few dollars because it was not certified, and you are wondering how that can be, and what you can... Read More

22. How come my old coin is not worth more money?

“It just seems that a nickel that is 85 years old would be worth more than 50C?” Was a recent response from someone who contacted us about their 1937 Buffalo Nickel. They had gone on eBay and “saw one just like it” that was worth thousands of d... Read More

23. How do you know my item is not real?

One of our least favorite things to tell people is that their coins are not real. While no one ever wants to hear that, it is interesting how different people can react to that news. I think at first, it is hard to believe, I ... Read More

24. I saw on the internet that this coin is worth a lot of money!

It never fails. Every week it seems we get a call from someone who is positive they found a coin in change that some YouTuber says is worth thousands of dollars. And sure enough, when we go to YouTube the videos do abound on the subject o... Read More

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Sell Your Inherited Coin
Collection With Confidence

We can help if

Easy 3 Step Process

Send Photos

Expert Review

Receive Offer

Why Sell to Us

Trust

Transparency

No Obligation

Frequently Asked Questions

Address

Luxury Assets

Upcoming Shows

NewsLetter

Sell Your Inherited Coin Collection With Confidence

We can help if

Easy 3 Step Process

Send Photos

Expert Review

Receive Offer

Why Sell to Us

Trust

Transparency

No Obligation

Frequently Asked Questions

Address

Luxury Assets

Upcoming Shows

NewsLetter

Sell Your Inherited Coin
Collection With Confidence