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Numismatist in Cannes

Your coins valued by a numismatist, in Cannes

As numismatists in Cannes, we examine napoléons, sovereigns, silver coins, inherited albums or ancient coins in front of you, and tell you what they are worth today. If you wish to sell, we make you an offer on the spot.

  • Free valuation, no obligation
  • Mon – Sat, 9 am – 7 pm
  • Payment by bank transfer or cheque
  • 4.9 out of 5 on Google, 233 reviews as of 31 October 2026
The catalogue

Which coins do you have?

By origin, period or metal: each page presents the coin types, their history and their characteristics. These catalogue pages are in French.

Card photos: Paris Musées / musée Carnavalet, CC0; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, CC0; National Numismatic Collection (Smithsonian), public domain; Choloepus, public domain; American Numismatic Society, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons, cut out on a black background. Photo credits

In the shop

How a valuation works

  1. You bring your coinsAs they are, without cleaning them: cleaning can take a lot of value away from a collector coin.
  2. We examine them in front of youExamination under a loupe, weighing on precision scales, magnet test or touchstone test if needed. We identify each coin, its year and its condition.
  3. We make you an offerIt is based on the day's spot price, minus transaction costs and margin; for a rare coin, a premium may be added. It is always stated before the sale.
  4. You decideYou sell everything, part or nothing. If you sell: a written contract, payment by bank transfer or cheque.
In English

Coin pages in English

Coins with a page in English
Coin Country Years Metal and fineness Fine metal
The British Gold Sovereign United Kingdom since 1817 Gold, 916.7‰ 7.322 g
The Napoleon III 20 francs gold coin France 1853-1870 Gold, 900‰ 5.806 g
$20 American gold coin (double eagle) United States 1850-1933 Gold, 900‰ 30.093 g
The South African Krugerrand South Africa since 1967 Gold, 916.7‰ 31.103 g
Silver Morgan Dollar (1878-1921) United States 1878-1921 Silver, 900‰ 24.057 g

See all coins (in French)

5 francs silver écu, French Empire
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Local history

Cannes, a crossroads of coins

Cannes never struck coins. Its story lies elsewhere: from the 1830s, when Lord Brougham had a villa built there, the town became a winter resort for the British, then for families from all over Europe. The French Riviera has kept this international clientele.

This catalogue reflects it: British sovereigns, American dollars, Italian 20 lire, Swiss Vreneli and modern bullion ounces each have their page, alongside the napoléons. Italy and Monaco are less than an hour's drive away, and the Latin Monetary Union of 1865 gave French, Italian, Belgian and Swiss gold coins the same weight.

We also sell coins

Investment gold coins and collector coins are available in the shop. Ask us what we have in stock before you come: 04 93 68 07 96.

Your questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the valuation free?

Yes. The valuation is free and commits you to nothing: you leave with your coins if the offer does not suit you.

Do I need an appointment?

No, the shop is open Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 7 pm. For a large collection, a call to 04 93 68 07 96 lets us set aside the time needed.

How is the price of my coins set?

For common gold and silver coins, the price is based on the day's spot price, minus transaction costs and margin. For a rare coin or one in very fine condition, a premium may be added; it is always stated before the sale.

How am I paid?

By bank transfer (instant) or by cheque, when the contract is signed. Purchases are paid by cheque or bank transfer, never in cash.

What should I bring?

Your coins, uncleaned, and a valid ID. Sellers must be 18 or over.

Can I change my mind after the sale?

Yes: you have a 48-hour withdrawal period (Article L224-99 of the French Consumer Code), except for investment gold.