Where can I sell collector coins from Peru? The sites to offer them at an unbeatable cost

In Peru, collectible coins are pieces of great value for numismatic fans. Some of the most valuable are issued by the National Mint, which usually commemorate historical, cultural or important events in the country. Among the most notable collections are the series dedicated to the wealth and pride of the nation, which highlight emblematic elements of Peruvian biodiversity and cultural heritage.

In addition, there is also a large market for ancient coins. These pieces, which date from different periods in Peruvian history, can reach high prices in the market due to their rarity, age and state of conservation. If you have any of these copies, below we show you where you can sell them.

Best-known places to sell and buy collectible coins

In Lima, Lili Manrique’s store has become a point of reference, as it promotes its collection through digital platforms. It is located in Inka Plaza, in Miraflores.

In addition, the World of Books passage has established itself as a weekly meeting place for fans of the numismatics, since it houses establishments such as Numismática Gonzáles and Tienda Numismática Jesús. These establishments are located near the Tambo de Belén passage, in the Center of Lima, and provide guidance for those who are starting out in this field.

Virtual store of the Central Reserve Bank (BCR)

He Central Reserve Bank (BCR) provides an online portal for purchasing collectible coins, which are delivered through a home delivery service. Some of the featured products are:

• Brochure with tickets in intis: S/500
• Visit of the Pope to Peru 2018: S/166
• Centennial of the founding of the Chorrillos Military School: S/ 147
• The Sin (silver): S/764
• The Mestizaje (alpaca): S/148
• Centennial of the National Higher Autonomous School of Fine Arts of Peru: S/147

According to him BCR, each order cannot exceed the weight of 1 kg. and the maximum value per purchase is S/1,000.

This is the most expensive and difficult to get S/1 coin

It’s about the currency of a sun known as ‘Tumi de oro’, which is part of the Wealth and Pride of Peru series. As for its price, it is known that collectors pay between S/30 and S/500, a considerable sum. It should be noted that this specimen is difficult to find, although 10 million units were minted in 2010.