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North Carolina is a fast-growing state on the US eastern seaboard. Its economy formerly centered around tobacco and other agriculture. Lately, however, the economy of North Carolina has diversified, with finance, biotechnology, energy, and engineering occupying larger shares of the economy. The western part of the state is mountainous, and in the past attempts to mine silver and gold took place here. Indeed, the first gold mined in the United States occurred here, and continued until 1828.
The state’s ties to precious metals continue today. Though no mining takes place, the large population ensures there are several top gold and silver dealers in North Carolina, many of them in Charlotte and Raleigh, NC.
Curently, there is no tax exemption for buying gold and silver in North Carolina, nor for buying coins, paper money, other bullion, or numismatic items. All such purchases are subject to the North Carolina state sales tax rate of 4.75%. County and local sales and use taxes can increase this total even further. This fact stops many investors from buying physical gold and silver in North Carolina.
CBMint is not based in North Carolina, so residents of North Carolina do not have to pay any sales taxes when buying bullion online from CBMint. Please feel free to Browse our Selection of tax-free bullion products. You can read more about the tax laws when you buy silver and gold in North Carolina here:
http://www.dornc.com/taxes/sales/salesrates_4-13.html
Please note, we are not tax professionals or experts. Individuals are sometimes liable to pay local Use taxes. Contact your state and local tax authorities for all laws concerning taxes when buying bullion locally in North Carolina.
Listed below is a small sample of featured bullion and coin dealers in North Carolina. If you would like to suggest any additional North Carolina coin or bullion stores to add to this list, feel free to Contact CBMint and let us know.
Piedmont Coins specializes in high-grade and rare US coins. They are renowned for their selection of investment-grade coins, some of which can only be viewed by making a special appointment. Their high-grade coin selection has made Piedmont one of the best coin shops in North Carolina.Piedmont also carries foreign coins, scrap silver and gold, 90% junk silver coins, paper currency, collecting supplies, and gold and silver bullion. Piedmont buys coins and other numismatic collectibles from the public, so their selection often changes.
8040 Providence Road
Charlotte, NC 28270
(704) 375-6032
For over five decades, Hyatt has been among the best coin dealers in Charlotte, NC. They have an expansive showroom and carry all manner of rare US and foreign coins, including slabbed coins, high-end coins, proof coins, mint sets, investment-grade Morgan and Peace silver dollars, collectible cents, nickels, dimes, and much more. The staff is known for being extremely helpful to both new coin collectors, as well as seasoned buyers looking to invest in silver and gold bullion.
Hyatt Coin Shop has an impressive selection of gold, silver, and platinum bullion products, including American Eagles, silver bars, Canadian Maple Leafs, Gold Krugerrands, junk silver coins, and fractional gold bars. Their wide bullion selection makes them one of the best gold and silver dealers in North Carolina. They also post current silver, gold, and platinum spot prices in their store.
332 Wilkinson Boulevard
Charlotte, NC 28208
(704) 394-0387
Independence Coin focuses on numismatic coinage instead of gold and silver bullion, although they carry a few precious metals products, namely gold and silver coins. Their collectible coin selection includes rare and historic US coins, foreign coins, paper currency, tokens, medallions, and exonumia. Independence Coin carries proof coins, graded coins, mint sets, Morgan silver dollars, Walking Liberty silver half-dollars, Franklin and Kennedy silver halves, pre-1933 US gold coins, 90% silver coins, and much more. They list some products on their website, but to see the full selection you have to visit their Charlotte, NC location.
8700 Pineville-Matthews Road #580
Charlotte, NC 28226
(704) 542-7554
One of the best coin dealers in Raleigh, NC, Golden Isles Coin is both NGC and PCGS certified, and conducts appraisals and grading submission services. They sell and buy all manner of rare US and foreign coins, including proof coins, investment-grade coins, numismatic collectibles, jewelry, scrap silver and gold, and commemorative coins.
Golden Isles Coin also offers a range of gold, silver, platinum, and palladium bullion products, including silver bars, American Eagles, Gold Krugerrands, platinum coins, and more. As part of a move to try to become one of the best gold and silver dealers in Raleigh, North Carolina, they have recently expanded their bullion selection, and they post current silver and gold spot prices in their store. The Gold Isles Coin website lists current coin prices, along with the coins and bullion they buy from the public.
200 West Peace Street #130
Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 832-2309
Jim Dimmick is an ANA lifetime member, and is both a PCGS and NGC certified coin dealer, operating in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Jim Dimmick offers a full range of coin services, including grading, appraisals, consignments, and collecting supplies. Jim Dimmick focuses on rare and high-grade US coins, and is regarded as a specialist in this area. Buying coins from Jim Dimmick can only be done through appointment, although they attend most regional coin shows.
5843 Ramsey Street
Fayetteville, NC 28311
(910) 322-3117
Most people do not realize that the first United States gold rush took place in the Carolinas. Gold was mined here until roughly the time of the US Civil War. The United States Mint established a branch in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1835, in order to mint gold coins from the gold that was being mined in the area. The Charlotte branch produced almost exclusively gold coins, from its founding until the beginning of the Civil War, when the mint closed. Gold coins minted at the Charlotte branch are extremely rare and valuable — they can be identified with their “C” mint mark.
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