Premier Coin Dealer for Collectors and Investors.
Trusted source for rare and valuable coins.
Premier Coin Dealer for Collectors and Investors.
Trusted source for rare and valuable coins.
Welcome to Our Corner of the World
E‑Town Coins LLC is owned by Drew Santoriello, an Elizabethtown resident who has been enjoying the coin hobby since 1967. Drew and his family call E‑Town home, just a short drive from Hershey, and they’ve built the shop around simple principles: Solid Knowledge, Fair Offers, and Genuinely Friendly Service.
E‑Town Coins is always interested in U.S. and foreign coins and currency, as well as jewelry, sterling flatware, and all forms of gold and silver, and no purchase is too big or too small to get a careful look. Free appraisals are available, so you can bring in what you have, ask questions, and get a straightforward opinion without any pressure.
Quality First
We deliver exceptional results in everything we do, ensuring your satisfaction at every step.
Expert Care
Our experienced team brings skill and passion to every project, no matter the size.
Real Results
Proven outcomes that speak for themselves and make a meaningful difference for your business.
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Expert Coin Appraisals
Drew has been studying and collecting coins since 1967, giving him decades of hands-on experience with everything from everyday pocket change to scarcer pieces. As a lifetime member of the American Numismatic Association, he keeps his knowledge current and grounded in industry standards, not guesswork. Over the years he has helped countless customers sort through inherited collections, identify key dates and varieties, and understand the real-world value of their coins, gold, silver, and jewelry with clear, straightforward explanations.
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Here’s a funny little story from the 20‑cent corner of coin history. In 1875, the United States briefly minted a silver 20‑cent piece that was often confused with the quarter. Fast forward to 2004: I asked to see a coin labeled 1875 quarter in an antique shop, and a closer look showed it was actually an 1875 20‑cent piece hiding in plain sight. I bought it and still have it. Moral of the story: al