Meet THE Experts

Coming from a long lineage of numismatists, OJ's coin collection began when he was an 8 year old boy living in Dallas, Texas. He was gifted a 1909 SVDB penny and was told challenged by his father that if he find 2 more valuable pennies like this one that he could buy his dream bike.  After working as a 3rd generation numismatist the family business for years he opened his first business with partners and then went on to open his own shop with the help of his loving wife on the Treasure Coast in 2011. 

He states his favorite part of his profession is "Being able to tell someone they have a winner" that their coin or treasured piece is more valuable than they thought. "Our passion for educating our customers on the history is what sets us apart, that and it is the eternal treasure hunt."

"The coin I would most love to have someday would be the Libertas Americana Medal 1781."  

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Born in Dallas, Texas, "Tay" has been an  avid coin collector since he was 7 years old when he was gifted a 1984 Olympic Gold Piece. Taylor is a 4th generation numismatist and has resided on the Treasure Coast for over a decade. He attributes his love of numismatics to the beauty of every piece stating that each coin "Is a work of art." Admittedly, his favorite part of his position at the shop is "The the camaraderie and Interacting with like-minded collectors."

Tay's favorite coin that he hopes to someday own is a 1928 Hawaiian Commemorative Half Dollar Non-Proof.

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 Originally born in Troy, Alabama, TJ has had a love for numismatics since age 7 after being gifted a shared love of adventure and a small Americana Series  coin set from his uncle. 

Having resided on the Treasure Coast for over 30 years, he was the youngest board member of the Treasure Coast Coin Club  and has a true appreciation for the treasures that are found here.  TJ attributes what draws him to coins is a deep admiration for the "History, the beauty and of course the rarity" of all things numismatic. 

He has said that his favorite part of his profession is sharing the history of the coin and  "Never knowing what might come through the door."

TJ states that his most sought after coin is "an Early 1878 Silver Dollar pattern referred to as The Schoolgirl."

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