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Coin Grading Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Coin Grader

Dallas, TX · On-site

$60K - $120K/yr

This role is responsible for evaluating, grading, and authenticating a wide range of coins, from raw collectibles to high-value rarities. The ideal candidate has a strong understanding of coin ...

Senior Numismatist

Dallas, TX · On-site

$60K - $200K/yr (+ commission)

Coin Identification & Grading * * Accurately identify U.S. and world coins by type, date, mint mark, and variety * Assess condition and assign approximate grades (raw and slabbed coins) * Detect ...

Numismatist

Dallas, TX · On-site

$60K - $200K/yr (+ commission)

Coin Identification & Grading * * Accurately identify U.S. and world coins by type, date, mint mark, and variety * Assess condition and assign approximate grades (raw and slabbed coins) * Detect ...

Properly grading and assigning wholesale values to coins and bank notes offered for sale to the ... Accurately identifying all coin types, varieties and mint marks using company-supplied reference ...

Properly grading and assigning wholesale values to coins and bank notes offered for sale to the ... Accurately identifying all coin types, varieties and mint marks using company-supplied reference ...

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What is a coin grading?

A Coin Grading job involves evaluating coins based on their condition, authenticity, and overall quality. Graders assess factors like wear, luster, strike, and surface marks to assign a numerical grade using standardized grading systems such as the Sheldon Scale (1-70). Professionals in this field typically work for grading companies, auction houses, or dealers to help determine a coin’s value and marketability. Experience with numismatics and attention to detail are essential for accuracy in grading.

What does a coin grader do?

A typical day in coin grading involves carefully examining coins for authenticity, condition, and rarity using magnifying tools and reference materials. You'll document your findings, assign grades, and sometimes collaborate with other experts or consult historical databases to resolve challenging cases. Many graders work within reputable grading companies, often as part of a team, but there are also opportunities for independent consulting. Attention to detail and adherence to strict grading standards are emphasized throughout your workflow. This structured environment ensures accuracy, consistency, and upholds the credibility of the grading process.

What skills and qualifications are needed for coin grading?

To thrive in coin grading, you need an in-depth knowledge of numismatics, attention to detail, and familiarity with coin authentication standards, often accompanied by industry-relevant certifications such as those from professional grading services. Expertise in using magnification tools, digital imaging systems, and grading reference guides is essential. Strong analytical skills, patience, and clear written communication help you excel in this position. These abilities are crucial to accurately evaluating coins, maintaining trust with clients, and ensuring consistency in professional coin assessment.

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Coin Grader

Gold Standard Auctions

Dallas, TX • On-site

$60K - $120K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO

Re-posted 11 days ago


Job description

About Us

We are a high-volume auction company specializing in coins and precious metals, handling thousands of items weekly across multiple platforms. Our team is passionate about numismatics, accuracy, and delivering top-tier products to collectors and investors nationwide.


Position Overview

We are seeking a detail-oriented and knowledgeable Coin Grader to join our team. This role is responsible for evaluating, grading, and authenticating a wide range of coins, from raw collectibles to high-value rarities. The ideal candidate has a strong understanding of coin grading standards and thrives in a fast-paced, high-volume environment.


Key Responsibilities

  • Grade coins accurately using industry standards (e.g., ANA guidelines)
  • Assess authenticity, condition, and marketability of coins
  • Identify key attributes including date, mint mark, variety, and errors
  • Work with both raw and slabbed coins (PCGS, NGC, etc.)
  • Collaborate with purchasing and sales teams to determine pricing strategies
  • Maintain consistency and accuracy across high volumes of inventory
  • Assist in sorting and categorizing incoming inventory
  • Provide input on high-value or rare coin acquisitions


Qualifications

  • 2+ years of experience in coin grading or numismatics (preferred)
  • Strong knowledge of U.S. coins (world coins a plus)
  • Familiarity with grading scales (Sheldon Scale, MS/PF grades, etc.)
  • Experience with PCGS and/or NGC standards preferred
  • High attention to detail and consistency
  • Ability to work efficiently in a high-volume environment
  • Strong organizational and communication skills


Preferred Skills

  • Experience buying/selling coins or working in an auction environment
  • Knowledge of precious metals markets (gold, silver, etc.)
  • Ability to identify cleaned, altered, or counterfeit coins
  • Experience with coin imaging or cataloging systems

Company Description

Gold Standard Auctions is a rapidly growing auction house specializing in coins, precious metals, and collectibles. We handle high volumes of inbound interest from buyers and sellers and are building scalable teams to support our growth.