Coins for collectors
United States and world coins across a wide range of periods and budgets, with the background and context that make a piece worth owning.
Westlake Village · Serving the Conejo Valley since 1975
A place for collectors. A clear next step for sellers.
Half of what happens here is somebody discovering a coin they want to keep. The other half is somebody deciding what to do with coins already in a drawer, a safe or a box left behind. Both conversations get the same patience, at our shop on Townsgate Road in Westlake Village, a few minutes from Thousand Oaks and the rest of the Conejo Valley.
Original illustrative photography. Not a photograph of the shop or of inventory held for sale.
Heritage
More than five decades in the same valley
Conejo Valley Stamp & Coin opened in 1975 and has been part of local life ever since — the shop people were sent to by a neighbour, a parent or a coworker who said simply, ask them, they will explain it to you.
That reputation was built slowly, through ordinary transactions handled honestly: answering the beginner’s question as carefully as the specialist’s, taking the time to show what makes one coin different from another, and letting people leave without buying or selling anything at all.
The shop is under new ownership today, and that standard is the part we most want to keep.
What we do
Four reasons people walk through the door
Selling, one piece or many
Bring a single coin or a lifetime of accumulation. We look through it with you, explain what we see and talk through your options.
Inherited jewelry & coins
Guidance for families handling an inheritance of jewelry, coins or both, starting with a conversation rather than a decision.
Appraisals & evaluations
We start by asking what the appraisal is for, then explain the scope, the documentation and any fees before work begins.
Inherited jewelry & coins
Inherited jewelry or coins? Start with understanding.
An inheritance can carry both financial value and personal meaning. Whether you have a few treasured pieces or a collection built over a lifetime, we help you understand what you have, what may influence its value, and the options available to you—so you can decide with confidence.
01
Tell us the story
What you inherited, any paperwork that came with it, and the questions on your mind. No terminology required.
02
Review what you have
Coins in their existing holders and albums; jewelry with any receipts, grading reports or earlier appraisals. Condition, rarity, materials, craftsmanship and market demand may all influence value, depending on the item.
03
Understand the valuation
Plain-language reasoning, with a purchase offer and a formal written appraisal kept clearly separate. Scope, documentation and any fees are agreed before anything proceeds.
04
Decide at your own pace
Keep what means something, look for more information, or consider selling. No pressure and no obligation to sell.
Our commitment: clear explanations, patient answers, and respect for your decision.
New management
A new chapter. The same commitment to knowledgeable, personal service.
Byron, of Mount Pleasant Coins, has taken over the shop following the retirement of its previous owner, who served this community for many years. The name stays, the address stays, and so does the habit of explaining things clearly and leaving people free to decide in their own time.
Visit
Townsgate Road, Westlake Village
2637 Townsgate Road, Suite 100Westlake Village, CA 91361-2718
Convenient to Thousand Oaks, Agoura Hills, Newbury Park and the wider Conejo Valley. Hours and contact details are being confirmed under the new ownership.
