Live buy board
Customer-facing “what we pay” for configured lines.
SpotPro
Shop displays · included
Show what you pay for junk silver, bullion, and related lines — the same rules your staff use on the buy desk. TV or tablet friendly, live with the market, so nobody says “the wall said something else.”
Purchase presets in POS Config drive the Live Buy Sheet. When you change what you pay for 90% silver or ASE, the board and NumisNexus stay aligned. That is the whole point: one policy, two surfaces (desk + wall).
The new board layout matches the modern sell Display Screen; classic remains available. Open the live buy URL full-screen for the counter wall or show table. Scrap jewelry karat tables are a dedicated scrap experience — use both when you buy coins and jewelry.
What this part of SpotPro is for — in plain English.
Driven by your purchase presets
Matches NumisNexus buy rules
TV / tablet full-screen friendly
New board or classic layout
Junk, bullion, and related lines you enable
Live metal so quotes stay current
Show-table ready on a laptop or tablet
Built into the product — not optional add-ons you buy later.
Customer-facing “what we pay” for configured lines.
POS Config formulas power both the board and NumisNexus.
Open on a tablet when you are not at the home counter.
Finish the ticket in NumisNexus without reinventing pay rates.
Real screens from a live shop account — not mockups.
The details you need before you try it on the counter.
Configuration → Buy Sheet setup (purchase presets on Point of Sale Config). Choose which lines show, set pay formulas, save, then open the live buy URL from the menu or feature search (Buy Sheet).
If a line is missing on the wall, it is usually disabled in presets — not a broken TV.
Full-screen the board while you stack ASE or junk. Point at the number, weigh or count, then write the ticket in NumisNexus. Tag shop vs show venue on the buy so weekend reports stay honest.
Sell Display Screen = ask prices for bullion you sell. Live Buy Sheet = what you pay for coin/bullion lines. Scrap Gold App = karat/melt jewelry table. Three jobs — use the right board so customers are not confused.
Short answers dealers ask before they try this on the floor.
Stay on the new site while you review neighboring tools.
Free for 7 days. Point of sale first — online store, wholesale, and auction when you need them. Main plan is about $69/mo or $690/yr after trial.
Real dealers. Real floors. Same software we run at The Coin Shop in Brighton.
Busy shop plus shows was always a juggling act. This system handles both without forcing us to keep separate lists or files. Stock stays consistent, labels are easy, and the online and wholesale pieces don't fight with the counter. It just feels practical. Happy we switched.
We've been with SpotPro for 5 years, and it's been a Godsend for our shop. The standout? Definitely the Point of Sale Display. Also the text messaging — a quick notification after new stock and customers come calling.
Since we started using SpotPro, we've noticed a significant change in how we do things. Real-time pricing and the POS Display have really helped. I'd definitely suggest giving it a try if you're in the business.
SpotPro's e-commerce service has increased our online presence. No selling fees. Absolutely worth it.
The text messaging service keeps our customers in the loop for new inventory. It's a great tool for letting customers know what's going on.
The Scrap Gold table has made purchasing scrap gold super easy. New customers never question our prices.
We've been really impressed with SpotPro's features, like the gold coin database. This thing saves a ton of time. Highly recommend!
I've been in this business long enough to be tired of software that doesn't get how we actually work. SpotPro finally does. Buying at the counter and at shows is way faster now, the prices on the big screen stay current so customers stop arguing, and the online store actually sells without nickel-and-diming us on fees. It's just made the whole shop run smoother.
Wasn't looking for another system, but a buddy talked me into trying it. Glad he did. Inventory, labels, counter, and the website all stay in sync for once. Customers trust the prices more because they update themselves, and the scrap gold tool is simple enough that even my part-timers don't mess it up. It's been a solid upgrade.
The TV screen alone was worth it. People walk in, see the current numbers, and relax instead of pulling out their phones to check. Texting customers when new stuff comes in brings them back faster than I expected. Online sales are finally consistent without the usual marketplace headaches. Setup wasn't a nightmare either.
I do a lot of shows and still keep the shop open, so I needed something that works in both places. Tracking buys by location, printing clean receipts, and keeping stock straight has been a relief. The online store and the wholesale side both pull from the same inventory, which cuts down on the usual double-entry mess. Feels like it was made by someone who's actually done this job.
We used to bounce between a couple different programs and still end up with mistakes. Now everything's in one place and it just works. The price boards look professional, customers notice, and the directory listings have brought in a few new faces. Staff picked it up pretty quick. For what we pay, it's more than paid for itself.
Online was always a pain for us until this. Having our own little store with live prices that actually update has made a difference. No weird fees eating into the margins. Counter work is cleaner too, and the text alerts when we get new stock are simple but effective. Customers respond to them.
Labels and inventory used to eat up way too much of the day. Now it's quick, the pricing stays current, and we can reprice stuff without starting from scratch every time the market moves. People comment on how professional the screens look. It's just less friction day to day.
I've tried a few different setups over the years and most of them feel like they were built for regular retail and then someone added "coins" as an afterthought. This one doesn't. Buying is straightforward, the boards are accurate, and the online side doesn't cost us extra every time something sells. Support has been decent when we needed it.
After six months I can say it's made us more organized and a bit more profitable. Counter is faster, the website actually moves product, and texting customers about new arrivals works better than email ever did. The price displays help a lot with trust. We're not going back to the old way.
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