CoinHub will open its larger Lebanon Coin & Jewelry store on Saturday, October 31, at 110 South Broadway Street in downtown Lebanon, the company announced, setting a Halloween grand opening aimed at collectors and families from the Cincinnati and Dayton areas.
The grand opening is scheduled for 1 to 7 p.m. Eastern. A ribbon cutting will take place at 1 p.m., followed by free food through CoinHub’s Skyline Chili collaboration beginning at 2 p.m. Free Halloween candy will also be available for children, and the event is open to experienced collectors, people beginning a collection and neighbors who want to see the new shop.
At approximately five times the size of CoinHub’s current space, the South Broadway location changes the company’s local retail operation. Its current shop at 27 North East Street buys coins from customers but does not offer retail coin sales; the new location is being prepared for customers to buy, sell and trade coins in one store.
Until the October 31 opening, the East Street shop remains the current customer location for the business. Opening-day details and any updates are available through the company’s new-shop updates page.
The announcement comes as CoinHub reports more than $10 million in cumulative sales. Founder Blake Alma, now 26, returned to the company full-time as chief executive in the summer of 2025. When Alma had stepped away to attend Pensacola Christian College, the company had recorded approximately $1.3 million in sales, according to the announcement.
Lebanon’s downtown gives the expanded store a walkable retail setting on South Broadway, and the Halloween timing ties the opening to a busy family weekend in the city. The company is positioning the larger storefront as a place where collectors from across the Cincinnati and Dayton area can handle buying, selling and trading in person rather than only selling to the shop.
For local collectors, October 31 is the first chance to see the new space, take part in the ribbon cutting and opening-day food and candy, and learn what inventory the larger store will carry when regular operations begin.
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