Sales tax in Wyoming

In Wyoming, the sales tax treatment of coins and currency depends on the type of item being sold.

Generally EXEMPT from sales tax

✅ U.S. coins and foreign coins used as money
✅ Gold and silver specie (monetized bullion coins) — such as American Gold Eagles, American Silver Eagles, and other legal-tender bullion coins
✅ Paper currency (collectible currency is generally treated as exempt under Wyoming's coin/currency exemptions)

Generally TAXABLE

❌ Coin accessories (holders, flips, tubes, albums, supplies)
❌ Processed items (for example, colorized coins, jewelry, or items altered beyond their bullion/monetary value)
❌ Certain bullion products that do not meet Wyoming's definition of exempt bullion

Sales tax rate (if an item is taxable)

Wyoming has a 4% state sales tax, plus any applicable county/local "penny" taxes. Total rates commonly range from about 4%–8% depending on location.