Danbury Mint

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Danbury Mint is a U.S.-based direct-to-consumer retailer specializing in jewelry, collectible coins, medals, figurines, and other limited-edition collectibles.

Norwalk, Connecticut, USA
danburymint.com
Owned by MBI, Inc.

About Danbury Mint

Danbury Mint is a private mint and direct-marketing retailer that designs and sells a wide range of collectibles, including jewelry, commemorative coins and medals, die-cast vehicles, figurines, sports memorabilia, and personalized gifts. Founded in 1969, it operates as a division of MBI, Inc. and is headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut. Customers typically order through mail-order catalogs, online at danburymint.com, or via phone, and many items are offered as series, sets, or installment plans, especially for coins and precious-metal commemoratives.

A card descriptor such as “D/M*1992 SLVR EAINST#1 866-532-6646 CT” very likely refers to an installment or payment plan for a 1992 silver coin or silver American Eagle–style product purchased from Danbury Mint, with “INST#1” indicating the first installment. Charges may appear as one-time payments, recurring monthly installments for a multi-part collection, or follow-up billings for items initially ordered by mail, phone, or online. Some customers may also see small test or authorization transactions if a new card was added to an existing account, or if Danbury Mint is validating a payment method before shipping.

If you have questions about a Danbury Mint charge, you can verify it by checking recent mail-order invoices, your online Danbury Mint account, or confirmation emails for collectibles or coin orders, especially those involving silver or birth-year/commemorative coins. You can contact their customer service by phone or email (details on their official website) to confirm order details, installment schedules, and remaining balances, or to request cancellation or returns. Keeping records of order numbers and dates, and cross-checking them with your statement, will help resolve most billing questions quickly.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Danbury Mint.

  1. D/M*1992 SLVR EAINST#1 866-532-6646 CT
  2. D/M*BSTN & DIAM PENDANT 866-532-6646 CT

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the charge “D/M*1992 SLVR EAINST#1” on my card mean?

This descriptor likely refers to a Danbury Mint installment plan for a 1992 silver coin or related silver Eagle-style product, with “INST#1” indicating the first installment payment. Review any recent mail, email confirmations, or your Danbury Mint account for an order involving a 1992 silver or American Eagle–type coin purchased on installments.

Does Danbury Mint bill collectibles like silver coins in installments?

Yes. Many Danbury Mint coin and collectible programs are offered on monthly installment plans. Instead of one large upfront payment, you’ll see a series of smaller charges until the item or collection is fully paid. Your original order materials or online account will show the number of installments and their approximate amounts.

How can I cancel a Danbury Mint installment plan or future shipments?

To cancel an installment plan or any future shipments, contact Danbury Mint customer service using the phone number or email listed on their website. Provide your customer number or order number and request that the plan or series be canceled. They can stop upcoming charges and, if needed, arrange returns according to their satisfaction guarantee and return policy.

How do I request a refund or return an item I bought from Danbury Mint?

Danbury Mint offers a satisfaction guarantee. If you’re not pleased with an item, you can typically return it within a specified period for a replacement or refund. Check the return instructions provided with your shipment or on danburymint.com, then contact customer service to confirm return authorization and mailing details before sending items back.

Why do I see multiple similar Danbury Mint charges in the same month?

You may have more than one active collection or installment plan, or multiple items scheduled to bill around the same time. Each plan or product can generate its own recurring charge. Log into your Danbury Mint account or review recent mail-order statements to see all active orders and their installment schedules.

Can Danbury Mint place temporary authorization holds on my card?

Yes. When you start a new order, add a payment method, or change your card, Danbury Mint or its processor may place a small temporary authorization hold to verify your card. These holds typically drop off automatically and do not become permanent charges, though they may briefly appear as pending transactions.

How can I verify that a Danbury Mint charge is legitimate and not fraud?

Compare the transaction date and amount to any Danbury Mint orders you placed by mail, phone, or online, especially for jewelry, coins, or collectibles on installments. If you still don’t recognize the charge, contact Danbury Mint customer service directly using the contact details on danburymint.com (not from text messages or random emails) and ask them to look up the transaction. If they cannot locate a matching order, reach out to your card issuer to dispute the charge.

How do I contact Danbury Mint about a billing or account question?

You can reach Danbury Mint customer service by phone or email as listed on their official Contact Us page. They provide toll-free phone support within the U.S. and a dedicated email address for customer inquiries, where you can ask about balances, installment schedules, cancellations, and refunds. Having your customer or order number ready will speed up the process.

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