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October 2024 by Tedi Funk
Friendly people, very knowledgeable.
Stop in yearly when in town.
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September 2024 by Scott
If you have coins you are looking to sell, this is the place to take them. Staff are super knowledgeable and helpful, and you will leave feeling comfortable knowing that you got a fair deal.
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June 2024 by durell walker
If you really looking for treasures and visit the shop
And you only have half a map,they will have the other half and help you find something very nice..
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November 2023 by Mike Eissfeldt
Mike and Dave are just awesome! Been going there for years. Would highly recommend checking it out.
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November 2023 by dale bunyard
nice place
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March 2022 by Jason Moss
The men who work there are really nice. I went to sell my stamp collection but stamps aren't going good. Apparently no one collects them anymore. So unfortunately it was kind of a wasted trip but I love adventureing so had a good time anyway.
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October 2021 by M P
This shop was amazing! The owner was very friendly. They had a large selection of coins for many different budgets. They also have plenty of storage and collection display options. I picked up a handful of mercury dimes, a barber dime, and a couple three cent pieces today and couldn't be happier with them! There was also a cute cat in the store if that would sway your decision to come. I'll definitely be back.
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October 2021 by S Mahaffey
Very helpful! Great conversation.
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March 2020 by Daniel Spector
trying to call you now, no answer - would like to buy some silver. Can you let me know if you have?
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March 2020 by OmgLauraLee
Mike was very helpful and so friendly. I got the gifts I needed for Christmas song with some great stories about his four legged "staff". I will most likely go back just for good stories, and always a great source for the coin collectors on your gift list!*****They don't take plastic, so bring cash or your checkbook! :)
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December 2019 by Laura Gieseking
Mike was very helpful and so friendly. I got the gifts I needed for Christmas song with some great stories about his four legged "staff". I will most likely go back just for good stories, and always a great source for the coin collectors on your gift list!
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July 2019 by Ben Kelley
Surprised about the negative review that I saw below. The guys that run this are retired and this is their hobby, so I wouldn't expect hard sales when you visit. It's a very relaxed environment. I chatted with Dave who was extremely helpful and gave me a the few pennies from the 1980's that I was looking (for a personal project) for free because ... well, they're pennies. The older gentleman (Michael) who is the owner is hard of hearing (the guys there joked about it), which someone mentioned in a review below, but I'm not sure that would be a reason to give a poor review. These guys are basically there to help people find rare coins for collections or as gifts to loved ones, and keep people from being scammed in their search. If they don't have what you're looking for, they can help you acquire it - Which I find to be extremely helpful unless you happen to be an expert on evaluating coin worth (which I am not). They really saved me quite a bit of time (and money) in my search, so very pleased with the visit. I plan on visiting this location again soon!
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July 2019 by Laura Miller
Dont waste your time going there.......just a bunch of rude old men sitting around "playing store".....who knows what is REALLY going on there! Every man there was really rude to me. I would never step foot in there again.
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March 2019 by Greg Springer
Very interesting shop. The gentleman working has been there since 1993. I came in looking for dollars, but there is a limited amount to peruse. He does have many coins and stamps like the store front offers. My disclaimer is there is a dog and cat who both "work" in the store as well. They are all smells and no bark. I will have to come back to look again when I have more time.
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January 2019 by Adam Bathon
Felt like I shouldn't be there really? Could not hear me well. I was very patient and knowing the general public a lot of people wouldn't be. I felt like I was in someone's personal office/store front. There was only one silver round or two for sale. There were a lot of Eisenhower coins in a merry go-round case and some Sacagaweas. Felt a little like an attic mixed with an empty garage sale. Like I missed all the good stuff. I enjoyed the animals a LOT! They were cute.
