I dont know if they are still open but I have always had good luck there finding what i needed @ a…read moredecent price.Waaaaay better than A&E who are for lack of a better term..morons!! IMO

I have to concur with Chester O. here in his previous entry. I needed just a few bucks & hoped I'd…read moredo ok with this place from selling at least 20 decent dvd movies and even two friggin brand new $15 Bob Marley dvd's (the Maine comedian, not the singer...). I had sold 30 similar dvd's at a place in Vermont that I visited last year & they gave me $2 a piece for a total of $60. So I thought hmm, maybe this guy downtown on Water Street might give me a similar deal. NOT! He offered me $3 for the whole lot!!!!! What a douchebag. I may never do biz with him again, unless I get a REALLY GOOD friggin deal on something I buy from him. Otherwise, he can go pound sand.

VERDICT: AVOID, unless you're looking for gruff men, sarcastic "service", and overpriced coins.read more

I'm not sure where to start.. Ill just present the situation and let the reader decide…read more About a week ago I walked into this store in an effort to come across a capsule for a coin that I had just received as a gift. The coin that I had received came in a capsule (mint condition), however I was looking for one that was just a bit tighter so the coin didn't rattle in the capsule. After walking in with the coin the owners proceeded to open the capsule (keep in mind that at this point the coin is still a mint condition, never been touched, $300 coin.) After opening the capsule and touching it with their bare hands we proceeded to try and find a tighter case. They forced the coin in a capsule and was then unable to get it out. From there, pliers were used to forcibly remove the coin from the undersized capsule. Since there were multiple different capsules out, with little organization the owners quickly lost track of which capsule top belonged with the bottom. The end result was they forced the bottom of the original capsule onto the top of another capsule. I told them this is what I thought was happening, yet he still proceeded to shatter the capsule. From here it was determined that the capsule I was seeking was not available in this location, yet I had no capsule to put it back into to protect it. Needless to say I was quite unhappy at this point. The owners rigged up a bubble wrap contraption to hold the coin during the ordering process, and I left. The end result was a broken original capsule, a bubble wrap rigged box to hold the coin, and fingerprint/scratches all over my brand new, beautiful coin. When returning today to pick up the capsules, one of the owners tried to state that he had in fact broken one of his capsules and not mine. (despite the fact that I walked in with the same bubble wrap contraption I had left with 4-5 days prior.) The other owner, however, felt this was fair and simply gave me the new capsule as a replacement of my original one. I purchased a second one as a backup. So now my coin is encapsulated safely in the capsule, however it can no longer be considered mint because of the superficial scratches all over the face of the coin :-(. The owners are very friendly and approachable, however unfortunately the professionalism isn't even in the same ballpark for coin collectors. Buyer beware.

I bought my fiancée's engagement ring at Day's. We looked at two or three places but Ken sold us…read morewith an incredible shopping experience at this location. Making a purchase of this size, we wanted to feel good about our choice. Ken could read our faces. He answered every question, educated us, reassured us and overall made this a memorable and enjoyable experience. 10/10 recommend shopping here.

Looking for a jewelry store to replace battery in my watch (has to be done by jeweler) when I drove…read moreup I saw two jewelry stores literally doors away from each other. I searched on Yelp for reviews and after reading them, my decision was clear. Day's for me was the choice. Once inside the door I was graciously greeted by Marie. When I explained what I needed done Marie asked me if I had Days lifetime replacement policy. I didn't but now I do for sure! It is worth checking out. Very reasonable. Marie then introduced me to Morgan who, within a matter of what seemed like seconds, had my watch happily ticking away again. After Marie introduced me to Morgan she took time to point out out a small frig stocked with complimentary beverages for customers. They certainly know how to treat customers! On my way out other employees wished me a good day and I also had a chance to speak with the manager, Elizabeth, who graciously introduced herself. If you are looking for a jewelry store, this is the place to go! I'll be back for sure.

$20 short on a Sigma guitar? This isn't the place for you. You better not expect deals in a pawn…read moreshop, this place will agree to a price and then up it. Poor Judy has to make up for the embarrassing lack of integrity the employees have. Sad place.

Been in here to poke around a few times. It's like a post-apocalyptic garage sale. Guitar Grave is…read moremoving to SoPo. The owners could have made an effort to keep the place nice and organized. It could have been a go-to musician-oriented used music equipment source downtown, but NOPE it's a dingy pointless mix of old junk.

Take a look see what you can find, I see a complaint about a 1500.00 gold chain someone received…read more600 for and he complained. I would say he does not know jewelry has a 600% mark up, as soon as it leave the store it's value drops like a stone. Like buying a car, you may have paid 40,000 for it but see what a dealer will give you. If you shop smart you can get the deals you are often looking for.

I understand pawn shops have to make a profit but this place will offer you 1/10th of what your…read morestuff is worth and then try and sell it for double what it goes for. Rude customer service. Just all around not a place I would want to go.

Store staff didn't acknowledge or greet us despite being only a few feet away. Small selection of…read moreitems on the floor although there were more items behind the counter. No prices listed on any of the products.

Friendly people. Know what there're talking about. Very good prices, low premiums on the coins and…read morebullion. 11/10

Marcel and Mike run this store very smoothly. They are always very friendly and helpful. If there…read moreis anything you need just come to them and they will help you. I've been a regular customer for the last 10 years and I will continue to be one as long as they're open.

I often find myself saying to my friends "Pawn - with a W, not Porn with an R & get your mind outta…read morethe gutter while I tell my experience please". Bunch's yoyos. Because they (my moronic friends) mostly seem to think they're all high-end hoity toity purchaser's of goods and services at hoity toity businesses. These sweet knuckleheads just seem to enjoy telling me that they paid this tremendous amount of money for some piece of crap, rapidly depreciating item. Personally, I'm not into bragging, but if I do - it'll not be about how wonderfully I just got jacked. Pawn shop shopping has always made good business sense to me - new or used - never have I had a malfunction, unnoticed painted over and doctored up damaged item. But I've certainly seen my share of repacks pushed as New in the Box in retail stores in Manhattan. So do yourself a favor & drop the phony baloney wanna be posh behavior my dearly dilusional friends. (Yes, I'm talking to my friends I've known personally for years, not my YELP friends, just to clarify). Sam was quite busy upon my initial arrival, understandably so - I walked around, strummed a guitar, flipped through some albums (cool music selections) checked out some coins and cards, electronics and tools - proceeded to depart yet return the very next day. Coleman 425 Guide Series was an immediate sale, Sam worked with me on price, he had carefully saved the extra fuel and funnel - it was brand spanking new - never seen the light of day - beautiful camping stove. Then we proceeded to open the THULE bicycle rack box and tinker with it together - alas, my YUBA was too beefy to fit it. But this is what I'm saying, this is my point - where else will the business owner/manager take the time to perform that level of service? Regular retail operations wouldn't entertain the thought and that's another reason for they are a dying breed of complacent dinosaurs. Sam's got 5 stores, so if your ever in mid Maine - go check 'em out and tell 'em "Mr. Alarming sent me".

I drove 45 mins to get down there at 1:00 and found out they…read morewere closed. Search brought me to the facebook page which showed 2:00 as closing time on Saturday. I'm sure it would avoid a lot of headache, fuel waste, and loss of valuable time if the pages were updated.