BEWARE!! The owner will 100% try and rip you off. My guess is he just assumes people coming in are…read morehard up for cash or don't know anything about their items. It makes me wonder how many people he treats this way, but with only one other review it must be plenty. When you actually know the history or your historical/authentic item, as well as the resale/retail value? He tells you yours is "fake" but he has the "real ones in the back." Yeah, I bet. His buddy will then chime in as an "expert" to back him up, in some kind of intimidation technique. Especially if you have something that is real and of very historical significance/value. Our visit here was a test, we had no plan to sell our items but we wanted to see if this owner had any integrity at all. He failed that test, miserably. Don't bother to try and respond to him because he instantly becomes unhinged, having tantrum that will compete with any fussy and tired toddler. It was actually very bizarre to see a grown man act that way. I've called the person who originally recommended this hack and he will no longer be recommending him to his other clients/customers/colleagues. For the owner: You never know who is coming through your door and you should learn how to be respectful and act professionally, to every person who does you the courtesy of walking into your place of business. You're not the world's only antique/junk dealer. A "customer" may be someone who is also in the business, one who's trying to get a feel if you're a scam artist, or not. You're a scam artist, period. Just because a person may not have a brick and mortar store (what's the point in 2019 when you can have an online marketplace with so little overhead) doesn't mean you're not educated in antiques and historical artifacts. I honestly cannot imagine you'll be in business much longer with the way you behave. If you're ripping off people who don't know any better, the way you tried to rip us off? I guess that's the only reason you're still around. Thank goodness for online reviews and I'll be posting this one everywhere. Also, you might do something about all the drug addicts hanging outside your place of business. It's not a very welcoming look. Maybe clean up some of the litter and trash, too.

Leasures Treasures is a cool little shop located right next to a sketchy motel. Parking is a…read morechallenge, but if you can work up the nerve, it's a fun experience. The merchandise they have there is overflowing, comprised of a mix of ammunition, antique firearms, military memorabilia, coins, knives and a mess of bric a brac in no particular order. What the place lacks in organization it makes up in charm and fascinating selection. If I ever need a hand grenade paperweight, a 1800 Morgan Dollar and a gas mask, I know exactly where I'm going. Check the place out, it's a trip.