I have been visiting their operation for the past six years, coming up from Redlands, CA for the…read moresummers and I can't, and I bet you will not be able to, come out of their store without finding a treasure.

I find the most beautiful things here!!! Staff is so friendly and kind. Very unique finds. Must…read morevisit!

JC's pawn shop is hands-down, one of the most honest and old-school ways of doing business. Clearly…read morethey need to make a profit; however, the Customerservice, the store and products are well kept and cared for. They are an honest group of owners. They also take transfers of firearms as well. This is a Pawnshop again that is old school and will take automobiles too. Payback is in cash as the money you receive is in cash.

Great guys, I got a good price on the item I brought in, nice to business with. I would not…read morehesitate to recommend them because they conduct business like gentlemen.

After a lackluster first visit here a few months ago, this Goodwill felt better on a recent second…read morevisit. Their selection of items is increasing, and the store is still clean and well organized. There were plenty of staff on duty on the busy day we visited, and the line moved fast. My only issue is the lighting is really bad here - they use LED lighting which is hung much too high, so most of the store appears dark and gloomy. Still, based on yesterday's visit I'll definitely return for another visit when I'm in Sedro and in a thrifting mood.

Cleanest GW I have ever been to! The customer service was great as well. Items not over crowded and…read morebrightly lit.

Bonnar's Trading Post is a quirky junk shop located in Bow-Edison just at the southern stretch of…read moreChuckanut Drive. There's a little bit of everything here, so it's likely you'll find something you can't live without if you look long enough. There is a wide variety of merchandise for sale, with a mix of antiques, collectibles, junk and garage sale type finds scattered throughout multiple rooms, outdoor structures and fenced off areas. The owner is a friendly older gentleman who has lots of stories about the items he sells. He's willing to negotiate discounts, and seems to be happy to meet new customers. I highly suggest checking this shop out. It's such a great example of roadside eclectic Americana, I'd hate to see fun places like this go under.

Great place to find treasures! It's an easy place to stop in for fantastic items and a fun trip…read moredown memory lane. Bring home a treasure to remember your day in skagit valley!

We were visiting the island and found this gem. From the outside it looks small but it was two…read morefloors. You were greeted by their tiniest employee, a 15 year old dog named Benji. Super cute. As far as antiques, this one was more towards dishwater, glassware, clothing and jewelry. It does have other things but the majority of it was glassware. They do close early tho at 5pm, so if your doing a day trip make sure to stop by. They have street parking with shade. Definitely a pit stop.

This is the shop I found while driving down the street. There were tin bowl and wooden figurines at…read morethe entrance of the shop, which made me feel nostalgic. As soon as I entered the store, a lady greeted me "Hello!" with a bright voice. The inside of the store is full of interesting things, and all of them have nostalgic feelings. There are 1st and 2nd floors in the store, so I took a leisurely look. I was looking for old ladle. When I asked the lady in the shop, she kindly searched for some. I couldn't find what I liked, but I was happy with the service of the lady. When you come here, I think you should consult with the shop staff if there is something you are looking for. It was a valuable shop!

WOW! This is the best antique mall I've been to in quite awhile, and most likely one of the best in…read moreSkagit County. I've been working on adding some vintage/antique touches to my house, and found MORE than a few cool items here. Including some vintage sewing items for my sewing studio. I brought home a trunkload of cool things, and still only managed to make my way through about half of the booths. The major of the booths here are well stocked and organized. There were a few exceptions, but most were amazing. Several of the booths were having sales, so I was able to score some items for 40-50% off. The staff here are also extremely kind and helpful. The gentleman at the front counter even carefully wrapped my fragile items so I could get them home safely. Regarding earlier reviews, this is no longer half antique store half antique mall. It's 100% antique mall now. Happy treasure hunting!

Good selection of vintage items. Great place to spend a couple of hours looking for a treasure.read more

Classic thrift store with clothes, books, kitchen ware, toys and games. We scored a vintage ski…read morejacket in prefect condition for $5!!! Plus, we purchased a few puzzle since the place we are staying does have much internet access. We all got into the 1000pc puzzle. It was great to unplug.

It's relatively small so the selection isn't huge but there's a decent amount of things to look at!…read moreprices are great and i go here for crafting supplies. I managed to get 5 balls of yarn for around $3.50 which is so much better than michaels , or even good will!

Great service! Looked at all I brought in and were professional and fair!! I would easily return…read more thank you.

The owners and employees at this shop are very kind, very polite and are very considerate when it…read morecomes to their customers wants and needs. However, there was a very dark side at this store. Which is why it is difficult to write this. Skagit coin from the inside looks to be 75% jewelry and gems and 25% coin. I arrived there interested in coins I had over a decade of experience with. My specialty is not grading coins specifically, but finding coins which show signs of artificial toning, cleaning or being tampered with. During my first visit I had noticed something that was off; there was a large percentage of raw coins being sold at Mint State prices while still showing clear signs of being cleaned/tampered with. I pointed out a single one to the owner. She was nice about it and removed it from the case. However then I noticed it another and another. My grading abilities were questioned, kindly. I pointed out the areas and it seemed that was that. I decided that day to stick mainly with toned coins. However what struck me as off was that all the toners I had purchased contained the same type of toning. For those of you new to this hobby - identical toning is not normal. On top of that the color spectrum was not normal either. There ARE loads of times where I will see legit tones for the first time so I figured this could be a circumstance such as that. On top of that the owner insisted her son had loads of experience grading raw coins and was near professional doing so. So I made the biggest mistake I could at the time, trusted her and paid. I submitted the toners to be slabbed and relatively soon after, maybe a few weeks later, received word that I had wasted $25 on each of them and that they were artificial toning. I was right. The coins were wrong. Skagit Coin and the owner there was very understanding and was willing to offer me store credit or refund for what I paid for the coins once I surrendered the artificial toning/cleaned slabs. They did follow through with that as well. I decided to exchange them for mint state instead. However this is where the plot unfortunately thickens even more. A mint state coin I had taken home was clearly tampered with. To the point where you only needed a good light to see it with an unaided eye. I returned once again for the owner to once again be understanding and offer a store credit, this time saying something along the lines of 'lets not make this a routine.' When the owner inspected the coin that had obvious signs of cleaning she went on to remind me that her son was very good at grading and even close to professional. This made me feel as though I was being accused of taking the coin home and cleaning it myself! Wasn't the case. Have never done so in my life. Knowing there were many others in her case marked as MS that were cleaned as well - I offered to point them out to her one by one. I am talking coins with obvious marks. Some you don't need a lens for. Her response was: "No. Just cover your credit. Don't point them out for me." I was quite surprised. However I did what I was told. Found a non-cleaned coin as fast as I could and realized I probably would not be returning. These are nice people. Understanding people to a point. However in the world of coins - you're either selling actual MS coins with honest intentions or you're not. I really wish that I could have better things to say. After losing this place, I now have to travel well over an hour for a good LCS. Especially after this place takes the obvious L.