Great store that brings the community of railroaders together, both young and young at heart…read more For young railroaders and those on a budget the back section offers incredibly well priced rolling stock and accessories.

Friendly and very helpful they also do repairs. Highly…read morerecommend to old timers or young train enthusiasts

Totally impressed! A…read moregreat store loaded with clever and ingenious items that are treasures to behold. This store is well stocked and it's a delight to shop here. There is plenty of floor help that go out of their way to help you find what you're looking for. I encourage everybody to stop in and roam the aisles and take on these outstanding items. Seasonal gifts, decorative crafts, candles, decor, fabric, patriotic themes as well as inspirational items. I'm so proud of a store that doesn't try to conceal their Christian values as this company sets a good example for others to follow. It's a refreshing return to our faith. Blessings to all.

Zero stars. I took my Original Christian oil painting for a custom frame because it was going to be…read moreplaced in an Art Gallery. The custom framed worker took my painting to the register and placed it on the floor. The painting weighs less than 5 pounds, 11x14. When I called and spoke to the man who identified himself as the manager told me and I quote " it is standard to place custom framed art on the floor" their dirty floor??? And he stated that nothing was unkind about it. Maybe it was the color of my skin.! Clearly I will go to Michael's forever!!!

The legend himself Mr Arthur Knight at Knight Coin located in Hobart Indiana. After seeing his…read moreshop being featured on YouTube (T the Silver Stacker) I've decided to make the journey from Chicago to visit his shop in an old bank retail space. The staff was friendly and helpful. I was blessed to have been helped by Arthur himself. Very knowledgeable in the history of all things numismatic. Picked up a couple of items including some vintage gold and a vintage grease bar from the 1970s. The pricing was very reasonable as he will look the price up online along side you and discount it by a certain percentage. To be fair they need to make a profit. The shop is a treasure trove of goodies and part museum. Lots of history in that small retail space. Highly suggest to call before visiting especially if you are looking for something specific or selling a lot of items. Be patient with the staff as they are detailed and meticulous with their work. I went to a large local coin show that day and ended up with nothing, but the trip to Knight Coin more than made up for it. Happy Hunting fellow knights!!

As a senior citizen, I needed to divest a coin collection that my children did not want…read more I walked into Knight Coin and all was good. I was welcomed and treated with great respect. Arthur and team did me right. The value he offered for my coins was very fair and in line with my expectations. This is a very fair and honest business run by an honest man. I will recommend Knight Coin to anyone looking to buy or sell collectibles. Thanks

My son wanted money towards a new gaming system he actually plays, so we called this store to see…read morehow much Video Palace would buy his Oculus Quest 2. This system currently sells new for 400.00 at Walmart. Verbally over the phone the guy said, "I could give you 145.00 for it." Already a bad offer, we drive there and the guy inspects it then proceeds to tell us, "Okay 125.00." Upon telling him that he stated over the phone 145.00 and not 125.00 (which was absolutely true), he continued to lie and insist he stated 125.00. On eBay, a used Oculus Quest 2 sells for a little more than 200.00. It was a complete rip-off and he knew it but that's how he operates -- He tells the customer a price offer over the phone, the customer drives and wastes gas to get there, then while you're there, he lowers the price and says, "I didn't say that," with a bright red face flushing full of dishonesty. Really? Let's get real here. This isn't Neiman Marcus. Never again. Avoid the game playing and incompetency of people who think you're naive because your son is selling his gaming system he never plays and just wants his own money for Christmas. I draft long thesis arguments in Biomedical Ethics and graduated from Indiana University with a master's degree and a 4.0 GPA. I am no imbecile.

Buyers beware! Very off putting experience in this store. The owner was more concerned with being…read morein his office working on his eBay sales then helping my fiancée and I who are physically in the store. So much is behind glass or in the back and had to ask him for help from his office EVERY time we wanted to look at something. POOR customer service! If I want this kind of service id go on Amazon! This gives gaming store poor reputation. And another game store even recommended us to stop there. Never again! Calling that other store to let them know what happened.

I have to give the new store manager a lot of credit. She just started a few weeks ago and called…read moreme to try and troubleshoot what went wrong on an in store pick up order. It's a very busy time of year, but the fact she took the time to call did not go unnoticed and I wish her much luck and success in her position.

Lots of craft supplies and decor to find here. I recently picked out a lovely bouquet of fall…read moreflowers for my daughter's room. There is always a sale or you can go online for coupons. I do wish it was brighter in this store. It seems dark and there's not many people working here either. I still think Michael's offers a terrific value for those hard to find craft items.

This place is huge and has a ton of books. Huge selection of books, games, puzzles, paper, writing…read moreutensils, etc. Funko, Lego, Disney and Harry Potter items along with several other relevant cultural pop items. Ran into several employees offering to help. There are some sales but most of the items are retail.

So...it's a bookstore like Borders, with the same layout and fixtures like Borders, a cafe like…read moreBorders, wireless Internet like Borders, but it's not called Borders anymore? Eh. Whatever. As long as I can still browse magazines in comfy chairs, I'm good.