I went in with a variety of gold, silver and old coins. Liam spent 1.5 hours with me going through…read moreeach piece and assessing their values. He could see I was a very curious person and he even spent time explaining some of the ins and outs of coin values. Plus, he knew that I was planning to go to other shops to appraise my pieces and he still spent a thorough amount of time with me. In the other shops I went to, I felt rushed and not valued. Liam gave top notch service. In fact, I plan to go back after having visited other local jewelers and coin dealers. No one compared in service to Liam at The Happy Coin.

My ex husband, Brock met with Chris Moran and his sales associates and they couldn't have been more…read moreaccommodating and knowledgeable with the sale of gold and silver coins. I highly recommend The Happy Coin.

Before visiting, I called because my grandfather was visiting from Puerto Rico and does not speak…read moreEnglish. He asked me to check whether there were any Spanish-speaking employees in the building so he could understand the process and what was being said to him. The woman who answered the phone didn't even let me finish. She rudely cut me off and said, "I understand, but no--only English. This is America." At first, I thought I misheard her, but then I was left speechless realizing she actually said that. How rude and completely unnecessary. Since I couldn't be present, I asked if there was another way we could appraise his coins. Once again, she cut me off and repeated an email address in an extremely arrogant tone, as if I were absolutely wasting her time. I won't continue detailing the experience because it only gets worse, and this is energy I'd rather put into something that actually matters. To wrap up this review, I ended up taking my grandfather to a competitor. They were more than happy to provide a Spanish-speaking employee, who patiently guided him and explained the value of each coin. My grandfather was very happy with their service and knowledge and ended up selling his entire collection for a pretty good penny. I don't know about you, but that sounds like your loss to me. I will never recommend or visit this place again. My rating would be -5 stars if that were possible.

Superior customer service as good as, or at times better, than that of Heritage Auctions. Samantha…read moreP in customer service recently solved a prickly problem with one of my pre-bids that could have cost me thousands. Experience with this fine company has gone back 25 years or so. Always great.

Came across a box of coins that I forgot about and brought them in to sell. No rush, no bull, they…read morewent thru every coin and showed me comparible coins. Generally, a very pleasant experience and offered my a very fair price, highly recommend them.

I cleaned out my grandparents house and found memorabilia coins. I came here with zero knowledge on…read morethe subject. Everyone at the store was honest reliable and easy to work with. Highly recommend

The owner,Amandeep is a straight forward, knowledgeable and Friendly coin dealer!…read moreI would trust him anytime with any form of payment at any amount and feel 100% confident you will receive the coin(s), you've dealt for with him. No problems,no hassle, He is informative and the kind of guy who makes coin collecting still enjoyable! . Good folk! Hope to meet sometime!

My go to jeweler. I've known the family for many years. Unfortunately the matriarch Gerry Grauer…read morepassed... but the business was family owned and Steven ,one of her sons has been partnered with her also for years. If you want a diamond ring or anything this is the people to see. Honest, upfront, trustworthy. You can be sure to get pure quality and value from GOLD ART.

Such a nice place and this will be my first choice for anything I need in the Diamond district…read more Steven is a very nice guy!

I am so so sorry I purchased a coin from Bullion. A year later, and they are still calling me. They…read moresay they've taken me off their list but no, they are still bothering me. At random times. Usually early in the morning before we wake up, I get a. Call. I've blocked them but they still get a new line. BEWARE OF BUYING FROM BULLION. THEY'VE GOT THEIR HOOKS IN ME!!

Classy kind gentleman, providing top quality customer service. They answer all my questions…read moreregarding precious metals. Never made me feel stupid for asking anything at all. I know I can buy with confidence and at the best price whenever I need. Thank you for all you do!

My other half was tired or I could have happily spend time at this hidden treasure. The prices ran…read morefrom dollars to thousands something for every budget or taste. I'll come back minus my plus one he's cute but not at shopping. The lady I believe one of the artists was kind and informative and was working on beautiful jewelry.

Another first review for me today, yippee!!…read more I was in the area so I dropped by this store. I can't say I know a lick about stones and minerals and collecting them for my viewing pleasure. If you are, I think you will like this store. It sure does like your wallet. We are talking about thousand and ten thousand + for some of the pieces. I was too bashful to take a pic of the interior but uploaded one of the store front. Happy shopping!!

Bruce was rude, dismissive, and degrading. I called to schedule time to look at a tiny, inherited…read morecollection. Instead of saying, "I'm sorry, we can't help you" Bruce had to go on and on about how he wouldn't even THINK about looking at ANYTHING I had. I think he would have gone on all day telling me I was wasting his time. I kept telling him I understood and kept trying to get off the phone and he just wouldn't quit. It was hard enough calling about an inheritance, I had their number in front of me for months working through the grief to call. Just say "I can't help you." Why the degradation?

This review is for face value stamps only- I am not a collector and know nothing of the stamp…read morecollecting world. When I was referred by a friend, I thought, well it's a collector's shop. They're gonna try to upsell and give me a hard time if I'm only there for face value stamps. So it took me about 2 years before I made my way to the shop. Boy was I wrong. As you walk in, you will see shelves and shelves of neatly organized binders. The store is much larger than I imagined, with a large communal table-type space in the middle for you to sit as you sift through binders and bins. Their face value stamps fill up an entire shelf from top to bottom, but compared to the rest of the store is really nothing at all. I was greeted by a very nice lady who had no problems pointing me to the face value shelf (immediately to your right as you walk in). She explained to me how the stamps were organized (by denomination, then binder #). She then told me to feel free to take any binders and sit down in the middle of the room to look through them. I was there for almost 2 hours- in a nice air conditioned, well lit environment, and no one ever bothered me. The staff was all around and I could have easily asked for help at anytime, but no one ever tried to push me to look at anything other than what I was there for. I ended up leaving with about $30 worth of stamps - but most at face values of 2-8 cents each. I did manage to walk out with 2 full sheets of vintage stamps that I may very well end up never using because they are just too beautiful. I was so happy with my experience, I have been raving about this place to any of my friends who still write letters and would enjoy decorating their envelopes with gorgeous face value stamps. I definitely plan on coming back the next time I do someone's wedding invitations.