Overwhelming! It's bigger inside than it looks from the street and is chock full of stuff. Many…read morestalls and sections of consignment goods, collectibles, old tools, and knick-knacks. Take your time - there's plenty to look at.

What a great Antique place. They have a great assortment of booths and stalls that are easy to get…read moreto and navigate. All in all, this place is A-OK.

I visited the Village Barn after purchasing a home in the area and I cannot get enough. The store…read moreis adorable! It has a mix of antiques and other country home staples. I ordered some chair pads for my kitchen table through the owners. They used a local company, Rhody Rugs, to stock some of their products. I love that local supports local here! The products are reasonably priced! The owners take a holiday during the month of July (Probably to make room for more cool things they will find on holiday!) and when I went there recently, they had a 20% off sale on the entire store! The owners are also very, very kind. They took the time to talk to me to get to know me. I went back to the store to pick up my chair pads and I did not expect them to remember me, but they did! It's so rare and lucky to find a business that cares about customers like this. This is a store I will be going to frequently, as the merchandise will change and turnover and the owners are awesome!

Amazing place. So many cool and old fixtures. We picked out an old window frame with no glass…read morefor a wall. Looks great. Not cheap but great selection. The owner even brought us in the basement to see a wide selection or unfinished items in case we were interested. Very nice experience.

Mostly home decor and small cute antiques, this shop had great prices and a variety of items…read more Bought a necklace and a ring on my visit.

This is another one of my favorite antique stores. "Antiques and such" is a very good description…read moreof what you can find there. I found a cool starfish for three dollars to put in my shade garden, and I found a cool antique key to make into a necklace. I even found an interesting book about a boy named Toby Tyler, who runs away from his cruel uncle to join the circus. I love coming in here because even though the store might look small, I always manage to find something interesting. I'll have to go back there again and see what else I can find.

Took a break and walk around ~ this place is large with two floors and different booths of acirates…read moreantiques from different sellers~ such a large variety I didn't know what I wanted to thought was very cool! Prices weren't too bad and seemed fair since some items seemed very antique and collectible like the Victoria hair pins and section! I can't say much about service since I didn't purchase anything since I was overwhelmed and a bit on a time crunch. Wish they had baskets we can carry around to pick up and go and pay at the counter. there's plenty of park outside and on nice days, plenty of stops on your drive over with shops, stores, and nature views~

Wow - so much to peruse and examine! Tons of stalls and cases to look through but you're sure to…read morefind something interesting. Collectibles, odds and ends, ephemera, furnishings and furniture, there's so much it really blurs together. Take your time!

Beautiful old mill building, built in 1814 - and who knows? Maybe the thingamajig you're pondering…read moreis from that year too! Lots of treasures - or junk?? - to be found on and inside its premises but at any rate, well worth a look-see.

Owner is a complete time waster and scammer. Offered item for $100 but discounted to $80 for a…read moretimely pickup. Arrived and tried to offer $50. What a jerk. Would have probably turned around and sold it for $200.

Specifically went out to come to this antique store and it didn't disappoint…read more Parking was fine. Everything I looked at was priced fairly. They have dates on most items and after a certain date the price goes down but the item may not be there. Lots of furniture, dishes, nicknacks etc. I bought a beautiful plate and a picture for my plant wall. I was left alone to look which I like. Definitely will be putting this on the rotation of antique places to shop.

Pretty extensive place for primarily furniture consignments. Pricing for many pieces are on a…read moresliding scale / the longer it sits, the better the discount. However, because of this, they are less willing or flexible about negotiating prices on the spot. Still, if you're looking for a dining room set or living room furnishings, it's a good place to check out.

Setting the record straight. Please be aware that I was in the store when the Owner asked Joe J. to…read moreleave the store or he would call the police. This individual was acting in a very loud and obnoxious manner and I feared for my safety as well as the owner. I left the store as soon as I knew the police were on their way to deal with the situation. I have been coming to this store for several years and must set the record straight: The owner of Village Coin is as professional as they come. I refer many people and will continue to do so. Joe J.'s comments are of a complete and fabricated nature. Shame on you Joe J. Happy Customer

had a great experience here this weekend…read more my boyfriend had some old coins he wanted appraised (not necessarily ready yet to sell), and the owner of this shop gave us wonderful attention. he was very matter of fact, but also very fair. for instance, i was wearing a ring i was considering selling, and he literally turned me down, telling me i could get more for it selling it on my own- i appreciated his honesty! i think if you're looking for an honest opinion on the worth of your valuables/collectibles, this is a great place to come. i highly recommend it.