Owner is VERY nice and helpful, brought in a small gold ring, and he paid me out it's total worth…read morewith minimal profit for himself! very helpful and great atmosphere in the shop! highly recommend for selling and buying jewelry!

The Gold Exchange people were amazing! They went above and beyond to help me acquire the perfect…read moregift for my wife. Good to know there are still people that care as much about customers and customer service as The Gold Exchange did with my small, but, important purchase.

I accompanied a friend here who had some jewelry to sell and figured I might as well sell a couple…read moreof items too. I have never been to a place like this so I had no idea what to expect. Evidently it is a family run store. Each person we dealt with was friendly. They patiently answered questions. Did we get a fair deal? I guess so. They quote you a price but you don't really know how much for each piece if you are selling a lot which was my friends situation. I would feel comfortable returning.

What i nice place i just had to use the bathroom but everyone in there was exceptionally…read morenice,wow,I'll be back soon

Had a great experience here selling an old school ring. A small place, parking on the street is a…read morelittle bit of a challenge but really fair pricing for those selling old gold.

Try to sell some stuff there but he was lower than others, nice enough guy but not best place to…read moresell gold jewelry

The service here is incredible. We had an original wedding and engagement ring. We wanted to…read moreupgrade and with 48 hours they took the ring, used the redesign idea they came up with and had the ring ready to pick up. Simply amazing and at a reasonable cost for the work and the stones. Wow!!

Nadia is the best!! I couldn't have asked for any better customer service. she's been amazing every…read moresingle time.

I had a few Silver rounds to sell, walked in and got a Fair Price walked out to a matter minutes…read more The gentleman who helped me was very friendly and efficient. I will go back there when I have some more to sell.

I would say, beware sellers. I went in to sell a sterling…read moresilver ID bracelet that I have had since I was a teen. It was purchased at Tiffany's for my 16 th birthday. The woman who works there and challenged me in saying that. I mean, I grew up in NYC, and really, who would forget opening up one of those beautiful turquoise boxes? It was not a dupe from my parents. Regardless, I was told it would be purchased. More than 90 minutes later, I was told I could have $40 for it. It weighs 1.5 oz, and market rate is $48 an ounce , which would have been about $72. I was expecting to walk out with $55-$60. When I balked, Tom cursed a d said he didnt care if I didnt want to sell it and said a pawn shop would pay less. I chose not to go to a pawn shop. I went to what I believed was a fair business. Just be careful, because I met a lovely lady while waiting and she was there because his check to her didnt clear.

Absolutely horrible business. They owe me $150 for a rifle they sold on me during a layaway. Won't…read moregive me my money back for it either. I will never go back. Even if they give the money back I'd still absolutely never go back. A horrible business. Most of his stuff in there is junk too anyways.

I got a tv from them 190 and never used it because I was never home since I work 10 hrs weekly plus…read morethe tv worked and had everything to it and need them money for a light bill and they want to get me 60 dollars to buy it back they don't care about the community only them selves and they shouldn't get anymore business until they became less greedy

I don't usually leave reviews like this, but after getting a second opinion and doing my own…read moreresearch, I feel like I need to share my experience with Centralia Coin & Stamp. I brought in a graded Queen Elizabeth coin that was still in its protective case, with its certificate/ticket of authenticity included. This was not a loose or unverified coin. It was preserved, documented, and in the same condition as comparable listings I later found ranging roughly between $300 and $600. I was offered $20. There was no real explanation, no breakdown of value, no discussion about the grading, rarity, or condition. Just a number. For a coin with documentation and verified condition, that kind of offer raises serious questions. I also brought in three 1 oz silver bars. These are some of the easiest items to price since melt value is publicly available. Even with a standard dealer margin, I expected something reasonably close to melt value. Instead, I was offered about $12 under melt. Not slightly under. Not within a typical spread. Just significantly lower than what anyone with basic knowledge of silver pricing would expect. At the time, I didn't have much experience with coins or precious metals. After going over everything with my husband, who is more knowledgeable in this space, and comparing current market values myself, it became very clear that these offers were not competitive in any sense. What stands out the most is the lack of transparency. There was no effort to explain how these numbers were reached, no attempt to educate, and no indication that the grading, authenticity, or condition of the items had any meaningful impact on the offer. I fully understand that businesses need to buy below market value to resell. That's normal. But there's a difference between a fair margin and an offer that's so far below known value that it relies on the customer not knowing better. If you are not already informed walking in, you are at a disadvantage. I strongly recommend that anyone considering selling coins or silver here take the time to research their items beforehand and get multiple offers. Based on my experience, that step is not optional. There are businesses that are transparent about their pricing and willing to explain their evaluations. This was not that experience.

Stopped in on our way through town. Great selection and customer service! My husband was in coin…read moreheaven.