When I travel I always bring some coins to trade if I find a good shop. Went to the Coin and Gift Shop and had a blast. They have a nice display of currency, including fractionals and colonial. Some foreign coins which I know nothing about. And a nice selection of US material in all denominations. Everyone was friendly which made the experience really nice and one of the pieces I picked up was a rare Bryan Dollar. I recommend any serious collector stop and shop at the Coin and Gift Shop.

I have bought coins before and silver bullion before from Rockies and always been treated fair, but I went to try somewhere closer with nothing but poor service. Spot price for silver was 15.987 when I got there he quoted 18.50 for a 1oz round. Which is fine for buying 1 oz at a time they do have to make money. But I asked about at 10 oz bar and she said 195. Which is 19.5-oz. more than what it would have been to buy them as 10-1oz rounds I tried to explain this and was called a "know-it-all" and she preceded to ignore me and help somebody else. Always go to rockies

I took my aunt there and they spent the time to go through everything and gave her a very fair price. She was so pleased. I really trust Tim & Gloria and would not go anywhere else ever. I love their new store. You can trust these people.

How much would an 1831 great britain penny be, Willam the 4th on the front and a girl on the back holding something in her hand, it is a classic of the pre-Victorian age, write back please.

Honest people running an honest business. I would strongly recommend them.

I took my Grandfathers coin collection all over town trying to get it appraised. Tim and Gloria Messerley at the Coin and Gift shop were the only dealers to give me an honest assessment of the coins true value.