LNC Coin Shop

4 star review

5 star review

Amazing shop. They pay the highest price on your gold. The guy helping us was very knowledgeable and helpful. Highly recommended!

There’s nothing more heartbreaking than watching your 10-year-old grandson be dismissed and degraded by someone who should be serving the community with respect. He brought in a small coin collection—items his great-grandmother had saved—and was told they were “trash” and “junk.” Whether or not they held monetary value, there was no excuse for such a harsh and insensitive response to a child who believed he had something special. We will gladly drive to Denver or Salt Lake City before ever subjecting a member of our family to that kind of treatment again.

Came in and talked with Chris about some coins I have had for awhile that I didn’t know much about he was great and super knowledgeable helped me find out a ton about them had a great selection of coins and cards and will definitely be back!

Very nice store came in for an appraisal left with some new coins. Definitely will be a repeat customer. Knowable and very helpful.

Was willing to buy my 3 gram 14k gold necklace, @ $50/gram in late December of 2025 when prices where $85-$81 the day I sold that necklace. The invoice pictured below is useful for record keeping but hardly done professionally..no weight listed for the gold just a buying price. I'll look around to see if buying at 59% is a good option going forward but thought it relevant to bring up. Very nice owner, knowledgeable, kind even if very busy at the time, and still willing to work with me on the price, $5/gram of 14k gold worth..but I was thankful nonetheless. An extensive collection of silver and other great coins for the shops size overall. Edit: After seeing the response from the owner below (nearly none of his response and explanation was brought up in store) I can completely understand the circumstances, and how it could skew anyone who didn't have a firm grasp on the market into thinking the buying price was much lower than most coin shops. What's not understood is why the quantity of gold being brought in matters, why the receipt doesn't have any weight listed or why it being dirty matters. Most coin shops would have an ultrasonic cleaner, I do, and that's just for fun.. but NONE of that was brought up or explained beyond in store. The line was only ever two customers long so plenty of time to educate me while staying busy.