Dalton Gold And Silver Exchange Inc

1 star review

1 star review

Waste of time!

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Very nice store seems to have a good variety of coins. But he seems to cater towards the big money full of cash guys ready to drop 3 or more grand. I got turned away due to me only wanting to purchase a few and he was working a deal for a big sale. Kinda rubbed me the wrong way. Guess I'll stick to ebay. All in all its nice but could be better. As setting a purchase limit when theirs limited items in stock

Met Grant at Houston Money Show. Very friendly, we talked for quite a long time. Great guy, patient, friendly etc....these reviews just seem way off? Never met him before the show, but now I'll be buying collector coins off his website.

The owner is a fantastic, wonderful person. He is not rude at all down to earth, man. I buy very little and it's always a pleasure. God Bless you and your family, Mr. Grant.

This guy had me sized up the minute I walked in the door. He made a number of assumptions about me, all of which were DEAD WRONG. Maybe it was because of my age or that I didn’t happen to be wearing my normal business attire. Or it could be that I wasn’t carrying 10’s of thousands of dollars in cash, into a store I’ve never been to, in a town I’m unfamiliar with (and unarmed). Who does that? lol. What a joke. He judged a book by its cover. There’s no doubt in my mind that if I would have handed him my business card, showing the name of my company and my job title, that man would have been sucking my knee caps. Instead, he wrongly assumed I was there “kicking tires” or shopping for low end junk. As for the pricing of his Morgan silver dollars, I can do better at many a store, a show or online. Most of the time he just talked about himself, stroking his own ego. Typical in the coin world. If there was a “polite way” of kicking me out of his store, that’s exactly what he did. When another customer walked into the store, his parting words were “this man is here to buy coins. You have to leave”. Congratulations, you just kicked a high net worth individual and coin collector of 30 years out of your store. Not very hospitable or smart. Grant, I challenge you to find another potential client in my age range that can match my net worth and I’d be happy to come in compare brokerage statements and bank accounts, but you’d only embarrass yourself again. However, I’d be willing to do that if we placed a friendly wager on it. Something tells me you have no guts. Looks aren’t everything, but discrimination based on looks is shameful and illegal. If I definitive proof of these allegations, you’d have a lawsuit on your hands. Let the buyer beware. What an embarrassment

I recently started collecting silver and old coins. In the short time I’ve been collecting I’ve accumulated quite a bit of silver and silver coins (Morgans etc). I was in Dalton today and saw this place and I thought maybe I could buy something there. The man met me on the sidewalk and read my wallet based on my gym shorts and t shirt. He said “this is not a place where you come and look at regular Pennie’s and nickels”! I was there to buy silver and old coins! He acted like I couldn’t come in his store and look around! Acting as if I couldn’t afford his merchandise. I’m a business owner in Rome ga and I have never been treated the way this man treated me today! I don’t even know what to say! Number 1 rule of sales… never assume what people can afford because you’re probably wrong! Today he miss out! Arrogant jerk!