Rare Coins of Michigan

Very knowledgeable, lots of currency for purchase. Fair pricing

5 star review

I hadn't gone there in 30 years, but thought I'd give them a try. I just left a Shelby Township dealer, and sold 10 oz silver bars at $31/oz. to a $33.90 spot price. That's fair, because the online store is paying $32.10/oz but requires shipping. This rude man was telling me how he just bought at $25 and $26 an oz, and asked what I wanted. I said $31, and he laughed saying, "That ain't going to happen". I said, "Well it just happened down the street, so I'll just go back there." The bad reviews are right about this place. There's a much better places not even 10 mi up Van Dyke. Friendly and honest. The rest of my business is going north, I would suggest yours does too. Follow up: I just stopped at a pawn shop on the way home for comparison. They offered $31/oz. I asked for $31.50/oz, and they said okay. Apparently it happens many places.

Rare Coins of Michigan is a hidden gem featuring an expansive inventory with very competitive pricing and quality stock. Often better pricing than large well known online venders. The phenomenal pricing is paired with very knowledgeable Numismatics ready to assist you in your quest. Perspective for sellers: Just because you see something similar or identical on eBay for $1000, that’s not an appraisal! e.g. I in fact have a rare card found on eBay ranging from $1200 to $3500…in 30 years I can’t get $5 bucks for the thing. Your stuff isn’t always the treasure you believe it to be. That said, this is also a business, a for profit business. If you want retail prices for your merchandise, with all due respect, get your own storefront. If you didn't notice, the lions share of poor reviews are would-be sellers that thinks their circulated wheat pennies are worth hundreds each and got bad news. The poor reviews are in no way reflective of this business or your shopping experience inside. Bottom line, VERY good pricing with quality merchandise and a healthy verity of it. Something for every collector and INVESTOR. If Rare Coins doesn’t wish to quote over the phone, that’s their prerogative! I strongly suggest knowing your current day pricing, go in to this location, inquire and I’m willing to bet you walk out a happy buyer. But if you want to stay away over phone calls and crazy people thinking their junk is treasure … all the more for me and my brother, Rare Coins of Michigan’s newest dedicated customers. Clearly, I highly recommend this hidden gem in Warren. It’s in the big white Comerica building. I enter the south facing doors (west facing doors face Van Dyke) go to the elevator, hit “3”, get out and walk just down the hall.

Called him to simply ask prices. He was very rude. Cut me off mid sentence. Not a good way to get new customers. Horrible business practice. Someone get grandpa off the counter and off the phone.

Mike was fair with me. I’ll be Bach.

The level of unprofessionalism I was met with when I showed up looking for help and advice. Whoever I met and dealt with was so insistent on me selling to him but he was insulting me the entire time, I felt very uncomfortable with the entire experience so I refused and left. Warning, he was angry I just showed up, so word to the wise if you’re looking to have them look at something you have, I’m not sure if you have to call first and it’s by appointment only? Their whole process makes no sense to me. But this person was beyond unfriendly, insulting, and extremely unprofessional.