About Cherokee Antique Row

Located in the historic Cherokee-Lemp District just minutes south of downtown St. Louis, this coin dealer is part of Cherokee Antique Row's six-block destination offering antiques, collectibles, and specialty shops. As a numismatics specialist, they serve collectors seeking quality coins and precious metals in a vibrant shopping district that hosts popular events like the annual Cherokee Caravan. Visit this St. Louis coin dealer to buy and sell coins alongside browsing galleries, restaurants, and cafés in one of the city's premier antique shopping areas.

Active ListingLast verified: February 27, 2026

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6 reviews · 4.3 (112 on Google)

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Triston TownsonGoogle★★★★☆Mar 2025

Nice place but most things were closed and we were there mid day on a Tuesday.

— Triston Townson, Mar 2025

Sara LockerGoogle★★★★★Mar 2020

Great finds. I found a cool little shop called Verdigris, with great retro Barware and unique furniture pieces.

— Sara Locker, Mar 2020

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D. GillGoogle★☆☆☆☆Jun 2025

What a waste of gas and time! Nothing great to see. The limited shops that were there were mostly closed... on Sat...mid day. Not many shops either....mainly run down buildings!

— D. Gill, Jun 2025

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Fiona RochelleGoogle★★★★★Nov 2025

A fun way to pass a couple of hours just browsing. usually end up buying something I love, but no luck this time. so will go back

— Fiona Rochelle, Nov 2025

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Susan SewardGoogle★★☆☆☆Nov 2025

Not what we expected. Very few businesses were open and the few that were open were interesting and sales associates were great. Streets and sidewalks were not clean and some buildings needed to be torn down. Spent a little bit of time here and went back to the Hill.

— Susan Seward, Nov 2025

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