Williams Gallery, Inc.

Went in to have coins looked at felt like I was rushed out wouldn't even acknowledge the two quarters I was looking to get info on so don't think I'll be back

N Looking for coins wea not very friendly and offered NO discount would not go back

Great coin shop !

This was a general modern coin shop that carried mostly US coins, with a wide selection of coin albums, especially Littleton and Dansco. I saw only US coins, mostly Morgan Dollars, and received a good discount on my purchase.

I bought some platinum coins from Williams Gallery and had them shipped to me. I was really impressed with the entire experience. The associate who helped me was very patient and thoughtful in explaining how the whole process works. I recommend to anyone who is ordering remotely or who needs some additional education on buying coins.

If you need zero paper trail to sell your stolen coins this is the place, would not respond to subpoena by Gallatin Courts and not help with a case of thousands of $$ of bullion,

A Hidden Gem for Coin Collectors – Williams Gallery is the Real Deal! If you’re into coins—especially Indian Head cents—Williams Gallery in downtown Bozeman is a must-visit. I’ve been buying from William for years, and he’s hands down the most knowledgeable and trustworthy dealer I’ve worked with. His shop is packed with rare, high-quality coins, and his prices are some of the best you’ll find anywhere. I recently picked up an 1877 Indian Head Cent (AU53 PCGS)—a coin I’ve been hunting for three years. William not only had it, but he gave me a fantastic price. This piece is now the centerpiece of my collection, and I couldn’t be happier. Whether you’re a serious collector or just getting started, William will take care of you. He also buys gold, silver, coins, and jewelry, and always offers fair prices—especially when buying back. If you’re in Bozeman or just passing through, stop by his shop on Tracy Street. You won’t regret it. Honest service, top-tier coins, and years of experience—Williams Gallery has it all.

I had the great dissatisfaction of going to Williams Gallery. When I walked in about 30 minutes after they opened. I asked the man how his day was going. He said, "pretty shitty". That kind of tells you the tone of my visit from there. They did not know if I wanted the buy, sell or get information. It was a very unpleasant introduction to this establishment. When I presume the owner and older gentleman came in the room the atmosphere lightened a little bit. But I can say as a 30 year resident of Bozeman and my few visits here. This was the absolutely last time. There is another shop down the street that is respectful, happy to do business and they have a smile on their face. That is where I will go for now on. By the way Williams Gallery I spent 5 figures that day at the other shop. So let that burn in!