This Madison, SD coin dealer specializes in buying and selling coins and numismatic collectibles for both seasoned collectors and newcomers alike. With expertise in precious metals and rare coin valuation, they offer competitive pricing on coins of all types and grades. Whether you're looking to sell your collection or find that elusive piece for your portfolio, this shop provides professional service and fair market value.
This Madison, SD coin dealer specializes in buying and selling coins and numismatic collectibles for both seasoned collectors and newcomers alike. With expertise in precious metals and rare coin valuation, they offer competitive pricing on coins of all types and grades. Whether you're looking to sell your collection or find that elusive piece for your portfolio, this shop provides professional service and fair market value.
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1 star review— Triss Honyumptewa, May 2022
A little bit of everything there— Jim Cornell, Oct 2025
4 star review— Anaiah Martian, Oct 2025
Lots of variety and plenty to check out; but selling isn't very open minded. The prices are usually offered quick but often deficient.— Zach, Dec 2018
They refused to help me with my stolen equipment. All Sioux falls stores helped me keep an eye out to catch the theives— Ryan Thomsom, Aug 2020
Steer clear of this place! The man is as incompetent as they come he was telling me my 1000 dollar laptop was only worth 75 buck and he wasn't even looking up the correct type mine is and tried to play it off that the mouse pad wasn't working what a joke of a man and a disgrace to the world of pawn and sell.— Michael C, Apr 2023
Brought in two 3DS's, two chargers, a PSP, a case for the PSP, and two PSP games. Only minor damage to one 3DS and charger but both worked perfectly fine and out of all of that they only saw it worth $45 when doing your research leads to a more probably price online of $90 - $100. Although I understand that much might be pushing it, it's certainly worth more than $45. Don't bring your things in to pawn, you're better off selling on Craigslist or Ebay, because they don't understand the value of the products you being to them.— Luke Courtney, Feb 2020
I tried to sell a hundred dollar hunting knife and was offered five dollars for it. It was brand new never used and I was told the most they could sell it for was seven dollars. So if you want to get ripped off it’s a great place to go. Glad I took my business elsewhere.— Gary Shaver, Feb 2021
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