American Coin

"Low ballers when it comes to selling coins. I would look else where. I won't go back. Seller beware."

"American coin has been the best place to buy and sell gold and silver I have ever been to. I was a little hesitant at first because of some bad reviews. But after going in and talking to the owner I learned that most of the bad reviews are because the owner wasn't willing to pay what those people wanted for there gold or silver."

"This place is awful for selling bullion! I’ve never sold here, because every time I get a quote it’s a rip off and scam. I tried to sell some gold coins once (9 grams). They persisted that they would have to destroy my coins to test them and offered only $50 since they couldn’t test. I went to another store where they tested quickly without damage and gave me full price for my gold around $300 (Rust Rare Coin in Salt Lake). Today, I went to get a quote for 64 silver rounds. Spot was around $24.40, but they persisted to look at a really low spot from some random site, and then they undercut the low spot even more. I went to Rust Coin & Gift in Provo and actually got .10 cents over spot for my silver. Never sell here! They scam you all the time! Go to another store, especially Rust Coin & Gift!"

"I sold some silver Britannia’s to this guy and he tried to tell me spot price was 1 dollar lower than it was, which he should have been paying me way more than spit price for sovereign bullion anyways. Very unfriendly and extremely deceitful. Wont be showing my face there ever again. He even tried to tell me my ngc graded ms70 silver eagles were worth $20 even after I showed him the value that ngc gave them which was $60 and $75."

"Easy service, Dave was great and knowledgeable. The idiots who have posted negative reviews clearly have no understanding of silver trading. First of all you sell your silver at spot price not some fancy stupid price that you have in your mind because it's a special or pretty coin. Second, for the lady who was trying to sell sterling silver, sterling silver isn't real pure silver bullion and can't command the same price because it is inherently worth less because it is an infirior product ment for things like jewelry and silverware NOT for trade. It's formulated to last longer when subjected to ware but it is not worth as much as real silver. And I highly doubt that pawn shop gave you a fair price. I know that pawn shop and you probably got screwed there too."