Annapolis Coin Exchange

"Man working behind the counter was very dismissive & impatient with our questions. Not good customer service whatsoever"

"My 11 year old son recently became a coin enthusiast and has been eager to buy and discuss coins from Annapolis Coin Exchange. There are a couple super friendly and informative employees that have talked w my son. Unfortunately today they were at court and the owner came out to my car and explained the frequency and length of my sons visits was too much, and that he must be escorted by an adult (despite him being the legal age to be alone). He also said that most of his questions could be answered on the internet. Young coin enthusiasts become adult enthusiasts who have more money to spend, so as a fellow small business owner this seems quite short sighted. Also, it would be perfectly acceptable to say to my son after serving him a short time that they had other work to do or other customers to attend to. Instead the owner came out to my car to address me with his complains and requests and left his customers in the shop without his assistance, all while explaining my sons visits were taking him and his employees away from other customers. The irony! No surprise this store has so many poor reviews."

"Today, I visited the Annapolis Coin Exchange for the first and last time. When I asked the clerk if I could look at their Morgan Dollars, he asked me to be more specific about the dates that I wanted to see. After telling him the short list of dates, the clerk was rude and seemed like he did not have the time to deal with me. I told him that he could keep his coins and he yelled at me as I was leaving. I strongly recommend that anyone looking for customer service and a nice environment to spend money on coins, stay away from the Annapolis Coin Exchange."

"This place will rip you off. Watch out for Gary.. very knowledgeable but will make up a story just to get your item from you...I took a 1729 dutch gold ducat to the shop and the offered me just below gold price. They said the dutch government had sold the coin printing press in the early 1900's so there was no way to tell the difference from a coin printed in the 1900's from a coin printed in the 1700's. I researched this and there is no record of the Dutch government selling the press. I took the coin to another dealer and was told, without a doubt, that it was pressed in the 1700's. This "mom and pop" shop is full of crooks.."

"Honest and fair in every transaction I've had with them. The staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable in coins and currency. I've completed $8000 in transactions in 2015 alone with Annapolis Gold Exchange. Filled every order accurately and timely. AGE Will always be my go-to stop before eBay."