Ace Coins

"Ron (bald guy) is a super happy/go lucky guy that loves to answer his customers questions and is willing to negotiate if you explain your situation. He specializes in going through his customer’s change and assessing the value. Be sure to ask about several of his specials/offers. He never shy’s away from greeting you with a smile or supporting his local community."

"If I could give this coin shop a lower score, it would be negative 1000+ stars. My dad came into the store very curious and excited to look at coins. He's an avid coin enthusiast and was eager to see what Ace had. He saw a monocle eye glass and the guy working there REFUSED to sell it to him. He told my dad HE HAD TO LEARN how to use it. My dad came home upset and this disgusting vile human working at Ace made him feel insignificant, less than and incompetent. I'll tell you Ace Coins, my dad has more integrity, humility and competence than your employee that treated him that way because my dad would NEVER ever treat another human the way he was treated. By the looks of your other reviews, sadly my dad isn't the only customer who's been treated worse than poorly. Shame on you and your business."

"The Owners are knowledgeable, but not very friendly. I was interested in buying some junk/constitutional silver, and I called it constitutional silver. They responded by saying "What you actually mean is junk silver, no one calls it constitutional". One google search can disprove this. I asked to buy some of said junk silver and if I could pick some out, they responded harshly and acted like it was a ridiculous request to do that, many coin shops allow you to search through the junk silver to see what you can and can't buy. The shop owners here seem pretty rude and from the other reviews it seems like this isn't an isolated incident. From my perspective they have good knowledge in coins but bad customer service skills."

"I actually know how Ace Coins works and have seen it happen !!! ! When people take their bulk silver coins in to sell it, they always tell the customer a lower count of the actual amount you take in!!! Then even give you a lower price of what the market is selling for. They also clean so many coins that customers buy. There are many other reputable and honest coin dealers out there like Monarch Coins, All About Coins and Legacy Coins. I’d take my business there"

"Came in with my 14 year old son to teach him some lessons about investing in one of its most simplest forms, silver. When I entered, the shop owner looked almost annoyed we were there. I eventually asked him a couple questions about pricing on silver eagles and bullion; he got all condescending with me in front of my son and acted as though I was a 1st grader. I have been purchasing silver for years and my questions were basic straightforward questions for my son. He then quickly went back into his office annoyed looking. We walked around a bit while I looked up his pricing vs. others. I was actually going to buy a bit of silver still, just to make my visit worth at least something, but when I stood at the cashiers desk he completely ignored us! I was astonishing with his conduct and walked out. We then went to All about Coins, even though it was farther then I wanted to travel that day. But, I wanted to show my son good service as well as education which we got in spades visiting the other shop! Do not go to this shop! There are plenty of other places to do good business with."