I love this local coin store. The atmosphere is always nice and the couple who own it are as nice…read moreas anywhere I've ever dealt with

Should be 7 Stars great people, frendly and Honest. I have bought both Gold & Sliver and will…read morecontinue to so as I can see and hold and take it home right away.

I had read the excellent reviews and liked the fact that Stan Johnson Jewelers is a local…read morefamily-owned business, so decided to have jewelry repairs done on two items: a badly damaged gold necklace that had an encounter with a vacuum cleaner and also a vintage sapphire bracelet needing a clasp and connecting ring replacement. When I picked up my jewelry I was beyond impressed with the results. The repairs were incredible, beyond what I had hoped for, meticulously accomplished, leaving no visible trace of repair. Like new, only better. Pricing was very fair. I've never met the owner and jeweler, Stan Johnson, but he is obviously a highly skilled craftsman and artist. My only regret is having waited so long.

From watch batteries to fine jewelry, this is the place to go! The best customer service and…read moreprices. Can't say enough good things about Stan Johnson and his staff. Highly recommend!!!

It was a pleasure to do business with Stephen today, and I would definitely use him again and to…read morerecommend him to my friends and family. Stephen examined my jewelry and noticed that a couple were actually 18K gold instead of 14K gold and he paid me more for those. I was not aware of that, and I really appreciated his thoroughness and honesty. I received an excellent price for my gold and he paid me with cash immediately. I was in and out in 20 minutes. Great business and highly recommended.

Metal Man is a one stop shop for all metals of value!! Super polite & completely fair with pricing…read moremy items I felt comfortable right away & walked away with smile. I highly recommended

I brought in a pair of earrings to sell, and was not offered much for them, but realized it is a…read morebad economy and that I likely would have difficulty selling them on FB Marketplace or the like, so I took what was offered and bought other earrings. Now, after my experience, I question if the earrings actually had more worth, and if John, the owner, saw me coming and manipulated the situation to his advantage. I have metal allergies, and can only tolerate yellow gold, so needed backup posts to wear that I can tolerate. I arrived there casually dressed, and had a tote bag with me, as I had walked. In this community of the extreme haves and the extreme have-nots, not having a car causes people to perceive you as homeless, which I am not. They probably thought i stole the jewerlry I was selling, or didn't have any money to spend. The attitude shifted when I got out my credit card. When I left the store, one of my boxes was jostled a bit when I tried to put the store bag into my tote bag, and I opened it when I was trying to make sure the lid was secured. When I opened the box, I did not see any earrings. I lifted the cotton box liner, and saw no earrings. So, I went back in the store, thinking maybe the salesperson got distracted and accidentally switched my box with an empty one. She told me that the earrings had been inserted in the middle of the cotton liner, and "Oh, now one of them is missing." She went with me outside to look on the sidewalk, but neither of us found the earring. At this point, I was upset about the earring, but I was also thinking they likely thought I was lying. My anxiety was overwhelming from the attitude I sensed (I could tell I was being looked at a certain way from the minute I walked in, but there are limited jewelry stores in Aken that purchase items), and from having lost something of value when I had only owned it for three minutes, and I started to cry. I said I was nauseated and the salesperson got all panicky that I might puke and make a mess. I was a problem to her, not a person. Then she went away and came back with 4 mm earrings, not the 5 mm ones I had purchased, and said to me, we are just going to replace them with these, and when I sadly said, "I wanted the 5 mm ones," she got irritated and said, "Well, we are out of those and this is all I have." She ushered me to the door, and I then looked outside again, as a last attempt, and still found nothing. By doing so, I had a moment to breathe, and knew they were probably watching me look, so I went back into the store and said, "I tried to look again, and found nothing. I'm sorry for what happened, but this was humilating for me." The owner, John then came out from the back and "customer serviced me" (Judging from his level of phoniness, if I had dropped dead outside of their door, he probably would have nonchalantly stepped over me and the only upset would be that I was blocking the entrance and maybe dissuading customers from entering). Then, he started in in with the sanctimonious talk, about how if I am upset I obviously am not saved and how I need to pray to Jesus. I said, "Oh really, so I guess I lost the earring because I didn't pray to Jesus enough," and I walked away. I was so distraught and felt so taken advantage of that I sobbed the entire walk home, which was over a mile. I had to take my blood pressure medication and an Excedrin and lay down, and am having a flare of my chronic health condition as a result of the stress from this experience. I have been in customer service roles for over 25 years, and this is the WORST customer experience I have had, and I will never forget it, or forgive it. First of all, the careless way you box your products, which are tiny, expensive items, because you are too cheap to actually supply your customers with cards for the earrings or jewelry boxes, meant the incident that occured was actually your fault, not mine. (Oh, and John was patronizing when I expressed concern over this with a "this is just the way it is" attitude.) Secondly, my faith, or even lack thereof is none of your business. You have no idea of what is going on in a person's life, their history, or even their religious affiliation. What if I were Jewish, or Buddhist? I am sure if something had not gone wrong, regardless of my character or religious affiliation, you would have sold me whatever I wanted, as long as I had enough money, and would have kept your mouth shut. You probably sell jewelry and guns to drug dealers daily, as long as they have no record of conviction, and aren't prosyletiziing to them, because you would rather keep your mouth shut, as long as you are lining your pockets. All you did was try to play head games to get me to leave because you knew you had fouled up, and all I was to you was a problem to be eliminated. I hope you go out of business.

Great collections and selections. A d who doesn't love #winitwednesday? Great business in the…read morecommunity.

Dollar Pawn is the best. Bought a pistol and Supressor gong back for supressor #2 now. They…read moreappreciate every person that walks in the door. I love walking in the door!!

Very knowledgeable, friendly and easy to deal with! This is my go to shop for firearms, ammo, and…read moremiscellaneous items. Always treated very well and feel very welcome on each and every visit. This is not your typical Pawn Shop! Above and beyond! You owe it to yourself to check them out. Best shop in town for suppressors!

Love it. Great service ... razia was great help . Super helpful and kind staff. They helped me…read morepawn my jewelry with the loan amount I needed. Awesome ! Great place!

Stackers Bullion is the best bet if you want to sell any type of precious metal. I Called in to…read morewhat online is listed as "Top Dog Pawn" the storefront says "Title Pawn" as well at (3109 Washington Rd) and asked about selling my gold teeth and when I got there they told me they wouldn't take them because she didn't believe they were actual gold, despite them saying they would test and weight the gold upon arrival. Why would I try to pawn dental gold which is worthless, keep in mind the current bullion cost for 18 grams of gold at 14k is $1,380 I was willing to take $800-900 your loss honestly I will definitely be able to sell them to an actually REPUTABLE business. Poor customer service at its finest, literally asked them to test it for themselves and they refused. UPDATE the next place I went to (Stackers Bullion) gave me $920.85 I guess my jewelry wasn't fake after all. Glad though because they gave me more than these people even quoted me for before turning me around in person.

Fair price and quick turnaround on an heirloom sale. I was pleased with the efficiency and sharing…read moreof expertise.

Pleasure dealing with Ross. Inventory was not extensive. Understandable with the status of the…read morePrecious metals market. I helped add to inventory at fair pricing. Will do more business in furture I think.

Great shop with a good location. Very honest people as well, huge selection too. Iv been going here…read morefor a couple years and I wouldn't go anywhere else for coins and bullion. 10/10 service.

There is no better coin shop than Cleins. I have never met a more honest and straightforward…read moredealer. Steve and his entire team are absolutely honest, trustworthy, and always err on the side of the customer. The best of the best!!

My family and I love this store! We come here often just to look around, or watch some cars race…read more The boys always find a new toy to take home, and they price match Amazon which is great! The staff is friendly and very knowledgeable. This is a perfect place to find a gift no matter what age!

Cool store, they have a little bit of everything for most hobbyists. My only complaint is that if…read moreyou're into N scale model trains, they don't have much of a selection, but if you're into HO scale, they've got you covered. I know that HO is the most popular, but there are also a lot of N scale enthusiasts too. Please carry more N scale items!