20$ for never worn authentic Jordan's said he needs to make money. You and me both. 20 though is…read morecrazy.

Bought a Samsung 75 inch tv from this store and was told it was brand new and taken out of the box…read moreto display it. They told me they watched some football on it since they took it out of the box. The protective film was still on the screen and they hooked it up so I could see it working. It was very bright in the pawn shop and hard to see the screen. I bought the tv and when I got home I hooked up the tv and I could see that all the display settings were maxed out and I reset the tv to the default setting and on the bottom left of the screen there was several dark spots on the screen. I contacted Samsung and they said the dark spots on the screen were damaged led's do to settings all the picture settings to their maximum. I will never trust this pawn shop again telling me this tv was brand new. I have called them and they will not help me at all.

I've been into First Cash Pawn in Edgewater, Colorado several times. I must say the have the most…read morehelpful staff I've ever seen in my extensive experience in pawn in 5 states. The offer fair prices on your loan and sale items. They have a wide selection of quality merchandise and always deal with respect to customers. Make First Cash Pawn Edgewater your place to go to find bargains or source of cash for your items.

Only experiences I had at this shop were to get offers on my items. Never did sell anything, but…read morethey were always polite, professional and offers were decent. Not what I was wanting for my items but they are fair compared to other shops. Even as I look at some of their items, they are priced fairly well.

I learned online AND called to verify that if I come here, I can get an item appraised, and…read moreeverything was confirmed that yes, I could. When I came to the store, a woman was helping me behind the counter and was basically just weighing the silver. I'm not sure how this works, I am not knowledgeable in this area, but I thought that an antique set of something is likely to be valued beyond its raw metal weight. Such as a silver coin vs antique silver jewelry vs flatware. The item itself surely impacts value other than just the weight of silver? The rarity of an item, for example, would surely impact its value, right? I don't know, but they only seemed interested in weighing the items. They were VERY VERY PUSHY in getting me to sell the items. I just wanted to start with value and had to repeat myself over and over and over, this is the first time I'm looking into this, and I'm just interested in learning the value right now. It's like they did NOT listen to the words I said at all, which is extremely frustrating. Eventually, some older man joined in the conversation, and he was one of the rudest, most aggressive people. He didn't even come over to SEE what I had yet, and was already accusing me of "not believing him" for what he was going to give me as an estimated value (in the future). How could I not "believe" something I hadn't yet been told??? He gave me a price, and then when I said, for the 4th time, I wasn't selling and was in the early stages of understanding a value, he repeated back to me multiple times, "You'll be back to sell it to me". No, you don't know what I'll be doing, and you clearly are refusing to listen to what I am telling you. I also had some coins, and same thing, they just weighed the sliver. No interest in how rare they are or anything else. He was sure to point out damage on ONE but used the same valuation for both coins that were the same. So, if only one is damaged, why wouldn't the other be worth more? I don't know, this seemed off to me. Then, to be extra rude and careless, after they removed my very neatly stacked items in a very nice carrier, they just threw everything, unorganized and piled on top of each other, messily, back into the carrier. How are you in this line of work and don't understand how to treat other people's property? The way it came to you should be the same way it's returned. So, I sat and rearranged my items back in place since they clearly were not going to do so or have any respect for me or my property. I will not sell to this rude man, even if I did decide to sell it. I walked out feeling dirty and mistreated.

I stopped in with my young daughter to ask about repairing a gifted vintage watch as a surprise for…read moremy husband. I know nothing about watches, which is exactly why I went to a professional. When I asked whether it might be possible to complete the repair within a week, the staff laughed in my face. They did not examine the watch, ask what it needed, or simply explain that my requested timeline might be unrealistic. They just made me feel foolish for asking. What bothered me most was that my daughter witnessed the entire interaction. There was no reason to treat someone so dismissively for asking a genuine question outside their area of expertise. A knowledgeable professional should be willing to educate customers or, at the very least, treat them with basic kindness and respect. The complete lack of courtesy, combined with an unmistakable air of superiority, was honestly disgusting. There is nothing classy or impressive about using your expertise to make another person feel beneath you. I went to another shop just down the road, where I was treated kindly. They examined the watch, explained what it needed, and said it could be repaired by Friday. Expertise means very little when it is accompanied by arrogance and rudeness. Based on my experience, I would not recommend David Ellis to anyone seeking patient, respectful customer service.

This place has closed. It is vacant & the storefront is for rent. It is quite a busy shopping plaza…read morebut the homeless do camp out literally in front of this store several just a few feet away and in the alley.

They had grear inventory at the time I visited. Staff was very helpful. The store was very…read moreorganized.

This business is now known as "A Co Jewelry". It's the same owner and location, just changed names…read more This jewelry store has been my go to store for the entire 15 years I've been in Denver. He is honest, friendly and an absolute expert on all aspects of gold, gems and stones. He maintains my wedding rings, changes the batteries in my expensive watches and answers all my questions. He is a joy to stand around and BS with and treats me extremely well. He never hesitates to help me or simply answer questions that I may have. This is the only jewelry store I will ever use or need.

I regret not reading the poor reviews for this despicable jewelry store before I went there. They…read moreare insulting, rude and abrasive. The owner said "your jewelry is a piece of shit". These people should be put out of business. If I could give them a -10 rating, I would. Their conduct and attitude needs a HUGE adjustment. What a sham. E. Giese

This small, family owned jewelry store has been around for over 30 years. Its in an unassuming…read morestrip mall with lots of parking. The owner is personable and friendly and treats everyone with respect. He is honest and fair in both buying and selling. The store is neat and well organized with displays holding watches, rings, necklaces and bracelets as well as silver items and jewelry cleaner. The store has won several awards and I can see why.

I can't say enough about the Jewelry Center LLC. Mr Singh is always welcoming, friendly and…read moresupportive when I come in for battery replacement for my two watches. We always spend a little time talking about gardening which we both share a passion for. I will come to him when I'm ready to buy a pair of diamond earrings for my birthday (January)

I love this Jewelry Store they have the best selection the staff is friendly and knowledgeable…read more I have bought many items from this store and was very pleased. If you need help with a transaction their honest and will give you the best price.