Solid place. Fair premiums. No BS…read more I walked in with $450 to spend on silver. Told them straight up what I had. They did the math, gave me options, and let me choose. Ended up with mostly 1 oz rounds and a couple smaller pieces. Easy process. The transaction was smooth and honest. They actually talk to you and make you feel welcome, not rushed or pressured. If you're new to silver and gold, they explain things without talking down to you. Sometimes the lines are long but that only proves that these guy are exceptionally awesome . I called other coin shops before going here. One wanted $8 premium on rounds and $10 on Silver Eagles -- straight ripoff. These guys were a lot more fair and resealable. I asked them their premiums up front and they told me straight up $1.50 on rounds and $3.50 to $4.50 on Silver Eagles cant remember. At the time, silver spot was around $80-$81. And change. Even though this place isn't the closest to my house, I'll drive out of my way to come here. Worth it. Good experience, good people, fair prices. I'll be back. I'm just hoping silver drops down cheaper.So I can stack more Thank u QuickDraw.

You guys are just nutty. It's almost comical at this point. Read their response to my earlier…read morereview. Please know, NONE of this ever happened. No one is after their customers. And yes, in a tiny store like that, if someone starts speaking to me, I'm going to be friendly. The funny part is the guy i had a conversation with (while we were waiting) is an Auctioneer that worked a charity event i attended. We knew some of the same people. We laughed about some stuff and that was it. He never complained to you and you know it. As far as replacing "valuable" pennies? What are you talking about? I brought in a box of Pennies, he looked at every one of them, made an offer, i countered, he refused. I knew nothing about them, he explained why his offer was fair. so i accepted his offer. Then he paid me, and i took that money and spent all of it in his store. End of story The ONLY time we EVER questioned him is when he offered us 30$ for some 90% silver we had brought in. Which was ridiculous (that was when silver was bouncing around at 75$/ounce). When i asked him why so low?, he simply said "the refiners aren't buying - and don't want it". So....I politely said, "ok, no worries, i might just wait till silver goes back up again." Well he clearly did not appreciate that response at all! and visibly became irritated with me, but at least he didn't start screaming at this point. He knew i knew absolutely nothing about silver or coins. BTW, the next day i sold those same coins for 50$ per 1$ value. Anyway, as far as your suggestion about finding another coin dealer, i think i could throw a rock and hit one less nutty than this one.