I returned because they are so easy to work with - solid review of items with a really good price!…read moreAnother great experience with them! They have some amazing luxury goods for sale too!

They try to low ball you for items that are worth way more. I'm very disappointed because they are…read moretaking advantage of folks.

I love this place and I love the way people working here treat customers…read more Ask for Uncle Tony if you have any questions or need help and you will be offered the best possible support, thank you!!!

I discovered this Jewelry & Loan store awhile back & have still been going back I have bought some…read morevery nice pieces of jewelry from them there always polite & there not pushy on making you buy anything you look at . Great customer service.

The reviews were accurate as far as the service. Broken down the process and answered my newbie…read morequestions without making me felt dumb. Thanks Gabe for educating me on my process and buying what I had.

I'm went to west town jewelry because a friend recommended…read more And yes the owner give me a good explanation and good price for my jewelry. I'm recommended 100/% .

Tried buying item for 40% less. Went to another store and gave me what I was asking for. This place…read morewill try to buy your items for very cheap. Then try to sell them for 3x the profit.

Excellent customer service and very pleasant. Pays very well for scrap gold and silver.read more

They are the best the beautiful young lady and the guy do a great job in helping you look for what…read moreu want, I went to put a ring on layaway. She took out every ring in the price range to help me. Reasonable prices! Best pawn shop in the city

Hi I'm sure they'll comment back with the most vegetable comment known to man. Please don't reply…read morewith your GED level intelligence. You walk in, they play buddy buddy. I had a great time in store but they're trying to set you up. Claims things are .925 sterling silver... why is my silver completely magnetic???? I then go to an official pawn shops, get my items checked. Silver plating and failing the real silver test. Thanks for duping me bald man.

This is a great coin shop. Their prices are very good and they are always fair. They have the best…read moreresale prices around. I trust them 100%. I have done business with them for many years.

Everyone was very nice and clearly very knowledgeable. Very thorough and reviewed everything with…read moreme. Will definitely recommend to anyone and will return in the future!!

The representative I spoke to was informative and helpful. The facility was neat and clean and I…read morewas able to successfully conduct the business that I went there to handle. Ray R.

Great selection of jewelry , got some nice pieces , some loans as well and the workers are nice…read moreeasy to talk to.

Great and honest service. Very knowledgeable and thoughtful answers to any question and concerns.read more

I went to Oakton Coins and Collectibles to have my collection appraised and get a second opinion…read more My collection consists of several PR70 DCAM coins, older Japanese coins, and an 1808 Admiral Gardner shipwreck coin, among other pieces. Unfortunately, I felt very rushed and was quickly made to feel as though I should be on my way. The gentleman assisting me spent quite literally less than two minutes looking over my entire collection. Rather than discussing the individual pieces or explaining his assessment, he essentially took a quick glance and told me, "Yeah, you only have $20 here." I understand that I don't have the most lucrative collection in the world. However, I know enough about what I own to know that the collection is worth more than $20 and contains pieces that warrant more than a cursory glance. What particularly bothered me was what happened when I pushed back regarding an 1853-1865 Japanese Kaei Isshu. The gentleman then took another look at the coin, checked its metal content, and rather than explaining what he thought it was or having a conversation with me about the piece, asked, "How much do you want for it?" It suddenly felt as though the focus had shifted toward trying to purchase the coin rather than helping me understand what I had. To be clear, I did not come in intending to sell my collection. I was primarily looking for a knowledgeable second opinion and hoped to have a conversation with someone who shared an interest in coins and collectibles. I cannot say with certainty why I was treated the way I was. I'm young, Mexican, walked in wearing casual clothes, and carried my collection in a backpack. Whether any of those things influenced the interaction, I obviously cannot know. What I can say is that I did not feel welcomed, taken seriously, or particularly wanted in the store. I left feeling as though I had been generalized as a young, naive Mexican rather than treated as someone who genuinely enjoys collecting and wanted to learn more about his collection. The experience bothered me enough that I downloaded Yelp specifically to write my first review. I see that Oakton Coins and Collectibles has many positive reviews, and I recognize that my experience may have been an outlier. I can only speak to how I was treated during my visit, but unfortunately, the experience left enough of an impression that I will not be returning.