Went in with absolutely no experience and a broken 15 year old RC car. The gentleman at the front…read moreasked if I needed help. I explained I wanted to get it running, didn't know much at all, and had a general idea of what I was looking for. He immediately jumped in to disassembling the car and explained everything I would need with a breakdown of price and a comparison of quality. He spent a very long time assisting me and even opened a fresh motor off the shelf just to test my car. He did not try to sell me anything I didn't need. In the end I left with a new car after adding everything up and realizing it was a better choice. I only interacted with the hobby side of the store, but the bike desk service seemed great from the probably 30-35 minutes I was in the store. I cannot recommend this place enough!

Great stock of Cycles and generous selection of model aircrafts, boats, and pre-built cars for RC…read moreenthusiasts! @ Al's Cycles & Hobbies in Medford, OR. I happened to stroll into this establishment with a friend and it was clean, organized, and full of inventory. There were also several employees on hand who answered questions, helped with cycle sells & repair, and searched for specific hobby items, parts, etc.

Everyone is so nice and welcoming. Thanks for making me feel welcome!…read more Love buying singles and other mtg products here.

Horrible customer service Didnt seem to care about the kids…read moreand they were so excited to be there Cards were priced way too high and sealed product was vastly more expensive than retail msrp .... There is cool merchandise there but its very costly. Any item the sold there was cheaper online.

I went into Matt's Elwood's sports card location with the premise of trading some cards. He was…read moreextremely rude aand didn't even consider looking at the items, and said they were 'garage sales"merchandise. There was an assortment of signed cards, baseballs and memorabilia of which had he taken the time to address them in a professional manner, we would have had an amicable arrangement. I strongly advise anyone wanting to deal with a professional sports card entity to NOT use Elwood's Sports cards. Lazy, inattentive, rude and unprofessional best describe my experience with Matt and his company. Traders BEWARE!

I've been doing business here since it's been open. Matt is always fair in price and fun to chat…read morewith. It is awesome to have a local card shop with a great business owner. Matt's always open to buying and has a wide variety of stuff to purchase.

Fantastic spot. Visited for the first time today and was delighted at the selection as well as the…read moreorganization. The store owners have clearly put a lot of thought into the design and it's a positive feast for the eyes. Prices are amazing as well. Highly recommend!

Quality Vinyl is getting harder and harder to find *sadness* THIS Local Business goes above and…read morebeyond! I came here for May 4th be with you, a Grub Quest dinner crawl event and ended up buying 4 hard-to-find vinyl records that have been on my buy list. Competitive pricing and outstanding Customer Service! You get a free raffle ticket with every purchase and it automatically goes into their monthly drawing (last day of every month). Best part, no catch... you don't have to be present to win the monthly prize. They seal the raffle jar and tape the winning ticket on the lid. Come collect anytime within the next month and they will hold your prize for you?! Awesome local business. Yes and yes.

The coin dealer at Oregon Trail is one of the most knowledgeable people on the west coast when it…read morecomes to coins, history and value. In addition, his understanding of economic fundamentals can provide a valuable perspective for anyone looking to metals as a part of a comprehensive wealth plan.

541 779 2087 = Your website phone number, doesn't work i.e. "The call cannot be completed. Check…read morethe number." I checked it twice??? So why is that a problem? What phone number works? This is not a reassuring situation.

I love their frequent buyer points and their sales. I make Edwardian hats and I often find many of…read morethe embellishments that I need here at Michael's. Service is always warm, friendly, and caring, which I really appreciate. These folks go the 2nd mile I really love this store.

Did the employee Carlie seriously just say snatch to my 74 year old mom? How inappropriate can an…read moreemployee be! The manager need to speak with employees on customer service and what you shouldn't say too customers

In my opinion, this is the only place to go to for buying and selling coins. I've been more than…read moresatisfied with the quality and grading of the coins I've bought there!

I took my stepfather into RVCJ after he found treasure (two gold coins) in an old safe deposit box…read more This shop is surprisingly big, with lots of vintage jewelry and numismatics. It was very busy when we went in on a Wednesday at noon, but we were warmly greeted. We waited in line for about 10 minutes to have the owner view our coins and tally up when he would offer to purchase them. (Slightly under melt value.) I asked him about getting the coin sent off to be graded, and he gave me honest advice "You could spend $80 to send it in and they might not grade it at all. This coin has been cleaned and has scratches. I wouldn't send it in." I appreciated his explanation and honesty. If I'd had more time I would have loved to have looked at the cases in the shop, filled with both new and historical goodies. They know what they're doing and they offer fair return on precious metals. It seems cluttered and a bit chaotic at first, but it's a fun kind of busy with lots to look at and knowledgeable people running it. Check it out!

Very helpful. Spent a liberal amount of time educating my son-in-law and myself regarding the many…read moreitems we brought in. No pressure, just great customer service.

I took my stepfather into this shop to ask the value of two gold coins. The person who helped us…read morepointed to the screens above her head and told us the current melt value. I like the transparency about what they'll buy and how much. I was immediately aware that this shop leans more into purchasing things for melt-value versus the numismatic value. The cases in the shop had silver coins displayed - mainly junk silver (silver quarters, dimes, halves) as well as rounds and bars. This shop offered the same purchase price as another coin shop in town for the $20 gold double-eagle coin from 1905 we brought in, but almost $200 more for the $5 gold coin than the other shop. I would come to this shop if I wanted to sell coins for melt value. I would check online before going in on the prices and what they are buying (I like this), but I probably wouldn't buy from them, and numismatic collectors would most likely not like this shop very much.