I have checked around and Alex has the best payout if you are selling Silver or gold. The following…read moreis in response to the negative review I just read. His dog (behind the counter) has never growled or hardly looked up all the times I've been in his shop. If I had that type of business, I would definitly have a dog in the shop. Paul M

Have been to 5 different coin shops in the Cedar Rapids area since 2009 and Alex at AAB and Coin is…read morethe best to work with. Best prices and best sell back offers.

These guys reconditioned a ring that meant the world to my wife and was beat up bad missing…read morestones.Everything was wrong with it. The people at siegel's jewelry brought it back better than ever. She was absolutely amazed. You've made a very happy customer out of me.And her

They were friendly but just didn't have what we were looking for at all but at least they weren't…read morerude about it - like we had experienced in a a couple other establishments.

I bought my first gold Eagle coin from Hilltop. Nicely…read moremanaged store, friendly knowledgeable owner.

Great service and helpful advice along with fair prices whether buying or selling. Silver and Gold…read moreis really starting to take off. This is a good time to add to your collection.

Darrin is a great guy. Knowledgeable, friendly and spends a lot of time teaching young people who…read moreare interested in coin collection..

Fast and Fair. Needed to cash out old coins from estate. Out of town. Called for appointment. He…read morewas ready and helpful.

Nice ppl and nice prices. Have known Lenny for a very long time and they are always,willing to deal…read morewith ppl. Family owned and operated.

From the owner: Guns, Jewelry, Blu Ray, DVDs, Cd's, Video games and systems, Guitars & Amplifiers. TVs, Stereo…read morecomponents, Tools, Knives & Batons. We do FFL transfers for $25.

Call to sell some silver NO ONE CAN TELL WHAT THEY BUY AT!!! A pawn shop that dont know how to buy…read moresilver really??

This place take gold from your jewelry if you give it to them to clean, it won't come back with the…read moresame weight and when you purchase a item, they do the same thing after they take it to the back to clean it so make sure you weight before you buy and after very dishonest people

I had a deeply disappointing experience with McCoy Jewelers that I feel compelled to share,…read moreespecially for anyone considering them for something as costly and meaningful as an engagement or wedding ring. After reading yelp reviews, I was drawn to them based on the reviews and them being a small business and operating since 1973 I took in my late father's vintage wedding band to have it resized so I could wear it. The original size was 10.75, and they measured my finger at a small of 9.25--a reduction of 1.5 sizes. They quoted me $250 for the job, with half due upfront. The technicians were articulate and displayed skill. I trusted their expertise and left the ring in their care. When I picked up the ring, it felt uncomfortably tight. Their response was simply, "Give it a few weeks." As time went on, the ring became so tight I couldn't wear it at all. When I returned, they insisted the work was done correctly at the time and blamed my finger for supposedly changing size. They offered no solution, only excuses. I asked them to resize it to a 9.5 or 9.75 so I could wear it. The refused. When I tried to discuss my concerns, the owner dismissed me with condescending double talk, suggesting I was just a difficult customer because I hadn't worn jewelry before. I felt insulted and taken advantage of. To add insult to injury, they kept the gold removed from my ring during resizing. For a typical men's gold band, reducing by 1.5 sizes removes about 1.2 to 1.5 grams of gold--worth roughly $120 to $150 at current prices. Ethical jewelers follow the practice of returning this gold to the customer, but McCoy's did not. Instead, they kept it, likely to resell or reuse, which felt dishonest and exploitative. It's important to mention that getting engaged and dealing with expensive and meaningful jewelry for a lifetime is already a stressful time. You need to be able to trust the people you're working with. Unfortunately, McCoy Jewelers only made the process more stressful and left me with a bad taste. Eventually, I had the ring properly resized at a reputable jeweler in Chicago for $85, and now it fits perfectly every day irrespective of the time of day, the weather, or my body temperature. In summary: McCoy Jewelers overcharged, kept my gold, failed to stand by their work, and treated me poorly. I support local businesses whenever I can, but I cannot recommend this one. My experience shows that, at McCoy's, the customer is definitely not always right.

My Fiance and I have had a great experience with McCoy Jewelers. He went to McCoys and got my ring…read morecustom made to how he wanted it to look like. They were great with communication and getting it done in a timely manner. We recently went back in to get our wedding bands made. We are on a time crunch and they were amazing at getting us different designs that we were looking at within two days. They all have been amazing to work with!

Happened to come across this shop while looking to find a specific style of ring. Surprisingly,…read morethey had exactly what I wanted, and it was the correct size!! . Other jewelry in the shop was beautiful and reasonably priced. I was very happy with the service, their knowledge and professionalism. Not pushy to sell me something and very patient with my pickiness! I found some gifts and also bought myself a couple other pieces of unique jewelry. I am going back very soon to treat myself to a couple more pieces. I highly recommend this shop, look here first!!

Good people and very helpful. They always have some pretty Kool stuff in the store to shop for.read more