On Thursday I called the RC Salvation Army on St. Patrick St. to find out when they close because I…read morecan't get down to RC until 4:30 or 5Pm. The lady told me that they don't take clothes after 3PM so I asked her if I could throw the bags over the fence and was told that they would call the police if I did that so I said forget it. I had to throw out several sweaters and shirts that were in perfect condition along with several sets of queen size sheets and towels that were also in very nice condition. I thought the Salvation Army would be tickled to have this stuff so it came as a shock to get that reaction. Best regards, D

Whoever is pricing their "antiques" is an idiot. Pricing is…read moreabsolutely absurd and obviously has no idea on market of collectibles. $199.99 for a green pressed glass bowl, not even of any quality maker, or $199 for a Howard Miller wind up clock that isn't even $100 on half priced day. Place is laughable.

Service was great checking out for the first time which was only my second time visiting this…read moreestablishment. The cashier was nice. I only got a few things but i didnt find a lot of great selection of treasures. Im not totally satisfied with the prices for some of the items i'd seen either. Plenty of clothing decor but not a lot of home decor worth the prices.

The prices are ridiculous! Might as well go to Ross or TJ Maxx or any other thrift store in town…read more Pretty bad for a company who gets their merchandise delivered right to their door. Come on Goodwill!

I use to love this place! I have always bought some really cool things at this store. I went in…read morelast week and was going to purchase some Uggs. The lady at counter was so disgusting rude, I literally went to scheels and paid full price for the uggs. She should be ashamed on how she treats her customers. I won't be back. I also make more money than you. You probably shouldn't be judging people you don't know. Go to Clothing Mentor!!!!

The best consignment store since University of Iowa . Great selection , friendly staff that offers…read morehelp , clean and great choices not far from the hospital . All around exactly what I was looking for and cute shoes . They also have Men and children's clothes . I might have to go back for the white llama !

I have been going here since I was 12. I am 27 now this place always brings a smile to my face…read morebecause I always find really good things with good deals the employees i.e. the family that owns the place are amazing people and the employees bargain and make it easy to shop there. I always tell people to visit the store if they are looking to thrift or do consignment highly recommend.

They have "Fill a bag for $10 or $12 on Mon." And "Half Price" on Tue. And even when it isn't half…read moreprice clothes are like $2 which means I can cloth my whole family sooo inexpensive. They always greet me as soon as I come in the door, and if I'm looking for something specific, I can just call and they'll check to see if they have it. And bonus, the money is going to help people who have been trafficked. I truly couldn't ask for anything more!!!

Great if you want to shop...but I highly suggest never to consign/sell your clothes to them!!…read more. They found some excuse not to take (many high end) jeans because the were too small ... a size 27...4. They said they were not taking. Then they said no capris jeans because it was winter...well many were cropped which go well with boots. I just had an overload of jeans ...and many high end. They said one of my sweatshirts from Scheels had a spot...my fault yes I did miss that. Although while shopping I found a rack of summer dresses and short sleeve shirts.?? One of the dresses I really liked had a spot on it...go figure. I received about $25.00 dollars for $800 dollars worth of clothes...2 pair of jeans worn once were Joseph Ripkoff and The Buckle flare and a few expensive tops Banana Republic etc..worn once or twice. My Container was still full when I left. I am a shopaholic and have more than I need ...I need to be more careful when purchasing in the future. Just beware ...and do not go through a lot of work to take your clothes there. I will sell on line next time for sure. That is how they make their money from screwing us ...so good for them.!!

Do not sell clothes here, prepare to be screwed over. You can bring in a whole bag and not even be…read moreable to buy a shirt in store.

Pretty good thrift store! Lots of decent clothes, but I'd say they were lacking in the kitchen…read moresupplies/dinnerware area. The people were helpful. The prices were a fair and I'd go back.

Some good finds here for sure. I was able to get nice gloves and a very nice knee length winter…read morecoat. No special sales as far as I noticed but still a good stop for a good cause.

Absolutely love it there! Every time I hang out with my friends, I go there first and see if there…read moreis something that I would like to purchase. I have gotten multiple medals and checks, and I plan on getting a medal group and later a sabre. Thomas is such a joy to talk to, and I will spend hours chatting with him and he is really knowledgeable in his field. The prices are really normal for the items based on their condition, maker, and rarity. Thomas has a wide range of antique items from small pieces of jewelry to toys, to medals, to holsters, to daggers, to sabres, to firearms and to other cool items. Even after going to other antique stores, I always will prefer Curio Company.

From the owner: We at the Black Hills Curio Company offer a unique buying experience where you can come in and see…read moreeverything from Native American beadwork to Western memorabilia. We offer vintage collectibles, western turquoise jewelry, and Native American beadwork. musical antique instruments, military items, and an array of multiple different vendors. Who bring in much more. We have over a dozen vendors that bring in a wide variety of antiques collectibles and vintage items.