Very responsive to my questions! Very friendly! Was complete in his answers and will definitely be…read moreconsidering him for our event.

From the owner: Imbrogno Auctioneering Company Michael Imbrogno…read more Professional Auctioneer "For All Your Auction Needs" Specializing in: Livestock Auctions Auto Auctions Fundraiser Auctions Farm/Heavy Equipment Auctions

My husband and I recently attended a sale by Dan Cobb Estate Sales. Dan responded to my email where…read moreI had questions regarding how they handle entry in to the sale. Not only did he promptly reply but followed through with their policies and handed out numbers the morning of the sale. Bonus is they allow you to stay in your car. The Sale started promptly on time, they had plenty of help and even had someone watching the hold tables. All items had tags and were fairly priced. We appreciated their professionalism, kindness, and sense of humor which made attending their sale a lot of fun. We look forward to the next sale. Thanks again!

Dan was amazing! Even though he was booked out for two months he took the time to answer my…read morequestions and educate me on the entire process as I am looking for an estate sales company for my parents home. He recommended another company for me to work with as well which I am meeting next week. I appreciate his time, professionalism and his willingness to spend the time with me. Thank you!

WOW is all we can say. Carrie and August were fantastic. We hired Treasures to Find to do a living…read moreestate sale (which several companies will not do) because we needed to de-clutter so we could list our house for sale. That gave them challenges as far as which rooms were open and which items were not to be sold. Worse, the week of the sale, AT&T decided to drill for fiber and close all street parking on our street! But Carrie and co. pivoted to a Sat-Sun sale instead of Fri-Sat with no problem. It took them several days to sort through, set up and price everything. We were not to be there the days of the sale and had to be out of the way during setup so we just went out of town for the week--that's how trustworthy Treasures to Find is! Nothing was stolen or broken. Carrie communicated with us most of the way so we were in the know. Even better, for a fee, they removed everything that wasn't sold after the sale so we came home to a nice empty place. Only downside/suggestions for improvement would be better retention of communications--we had to reiterate our wishes and specifics several times--totally understandable due to their having multiple sales going on simultaneously, but it would be good to write all that down so nothing is forgotten. (Only a couple items were sold that we didn't want sold, but the really important stuff was not, and that's what mattered.) Make sure you make your wishes clear and ask as many questions up front. Marketing was GREAT. They generated a lot of pre-interest via their website, Facebook and elsewhere. And when all was over, what a pleasant surprise! Gross sales and net profits were about 5x what we expected, even with their commission! Carrie and August were nicely surprised as well. We give Treasures to Find our highest recommendation!

Can't say enough good things about Treasures to Find. Carey and her crew were amazing. Always on…read moretime and kept us updated. Every thing was displayed so nicely. Left the house ready to list which saved us so much time. Don't hesitate, give them a call. You won't be disappointed!

I walked in with a lot of coins graded, a box of other stuff.. The guy was really nice but he…read moreinformed me that grading means nothing. I had eagles, Susan B's, Kennedy's, Peace, Morgan's, Ike's, star notes red seal, silver certificates in high grades. He told me grading coins are useless. Yes, I have sellers remorse, which is my fault. I'm recommending that you get a few estimates and then take the best one. From contacting other coin dealers the grading is important.

Wish i knew face value but all in all got a decent amount. Will be back. Very honest and nice.read more

I had an extremely upsetting and unprofessional experience at the Amazing Grace Estate Sales event…read moretoday at Independence Drive, Tracy. I attended the sale specifically because of items advertised in the online photos. While there, I selected a lamp that was clearly displayed for sale and pictured multiple times in the estate sale listing online. The estate sale manager Alex even helped me unplug the lamp and remove it from the room, which made it very clear that the item was available and that I was purchasing it. I took of the tag as they instruct you to when claiming an item (also listed on their website). After carrying the lamp and going to the checkout area to pay, a man who had been following me around the house approached me and suddenly said the lamp was "no longer for sale." When I asked why, he said "the owner wants to keep it." What makes this worse is that the staff identified this man as a staff member, yet he is also related to the owner and not the executor of the trust. Despite that, he took it upon himself to override the sale after I had already selected the item, removed it from the room with the manager's help, and filling out my payment info. Alex later explained that three siblings were calling and arguing over items, even though the estate sale contract had already been signed. Customers should never be put in the middle of family disputes during an estate sale. If items are not actually for sale, they should not be photographed, advertised online, and left out on the floor, and staff certainly should not help customers remove them only to have another "staff member" take them away at checkout. This was incredibly frustrating and honestly embarrassing as a customer who was simply trying to purchase an item that was clearly presented as part of the sale. Alex did say he would contact the owner and try to make the situation right, so I'm waiting to see if they follow through. If they do resolve the situation appropriately, I'm willing to update or remove this review. But based on today's experience, the sale felt chaotic, poorly managed, and unfair to customers who showed up expecting advertised items to actually be available for purchase.

I went to a sale held by these people. The woman was extremely rude and talking to the shoppers…read morebadly. If items weren't for sale why didn't they put them away. It wasn't even a sale. She was reducing clothing items 50% from the sales tag from the store. It was all soaked in cat pee. I wouldn't hire this company if she paid me to.

Such a great local venue to enjoy at or to take dance class or to watch live jazz music. Such a…read morewarm welcoming quaint environment with lovely staff/docents. A great inexpensive night out in Turlock! Check out their calendar online for upcoming exhibits and events for your next date night!

If you're motoring on either I-5 or (esp.) CA-99 between Northern and Southern California and want…read morea GREAT place to get out and stretch your legs--one that is less than 2 miles from the freeway--you will really kick yourself if you miss this absolute gem of a museum. It may be small, but the works displayed are varied, and ALL are truly outstanding. And since none of the pieces are permanent, you can go back there every 2 months or so and see completely different artwork. Lisa, the curator/manager for the past 20+ years, is truly passionate about this place, and it really shows. (No, I'm not related to her; in fact, I just met her today during my first visit.) I heard about this place through the old (R.I.P.) AAA TourBooks, and this is *definitely* one of their better "finds."

I like this Goodwill because it's so clean. I've found some great items at good prices. Some things…read moreare priced ridiculously high, some very low. I like the organization of the store, as well as the space, so you're not tripping over things. The problem I have with this Goodwill is the staff. Every visit I've either been treated rudely or witnessed another customer being treated rudely. One time I was perusing a rack of men's clothes, when a clerk comes up behind me and loudly tells me I'm not allowed to shop off the rack. How would I know this? There were no signs or anything to indicate it was any different from the other racks. Could she have let me know nicely? I'm sure she could have, but enjoyed her moment of power. The kicker? Two minutes later the clerk was putting those same clothes on the racks I was allowed to shop. Another time, a clerk was very insistent and short with a woman trying to pay at one register, that she bring her purchases around to the other register. The last person was rung up where this lady was, but suddenly she had to pack her stuff up and move it around. It would have been nice if the young man offered to help her move her purchases, but he stood there, waiting. I'll still go back, but I wish management would instill the importance of great customer service to the crew.

I have been a regular donor to this Goodwill location for several years, contributing clothing,…read morefurniture, miscellaneous glassware, and other like-new items because I believed in the goodness and integrity of the Goodwill name. But something that recently happened to me there has me very upset. Shortly before closing I went into the store to quickly look for an item and right away I heard the announcement that the store would be closing in five minutes. I looked around and saw no other shoppers so I took my purse from the cart and left. Unfortunately my wallet accidentally slipped out of my purse and stayed in the cart. A few minutes after I left I realized my wallet was missing and immediately went back. The doors were already locked, but after my knocking, two employees, 1 male, 1 female, came to the door. I told them through the door that a few minutes ago I accidentally left my wallet in the cart I had been using and asked if they could please check it. They glanced briefly on the floor but did not check the cart, even though I said that I had just been there. The female employee told me through the locked doors that I had to come back the next day. I explained I'm from out of town, I was just leaving and wouldn't be in town the next day but she still wouldn't look for my wallet which I knew was in the last cart on the cart stand and she was standing right next to it. With no other choice I went back the next morning and the same employee (later identified as "Katie") that was talking to me through the door the night before, was unlocking the doors and opening up. She told me she found my wallet which had been put in the back safe. A manager with red hair then returned it to me. When I got to my car and looked inside I discovered that $160+ in cash was missing. I went back in the store and spoke to "Katie", who said she had opened my wallet "to see if it was something for sale." She showed no concern about the missing cash. The manager "Jennifer" was right there and did not address the issue. This situation is very upsetting, especially because I had returned within minutes the night before and that my wallet had been in employee possession. As the last customer in the store before closing, I believe my wallet was handled solely by store staff. To the employee who said she found my wallet: That money was for my six-year-old granddaughter's birthday gift that I promised her. The next day on her birthday she was in tears, she had her heart set on it. After years of supporting and donating to this store, I never thought something like this would happen. Because this situation involves missing cash while my property was in the possession of store employees, I expect to be contacted regarding the reimbursement of the missing cash, exactly $162. Also for documentation purposes I have filed a police information report regarding the missing cash. Store location 3000 N Tegner Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 Manager's name "Jennifer" Employee's name who admitted finding my wallet "Katie" This store deserves "0" stars!!

im not usually one to do this. write bad reviews and all. i like to believe that people will be…read morereasonable. that they will be understanding. two odd weeks ago, i had decidedly chosen to get my rings sized. i was only wearing 1 at the time, since many were too big, or misshapen and needed fixing. i had put it off for a long time but now felt like a good time. i picked yonans bc along w the one i was wearing and the misshapen ring, both had been purchased from there, years back, by my mother. ik i was asking a lot, or rather that the amount of work that i was asking was, a lot (considering the other three rings that were being tweaked and sized). all of this is to say i had the smallest frame of reference in time to discover that the rings did not fit well when getting them returned to me. they were done so fast, i worked all week and couldn't make it myself during their business hours and had a friend pick up the order for me. like i said, the time between having them back, and two falling off, was razor thin. i had no time or rather did not possess the opportunity to return them for proper fitting--they were already gone, missing forever, within a day of having them back. i wouldn't trust these people with your jewelry; it's not in their skill set. this was mainly a basic job about sizing that they got so wrong the first time. they also refused to listen to me, lacked empathy, and wouldn't not take responsibility. i owned that ring for over 10 years and it came with me on birthdays and an international trip my passed gpa took me to, it was with me through college and graduation, through barely getting by to starting my career. i immensely loved that ring. that pretty, inexpensive, black hills gold one that my mother once bought me in 2014 for my golden birthday. rip, it meant everything to wear it.

Took my ring in to be cleaned. The guy that took my ring made me feel bad about my ring. The…read morediamond was small. It was small because when I got married, we had no money. I love my ring. He pulled out a 2 carat ring and said doesn't this look better? Of course it does. I just don't feel like you should make someone feel bad with what they have. If I wanted a bigger diamond, I could have one. My life situation has changed. But my little diamond reminds me of how far we have come. Don't go for a cleaning unless you have a huge rock.