Dale's Coins & Jewelry — Attraction in Dunedin

Very friendly. But doesn't remember you or who you are no matter how many times you stop in to the shop and introduce yourself and do business transactions...

Buys items at an ok price.

He is very knowledgeable and he knows precisely what things are worth. He works with graders from professional grading companies to get his quotes so he knows what to offer to you so he can still make money.

His negotiation is to tell you that you don't know the pricing and that you spent too much or are over valuing it. He tries to buy things at about 33% less than you can sell them on ebay for or about 50% of what its actually worth. So whatever he says, double it and that's the price your item is worth.

But to be fair, that's how this industry is at all coin silver gold collection shops throughout the USA.

These shops are emergency selling shops. Don't sell to any coin shop unless it's an emergency, otherwise ebay is the spot to sell at if you can wait a month for a buyer and your money.

Dale's is just another run of the mill coin shop with...

I had a huge tin of coins I brought a pop corn tin if coins in to get a "price" on what they were worth. The woman at the counter took the while tin and took it to someone in the back at a desk. In though she was going to walk me back there but she said I wasn't allowed. I asked then some guy I know is going through my coins without me there? She answered "Yes". I asked for them back and she had an attitude. The guy came out with a ticket rather quickly so I dont think he even went through everything and said it's all worth $30. The reason I bought them to Dale's was because the coins belonged to my father who had passed away and my father was a collector who used to deal with Dale. However, I didnt know Dale had sold the store until after then transaction. Sorry to see such untrusting people taken it over. I will never be back and would not ever...

My dad has been collecting coins since 1962. He has been to every coin shop in Pinellas County during his coin collecting years. It was an obsession with him not just a hobby. I moved to northern Pinellas county and asked him if I decided to sell a collection where should I go to get a fair price and knowledgeable staff.

He said he has known Dale since 1980. Even though Dale is no longer the owner, he said Dale's coins was still one of his top favorites in Pinellas County based on Dale's original values. Since my dad is an expert when it comes to coins, I decided to stop by Dale's. I was impressed. I was completely satisfied with my experience at...