Seybold Jewelry Building — Attraction in Miami

I think I walked into the wrong area. Does anyone pay spot for gold in the building. I sold 2 philharmonic quarter rounds coins. I should have sold them right next to my house. Instead, I drove all the way to Miami, thinking that I would get spot, or maybe more. It was kind of an experiment, and I ended up taking 5% back on each one I lost about $40 on each coin. In total, about a $100, I understand people have to make money, but when you sell a coin like a philharmonic. And it's a quarter ounce, you're going to make about $50 on the coin itself over spot. If you can say no I sell it for spot. No, you don't. Nobody does. If so, give me your name your number and I'll start buying all my gold coins from you. I was trying to get 2% back. I thought it was fair and I ended up taking 5% back. I needed the cash at the time a little bit I could have done without. I really don't like philharmonics. Anyway, but still, it's like a big hustle. Maybe I just walked into the wrong places. Somebody offered me a $150 under spot. Terrible. And then the next day, gold went up a $100. It's funny, everybody says I'm taking a chance, so is the person with the gold. I'm selling you gold, and it's been so up-and-down that from 1 day to the next, I could be losing a ton of money as well. We all take a chance we all buy it. And people say, well, it's my business, you think I don't go to work and earn the money. I mean, it's just stupid. There's a reason why there's the comex. Their spot price, and then there's 1 to 2% back. I mean, come on, sell it for 1 or 2% over the cost. Buy it for...

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This was my second visit to Miami’s Jewelry District, and unfortunately, it was a frustrating and unpleasant one. During my visit, I misplaced my wallet, which led me on an exhausting search throughout the building. When I approached security on both the 1st and 10th floors, I was met with complete indifference. Their response? “If it turns up, we’ll call you.” Considering I had an international trip in just three days, waiting around for a phone call was not an option. With no assistance from security, I had to retrace my own steps, checking the 9th, 7th, and 6th floors myself. After painstakingly combing through each floor, I was finally able to locate my wallet—but not thanks to anyone working there. As someone who has both bought and sold gold, as well as purchased gemstones here before, I expected at least a basic level of professionalism and care. Instead, I encountered dismissiveness, arrogance, and a complete lack of regard for customer service. This experience has left such a bad taste in my mouth that I have no desire to return. If you’re considering visiting, be prepared for a lack of professionalism and little to no assistance should an...