Three Coins Cards Collectibles Exchange — Attraction in Trenton

The owner (or the man who I believe is the owner) is a VERY rude person. I brought in some gold to get a price. He did take the time and tested and gave me a quote. I had also tested it before I came in. I spoke with him as he tested and inquired about a few things including his eBay store stating that I would rather buy local if I could (Which WAS true).

After he quoted me, I told him thank you and that I wanted to get other quotes his demeanor changed and he became very rude. He told me to leave and not to come back because I wanted to shop around. Since he did the work to test it and talk to me he thought I was obligated to sell to him. At NO time did I tell him that I was going to sell to him I simply asked for his best price. I left per his instruction but told him to have a nice day and that I will NOT be coming back.

He acted like a child who threw a tantrum when things didn't go his way exactly. I have bought and sold there in the past but never had the misfortune of dealing with him. It's sad that there are business owners out there who act like this and treat people so rudely. I wish I would have recorded his rudeness towards me so people could have seen it for themselves.

My advice is to stay away from this store unless you plan on only doing exactly what the owner wants.

Edit: The owner has changed his review 3 times now. I have not changed anything above this edit. 1 time trying to be apologetic, 1 time stating fake facts & 1 time agreeing with my review. I did not ask for any amount of money. I did not acquire these at garage sales. I was not "educated" on anything other than the fact that a standard nickel weighs 5 grams. Also, if you are looking to sell it is very prudent to shop around. I got MUCH more at...

Well my father died July 19th with cancer. He left me a lot of stuff or he left my family a lot of stuff I should say and I had a first pitch last pitched for Comerica Park and from tiger stadium it was framed and matted. It was 16x20 and I had one of the Russian five but it was when they won the Stanley cup and it was Mike Vernon. It was autographed with lithograph it was bigger than 16x20. Anyway I took them there and he bought them. The gentleman couldn't have been a nicer man. He talked to me about all my dad's coins and my coins have been collected my whole life and they're not worth a million dollars. But he told me I could bring them all in and drop them off and he'd go through them and appraise them and give me a price and you know what. He's so honest and kind. I trust him 100%, he's closed today which sucks but he's open tomorrow and I'll be there 10:00 and see what he says. I'd give them to him. While he is a really nice man. The lady was very nice. Talk about buying customer service little tiny shop. You know 10 lb of shit packed into a 5 lb bag like normal sport shop or or retail pawn shop. But it is really nice. They are really nice. It's an easy spot parking right out front handicap parking handicap access. Probably no restroom but really really top-notch people...

My experience was very enlightening to say the least! First of all greeting was fine told them I was there to sell and the one man does coins the other anything else. After meeting him he asked me what I have and I told him ive been collecting all my life many different things. He said what do you have ? "I said I have a pedal car from 1960 a murray step side I completely restored shoed him a picture and he said so how much do you want for that I said I have $275 in it but they sell for $500-600 restored like this. He said well I cant pay you that. I interupted him and said so you cant pay the mechanic the ammount it cost to biild it im material. Thats excluding my labor cost. I said so what do you want to give me $100 that what it cost for the decals.So I told him I cant believe you can outright insult someone right to their face. and walked out so beware. These people have no respect for a good person and dont deal or bargain in a good faith. In fact just downright...