Harry's Coins and Jewelry — Local services in Leon Valley

All I know is I been getting ripped off by this dealer knowing my coins and jewelry were worth far more then he said it was. Even if your coins are rare and have errors he still won't acknowledge that or admit that it's worth thousands or more. I took a diamond bracelet in and they had the nerve to say that they don't put diamonds on silver. Lol. Now that was hilarious even when I had K Jewelry and other better known jewelers acknowledge that the diamonds were 100% real. Even when he saw the diamonds glow blue he looked at me in the face for like half a second and said nope, you have nothing here. So I walked off smiling.lies to the fullest from these people. Don't even bother making an excuse for the response because I know your business is a scam and you lied in my face a few times so therefore I want to just say that I got 13,000 for the "not real" silver diamond bracelet you said was no good...lmbo.your...

Bottom Line: Great customer service with an interesting selection in precious metals and gem stones with honest prices. Local, family owned and operated small business!

Offered better bid and ask prices on my precious metals than even APMEX. I like APMEX, but he exceeds them in pricing and customer service. Needed to sell our holdings to put together earnest money for a new house. He was honest and personable. He was much more honest and upfront than the folks working the coin shop at Balcones Heights. I took a tad less than others offered, but I would favor a family owned small business (passed from father to son) with good ethics and customer service over anyone else. When we have money to invest (after we close and set up house) in either straight bullion (Silver Eagles for example) or want to find some neat Numismatic (coin collector) rarities at a good price, I’m heading...

Had a ring resized a couple of months ago. The solder material is obviously not correct as it is now two solid 1mm black lines clearly demarking where the ring was cut and rejoined. If I remember I will update this later with the assessment from another jeweler on what exactly they did wrong to ruin the ring. UPDATE: New jeweler (Rialto Jewelry) said that the solder was either not the appropriate metal or maybe it was just a poor mixture (they couldn't tell without knowing exactly what it was). They cut out the entire section and resized the ring again (for cheaper than Harry's first attempt). Harry's solder likely turned after going swimming with the ring. I swim a lot. I've been swimming multiple times with the ring since Rialto fixed it, and it has not turned...