Munchel Brothers Jewelry & Coin Exchange — Local services in Manchester Township

For the first 30 minutes I kept hearing the older guy that works there kept saying I’m ready to go. I’m ready to get out of here. That’s why I don’t stay open till five now I know why all those times I went there. They were already close before the closing time. So after that, I was the last customer and the store nobody can seem to fix my watch after like two people tried it then the older gentleman with the bald head he said I don’t have time to fix no watch. I said it took me 35 minutes to get here and he said OK I’ll try to fix it and they still couldn’t fix it then they started to apologize about. What happened Worst experience ever. I even feel sorry for how he talk to the workers, but I was in a good mood that day. Good thing I was smh when I got home I took the watch off and seen That they scratched up the back of the watch, badly And didn’t say nothing to me about it. I’m so...

I was scrolling through Facebook today and a post for a clothing consignment shop was in my feed. The post contained jewelry they had on consignment that was purchased from a jewelry store you would find at a mall. I thought to myself why would someone sell their jewelry to a consignment store rather then visiting Munchel Brother and at least get an estimate for what they would pay! I know I got the most for my unwanted jewelry because as I shopped around and the estimate I got beat all their competitors. They offers the highest dollar value for your unwanted jewelry, have the most beautiful inventory around, and they have a staff of knowledgeable individuals working there. Stop by Munchel Brothers now and see for yourself! I love...

The only thing that bothered me was lack of compassion. When a person sells off jewelry,coins, etc... sometimes it's because of trying to make ends meet,and not always an easy choice. When I spoke to the young lady behind the counter, I told her that ," this was hard to do" ,with little compassion for what I had handed her,she seemed to not care. Not even an," I understand", nothing. I looked at all that was there,as she and spoke,all that went through my mind,was some of these people that brought stuff in ,these are thier memories,and do they ( the Jewelers) even recognize how hard it is to do this. I understand it's business,but to some ,when hard times fall,is it do hard to show a bit of compassion...or is that not in the job...