Rocky Mountain Coin

Rocky Mountain Coin has and is always paying top market prices! They are the oldest honest & most reputable Coin store in Denver. It seems that many competitors seem to have a problem with that and have there buddies write misleading reviews. I suggest you go there and see for yourself and write an honest review.

I find this coin store to be very professional and honest! I enjoy buying and selling my gold and silver here. They’re up-​to-​date on the market price and aware of what competitors are paying. I’ve never left disappointed.

An absolute joke of a business! These people won’t give you the time of day!!! They were not interested in any of the coins I brought in and were extremely demeaning towards me overall. The security guard and gentleman working actually muttered something under their breath and laughed as I walked out. Very upsetting. SO, I decided to go to another coin shop about 5 miles South, and left with $ 66 cash money FOR ONLY 4 coins that you guys didn’t even take two seconds to examine. You seemingly glanced at them and rudely stated they were worth nothing and That I probably couldn’t get even 5 dollars for them at a different shop. Well, you were wrong! ;)

Why would you spend tons of money on a commercial saying you will pay the best prices in town and not honor your own commercial. Dave’s gold and silver have way better prices and they are like 10 feet away from them Rocky Mountain Coin buy for way way under spot and sell for way way over spot. The price of silver was about $ 17 and they offered me around 14 dollars an ounce which is ridiculous because I could take it down to a local Coin shop in Aurora and they pay me really close to spot. They say they pay the best prices and yet can’t even match what Dave’s gold and silver sell for buy. I don’t even like walking in there because they look at me and assume I don’t have money by my race or the way I’m dressed it seems more of a corporate place then a place you feel comfortable at doing business.

This is the only coin shop I trust. About 12 years ago, I called around to various coin shops in Boulder and Denver to determine the price of silver coins. Not only did Rocky Mountain Coin offer the best prices, they were exceedingly nice on the phone, unlike other shops, whose owners seemed like they couldn’t be bothered with my business. In person, RMC has always remained friendly and attentive as well.

I have been selling gold, silver and coins to Rocky Mountain Coin for roughly the past decade. Until 2010, I lived about one block east of the store, so when I was ridiculously broke AND my gas tank was bare, I had the built-​in convenience of being able to walk over (and, depending upon my earned spoils, I could take a cab back home).
I’ve experienced severe hard financial times on and off through the last ten years, and ultimately made some hard decisions to sell some of my grandparents’ and my dad’s gold and silver jewelry, coins and flatware.
The staff at RMC has *always* treated me with kindness and respect, seemingly in recognition and acknowledgement that these transactions were a «last-​resort» situation for me (quite the polar opposite treatment offered by another gold-​buyer in the Cherry Creek area whom will remain nameless in this review because I’m praising RMC in this space, not vilifying DE… oh wait, did I just give the initials of the other shop? Dang. Ignore that).
It has been a while now (at least two years) since my desperate times have called for desperate measures, but this week I found myself desperate once again; prepared to sell some silver items for cash; a sterling bracelet, an antique silver napkin holder, a silver thimble and a silver ring. I know that gold and silver buyers typically pay on or around spot for these items, even when listing them at auction could garner a higher price. In addition, silver (especially jewelry) is always a crap shoot — often buyers just aren’t buying it.
When I went in to RMC today, a nice gentleman told me they weren’t buying silver jewelry, which I knew was an unfortunate possibility. He asked a very nice woman — with whom I have dealt many many times, but years ago, and I’m just the brand of idiot who has never asked her name — if she was interested in buying silver jewelry. She looked at me and said, «I will from her!» I could not COULD NOT believe that she recognized me.
They both took my items and examined and weighed them all, with the sad (for me) determination that the whole lot only came to six bucks, so I ultimately did not sell it.
I can state, unequivocally, that the staff at Rocky Mountain Coin has collectively and cumulatively spent VASTLY more time over the years, evaluating items for me, nearly half of which, I’d estimate, were determined to be valueless.
My point is, all things figured in, this business has really not made any money from me.
And, though I left the store today with just the same two dollars in my wallet that I had when I went in, I left with such good feelings about RMC because they really do care about their customers, and they value loyalty as much as I do.
In me, Rocky Mountain Coin has earned a customer for life. And it is my hope that the next visit to the store will be to actually PURCHASE something, because they also sell some beautiful, beautiful things.
Thank you so much RMC and especially to my friend, whose face and kindness I recognize but whose name I don’t know.
You made my day.
(p.s. if any of ya’ll are looking to invest in 22 antique sterling 1890’s collectors spoons, I may just know a hungry, broke girl who can hook you up at a very reasonable cost. ha ha!)

What a joke. I took a coin in worrh $ 100 and was only offered $ 20 for it. Three other places offered me $ 80, $ 90, and $ 95 for the same coin. Would give 0 stars if i could. Go elsewhere and avoid this place at all costs unless you want to get screwed out of money.

been buying gold/​silver here almost every year for thirty yaers, used to buy gold at $ 35 an ounce, normally like the place, several weeks ago i had to sell some the same exact gold i purchased here at a premium price but was told that my coins were damaged, they were and always had been in plastic sleeves, i didnt see any damage but they refused to offer going rate and lowered their quote substantially, I told them these were the same coins they sold me at a premium years before and the young pr***k behind the counter essentially told me i was lying, thirty years and they treat you like sh*t over a few bucks
I went to another place where they gave me going price and never made any comment about coin condition except to say they were in fine shape. go figure

A top-​notch, reputable shop. These folks have been doing good business for many years at this location. They are not shoot-​the-​breeze sorts (go next door for a more homey, equally reputable shop), but they have a huge inventory and sell and trade fairly. They have a clearly displayed precious metals ticker and are happy to explain their buying and selling policies. There are some nice jewelry and watch selections, as well as a bunch of inexpensive items that make it a good place for kids, too.

Called about a price, quoted .50 below spot. Excellent.
Insanely good when compared to $ 15.00 offered, «for these» at the Diamond Mine.
Seemed like very nice people, efficient, bankish.
Easy, breezy lemon squeezy.
I did miss seeing the silver bar and the necklace.
Anyone have an extra, 42K?
I’m good for it, really

I have been buying metals from Rocky Mountain Coin for several months now. They are always able to fill whatever order I have, and are knowledgeable and willing to answer questions. I would recommend them to anyone who is in the market.
My one complaint is that there is no love in this game. They are a business, there to make money, and will change the premium they charge whenever it becomes profitable for them. As a business, they are only doing what is natural. But as a customer, it is naturally annoying to not have the respect as a continued customer, to be given a standard premium whenever I buy.

very large inventory of coins, fair retail prices. They bought some of my coin collection at a fair wholesale price.
Clean Honest Secure place.