Coon’s Cards and Gifts Shop

The shop was great! The shop lady was horribly rude!!!
She was rude to me, my sister and my niece and nephew!
We will never return!!!

Is this a Hallmark store or a souvenir shop or a metaphysical store or a pet store? I can’t tell and it’s a little too much of everything going on all at once here.

This shop was very nice. Definitely a typical tourist shop but they had a good selection of items. They even had items that said Boston on them. Plenty of things to chose from, great gifts for other people, and good prices. I would say its a good shop to check out on your trip. Something for everyone it seems.

This shop has every things from typical tourist stuff, to figurines, to some really interesting one of a kind items. Every time I have been in here they have been wicked nice and are always willing to answer questions. I bring friends here when they visit because it has such a huge selection of stuff.

OMG I LOVE this store… Talk about some serious CUTE. Everywhere throughout the store is just so much freaking CUTE that I wish I had more money to spend.
Lots of different and unique gifts, trinkets, jewelry, figurines, cards, t shirts and little toys and so on… Just so much CUTE STUFF… OMG… SQUEEEEEEEEE!
By the way, besides being so cute, the staff are nice friendly people too.

Great place to go for all sorts of Witchy trinkets! Great prices, too! They have a wide selection of shirts, pants, sweatshirts and hats available, as well as all sorts of souvenirs. They had postcards 4 for $ 1, which was great because I was able to send them all out to family for cheap.
Go in there and have a look around, it’s a great place and the lady at the counter is very sweet. Definitely somewhere I can spend a lot of money. Hehe

Defintely one of the cheesier gift shops in Salem, but if you want a Salem tshirt, mug, magnet or shot glass this is your place.
It’s right on the main strip of Essex where all the touristy shops and museums are.

I was at Coon’s Card and Gift Shop yesterday and SPRING is in the air. Lots of new tee-​shirts and sweats coming in. Great looking ‘splash paint’ clorful styles too. Prices, best in town. Souvenirs restocked, fairest place in town. Stop by.

this place actually rules. you walk in thinking it’s a standard card shop (much like a hallmark or something of the like), but what you don’t know is that they have many racy items. there are all these little hidden dirty gems all over the place. i don’t think i even want to ruin it for you and tell you about all the sass. just go and find out for yourself. it’ll be like a naughty scavenger hunt.
it’s a great store, though, and they have a wide selection of cards. i think they’re all 50% off. they have a ton of touristy souvenirs like shot glasses, pens, shirts, etc. they have personalized items, like those pens and key chains that have names on them, but i’ll never find one that has my name. they have rachel and racheal (not rachael but racheal. p. s. who spells it with «eal» ever?) but never rachelle. i pronounce it like rachel, but the name rachelle (pronounced ra-​shell) exists, so why can’t i ever catch a break?! all i ever wanted was a rachelle license plate for my bike! damn!
they have this hilarious set of «salem, ma» cards. like, they’ll say something like, «there’s only one thing missing from SALEM, MA… you. i miss you.» and the SALEM, MA part is in a totally different font. it’s obvious that they’re these stock cards and whenever a tourist town orders them, they just print the name in the space regardless of font. the cards were funny anyway (and i gave a bad example) but to have the generic SALEM, MA font was such an added bonus.
they have some toys and picture frames and albums and all that stuff. such a great little store. i’d say it’s not just for tourists, but is great if you’re not from the area.

I like this shop. THey have a ton of cards and always sell them for 50% off. They also have Salem Apparel and gadgets good for out of town visitors as well as pats and sox apparel. ITs a fun little store and I think the same people own Penelope’s pet boutique around the corner on Washington Street.