COINS PLUS

27 reviews

+1 (509) 444-0044

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3201 N Division St

Spokane, WA 99207

+1 (509) 444-0044

http://coinsplus.com

Over the previous three decades, COINSPlus has become the premier rare coin and precious metals dealer and depository service in the North West United States. COINSPlus is a high volume, low margin, nationally recognized market maker in the rare coin and precious metals industries. COINSPlus specializes in asset and capital preservation, estate and investment liquidation, in an extremely discrete, professional and anonymous way. Whether buying, selling or investing, COINSPlus will treat you right!

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2.527 reviews

Pamela K.

7/20/2022

I really enjoy going here. It's beautiful and all the people are friendly and knowledgeable. Best of all, they are HONEST which I really appreciate. Great selection of coins and I also like...

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Kevin T K.

5/3/2024

well, I stopped by just to have someone at least look at the coins that I had but I got turned around at the door. The woman at the register was super rude and before I even got to speak, she said...

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Shelly B.

11/18/2022

Sold several coins to them and later found I was ripped off. Do your research and get at least get quotes from 3 different dealers.

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Kerry G.

8/16/2020

This shop was a great find. Family owned and operated, knowledge of metals, history of coins and various other items was impressive. We're very happy with our purchase. We were helped by the...

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Sharon W.

6/7/2022

I have purchased gold and sold silver at this location previously and was treated better but I paid a hundred dollars over spot for every gold coin I purchased. It seemed like a high price but I...

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"Dave is a straight shooter. Shocked by the low rating here on Yelp. Guessing it's people that brought in a three cent wheat penny and wanted a million for it. I've both bought and sold here and..."