I visited this store a few months ago to inquire about selling some banknotes and met this pleasant old lady. I give her credit for being honest with me on the bills and showing me respect by not making a low ball offer. She seems to really enjoy the hobby which is a good quality in a dealer. I wound up buying a morgan dollar after business was concluded at melt value and was satisfied.

Here's where things go bad. Remembering my pleasant experience I decide to give them a shot with selling some of my bullion to them. That respect shown at my first visit faded away real fast. I was offered a very low ball offer. I understand this since they run a business. To her credit the old lady was still pleasant but failed to talk about what they paid per gram of silver. If she did this she would not have wasted her time or mine. What made matters worse is the other owner who was a bit of an asshole showed up to look at some numismatic coins I was also selling. I didn't like the price they offered and he insulted me when I decided we couldn't do business. I don't know if it was a bad day or what but I am now left with a negative impression of this shop. Communication like the first time would saved a lot trouble and I would have bought from them in the future. After this experience I am staying clear of this coin shop. There are enough dealers in Edmonton and Alberta who know how to communicate effectively.