About Erie Gold And Silver
About Erie Gold And Silver
Erie Gold And Silver is a locally accessible precious metals and coin business serving Erie, Colorado and nearby Front Range communities. Located at 149 S Briggs St, Suite 103a, Erie, CO 80516, it offers an in person option for people who prefer straightforward, across the counter transactions. Many customers visit to have items examined for weight and fineness, to compare offers that reflect current spot values, or to ask practical questions about liquidation, storage and documentation. Because metals prices are volatile, availability and buying levels can change throughout the day, so calling the shop at (303) 828-9999 before you travel is prudent. This directory listing is intended to help buyers and sellers find a nearby point of contact for bullion and numismatic needs while maintaining a focus on transparency and verification.
Services Offered
Erie Gold And Silver provides in store assistance for people looking to buy, sell or trade precious metals and collectible coins in Erie, CO. Staff can review items, check purity with standard testing methods, and discuss how quotes are derived from live markets, including considerations that affect gold coin prices such as condition and melt value. Many visitors use this location when they want to buy gold bullion locally or consolidate small holdings like junk silver coins into fewer, more liquid pieces. If you are bringing in a collection, organize coins by type and denomination to speed evaluation, and bring valid identification for regulated transactions. Inventory, payment options and limits may vary, so contact the shop directly to confirm what is currently available and what documentation is required.
Erie Gold And Silver Reviews
I witnessed the young light brown-haired man palm several of my 1 oz silver coins and subtly drop them onto the carpeted floor. It was fast, slight-of-hand action where he quickly dipped his hands below the counter and dropped the coins. I was in shock but felt oppressed by the fact they all wear handguns and sadly, I did not say anything. I also watched him skim his hand over a mound of junk silver coins I had brought in and I suspect he palmed many of them. COUNT your coins before going in and selling them and do not trust them!! I suggest selling elsewhere.
