Called the shop and was told by one of the ladies to bring in my items and even if the owner wasn't interested he would be able to tell me where to go and how much it is worth. Drove 35 minutes to the store and placed my items on the counter, the owner walked over and without even looking at my items said that they do not buy from the public. Total waste of my time and gas.

My favorite place to shop for coins and bullion. It's a small shop that welcomes you and makes you feel at home. Unlike some of the other shops in town, Bill, Beverly and Diane remember you, remember your name and most of the time remember what it is that you collect. They buy and sell junk silver, bullion, foreign and collectible coins. Euram Coins buys small and large collections and as of lately, they are beginning to buy gold and silver jewelry from the public where they used to buy only from dealers. They don't pay pawn shop prices either. I shopped around before selling a box full of jewelry that I don't wear any more and believe me, they pay more than any of the places that I got prices from. Don't just take my word for it. Stop in and see for yourself. Euram sells coin supplies too.

Coins were stolen from my home, traced to Eur Am, which bought them. They were not inventioried and thus no way to know where sets of US Mint coins in original packaging went missing from the original collection as well as several gold coins. Law should be the same as for Pawn Shops. LIAT what was purhased and price paid.

I've been trading with these guys for over 15 years. Do not know them personally. Have always been reliable. AND

THE BEST PRICES IN ORLANDO (for over spot price).