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Fort Worth Coin Company, Inc.

5224 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107, USA

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Detailed Information

Place Types Jewelry store
Address 5224 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107, USA
Coordinate 32.7355997,-97.4000127
Website http://www.fortworthcoin.com/
Rating 4.1
Compound Code PHPX+6X Fort Worth, TX, USA

Openning hours

Monday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

Mandie G (09/19/2020)

What an amazing store! I had the best experience today with Holly and her team. I came in with my grandfather's coin collection that I inherited and I truly had no idea about these coins and thier different values. I needed help getting an appraisal for insurance. Holly was very informative about all the different pieces I had. She took her time going through them all and answed all of my questions. Once she documented them all, I was given a formal appraisal. I was shocked at how precious these pieces really are!nHolly, thank you so much for being patient with this newbie! Your warmness and passion for your work shines through. You have made a customer for life! Kudos and God bless!

Kevin Wright (08/05/2020)

I had the fortunate experience of being able to work with Hollie at Fort Worth Coin Company. I know that getting what is needed varies from person to person, but I did my homework and found through a number of business and personal contacts that Fort Worth Coin Company has an impeccable reputation for honesty. Oh sure, would I have liked to make more for the items that I sold, yes !! Who wouldn't, but I am convince that Fort Worth Coin gave me a fair price. They are, remember, in business to make a profit. I give them that and still walked away satisfied with what they offered and believe I was treated with the upmost respect and fairly.

yoli aguilar (04/11/2021)

Hey guys, I got this 1989 it 1980 D quarter few days ago it's smaller like a nickel size it looks like it has a bezel around it but it is stamped smaller I just posted 2 pix . WhAt do you think it is an error or somebody did that to it ?

Austin (07/30/2020)

Don’t sell your coins here. They will give you half down to 1/5 the value of your coins. I tested them a few times with multiple trips of what I knew were lower value items ($20-$500) and consistently received low ball offers (which I accepted due to time constraints in liquidation). They will rebuttal with “it depends on the demand in our storefront,” “there’s a lot of misinformation on the internet,” or “we buy at wholesale prices.” Wholesale per their interpretation amounts close to theft. If you need the money and want a fair offer for your coins, don’t go here. They’re in it for themselves, do not trust the front game they play. Coming from a fair and honest person: avoid for selling your coins... period.nRefer to Bradley Smith’s review below as further validation to my claims hereof.nExample:n1 coin they offered $20 for sold on eBay for over $280. They’re not trustworthy nor would I trust their valuation abilities.nn“We buy at wholesale prices” to them equates to giving you anywhere from 1/2 down to 1/5 the value of your coins don’t fall pray to their gambits.nnExample 2: I was given a little over $550 for a spot value of silver at $738 at that time (90% silver quarters). They essentially pocketed $230ish and chalked it up to “refining costs.”