American Coin and Vault

17 reviews

+1 (509) 326-7512

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5523 N Wall St

Spokane, WA 99205

+1 (509) 326-7512

http://americancoinandvault.com

American Coin & Vault in Spokane, WA is a premier precious metals dealer offering the best values in the Inland Northwest. Their services include buying and selling coins, bullion, and fine jewelry at affordable prices.

With a focus on providing top-notch customer service, American Coin & Vault is a trusted destination for those looking to invest in precious metals or find unique pieces of jewelry. Visit their store on N. Wall St in Spokane to explore their selection of high-quality items.

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4.517 reviews

Vicky B.

12/11/2024

Very nice and honest folks. They were quick to help but took the time to honestly assess

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Tina M.

3/24/2024

Love this business, staff are knowledgeable, understanding, and cares about you, the customer and that you get the best price. Rather your buying or selling. IF you want to buy or sale precious...

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Liz C.

1/13/2023

Yesterday I brought a handful of old/damaged gold jewelry to get a quote/sell. I was given $791.00, week before I was offered $385.00 for same pile at coin plus. Upon expressing my delighted shock...

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Marc L.

12/21/2021

Wanted to get some coins as gifts for customers. The crew at American made some great suggestions and explained what spot price was and over spot. We got some great thank you gifts and I just...

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Fio P.

3/26/2021

Every time I do business here they are super kind and knowledgeable. Always willing to answer all my questions and take time to explain. They really are a gem in Spokane.

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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..."