I went twice and got over $5,000.

I have acquired a lot of jewelry through the years that I don’t wear anymore.

I plan on going one more time as I still have some smaller broken chains…ect…

I have kept my favorite items and feel great to get rid of all that extra stuff!

Deanna Duncan

Just a note to say how much I appreciate the kind service of the Bellevue Rare Coins team.

The person who helped me made me feel very comfortable and was not intimidating.

My mother has also been in several times over the past year. Our collective experiences with your company have been nothing less than stellar.

We look forward to future business with you as we continue our purge into the junk that might be worth something!!!

Jana M.

Took some things over to Bellevue Rare Coins and came out with a check for

$2,900.00.  They were great!

Connie, Redmond

Last week I took some sterling silver flatware and some rolls of old coins to the new Lynnwood location of Bellevue Rare Coins.  Not only did I get more than

TWICE what others had offered for the flatware, I also got an amazing amount for the coins.  I left the shop dancing on air with a check for almost $3,700!!  The girl that helped me was very knowledgeable and friendly. I’m now on a mission to clean out my jewelry box and find more items to take there.  I highly recommend them!

Julie M., Kenmore

I wanted to take the time to express my great appreciation for the way I was treated at Bellevue Rare Coins recently. I had several Kruggerands to sell, and long story short, I went to THREE dealers,
including Bellevue Rare Coins. I got over $45 per coin EXTRA from Bellevue Rare Coins versus the other two locations, BOTH of which, claimed to pay “the highest prices” for gold. I am an extremely satisfied customer, and was well treated by the staff.

Jeffrey B.

KIRO 7's Penny LeGate sits down with Ryan Hoolahan, owner of West Seattle Coins and Bellevue Rare Coins, to discuss the booming industry of gold. Hoolahan, who's been running the family business for 10 years, discusses the recent spike in gold, saying that it's at a high of $1400. Penny asks him how to know you're getting a good price for your gold. Hoolahan advises to "shop around" and "be informed". He says it's smart to get multiple offers before making a decision to sell.

Penny also refers to 2 separate piles of gold. The bigger pile is worth less, and she asks why and how to know what you have. Hoolahan says that it's all about the quality of the gold. And to find a dealer who will sort it out correctly, with 18 and 24 carat being worth more than 12. Hoolahan invites anyone to look up West Seattle Coins and Bellevue Rare Coins on the web or call anytime with questions.