Service Options: In-store shopping
Hours
| Thursday | 9AM–5PM |
| Friday | 9AM–5PM |
| Saturday | 9AM–3PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 9AM–5PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM–5PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM–5PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1066 W 6th St, Corona, CA 92882 Phone: (951) 737-6877 Website: http://www.coronacoin.com/
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Review Summary
Regular Guy
Nice place, easy to work with and decent prices
M. F. Jr.
Discriminating policy here against articles of clothing how ignorant
Joe L.
Excellent service, helpful and honest.
Ricardo Villanueva
Nice local coin shop. Stopped by today and had a great experience. Grabbed myself some good looking Coins thanx.
Jay Fitter
I Have sold the company a Fair amount of precious metals during the last couple of weeks because prices have gone up dramatically. The owners have been helpful and accommodating. Unfortunately my most recent encounter today was quite discouraging. I was given a price by the owner for buying additional silver from me. They use Kitco price to determine how much they will pay. I brought some silver to the shop about two hours after speaking with him to get Dollar amount under spot that he had quoted me for 100 ounce silver bars. When I brought five bars in, the person working at the counter calculate it how much they were going to pay me, but then halfway through the transaction he received a phone call from management. He then told me that the amount they were going to pay me was substantially less. His reasoning was they were basing the price on the New York closing price instead of the current world market price, at which they always had done previously. Silver had gone up approximately one dollar after the New York market closed. I questioned management as to what price they would’ve used if after hours market would have dropped two dollars. He stated that the owner would use the lesser of the two prices. So if the market goes down, then they’ll use the current world price, but if it goes up two dollars, they will use the earlier New York closing price. I do not believe this is fair to the consumer as it creates a lose lose scenario for them. The owner should either Consistently use the current world price, or the New York closing price. That would be fair to everyone, instead of the lesser of the two.
Regular Guy
Nice place, easy to work with and decent prices