David Reynolds Jewelry and Coin

David Reynolds is the place.

You'll have to go there and look around plenty of selection but I'm usually looking at the silver coins

1944 copper pennies are very common. About 1.5 billion were minted. Worth $.02 each. No pennies were minted in steel in 1944. In 1943 US government minted about a half billion steel cents. Worth $.04 each. In 1943 a handful of pennies were struck on copper. Now these are rare at just 11 known to exist. One recently auctioned for about $70000.

Take it in they will guve u an honest value

Check with them, values change.

Yes they buy estate jewelry and coins

We do change watch batteries and can almost always do it while you wait.

It's not clear to me what you need done. If you would like to bring it in we'll do our best to be helpful.

You can't go wrong at David Reynolds. Attentive, courteous and knowledgeable staff exhibit the best of the trade. Five star service.

Absolutely! Typically runs $12 tax included

Hey there and thank you for reaching out to us, while we're not able to be perfect in this dangerous world, we have the following in place: Mask use in mandatory for staff and patrons until the county order is reversed. Plexiglass shields are in place throughout the store. Hand sanitizer is available in several places throughout our store. We're limiting capacity to 5 parties of two. Daily temperature checks are given to the staff. Please stay safe.

The only place I'd take it is David Reynolds

Hi Chino, and thank you for reaching out to us. While Christina is typically right that our repairs run one week, we've had a surge of volume of work the last 10 days and we've temporarily moved completion time to 2 weeks. We expect this delayed completion time to last no longer than two weeks so if that's too long, you can check back and we'll let you know if we're back to normal yet. We're sorry for any inconvenience.

Hi there and thank you for reaching out to us, depending on what the tiara or pageant crown is made of, we can service it.

Unfortunately my best suggestion is the one I gave earlier. Warm soapy water and a soft tooth brush. Rhinestones or foilback gemstones are typically glued in and the glue will start to break down after 5 to 10 years so be careful, because you could have some stones fall out. There's really no way to work around this, other than leaving it alone. I wish you the best of luck with it. Go easy and it will probably be fine.

These items appear to be gold plated is this correct? If they are plated, there's not much we can do. If there's no fabric, you might try warm soapy water and a soft tooth brush or cloth.

It depends on what you need and what the ring is. If you need a written appraisal for insurance, no one can appraise a ring by picture for that. If you have a ring and want to know what we might offer for it, I'd be happy to try and give you a range from a picture. To do this you would text us the picture at 727-327-2646

Try David Reynolds on central ave.

It depends what it is. Can you text a picture of the front and back to 7273272646?

We sure do!

No appointment is necessary.

Thank you Spencer for answering. Since 1971 we've been buying and selling gold coins right here on Central avenue. We'd be happy to make you an offer.

Generally we do not buy loose emeralds. Thank you, Shane

Yes we can appraise that. We do close for 2 weeks for the summer so i recommend coming in after the july 4th holiday.

So it's like "one in a millions".

No.

They take everything in coins if there worth money! Good luck!

It should be an Eisenhower dollar correct? If so and if it's loose (with no government packaging) it is something you can just spend.

I've been there for over 25 years. I love it, and often refer friends

Yes we do.

We do buy jewelry. Not sure about the below comment, we don't offer pawn services, not licensed to offer pawn.