Porters Gold Exchange

Today I sold physical bullion here, great experience. The atmosphere was old fashioned, laid back and the shop is full of history. I will definitely be back next time to sell a couple antiques and definitely make some unique purchases. They have coins, swords, knives, silverware, books, antique postal equipment, I saw a typewriter, figurines, smoke pipes, mountable figures such as a large realistic eagle. The list is endless I can't list it all. Prices range from very cheap to very expensive, something for everyone's budget. They are friendly and your conversations will be natural, they didn't try to push sales at all. The only question item-related they asked was if I had any watches for sale, which I don't but if I come across any I know where to go.

I’ve been a customer of Porters for several years, and I’ve know Doyle and Dave to be terrific guys. Always fair, honest and equitable. I’ll continue to be a customer and refer them to friends.

First time in yesterday. Met David; great guy and very knowledgeable. Bought 3 oz of silver, and the process was very easy. Definitely will be back.

Fair!! gentleman they were fully attentive when I came in, we were new to this area. I cried so bad, because I needed desperate help. They took the time to help me girls and I.

Very fair with me I still use porters serves

Great place to buy and sell gold, silver, coins and antiques.

Pleasure doing business with you, Dave.

Love this store

They have a lot of antiques and some collectables.

I had ms 70 silver eagles straight out of a monster box. Offered 22 dollars per coin. Silver spot that day was 23.mid he offered 22 flat per coin. Seemed fairly unreasonable. The guy he calls in really offers nothing tried a few years ago to screw me out of ct coppers! I sent someone with diamonds from inhertence to them. 4 cts of diamonds $400 offer from said call in guy. I dunno about all that those folks! I never had that experience with Dave! On the other hand! Dave is an amazing part of that organization! And has been extremely fair!

Brought some gold coins to sell. Took the same coins to Stacks Bowers in Boston. For $35 worth of gas and a T pass, I got $1,100 more than he offered initially. Couldn't figure out why he was champing at the bit. He called me a couple of days later urging me to bring them back so his "specialist" could more accurately value them. The guy ends up asking ME how much I want. He refused to give me a price. Shifty