Salt City Coin

The owner was extremely rude. We came in with some things to possibly sell, not knowing anything about them and not expecting a whole lot anyway...but right as we walked in the man took one look at us and said he wasn't interested in anything we had. I was put off but he took a look anyway at only half of the coins and made a small offer, with a very snobby attitude. We ended up getting more than twice what this shop offered with friendly service at Phil's in Wichita.

We came from Wichita to see this coin shop and it was WELL worth it! Salt City coin is probably the best coin shop I've ever been to. They have much more stock than any coin shops in Wichita. I DEFINITELY recommend Salt City Coin!

I went in this past mid June 2023 and found a couple of rare silver rounds to add to my collection. I went in with a limited bank-roll and got a few Brittania's, Maple Leaf and Eagles as well. Very interesting place for those interested in Sound Money and history of coinage. I would think it wise to have the owner give talks to the local school students on the subject of Sound Money. My first purchase of Silver years ago was a 1oz Englehard Silver bar purchased back in 1978 for $3.95 and today that same now vintage bar is selling for $41. This shop needs to be listed as a Tourist Attraction if it is not already! Everybody can afford to add a few ounces of Silver per month!