Universal Coin & Bullion Reviews

I opted for Universal Coin & Bullion over other options due to their close proximity and the reputation they've garnered. Not only do I reside half a mile from their store, I have known about them for quite a long time. This familiarity, coupled with their tempting specials that I often see in the Beaumont Examiner, encouraged me to make my first purchase with them. I randomly decided to give them a call about one of their offers and ended up speaking with Chris, who provided excellent service. Surprisingly, we knew some of the same people from decades ago, which made the transactions more personal and enjoyable.

I'm pleased with Universal Coin & Bullion. They've got about the best rates I've seen anywhere for purchasing coins. I used to deal with Mike, who was incredibly helpful, and after he left, the team continued to provide excellent service. But there were times I felt pressured to purchase items beyond my budget, even when I communicated my financial limitations. As a disabled veteran, I prefer to stick to purchasing silver due to its more affordable price.

Universal Coin & Bullion was the sole dealer present at the NRA convention held in Atlanta this past April. As the official NRA coin and bullion exchange, they had a selection I found quite appealing, including a 1-ounce NRA coin. The process of buying was quite seamless and their display was straightforward. Everything was cash and carry. Their team came across as friendly and professional, which further enhanced my purchase experience. When I bought, the prices were just over the spot price for gold, so there were no surprises there. My only slight regret stems from not having purchased more gold years ago when the price was significantly lower. It's intriguing how gold prices have evolved, reminding me of the discussions in the 1964 Bond movie 'Goldfinger.' The price changes over the decades and the role of economic events justifies my interest in collection and investments.

I started buying metals many years ago as a hedge against inflation and to diversify my investment portfolio. What started very small and conservative has grown over time. These people are not just looking to make a sale, but also educate the buyer about the products they recommend and why they recommend each item. They will cater to your preferences of very modest investing, reliable, consistent growth items, and sometimes historical oddities.

I have done business with Rick ** for approximately 2-3 years and find him and Universal Coin to be a company that I enjoy doing business with. I consider myself to be a novice coin/bullion investor and have searched for many years to find a company that stressed integrity and customer commitment above anything else. Being a novice, I have found that many coin/bullion companies will take advantage of the individuals “lack of knowledge” and place higher instant profits ahead of attempting to forge a long-term relationship. In other words, taking the “quick buck” instead of trying to establish a “win/win” relationship.

I discovered Universal Coin and Bullion through Google and decided to choose them for my purchase due to the competitive pricing and specific products I was looking for. My transaction was straightforward as the entire process was completed online without the need for additional customer service interaction. The order arrived as advertised.

I remember seeing an advertisement, which is what initially got me interested. I avoid using computers for transactions these days, so I called Universal Coin & Bullion directly by phone to place my order. They offered several options I could purchase, which was nice. The product reached me in a timely manner, and it was genuine. Go for it. Price-wise, it felt fair, although I wasn't thrilled about paying state taxes for a purchase made online or over the phone.

I was going through an American Legion catalog and saw Universal Coin & Bullion. I reached out to them over the phone, which I found to be quite straightforward. My experience was generally positive. I bought a silver bar featuring Trump with the text "Fight, fight, fight.” If I got the money, I would consider doing business with Universal Coin & Bullion again. I would give them the highest mark for satisfaction.

I was on the hunt for a 1-ounce silver bullet, and Universal Coin & Bullion happened to offer the best pricing compared to other options out there. Notably, I found their price about $5 cheaper than similar offerings, which made it a more reasonable choice despite being above market value. My buying process was smooth and straightforward, and I received my order within a week, which was impressive. Overall, I had a positive experience.

I purchased a $1 Silver American Eagle coin from Universal Coin & Bullion and the process of getting the coin went smoothly, which was great. I learned about them through the National Rifle Association and if anyone is considering buying such coins, I would recommend Universal Coin & Bullion. Overall, my experience was positive.