I sell and deal regulary with Garr, at the 59th ave. location. He is always honest and very trustworthy with every purchase. I feel every trade is fair and gaurenteed paid top dollar vs. previous places I have conducted business with. I would absolutely suggest ED Marshall when it comes to getting rid of any type of precious metal.

DON'T GO TO ED MARSHALL TO SELL YOUR JEWLERY!!!!!!! STAY AWAY!!!

I sold some vintage sterling silver earrings that were signed by the artist. He only paid for the weight of the silver, if even that. He offered me $200 for a silver chonco belt that I later saw on ebay for 700. He said he was going to give me my ten karat topez out of the ring as he said he was only paying for the gold .I still have not received the stone back. I wish I had educated myself before I let these thieves rip me off. Make sure you ask how much they are paying for silver and Gold and make them weigh it in front of you. USAA has an awesome website to help you get some tips before you deal with selling your jewelry.

https://www.usaa.com/inet/pages/advice-home-sellingjewelry?akredirect=true

I know they need to make some money but how they go about it is basically stealing.

Diane Hubbell