International Auction - Encan International

Those people are a total scam. They'll tell you your stuff is fake but still try to buy it at low prices. They tare the scales to change the weights...They only positive reviews are from employees, they even do multiple reviews under the same name, just scroll down and you can see Danny Dion" twice.I rarely seen any real reviews be 50/50 5 stars and 1 stars... They aren't even honest in their reviews

I walked into their traveling auction show with a gold necklace and a diamond ring .I had with me the original receipts and written estimates from 2 different jewelers other than where I bought them from. He looked at my diamond ring for , maybe, 5 seconds and played with his calculator and offered $240. I asked him if he meant $2,400. ? He immediately looked at it again , tested it and went to $350. An independent jeweler appraised it at $6,000, he offered me $2,900 for the gold chain, which was appraised at $11,800. I laughed and walked away

Absolutely terrible. Not only do they disrespect your things they are disgustingly rude and love to insult you and make you feel stupid.I understand some of my things were not as valuable to them as they are to me, but he spoke to me as if I’m an idiot all while throwing my things back across the table at me.Ignorant rude terrible people who don’t care for anyone but themselves. Don’t waste your time. They aren’t experts whatsoever, anyone can use google to check the price of something.

Same experience as most other users. Low ball everything and tell you it is junk. They even purposely destroyed one of my items to confirm what it was made of and then told me it was junk so it didn’t matter. Perhaps it was, but that does not give them the right to destroy it. Told them to f-off and left. I’d rather burn it all than let them make a cent in profit of it. Take your stuff to a reputable dealer or put it online. These guys will fleece you!

Just like on the show Pawn Stars they offer you 1/3 to 1/2 the current list price for your sterling, 0.925, and 10K. As for collectables like coins or medallions they minimize their value as collectables and offer the same metal price as for scrap silver or gold. But, as they say, they have to make some money on it too. At their pricing for you though they are making out big time over the volume they do! So, the question is, How much do you want to keep what you brought in

I like many others went there to sell some items when I needed some cash. I brought specific items listed on the flier that they didn't even look at. We showed a few items as he acid tested some jewelry in under 5 mins. and I passed him some old rare coins and more jewelry and he just threw it back at me and said forget it I dont have time all of the stuff is junk because there was some antique brooches which he said were just costume and worthless. I always show my worse stuff first to see if they act like him so he just threw some rare morgan dollars and 3 gold leaf coins at me not to mention what turned out to be a 1930s platinum and ruby brooch that sold for $23,000 at auction 2 weeks later! So bite me losers and I am so glad you didnt want to look at anymore junk! HA HA! If you dont have gold and silver for sale dont waste your time because that is all they want to buy.

Scammers. I brought a few Royal Canadian Mint silver coin sets to sell. They offered me next to nothing. I told them forget it, I won’t sell at that outrageously low offer. They were running down the quality of my stuff. Then they kept trying to change my mind. I immediately left.

For starters, they lie from the get go. Even in their flyer, they lie so it isn't surprising they try and rip you off when you want to sell your silver to them. Case in point, their flyer says Silver at a 30 year high". That is a lie. Silver spot price is less than one third of its high in the past 30 years. I have a Birks sterling silver flatware set. Their weight was 12.5% lower than the weight provided by a jewelry store owner friend of mine.Don't trust these people."

This is not a business it's a scam operation. Had a graded coin worth between $300-$400 (the value was previously verified by a professional appraiser in the PCGS Price Guide), and was told by the International Auction employee it was worth $6. What a joke. We walked straight out of there and will never go back. Do not waste your time. Find a reputable appraiser and do not go to these thieves. These travelling crooks need to be charged with fraud.

While International Auction was in Calgary they appraised some of my valuables and gave me information about them. Very favorable offers were made for my items which I was pleased to accept! The experience was efficient and I would use their services again.