Anybody remember the name of the jewelry store in college station int he early-mid 90's? It was over near Harry's, but I can't remember the name. Sold coins, tag/brietling watches, and jewelry.
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Jewelry Store in early 90's
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I think it was John D. Huntley
I believe that morphed into the Jewelry & Coin Exchange, and they have now moved down University near Thorn Music.
turfman80 said:
I think it was John D. Huntley
Yup
He died 15ish or so years ago
JD Huntley and then later, David's Jewelry and Coin Exchange. David is still in business, on University Dr. East next to the old Harley's building.
Thanks everyone.
They used to sell the seiko watches with the A&M seal face
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John D Huntley
Weird freak accident he died in. From what I remember he went out to his drive way to get the paper , stepped on a nail or some metal, was dead like 3-4 days later.
Weird freak accident he died in. From what I remember he went out to his drive way to get the paper , stepped on a nail or some metal, was dead like 3-4 days later.
That's exactly what happened. He got septic quickly.
Originally it was The Texas Coin Exchange, and he was the principal owner... There was another guy named Randy who was a business partner..
Their original location was at 404 University Dive with a branch across from Walmart when Walmart was attached to manor east mall...
I used to collect coins in the 80s... I went there 2-3 times a month with my allowance money.. lol..
Then one day 2 guys robbed the place and shot the manager dead.
https://murderpedia.org/male.G/g1/gutierrez-jessie.htm
after that, it became John D. Huntley's Very Personal Investments.. and then they moved to their location in the Old Skaggs Alpha Beta Center...
Yes.. I'm old.
Their original location was at 404 University Dive with a branch across from Walmart when Walmart was attached to manor east mall...
I used to collect coins in the 80s... I went there 2-3 times a month with my allowance money.. lol..
Then one day 2 guys robbed the place and shot the manager dead.
https://murderpedia.org/male.G/g1/gutierrez-jessie.htm
after that, it became John D. Huntley's Very Personal Investments.. and then they moved to their location in the Old Skaggs Alpha Beta Center...
Yes.. I'm old.