Bring in what you have — broken, tangled, or sorted — and we'll assess everything on the spot. No appointment required for a quick look; schedule one for a full sit-down.
Rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pendants, and chains — any karat, any condition. Broken clasps, missing stones, and tangled chains are all fine. We buy by weight and purity, not appearance.
Mismatched pieces, old findings, bent settings, and anything you've been holding onto without knowing its value. Scrap gold is bought purely by weight and karat — condition is irrelevant.
American Eagles, Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, Pandas, and other bullion coins. We also buy pre-1933 U.S. gold coins and other numismatic pieces. Offers reflect both melt value and any collector premium.
Flatware, hollowware, candlesticks, tea sets, and serving pieces marked .925 or "Sterling." We also buy weighted sterling and silver-plated items on a case-by-case basis.
Pre-1965 U.S. silver coins (dimes, quarters, halves, dollars), Morgan and Peace dollars, American Silver Eagles, and other 90% or .999 silver coins and rounds.
We buy gold and silver for the metal content, not the appearance. Broken clasps, missing stones, tangled chains, bent settings — none of it affects what we pay. Bring everything you have, sorted or not, and we'll assess it all.
Not sure if your item qualifies? Bring it in — we'll test it for free and tell you exactly what it is.
The karat stamp on your jewelry tells us what percentage of it is pure gold. Higher karat means more gold — and a higher offer. Here's what the most common stamps mean:
Not sure what karat your items are? Don't worry — we test everything with a professional electronic tester and explain the results before making any offer.
Schedule a private, no-obligation appointment. We'll assess everything, explain our offer, and pay on the spot if you decide to sell.
