Sell your Gold
Some precious metals products are more valuable or in greater demand at a given time in the market. Factors like whether it’s gold or silver, a coin or bar, a government or private mint product and the condition of the bullion itself will all play into its resale value. Generally speaking, bullion that demanded a higher premium upfront will fetch higher prices upon resale, though it does depend on demand at the time.
When you want to sell we will guide you and in most cases buy it back from you.
Selling Gold
Selling Silver Coins
The retail market for coins is generally more active than bars or jewelry, which means there is almost always a buyer.
One way to assure that you have a strong resale ability is to buy the most popular product where demand will always be strongest.Gold and silver coins generally hold their value well through resale.
Selling Gold & Silver Bars
These bars are typically marked with a seal of the mint of origin and sometimes include a serial number for easy identification and certification. Because of this, there is low risk involved in buying or selling bullion bars.
Selling Gold & Silver Jewelry
It’s difficult to get the same resale value when selling your gold and silver jewelry than other bullion products. This is because most jewelry today includes an alloy along with other decorative pieces.
Since it is not pure gold or silver, its value is more subjective. A refiner has to melt it down and refine it before making a bar, coin, round or even more jewelry. This additional labor means most jewelry today will fetch a lower resale price than what was paid upfront.
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