If your "someday I'll deal with this" drawer looks anything like the pile pictured here — gold jewelry, a silver bar, a few coins, all mixed together — you don't need three separate errands to turn it into cash. Here's how one visit handles all of it.
Why Sell It All Together
A lot of people sit on a mixed pile for years — an old chain from a drawer, a couple of silver coins, mismatched earrings, maybe a bar someone bought years ago — because it feels like too many separate errands to deal with. It's actually one trip. We weigh and price gold and silver side by side and hand you one combined cash total.
How Gold and Silver Are Priced Differently
Gold is priced by karat and gram weight against that day's gold spot price. Silver is priced by purity — sterling silver is .925, coin silver is usually .900, and bullion bars are typically .999 fine — against the day's silver spot price. They're two separate calculations, but we run both while you wait.
Coins Get an Extra Look
Gold and silver coins sometimes carry numismatic value beyond their metal content — meaning a specific date or mint mark makes them worth more to a collector than the melt value alone. We flag anything that might fall into that category before pricing it as scrap.
What to Bring
Everything, exactly as it is — broken pieces, tangled chains, single earrings, old coins, bars, whatever you've got. No cleaning or sorting needed. Walk in, we weigh it all, you walk out with cash.