How it works
Five steps, and you watch all five.
Cash for Gold starts by sorting the lot with you, before a scale is touched. Bring it broken, tangled, unsorted — sorting it is our job, not yours.
We sort it with you first
Empty the bag on the counter. Cash for Gold separates gold from plated, sterling from silverplate, and anything worth more as a piece than as metal — before a scale is touched. Bring it broken, tangled and unsorted. Sorting it is our job, not yours.
We test it in front of you
Cash for Gold tests karat with acid and touchstone, in your line of sight, on the counter between us. Not in a back room. Unmarked pieces get tested the same way — a missing stamp doesn’t mean it isn’t gold.
We weigh it on a scale
Cash for Gold weighs on a scale that faces the customer — grams and pennyweight, read off a display you can see. Stones and clasps come off the weight, and we name the deduction before it changes the number, not after.
We show the math on paper
Cash for Gold explains how the tested purity, metal weight and current market prices inform the offer. Ask questions before deciding whether to sell.
You decide, or you don’t
No pressure, no obligation, ever. Take the cash today — Cash for Gold keeps it on hand, so there is no check and nothing to mail — or take your jewelry home. The evaluation is free either way.
Before You Decide
Questions To Ask At An Evaluation
Ask how the purity was tested, which weight is used, and how the market price affects the offer. Have stones and non-metal parts explained. You can ask questions or keep your items if you choose.
No pressure, no obligation