Turn Your Unwanted Gold Into Immediate Value
You may have valuable gold pieces without realizing it—perfect condition isn’t required. We’re happy to buy:
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Any karat, any condition
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Class rings, fraternal pins, dental gold
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Scrap gold, sterling silver, platinum, and palladium
Hidden metal value can turn into a surprisingly strong payout.
How to Tell What Karat Your Gold Is
Most gold items carry a small stamp-called a hallmark-that shows the purity. These marks are commonly found inside rings, on clasps, or on the back of pendants. A stamp like “18k” simply means the piece contains 18 parts gold out of 24. Gold purity is measured on a 24‑karat scale, with 24k representing .999 fine gold. The types of gold most commonly seen in jewelry are 10k (41.7% pure), 14k (58.5% pure), and 18k (75% pure).
White gold is created by blending gold with pale metals like nickel, palladium, or silver to give it a bright, silvery tone.
Yellow gold is created by mixing gold with copper and silver.
Rose gold gets its warm color from a mix of gold and copper—typically around 75% gold and 25% copper.
Dental gold is usually yellow in color and used for crowns or small restorations. It generally falls in the 14k–18k range.
Scrap Gold Still Has Value
Gold doesn’t need to be wearable to be worth money. We purchase:
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Broken chains
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Dental gold
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Class rings
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Single earrings
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Damaged or mismatched pieces
Even items that look like “junk” can contain real precious metal value that adds up quickly.
