Sell Scrap Gold at U.S. Coins and Jewelry

and we'll pay you up to 90% value!

After years of buying or collecting jewelry, it is inevitable that you will end up with jewelry that is old, broken, damaged or unwanted. Old gold and silver jewelry can quickly build up in your jewelry box, taking up space and getting tangled with other jewelry. If you are tired of sorting through your scrap jewelry, you should consider selling it. Whether it's a broken gold or silver necklaces, unwanted rings or earrings, even old gold and silver coins, or pieces of bullion, U.S. Coins and Jewelry is ready to give you the most for your gold and silver. Come in with unwanted jewelry, leave with cash.

How much does scrap gold and silver sell for?

Gold and silver remain valuable, no matter the condition.

Gold and silver are unique assets that, under the right circumstances, can be extremely valuable. At U.S. Coins and Jewelry, we always pay top dollar on the spot for your broken, damaged, or unwanted gold and silver jewelry. With us, you can bypass the stress of selling to an online dealer where you'll have to go through numerous complicated steps before ever receiving your estimated value and money.

Our expert staff walks you through each step and we do the analysis directly in front of you, so you know you are getting the true value of your gold and silver. Plus, U.S. Coins and Jewelry is registered with the State of Texas as a Precious Metals Dealer, and our scales are not only certified but calibrated by the State of Texas. We use a state-of-the-art X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) analyzer to test the purity of your metals, so you know you are getting the most money for your gold. Why wait for your estimated value and money, come to U.S. Coins and Jewelry and get an appraisal right on the spot. It is a free appraisal and there is never an obligation to sell, but if you decide that you would like to sell, we will offer you cash on the spot.

Why Houstonians Trust U.S. Coins and Jewelry:

• Immediate payment for your valuables
• Easy and Risk-Free environment
• No appointment necessary
• All items appraised by a certified technician with accurate tools
• No pressure or obligation to sell

What can I do with my unwanted, broken or damaged gold and silver?

Broken or damaged jewelry is often referred to as scrap gold and silver. This is typically jewelry that is ready to be refined and recycled. It can include: broken jewelry, damaged or broken chains or a even lone earring. But not every piece of 14 carat gold you find should be refined. There are times when it makes sense to repair and restore pieces of old jewelry rather than melt them down. If you have a question, contact the experts at U.S. Coins and Jewelry.

What is my gold worth? How do I sell my scrap gold?

The market price of gold (also called spot price) changes every few seconds while markets are open. Daily and weekly market trends will affect the value of scrap gold. The amount that we will pay varies based on many of conditions. You can expect a reputable dealer like U.S. Coins and Jewelry to pay 80% or better for good clean gold under a few ounces. The payout for high carat gold, wearable gold, and collectible coins is usually higher. Essentially, expect a better deal for more volume and better quality items. Quality matters: High-grade gold coins, designer jewelry, and gold bars with collectibility are worth more.

What Are Gold’s Alloy Contents?

The most popular gold on the market is 14kt gold. What that means, is that 14 parts are gold, and 10 parts are other alloys mixed with it. 14kt gold is a good combination of both durability and luster.

Gold Contents:

24K gold is 99.9% pure gold
22K gold is 91.6% gold
20K gold is 83.3% gold
18K gold is 75% gold
14K gold is 58.5% gold
10K gold is 41.7% gold

Identifying Hallmarks on Gold Jewelry:

Carat weight hallmarks: 24K, 22K, 20K, 18K, 14K, 10K
Gold purity in millesimal fineness: .999, .916, .833, .750, .585, .417
24KT gold is 99.9% pure gold, 24 out of 24 parts are gold.
14KP stands for 14 carat plumb. If your ring has a “P” at the end of the stamp, like 14kp, that means that the gold is “plumb” and that it’s verified to be at least the karat content marked. So if it’s 14kp, it’s at least 14kt gold or higher in content.

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