Coastal Gold Exchange

What We Buy

We purchase gold, silver, and platinum in the following forms:

Gold

• Jewelry (10 Karat & Up, Any Condition)
• Bullion (Coins, Rounds, Bars, Etc.)
• Gold Teeth/Fillings
• Gold Watch Bands

Silver

• Sterling Jewelry
• Coins, Rounds, Bars (Bullion)
• Pre-1965 US Coinage

Platinum

• Jewelry (Any Condition, Must Be Stamped)
• Coins, Rounds, Bars (Bullion)

What We Don't Buy

• Gold Plated, Gold Filled, or Gold Clad Items
• Silver Plated or Silver Clad Items
• Silver Shot or Contact Silver
• Coins Containing Less Than 90% Gold, Silver, Or Platinum
• Nickels Or Pennies Of Any Kind

How It Works

Selling your gold, silver, or platinum is easy and no appointment is necessary! We examine and weigh your items on the spot. If you have items you're unsure about, we can determine their metal content with simple on-site tests. We will examine your items and make an offer at no cost or obligation to you.

If you accept our offer, we pay cash immediately, and the transaction is complete. No mailing, checks, or waiting!

Common Questions

• I have items I'm not sure are real gold, should I leave them at home?
  
  We encourage you to bring all items you believe may be gold, silver, or platinum. We will be glad to help you determine the metal content of these items.
• Do I have to sell if I bring my items?
  No. Our offers are free and at no obligation to you. Because the price of gold is so volatile, however, please note that an offer may be subject to change over time.
• Do you buy items with stones or diamonds?
  While we will purchase items containing gemstones or diamonds, we typically cannot increase our offer based on these stones. Fortunately, however, gold is worth far more by weight than almost any type of stone.
• Do you have to remove my stones before making an offer on my items?
  We do not require you to remove stones or watch workings before we make an offer. In many cases, we will include stone weight as gold weight, as a courtesy to our customers. In some cases, we may have to adjust the weight of your items to accomodate for particularly large stones and watch workings.