
Livingston, NJ
Essex County
Three stores, a licensed counter in each, and everything tested in front of you. Free appraisals with no obligation to sell.
Today's spot price of gold, silver, platinum and palladium, in US dollars per troy ounce.
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Spot prices change frequently through the trading day, and the figures above may differ from the live market by as much as $10 per ounce. Spot is the market price of pure metal in bulk, not an offer to buy or sell —why a dealer's offer differs from spot.
One counter in North Jersey and two in South Jersey. Each is licensed independently in its own municipality.

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Scrap gold, jewelry, gold and silver coins, bullion bars and sterling silver, tested on the counter while you watch.
Gold jewelry and sterling silver jewelry, broken or whole, tested and weighed on the counter while you watch.
Sterling silver flatware and silverware sets, serving pieces and silver tea sets, sorted from silver plate and weighed by the piece while you watch.
Free coin appraisals on the counter for rare coins, old coins and coin collections, and written valuations for probate or insurance.
In-home evaluations, executor consultations and written probate valuations across New Jersey.
Buy gold bullion and silver bullion — coins, bars and silver rounds — across the counter at all three New Jersey stores.
Walk in during opening hours, or book an estate visit and we will come to you.
XRF analyser for purity, specific gravity where it is warranted, loupe for hallmarks and mint marks.
We walk through how each number was reached. Paid the same day, in cash or by wire.
“They walked me through every piece of my mother's collection and explained how each number was reached. No pressure at all.”
“Straightforward from start to finish. They showed me the analyser reading and talked through what it meant before making an offer.”
“I came in expecting a hard sell and got the opposite. They told me two of my coins were worth more to a collector than to them.”
How the Sheldon scale works, why two coins that look identical can grade differently, and when third-party grading is worth paying for.
Why some coins are worth their metal and others are worth far more, and how to tell which is which before you sell.
New Jersey requires photo identification for precious metals transactions. Here is what to expect, and what to bring to avoid a wasted trip.
No obligation, and no fee if you decide not to sell. Bring photo ID to any appointment — New Jersey requires it.