Most people lose 20–50% selling gold and silver because they don't know what it's actually worth. Start here: weigh it, see its melt value at live spot, and learn what a fair offer looks like.
Estimate only — melt value is the metal content at live spot. Final offers depend on the buyer's own testing and weight. This isn't a quote or an offer to buy.
We only list buyers worth trusting — then sort them to what matters to you. Reasons shown, never a mystery. Always get more than one offer.
All three are buyers worth trusting — we just sort them to your answers. Direct links to each buyer roll out as partners come online.
Weigh your gold or silver and see its melt value at today's live spot price — before you talk to a single buyer.
See what each type of buyer typically pays — a reputable mail-in buyer versus the pawn shop down the street is often a 30–50% difference.
Go in informed. We point you to trustworthy buyers and tell you how to get competing offers, so no one lowballs you.
No pressure to do either — but if you're thinking about what's next, these are the two we'd look at.
Locked in some cash? If you want back into physical gold, we compare today's dealers on price and trust so you don't overpay on the way in.
Sitting on proceeds from a sale? A Gold IRA lets you hold physical gold inside a tax-advantaged retirement account. We compare the companies that set them up.