Indianapolis Gold Buyers "Near Me" vs Online
Selling gold and silver in Indianapolis is an easy, fast way to clean out your jewelry box, pad your wallet or get money to cover unexpected expenses.
At Cash For Gold USA, we pay the most competitive prices for your items, from old rings and broken necklaces to vintage coins and scrap gold. Even if your gold isn’t in good condition, we’ll buy it for its material value.
The amount of money you can get for your gold depends on things like what you’re selling, who you’re selling it to, and what the current market prices are. Getting a professional appraisal is the best way to know how much your gold is actually worth. At Cash For Gold USA, all appraisals are free of charge, so just contact us to get your free Appraisal Kit.
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Selling old, unwanted gold jewelry, coins, bars, and other scrap gold is a great way to free up space, clear out clutter and make extra cash for rent, bills, and other expenses.
The amount you can get for selling your gold in Indianapolis depends primarily on the weight of the items, the purity of the metal and the current market price for gold. An online gold calculator to determine the melt value of your items. However, as prices fluctuate and buyers vary, the actual amount you’re offered for your gold may differ.
The best way to know for sure how much your gold is worth is to get it appraised by the buyer. All Cash For Gold USA appraisals are free, and you’ll have an accurate offer within 24 hours of when we receive your items.
If you’re not sure where to sell gold jewelry in Indianapolis, you have a couple of options. For a long time, jewelry stores, pawn shops, and other in-person cash for gold businesses were the standard choice. These types of buyers have to consider resale value and overhead costs, so they typically offer a set portion of an item’s value.
Another option is to sell your gold remotely to an online buyer like Cash For Gold USA. Instead of giving you only part of the resale value of your items, we pay you for the full material value of your gold. Because we do everything online, we’re able to be more competitive with our prices and service. In-person buyers in Indiana aren’t likely to beat our offers.
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Sell Gold Coins
Gold coins have been minted for all kinds of reasons, from currency to collectibles. When sold for their gold material, these coins can be worth far more than their face value.
Collectable Gold Coins
Vintage Gold Coins
Current Gold Bullion Coins
Some rare coins may have special historic or antique value. If you suspect you have any such coins, you might want to consult an antiques dealer or specialty coin shop before you decide to sell.
Sell Gold Bars
One of the most basic forms of investment-grade gold is the classic gold bar. The simple, easily stored format makes it ideal for investment and trade. Gold bars are manufactured using strict standards. For example, to be considered bullion, all gold bars must be at least 99.5% pure (24K).
Gold bars come in varying sizes, the largest of which is the 400-troy-ounce ingot commonly used by banks. Although cities have plenty of wealthy residents, larger bars aren’t as common among individual investors. The average person looking to sell gold bullion will likely have bars ranging from 1-10 grams in weight.
The amount you can get from selling a gold bar depends largely on its weight and the market price for gold. Each bar is imprinted with purity and weight information, making it easier to estimate how much you might be offered.
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Sell Scrap Gold
Any gold that can’t be resold in its current condition is generally considered to be scrap gold. Although in-person "we buy gold" stores may not buy these items, we will.
No matter what condition it’s in, we’ll buy any and all scrap gold you want to sell. The material can then be recycled and used to make other gold items.
Sell Silver
We also buy other precious metals, including silver. Even though silver prices aren’t quite as high as those of gold, it’s another excellent source of extra funds.
Damaged, old silver jewelry and accessories
Silver dollars and other coins
Sterling silver or silver-plated utensils
