Question 1

How much do you pay for silver coins and bullion?

Accepted Answer

At Cash for Gold USA, we pay up to 90% of the current spot price for silver coins and bullion, depending on the type, purity, and condition of your items. Our offers are based on real-time market data to ensure you get a fair and competitive price. There’s zero risk — if you’re not happy with our offer, we’ll return your items free of charge, no questions asked.

Question 2

How do I sell my gold or silver to Cash for Gold USA?

Accepted Answer

It’s easy! Request a free, insured mailer, send us your items, and receive a no-obligation offer within 24 hours. If you accept, we’ll pay you via check, PayPal, or bank transfer — fast and secure.

Question 3

Do you buy rare or collectible gold and silver coins?

Accepted Answer

While our primary focus is on bullion value, we do consider numismatic and collectible coins like Morgan Dollars, St. Gaudens, or rare sovereign coins. Please contact us with specifics for a custom quote.

Question 4

Can I sell fractional gold coins or bars?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We accept fractional gold coins and bars, including 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz American Gold Eagles, Maples, and Kangaroos, as well as fractional Perth Mint bars.

Question 5

Is there a minimum or maximum amount I can sell?

Accepted Answer

There is no minimum. Whether you're selling a single 1 oz gold coin or multiple 100 oz silver bars, we’re equipped to handle small or large transactions. Bulk sellers often receive premium rates.

Question 6

How do you determine the value of my gold and silver items?

Accepted Answer

We assess your gold and silver based on purity, weight, and current spot prices. Our expert evaluators ensure you get a transparent, fair market offer for your coins or bullion.

Question 7

What is the best way to sell a Monster Box of Silver Eagles?

Accepted Answer

Selling a Monster Box of Silver Eagles is simple with Cash for Gold USA. Just contact us for a free appraisal and insured shipping label. We offer market-competitive pricing for bulk silver coin lots.

Question 8

Can I sell silver bullion like 1 oz bars or 100 oz bars?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We buy silver bullion of all sizes, including 1 oz, 5 oz, 10 oz, kilo bars, and 100 oz bars. Brands like Apmex, Engelhard, and Sunshine Mint are commonly accepted.

Question 9

What types of gold bullion do you accept?

Accepted Answer

We buy all popular types of gold bullion, including gold bars from Perth Mint, Apmex, 1 oz Australian Kangaroos, Gold Sovereigns, Gold Francs, 50 Pesos, and 20 Pesos coins. Fractional bars and full-ounce pieces are welcome.

Question 10

Do you buy silver coins like Silver Eagles or Morgan Dollars?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We purchase Silver American Eagles, Silver Eagle Proofs, Morgan Dollars, 90% silver coins (dimes, quarters, halves), and Silver Maple Leafs, among many others. Both circulated and proof coins are accepted.

Question 11

Can I sell gold coins like American Gold Eagles or Gold Buffalos to Cash for Gold USA?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We buy all types of gold coins, including 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/10 oz American Gold Eagles, Gold Buffalos, Canadian Gold Maples, Krugerrands, St. Gaudens, $20 Liberty coins, and more. We offer competitive rates based on current market value.

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Authorized by Congress in 1985, American Gold Eagles are the only gold bullion coins guaranteed by the U.S. government for weight and purity.

Introduced in 2006, the American Gold Buffalo was the first U.S. coin minted in .9999 fine (24k) gold.

Struck from 1908–1929, the Indian Head Half Eagle is one of only two U.S. coins to feature an incuse (sunken) design.

Canada's Gold Maple Leaf was the world’s first bullion coin to achieve .9999 fine purity, setting a new global standard when introduced in 1979.

First minted in 1967, the Krugerrand was the world's first modern gold bullion coin and once accounted for over 90% of the global coin market.

Designed by famed sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, this $20 gold piece is widely regarded as the most beautiful American coin ever made.

Minted from 1849–1907, the $20 Liberty Double Eagle was originally created to handle the influx of gold from the California Gold Rush.

Perth Mint and APMEX gold bars are renowned for their security features and investment-grade .9999 purity, available in sizes down to 1 gram.

Also known as the Centenario, this hefty coin contains 1.2057 oz of pure gold and features Mexico’s iconic Winged Victory.

The 20 Peso gold coin is prized not just for its gold content, but also for its unique Aztec Sun Stone design.

The design of the Australian Kangaroo gold coin changes annually, making it a favorite among collectors as well as investors.

Struck by the Perth Mint, these coins often feature native wildlife and boast micro-laser security features to prevent counterfeiting.

These historic European coins, like the Swiss 20 Franc Helvetia or French Napoleon, offer both gold value and old-world artistry.

Chinese Gold Pandas are the only major bullion coins to feature a new panda design each year, adding collectible appeal.

Silver Eagles are the official silver bullion coin of the United States and feature the famous Walking Liberty design from 1916.

The first 1964 Kennedy Half Dollars were minted just months after JFK's assassination and contain 90% silver.

Silver rounds are privately minted and often come in creative or patriotic designs, but unlike coins, they are not legal tender.

A favorite among stackers, 1 oz silver bars are easy to trade, store, and typically carry low premiums over spot.

These bars strike a balance between portability and value, making them a versatile option for serious silver investors.

A 10 oz silver bar is a popular choice for those wanting larger weight without jumping to industrial-sized options.

Weighing over 32 troy ounces, kilo silver bars are a standard unit in many global markets and offer great value per ounce.

The 100 oz silver bar is the standard institutional investment bar, often used by banks, funds, and large private investors.

Canadian Silver Maples feature .9999 purity—higher than most bullion coins—and an intricately detailed maple leaf.

A Monster Box contains 500 Silver Eagles in 25 mint tubes, offering bulk savings and original mint-sealed packaging.

Minted from 1878 to 1921, Morgan Dollars were struck from silver mined during America’s westward expansion and remain wildly popular with collectors.

Known as “junk silver,” these coins contain 90% silver and are prized for their small denominations, ideal for barter or survival prepping.

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Selling Coins? FAQ

How much do you pay for silver coins and bullion?

How do I sell my gold or silver to Cash for Gold USA?

Do you buy rare or collectible gold and silver coins?

Can I sell fractional gold coins or bars?

Is there a minimum or maximum amount I can sell?

How do you determine the value of my gold and silver items?

What is the best way to sell a Monster Box of Silver Eagles?

Can I sell silver bullion like 1 oz bars or 100 oz bars?

What types of gold bullion do you accept?

Do you buy silver coins like Silver Eagles or Morgan Dollars?

Can I sell gold coins like American Gold Eagles or Gold Buffalos to Cash for Gold USA?

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