Sell Gold and Silver in the Texas Hill Country

[No appointment is required during regular business hours.]

For large jewelry collections, coin collections or estate items, calling ahead is recommended so we can allow enough time for the evaluation.

[Evaluations for the purpose of making a purchase offer are free.]

Formal written jewelry appraisals are a separate professional service and may involve a fee.

This distinction should remain on the page so customers do not confuse a purchase evaluation with an insurance or estate appraisal.

No. There is no obligation to accept an offer.

Yes. Broken chains, damaged rings, single earrings, missing clasps and outdated jewelry may still have value based on their gold, silver or other precious-metal content.

Yes. Jewelry may still have value even if stones are missing or the item is damaged.

Gold-plated jewelry generally contains only a small amount of gold and may have little precious-metal value. We can examine the item and let you know whether it is something we purchase.

Gold jewelry often contains markings such as 10K, 14K, 18K, 22K or 24K, but markings alone do not always confirm authenticity. We can examine and test the item.

Yes, we may purchase sterling-silver jewelry, flatware, serving pieces, coins, bullion and other qualifying silver items.

Sterling silver usually contains 92.5% silver and may be marked “Sterling” or “925.” Silver-plated items have only a thin layer of silver over another metal and usually have much less precious-metal value.

Some coins may have collector or numismatic value above their gold or silver content. Coin value can depend on rarity, condition, mint, year and demand.

Yes. We evaluate inherited and estate jewelry, including individual pieces and larger collections.

Yes. You may choose which items you want to sell and which items you prefer to keep.

Please bring a current government-issued photo ID.

The host should add any additional requirements that apply under Texas law or the business’s internal policies.

Approved sellers are paid by check or cash subject to identification and transaction requirements.

No. Gold and silver prices can change throughout the trading day. Offers may also depend on purity, weight, condition, resale potential and other item-specific factors.

An accurate offer generally requires an in-person examination, testing and weighing of the item. We may be able to answer general questions by phone, but final offers are made after seeing the item.

We evaluate the purity, weight, and current market prices to offer a fair and competitive price. Our hard asset consultant stays updated with market trends to ensure you get the best value.

We accept scrap gold, broken or unwanted jewelry, bullion bars and coins, and estate pieces made of gold or silver.

Absolutely. We conduct all transactions privately and securely, ensuring your comfort and trust throughout the process.

While walk-ins are welcome, scheduling a free in-person consultation can help ensure personalized attention and a smooth experience.

We offer free evaluations and honest advice with no obligation, helping you make informed decisions about selling.

Bringing any certificates, receipts, or previous appraisals can be helpful but are not required. Just bring your items, and we’ll take care of the rest.