What Types of Gold Do We Buy?

If you're looking for a trusted place to sell gold in South Jersey, Cherry Hill Coins Jewelry & Gold welcomes customers from throughout the region. Conveniently located in Cherry Hill, we regularly work with customers from Voorhees, Marlton, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Medford, Haddonfield, Pennsauken, Collingswood, and many surrounding communities. Whether you're selling one piece of jewelry or an entire estate collection, we provide honest evaluations and competitive offers based on current market conditions.

Several factors determine the value of your gold, including its purity, weight, current market price, and, in some cases, its collectible or designer value. Every item is evaluated individually, and we explain how we arrived at our offer so you understand exactly what your items are worth before making a decision.

Yes. Broken jewelry is one of the most common types of gold we purchase. Broken chains, bent rings, damaged bracelets, single earrings, and jewelry missing stones still contain precious metal and often have significant value. You don't need to repair or clean your jewelry before bringing it in.

We purchase a wide variety of gold items, including jewelry, coins, bullion, estate collections, dental gold, watches, class rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pendants, and many other gold items. Even if you're unsure whether something is real gold, we're happy to examine it for you.

Yes. We purchase many different types of gold coins, including American Gold Eagles, Gold Buffalos, Canadian Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, pre-1933 U.S. gold coins, foreign gold coins, and estate coin collections. Some coins may be worth more than their gold content because of collector demand, so we evaluate each coin carefully.

Absolutely. We purchase gold bullion, investment bars, rounds, and other investment-grade precious metal products. Our evaluations reflect current market conditions, and we'll explain how bullion is priced before making an offer.

No. Every evaluation is completely free, and there is never any obligation to sell. Many customers simply want to understand what they have before making a decision, and we're always happy to help.

Appointments are recommended so we can reserve a specific time for your evaluation, and same-day appointments are often available. Walk-ins are also welcome if you prefer to stop by on your own schedule.

State regulations require a valid government-issued photo ID for purchases. Bringing your identification helps ensure the transaction can be completed smoothly.

No. Cleaning your jewelry isn't necessary and, in some cases, could affect collectible or antique pieces. We recommend bringing your items in exactly as they are.

Yes. Many of our customers visit us after inheriting jewelry, coins, bullion, or estate collections. We'll carefully evaluate each item, explain what you've inherited, and answer your questions so you can decide what you'd like to keep or sell.

That's completely normal. Many customers aren't sure what they have, especially with inherited collections. We'll examine your items and explain whether they're solid gold, gold-filled, gold-plated, or made from another material.

Most evaluations take only a short time, depending on the number of items you're bringing in. Larger estate collections or coin collections may require additional time to ensure every piece is evaluated properly.

Yes. All payments to sellers are made the same day by cash or check. If you are purchasing from us, we accept cash or digital payments only.

Absolutely. Whether you're selling one ring or an entire collection, we're happy to evaluate your items and provide the same level of professional service.

Gold prices fluctuate regularly based on market conditions. If you're thinking about selling, we recommend bringing your items in for a free evaluation. We'll explain how current market conditions affect pricing so you can make an informed decision.

We believe buying gold should be built on honesty, education, and professionalism. Instead of rushing customers through the process, we take the time to explain our evaluations, answer questions, and provide a comfortable, pressure-free experience. Our knowledge of jewelry, coins, bullion, and estate collections allows us to recognize value that other buyers may overlook.