We Buy Gold, Silver, Platinum, Diamonds, Coins, and Watches

 

A few words from our broker

When it come to selling your precious metals, we take the matter very seriously. We do our best to take the mystery out of selling your unwanted precious metals first by putting our pricing information on our front page so you know exactly what you will get paid. It is updated at every major change in the gold price so you can be sure that you are always getting paid near the current market value. Also, it gives you the ability to clearly see we pay more than our competitors.

 

Be wary of other Gold Buying entities such as hotel buying events, home gold parties, and recently started businesses as they generally pay a fraction of what your metals are worth. I urge you to resist their quick cash appeal and deal with us. You will get far more money and will never be left wondering if you were taken advantage of. With instant payment twice as much as the competition, you really cannot consider any other option.

 

At any time during the selling process, feel free to ask any questions or address any concerns you have about selling your valuables and we always take our time to make sure you understand our process.

 

Don't be fooled by misleading gimmicks and promises, come directly to the smelter to get the absolute most out of your unwanted precious metals. CT Gold Buyers® Owner has been in business in CT. and licensed as a Precious Metals Dealer since 1992 and has been a leader in our industry since day one.

 

CT Gold Buyers® will buy Gold, Platinum Group Metals, & Silver in nearly any form or alloy. If you have any of the following send them along to get the highest and fastest payment. We accept Gold from 8 Karat up to 24 Karat (pure gold), Silver from 40% coin up to .9999 fine silver, & Platinum Group Metals that are recoverable from 25% of the materials volume..

All types of precious metals are accepted.

 

To determine if your items are Gold, Silver, or Platinum look for a hallmark.
For example, Gold is commonly marked by it’s karat value ranging from 8K up to 24K. It can also be designated by it’s assay value such as 417, 583 or 585, 750, 875, 900, 916, or 999.

Silver can be marked as .500, .800, .830, .835,.900, 925, .935 and 950 or may also be designated as “sterling” , “coin silver”, “AG”, “argent” or “argentum”.