Come to Meriden Pawn to get the best price for scrap gold in CT
Selling scrap gold is a quick and convenient way to make some extra cash in Connecticut. If extra cash is what you need bring your gold jewelry or other gold items for a quick valuation. You can walk away with cash the same day.
Sometimes jewelry or other gold items hold depressing memories or associations for people. People sometimes rather scrap the item rather than keep it. Oftentimes the scrap value can exceed the resale value for the item as a whole.
Meriden Pawn is a licensed pawnshop and specialist gold buyer with a long history of buying scrap at gold at competitive rates.
How selling scrap gold works
- Bring your items to our shop. We take broken jewelry, old watches, hallmarked and non-hallmarked gold. All types of gold is accepted including yellow gold, rose gold and white gold.
- We weigh your items. We weigh in troy ounces the US standard for weighing gold. Precision scales are used to give an accurate price.
- Meriden Pawn will test the gold. We use the standardized acid test to determine the purity of gold, such as 12k, 14k, 18k etc.
- If your items are suitable you could walk away with cash, there and then.
The price you are offered for scrapping your gold depends on the current market value. These prices can change daily but there is often not a significant difference to the average consumer. Just as trying to time the stock market is a fool’s errand, there isn’t much benefit to waiting for the price of gold to rise further.
Is it worth more not scrapped?
Pawnshops that specialize in buying gold may sometimes offer you more money for your item as scrap. But there are a number of cases where the item is likely to be worth more. Antique and branded jewelry and watches for instance hold significant value, often increasing in value as years go by.
Why sell your scrap gold at Meriden Pawn?
- You don’t need to send your item by post anywhere.
- If your item is worth more whole, we’ll tell you.
- Specialist gold buyer and home of the “Gold King”.
Do you still have questions about selling scrap gold? Feel free to contact us.
