How it works, start to finish
- 01
Book a time
Call or request an appointment online. Same-day times are often open on weekdays, and we confirm the meeting details when you book.
- 02
Bring your gold
Bring everything in one bag, along with a valid government photo ID.
- 03
Testing
We check the karat of each piece with an electronic tester and an acid test while you watch.
- 04
Weighing
Each piece goes on a calibrated scale you can read yourself.
- 05
Valuation
We price each piece from its tested karat, its weight, and today's gold spot price.
- 06
Your written offer
Every piece gets its own line, so you can sell all of it, some of it, or none of it.
- 07
Payment
Say yes and you're paid the same visit. Say no and your gold goes home with you.
What to bring
- Your gold, just as it is. No need to clean, sort or untangle anything.
- A valid government photo ID. Texas law requires ID for precious metal sales.
- Coins in their holders and bars in their assay cards, if they have them.
- The box and papers for a brand-name watch, if you still have them.
What we pay cash for
We also pay cash for gold watches, gold chains, dental gold, and antique gold jewelry. See everything we buy.
Getting here from around DFW
Appointments take place in Dallas. We confirm the exact details when you book, so you're never hunting for a storefront. Here's how sellers usually come in:
- Dallas
- US-75, I-35E, I-30, I-635 or the Dallas North Tollway, depending on your side of town.
- Plano
- Most Plano sellers take US-75 south or come down the Dallas North Tollway, and some use the President George Bush Turnpike to connect.
- Irving
- Irving sellers usually take SH-183 or SH-114 east toward Dallas, or use I-635 or the President George Bush Turnpike from the north side of town.
- Garland
- From Garland, most people take I-635 or I-30 into Dallas, and those up near Firewheel often use the President George Bush Turnpike.
- Richardson
- Richardson sellers usually take US-75 south into Dallas, with I-635 and the President George Bush Turnpike as handy connectors.
- Frisco
- Frisco sellers most often come down the Dallas North Tollway, and some take SH-121 to US-75 or the President George Bush Turnpike.
- Grand Prairie
- Grand Prairie sellers usually take I-30 east into Dallas, or head up SH-360 or SH-161 to connect with other highways.
- Carrollton
- Carrollton sellers usually take I-35E south into Dallas, or use the President George Bush Turnpike or I-635 to reach the Tollway or US-75.
- Mesquite
- Mesquite sellers usually take I-30 or US-80 west into Dallas, with I-635 and I-20 as other good options.
- Addison
- Addison sellers usually take the Dallas North Tollway south or hop on I-635, and Belt Line Road connects easily to both.