Gold has crossed $3,000 per troy ounce and is sitting at all-time highs. If you have gold sitting in a drawer in Monmouth County and have not thought about what it is worth in this market, it is worth five minutes of your time.
At the current gold price, things that did not feel significant a few years ago are worth real money. A single 14-karat gold ring. A broken necklace. A handful of coins. That math has changed.
The Numbers at Current Prices
Here is what the current market looks like for common items:
A 14-karat gold ring at 4 grams contains about 2.3 grams of pure gold. At current spot, that is roughly $225 in metal value for one ring. A heavier 14-karat chain or bracelet at 10 grams is over $560.
An American Gold Eagle (1 troy ounce) is worth more than $3,000 right now at spot. A pre-1933 Double Eagle contains 0.9675 troy ounces, putting its metal value above $2,900. Silver is also up — a 90% silver dollar carries over $23 in silver content at current prices.
If you inherited coins or jewelry and have not checked what the metal is worth since the market moved, now is the time to look.
What We Buy at Our Millstone Location
Our store at 494 Monmouth Road handles gold, silver, coins, and estate pieces:
- Gold jewelry at all karats (10k, 14k, 18k, 22k, 24k)
- Broken and damaged gold — chains, earrings, rings, everything
- Class rings, estate jewelry, pieces from any era
- Gold coins: American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, pre-1933 U.S. coins
- Silver coins: Morgan dollars, Peace dollars, Walking Liberty halves, Roosevelt dimes, junk silver
- Silver bullion bars and rounds
- Platinum jewelry
- Diamonds and other estate valuables
We handle individual pieces and full estate lots. If you are settling a family estate in Monmouth County and want to sort through coins and jewelry in one trip, that is a normal transaction here.
Our Coin Shop at Millstone
Millstone is one of the stores where our CoinShop lane runs. If you are specifically looking for a coin buyer in Monmouth County with experience in numismatic material and not just a scale and a spot quote, see our Millstone Coin Shop page.
We look at both metal value and collector value. Common bullion coins trade close to spot. Better-date Morgan dollars, low-mintage issues, and high-grade specimens can carry premiums above melt. We do not treat a collectible coin as scrap metal.
Why Walk In Rather Than Mail It
Mail-in services ask you to ship first and accept later. You are trusting a number you did not see calculated, waiting for a check, and dealing with a return process if you disagree.
At 494 Monmouth Road, you walk in with your items. We test, weigh, and explain the offer in front of you. You decide on the spot. If you accept, you leave with cash. If you want to think about it, you take your items back — no fee, no pressure.
For full details on this location, visit our Millstone location page.
Visit Us in Millstone
Cash 4 Gold Trading Post — Millstone 494 Monmouth Rd, Suite 5, Millstone, NJ Phone: (732) 444-2022 Hours: Monday through Saturday, 10AM to 6PM
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check my gold before coming in? Look for a stamp on rings (inside the band) or on necklace clasps. Common marks: 10K, 14K, 18K, 585, 750, 417. No stamp does not mean it is not gold, but it requires testing to confirm. Bring it in and we will tell you what it is.
What if I have a mix of gold, silver, and coins? Bring everything. We evaluate each metal category separately against its respective spot price. One trip, one transaction, one cash payment for the total.
Do you buy coins even if they are not gold? Yes. Silver coins are active right now with silver also in a strong market. Pre-1965 U.S. coins (the 90% silver dimes, quarters, halves) are worth buying based on silver content. Collectible coins may have numismatic value above and beyond the metal.
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