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The River and Canal Borough, Not the Boardwalk

Cash for Gold in Point Pleasant, New Jersey

Cash 4 Gold Trading Post

Point Pleasant is the borough on the Manasquan River and the canal, not the boardwalk town next door, and our nearest counter is close: the Brick store, about 5 miles out Route 88. Every piece you bring is tested at the counter while you watch.

The appraisal costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Anything you decide to keep goes home with you as it came.

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Point Pleasant, Ocean County · 12 to 15 minutes by car

How do you get from Point Pleasant to our Brick counter?

Take Route 88 west out of the borough into Brick Township and work over to Cedar Bridge Avenue, where the store sits at number 921 with parking at the door. From most of Point Pleasant that is about 5.4 miles and 12 to 15 minutes. Coming from the Bay Head side of the canal, add a few minutes if the Route 88 or Bridge Avenue bridge is up for a boat.

The Brick store is open Monday through Friday from 10 to 6 and closed Saturday and Sunday, so plan on a weekday. Call (732) 444-2094 to check before you go.

A borough since 1920

What a Point Pleasant household tends to bring in

Point Pleasant was carved out of Brick Township as its own borough in 1920, and five years later the Point Pleasant Canal was cut through it to join the Manasquan River to Barnegat Bay. Unlike the beach towns around it, it is mostly a year-round place: 18,941 people at the 2020 census, spread along the river, the canal and the creeks.

A year-round town brings in year-round jewelry. Class rings from Point Pleasant Borough High School and other schools. Wedding and engagement sets after a move or a divorce. Chains and bracelets that went out of style, gold from a parent's house being cleared, and coins that someone put away for decades.

Class rings to coin rolls

How a Point Pleasant lot is sorted before any offer

Most American class rings are 10K, which is 41.7 percent gold, though some are 14K at 58.5 and a few are a gold-colored alloy with no gold at all, so each one is tested with the XRF analyzer before it is weighed. Stones are set aside from the metal weight. Chains and bracelets are split by karat so a 14K piece is never paid at a 10K rate.

Coins are checked for collector value before melt. United States dimes, quarters and half dollars dated 1964 and earlier are 90 percent silver, and they are counted apart from later clad coins. The coins page and the gold jewelry page explain the rest.

From a Google review of our Brick store

What selling at the Brick counter is like

“I had a wonderful experience in here a few months ago very knowledgeable, super happy with my experience. Thanks”

Zorie G., five-star Google review of Cash 4 Gold Trading Post in Brick

We have no review yet that names Point Pleasant itself, so this one comes from the Brick store you would be driving to.

Sets and solitaires

Selling an engagement ring or wedding set from Point Pleasant

A wedding set is valued in parts. The bands are tested and weighed as gold or platinum, and each diamond is examined under magnification for carat, cut, color and clarity, with a GIA or AGS report counting where there is one. You hear a figure for the metal and one for the stones, and nothing is decided until you say so. See the engagement ring guide and the diamond buyers page.

Which parts of Point Pleasant do we hear from?

Lovelandtown by the canal, Clarks Landing and the marinas along the Manasquan River, the Arnold Avenue business district, the neighborhoods around Beaver Dam Creek, and the streets off Bridge Avenue toward Bay Head. Neighbors come from Point Pleasant Beach, Bay Head and the Brick line.

Lovelandtown Clarks Landing Arnold Avenue Beaver Dam Creek Point Pleasant Canal Bridge Avenue Point Pleasant Beach Bay Head

What do Point Pleasant sellers bring to Brick?

Gold of any karat, silver coins and sterling, platinum, diamonds and watches, whole or broken. Open a category to see how that kind of piece is judged before you drive over.

Cedar Bridge Avenue in Brick, weekdays

The store is at 921 Cedar Bridge Ave in Brick with parking at the door. Walk in on any weekday during the hours below; no appointment is needed.

Store details

Hours

Mon-Fri: 10 AM to 6 PM
Sat-Sun: Closed

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Before you head out Route 88

There is nothing to book. Do bring:

  • A government photo ID. New Jersey requires one to be recorded for every precious-metals purchase.
  • Every ring, chain and coin in question, including the ones you think are fake. Testing is free.
  • Coins as they are. Cleaning a coin can cut its collector value.
  • Any diamond report or appraisal you have. None of it is required.

Selling somewhere else in the state as well? The guide to selling gold in NJ covers the rules.

Usually a quarter of an hour

Selling Point Pleasant gold on a weekday

Walk in Monday through Friday with the pieces and your ID. Each item is tested and weighed where you can see it, gold is grouped by karat and coins by date and metal, and the offer is set against that day's live market, with diamonds and collector coins priced separately. Say yes and you are paid the same day; say no and it all goes home with you.

A class ring, an old wedding set, a jar of silver coins? Bring it out Route 88 to Brick and watch every piece tested, free.

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Point Pleasant cash for gold: frequently asked questions

Where is the nearest gold buyer to Point Pleasant?

Our Brick store at 921 Cedar Bridge Ave, about 5.4 miles and 12 to 15 minutes out Route 88. Phone (732) 444-2094.

Does the same store serve Point Pleasant and Point Pleasant Beach?

Yes. Both towns are closest to our Brick store on Cedar Bridge Avenue, a short drive west on Route 88.

Can I sell gold in Point Pleasant on a Saturday?

Not at Brick, which is open Monday through Friday from 10 to 6 and closed on weekends. Our Farmingdale store at 68 Main St, Unit 3 is open Saturday from 11 to 4.

Are old Point Pleasant class rings real gold?

Most are 10K, which is 41.7 percent gold, and some are 14K. A few are a gold-colored alloy with no gold in it, which is why every ring is tested before it is weighed.

Do you buy pre-1965 silver coins from Point Pleasant collections?

Yes. United States dimes, quarters and half dollars dated 1964 and earlier are 90 percent silver. They are checked for collector value first and bought on their silver content otherwise.

What do I need to bring to sell gold from Point Pleasant?

A valid government photo ID, which New Jersey requires for every precious-metals sale. Receipts and reports help but are never needed for an offer.

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