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Cash for Gold in Tinton Falls, New Jersey

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Tinton Falls is named for the small waterfall on Pine Brook near Tinton Avenue, where an ironworks was running in the 1670s. The borough was called New Shrewsbury until residents renamed it in 1975. For most of its roughly 19,000 people, the nearest place to sell gold is our Farmingdale store at 68 Main St, Unit 3, about 7 miles south down Shafto Road, County Route 547, and usually around 15 minutes.

There is no charge to find out. Your pieces are read and weighed in plain view, and anything you choose not to sell comes home with you.

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A borough of sections, not one downtown

Wayside, Pine Brook, the old fort land and the Parkway exits

Tinton Falls grew as a set of separate places rather than around a single main street. Wayside sits along Wayside Road near the Ocean Township and Wall lines, the falls and the old village are by Tinton Avenue and Sycamore Avenue, and Pine Brook, Green Grove and West Shrewsbury fill in around Hope Road and Shrewsbury Avenue. The Garden State Parkway cuts through the middle of the borough, which is why so many residents commute north.

Along the Eatontown line, part of the old Fort Monmouth lies inside the borough. The Army post, long home of the Signal Corps, closed in 2011, and a good number of Tinton Falls households have a parent or grandparent who worked there, in uniform or as a civilian engineer. The borough is also home to several large retirement and 55-and-over communities.

What comes over from Tinton Falls

Downsizing jewelry boxes, service-era keepsakes and gold coins

Much of what Tinton Falls sellers bring is the result of a move. A couple leaving a four-bedroom house for a retirement community has to decide what fits in a smaller closet, and the jewelry box is often where they start: bracelets that have not been worn in years, single earrings, a spare wedding band, a chain with a broken clasp. Most of it is 14K at 58.5 percent gold or 10K at 41.7 percent, and each piece is read on its own.

Families of Fort Monmouth retirees also bring retirement watches, gold tie bars and cufflinks, and sometimes a few gold or silver coins bought decades ago as savings. Coins are checked for collector value before anyone talks about melt. The coin buying page covers how that works, and the watch page explains how an old watch is judged.

A Google review of our Farmingdale store

A seller on how the gold testing was explained

“The owner Sean was amazing. He explained the process of gold testing in detail. He is very knowledgeable. Honest and friendly. This will be my go to place when scrapping unwanted jewelry.”

Wendy W., five-star Google review of Cash 4 Gold Trading Post in Farmingdale

Before the move

Going through a jewelry box when you are downsizing

Do it before the movers come, not after, so small pieces do not get lost in packing. Set aside anything you want a family member to have. Put the rest in one bag, including the pieces you think are costume, because a surprising number turn out to be gold. Keep watches with their boxes and papers if you still have them, and leave coins in their holders and uncleaned.

If a parent is moving into assisted living and there is a whole house to settle, the estate buyers service can review larger collections at the home, and the New Jersey estate jewelry guide walks through the paperwork.

Down Shafto Road to Farmingdale

From Wayside, take Shafto Road, County Route 547, south through Wall Township toward Farmingdale and follow it to Main Street, where the store is at number 68. From the north end of the borough you can also take the Parkway south to Route 33 west. Either way it is roughly 6 to 8 miles, usually about 15 minutes.

Store details

Hours

Mon-Fri: 10 AM to 6 PM
Sat: 11 AM to 4 PM
Sun: Closed

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Good to know before you drive down

No appointment is ever needed.

  • New Jersey law requires a government photo ID for each precious-metals sale, so bring yours.
  • If you are helping a parent sell, they should come along with their own ID.
  • Weekdays run 10 to 6; Saturday is 11 to 4 and Sunday is closed.
  • Watch boxes, coin holders and old receipts are useful but never required.

First time selling gold? The New Jersey gold selling guide covers the basics.

Which Tinton Falls neighborhoods sell with us?

Every part of the borough: Wayside, Pine Brook, Green Grove, West Shrewsbury, the Hope Road and Tinton Avenue corridors, and the side near the former Fort Monmouth. Neighbors in Shrewsbury Township, Eatontown, Colts Neck and Wall come to the same Farmingdale counter.

Wayside Pine Brook Green Grove West Shrewsbury Hope Road Tinton Avenue Eatontown Colts Neck Wall Township

What do Tinton Falls sellers bring to Farmingdale?

Downsizing jewelry, watches and coins top the list. Pick a category to see how it is valued.

Plan on about a quarter hour

How a Tinton Falls visit goes at the Farmingdale store

Hand over your ID, then the pieces. Watches, coins and anything with a stone are looked at first for value beyond metal. Each gold item then goes under the XRF analyzer by itself and onto a certified scale you can read from your side of the counter. The offer is tied to that day's live gold price, and any coin, watch or diamond value is shown on its own line. Take the cash that day or take everything home; either is fine.

Downsizing and not sure what the jewelry box is worth? Bring it from Tinton Falls to Farmingdale and see every piece tested, free.

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Tinton Falls cash for gold: frequently asked questions

Where is the closest place to sell gold near Tinton Falls, NJ?

Cash 4 Gold Trading Post at 68 Main St, Unit 3 in Farmingdale, roughly 6 to 8 miles south of Tinton Falls by Shafto Road, County Route 547, usually about 15 minutes. Phone (732) 489-1314.

What hours is the Farmingdale store open for Tinton Falls sellers?

Monday through Friday from 10 to 6 and Saturday from 11 to 4, closed on Sunday. No appointment needed. Bring a valid government photo ID, which New Jersey requires on every precious-metals sale.

Can I sell my parent's jewelry for them before a move to a retirement community?

The owner of the jewelry should come in with their own photo ID, because New Jersey records the seller on every sale. You are welcome to come along and help. For an estate, bring the executor paperwork.

Do you buy old retirement watches that no longer run?

Yes. A watch is judged on its maker and model first, and a solid gold case is tested and weighed. A stopped watch can still be worth more than its gold.

Do Eatontown, Shrewsbury and Colts Neck sellers use the same store?

Yes. Eatontown, Shrewsbury Township, Colts Neck and Wall all come to the same Farmingdale counter on Main Street.

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