Estate Gold and Jewelry Buyers in San Diego

We help San Diego families and executors sort through jewelry boxes, coin collections and silver. We go piece by piece, explain what each item is worth, and make one offer for what you want to sell.

Private appointments. No obligation to sell.

Box of estate coins and jewelry being sorted in San Diego

How estate buying works

An estate often mixes gold, silver, coins, watches and costume pieces. We sort it with you, set aside anything worth more than melt, and price the rest on today's metal values.

What can raise or lower the price

  • Collector coins and designer pieces can be worth more than melt.
  • Costume jewelry has little metal value, and we tell you which pieces are costume.
  • Sterling flatware is priced by silver weight.
  • Paperwork like appraisals and receipts helps.

What happens at your appointment

1 Bring a photo IDCalifornia law requires a valid government photo ID for every precious metals sale, and we record it.
2 We test each pieceEvery item is tested for purity at the table, in front of you.
3 We weigh and priceEach lot is weighed where you can see the reading, and we work out the value with today's spot price.
4 You decideTake the offer or take your items home. There is no charge either way.

Estate buying in San Diego

Many estates we see come from long-time San Diego homes in Point Loma, La Jolla, Coronado and the North County coast, and from retirement communities in Rancho Bernardo. Children handling a parent's estate often find jewelry, coins and silver no one has looked at in years.

You do not need to sort anything first. Bring the whole box, or for larger estates, ask about a home visit when you call.

Executors should bring the court documents that name them as executor or administrator.

Call 619-396-2057 to talk through what you have.

Questions about estate buying

Will you come to the house for a large estate?

Ask when you call. For larger estates and collections we can plan a visit.

Do I need to sort things first?

No. We sort with you, piece by piece.

What should an executor bring?

A photo ID and the court documents that name you as executor or administrator.

Get help with an estate

Leave your name, number and what you are selling. We call back to answer questions and set a time that suits you.

No obligation to sell. We use your number only to set up your evaluation.

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