Bullion in Denver
Sell Gold and Silver Bullion in Denver
We buy bullion coins, bars and rounds from sellers across the Denver metro at private appointments. Each piece is weighed and tested in front of you, and the written offer follows the live spot price for gold or silver.
Private appointments across the Denver metro. We call back the same business day.
How bullion is priced
Bullion is the most straightforward thing we buy. We confirm the metal with non-destructive testing, weigh each piece on a calibrated scale and work from the live spot price for gold or silver at the time of your appointment. Well-known government coins such as Gold Eagles and Silver Eagles resell easily, and the offer reflects that.
One ounce American Gold Eagle at today’s spot price
33.93 grams × 91.67% gold = 1.0000 troy oz × spot today’s price = call for today’s value in metal
Melt value only. Collector value, when a coin has it, is priced separately and shown to you at the table.
What changes a bullion offer
- The live spot price for gold or silver sets the starting point.
- Government coins usually resell more easily than private rounds.
- Bars with a clear refiner stamp, weight and purity are simpler to verify.
- Dings and spots matter less on bullion than on collector coins.
- Proof versions and some dates carry collector demand, and we price those apart.
Bullion we buy in the Denver metro
- American Silver Eagles
- American Gold Eagles
- Gold Buffalos
- Canadian Gold Maple Leafs
- South African Krugerrands
- Mexican Silver Libertads
- Chinese Silver and Gold Pandas
- Silver bars and ingots
- Gold bars
- Silver rounds
What happens when we meet
- 1
Call or send the form
Tell us roughly what you have. We call back the same business day and set a private appointment at a time that suits you.
- 2
Bring everything as it is
Don't clean, polish or sort. Bring the jars, albums and jewelry box, plus a government-issued photo ID if you plan to sell.
- 3
Watch each piece get checked
Date, mint mark and grade for coins. Karat for gold. Non-destructive testing and a calibrated scale, right in front of you.
- 4
Take the written offer, or don't
Say yes and get paid that visit by cash, check or wire. Say no and leave with everything plus the item-by-item list.
Selling in Denver
From Leadville silver to the safe in the basement
Colorado has a long memory for metal prices. Leadville's silver boom in the late 1870s and 1880s made fortunes, and the silver crash of 1893 hit the state hard. A lot of people along the Front Range still keep one eye on the spot price. Much of the bullion we see was bought a tube at a time over many years by someone who liked owning metal they could hold.
It comes out of gun safes in Castle Rock and Parker, closet shelves in Highlands Ranch and Westminster, and now and then a shoebox under the bed. Some sellers are cashing in part of a stack they built on purpose. Others are a son or daughter who opened a parent's safe and found Silver Eagles still in their mint tubes, with no idea what the family paid for them.
There are several ways to sell bullion around Denver. Online marketplaces and mail-in buyers ask you to ship your metal and wait. Pawn shops and cash-for-gold kiosks often quote one number for the whole pile. We sit down with you, show you the scale reading and the test result for each bar or coin, and write a price next to every line so you can check our math against the spot price yourself.
Silver gets heavy fast. A few hundred ounces is more than most people want to carry across a parking lot, so a seller with a large stack can ask about a home visit when booking. For smaller amounts, we agree on where to meet when you call. Keep bars in their original sleeves or assay cards if you still have them, and leave coins in their tubes or capsules, since that packaging makes each piece quicker to check.
Counterfeit bars and coins do turn up, which is one more reason every piece gets tested. Our testing uses no acid and no scratching, so a genuine bar leaves the table looking exactly as it did when it arrived, whether you sell it or keep it. If a piece fails, we tell you plainly and hand it back.
The written offer is yours either way. Accept it and we pay at the same visit, by cash, check, or wire for a larger sale. Decline and you keep your metal and the list. Bring a government-issued photo ID if you plan to sell, and call 303-401-0104. We return calls the same business day.
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Questions
Common questions
How do you price Silver Eagles in Denver?
We price them against the live silver spot price at the time of your appointment. Each coin holds one troy ounce of .999 silver, and we confirm that with a non-destructive test and a calibrated scale. Silver Eagles are government coins that resell easily, which helps the offer. Your written list shows the figure for each tube or coin.
Do you buy gold bars and silver bars?
Yes. We buy gold and silver bars of most sizes, from small gram bars up to large silver ingots. Bars with a clear refiner stamp, weight and purity are the easiest to verify. Older or unmarked bars can still be bought once the metal checks out, and every bar is tested the same way, without acid or scratching.
Will testing damage my bullion?
No. Our testing is non-destructive, with no acid and no scratching, so a bar or coin looks the same after the test as before it. That matters if you decide to keep a piece or sell it somewhere else later. You watch each test at the table, and the result goes on your written list next to the weight.
I have a lot of silver. Can you come to me?
For larger collections and estates you can ask about a home visit when you call 303-401-0104. Silver adds up in weight quickly, and many sellers would rather not load several heavy boxes into a car. We agree on where to meet when you book, and the evaluation is free with no obligation to sell anything.
How will I be paid for bullion?
If you accept the written offer, you are paid at the same visit. We pay by cash or check, and by wire for larger sales. If you decide not to sell, you keep every piece along with the item-by-item list, which you are free to compare with other offers. Bring a government-issued photo ID if you plan to sell.
Find out what your coins and gold are worth. Then decide.
- Free evaluation, with no obligation to sell
- Every piece checked in front of you
- A written offer, item by item
- Paid the same visit if you say yes
Request your free offer
Three quick questions. We call back the same business day.
or call (303) 401-0104