Sell gold in Orange County.
Gold coins, gold bars and older U.S. gold, priced in dollars before you drive. Walk in to our Garden Grove store, or call first.
Today's gold prices
| Item | We pay |
|---|---|
| Gold bullion coins and bars | |
| 1 oz gold bullion coins 91.67% gold · 32.7 mm · 1 oz of fine gold each Coins marked 1 oz of fine gold: American Gold Eagles (any year), American Buffaloes, Canadian Maple Leafs and Krugerrands. | $3,491 per coin |
| 1/2 oz gold bullion coins 91.67% gold · 27 mm · 0.5 oz of fine gold each Coins marked 1/2 oz of fine gold, such as American Gold Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs and Krugerrands. | $1,745 per coin |
| 1/4 oz gold bullion coins 91.67% gold · 22 mm · 0.25 oz of fine gold each Coins marked 1/4 oz of fine gold, such as American Gold Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs and Krugerrands. | $873 per coin |
| 1/10 oz gold bullion coins 91.67% gold · 16.5 mm · 0.1 oz of fine gold each Coins marked 1/10 oz of fine gold, such as American Gold Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs and Krugerrands. | $349 per coin |
| Gold bars and rounds (fine troy oz) fine weight as stamped Bars, rounds and ingots marked with their fine gold weight and purity, such as “1 oz .9999 fine gold”. Enter the total: one such bar counts as 1, ten of them as 10. For a bar marked in grams, divide the grams by 31.1035 (10 grams is 0.3215 troy oz). | $3,491 per fine troy oz |
| U.S. gold coins before 1933 | |
| $20 gold coins (Liberty Head and Saint-Gaudens) .900 fine · 34 mm · 0.9675 oz of fine gold each Liberty Head $20 gold pieces (1850–1907) and Saint-Gaudens $20 gold pieces (1907–1933), any mintmark. Many older U.S. gold coins are worth more than their gold content because of their date, mintmark and condition. Bring them as they are, and we’ll look at each one. | $3,377 per coin |
| $10 gold coins (Liberty Head and Indian Head) .900 fine · 27 mm · 0.4838 oz of fine gold each Liberty Head $10 gold pieces (1838–1907) and Indian Head $10 gold pieces (1907–1933), any mintmark. | $1,689 per coin |
| $5 gold coins (Liberty Head and Indian Head) .900 fine · 21.6 mm · 0.2419 oz of fine gold each Liberty Head $5 gold pieces (1839–1908) and Indian Head $5 gold pieces (1908–1929), any mintmark. | $844 per coin |
| $2.50 gold coins (Liberty Head and Indian Head) .900 fine · 18 mm · 0.1209 oz of fine gold each Liberty Head $2.50 gold pieces (1840–1907) and Indian Head $2.50 gold pieces (1908–1929), any mintmark. | $422 per coin |
Estimated amount we pay
| Item | We pay |
|---|---|
| Your items | |
| Add what you have, and each line prints here with what we would pay for it. | |
How we price gold
Gold is priced by how much pure gold it holds. A coin or bar's weight and purity give its fine gold, and today's market gives the price of that gold. The figures above are what we pay for each item, in dollars, worked out that way and updated through the day.
At the counter we weigh and test every piece in front of you and write each item on its own line, so you can check every one. You can take the offer or leave it.
Older U.S. gold
Liberty, Indian Head and Saint-Gaudens gold pieces were struck from 1838 to 1933. Many are worth more to a collector than their gold content, because of their date, mintmark and condition. Bring them as they are, in any holders, and we'll look at each one.
Please don't clean or polish gold coins. Cleaning leaves fine scratches that lower what a coin is worth.
Coming from South County
Most drives come up the I-5 north to the 22 west; exit at Brookhurst Street or Euclid Street. Times are without traffic.
- Orange 13 min
- Tustin 14 min
- Costa Mesa 19 min
- Irvine 21 min
- Newport Beach 24 min
- Lake Forest 29 min
- Laguna Hills 30 min
- Foothill Ranch 32 mintoll
- Mission Viejo 33 min
- Rancho Santa Margarita 34 mintoll
- Laguna Beach 35 min
- Ladera Ranch 37 min
- Trabuco Canyon 42 mintoll
- Coto de Caza 43 mintoll
- Dana Point 44 min
- Rancho Mission Viejo 46 min
- San Clemente 46 min
Questions about selling gold
What gold do you buy?
Gold bullion coins such as American Eagles and Buffalos, Maple Leafs and Krugerrands; gold bars and rounds marked with their weight and purity; and U.S. gold coins from before 1933. If you have something else gold, call and tell us what it is.
How do you work out what you pay for gold?
We weigh each piece and test it in front of you, work out how much fine gold it holds, and price it from today’s market. The prices on this page are those figures for common coins and bars, updated through the day.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk in during store hours. If you are bringing a large amount, call first so we can set time aside for it.
What should I bring?
Your gold, just as it is, and a valid government photo ID such as a driver’s license, state ID or passport. You must be 18 or older to sell.