What we buy · Raleigh, North Carolina
From a single inherited piece to commercial quantities, NCGB provides private, professional evaluations for gold, silver, jewelry and eligible precious metals.
A complete evaluation
Tell the buying desk what you know. Weight, purity, quantity, market conditions and other relevant factors can be discussed as part of understanding the items and the offer.
Categories
Each category below answers the first questions people usually have. If you are still unsure, start with a photo or a private offer request.
Broken, outdated, mismatched, inherited or simply no longer worn, gold jewelry may still carry meaningful precious-metal value.
Common examples
Not sure what karat it is? That is okay. Identifying what you have is part of the evaluation process.
Get an Offer on Gold JewelryGold and silver coins, rounds, bars and eligible bullion can begin with a private conversation about what you have.
Common examples
Bring markings, packaging or documentation if you have them. You do not need to know the final value before you begin.
Get an Offer on Coins & Bullion
Sterling flatware, serving pieces, jewelry and collections can all be considered for evaluation.
Common examples
If you are not sure whether an item is sterling, bring it in or send a photo so the buying desk can discuss the next step.
Get an Offer on Sterling Silver
Gold, silver, platinum and eligible precious-metal items are evaluated according to the details that matter for the item.
Common examples
The buying desk can help you understand which details are relevant instead of asking you to identify everything first.
Get an Offer on Precious Metals
Inherited jewelry and collections deserve a discreet, organized first conversation.
Common examples
You can start with an approximate quantity and optional photos. A complete inventory is not required to request an evaluation.
Get an Offer on Estate Collections
NCGB works with jewelers, dealers and businesses managing scrap, slow-moving inventory and precious-metal volume.
Common examples
Use the dealer path when your items are part of a business relationship, recurring volume or commercial transaction.
Get an Offer on Commercial LotsNot sure what you have?
You do not need to identify every item before contacting NCGB. Understanding what you own is part of the evaluation process.
Start With a Photo
Questions about an item?
