Nearly every gold and silver dealer’s website includes some version of the phrase “we buy it back.” While this may sound reassuring, the statement itself tells you very little. A

You didn’t plan on selling jewelry on this trip. Maybe it’s an old ring you never wear, gold you brought as backup cash, or something inherited that’s been sitting in

If you’re comparing states before you buy gold or silver, taxes are usually the deciding factor. Nevada sales tax on gold and silver works differently than in most of the

A customer once came in with two watches side by side: his grandfather’s 1960s Rolex Submariner, showing its age with a worn yet authentic character, and his own barely-used modern

People decide to sell an engagement ring for all kinds of reasons — an upgrade, a change in life circumstances, an inherited piece that’s never been worn, or simply the

People decide to sell an engagement ring in Las Vegas for all kinds of reasons — an upgrade, a change in life circumstances, an inherited piece that’s never been worn,

A retired schoolteacher came into our showroom last spring holding a small silver coin she’d bought decades ago on a trip to Rome — worn, dark with age, and stamped

A customer once brought in her grandmother’s diamond ring, insurance paperwork in hand, confused and more than a little upset — her homeowner’s policy listed it at $8,000, but the

A collector called our showroom last week, kitchen scale in hand, trying to figure out if a “silver” quarter he’d found in an old jar was actually pre-1965 silver or

A wooden silverware chest arrived at our showroom last month, untouched since a wedding several decades ago. Inside were 12 place settings, each still resting in its original felt-lined slot.