Wholesale Gold Buying & Dealer Price Sheet
Wholesale Gold Buying & Dealer Price Sheet
Cash for Old Jewelry works with jewelers, pawnbrokers, gold buyers, estate dealers, coin shops, dental offices, and other professional sellers who regularly accumulate gold jewelry and precious-metal material.
This page is for trade and commercial sellers looking to sell material outright. We purchase dealer lots at our office in Ambler, Pennsylvania and can also identify jewelry, diamonds, gemstones, watches, coins, and estate pieces that may deserve separate consideration rather than being treated as ordinary scrap.
Looking to sell personal or household gold?
Visit our consumer gold buyer page.
Have a dealer lot ready?
Call 215-792-3434 to discuss the material and arrange a visit.
Dealer & Wholesale Gold Price Sheet
Professional sellers can use our current dealer price sheet as a reference for the types of precious-metal material we purchase.
Because precious-metal markets change, rates and purchase offers depend on current market conditions, actual purity, weight, material type, and the items presented at the time of the transaction.
The dealer price sheet is intended as purchasing information for professional sellers and should not be treated as a guaranteed quote for unidentified or untested material.
Who Our Wholesale Buying Program Is For
Our wholesale purchasing program is designed for businesses and professional sellers who regularly encounter jewelry and precious metals, including:
- Jewelry stores
- Bench jewelers
- Estate jewelry dealers
- Pawn shops and pawnbrokers
- Cash-for-gold businesses
- Gold and precious-metal buyers
- Coin shops
- Antique dealers
- Auctioneers
- Estate liquidators
- Secondhand dealers
- Dental offices
- Other professional and trade sellers
Whether you occasionally accumulate material that does not fit your inventory or regularly handle larger lots, we can evaluate material for a direct purchase.
Gold Buying for Jewelers
Jewelry stores and professional jewelers often accumulate pieces that are broken, outdated, unwanted, damaged, incomplete, or simply not appropriate for their retail inventory.
We purchase commercial jewelry lots containing items such as:
- 10K gold jewelry
- 14K gold jewelry
- 18K gold jewelry
- Higher-karat gold
- Broken chains and bracelets
- Damaged rings and settings
- Single earrings
- Unwanted finished jewelry
- Mixed-karat jewelry lots
- Platinum jewelry
- Jewelry containing diamonds and gemstones
When appropriate, we also look beyond metal content to identify pieces that may have additional resale, estate, designer, gemstone, or collectible characteristics.
Gold Buying for Pawn Shops & Cash-for-Gold Businesses
Pawn shops, gold-buying stores, and other precious-metal buyers may accumulate jewelry that they prefer to sell rather than hold as inventory.
We provide another outlet for professional sellers who want to liquidate:
- Gold jewelry lots
- Broken jewelry
- Mixed-karat material
- Platinum jewelry
- Diamond jewelry
- Estate and vintage jewelry
- Designer and signed pieces
- Other qualifying precious-metal items
You do not necessarily need to separate every desirable jewelry item from ordinary gold before bringing a lot to us.
We can examine the material and identify pieces that may warrant separate consideration.
Dental Gold & Precious Metals
We also purchase dental precious-metal material from dental professionals and other qualifying sellers.
Dental alloys vary considerably. Crowns, bridges, and other dental material may contain different combinations of gold and other metals, so dental material should not automatically be valued according to a standard jewelry karat assumption.
You do not need to polish or alter dental material before bringing it in.
If your office has accumulated dental precious metals that you would like evaluated for purchase, call 215-792-3434 before visiting.
Commercial Lots Can Contain More Than Scrap
One advantage of having a jewelry-focused buyer examine a dealer lot is that not every item necessarily belongs in the same category.
A mixed lot can contain:
- Ordinary scrap gold
- Finished jewelry
- Antique and vintage jewelry
- Signed or designer jewelry
- Diamond jewelry
- Colored gemstones
- Luxury or vintage watches
- Gold coins
- Collectible pieces
When appropriate, we can separate straightforward precious-metal material from pieces that deserve a different type of evaluation.
A Victorian brooch, Art Deco ring, signed bracelet, collectible watch, or numismatic gold coin should not automatically be treated the same way as an ordinary broken chain.
Diamonds & Gemstones in Dealer Lots
Our team includes GIA Graduate Gemologists, so jewelry containing diamonds and colored gemstones can receive additional consideration when appropriate.
Depending on the material, we may consider:
- Larger diamonds
- Diamond jewelry
- Natural colored gemstones
- Sapphires
- Rubies
- Emeralds
- Signed jewelry
- Estate and antique jewelry
Not every stone has a meaningful secondary-market value, but commercial jewelry lots should not automatically be stripped down to metal without first identifying what is present.
Estate, Antique & Vintage Jewelry From the Trade
Our business deals extensively with estate, antique, vintage, and inherited jewelry.
If a dealer lot contains an older piece, relevant characteristics may include:
- Maker or designer
- Age and period
- Craftsmanship
- Diamonds and gemstones
- Condition
- Originality
- Rarity
- Current secondary-market demand
When a piece has a viable market as jewelry, it may deserve to be considered as a complete piece instead of solely according to its precious-metal content.
→ Learn more about our estate, antique and vintage jewelry expertise
Luxury Watches in Dealer Lots
Gold and platinum watches should also be identified before being treated purely as precious metal.
A vintage or luxury watch may require evaluation based on:
- Manufacturer
- Model and reference
- Movement
- Dial
- Case
- Bracelet
- Originality
- Condition
- Rarity
- Current collector demand
Our team includes watch specialists who can examine collectible watches separately from ordinary precious-metal material.
→ Learn more about our vintage and luxury watch buying
Gold Coins & Bullion
Gold coins and bullion should generally be separated conceptually from ordinary jewelry scrap because coins may require different evaluation.
A gold coin may have precious-metal value, numismatic value, collector demand, date or mint significance, condition considerations, or third-party certification.
Our team includes numismatic specialists who can examine gold coins and coin collections in the appropriate context.
→ Learn more about selling gold coins and coin collections
Direct Purchase vs. Refining
This wholesale page covers the direct purchase of dealer and commercial material.
Some professional sellers simply want to sell a lot outright rather than send material through a refining process. Others want to compare the expected economics of refining with a direct purchase.
Our separate refinery-alternative program is designed specifically for that comparison and explains why jewelry, stones, watches, estate pieces, and other saleable items may deserve consideration before an entire lot is treated as melt material.
How a Wholesale Gold Sale Works
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Contact us about the lot.
Call 215-792-3434 and let us know what type of material you have. -
Bring the material to our Ambler office.
Appointments are recommended for dealer lots so adequate time can be reserved for the transaction. -
We examine the material.
Straightforward precious-metal material can be evaluated for purity and weight, while jewelry, stones, watches, coins, or collectible pieces can be separated for additional consideration when appropriate. -
You receive a purchase offer.
The offer is based on the material presented and current market conditions. -
You decide whether to sell.
There is no obligation to complete the transaction if you do not accept the offer. - If you accept, payment is made promptly.
Recurring Dealer & Professional Sellers
We welcome conversations with professional sellers who regularly accumulate jewelry and precious-metal material.
If you operate a jewelry store, pawn shop, gold-buying business, estate business, coin shop, dental office, or another business that frequently handles precious metals, contact us to discuss your material and how a recurring dealer relationship may work.
Call 215-792-3434.
What to Bring With a Dealer Lot
Bring the material you would like evaluated along with any documentation that may help identify unusual or higher-value pieces.
Useful items may include:
- Diamond grading reports
- Designer documentation
- Watch boxes and papers
- Coin certifications
- Original jewelry boxes
- Receipts or provenance information
- Other records associated with important pieces
Documentation is not required for ordinary precious-metal material.
Why Professional Sellers Work With Cash for Old Jewelry
- Professional jewelers on our team
- GIA Graduate Gemologists
- Numismatic specialists
- Watch specialists
- More than 80 years of combined industry experience
- Experience with gold, platinum, diamonds, gemstones, estate jewelry, watches, and coins
- Ability to consider saleable jewelry separately from straightforward scrap
- Direct purchase offers
- No obligation to complete a transaction
- Physical office in Ambler, Pennsylvania
Wholesale Gold Buyer in Ambler, Pennsylvania
Cash for Old Jewelry
31 E Butler Avenue, Floor 2
Ambler, PA 19002
215-792-3434
Hours: Monday through Friday, 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM.
Appointments are recommended for dealer and commercial lots so we can reserve appropriate time for the material being presented.
Private parking is available behind the building, with additional parking nearby.
Our office is located on the second floor and does not have an elevator. If you need a ground-level or accessible meeting, please arrange it with us in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wholesale Gold Buying
Do you buy gold from jewelry stores?
Yes. We purchase gold jewelry and qualifying precious-metal lots from jewelers and other professional sellers.
Do you buy from pawn shops?
Yes. Pawn shops and other gold-buying businesses can contact us about commercial jewelry and precious-metal lots.
Do you work with other cash-for-gold businesses?
Yes. We can provide another outlet for professional gold buyers who accumulate jewelry and precious-metal material.
Do you buy dental gold?
Yes. We evaluate dental precious-metal material. Dental alloys vary, so each lot should be evaluated based on the actual material presented.
Do I need to sort all of the jewelry before coming in?
Not necessarily. We can help identify material that requires a different evaluation from straightforward precious-metal scrap.
Do you consider diamonds and gemstones?
Yes. When stones have relevant secondary-market value, they can be considered separately from the metal when appropriate.
What if a lot contains antique or designer jewelry?
We evaluate saleable estate, antique, vintage, and designer jewelry separately when appropriate rather than automatically treating every item as ordinary scrap.
Do you buy gold coins?
Yes, but collectible and numismatic coins require a different evaluation from ordinary jewelry scrap. Our team includes numismatic specialists.
Is the dealer price sheet a guaranteed purchase quote?
No. Precious-metal markets change, and final purchase offers depend on current market conditions, actual purity, weight, material type, and the items presented.
Do I need an appointment for a dealer lot?
Appointments are recommended so adequate time can be reserved, particularly for larger or mixed commercial lots.
Have a Dealer Lot to Sell?
If you are a jeweler, pawn shop, gold buyer, estate dealer, coin shop, dental office, or other professional seller with gold jewelry or precious-metal material, contact us to discuss your lot.
Cash for Old Jewelry
31 E Butler Avenue, Floor 2
Ambler, PA 19002
Wholesale & Dealer Purchasing • Dealer Price Sheet • Professional Trade Sellers • No Obligation to Sell
Selling personal gold rather than business inventory? Visit our gold buyer page for individual sellers.
Refinery Payout Versus Selling To Us for Jewelry
A refinery may advertise a 94%, 95%, 96%, 97%, even 98% payout, but your actual return can be affected by melt loss and assay results. This is why many jewelers get frustrated with the lack of clarity when selling their gold. Use the calculator below to compare the theoretical melt value of your jewelry with an estimated refinery settlement. You will see selling outright as is generally is a better/more consistent payout.
Cash For Old Jewelry also evaluates diamonds, gemstones, antique jewelry, and desirable pieces that may be worth more intact than as scrap.
This calculator is for illustration and comparison purposes only. Actual refinery settlements vary based on assay, weight adjustments, fees, refining terms, and other factors. The 94% payout, 1.5% melt loss, and probable assay results shown here are example assumptions and are not intended to represent every refinery.
CLICK THE BELOW LINK TO GET A PRICE SHEET FOR DEALERS
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