Gold Buyers - Silver Selling in NY New York

NY GOLD & SILVER BUYERS

Gold is at an all time high. You get top dollar when sell gold direct, so forget pawn shops & jewelry stores. Eliminate the middlemen & sell your gold or silver direct to NY Gold & Silver BUYERS.

Clean out your jewelry box and come in to NY Gold Buyers. Let one of our experts turn that unused gold or silver that is lying around into $$$s.

HONEST & PROFESSIONAL GOLD BUYERS

We have been in the Gold buying business for over 30 years. This duration of success comes by providing an HONEST value to your gold.

Our gold buying retail location is secure and professional. We provide a comfortable and pressure free environment. Many jewelry stores and pawn shops have a reputation for not providing honest pricing on gold purchases. We strive to offer top prices for your gold or silver. We are HONEST NY Gold buyers.

OUR SISTER COMPANY IS:

CT GOLD AND SILVER BUYERS IN CONNECTICUT

Store Pic

HIGH PRICES PAID!
FOR YOUR GOLD, SILVER, DIAMONDS
AND MORE!

WHAT DO WE BUY?

BRING US ANYTHING - HONEST BUYERS Don't be afraid to call or walk in with anything. If you are unsure if it is real, we will test it and give you a fair appraisal. We will not pressure you and we are sure you will find our staff honest and helpful. Many customers have come to us thinking that they had nothing of value, only to find us giving them thousands of dollars for their gold or silver.
NY TOWNS WE SERVICE
AMAWALK AMENIA ARDEN ARDSLEY ARDSLEY ON HUDSON ARMONK BALDWIN PLACE BEACON BEAR MOUNTAIN BEDFORD BEDFORD HILLS BILLINGS BLAUVELT BLOOMING GROVE BREWSTER BRIARCLIFF MANOR BUCHANAN CAMPBELL HALL CARMEL CASTLE POINT CENTRAL VALLEY CHAPPAQUA CHELSEA CHESTER CLINTONDALE COLD SPRING CONGERS CORNWALL CORNWALL ON HUDSON CORTLANDT MANOR CROMPOND CROSS RIVER CROTON FALLS CROTON ON HUDSON DOBBS FERRY DOVER PLAINS ELMSFORD ESOPUS FISHKILL FORT MONTGOMERY GARDINER GARNERVILLE GARRISON GLENHAM GOLDENS BRIDGE GRANITE SPRINGS HARRIMAN HARTSDALE	HAVERSTRAW HAWTHORNE HIGHLAND HIGHLAND FALLS HIGHLAND MILLS HOLMES HOPEWELL JUNCTION HUGHSONVILLE HYDE PARK IRVINGTON JEFFERSON VALLEY KATONAH LAGRANGEVILLE LAKE PEEKSKILL LINCOLNDALE MAHOPAC MAHOPAC FALLS MARLBORO MARYKNOLL MAYBROOK MILLBROOK MILLWOOD MILTON MODENA MOHEGAN LAKE MONROE MONROE MONSEY MONTGOMERY MONTROSE MOUNT KISCO MOUNTAINVILLE NANUET NEW CITY NEW PALTZ NEW WINDSOR NEWBURGH NORTH SALEM NYACK ORANGEBURG OSSINING PATTERSON PAWLING PEARL RIVER PEEKSKILL PIERMONT PLATTEKILL POUND RIDGE	PLEASANT VALLEY PLEASANTVILLE POMONA PORT CHESTER POUGHKEEPSIE POUGHQUAG PURCHASE PURDYS PUTNAM VALLEY ROCK TAVERN SALISBURY MILLS SALT POINT SHENOROCK SHRUB OAK SLOATSBURG SOMERS SOUTH SALEM SOUTHFIELDS SPARKILL SPRING VALLEY STONY POINT STORMVILLE SUFFERN TALLMAN TARRYTOWN THIELLS THORNWOOD TOMKINS COVE VAILS GATE VALHALLA VALLEY COTTAGE VERBANK VERPLANCK WACCABUC WALDEN WALLKILL WAPPINGERS FALLS WASHINGTONVILLE WASSAIC WEST HARRISON WEST HAVERSTRAW WEST NYACK WEST PARK WEST POINT WHITE PLAINS WINGDALE YORKTOWN HEIGHTS
GOLD PAST AND PRESENT History of gold From the first discoveries of gold in ancient times, its beauty and the ease with which it could be worked have inspired craftsmen to use it to create ornaments, not just for adornment, but as potent symbols of wealth and power. The first pure gold coins were struck by King Croesus of Lydia (present-day Turkey) during his reign between 560 and 547 BC and gold coins have continued as legal tender since that time. More >> Mine production It is known that the Egyptians mined gold before 2000 BC and the first coin containing gold was struck in the eighth century BC. The best estimates available suggest that the total volume of gold mined over history is approximately 158,000 tonnes, of which around 65% has been mined since 1950. Production has been on a downward trend since 2001, due principally to the reduction in exploration budgets that accompanied the low price of the late 1990s and the consequent fall in the number of major new gold discoveries. Independent analysts believe mine output will remain relatively flat for the next few years. For a history of gold mining >> (C) World Gold Council