Sell Gold For Cash
Altier Rare Coin & Jewelry Buyers is one of South Florida’s leading gold buyers. We pay real market value for your gold-related items. Buy & sell gold bullion in South Florida. We offer cash for gold.
Tell us about what you're selling:
Types of Gold We Buy
We offer same day payment for all types of gold:
- American Eagles
- American Buffalo’s
- Canadian Maple Leaf’s
- South African Krugerrand
- Mexican 50 Peso
- Bars (ingots) of all sizes
- Gold Jewelry – gold watches, necklaces, rings, earrings, bracelets or other types of gold jewelry
- Scrap Gold & Broken Gold Jewelry
How To Sell Gold To Us - 3 easy Steps
Get Same Day Payment For Your Items
Visit Our Shop
We’re located at 2416 N Federal Hwy, Lighthouse Point, FL 33064 and are open Monday - Friday from 10:00AM - 5:00PM and Saturday from 10:00AM - 3:00PM
Bring Your Items & an ID
We’ll look any items you bring in, whether its gold, silver, broken jewelry, luxury watches & more! Our appraisers will determine the value of your items. Don’t forget to bring an ID!
Get Your Offer
Once we’re done examining your items, we’ll put together an no-obligation offer. If accepted we’ll provide you same day payment for your items!
Sell Gold Bullion
A bullion bar (or ingot) is a rectangular bar of precious metal. Gold is the most popular choice, prized for its lasting value.
Gold bars are a popular way to invest because they let you buy in larger quantities and are easy to store. Private mints typically charge a smaller premium over gold’s market price than coins do, which can save you money per ounce.
The trade-off? Bars can be harder and more expensive to sell when you’re ready to cash in, and they tend to come in larger sizes than coins, making them less flexible. That’s why they’re best suited to investors holding for the long term.
Ready to sell your gold bars in South Florida? Altier Rare Coin & Jewelry Buyers pays top dollar for your gold. Look no further.
Get Cash for Gold Today
Visit our shop or give us a call today! We’ll give you the most for your gold bars, rounds, and coins in South Florida!
Sell Gold Rounds
A bullion round is much like a bar, but shaped like a coin and smaller in size. Unlike bullion coins—which are produced by government mints—rounds are made by private mints.
Rounds are known for their beautiful designs, giving them the familiar look and feel of coins. Because they’re smaller and already in a usable form, gold rounds are easier to sell and use than bars, making them a smart, flexible investment.
Ready to sell your gold rounds? Altier Rare Coin & Jewelry Buyers pays top dollar—get the real market price for your gold.
Sell Gold Bullion Coins
Gold bullion coins are shaped like rounds but have a few key differences. Unlike privately minted rounds, coins are produced exclusively by government mints and serve as legal tender in the country that issues them.
Because they’re government-backed, bullion coins are the most trusted option for new investors. Many also carry numismatic (collector) value, making them a favorite among coin collectors and hobbyists alike.
Famous gold bullion coins include the American Gold Eagle, Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, Chinese Gold Panda, and South African Krugerrand.
Ready to sell? Altier Rare Coin & Jewelry Buyers pays top dollar for Gold American Eagles, Canadian Gold Maple Leafs, South African Krugerrands, Chinese Gold Pandas, American Gold Buffalos, PAMP & Credit Suisse gold bars, Austrian Philharmonics, and all other gold bullion coins.
Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Gold
How do you determine the value of my gold?
We look at several factors. First, we test your gold to verify its karat (purity), then weigh it to determine the exact amount of precious metal present. We also consider any historical or collectible significance the piece may carry. Finally, we base our offer on the current spot price of gold, which we track live through Kitco.com to ensure you get a fair, up-to-date price.
What's the difference between a bullion round and a bullion coin?
Both are coin-shaped, but the key difference is who makes them. Bullion coins are produced by government mints and serve as legal tender in the country that issues them—examples include the Gold American Eagle and Canadian Gold Maple Leaf. Bullion rounds are made by private mints and carry no face value, though they often feature beautiful designs. Coins tend to be more widely recognized and may carry collector value, while rounds are typically a lower-cost way to own gold.
What is the price of gold today?
Gold prices change throughout the day based on the market. You can check the live spot price anytime at Kitco.com. When you bring your gold to us, we base our offer on the current spot price so you always get a fair deal.
How much gold can I sell at once?
There’s typically no limit to how much gold you can sell. Keep in mind that for larger transactions, we may issue your payout by check rather than cash, depending on the amount. Either way, we’ll walk you through the process and make sure you’re paid fairly.
Do you buy broken gold jewelry?
Yes, we do! The condition doesn’t matter—broken, damaged, or mismatched gold jewelry is still valuable. We base our offer on the karat (purity) and weight of the gold, so you can turn those unwanted pieces into cash.