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Gold & Silver Buyers in Greensboro, NC

Greensboro, NC has 2 gold & silver buyers in our directory, averaging 4.7 stars. Top-rated locally: Ashmore Rare Coins and Metals (4.7★, 129 reviews) and Gold-N-Silver Shop (4.7★, 63 reviews).

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Ashmore Rare Coins and Metals

Greensboro, NC

Ashmore Rare Coins and Metals is a full-service rare coin dealer in Greensboro, North Carolina, established in 1987. The firm buys and sells rare coins worldwide and is a major buyer of estates, purchasing gold, silver, and platinum scrap jewelry along with diamonds and gems. President Ash Harrison is described as one of the country's leading Morgan dollar specialists and a past president of the Society of Silver Dollar Collectors. The company is among the larger scrap jewelry buyers in North Carolina and emphasizes educating customers so they can make informed decisions when selling. It holds an A plus rating with the Better Business Bureau.

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Gold & Silver Buyers in Greensboro, NC at a glance

2 gold & silver buyers in Greensboro, NC, 2 of them rated across 192 Google reviews, averaging 4.7★.

2 state outright that they buy gold and silver.

Most common specialties: U.S. coins (2).

Metal is priced off the day's spot, so the only number worth comparing between these buyers is the percentage of spot they pay. Ask for it that way and the comparison takes a phone call.

Frequently asked questions

How many gold & silver buyers are in Greensboro?+

2 gold & silver buyers are listed in Greensboro, rated 4.7★ on average.

What's the best-rated gold & silver buyer in Greensboro?+

Among those with a meaningful number of reviews, Ashmore Rare Coins and Metals (4.7★, 129 reviews) and Gold-N-Silver Shop (4.7★, 63 reviews) rank highest.

Where can I sell gold or silver in Greensboro, NC?+

Many shops across Greensboro, NC pay cash for gold and silver: bullion, coins, scrap, and sterling. Compare at least two offers and confirm the price is tied to the current spot price before you sell.

How do I get the best price for my gold or silver?+

Ask for the offer as a percentage of the current spot price, have your items tested and weighed in front of you, and get a second opinion. Coins that may be collectible can be worth more than their melt value, so have those looked at as coins first.

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