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527 South Broadway
Salem, NH 03079
(603) 475-1185

680 Rogers St
Lowell, MA 01852
(978) 684-2353

445 Route One Bypass
Portsmouth, NH 03801
(603) 475-8285

131 Boston Turnpike Route 9 West Shrewsbury, MA
(508) 757-7672

419 Amherst St Route 101A
Nashua, NH
(603) 521-8281

3 Nashua Rd
Route 102
Londonderry, NH
(603) 552-3418

117 Manchester St
Concord, NH
(603) 226-2274

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Manchester, NH
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Cash for your Gold

There are basically (2) ways for you to cash in your unwanted gold and jewelry items.

Firstly, we always recommend a personal visit. We have (3) convenient locations in New England, Salem, NH, Lowell, MA, and Portsmouth, NH. If this is convenient we suggest this method since we can weight all your gold in your presence. You can ask all the questions you wish and everyone will fell more comfortable with the transaction.

However, if the distance is a problem as it is in so many cases, then we will make it as simple as possible for you to mail in your jewlery in a safe manner. Unfortunately, some of these "fly-by-night" companies have given the gold business such a bad name by paying only 1/5th of the value for gold. Many people have become reluctant to send in their gold, and rightly so. We want you to be 100% comfortable and satisfied.

Follow these easy steps and you will receive payment immediatly:

  1. Call us at or fill out request form
  2. We will send you a safe packet for your jewelry.
  3. Send it in with your telephone number.
  4. We'll call you back the day we receive with the fairest and highest price that the market will allow, which is usually 90% of the value, not 10-30% as our competitors pay. No TV ads to pay for
  5. Cash your check and enjoy the money.
 

Electronic Testing

Value-tester-2Jewelry that is received by Cash for Gold is first subjected to a state-of-the art electronic testing device. An alligator clip attaches the metal to the small device. After a few drops of test solution are placed on the test area, the machine quickly and accurately provides the gold quality (measured in karats) on its digital display screen.

In the event that the quality of the gold measured by the electronic tester differs from the quality of the gold as reported by the customer who sent it in (we will explore the danger of trusting engravings in a future posting), the piece will then undergo a second test—the scratch test. The scratch method is the oldest method used in the jewelry industry, and you may have seen it performed by a jeweler or pawn shop operator.

 

Scratch Testing Gold

goldscratchtestScratch testing involves the use of needles verified as having certain levels of gold and low-grade acid solutions corresponding to each karat level. By treating the pieces with acid and comparing scratches from the needles, the tester can confirm what kind of gold is contained in the piece.
 

X-Ray Fluorescence Testing

xraytestingIf both the electronic testing and scratch methods do not confirm clear results, pieces are subjected to an X-ray fluorescence scan. The machine used for this test is an incredibly powerful and remarkably expensive state-of-the-art device capable of providing detailed analysis by measuring the intensity of the generated gold X-rays by wavelength dispersion analysis.

When testing is complete, a full report indicates the percentages of gold content as well as other alloying metals such as copper, silver, zinc, etc. This method is remarkably accurate.

 
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