How to Sell Gold in Orlando Florida

If you are among the many people who have been investing in gold and it’s time to cash in you have to find a buyer. Fortunately that is very easy to do and you have several options if you want to sell gold in Orlando, Florida. You can auction gold on eBay or find an online company that buys gold. However, many people prefer to find a local dealer. If that’s you, just follow the steps below to sell gold in Orlando, Florida.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Current gold bullion quotes
• Coin price listings (for collectible coins)

1. Estimate the value of your gold. If you are selling gold bullion in the form of bars or coins like American Eagles and South African Krugerrands this simple. The value is based on the gold content so you just need the current price on world markets, which you can check using the link below. For collectible coins (like US Liberty gold coins) you need a price list. Check the value of each coin based on its condition. You can find a good price list using the link at the end of this article.
2. Find dealers in the Orlando area. For collectible coins you can try Coins and Currency of Orlando (407-893-7355). There are also several dealers who handle both bullion and collectible coins, including EurAm Coins, inc. (407-648-8662), Numismatics Financial Corporation (407-740-0961), and Coins of the Realm (407-656-6637).
3. Check with the Orlando Precious Metals Recycling Center if you have scrap gold to sell, rather than bullion or collectible coins. This company can also accept raw (unrefined) gold such as nuggets. Their phone number is [phone].
4. Call before you go to sell gold in Orlando Florida. Many dealers like to make an appointment so they have time to examine coins, or if you have a large amount (several ounces) of gold to sell. This also gives you an opportunity to get some price estimates so you can get the best price for your gold.
5. Complete the transaction and enjoy the money! But remember to keep all receipts and other documents. You’ll need them at tax time.