Pure gold coin is very malleable and can even be bent by hand. To make it harder, it is alloyed with other metals such as silver. Gold purity is measured in Karats. Pure gold coin is 24 Karats, 75% pure gold coin is 18 Karat while 50% pure is 12 Karat. On jewelry the purity is indicated in Karats or numbers .999 (pure gold coin), .925 for 92.5% purity, .750 for 75% and so on.

Silver coin is one of the precious metals readily accepted by jewelers and collectors everywhere. Silver coin can be found in many sources. If you have pure silver coin, you can easily check for prices online before selling. Sites like kitco.com have daily updated spot prices for silver coin and other precious metals.

Platinum coin is a highly sought-after metal, primarily used in jewelry and high-heat and pressure environments. It is sometimes mistaken for silver, and its prices are rising due to its scarcity in natural ores. Platinum coin jewelry is stamped with PT, denoting its 95% purity.

Gold coin, silver coin, and platinum coin have been treasured for centuries for their beauty, rarity, and value. Gold coin, with its warm, rich hue, has been a symbol of wealth and luxury throughout history. Silver coin, with its cool, lustrous shine, has been used for both practical and ornamental purposes. Platinum coin, known for its strength and durability, is often used in high-end jewelry pieces. Whether you have a broken gold coin necklace, a used silver coin ring, or a new platinum coin bracelet, we are interested in purchasing it.