It's simple. Gold Guys buys your gold and pays you onsite at our events across Ohio and at your private home parties.

Bring in your gold and we will test and weigh it and provide you with an estimated value. If you accept our offer, we will pay you onsite, immediately. You have the right to withhold your items from sale to Gold Guys at any time up until you receive payment. We do not allow buy-back of any material purchased by us. All purchases are final.

Gold Guys reserves the right to reject any items for any reason determined by Gold Guys.

Requirements:
You must be at least 18 years old.
You must have a driver's license or other state or federal picture ID.

* Silver and other precious metals are also accepted but at different prices than gold, based on monetary value.

Recently gold has averaged over $800 dollars per ounce. Gold is valued in U.S. dollars across the world, and with the U.S. dollar's weakening value, foreign countries are eager to buy gold at top prices. Get your top payoff for your scrap gold jewelry and gold coins while the prices are high!

You could be sitting on a gold mine!

What You Should Know When Selling Your Gold:

1. Is the Company Licensed?
   a. It's illegal in Ohio to buy gold, silver, or platinum jewelry without being licensed.
   b. The license should be displayed.
   c. Licensed companies have been through:
        i. background check
       ii. financial statement reviewed by the State
       iii. had their forms/receipts approved by the State
       iv. they work with the local police
   d. They should check your ID.

2. What prices are they paying?
   a. Pricing should be posted where you can easily see it.
   b. Grams or pennyweight is standard, not ounces.

3. Make sure everything is done in front of you.
   a. Don't let them take your items into a back room.
   b. Watch how they are testing the items.
       i. Ask to see the tester readout if you are unsure.
   c. Everything should be weighed in front of you where you can see the scale.

4. Scales should be certified by the County.
   a. The scales should be approved for legal trade and should have been inspected by the County.
   b. The readout on the scale should start at Zero.

5. Get a receipt.
   a. Your receipt should have all the details of the transaction and it should have the company's contact information.

6. If you are concerned about the company, contact the Ohio Division of Financial Institutions at 614-728-8400.
   
   

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