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Glenwood Springs, Colorado

Glenwood Springs gold and silver bullion, bought and sold by a dealer who verifies every piece in front of you.

Bullion ought to be the easy part of this trade, because an ounce is an ounce. A bar still has to be proven before it is priced, and people in Glenwood Springs who own Eagles, Buffalos, bars and rounds are right to want a dealer who proves it where they can watch.

The Gold Guy works both sides of the trade. We buy bullion with the test and the scale in plain view, and we sell it through the Coin Vault, where every piece is photographed and described.

  • Every coin, bar and round is verified, including the ones that look perfect.
  • The offer names the metal price we used that day.
  • When you are ready to buy, the Coin Vault is the same dealer.

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  • Monday to Saturday: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Mountain Time)
  • Sunday: Closed

Why bullion owners in Glenwood Springs choose the Gold Guy

We know these coins cold

The one-ounce Gold Eagle is a 22 karat coin, and it still carries a full troy ounce of pure gold. The Buffalo is 24 karat. A Silver Eagle is a troy ounce of .999 silver.

Proof comes before price

A bar or a coin is verified in front of you before anyone talks about a number. It goes on the scale where you can read it, and nothing that could mark a coin is done without your say-so.

The day's price is on the page

Your offer states the metal price it was figured from, along with the weight and the purity. Hold it up against the live spot page before you answer.

Nobody rushes a stack

Sell two coins and keep ten if that suits you. The written offer can go home in your pocket overnight.

The author is the one across the table

The Gold Guy wrote REAL MONEY, a precious metals playbook for every generation, and he is the one who handles your bullion and explains each check.

What we buy and sell: gold coins, silver coins, bars and rounds

We buy American Gold Eagles and Buffalos, Silver Eagles, Morgan and Peace dollars, foreign gold and silver coins, bars and rounds. If there is jewelry, sterling or a coin collection in the same safe, bring it along.

Some coins in a stack are worth more than their ounce. PCGS and NGC seal graded coins in holders with a number anyone can look up, and a coin like that is valued by its date, mint mark and grade.

On the buying side, the Coin Vault shows the coins and bullion we have for sale today. Members of the Gold Guy Club see member pricing on eligible pieces, and the accumulation plan lets them set a standing monthly buy.

Selling bullion from Glenwood Springs in three steps

  1. Make a short list. Something like ten Silver Eagles, one gold bar and a tube of rounds is plenty. Send it over and we reply with what to bring.
  2. Watch the verification. Bring the bullion and a valid government-issued photo ID. Each piece is checked and weighed as you look on.
  3. Take the written offer. It gives the weight, the purity, the metal price for the day and the total. If you sell, we pay you within 24 hours with a check, an ACH transfer or store credit.

Your bullion, your call.

You bought your metal carefully, and it ought to be sold the same way. The offer is complimentary, and you are free to walk out with it and think.

Should you decide to keep every ounce, we hand it back and tell you what the tests showed. Dealing with someone who verifies first and shows the arithmetic is a wise way to handle bullion, and we want every seller from Glenwood Springs treated well enough to come back as a buyer.

More from the Gold Guy

  • Sell to us. Your gold, silver, coins and jewelry are tested and weighed in front of you, and the offer is put in writing with the math shown. Tell us what you have
  • Estates and inherited collections. Executors, attorneys and families bring us the contents of a safe or a lifetime of collecting, and we go through it piece by piece. Talk to us about an estate
  • The Coin Vault. These are the coins and bullion we have for sale right now, and each piece is photographed and described. Browse the Coin Vault
  • REAL MONEY, the book. This is the Gold Guy's plain-English playbook on what gold and silver are, how to buy them and how to sell them. Read about the book
  • The Gold Guy Club. Membership brings member pricing on eligible pieces in the Coin Vault, along with the members' letters. Ask us about the Club
  • The accumulation plan. Club members can set a standing monthly buy at member pricing, on a date they choose. Ask us about the accumulation plan
  • Live spot prices and the calculator. You can check today's gold and silver prices and work out the metal value of what you have. Open the live spot calculator
  • The quizzes. A few short questions will sort out what you are holding and where to start. Take a quiz

Frequently asked questions

Where can I sell silver and gold bullion near Glenwood Springs?

Sell it to the Gold Guy. We buy Silver Eagles, silver dollars, bars, rounds and gold coins, and each offer comes written out with the math.

Can I buy gold and silver from Glenwood Springs through the Coin Vault?

Yes. The Coin Vault is our online store, and every piece in it has its own photographs and description.

Do you serve Carbondale and New Castle too?

We do. Bullion owners from Carbondale, New Castle and the rest of Garfield County get the same verification and the same written offer.

Can I sell just a few silver coins from Glenwood Springs?

Gladly. Two Silver Eagles are verified and priced the same way as a full tube.

Tell us what you have.

A few lines will do. Tell us what it is, roughly how much of it there is, and any stamps or dates you can read, and we will write back with what to bring and what to expect. If you are still working out what is in the box, the seller quiz will sort it out in a few minutes.

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Directions from Glenwood Springs to the store

From Glenwood Springs, get on Interstate 70 and head west to Grand Junction. Plan on about 87 miles and about an hour and 35 minutes.

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