WANT TO SELL YOUR PLATINUM BULLION IN NASHVILLE?
Sell Your Platinum Bullion in Nashville for Top Dollar
Looking to sell platinum bullion, bars, or rounds?
At Nashville Gold & Coin Buyers, we offer highly competitive rates for platinum bullion, bars, coins, and rounds. Whether you’re selling investment-grade platinum or scrap pieces, we provide accurate evaluations based on current market pricing, weight, and purity. With a reputation built on transparency and fair offers, we’re one of Nashville’s most trusted platinum buyers.
We buy PLATINUM BULLION
We buy PLATINUM BARS
We buy PLATINUM ROUNDS
We buy PLATINUM INGOTS
We buy PLATINUM COINS
Do You Want to Sell Your Platinum Bullion in Nashville?
here’s your guide to selling platinum
While gold has been grabbing all of the headlines as of late, platinum is quietly leading the precious metals pack. Read on to find out more about how to receive the most for your platinum items.
Things to Consider When Preparing to Sell Your Platinum
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Determine the Value of your Items
There are three primary factors that determine the value of your platinum
Spot Price
The spot price of platinum, which is the current price per troy ounce, is determined by the futures commodity market, and fluctuates throughout the day.
Weight of your item
Depending on the form of your platinum, such as coins, bars, or ingots, platinum may be priced in troy ounces, grams, or pennyweights (dwt). One troy ounce of platinum is equal to 31.1 grams, and one pennyweight is equivalent to 1.555 pennyweights.
Purity of your item
Price adjustments will be made based on the purity or platinum content of your items. As one would expect, items that contain a higher percentage of platinum are more valuable. The standard purity of platinum items is 90% or 95%; typically indicated by a stamp on the item, such as “900” and “950” respectively. Platinum bullion and bars are usually composed of 99% or .999 fine platinum.
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Compare the Buying Rates of platinum dealers
We recommend that you compare the buying rates of platinum coin and bullion dealers before selling your items. Most dealers are hesitant to post their buying rates online or provide a quote over the phone, insisting that the item be brought in first for an evaluation.
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Other factors to consider
The condition of your platinum items, with the exception of platinum coins, bullion, and bars, should not be a major factor in the offer that you receive. Walk away if a dealer attempts to drastically reduce their offer based on the condition of your item.
If selling platinum jewelry or scrap platinum, you can expect a platinum dealer to conduct testing to confirm the authenticity and purity of your platinum. We use non-damaging XRF technology to test all platinum items. Most platinum dealers won’t commit to buying your item until or unless they have determined its authenticity.
Most precious metal buyers do not buy gemstones. Consequently, any gemstones should be removed from your jewelry prior to having it weighed and appraised. A reasonable percentage should be deducted from the total weight of your platinum if the removal of gemstones isn’t possible.
Ready to receive cash for your platinum bullion in Nashville?
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