What Items Does The Alloy Market Not Accept?
Before sending in your items, it’s helpful to know what we can and can’t accept. The Alloy Market specializes in precious metals, so some materials and items fall outside what we purchase.
Items We Do Not Accept
Please do not include:
- Raw precious metal materials, including placer gold, silver shot, grains, or similar materials
- Electronic and computer scrap, including gold fingers and pins
- Catalytic converters
- U.S. currency coins, including Morgan silver dollars and other 40%–90% silver coins (Which coins does Alloy buy?)
- Silver certificates or Goldbacks
- Novelty coins that are not made from precious metals
- Larger sterling silver items, such as trays, pitchers, vases, and candlestick holders
- Gold- or silver-plated, filled, or rolled items
- Items made from non-precious metals, including brass, tin, copper, and titanium
Items We Accept, But Do Not Assign Value To
Gemstones and diamonds may be included in the jewelry you send us. However, we do not assign a separate value to gemstones or diamonds when calculating your offer.
For example, if you send us a gold ring containing a diamond, we can accept the ring, but your offer will be based on the precious metal content rather than the diamond’s value.
Not sure whether something you have qualifies? Contact our team before sending it in. We’re happy to help you determine whether your items are eligible.
A note about gemstones and diamonds
We do not assign a separate value to gemstones or diamonds, and we do not remove stones from jewelry. If you would like to keep a stone, you’re welcome to have it removed before sending your jewelry to us. Your offer is based on the item’s precious metal content, so removing a stone beforehand will not reduce the value we assign to the precious metal.
If your items meet our eligibility requirements and you’re ready to sell, simply request a kit below to start the process.