Cash for Gold in Gainesville, VA

There's no Cash for Gold VA store inside Gainesville itself. The closest is our Manassas location at 9013 Centreville Rd, Manassas, VA 20110 — (571) 359-0146 — about 12–15 minutes southeast via Route 29 or Linton Hall Road. Our Chantilly store at 14025 US-50, Chantilly, VA 20151 — (571) 224-5279 — is roughly 18–20 minutes northeast via I-66 and Route 28.

Bring everything, unsorted, exactly as it is — this is one of the most common visits we handle from the Gainesville area, especially from Heritage Hunt households simplifying into a smaller home. We go through the collection with you at the counter, test each piece for its true karat, separate real gold from plated, and flag anything with age, maker's marks, or a certified diamond for individual appraisal instead of scrap pricing. You get one clear itemized offer, we take as much time as the collection needs, and there's zero obligation — if you'd rather sell part now and think about the rest, that's fine too.

Your quote starts with the live spot price per troy ounce, divided by 31.1 for a per-gram price, then multiplied by your item's karat purity — 41.7% for 10k, 58.3% for 14k, 75% for 18k — and its weight on our scale. Jewelry and scrap gold are paid at a variable rate we spell out before you decide, and standard bullion gold coins bring 90% of the live spot price. Collectible coins, designer pieces, and certified diamonds are appraised separately, since they're often worth more than their metal content.

Manassas, clearly: about 12–15 minutes southeast, straight down Route 29 from the Virginia Gateway area or via Linton Hall Road from Piedmont and the neighborhoods south of I-66. Chantilly is about 18–20 minutes northeast via I-66 and Route 28 — a solid choice if you're already commuting that direction. Both counters test in front of you and pay the same visit, so pick whichever road matches your day.

Yes — and coins show up often in the estate lots we see from Gainesville, sometimes tucked in the same box as the jewelry. Standard bullion gold coins pay 90% of the live spot price, silver is tested and bought at its own spot-based rate, and anything potentially collectible — old dates, mint marks, graded slabs — is appraised individually rather than priced as melt. Don't clean coins before coming in, and bring any paperwork or albums as-is.

Yes. Virginia law requires precious-metals buyers to record a valid government-issued photo ID for every purchase, so bring your driver's license or passport along with the items you want to sell. You must also be 18 or older.