Cash for Gold in Woodbridge, VA

There's no Cash for Gold VA store inside Woodbridge itself. The closest is our Manassas location at 9013 Centreville Rd, Manassas, VA 20110 — (571) 359-0146 — about 20–25 minutes west via the Prince William Parkway. Our Annandale store at 7262 Columbia Pike, Annandale, VA 22003 — (571) 290-8020 — is roughly 25 minutes north up I-95 and can be quicker from Lake Ridge or anywhere near the Occoquan bridge. Both are real counters where your gold is tested in front of you and paid the same visit.

Quite possibly, and that's exactly why it shouldn't go to a buyer who only weighs. Pieces from the Occoquan antique circuit — Victorian and estate settings, old watch cases, early coins — can carry value in their age, maker, and collectibility that beats their melt price. We appraise those individually: we check hallmarks and maker's marks, consider the era and condition, and quote the higher of collectible value or metal value. Don't clean or polish antique pieces first, and bring any provenance you have.

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.

For most sellers, yes — and we'd rather you decide with the real numbers. It's about 20–25 minutes each way on the Prince William Parkway, and the appraisal itself usually takes 10–20 minutes, so the whole errand fits in an afternoon. In exchange, you keep your gold in hand until you accept a price, watch every test yourself, and leave with an instant payout instead of shipping your jewelry to a stranger and waiting days for an offer you can't watch being made.

Yes. Standard bullion gold coins — American Eagles, Krugerrands, Maple Leafs, and similar — pay 90% of the live spot price. Collectible and older coins, including the kind that surface from Occoquan-area collections, are appraised individually because dates, mint marks, and condition can put their value well above the metal content. Leave them uncleaned and bring any grading slabs, albums, or paperwork you have.

Yes. Morgan and Peace dollars are 90% silver, so every one is worth at least its silver content, and scarcer dates, mint marks, and well-preserved coins can earn a collector premium on top, which we check coin by coin. We also buy pre-1965 US dimes, quarters, and half dollars (90% silver), American Silver Eagles, and silver bars and rounds; silver bullion typically brings 85–90% of the live spot price. Bring rolls, bags, or albums as they are: don't clean the coins, since cleaning can cut a collectible coin's value.

We're not a pawn shop. We buy outright: there's no loan, no interest, and no pawn ticket to redeem; if you accept the offer, the sale is final and you're paid the same visit. Beyond gold and silver, we buy platinum and palladium (tested and priced against the live spot price) and certified diamonds of 1.5 carats and up with a GIA, IGI, AGS, or HRD report. If a diamond doesn't meet that, we can still buy the gold or platinum it's set in.

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.