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Questions & Guides

A few things worth knowing.

When do you open?

We’re opening soon. Call or text (702) 725-4344 with any questions before then, and check back here for our opening date.

What does “We sell” mean?

Our sell price is what you pay to buy coins and bars from us.

What does “We buy” mean?

Our buy price is what we pay you for your coins, bars and scrap.

How will I be paid?

You choose a same-day cash and/or check payout, or take your items back home.

Where can I find today’s prices?

Prices move with the metals market throughout the day, so call DGX for a current quote. Call to confirm availability, payment options and the complete total before making the trip.

What should I bring?

Bring the items you are considering selling, a valid government photo ID, and any paperwork or certificates you have. There is no need to clean or sort anything beforehand.

Learn

Short, plain-English guides to selling, buying and understanding precious metals.

Selling to DGX

3 min readWhat to expect when you sell to DGXFrom walking in to walking out paid: the four steps, what to bring, and how long it takes.3 min readHow we test your gold and silverWhat an XRF analyzer is, why it does not harm your jewelry, and what it can and cannot tell us.3 min readSelling inherited jewelry, coins or an estateHow to approach a collection you did not build yourself, without selling the valuable pieces for scrap.

Buying bullion

3 min readWhy bullion costs more than spotPremiums, spreads and why a 1 oz coin never sells for exactly the spot price.3 min readCoins, rounds and barsThe three main forms of bullion, how they differ, and what each is good for.3 min readBullion vs. collectible coinsWhen a coin is worth its metal, when it is worth more, and what grading means.

Metal basics

4 min readSpot price vs. melt valueWhy the gold price on the news is not the value of your ring, and how to work out what the metal in a piece is worth.2 min readTroy ounces explainedPrecious metals use a different ounce from your kitchen scale. Here is how to convert, and why it matters.3 min readGold karats and silver purityWhat 10k, 14k, 18k and 24k mean, what “925” and “90% silver” mean, and how to read the stamps.

Still have a question?

Call or text (702) 725-4344, email support@dg-exchange.com, or send us a message.