Sell gold in Mississauga — at our Matheson Blvd counter
Gold Stock Corp's Mississauga store at 1323 Matheson Blvd E is one of the GTA's established bullion counters, buying gold every business day from the public, from jewellers and from manufacturers across Peel Region and beyond. If you have gold to sell — a bar you no longer want to hold, coins from an estate, jewellery that never gets worn, or scrap from a workshop — this is the counter where it gets weighed, tested in front of you and priced from the live market, with payment the same day.
Visit us: 1323 Matheson Blvd E, Mississauga — (905) 212-9211 — Mon–Fri 9 AM–6 PM.
Also in the GTA: our Malton counter, 7086 Airport Rd #3 — (905) 612-6666 — Mon–Sat 10 AM–7 PM, for Saturday selling.
Toll-free: 1-888-944-6539. See the locations page for directions.
What we buy in Mississauga
Investment gold is the core of the counter: bars and coins from any recognized mint or refiner, including AARUS bars minted in Canada and Canadian Gold Maple Leafs, in sizes from 1 gram to 1 kilogram. Alongside bullion we buy jewellery of every description — chains, rings, bracelets, broken pieces and single earrings — plus manufacturing scrap, bench sweeps and dental gold from local practices and workshops. Karat gold of any fineness is welcome. Because we also operate refining services, mixed and low-grade material that a simple buy-shop might turn away can usually be evaluated here; if an item needs a fire assay for a definitive reading, we will tell you and arrange it with your agreement.
Testing in front of you, priced from the live market
Mississauga sellers regularly tell us they were quoted figures elsewhere with no weight shown and no purity explained. Our process runs in the open. Your items are weighed on a scale you can read, purity is established by XRF testing — and confirmed by fire assay when precision matters — and the offer is calculated from the live Canadian-dollar gold price at that moment. You watch each step and can stop the process at any point; testing is free and there is no obligation to accept. Accept, and payment is completed the same day. It is the standard a gold sale should meet, and it is why so much of this counter's business is repeat and referred.
Too busy to visit? Sell by insured mail
Peel Region is big, and not everyone can get to Matheson Blvd during the week. Our mail-in service works like this: call (905) 212-9211 or 1-888-944-6539 to register your shipment and get packing and insurance instructions; send your items insured; on arrival they are tested and we call you with the results and the offer before anything is finalized. Accept and payment is made the same day; decline and your items come back to you insured. Nothing is melted or refined until a sale is agreed — the mail-in route carries the same transparency rules as the counter itself.
Part of a bigger Canadian operation
The Mississauga counter sits inside a business that also sells gold in Mississauga, runs a second GTA store in Malton and a Vancouver store at 736 Granville St, and belongs to a family gold trade with more than 150 years of history across Canada, the US and Dubai. That matters when you sell: a counter that also sells bullion, refines metal and stores it for clients prices from the live market because it has to — its numbers are checked against the market every single day. Browse the online shop to see the live-priced range, or read the main Sell to Us overview for commercial and refining lots.
Frequently asked questions
Where exactly is the Mississauga store?
1323 Matheson Blvd E in Mississauga, open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM. Call (905) 212-9211 for directions or to discuss a larger lot before you come in.
Can I sell on a Saturday?
The Mississauga store is closed Saturdays, but our Malton counter at 7086 Airport Rd #3 is open Mon–Sat 10 AM–7 PM and buys the same range of gold.
Do you buy broken jewellery and scrap, or only bars and coins?
All of it — bullion, jewellery in any condition, workshop scrap and dental gold. Mixed material can be evaluated here because we have refining and assay capability behind the counter.
What do I need to bring?
Just your items and government-issued photo ID. Any original packaging, certificates or assay cards help identify products faster, but they are not required.