GOLD STOCK CORP. · SELLING & REFINING
Sell Gold, Silver & Jewellery in Canada
From a personal bullion holding to jewellery and commercial refining material, understand what you have, how it is evaluated and the terms of your sale. Speak with our Canadian team about your next step.
Discuss your material → Call 1-888-944-6539
What can we help you with?
Choose the description closest to your material. An investment bar, a jewellery collection and a workshop refining lot each require different information. We will discuss acceptance, evaluation and the applicable terms before you proceed.
Jewellery & precious-metal scrap
Tell us about your rings, chains, bracelets, earrings, broken jewellery or other precious-metal pieces. Include approximate weight and any karat or purity markings. Mixed lots, stones, clasps and non-metal components need separate consideration.
Helpful to prepare: a brief item list, visible markings and any information about stones or mixed materials. Ask how testing, stone handling and any deductions will be addressed.
Gold & silver bullion
For bars, coins or rounds, share the mint or refiner, product weight, quantity and stated fineness. Mention original packaging or assay documentation where available. These details help our team discuss the product and the appropriate quotation basis.
Helpful to prepare: a list of products and quantities. Keep gold, silver and other metals identified separately, and distinguish investment bullion from sterling silver or mixed scrap.
Jewellery & commercial refining
Jewellers, manufacturers and commercial suppliers can discuss production offcuts, casting sprues, filings, sweeps and other precious-metal-bearing material. Preparation, sampling and testing arrangements depend on the composition and condition of each lot.
Helpful to prepare: material type, approximate lot weight, known composition and any previous assay results. Explore our refining services →
Melting & smelting enquiries
Have a lot that needs processing before its precious-metal content can be evaluated? Describe the material and the result you need. Our team will confirm suitable preparation, melting, sampling and refining arrangements for accepted material.
Helpful to prepare: the source of the material and any known non-metal content. Confirm acceptance, processing charges and the receiving location before delivery.
From material to a clear settlement
Appearance alone does not establish precious-metal content. Depending on the lot, evaluation can involve weighing, preparation, sampling and testing. Melting and refining serve different purposes; the appropriate process must be established for your material.
Ask about XRF testing, fire assay and how the agreed evaluation method will inform your settlement. For platinum, palladium or specialist material, contact us with composition and condition details so we can confirm the next steps.
How selling to Gold Stock works
Describe your material. Share the metal, product or material type, approximate weight, quantity and known purity. Tell us whether you are selling personal bullion or submitting material for your business.
Discuss the evaluation and terms. Ask how the offer will be calculated, what testing is needed, which charges may apply and when a price can be confirmed. A preliminary indication may change after the material is examined.
Confirm the submission arrangements. Agree on the receiving location, appointment or delivery method before visiting or shipping. Ask about packaging, documentation and any available transport or insurance arrangements.
Review the offer and settlement. Confirm the verified weight, purity or assay result, pricing basis, deductions and settlement arrangements before deciding to proceed.
Understand the value behind a quote
A headline gold or silver price is a reference point. The offer for a particular item also depends on its fine-metal content, condition, product characteristics and any evaluation or processing required. Compare offers using the same currency, weight basis and quotation time.
Gross weight and fine-metal weight are different. Jewellery may contain alloys or non-metal components, while investment bars identify a stated fineness. Where testing or assay is required, ask how the results will be used in the settlement calculation.
Before making a decision, request a clear explanation of applicable charges and the expected payment process. Quote validity, processing time, payment timing, shipping and return arrangements should be confirmed for your transaction.
Questions about selling precious metals
Can I get an indication before bringing in my items?
Contact the team with your product or material details. Ask what information is needed for an initial indication and what must be verified before a final offer can be made.
Do jewellery markings establish the final value?
Markings can help describe an item, but they do not replace evaluation. Ask about the appropriate testing or assay method, particularly for mixed lots or material with uncertain composition.
Can I send material by courier?
Confirm the receiving address, packaging requirements, carrier arrangements and any insurance coverage with our team before sending anything. Do not assume that a standard courier service covers precious metals.
How quickly will I receive payment?
Timing depends on the material, evaluation and agreed settlement method. Ask for the expected schedule and any required documentation when discussing your sale.
Let's discuss your material.
Our Canadian locations are in Mississauga, Malton and Vancouver. Confirm which location can receive and evaluate your material before visiting or shipping. Head office: 1323 Matheson Blvd East, Mississauga, Ontario L4W 1R1.
1-888-944-6539
info@goldstocklive.com
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