GOLD 3,108.28 -4.99] | SILVER 31.68 -0.19] | PLATINUM 1,004.98 0.00 | PALLADIUM 995.92 0.00
What We Buy
Sell Your Gold & More
Coins
- Gold, Silver, and Platinum
- American Eagles & Buffalo’s
- Krugerrands & Maple Leaves
- Pandas & Britannia
- Philharmonics & Much More
Metals
- Gold, Silver, and Platinum
- All Purities & Amounts
- Platinum Scrap & Jewelry
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New, Used, or Broken Jewelry
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Scrap & Dental Gold
Jewelry
- Gold, Silver, and Platinum
- Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings
- Rings, Pendants, Brooches
- New, Used, or Broken
- Luxury & Designer Brands
Diamonds
- Round, Princess, Oval Shape
- Asher, Emerald Cut Stones
- Color Stones
- Natural Ruby, Emerald or Sapphire
- Natural Diamonds
Watches
- Luxury Wrist & Pocket Watches
- Rolex, Breitling, Tiffany & Co, Cartier
- Panerai, Piaget, & Tag Heuer
- Toubillion, Chopard, & Bvlgari
- Omega, Patek Phillippe & More
Old US Paper Money
- Colonial Currency (1700s): Issued by colonies, pre-Revolution. Varied by region (e.g., Virginia pound, Massachusetts shilling). Often denominated in Spanish dollars or British pounds.
- Continental Currency (1775-1779): Issued by the Continental Congress to fund the Revolutionary War. Denominations from $1/6 to $80. Depreciated heavily, leading to the phrase “not worth a continental.”
- State-Issued Notes (1770s-1780s): States printed their own money post-independence, before a unified system. Highly variable, often poorly backed.
- First U.S. Bank Notes (1790s): Issued by the First Bank of the United States (1791-1811). Limited circulation, mostly for trade.
- Second Bank of the United States Notes (1816-1836): Issued by the Second Bank. More standardized but ceased after Jackson vetoed the bank’s charter.
- Demand Notes (1861-1862): First federal paper money during the Civil War. $5, $10, $20 denominations. Nicknamed “greenbacks” due to green ink.
- United States Notes (1862-1923): Aka “Legal Tender Notes.” Issued during and after the Civil War. $1 to $10,000. Red seal, widely circulated.
- Fractional Currency (1862-1876): Small-denomination notes (3¢ to 50¢) due to coin shortages during the Civil War. Replaced coins temporarily.
- National Bank Notes (1863-1935): Issued by private banks under the National Banking Act. Backed by U.S. bonds, with bank-specific designs. $1 to $1,000.
- Silver Certificates (1878-1923): Backed by silver, redeemable for silver dollars. $1 to $1,000. Blue seal. Later versions circulated into the 1960s.
- Gold Certificates (1865-1933): Backed by gold, redeemable in gold coin. $10 to $100,000 (though high denominations were for bank use). Yellow/orange seal. Banned for public use in 1933.
- Treasury Notes (1890-1891): Short-lived, issued to buy silver under the Sherman Silver Purchase Act. $1 to $1,000. Aka “Coin Notes.”
- Federal Reserve Bank Notes (1915-1934): Issued by individual Federal Reserve Banks. Similar to National Bank Notes but less common. $1 to $100.
- Federal Reserve Notes (1914-1930s): Introduced in 1914, still in use today. Early versions ($5 to $100,000) were larger than modern notes. Green seal, backed by Fed reserves.
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Aydin Jewelry
The Most Reputable Gold Buyer
- Free & Insured UPS/US Postal/FedEx Shipping: Insured up to $100K
- Same Day Payments: Have money in your account within 24hrs
- Price Match: We’ll match any competitor’s price
- Satisfaction Guaranteed: Or we’ll return your items free of charge
Please use the United States Postal Service (USPS), UPS or FedEx to mail your items. Before placing the coins in the box, bubble wrap your coins and pack the box. Make sure that the box is packed tight, otherwise the coins rattle around and become a high risk for theft. Be sure to tape the edges of the box, this well prevent coins from sliding out. We will reimburse your shipping cost if you sale to us is more than $300. The post office, UPS and FedEx provides Free Boxes in various sizes, for larger sales we could provide you with Free Shipping Label.
The US Postal Small Flat Rate box is $7.05 which includes tracking and insurance. If you are sending a lot of coins and they are heavy, the small Flat Rate box is the way to go. If it fits, it ships! If you have decided to send a large number coins and need a larger Flat Rate Box we will cover the cost!
Please print a copy of the packing slip that the site generates for you, and include it with your package. If you don’t have a printer you can write down the information from the packing slip and include with your package.
Shipping Address.
AYDIN C&J
119 E Main St.
Ramsey, NJ 07446
Please add the following email addresses to your email safe sender lists:
*@aydincoins.com
Get a Free Appraisal
Fill out the form below to get a free appraisal today. Once filled out, one of our representatives will reach out to you and setup a secure, easy, and free way for you to send in your appraisal items.
Trusted Gold Buyer
Highest Payout in the Industry
At Aydin Jewelry we pride ourselves on providing fair and honest offers. If you find a higher offer from an online competitor, we’ll match it! In addition, to show our dedication to your satisfaction, if you are not 100% happy with our offer, we will safely return your unwanted items for free.
Our appraisers have a combined 50+ years of experience working with precious metals, diamonds and gems. Leveraging their trained eye as well as our top of the line technology ensures our customers will get the most money for their items. Rest assured your working with a company that is knowledgeable, experienced, and one step above the rest!
Not only do we have some of the highest payouts in the industry, but we guarantee you will be satisfied with your offer, service and selling experience!
How It Works
2 Easy Steps
1 – Send us your items
Fill this form and one of our experienced representatives will contact you shortly to discuss a secure, easy, and free way for you to send your items to us for appraisal. When we get your items, our precious metal experts and gemologists will send you an appraisal.
2 – Accept & get paid
Once you have accepted our offer, we will get in touch with you to finalize payment see how you would like to accept payment. If you’re not completely satisfied with your offer, please let us know, and we will happily mail back your items at no cost to you.
What We Pay
Highest Payout in the Industry
We will give you the best price for your gold, jewelry, diamonds, silver and platinum.
With over 50 years of experience, our team of expert appraisers will carefully examine and test your gold, jewelry, diamond, silver and platinum using our cutting-edge technology to determine its value. Your item(s) will also be evaluated on the following:
- The current day’s gold price
- If your item contains precious metal
- The weight of the precious metal
- The purity of the precious metal
- Any specific item characteristics
- How much precious metal you send us
The combination of these specifications will help us calculate your offer. If you are not happy with your offer, we will gladly return your items free of charge, no questions asked.
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