Our nearest counter is in Livingston, about 13 minutes from Millburn. Walk in, or call ahead for a private appointment for a larger estate.
Gold & silver buyer · bullion dealer
About 13 minutes from Millburn · 6.3 miles
34 S Livingston Ave, Livingston, NJ 07039Hours: Mon–Wed 10am–6pm · Thu 10am–7pm · Fri 10am–6pm · Sat 10am–4pm · Sun closed
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Step-by-step directions from Millburn ↓
Not every service is available at every location. Each one below links to the nearest store that offers it — call ahead if you are making a special trip.
Gold, silver, platinum and palladium in any form — jewelry, coins, bars, flatware and scrap — tested and weighed on the counter while you watch, and paid on the spot.
Nearest counter: Livingston, about 13 minutes
Gold, platinum and sterling silver jewelry in any condition, broken or whole, tested by XRF and weighed on the counter while you watch.
Nearest counter: Livingston, about 13 minutes
Inherited collections and estates sorted item by item, values explained, and the entire lot bought in one transaction. Private appointments for larger estates.
Nearest counter: Livingston, about 13 minutes
About one in five of the households in Millburn have had the same householder since before 2000, and about one in eight residents are 65 or older. Long-settled homes and an older population are where most estates begin.
Sterling silver flatware, tea sets, trays and candlesticks from all makers, sorted from silver plate and tested by XRF while you watch.
Nearest counter: Livingston, about 13 minutes
About three in five of the homes in Millburn went up before 1960, when a sterling service was a standard wedding present; the median home here dates from 1954.
U.S. and world coins with collector or precious metal value, from common dates bought on metal content to key-date rarities, each one appraised for its numismatic worth rather than just melt.
Nearest counter: Livingston, about 13 minutes
About one in three of Millburn's houses predate 1940 — old enough that coins put away two or three generations back can still be sitting in one of them.
Gold and silver bullion — coins, bars and silver rounds — in stock at competitive premiums across the counter at all three New Jersey stores. No pressure, no hidden fees.
Nearest counter: Livingston, about 13 minutes
From Millburn Avenue in the downtown, head north-west past the Millburn train station and follow the road toward Livingston. The store sits on the far side of the South Mountain Reservation approach, roughly twelve minutes from the center of town outside rush hour. Parking is directly outside.
About 13 minutes and 6.3 miles, mostly on Main Street and the John F. Kennedy Parkway.
Directions start from the center of Millburn Township. Directions from your address →
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Most of what comes to us from Millburn arrives as an estate rather than as a single piece. The township’s older housing stock, particularly through Short Hills, means collections here have often sat untouched for thirty or forty years — accumulated by someone who has since died, and inherited by family who have no particular way of telling a collectable coin from scrap metal.
That shapes how we handle Millburn estates. The Livingston counter is about twelve minutes away, and for a larger estate it is worth calling ahead: we will set aside a private appointment so there is proper time to go through everything, rather than squeezing it in around walk-ins.
The single most common mistake we see from this area is families selling an entire collection by weight. In a typical Millburn estate, the great majority of the material genuinely is melt — worn sterling, broken chains, common-date silver coinage. But somewhere in the box there are usually a handful of pieces worth considerably more to a collector than the metal in them, and those need pulling out before anything else happens.
We sort those first, in front of you, and explain what makes each one different. If a piece is worth more at auction than we would offer, we say so.
Once everything has been sorted and appraised, you get a written offer, itemized so you can see how each number was reached. If you accept, we buy the entire lot in one transaction and pay on the spot, in cash or by check. If you would rather keep some of it, or all of it, there is no fee and no obligation.
Bring photo ID. New Jersey requires it for precious metals transactions, and we cannot complete a purchase without it.
Millburn takes in one named community. Drive times on this page are measured from the center of Millburn Township, so the counter may be a little nearer than that, or a little further.
Census designated places, U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 five-year estimates.
Millburn and Short Hills sit on the Essex–Union county line, and much of the housing stock has been in the same families since the mid-century, which is why so much of what we see from here arrives as a complete inherited collection rather than as individual pieces.
“I brought in my mother's estate from Short Hills and they went through every piece with me before saying a number.”
No obligation, and no fee if you decide not to sell. Bring photo ID to any appointment — New Jersey requires it.