Frequently Asked Questions

Silver Eagles, half dollars, quarters, and dimes can pay up to 2200% of face value depending on mint year, condition, and silver content. At Estates Roadshow, expert evaluators assess each coin's collectible and melt value to determine the highest payout in the Toms River, NJ area.

24k gold is pure and commands the highest per-gram price, while 10k contains less gold and pays proportionally less. Professional appraisers at Estates Roadshow evaluate gold purity using testing methods to offer fair payouts up to $5,500 for jewelry, dental gold, and scrap pieces.

Yes, silver flatware, tea sets, and jewelry retain value regardless of tarnish or condition because appraisers assess sterling content and weight. At Estates Roadshow, experts evaluate all silver items for their intrinsic metal value and any collectible or antique premium.

Rarity, mint condition, historical significance, and serial numbers drive high values for large bills, silver certificates, and pre-1935 currency. Confederate notes and error bills also command premiums. Estates Roadshow appraisers specialize in identifying these rare features during evaluations.

Absolutely—scrap gold, broken chains, and single earrings are purchased based on gold weight and purity, not appearance. Estates Roadshow buys gold from 10k to 24k including antique and damaged pieces, offering immediate cash payouts at buying events in Toms River and surrounding areas.

Professional appraisers travel to local venues, evaluate your items on-site, and make immediate purchase offers with no appointment needed. Estates Roadshow events offer free admission and same-day payment for gold, silver, coins, jewelry, and collectibles across New Jersey and beyond.

Military memorabilia, vintage posters, comic books, antique toys, and designer items are commonly appraised and purchased. At Estates Roadshow, specialists evaluate diverse collectibles for rarity, condition, and market demand, providing fair cash offers at events in Staten Island, Toms River, and Chandler.

Yes—platinum is denser and often more valuable per gram than gold, so appraisers assess purity, weight, and craftsmanship separately. Estates Roadshow evaluates platinum cocktail rings, necklaces, and watches alongside white and rose gold pieces to ensure accurate, competitive payouts.

Appraise vintage bills before selling or donating estates, especially if you find large-format notes, silver certificates, or pre-1935 currency. Early appraisal prevents undervaluing rare pieces. Estates Roadshow offers expert vintage currency evaluation at events throughout New Jersey and Arizona.

Selling sterling silver items without professional appraisal often results in undervaluation, especially for antique or marked pieces with collectible premiums. At Estates Roadshow, trained appraisers identify hallmarks and assess both melt and market value to maximize your payout.

No appointment is required at Estates Roadshow buying events—walk in with your gold, silver, coins, or jewelry for immediate professional appraisal and cash offers. Events in Toms River and nearby New Jersey towns provide convenient, no-pressure evaluation with free admission.

Appraisers evaluate metal type, gemstone quality, brand, and condition to determine value for vintage jewelry. Estates Roadshow assesses white gold, rose gold, and platinum pieces including cocktail rings, earrings, and watches, offering competitive cash based on craftsmanship and market demand.