Scrap Gold
Buying gold is an art for any gold buyer.

Scrap gold is a generic trade term covering gold that is no longer wanted by its owners. It may not necessarily be "scrap" but just no longer needed. With the high price of gold people are looking at cashing in unfashionable jewellery, no longer worn items for cash. The first supply to find out is the scrap gold value. The second one is to find out how many gold buyers buy scrap gold. The buyers of gold need quality, so the scrap gold value depends on many standards.

Scrap Gold Buyers buy gold scrap according to its carat and weight.

The carat value of gold is measured to international standards of purity.


Scrap Gold Buyers will test your gold scrap and pay you today’s price according to the carat and weight of your scrap gold. Scrap gold value changes from day to day. Usually it’s quite possible to get a good price for scrap gold. Most gold buyers are interested in pure gold (24k), but even 12% can be an issue of interest for any scrap gold buyer.

The Carat (abbreviation k) is a measure of the purity of gold. As a measure of purity, one carat is one twenty-fourth purity by weight:

Therefore 24-carat gold is pure gold (99.99%), 18-carat gold is 75% purity, 12-carat gold is 50% purity, etc.

The carat system is increasingly being complemented or superseded by the millesimal fineness system in which the purity of precious metals is denoted by parts per thousand of pure metal in the alloy. The more information is provided, the more options it gives to scrap gold buyers to measure the scrap gold value.

Measure your scrap gold value

The most common carats used for gold in bullion and jewelry are:

Scrap Gold Buyers will purchase gold with no hallmarks, foreign gold, gold coins, gold watch casings, broken gold, in fact gold of any description.

It’s easy, quick and the most efficient way for you to turn your scrap gold into cash.

Apply here and sell your scrap gold at best scrap gold prices.