Join us in our Auburn store on Saturday, November 15th from 11am to 3pm to meet adorable kittens looking for their FURever homes. In addition to kitten cuddles, attendees are invited to bring in-kind donations for GAHS. All proceeds from purchases of our Sterling Silver Paw Print Bolo Bracelet and/or Sterling Silver Paw Necklace will go to support the vital work of GAHS. Limited quantities available, while supplies last.
Estate Buying Events FAQ
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Our estate buying partners specialize in acquiring a wide range of valuable items, including fine jewelry, diamonds, scrap gold and silver, fine watches, coins and currency, sterling silver, old photographs, autographs, and fine art by known artists. These are the most sought-after items purchased.
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No, appointments are not necessary for our estate buying events. You can simply walk in during our designated event hours.
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While it’s not mandatory, providing any documentation such as certificates, appraisals, or historical information about your items can be helpful in the evaluation process. However, the estate buyers can still assess your items without these documents.
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There are generally no restrictions on the number of items you can bring. We welcome individuals with single pieces or extensive collections to participate in our estate buying events.
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here is not charge for the evaluation of items during our estate buying events. Assessments are offered free of charge, and you are under no obligation to sell your items.
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No, we do not purchase firearms. Our focus is on jewelry, precious metals, collectibles, and artwork.
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Our estate buying partners base their pricing on a thorough evaluation process that considers current and historical auction results, dealer price sheets, market trends, and the extensive expertise of the
industry professionals. They strive to provide fair and competitive offers for
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It’s not uncommon for customers to have expectations based on retail prices or the values listed on insurance appraisals. It’s important to note that an appraisal represents the insurance coverage value for the replacement in case of loss, theft, or irreparable damage. While appraisals serve identification purposes, they may not accurately reflect the current market value. The estate buying partners offers are determined by considering the current market values and recent sale comps on the open resale market, which may differ from the values indicated in appraisals. Our aim is to provide you with a fair assessment of your items
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Yes, items in various conditions are considered, including those that are broken or damaged. The value of such items may be adjusted to reflect their condition, based on current market conditions.
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If you agree to the offer presented to you, you can receive a check within the store. You will need a valid driver's license or state ID to go forward with the check payment.