
Anas Jewelers
· Opens in 6h 29m
Compton, CA 90221
8433 gold dealer match your search criteria
8433 gold dealer match your search criteria
Goldiew lists 8,986 gold dealers across the United States, from local bullion counters to large trading houses. Each listing has its own profile with location details and reviews from customers who bought or sold there, and no dealer can pay for a better rating, so the scores reflect real transactions. Use the map and filters above to narrow the list to your area, then compare a few nearby profiles before you commit. Whether you are buying or selling, everything starts from the same number: the live spot price, which you can check on our gold price page. Dealers quote around that number, a premium above it when you buy and a discount below it when you sell, and the size of that gap is what separates one dealer from another.
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Every state and most cities have their own page, each with a live map of nearby options.
A gold dealer is the natural counter for bullion: bars, rounds and common-date coins traded close to the metal price. If your coins might carry collector value, a coin dealer can separate rarity from metal before you sell a premium piece for melt. For rings and chains, a specialized jewelry buyer is usually the better fit. And a pawn shop is the option when you want cash without permanently parting with your items.
The spot price is the market price for one ounce of raw gold right now. Physical products always cost a bit more than spot, because minting, distribution and the dealer's margin are added on top. That difference is the premium, it varies by product and by dealer, and comparing it on the same item is the cleanest way to compare dealers.
Many do, valuing it purely by karat and weight. A dedicated jewelry buyer may look further, at brands, gemstones or antique value, so for anything beyond plain scrap it is worth getting an offer from both types of counter before deciding.
Local buying means you see the product, pay, and walk out with it, with no shipping risk. Online dealers can run lower premiums but add shipping, insurance and waiting time. Many buyers use local shops for smaller purchases and compare both channels on larger ones. Reviews on each profile tell you how smooth either experience actually is.
Ratings are built from customer reviews published on each dealer profile on Goldiew. We operate the directory and review platform, we do not sell gold ourselves, and dealers cannot pay to move their score or their place in the results.