FAQs About Selling to Broff’s

Considering selling your jewelry, gold, watch, or other valuables? Here are the answers to the most common questions clients ask when they want to turn items into immediate cash.

Frequently Asked Questions About Selling

What types of items can I sell to Broff’s?

We buy diamonds, gold, silver, fine jewelry, estate pieces, luxury watches (like Rolex or Cartier), gold coins, bullion, and select gemstones.
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Do I need an appointment to sell something?

Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments ensure faster service. You can also start the process online.
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How is the value of my item determined?

Our trained experts evaluate based on market value, purity, carat weight, brand, and condition. We walk you through our assessment step-by-step.
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Do I need original boxes, certificates, or receipts?

These help increase value but are not required. We’ll assess your item fairly with or without them.

Will I get paid the same day?

Yes. If you accept our offer, we pay immediately — no waiting, no holds.

 
Can I sell broken or outdated jewelry?

Yes! We often buy scrap gold, damaged items, or older designs with valuable materials.

What if I’m not sure what my item is worth?

That’s why we’re here. We’ll evaluate it for free — no pressure, no obligation.
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Is it better to sell or pawn my item?

That depends on your needs. If you want to keep the item, pawning gives you short-term cash without selling. If you’re done with it, selling gives a higher return.
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Do you buy from people outside Pittsburgh?

Yes! We work with clients nationwide. Use our online appraisal form and insured shipping to sell from anywhere.

Is there a minimum value you accept?

We typically buy items valued at $100 or more. For collections or mixed lots, just ask — we’re happy to review.

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