Silver
Bring sterling, .999 silver, coins, and silver jewelry to TWG Cash for Gold for a clear, in-person valuation against the live spot market.
Silver tends to surprise people. A drawer of inherited flatware, a small box of old silver dollars, or a tangle of sterling chains can add up to real money once it's actually weighed and tested. TWG reviews silver in person at the Ewing counter so you know what you're holding before you decide to sell.
Accepted Items
Sterling spoons, forks, knives, serving pieces, and full or partial sets — marked .925 or sterling.
Sterling tea sets, trays, bowls, candlesticks, and other sterling holloware.
Sterling chains, rings, bracelets, and earrings, including broken or unmatched pieces.
Pre-1965 U.S. silver, Morgan and Peace dollars, and 90% silver coinage.
Investment-grade silver bars, rounds, and recognized mint products.
Loose pieces, mixed sterling, and silver lots reviewed by weight and purity.
How It Works
Stop by the counter next to ShopRite of Ewing with the items you'd like reviewed.
TWG inspects, weighs, and verifies, then explains the offer in plain language.
Accept the offer for cash on the spot, or walk away — no pressure either way.
Silver is reviewed in person against three simple factors: the silver content of each piece, total weight, and the live silver spot price. Sterling is .925 silver, while bullion is typically .999 fine. Mixed lots are sorted before pricing so you get a clear breakdown of what you have.
Estate flatware, old gifts, and sterling jewelry that no longer get used often sit untouched for years. Selling locally in Ewing means your pieces don't leave your hands until you've heard the offer — no shipping, no waiting, no wondering what happened to your items.
Bring the silver items themselves, any boxes or original packaging, and a valid photo ID if required for the transaction. Hallmarks like 'STERLING', '.925', or '.999' help speed up the review, but they aren't required — TWG can verify purity in person.
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FAQ
Sterling flatware and holloware, sterling jewelry, .999 fine silver bars and rounds, and pre-1965 U.S. silver coins are all reviewed in person.
Silver is priced by silver content (purity), weight, and the live silver spot market at the time of the review.
No. Original boxes and receipts can help, especially for graded coins or bullion, but nothing is required.
Silver-plated items typically don't carry meaningful resale value. TWG can confirm what you have during the review.
Bring your sterling, coins, or bullion to the Ewing counter for a clear, in-person review.
