Houston, TX · 18+ years
Sell Gold & Silver Bullion in Houston, TX
Gold King buys investment bullion in Houston — bars and rounds in any size — paying top dollar at transparent live spot pricing.
Bullion is the most straightforward thing we buy. We verify the bar or round with electronic and ultrasonic testing, weigh it, and pay a published percentage of the live spot price with no deductions.
Call 713-997-0875- Payment
- Cash, same visit
- Appraisal
- Free, no obligation
- Hours
- Mon–Thu 9:30AM–7PM, Fri–Sat 9:30AM–8PM, Sun 12–7PM

What Gold King buys
Gold bullion
- 1 g, 1 oz, 10 oz and kilo gold bars
- PAMP Suisse, Credit Suisse, Valcambi, Perth Mint
- American Gold Eagles and Buffalos
- Gold grain, shot and casting bar
Silver and platinum bullion
- 1 oz, 10 oz and 100 oz silver bars
- Engelhard and Johnson Matthey bars
- American Silver Eagles and generic rounds
- Platinum and palladium bars and coins
Selling gold bars in Houston
Gold bars are valued on stated fineness and weight against the live spot price, with a small spread that we state as a percentage before you agree to anything. A 1 oz PAMP Suisse bar in assay packaging, a 10 oz Credit Suisse bar and a kilo Perth Mint bar are all straightforward transactions once authenticity is verified.
Keep bars in their assay cards or sealed packaging if they are still in it. Sealed, serial-matched packaging speeds verification and supports the strongest pricing, though we buy loose bars every week as well.
Authentication and larger positions
Every bar is checked with electronic conductivity testing, precision weight and dimensional measurement, and ultrasonic testing on larger sizes where tungsten cores are a known counterfeit method. All of it happens on the counter in front of you at no charge.
For positions large enough that carrying cash is impractical, we settle by bank wire. Call 713-997-0875 ahead of a large sale so we can prepare pricing and have the funds ready the same day.
Also useful: sell bullion coins instead of bars.
Which bullion products we buy
Cast and minted gold bars in every common size — 1 gram, 2.5 g, 5 g, 10 g, 20 g, 1 oz, 50 g, 100 g, 10 oz and 1 kilo — from mints and refiners the trade recognises, including PAMP Suisse, Credit Suisse, Valcambi (single bars and CombiBars), Perth Mint, Royal Canadian Mint, Argor-Heraeus, Asahi and Engelhard.
Gold rounds struck by private mints are bought as well. Rounds are not sovereign coins, so they trade closer to plain metal content than an American Eagle does, but a recognised hallmark and stated fineness still make them quick to verify and price.
On the silver side we buy 1 oz, 5 oz, 10 oz and 100 oz bars, silver rounds, and larger accumulations of mixed generic bars. Platinum bars and rounds are bought against the live platinum market on the same terms.
Also useful: sell gold jewelry on the same visit or sell silver bars and sterling.
Weight, purity and packaging — what actually moves the number
Bullion is priced on three inputs: actual weight on a calibrated scale, stated fineness (999, 9995 or 9999 for gold; 999 for most silver), and the live spot price at the moment you agree. There is no karat testing involved the way there is with jewelry, because the bar states its own purity and our job is to confirm it is genuine.
Packaging matters more than most sellers expect. A bar still sealed in its assay card with a serial number matching the certificate verifies in seconds and sits at the top of the pricing range. A bar removed from its packaging is still perfectly sellable — it simply takes an extra verification step, and heavily scratched or trimmed bars are quoted more conservatively because the market discounts them too.
Condition otherwise plays a small role for gold. Toning on silver bars is normal and does not reduce the metal content, so do not clean or polish anything before bringing it in — cleaning can leave marks that make a bar look tampered with.
How a bullion offer is determined
The offer starts from the live spot price for the metal, is multiplied by the verified weight in troy ounces or grams, and then a stated spread is applied — the same spread we quote to you out loud before any decision. Larger, widely traded sizes such as 1 oz and 10 oz gold bars carry the tightest spread; odd sizes, unbranded bars and generic silver carry slightly wider ones because they are harder to move on.
We do not deduct handling, testing, refining or assay fees, and we do not change the number after you accept it. If the spot price moves while you are in the store, the price you were quoted is the price you are paid.
Also useful: see how our live spot pricing works.
Selling bullion in Houston: the visit
Walk in at 6809 Southwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77074 during store hours (Monday–Thursday 9:30 AM–7:00 PM, Friday–Saturday 9:30 AM–8:00 PM, Sunday 12:00–7:00 PM) with the bullion and a government-issued photo ID, which Texas law requires precious metal dealers to record. Verification, weighing and the quote happen at the counter while you watch, and payment is cash the same visit.
For a large position, call 713-997-0875 in advance. We will confirm what you are bringing, prepare pricing for the sizes involved, and arrange either cash or a same-day bank wire so nothing is delayed once you arrive.
Ready for a free evaluation? Call 713-997-0875 or visit 6809 Southwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77074.
How we price it
- Pricing is quoted as a percentage of live spot, stated up front.
- Large positions are welcome; bank wire is available.
- Every bar is authenticity-tested in front of you at no charge.
| What you bring | How the payout is calculated | Time in store |
|---|---|---|
| Gold bullion | Pricing is quoted as a percentage of live spot, stated up front. | 10–20 min |
| Silver and platinum bullion | Large positions are welcome; bank wire is available. | 10–20 min |
The buying process
- 1
Bring it in
Walk in during store hours or call for an after-hours appointment.
- 2
We test and weigh
Electronic testing, acid confirmation and a legal-for-trade scale, in front of you.
- 3
You get an offer
A firm cash number based on live spot pricing and current market data.
- 4
Paid on the spot
Accept and leave with cash, or decline and take your items home.
Selling more than one kind of item? Many customers who come to us for sell bullion also bring in coins, gold and silver on the same visit — everything is appraised together and paid out in one cash offer. You can also see what Houston sellers bring us or get directions to our Southwest Freeway store.
Sell Bullion — Questions & Answers
- How do you verify bullion is real?
- We use electronic conductivity testing, precision scales and dimensional checks, and ultrasonic testing on larger bars. All testing is done in front of you and is free.
- Do you buy large bullion positions?
- Yes. Gold King buys large gold and silver positions and can pay by bank wire when the amount exceeds a comfortable cash transaction.
- Do you buy platinum and palladium?
- Yes. Platinum and palladium bars, coins and jewelry are purchased at live spot pricing for each metal.
- Where can I sell gold bars in Houston?
- Gold King buys gold bars at 6809 Southwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77074, quoting a stated percentage of live spot with no deductions. Authentication is free and done in front of you.
- Should I open the assay packaging before selling a bar?
- No. Sealed assay cards with matching serial numbers speed verification and support better pricing. Bring the bar sealed if it still is.
- Do you buy generic or unbranded bullion bars?
- Yes. Generic bars and privately minted rounds are bought on verified weight and fineness. The spread is slightly wider than on a recognised mint bar, and we tell you that number before you decide.
- How much do you pay for a 1 oz gold bar?
- A 1 oz bar is paid as the live gold spot price multiplied by one troy ounce, less a stated spread we quote out loud. Because spot moves continuously, the exact dollar figure is only accurate at the moment of the quote.
- Do you buy silver bullion as well as gold?
- Yes. Silver bars from 1 oz to 100 oz, silver rounds and mixed generic silver are all bought against the live silver market, along with platinum bars and rounds.
Guides to read first
Before you sell, it helps to know how the offer is calculated. These Gold King guides cover it in plain language:
- PricingHow Much Is My Gold Worth? (Houston Guide)Work out what your gold jewelry is worth before you sell: karat, weight, live spot price and the simple math Houston gold buyers use.
- Pricing24K Gold Value Guide: Bars, Coins & Value24K gold value explained: pure gold math, bars and coins, Asian investment jewelry, hallmark stamps, and what to expect when you sell.
- PricingGold Melt Value Explained: How It's CalculatedHow gold melt value is calculated, why it's the floor price for scrap gold, and when a piece is worth more than its melt value.
- SilverSilver Value Guide: Sterling, Coins & BullionHow silver is valued: sterling purity, flatware and jewelry, coins and bullion, hallmark stamps, and what to expect selling silver in Houston.
- Coins & BullionCoin Value Guide: What Actually Sets the PriceLearn how any coin is priced: melt value vs numismatic premium, the grading scale, mint marks, and key dates that change everything.
- Coins & BullionBullion Selling Guide: Bars, Rounds & Assay CardsSell bars and rounds with confidence: recognized refiners, assay cards, spot-plus-or-minus premiums, and how large lots are handled.
- Coins & BullionGold Coin Guide: Eagles, Krugerrands & MoreUnderstand gold coin values: American Eagle, Buffalo, Krugerrand, Maple Leaf, Sovereign, pre-1933 US, Mexican pesos and gold weight math.
- Coins & BullionSilver Coin Guide: Junk Silver to Silver EaglesLearn how pre-1965 junk silver, 40% halves, Morgans, Peace dollars and Silver Eagles are valued, plus the face-value math to run.
- Coins & BullionRare & Collectible Coin Buying GuideUnderstand rare coin value: PCGS/NGC grading, certified vs raw coins, provenance, and when a coin is worth keeping instead of selling.
- LegalTexas Laws for Selling Gold: What to KnowUnderstand the general Texas rules around selling gold and precious metals: ID requirements, record-keeping, and consumer protections.
- EducationWhat Determines Gold Value? Full BreakdownLearn the market and item-specific factors — spot price, karat, weight, and craftsmanship — that determine what your gold is worth.
