July 3 Metals Update: Gold Above $4,100 and Silver Over $62
Gold is near $4,172/oz and silver is near $62.63/oz on July 3, 2026. Here is what NJ sellers should know before taking a quote.
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June 26 Metals Update: Silver Below $60 and Gold Near $4,048
Silver is near $58.31/oz and gold is near $4,048/oz on June 26, 2026. Here is what NJ sellers should know before taking a quote.
Read Article →June 12 Metals Pullback: What NJ Sellers Should Know
Gold is near $4,225/oz and silver is near $67.44/oz on June 12, 2026. Here is what NJ sellers should know before taking a quote.
Read Article →June 5 Metals Update for NJ Sellers
Gold is near $4,466/oz and silver is near $72.75/oz on June 5, 2026. Here is what that means before selling jewelry, sterling, or coins in NJ.
Read Article →May 29 Gold Rebound: What NJ Sellers Should Know
Gold is near $4,518/oz and silver is near $75.70/oz after a choppy week. Here is what that means before selling jewelry, sterling, or coins in NJ.
Read Article →May 15 Metals Pullback for NJ Sellers
Gold is near $4,544/oz and silver is near $77.44/oz after a sharp pullback. Here is what NJ sellers should do before selling.
Read Article →May 2026 NJ Silver and Gold Seller Update
Silver is near 80 dollars/oz and gold is around 4,713 dollars/oz. Here is what current prices mean for NJ sellers with sterling, coins, or gold jewelry.
Read Article →Is It Worth Selling Gold Now? NJ Update
Gold is still near the high end of the 2026 market, and silver is jumpy but strong. Here is what that means for New Jersey sellers deciding whether to bring
Read Article →April 2026 NJ Gold and Silver Seller Update
Gold is holding near 4,800 dollars and silver is still elevated in mid-April. Here's what that means if you're thinking about selling jewelry, coins, or
Read Article →Late March 2026 Gold and Silver Update
Gold pulled back from its early March spike, silver slipped too, and both metals are still far above last year's levels.
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