Garfield Refining at 810 E Cayuga St, Philadelphia, PA 19124

If you want a precious metals refiner that doesn’t play games, Garfield Refining’s the one. I sent in sterling flatware, hollowware, and gold jewelry, and every step was laid out plainly with no hidden catches. They even insured the shipment for me. The payment came within a day or two, which blew me away. Derek Moser, my account manager, was sharp—clear, fast answers, and always on top of things. If clear pricing and real service matter to you, this is your place.

Garfield made selling my gold scraps stupid easy. Their prepaid label showed up fast, no sneaky fees popped up, and they kept me in the loop from sending it off to getting my check. Super quick replies, smooth process—nothing to complain about. Highly recommend if you’ve got scraps to turn in.

I’ve sent in dental scrap and old jewelry twice now, and both times came out ahead at fair market value. Vaughn Archie handled both transactions, kept me posted on when the money would hit, and everything moved faster than expected. No complaints here—I’ll use them again without hesitation and tell others to do the same.

My husband and I didn’t know what to expect when we first called Garfield Refining, but Vaughn Archie made the whole process feel simple. He patiently answered every question we had and walked us through each step so we knew exactly what was happening. The shipping instructions were clear, and the updates along the way kept us informed. It went smoother than we thought it would, and now we’ve already told a few family members to use them too.

I accidentally found a gold crown in my laundry. After a quick search online, I landed on Garfield Refining. They got me a shipping label right away, and within a week I had my payment. No fuss, no stress—just easy. I’d do it again in a heartbeat.

My dad’s old gold bridge (the kind with teeth attached) had been sitting in a drawer for years, and I had no idea what to do with it. One random Google search later, I found Garfield Refining. The reviews looked solid, so I figured, why not? Sent them an email, and they hit me back with a prepaid shipping label. Mailed it off, and not long after, a check showed up in the mail. The whole process was simple—no fuss, no waiting. They even included a breakdown of what the gold was made of. If I ever come across more scrap gold, I’m sending it right back to them.

I had a few broken gold crowns and some busted-up jewelry sitting around, and I wasn’t sure what to do with them. Then I stumbled on Garfield Refining through Gemini, and I reached out to Derek Moser, who handles accounts. Dude was on top of it—answered every question I had, got back to me fast. From shipping the metal to getting the assay results and the payment, the whole thing took less than a week. If you’ve got scrap gold or jewelry lying around, these guys are the real deal. ---

I’ve sent stuff to Garfield three times now, and every single time it’s been smooth. No hassle, no waiting around—just straightforward and worth the little effort it takes to get things to them. This last go-round, someone from their team actually called me to sort out a tiny issue, and it was fixed in no time. The guy I talked to, Vaughn, was super easy to work with—friendly, knew his stuff. All in all, no complaints here. ---

Honestly, I was a little nervous about shipping off my old silversmith scrap—you never know who you’re trusting with that stuff. But after reading some good reviews, I took the plunge. They sent the shipping label right away, emailed when it got there, and a few days later, *boom*—money in my account. And not just what I expected, either. Way more. No headaches, no surprises. If you’re sitting on scrap and wondering who to send it to, these guys won’t screw you over. ---

I sent in a decent amount of old jewelry scrap, and at first, everything seemed fine. They asked if I was a jeweler or just doing this on my own, which was a weird question, but whatever. They said 3-4 days, but it was over a week—though I figured holidays might’ve slowed things down. Then this morning, money just *appeared* in my account. No warning, no explanation. And it was less than half of what I should’ve gotten. No breakdown, no receipt, nothing. I didn’t even get to say, *"Hey, this doesn’t add up—give me my gold back."* Just… screwed. I wouldn’t send a rusty nail to these people, let alone something valuable.