Gold buying in Bad Bentheim. A fair price in 2 minutes.

No appointment really means no appointment, including Saturdays. Like Nordhorn, Bad Bentheim belongs to the district of Grafschaft Bentheim. As a castle and spa town right on the Dutch border, Bad Bentheim is well used to welcoming visitors. To sell precious metals, however, most prefer to travel to the county town for an unhurried consultation. Twelve kilometres is a short trip, even just for a second opinion.

Customers from Bad Bentheim and Grafschaft Bentheim appreciate personal, discreet advice and immediate payment, without an appointment.

You need two things: your gold and a valid identity card or passport. No invoices, certificates, appointments or registration are required.

You can also skip cleaning and sorting. Neither changes purity or weight, and we review everything together at the counter anyway.

Gold jewellery from Turkey and the Arab world is usually 22 carat, or 916 purity. Bangles, Ceyrek and Ata-Lira are therefore worth considerably more per gram than German 585 jewellery.

We recognise these hallmarks and calculate them correctly. High fineness is an advantage when selling because each gram contains more pure gold.

Weekday mornings are usually quickest. Saturdays and the final hour before closing are busier, so there may be a short wait.

If you are in a hurry, call us first. We will honestly tell you how busy we are so you do not make the journey unnecessarily.

A hallmark states purity in thousandths. 333 is 8 carat, 585 is 14 carat and 750 is 18 carat. A higher number means more pure gold per gram.

Maker's marks and country-specific stamps also appear, such as British 375 or 916 from Turkey and the Arab world. Only the purity figure determines material value.