The address is Oakland Park Boulevard

Nicholas Estate Buyers is in Oakland Park. The counter is at 2821 E Oakland Park Blvd, which makes this the home municipality rather than a place we drive out to serve. For most residents the trip is a few minutes.

That is worth saying plainly, because a lot of the businesses buying gold in this area are not local to it. Some operate out of hotel rooms for a weekend. Others are chains running the same script in forty cities.

A working city, not a retirement one

Oakland Park is different in profile to the coastal areas nearby. Around thirty-one thousand people live in 33334 at a median age of 41.3 and a household income of $65,379. Compared with the condominium corridor five minutes east, the population is younger, the housing is mixed, and the reasons for selling are different.

Less of what arrives here is a cleared estate. More of it is a single item and a specific need: a broken chain, a ring from a marriage that ended, a gold bracelet that has sat unworn for a decade, a coin someone was given as a child.

Those sellers get the same process as anyone bringing a full estate. The scale is the same, the spot price is the same, and nobody is told their item is too small to be worth the visit. There is no minimum here.

What we buy

• Gold in any condition, 10K through 24K, whole or broken
• Single earrings, snapped chains, bent rings and empty mountings
• Class rings, wedding bands and charm bracelets
• Dental gold, including crowns with tooth material attached
• Gold and silver coins, single pieces or collections
• Sterling silver, including flatware and odd pieces
• Diamond rings and colored stones
• Watches, from Rolex down to everyday brands worth checking

How the number is reached

Gold is tested for karat and weighed on a calibrated scale in front of you, then priced against the day's spot market. You are told the spot figure being used before the arithmetic happens.

Nothing goes into a back room and no item is bundled into a lot without being named. If something is plated rather than solid, you are told that too. A GIA Graduate Gemologist does the work, and Nicholas Toubia is a fifth-generation jeweler.

The business holds 4.9 stars across 61 Google reviews. Payment is by cash, check or wire the same visit.

Finding us

The store is on the north side of East Oakland Park Boulevard, east of Federal Highway, with parking on site. From most of Oakland Park it is under ten minutes, and from the streets around Dixie Highway considerably less.

Wilton Manors sits directly west and shares the 33334 ZIP in places. For the wider city, see our Fort Lauderdale page, or the Broward gold page for county-wide.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I sell gold in Oakland Park?

Nicholas Estate Buyers is at 2821 E Oakland Park Blvd in Oakland Park. Gold is tested and weighed at the counter and priced against the day's spot market, with a free offer and no obligation to sell.

Is there a minimum amount?

No. A single broken chain is bought on the same terms as a full estate, and there is no charge for having something looked at.

Do you pay cash?

Yes, and also by check or wire transfer. Payment is made the same visit once the offer is accepted.

What do I need to bring?

The item and photo identification. Nothing else is required.

How do I know the scale is accurate?

It is calibrated, it is on the counter, and you watch the weighing. The spot price being used is stated before the calculation.

Do you buy gold-plated items?

Plated items are checked and identified, but they hold very little value by weight. You will be told that directly rather than have them counted into a lot.

Come by

Walk in during opening hours or call (786) 281-1287.

Nicholas Estate Buyers
2821 E Oakland Park Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306
(786) 281-1287
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Open Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 6pm, and Saturday, 11am to 5pm. Closed Sunday and Monday. See the contact page for directions.