Where To Buy Gold In Eureka, Missouri

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Buying gold in Eureka, Missouri has never been easier! Dozens of local and national gold dealers are standing by to help you invest!

Local Gold Dealers

1) Crestwood Coin & Jewelers

14.13 Miles Away (314) 821-7878 10021 Watson Rd Saint Louis, MO 63126

2) Southside Pawn and Jewelry

19.31 Miles Away (314) 353-2992 8101 Gravois Rd Saint Louis, MO 63123

3) St Charles Pawn Shop & Zanders Jewelry

20.72 Miles Away (636) 946-6618 1015 S 5th St Saint Charles, MO 63301

4) Used Jewelry Buyer

21.36 Miles Away (314) 313-5804 122 N Main St Saint Charles, MO 63301

5) Sam Light Loan & Mercantile

25.25 Miles Away (314) 371-8007 2601 Olive St Saint Louis, MO 63103

6) Cash America Pawn

25.44 Miles Away (314) 830-2820 7700 N Lindbergh Blvd Hazelwood, MO 63042

7) First Cash Pawn

25.47 Miles Away (314) 839-8003 7751 N Lindbergh Blvd Hazelwood, MO 63042

8) Kay's Pawn Shop

31.84 Miles Away (618) 451-1055 2500 Nameoki Rd Granite City, IL 62040

Gold Purchase Formats

There are a number of physical formats you can consider when buying gold:


  • Gold Coins: Some coins have a "rarity" component associated with them that can add to their value. Coins are a great option but avoid purchasing based on rarity unless you really know what you're doing
  • Gold Jewelry: Investing in jewelry is another option. You'll take craftsmansip, design, and purity into account when valuing these items.
  • Gold Bars: Bars are typically quite pure, and stamped with the name of the production refinery. Value is directly aligned to the amount of metal in the bar.
  • Gold ETFs: These are funds designed to follow the spot price of gold. It doesn't mean you own anything physically, and isn't an effective hedge against total system collapse (but can be a good investment vehicle for some).

Tips For Buying Gold In Missouri

Know And Comply With The Law

It's important to comply with the law when it comes to buying gold, and knowing what they are goes a long way.


Under a certain dollar amount, there's no need to declare (which may be attractive to some), but once you hit a threshold you will need to (and should) declare your holdings.

Stay Liquid

Having liquid gold on-hand and ready in the event of a crisis is the best hedge. Being invested in gold ETFs is fine depending on your objectives, but if you're truly hedging against unforeseen market collapses, you want physical metal in your possession.

Invest On A Long Time Horizon

When investing in any asset, including gold, it's important to keep the time horizon in mind. Prices fluctuate, and over a longer time horizon there's a better chance of your investment appreciating in value.


The last thing anyone would want is to invest money they'll need in the coming months, only to have the market move against them. Talk to your financial adviser, and carefully plan any future purchases.

Keep Some Gold Nearby - But Not Too Much

Governments around the world have seized noble metals from time to time, so keeping your entire stash locally could be a bad idea depending on where you live.


Safe jurisdictions like Switzerland should be considered when you get to the point of holding a significant (tens of thousands of dollars worth generally) amount.