HOW WE WORK

CALL US

Call us to discuss the precious metal scrap you have and we will provide full terms for processing & an estimate.

FILL OUT OUR ONLINE FORM

Fill out our online packing list form which can be found here.

SEND US YOUR MATERIALS

Send us your material using USPS Priority or Registered Mail, UPS, or FedEx.

RECEIVE PAYMENT

Once your scrap is received, we will process it and send payment within the quoted time period.

Platinum • Palladium • Gold • Silver • Rhodium • Electronics • Catalyst

When it comes to recycling your precious metal scrap, you need a reliable, responsible and responsive partner. Specialty Metals has been the top choice in the US for secondary refining of Gold, Silver and Platinum Group Metals for more than 40years, for companies in the industrial, electronic, jewelry and mining sectors.

Our Precision Leads to Your Profit

We pride ourselves on our efficient and precise sampling techniques and accurate analysis and recovery. Whatever scrap your company has, from high grade gold bullion to low grade circuit boards, you can trust that Specialty Metals will turn it into the highest returns you can get.

Here are just a few of the materials we refine:

Platinum Wire Scrap • Thermocouple Wire Scrap • Platinum Bearing Scrap • Plating Tank Scrap • Karat Gold Jewelry • Gold-Filled Watch Cases & Scrap • Sputtering Targets • Sterling Silver Scrap • Silver Cadmium Scrap • Silver Electrical Contacts • Catalytic Converters • Industrial Catalyst
– and most all other types of precious metal bearing scrap. Please call us to discuss.

Click here for a full list of precious metals we recycle and refine.

You Deserve Platinum Service, too

One reason we’re still in business after 36 years is that we treat you like the precious resource you are. Our dedicated staff will give you the superior customer service you deserve and demand. We understand that time is critical to you, and our flexible payment methods mean you get your payments faster and more conveniently for the way your company operates.

Let us give you a quote and you’ll see how Specialty Metals can help you reclaim the profits hidden in your scrap.

Request A Quote Now.

Featured Blog Posts

Unveiling the Truth About Weighted Silver/Hollow Ware: What You Need to Know

Are you among the many who have been captivated by the allure of weighted silver? Perhaps you've inherited a set of candelabras that seem to promise a treasure trove of precious metal, or maybe you're considering recycling your silverware for some extra cash. Whatever your situation, it's essential to understand the reality behind weighted silver and its value.

Deciphering Your Precious Metal Scrap: Is it Platinum, Iridium, or Something Else?

At Specialty Metals, Smelters, and Refiners, we understand the importance of discerning the true nature of your precious metal scrap. Whether you're a jewelry enthusiast, a medical device manufacturer, or a collector, knowing whether your material contains platinum, iridium, or a combination of both is essential for ensuring its value and utility.

Navigating the Maze of X-ray Guns: Why Fire Assay is Your Best Bet for Accurate Metal Analysis

In the world of precious metals, accuracy is paramount. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a newcomer to the industry, the quest for precise readings on metal composition can be fraught with challenges. One such hurdle comes in the form of X-ray guns, which, while widely used, may not always deliver the accuracy you need.

How to Make Money Recycling Dental Scrap

Precious metals can be found in old dental appliances, especially in old crowns, bridges, porcelain-to-metal facings, fillings, and gold wire.

How much gold, silver and other precious metals can you find in dental scrap, and what kind of appliances should you be looking for? Let’s break it all down by looking at the precious metals that have been used to make dental appliances.

What Is the Best Way to Sell Palladium Scrap Today?

With high palladium trading prices, now is a good time to liquidate your palladium scrap holdings.

Demand is high. Because palladium is a secondary product that is recovered from platinum and nickel mining, miners have limited ability to increase palladium output in response to rising prices.

Why the Best Gold Buyer Near You Is as Close as Your Post Office

“What’s the most convenient place near me to sell my scrap gold?” is a question people often ask. They are looking for a place to sell their old jewelry and all kinds of scrap gold that is . . .

A Guide to Making Money by Investing in Gold-Plated Flatware

It’s been a long while since we wrote an advisory about investing in gold-plated tableware. So . . . why should we write about it again? The simple reason is that the price of gold is high now. . . and that means this is a good time to think again about investing in gold-plated knives, forks, and spoons.

Investing in Bullion: What You Need to Know

Are coins and bullion bars good investments? In today’s post, you will learn what you need to know to make a good decision about whether to sink your money into these popular investments.

How Can You Tell the Difference Between the Platinum Group Metals?

The platinum group metals - platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, and ruthenium look pretty much the same. They are all bright, shiny white metals that do not tarnish. And if you’re dealing with platinum group metal scrap – the stuff that is left over after different industrial processes – it all looks pretty much the same.

Now Is the Time to Reclaim the Platinum from Older Computer Hard Drives

Have you noticed a big change in computers over the last few years?

We’re not talking about the fact that DVD/CD drives have disappeared from most of them – even though that is true. Nor are we talking about the fact that there is no longer a place to plug in an ethernet cable.

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