Sell gold, coins and mid-century jewelry near Levittown
About ten minutes by the Southern State Parkway and Hicksville Road. Walk-ins welcome, no appointment needed.
Levittown family pieces
Levittown, built as a planned community after World War II and split between the Towns of Hempstead and Oyster Bay, has many households holding jewelry from the decades that followed: class rings, cocktail rings, charm bracelets and wedding bands.
Some of that is valuable for its gold alone, and some for its design. Each piece is looked at individually rather than tossed on a scale with the rest.
Gardiners Avenue to the Southern State
The usual route heads along Gardiners Avenue, picks up the Southern State Parkway briefly, then follows Hicksville Road (NY 107) south to Sunrise Highway. Levittown has no LIRR station of its own, so most people drive.
- Robin Lane: 0.1 mi
- Gardiners Avenue: 1.1 mi
- Old Jerusalem Road: 0.4 mi
- Wantagh Avenue: 0.2 mi
- Southern State Parkway (SO): 1.1 mi
- Hicksville Road (NY 107): 1.9 mi
Levittown center to 4222 Sunrise Hwy: 10 min, 5.4 mi (typical drive, no traffic). Live directions from Levittown (opens Google Maps)
Compared with nearby towns
Lindenhurst 9 min (5.5 mi); Farmingdale 10 min (5.6 mi); Merrick 8 min (5.2 mi). Wider area: Hicksville & Jericho.
Coin albums and class rings
Levittown sellers often bring coin albums: wheat pennies, buffalo nickels and pre-1965 silver. Leave them uncleaned. Class rings and bands are bought for gold content; anything ornate or signed is checked as possible estate jewelry.
- A signed photo ID
- Coin albums exactly as they are
- Class rings, stones and all
At the counter with a coin album
Coins are sorted by date, mint mark and condition. Most common coins are valued on their metal, especially pre-1965 silver, while some dates carry real collector value. Gold class rings and bands are tested for karat and weighed in view.
You get a figure for each group, so you can keep coins you are attached to and sell the rest.
Before you leave Levittown
Leave coins in the album, sleeves or jar they came in, and resist the urge to clean them. Class rings can come in with their stones; there is no need to pry anything out. Bring a signed photo ID.
Old pieces, honest answers
Not every old ring is valuable, and not every coin is rare. You will be told plainly which items are worth their metal, which may carry collector value, and which are costume or common. That honesty is what makes a second visit easy if you find more at home.
Levittown questions
How do I get to Roma Jewelry from Levittown?
The usual route heads along Gardiners Avenue, picks up the Southern State Parkway briefly, then follows Hicksville Road (NY 107) south to Sunrise Highway. Levittown has no LIRR station of its own, so most people drive.
Will mid-century jewelry just be weighed?
No. Design, maker and condition can add value beyond the gold, so each piece is looked at on its own.
Can I sell a coin collection?
Yes, from a single silver dollar to a full album.
Is there an LIRR option from Levittown?
Levittown has no station of its own; the drive is about ten minutes.
Should I take the stones out of class rings?
No. Bring them whole; the gold and any stones are looked at together.
Do you buy war nickels and wheat pennies?
Yes. War nickels, wheat pennies, Indian Head cents and buffalo nickels are all welcome.
Is costume jewelry worth bringing?
It has no precious-metal value, but mixed boxes often hide a real piece, so bring it and anything unclear can be tested free.
Ten minutes south
Take the Southern State and Hicksville Road, and bring the album or ring box with you.