Gold Rush Pittsburgh

04/04/2023

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03/10/2023

Indulge in timeless elegance with our exquisite collection of jewelry. Discover the perfect piece to elevate your style and make a lasting impression.

03/10/2023

Unleash Your Sparkle with our Jewelry Collection

03/10/2023

Discover the pure brilliance of gold jewelry at our store. Stop by today and find the perfect piece to add to your collection.

03/10/2023

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03/10/2023

Ready to cash in your gold or silver investment? Gold Rush pays top dollar on spot for your gold and silver coins. Not sure if your coins are gold or silver? No problem! Stop by today and have them tested right in front of you.

Gold Rush Pittsburgh is a jewelry store that sells gold jewelry and buys gold, silver, platinum jewelry, coins, and diamonds.

04/22/2022

650-600 B.C. (Electrum Ripple)
Most scholars agree that the advent of coinage occurred at the end of the seventh century B.C. in western Asia Minor (present-day Turkey). The photo below shows a Half-Stater of electrum, a naturally occurring pale yellow mixture of gold and Silver.

09/07/2021

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03/07/2021

When gold price is going down in the market, only Gold Rush offers you top dollar price for your miscellaneous gold jewelry. Bring your gold, silver, platinum and diamond jewelry to Gold Rush today and get your cash from us. We are open on weekends too.

02/20/2021

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02/14/2021

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The first use of gold as money occurred around 700 B.C., when Lydian merchants produced the first coins. These were simply stamped lumps of a 63% gold and 27% silver mixture known as ‘electrum.’ This standardized unit of value no doubt helped Lydian traders in their wide-ranging successes, for by the time of Croesus of Mermnadae, the last King of Lydia (570 -546 B.C.), Lydia had amassed a huge hoard of gold. Today, we still speak of the ultra-wealthy as being ‘rich as Croesus.’