| 1. What fees will I pay to have my scrap refined? |
Our fees are based upon the quantity and type of scrap submitted. For example, a scrap lot consisting of high karat jewelry weighing more than 150 dwt would incur a 5% refining fee. We do not charge assay fees, treatment charges etc. |
| 2. Is there a minimum amount of scrap that you will accept? |
No, we have no minimums. |
| 3. Why should I sell my gold, silver, platinum or palladium to Doral? |
Our combination of state of the art processing and assaying equipment, high payouts and personal service is unmatched in the refining industry. Also, we suggest that every consumer research a company with the Better Business Bureau. Go to the home state of the company and check to see the quanity and type of complaints. Doral Refining Corp is a member the BBB of New York/Long Island. |
| 4. How long does the process take? |
Payment is typically sent within 48 hours of receipt of your scrap in the refinery. Industrial scrap such as sweeps, polishings, vacuum bags etc may take about 4-6 weeks to refine. |
| 5. Can I witness the processing of my scrap? |
Yes, you may schedule an appointment at our refinery in Freeport NY. |
| 6. Can you tell me the value of my jewelry over the phone? |
We can provide an estimate based upon the description you provide. However, we must analyze the metal to be certain of the payout. |
| 7. If I mail scrap to Doral, how will I know its value? |
If you provide a daytime phone number along with a request to be contacted prior to processing, our refining manager will call you with an estimate. |
| 8. Is Doral licensed to handle dental scrap? |
Doral is licensed and regularly inspected by the Environmental Protection Agency (NYD000230854) , the Nassau County Department of Health and OSHA. |
| 9. Does Doral accept contact and non-contact amalgam? |
Yes. We buy dry dental amalgam both contact and non-contact. We do not accept amalgam capsules or traps. |
| 10. Does Doral take the lead foil from x-ray film? |
Yes. Though it has no value we will accept lead foil and recycle it as a courtesy. |