Gold selling in Utica, New York

Located at 404 Utica Avenue in New York, United States, our pawn shop offers a unique blend of financial services and retail opportunities. As a finance institution, we provide collateral-based loans to individuals in need of quick cash without the hassle of traditional bank loans. Our store also features a wide selection of items for sale, ranging from electronics and jewelry to musical instruments and collectibles. With a friendly and knowledgeable staff, our pawn shop is a convenient and reliable option for those looking to buy, sell, or pawn items in the New York area.

A A Jewelry Buyers & Swap Shop is a finance and store institution located at 400 South Street in Utica, New York, United States. We specialize in buying and selling a wide range of jewelry items, including gold, silver, diamonds, and more. Our experienced staff is dedicated to providing top-notch customer service and fair prices for all transactions. Whether you are looking to sell your old jewelry or find a unique piece to add to your collection, A A Jewelry Buyers & Swap Shop is the place to go. Visit us today to see our selection and experience our exceptional service.

Welcome to the Roscoe Conkling House, a testament to American history and architectural grandeur, located at 3 Rutger Park, Utica, New York. This historic site is an integral part of the Scenic & Historic District of Utica and stands proudly as a National Historic Landmark. Once home to the influential 1870s U.S. Senator Roscoe Conkling, the mansion is a masterpiece of Greek Revival and Federal architectural styles, crafted by the renowned architect Philip Hooker in 1830. Our journey of restoration has been both challenging and rewarding. After acquiring these nationally significant mansions post-2008 in a state of disrepair, we have made significant strides in their stabilization and preservation, despite obstacles such as the global pandemic. Our efforts have been recognized with the Excellence in Historic Preservation award from the Daughters of the American Revolution, a testament to our commitment to preserving Utica's rich architectural heritage.