Wallstreet may field this but I've got some pretty serious 22/21 braceletes/coins from other parts of the world that I'm willing to part with unfortunately.
Where does one find a buyer that won't take your shirt?
Melting this down would be shame but that's life.
Thanks in advance guys..
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Wallstreet may field this but I've got some pretty serious 22/21 braceletes/coins from other parts of the world that I'm willing to part with unfortunately.
Where does one find a buyer that won't take your shirt?
They are places everywhere. You really need to just look local and you should be able to find something. Not sure what the price is sittng at right now (I believe somewhere between 925-945 and ounce) but depending on the quality you should have no problem getting market value.
They are places everywhere. You really need to just look local and you should be able to find something. Not sure what the price is sittng at right now (I believe somewhere between 925-945 and ounce) but depending on the quality you should have no problem getting market value.
Those "WE BUY GOLD" sites will pay you wholesale or less and try to cheat you in the process, same goes for pawn shops..they pay less than retail value.
If you want retail value I guess you can try a Craigslist or the like, but people who want gold usually need financing and will pay retail at the mall or a jewelry shop, OR they want it below retail and are not willing to pay reasonable prices.
You can forget 900 an ounce when considering the value, you need to get a wholesale figure from a pawn shop, make sure you weigh before hand so you know if they are short changing you etc.
I wouldnt even look at those online "mail it in" gold places..too many horror stories there.
Selling gold is tough for market value, buying is very easy..lol
Those "WE BUY GOLD" sites will pay you wholesale or less and try to cheat you in the process, same goes for pawn shops..they pay less than retail value.
If you want retail value I guess you can try a Craigslist or the like, but people who want gold usually need financing and will pay retail at the mall or a jewelry shop, OR they want it below retail and are not willing to pay reasonable prices.
You can forget 900 an ounce when considering the value, you need to get a wholesale figure from a pawn shop, make sure you weigh before hand so you know if they are short changing you etc.
I wouldnt even look at those online "mail it in" gold places..too many horror stories there.
Selling gold is tough for market value, buying is very easy..lol
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