Sell My Gold

Frequently Asked Questions

1. QUESTION:
   Want to sell gold for cash - Is it the good way to sell gold for cash?
   I have of gold jewellery with me that is of no use for me. Should I sell my gold jewellery for Cash?

   • ANSWER:
     before selling points to think and decide are:
     1)what is the use of money recovered from selling jewellery? personal need or investment in gold bonds?
     2)are you competent to sell jewellery in jewellery form ? or you have to sell it for the gold within it, after heavy discounts for obtaining pure gold.
     in india most jewellery is made of 22carat gold out of 24carat pure gold.in india on selling we procure pure gold about 80% of jewellery weight.suppose jewellery weight is 100gm.then we will get the amount equivalent to 80gm of pure gold.
     in case of 18carat jewellery you would recover about 65% .

2. QUESTION:
   What countries sell gold for wholesale prices so I can resell it in the US?
   Please Help Me! This is my dream to travel for gold and be able to sell it. Thank youu.
   Mexico? Where Else?

   • ANSWER:
     None.

     Gold - if it is real, and 99% pure will sell at market rates. Market rates mean it is the same price world-wide.

     If anyone buys gold at under market rates, they are running a good business. Anyone who sells gold at below market rates are not engaging in a smart business.

     A lot of people have been selling their "gold" over the last several years to these "cash for gold" programs, all at prices far lower than actual gold prices.
     http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ArwlCUJOCipb5tChxReZUvnty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090219132550AANJKun&show=7#profile-info-zFTDPfOpaa

     Many if not all of those TV commercial and ads selling gold coins are also selling at far above golds actual precious metal value.

3. QUESTION:
   Where can I sell gold directly to a refiner in the Edmond area?
   One of my friend suggest me to sell unwanted & broken gold to a refiner. Is there anywhere in the Edmon area where this is possible? How do I know they are giving me a fair price?

   • ANSWER:
     I think Pacebutlergold is a refiner that is located online ... Their physical address is in Edmond. You'll save money by using this company cause you don't have to drive anywhere... the kit they send you is free, and they will give you current market prices for your gold!

4. QUESTION:
   Where online would I have a good chance to sell gold and silver jewelery?
   I was just thinking to sell off my my old gold and silver jewelery,where online would I have good chance to sell it.Please help me out.

   • ANSWER:
     Sign up with Ebay.....best place to sell anything.

5. QUESTION:
   What affiliate program can I use to sell gold and silver?
   The London Gold Exchange is not taking new members. Are there any other affiliate programs I can use to sell gold and silver from my website?

   • ANSWER:
     This one is great for gold: http://www.bullionvault.com/#GOLDBUYNOW

6. QUESTION:
   What's the best way to sell gold and know we're not getting ripped off?
   My grandma called my mom today and told her she has a bunch of old gold jewelry she doesn't want anymore and wants us to sell it to use for our bills and such. How do we know if were getting a good deal or not when selling this gold? Does it go by ounce for jewelry as well?

   • ANSWER:
     You should be able to get 70% of its value from a reputable jeweler. The value is easy:

     Gold per ounce = ,400. There are 31 grams per ounce (Troy), so...
     Gold per gram = .

     24 karat = 100% gold.
     14 karat = 58% gold.
     18 karat = 75% gold.

     Example: You bring in a 14karat gold necklace that weighs 11 grams. How much is it "worth" and how much should you get?

     Worth: 11 grams x gram x 58% = 7

     Get: 7 x 70% = 1

7. QUESTION:
   How to sell gold coins without getting ripped off?
   How do I sell my American Eagle one ounce gold coins?

   I have 10 of them and want to sell them. I bought them for 0 and the guy I bought them from charged me per gold coin.

   I could probably sell it back to him with same "margin" of about .

   Is this a good "deal"?

   • ANSWER:
     start off with this site and you can try to ask that person you got them from but don't tell him you got them from him until after you get a price

8. QUESTION:
   What would be the best game to sell gold/currency in?
   I'm looking into gold selling, I've been selling my WoW gold for /thousand, but is there any more profitable games to sell gold in?

   • ANSWER:
     You used to be able to make lots of money off Runescape. Now you can't because of the updates. You can't trade a certain amount of gold anymore.

     So I am guessing WoW would be the only good one.

9. QUESTION:
   Where should I sell my gold jewelry?
   I hear that the best places to sell gold jewelry are brokerage firms or estate jewelry houses. Where should I sell my gold to get the best price? And what are any tips for negotiating the best price when I am selling? Thanks.

   • ANSWER:
     It all depends on what you have. If your jewelry is in nice shape and at least 14kt or 18kt gold, many estate jewelry buyers will express interest and pay a bit better.

     If the jewelry is damaged, or common pieces you still see in chain stores, you might as well sell it for gold weight...and in that case watch the gold markets for a nice gold spike because gold is paid on closing price.

     Also, look into some private jewelry stores. Sometimes they do consignment for a percentage and you could maximize your dollar out of that.

     Hope that helps...

10. QUESTION:
    Where is the safest place to sell my gold chains online?
    I have heard that there are a lot of gold chain scam sites and I want to make sure that I know the safest place to sell gold chains.

    • ANSWER:
      The best place to sell gold chains online is Midwestgold.com. They are fair, they were honest with how they determined gold in my chains and rings and gave me the best price. These people are solid.

11. QUESTION:
    What's the best way to sell gold online ?
    I live in the UK and I am actually looking to sell some of my gold items(mostly they are 18 carat upto some may be 22 or even 24 carats) like auctioning through web sites like ebay. Does it work, any ideas, or suggestions, if it will offer the better deal.
    Thank you

    • ANSWER:
      Check the Which report on the web site below; you will see that hawking it around jewellery shops is the better option. How would a private buyer know the true value, if buying from eBay, or the like?
      http://www.which.co.uk/money/bills-and-budgeting/guides/cash-for-gold-companies/cash-for-gold-our-findings/

12. QUESTION:
    Best place to sell unwanted gold jewelry?
    I need to sell a lot of unwanted scrap gold jewelry (earrings, watches and necklaces). What is the safest and highest paying gold refiner?
    I'm looking to sell gold in my city if possible.

    • ANSWER:
      You can not sell your gold directly to a refiner unless you are a jewelry or dealer and have proper licences. I am a refiner who buys from jewelers and dealers as well as the public. I do not pay the public as much as jewelers and dealers for these two reasons.

      1) When buying from the public the law states that I must hold all items for 15 days before selling/melting them. In those 15 days gold, or silver has the potential to drop ALOT! Additionally, my money gets tied up for 15 days when buying from the public. When I buy gold or silver from dealers or jewelers I can melt it that same day, thus there is no risk of losing profit from gold or silver dropping since it is melted the same day it is bought.

      2) Unless you have a large amount of gold or silver it isn't profitable for us to buy from you. We don't mind making .25 cents profit per gram if you have 1,000 grams of gold but it doesn't pay to make 25 cents profit per gram if you are selling 100 grams of gold. That is only profit from laying out 00. There are expenses and lots of them, most people don't realize it's a business and we need to make money too.

      On the other hand there are plenty of places ripping people off. With gold at 3 per ounce you should take no less than a gram for 10k, a gram for 14k and a gram for 18k.

      I buy from people all over America. I can buy it from you if you know the exact weight of your gold and silver. I can pay you via paypal even before you ship it out.

      DO NOT USE CASH4GOLD.COM, GOLDKIT.COM, GOLDPAQ.COM OR ANY OF THOSE COMMERCIAL TYPE SITES!!!!!!! THEY ARE A HUGGGGE SCAM!!!!

      Call me if you want to sell your items to my company. The number is 877-487-1386.

13. QUESTION:
    How do I buy and sell gold/ gold bullion?
    I'm making my first long term investment and I'd like to know, how do I buy and sell gold bullion?

    • ANSWER:
      A commodities account will essentially do what you want. If you really want to buy the physical commodity you'll need a truck and a very secure warehouse.

14. QUESTION:
    How do I sell my a class gold ring at a pawn shop?
    I do not have experience at dealing with the clerks at pawn shops. Has anybody ever sold gold and gotten a good deal?
    Do you know a system / trick on how to handle your transaction? Thanks a million!!

    • ANSWER:
      The pawn shop will give you a price for what they will pay you for it. Often, they will give you a little more for it if you say you want a loan on it and they think you'll be returning to buy it back. Have you checked into any scrap gold dealers or though about craigslist or ebay? It is possible to have the ring altered for another person(new stone, high school and such).

15. QUESTION:
    What's the best way to sell gold jewlry to raise cash?
    I need cash for down payment. I've heard people selling gold by mailing in. Doesn't sound possible to me to send off valuables to an unknown person and get desired outcome, that's why I'm asking here. I haven't seen buyers coming to my area to buy gold, that sort of thing. Your input is much appreciated!

    • ANSWER:
      You have two options:

      The first is to shop your valuables around town to local jewelers. You can generally price compare them so that you know you are at least getting a competitive bid. The problem is that most jewelers are simply middlemen to a refiner which means you aren't going to get the absolute most for your items.

      The second option is to use a national buyer. I would avoid the suggestion of the poster below who recommended goldintomoney since they are simply a front for Cash4Gold. Cash4Gold has a horrible reputation and doesn't pay anything compared to reputable buyers. See their BBB report here: http://www.seflorida.bbb.org/businessreport.aspx?companyid=16000679

      I have had two good experiences with American Gold and Silver. They paid me decent money for the gold and diamond rings I sent them and I was more comfortable with them because they are a subsidiary of a publicly traded company (DGSE Companies, Inc.) Plus their BBB rating is A+: http://www.bbb.org/dallas/business-reviews/gold-silver-and-platinum-dealers/dallas-gold-and-silver-exchange-in-dallas-tx-356

      Hope that helps. Good luck on the new home!

16. QUESTION:
    How Can I sell my old gold stuff online?
    Hello everyone,
    I just want to sell out my gold stuff. And I don't want to sell out these to my nearest local shop. Because they don't pay Gud price for that. So, I would like to know proper way How & Where to sell gold stuff??... where I can get Good price for that.

    • ANSWER:
      I don’t know what cash4gold will pay. I do know from my past experience, that I sent them a scrap jewelry ring and they paid me .26. I rejected the offer and they returned my ring promptly. I then found another company, http://www.captaincashforgold.com/ that paid me 3 for the same ring!! and they enclosed a track able Fedex pack along with 0 insurance as opposed to some crappy envelope from cash4gold that you cant even track. I really got burned a couple of times using a couple of different cash for gold companies but with http://www.captaincashforgold.com/ I feel I finally found one that I could really trust with my valuables.

17. QUESTION:
    Can I sell Gold rings to Trevor-D custom jewellery in Toronto?
    I have two engagement rings I want to sell to him. He bought some stuff from me months ago and I am not sure if he will buy my gold engagement rings.

    • ANSWER:
      If you mean used engagement rings, then yes apparently he buys them for the gold and diamond value.

      But, I think you have to call first.

      Look up his number in the book.

18. QUESTION:
    I would like to sell my silver and gold?
    What or where is the best way to sell gold and silver.

    • ANSWER:
      It depends on what you have. Look for places that deal in similar goods.

      If you have coins or bars, go to a coin dealer.

      Take jewelry to a jeweler. There are huge markups on jewelry, so do not expect anything like what similar items sell for. Consider a consignment shop. If you know ebay, perhaps that is an option.

      Don't even consider the mall kiosks or mail-in-gold deals. Very poor prices.

19. QUESTION:
    How to sell gold fish as a fundraiser at a Relay for Life program at a school.?
    Okay my school is doing a program called relay for life the ultimate goal for this is to raise money for cancer. We need to do a fundraiser and everyone on my team loves the idea. I was wondering if there was any way to keep the tank cold? we would sell fish bowls and food and some directions etc. the only problem is how to keep the tank cold and if this is even a good idea?

    • ANSWER:
      gold fish don't belong in bowls. I'm all for raising money but not golf fish living in bowls. I'd find a different way to raise money. why not wash cars or sell cupcakes.

20. QUESTION:
    Is there an age limit to sell gold for money?
    I have a white gold necklace and a gold pendant, given to me by my ex.
    I'm only 17, if I want to go to the Gold4Cash place, do I have to be over a certain age?
    Or need to bring ID with me?
    Thanks in advance.

    • ANSWER:
      Definately 18+ mam. I may not know you, but i know age limits

21. QUESTION:
    Is there a place in New York where I can sell gold bars in person?
    I can't pay my rent in gold bars (although I haven't brought that up with my landlord). Is there a place in New York where I can trade Heraeus or Sussie gold bars at close to market value? I really want to pay my rent and/or buy a car and gold bars are not respected tender.

    • ANSWER:
      Almost every coin dealer also deals in precious metals.

22. QUESTION:
    Where can you sell gold without a fee?
    So thinking of investing in gold, the type that I buy and get it directly so that I have no storage fees. So in say 10 years when I unbury this in my backyard where can I sell it? I know all those Cash4Gold rubbish places are not giving you what gold is actually worth. So please site some sources as I've looked a bit on the net and can't seem to find anything concrete. Thanks

    • ANSWER:
      There is not a fee to sell gold or silver back to market. There is only a fee to buy it. You are misunderstanding the spot price of gold and how it works. Unlike stocks, gold and silver have a spot price. The spot price in any given time is the difference between the BID (Selling back to market) price and the ASK (Buying from the market price). So if the Bid price is 00.00 and the Ask price is 02.00 then the spot price is 01.00. The spot price ONLY refers to PAPER gold not PHYSICAL gold and silver. Now in addition to the spot price the PHYSICAL metals market has a premium on the physical metal. These premiums vary as to exactly the type of product being bought. Coins always carry a higher premium then bars. Then you have premium differences for bullion coins and numismatic coins. It is vital to learn and know the differences betewwn these types of coins.

      As to where to sell back to market you can start with KITCO. Here is the link to figure out what each type of product they deal will will pay you if you sell to them. https://online.kitco.com/selltokitco/selltokitco_USD.html
      Other metals sites usually do not provide real time selling back to market pricing. However Monex has real time buying from market prices http://www.monex.com/liveprices so does American Gold Exchange http://www.amergold.com/

      Now you have to learn exactly what products to buy and why to buy them. You need to lean which to avoid and why. Rule of thumb.....If you are in the US then only buy US Gold coins. Avoid coins encased in plastic numismatic graded holders. They are too expensive and are not woth the extra money in most cases. Aviod gold from other countries except fractional gold bullion Maple Leafs from Canada. For Silver avoid pre 1964 silver coins in large amounts. I personally only buy Silver Maple Leaf Bullion coins and Silver American Eagles.

      Learn more by reading the Kitco Forums https://www.kitcomm.com/index.php

      And listen to the following radion show from Patriot Trading Group. http://patriotarchives.blogspot.com/ and read the news on Patriot Trading Groups website here. http://allamericangold.com/index.html

      Also you need to understand that gold is not an investment. Gold is and acts more like an insurance policy. You are insuring that something in your portfolio can never go to [FAQ-ANSWER].00. All paper assets have the ability to go to [FAQ-ANSWER].00. This is what you are insuring against. The only other asset to not go to zero is real estate. But real estate is illiquid. Because of the debt time bomb you better own gold. The best way to own gold is to buy and take physical delivery of the gold itself. Silver is also in the gold realm as well, so when talking about gold, silver is included.

      It is always a good idea to own some gold and silver at all price levels. To truly understand gold and silver, and why you should own it you have to understand the economy and get the movie of life on the largest screen possible.

      Gold is money and a store of value. It is the "Currency of last resort" as Greenspan has stated many times through the years. Gold doesnt pay interest, dividends, doesnt restate earnings, has no lawyers, accountants, CEOs or CFOs lying to you on television. Gold doesnt ask for bailouts, doesnt go Bankrupt and cannot cook its books. Gold cant be debased or printed at the will of a company or governmetnt and holds its purchasing power.

      Gold sits there as a store of value, is labor intensive, and a one ounce coin will not split into a bunch of half ounce coins at the direction of the pin stripped bandits on Wall Street. Also Gold is the ONLY asset class in the last ten years to increase in value and retain every dollar of its purchasing power.

      Do not look at gold in terms of price. Look at prices and money in terms of gold. Paper currency doesnt gain in value, neither does gold. In 1999 when gold was at 0.00 an ounce, a one ounce gold bullion coin bought about 400 gallons of gas. Today with gas prices up and gold at 00.00 an ounce the same one ounce gold coin still buys about the same amount of gas. This is true for food, energy, and other basic items needed for living. The gold didnt gain value at all. It stayed the same. It only takes more paper to buy the same amount of goods and services. If gold were to fall say down to 0 an ounce again then that would mean all prices would fall as well. Do you see gas going back to .00 a gallon anytime soon? Look at gold as a currency and as insurance of buying power and a store of value not as an investment. Therefore dont worry about the price of gold in paper terms. As Alan Greenspan former Chairman of the Federal Reserve said ....

      "In the absence of the gold standard, there is no way to protect savings from confiscation through inflation. There is no safe store of value. If there were, the government would have to make its holding illegal, as was done in the case of gold. If everyone decided, for example, to convert all his bank deposits to silver or copper or any other good, and thereafter declined to accept checks as payment for goods, bank deposits would lose their purchasing power and government-created bank credit would be worthless as a claim on goods. The financial policy of the welfare state requires that there be no way for the owners of wealth to protect themselves.

      This is the shabby secret of the welfare statists' tirades against gold. Deficit spending is simply a scheme for the confiscation of wealth. Gold stands in the way of this insidious process. It stands as a protector of property rights. If one grasps this, one has no difficulty in understanding the statists' antagonism toward the gold standard."

      Any other questions just email me.

23. QUESTION:
    How could I sell my Swiss gold coins?
    I've got some Swiss francs that are solid gold and were issued by banks in switzerland - to sell them do I have to take them back to that bank or is there any other way of selling gold?
    Don't suggest doing one of the postal gold things off the telly please - this is serious gold worth a lot of money

    • ANSWER:
      I am guessing that what you have are the Swiss 20 Franc gold coins from the late 1800s up to 1947. Those are worth at least the value of the gold (which today is about US4). Nearly any coin shop will pay 90% of that. Pawn shops and jewelry stores generally pay somewhat less, and selling by mail is outright foolishness.
      If you have 10 Franc coins, those will go for about 20% more than bullion value. The 100 Franc coins are outright rare.

24. QUESTION:
    How do i sell my gold jewelry?
    I have plenty of real gold jewelry.
    I am only 14 years old.
    I need money.... and i cant get a job yet.
    So, how does this whole selling gold work?
    At the mall near me [LINCOLNWOOD TOWN CENTER] there is a stand and it says "we buy your gold here" and i was wondering how does this process work?
    how do i sell my gold?
    my gold is real, its not that cheap crappy junk.

    • ANSWER:
      You should go to more than one pawn shops and ask how much they'd give you for the gold so you don't get ripped off. But if you look 14, maybe it'll be better if you go with an adult.

25. QUESTION:
    Who do I see to sell gold to in person in Accra, Ghana?
    My friend is trying to raise some money to get back to the USA and wants to sell her gold ingot and jewelry to raise some funds. She bought too much stuff while she was there and is short on cash.

    • ANSWER:
      She can go to any jewellers in Accra, if they don't buy gold they will have a cousin who does. If she bought too much, then just take it back where she bought it. They won't give her the full value back, but probably 80% of the value. And why can't she get home? You have to have a return ticket to get a visa for Ghana to begin with.
      Is this someone you have actually met, or is this an online friend? Because this sounds like a very common scam, that same story has been heard thousands of times on online dating sites.

26. QUESTION:
    Would I be able to sell gold jewelry even tho I'm under the age of 18?
    My mom is a little short on money for taxes this year. I have some gold jewelry but I cant ask her to sell it for me because she knows how much I love it, so she wont do it. I really want to help her out, if I were to go to a mall (cash for gold) kiosk (or somewhere like that) would I be able to sell it? Thanks.

    • ANSWER:
      u r such a good boy.

27. QUESTION:
    Where can i sell my gold if i am located in new jersey?
    not many places to choose from to sell your gold in new jersey, wondering if anyone knows the best place to sell gold in new jersey or should i sell it in Manhattan?

    • ANSWER:
      try Albert and Sons in the diamond district i went there after going to 4 places they gave me double anyone elses price

28. QUESTION:
    What's the best way to sell gold/diamond jewelery for the best value?
    My husband upgraded my engagement ring on our last anniversary and we don't have children that I could pass it down to. I would like to get most of what he paid for it back, however I know going to a pawn shop will only get us about half of what he paid. I don't believe that Ebay is worth the hassle. Anyone have any suggestions?
    I also have the appraisal that goes with the ring showing the approximate value at the time of purchase.

    • ANSWER:
      You might shop around at jewelry stores. Some will buy jewelry. Just be careful though because some of them pay you what the pawn shop will...based on the weight of the gold and nothing else. You might also try putting a classified ad in your local newspaper. Only run it for a week and see if you get any takers. That kind of thing probably wouldn't sell well on Ebay because I think most people would want to see that item in person before purchasing.

29. QUESTION:
    How do people who sell gold on WoW?
    my friends account got hacked and the hacker used his account to make lots of money. He did this to sell it all, so who does the hacker sell the money to?
    sry i meant to say "how do people sell gold on WoW"

    • ANSWER:
      Okay this is how it works.

      Gold farmers farm gold > Spam "selling gold" in capital cities the spam usualy has a webstie name > People go to the website > People buy the gold with a credit card/paypal, etc. > Next has 3 options

      They were lying and wont give you your purchased gold
      They send your gold in the mail
      They trade your gold to you directly

      Hope this help you!!

      Oh and if you are planning on buying gold, dont. Blizzard BANS CD keys and accounts for buying gold. Also too many people dont get the gold they purchased.

30. QUESTION:
    I want to sell gold coins in San Diego . Can you recommend a place that is safe.?
    I have some gold coins from my father and would like to sell them. I don't know much about the coins so I could use a recommendation as to who is honest and fair. Thanks

    • ANSWER:
      look for jewelers or coin dealers in the phone book and go to 2 or 3 and see who gives you the best price

31. QUESTION:
    Is it OK to sell Gold Grillz to minor without parental consent?
    I sell removable gold teeth(grillz), do you think I should make minors(under 18) bring a parent with them to recieve my product?

    • ANSWER:
      Well, since they are removeable, you shouldn't have any legal liability for having done a permanent or invasive procedure (like a tattoo or a piercing), BUT, especially since they are costly, you may want to get parental approval to protect yourself. It isn't the sort of thing you want to take a return on, for obvious sanitary reasons, and a parent could really be upset with you for having gone into a transaction of such scope without their knowledge. As a parent of a tween myself, I would certainly want to know if my son took his savings, intending to purchase such an item.
      By the way-I bet you're doing a great business-the teens LOVE those things!

32. QUESTION:
    I cannot find any local or small banks or credit unions here in San Francisco that sell gold Kruggerands or an?
    I cannot find any local or small banks or credit unions here in San Francisco that sell gold Kruggerands or any gold coins. What gives? I want to save on dealer commission by buy my gold directly from a bank

    • ANSWER:
      Banks do not sell gold, and they are not precious metals dealers. That's what gives. They have checking/saving/CDs etc. In other words, bank stuff.
      For gold, go to kitco, the u.s. mint, or a coin dealer. You want physical gold, either pay the commission, or buy the GLD etf.

33. QUESTION:
    what the best place to sell gold to?
    im looking to sell my gold and i don't know who to sell it to. what is the place that will pay out the highest?

    • ANSWER:
      Without any doubt, the Silver and Gold Exchange is your best bet and here's why: 1) They pay more than anyone else I have seen. 2) They have a live price chart on their website ( http://SilverAndGoldExchange.com ) that shows exactly what they are paying in grams. 3)They provide free Priority Mail shipping (not a "gold pack") and pay for up to 00 insurance (not 0 like the others). 4) They use a third party testing center to ensure fair results. 5)They contact you BEFORE sending a check, not the game of mailing out a check and starting a timer for when you have to return it or lose your items forever. 6) They are Better Business Bureau accredited with zero complaints. The reason I am recommending them is because I did business with them twice now and they did some things they certainly didn't need to in order to help my situation. I wont go into detail, but lets just say they are real humans with hearts and not some greedy corporation.

34. QUESTION:
    do i need a license to sell gold and silver in texas?
    Also if i do how much will i have to pay for my license

    • ANSWER:
      Outside of your business license of course, there is no specific license that you will need to sell gold and silver.

35. QUESTION:
    Where to sell Gold in Columbus, Central Ohio?
    I am looking to sell my gold but I do not trust those mail away companies. I also would rather deal with someone local.

    • ANSWER:
      I don’t know what cash4gold will pay. I do know from my past experience, that I sent them a scrap jewelry ring and they paid me .26. I rejected the offer and they returned my ring promptly. I then found another company, http://www.captaincashforgold.com/ that paid me 3 for the same ring!! and they enclosed a track able Fedex pack along with 0 insurance as opposed to some crappy envelope from cash4gold that you cant even track. I really got burned a couple of times using a couple of different cash for gold companies but with http://www.captaincashforgold.com/ I feel I finally found one that I could really trust with my valuables.

36. QUESTION:
    where to sell gold rings and jewellery for cash in toronto?
    Trevor-D custom jewellery is the place everyone is talking about. All my friends sold their rings and gold chains to him and he paid cash!
    Just check his site and phone him. He is across from starbucks at the TORONTO eaton centre. www.trevor-d.com

    • ANSWER:
      211 Yonge st suite 306 Toronto Across from the TORONTO eaton centre atop FLOW 935 FM

      TREVOR is the one to sell to! YEAH

37. QUESTION:
    Is there a good website to sell gold?
    I want to sell my unwanted gold but all the websites I go to want me to call and verify. When I really just want to put my gold in a envolpe and send it, and get my money the next day. If anyone can help i would really apreciate it

    • ANSWER:
      Prices change, sometimes -/ounce in a day. Of course they want you to verify! They want to see what you have, whether it's really gold, or gold plated tin. After they look it over and decide how much gold is in it, they offer you a price, fair or not. If you accept the price, they mail you a check.

      If they did not do it this way, you might decide the check was not big enough. If they have already melted your gold down, the options are limited. This way if you don't like the offer, they send your stuff back.

      Gold-bug Grandpa

38. QUESTION:
    Would an indian gold jeweler be best to sell gold to?
    Where should I sell my gold to get the best price

    • ANSWER:
      You can sell it to Empire Gold, one of the most well known gold-buying companies in the USA.

      http://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?B=185538&U=366479&M=23357

39. QUESTION:
    Where to sell Fiesta MMORPG gold?
    I'm quitting Fiesta Online and want to sell off my gold (gems, to be precise)
    I'd rather sell to gold sellers than individual players because there's less chance to be scammed. Now which site is trustworthy? If you've bought or sold gold from them please share. Thx.

    • ANSWER:

40. QUESTION:
    how to sell my gold. Any good suggestion?
    I have some gold earned all my life and now want to sell it because I need. How is the best way to sell gold?

    • ANSWER:
      Well It's not easy to explain how you should do this so here is a resume.

      First you need to have an idea of the worth of your gold. Yo can do this:

      Find the gold carat, weight your gold, go to kitco.com and find the daily value.

      Depending on gold carat your gold worth different so see the table
      24 100%
      22 91.7%
      18 75%
      14 58.3%
      12 50%
      8 33.3%
      6 25%
      1 4.2%

      So if your gold have 18K you must multiply weight x daily price x 0.75 and you have an idea.

      Than you can trade it in a local marker. I always recommend local marker I think is safer.

      I have learned this from this free book "How and where to sell your gold"

41. QUESTION:
    Hello where to sell gold jewelry in usa?
    Hello i have some gold jewelery i wish to sell back to usa but i dont want to get ripped off can anyone link me to a store i could sell my gold jewelry to for best price

    • ANSWER:
      I would try the Silver and Gold Exchange. They appear to be the best paying, and they also show what they currently pay live, right on their website at http://SilverAndGoldExchange.com
      They also pay for Priority Mail shipping with tracking and insurance.
      I chose them because they are Better Business Bureau accredited with an A rating and no complaints.

42. QUESTION:
    How much should i expect to make if i sell my 24K gold?
    Does anyone know how much 24k gold sells for right now? How do I know im getting a good price? Also does anyone know of an honest buyer in the Phoenix and surrounding areas?

    • ANSWER:
      sell gold price at 1300 to 1400
      for more info visit myfxfunds.com

43. QUESTION:
    Can i sell World of warcraft gold?
    I have hit the gold cap with my alt toon,how do i sell gold on the internet without making a website?

    thanks

    • ANSWER:
      You can't. It's against the TOS/EULA and can get you permanently banned.

44. QUESTION:
    does walmart sell gold belly button rings?
    i can not wear sterling silver... or anything else. itneeds to be gold or my navel will ITCH like hell.

    • ANSWER:
      mm i wouldn't trust walmart and real gold is pretty expensive so if its cheap then it's probably fake

45. QUESTION:
    If I take my bank money and but gold with it, and later sell it, is the buyer supposed to give me all that I ?
    paid for it? I once tried to sell gold, and was being offered significantly less than I paid for it. Where can I go that I'll be paid back all that I paid for the gold? I mean, I've heard that gold nowadays is a good investment and all............
    (pls replace that "but gold" with "buy gold" in the question)

    • ANSWER:
      There are no guarantees that you will get what you paid for it.

      You need to understand something about gold prices. You or I can look up the "spot" price anytime:

      http://www.kitco.com/

      However, "spot" price is like "prime rate". Not everybody gets it. Certainly when you buy an ounce or two, the seller will charge you a premium over spot. Similarly, when you sell an ounce or two, the buyer will offer you somewhat under spot.

      If you are willing to pay large premiums when you buy, and give big discounts when you sell, the premiums/ discounts can wipe out your profits or at least make a hole in them.

      The other question is the price you bought at. If you bought at a recent peak of 00 per troy ounce, you will lose money if you sell at the current 1.70. If you bought 5 years ago at 381.00, you could sell at a hefty profit now.

      If you find yourself underwater and can wait, I would hold the gold and wait a year or two. Our government continues to spend like a drunken sailor, and the printing presses keep printing money. During times of inflation, gold prices rise. And rise they will.

      Grandpa

46. QUESTION:
    Where is the best place to sell my gold in Manhattan NY, New York NYC?
    Selling my entire gold collection in NY, sell gold NYwhere to sell gold NY

    • ANSWER:
      Try Albert and Sons Jewelry in the diamond district, their the best by far for selling your jewelry. They don't only pay for the melt gold value but they pay for the value of workmanship as well

47. QUESTION:
    best place to sell gold jewellery in cochin?
    I want to sell my 22 carat gold jewellery in cochin, kerala

    • ANSWER:
      jewellery shop

48. QUESTION:
    How do I sell a gold pendant and a gold bracelet that I don't want anymore if I am under 18?
    There are pieces of jewelry, sapphire bracelet 14kt gold and a 14kt gold pendant, that my ex gave to me and wish to sell them to a jeweler, but I am under 18, how do I do that?
    I'm obviously looking to get money from them.

    • ANSWER:
      ask somebody who is more than 18 y.o. lol

49. QUESTION:
    If I melt down my gold scraps to gold bars who can I sell the bars to? Is there some sort of Gold Bank?
    I don't want to sell my gold to those gold for cash places/websites because I will only get a fraction of the gold's market value. If I melt down my own gold scrap to gold bars where can I sell the gold bars for Gold's true market value?

    Where or whom do modern day gold prospectors sell their gold to?

    Thanks.

    • ANSWER:
      Anybody who wants to buy your gold bars will have to assay them, heaven only knows what is mixed in with the gold. "White" gold is only 75% gold, for example, the rest is silver and copper. Best would be to find a cash place that will work with you and not charge you assay fees with every batch.

50. QUESTION:
    What is the best way to sell a personalized gold/diamond ring?
    I have my old high school ring that I paid over 0 for. I was wondering what would be the best way to sell it? Just head into a pawn shop and see what I can get for it? Or melt it down and sell the gold and diamond separately?

    • ANSWER:
      NOT THE PAWN SHOP! You won't get much. Go to a gold and diamond broker.

      That's what I did with my old gold and got market price.