Anyone sell any of their Gold?
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Originally Posted By: crinkles
it'll do ya better to throw it in the lake, but maybe the satisfaction won't be the same?
LOL..
it'll do ya better to throw it in the lake, but maybe the satisfaction won't be the same?
LOL..
I wrestle with the same question. I'll probably have it made into something for my daughter.
I have my old wedding ring, and old ring (gold and diamonds) from my "granddaddy" and a gold chain from my ex-wife as well. I could have a pretty nice set of earrings made for my daughter.
I have my old wedding ring, and old ring (gold and diamonds) from my "granddaddy" and a gold chain from my ex-wife as well. I could have a pretty nice set of earrings made for my daughter.
My wife and I sold a few of her old un-wanted gold jewlery. Got a decent amount from it. It was just laying there, so why not make money off of it.
I actually think we bought some things for her saturn with it, lol.
I actually think we bought some things for her saturn with it, lol.
Originally Posted By: javacontour
I wrestle with the same question. I'll probably have it made into something for my daughter.
I have my old wedding ring, and old ring (gold and diamonds) from my "granddaddy" and a gold chain from my ex-wife as well. I could have a pretty nice set of earrings made for my daughter.
+1, my sister was given a pendant made from my parents' wedding rings melted down and re-cast. parents are still married though btw. ??
I wrestle with the same question. I'll probably have it made into something for my daughter.
I have my old wedding ring, and old ring (gold and diamonds) from my "granddaddy" and a gold chain from my ex-wife as well. I could have a pretty nice set of earrings made for my daughter.
+1, my sister was given a pendant made from my parents' wedding rings melted down and re-cast. parents are still married though btw. ??
looking at buying some bullion coins from the Perth Mint. Two reasons why I wouldn't:
1. You have to provide photo ID before you are allowed to buy, and they check your address against a database.
2. The Mint's cut is ridiculous. If you buy 1/10 ounce coins, you are paying about $1800 per ounce. 1/2 ounce cast bars are about $1500. if you ever had to sell back, then you get hit a second time and they undercut you relative to the average market price. Simply not worth it!
1. You have to provide photo ID before you are allowed to buy, and they check your address against a database.
2. The Mint's cut is ridiculous. If you buy 1/10 ounce coins, you are paying about $1800 per ounce. 1/2 ounce cast bars are about $1500. if you ever had to sell back, then you get hit a second time and they undercut you relative to the average market price. Simply not worth it!
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