The Best Price for Gold

Dec. 28, 2010 - PRLog -- Often these pieces of gold jewelry or other items are out of fashion, are broken or worn, and not worth repairing. They sit in the bottom of drawers, forgotten, so you may wonder why anyone would want to buy them, and whether it's worth selling.

The good news is that gold always retains it's value as a precious metal and any gold object can be melted down and then made into something else, even if it is just scrap gold in it's current form. Indeed this is exactly how it was when people used gold and silver coins.

In years gone by people whose businesses prospered would take gold or silver coins to the local goldsmith who would melt them down and turn them into useful objects - maybe cutlery, candlesticks, trays, etc. When times were harder those objects would be taken to the local mint, melted down, and turned back into coins.

Some people also buy scrap gold as an investment since they can buy it at very close to the official gold price (the spot price), without much, if any, premium - gold coins have a value to coin collectors, and so usually carry a premium above the gold spot price making scrap gold quite attractive to investors who think the price of gold is going up.
How do I Sell My Scrap Gold?

Probably the best way to sell your scrap gold quickly and to get the best gold prices is to use one of the online dealers, but again you must be careful since you will be posting your gold to someone you've never met and can't easily visit.

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