Steve
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And.. just popped through $1400
I was thinking if it goes back to 2000, it will definitely be time to unload some. I have about 8lbs saved up. Mostly thrift store and yard sale stuff.
GEEZ-that come to about $164K at 1400/ozI was thinking if it goes back to 2000, it will definitely be time to unload some. I have about 8lbs saved up. Mostly thrift store and yard sale stuff.
I was thinking if it goes back to 2000, it will definitely be time to unload some. I have about 8lbs saved up. Mostly thrift store and yard sale stuff.
Wishfull thinking? For those following gold prices for at least the last six years know that what happens next is profit taking, then hammered down by a paper sell-off. Maybe this times it’s different.Omg!! To sell or not to sell?!!! I here it could be $1460-80 in a couple weeks!
Hello Friends,
I also am starting to get the "gold bug fever" and packaged up some of my finds to send to Midwest Refinery. However, just for S&G's I listed one of my 14k gold designer rings (no stones) on Feebay to test the buyers. As I write this, the ring weighed in a 5.12g with a scrap value of $134.38.
The ring just sold for $344.00....yes....more than double the scrap value !!
As I said, I thought about letting some of my gold go. I have a shipping box ready to go with 5 ounces of 10k and 14k. However, why do I still find it soooooo hard to drop that hard earned gold in the mailbox.?
Good Luck....Be safe....Jeff.
Interesting, I wonder if they recently changed that as they've paid me 98.5 in person once before (only went once) and my two friends that go were paid 98.5 as well. Someone I know is going Monday so we'll see what they say
Please keep us posted Barb....
I hear ya. Could it be because we are trading precious for pieces of paper that lose more value every day?As I said, I thought about letting some of my gold go. I have a shipping box ready to go with 5 ounces of 10k and 14k. However, why do I still find it soooooo hard to drop that hard earned gold in the mailbox.?
Please keep us posted Barb....
much less to individuals their website says:
How Much Will I Get Paid for My Gold and Other Items?
If you are not licensed for trade, we generally buy your gold at 80-85% of the current spot price based on live market prices. Diamond prices are based on color, cut, carat, and clarity.
That seems like a really nice win for the refinery.Update: He went today, scrapped over 3,000 in gold and was paid 90 percent.