Sure, the news may say that the economy is recovering, but that doesn't help much when you're struggling to pay bills. If you have ever thought, "Maybe selling my gold could help," you're correct. Those orphaned gold earrings and knotted gold chains that you have no hope of untangling could bring you a much needed cash infusion. At GoldFellow, we buy gold and have been doing so for decades, earning the trust of those with gold to sell.
Gold That Will Fetch the Best Price
Gold is priced by weight. The higher the
"karat" number of your gold, the more it is worth. Large gold pieces
of 18 or 21 karat will bring in the most, but lighter pieces can still give you
a decent return. When selling gold, look for heavier pieces that you're sure
you won't wear. If karat is not specified, you can have jewelry tested.
Diamonds and Other Gemstones
Most gold buyers won't buy any gemstones except
diamonds of 1/4 carat or larger. If you want to keep gemstones when selling gold,
remove them yourself or look for a buyer who will remove them for you. Ask up
front how much they charge for removing and returning gemstones.
Research Gold Buyers Thoroughly
As soon as you start thinking, "Selling my
gold is a good way for me to earn money," start researching gold buyers.
Check out how long they have been in business. Many gold buyers have sprung up
in recent years as gold prices have gone up, and some of them are less than
honest with customers. Know in advance what you have to do if you reject a
buyer's offer.
Clean Out Your Jewelry Box and Earn Cash
If you're wary of paying bills with credit cards,
then selling unwanted gold can help you earn cash. That broken gold bangle or
hopelessly unfashionable chunky gold chain could be put to better use: helping
your cash flow situation. Evaluate buyers thoroughly and make sure you
understand shipping and insurance options before selling. At GoldFellow, we've
been buying gold for over 30 years, and we want to help you by being your trusted
gold buyer.
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