How to calculate how much your gold is worth
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
With the price of gold skyrocketing, it is tempting to dig through your jewelry box and sell the pieces you no longer use, but how do you get the best price?
With the holidays coming up a few extra bucks would be nice. But it is not a good idea to take your gold and walk into a random storefront. To get the best price you need to know what your gold is worth before you leave your house and that's why we've put together this guide.
The gold business is booming with buyers and sellers, coins and jewelry. Perhaps you should sell, but how do you get the most money? We asked three gold dealers to check our jewelry and give us a price they'd pay.
Pacific Precious Metals was our standard. It checked for quality and quantity and offered us $371. Then our intern, Krista Williamson, goes undercover.
"I first went to Collectibles and Coins in Mill Valley," said Williamson. "I gave him the jewelry and he looked at it, and spent a lot of time with it and he priced it at about $371. And then we took it two West Coast Gold Buyers in San Mateo. She said it was $171.".......
http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=news/7_on_your_side&id=8435106
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