So you haven't sold any of your gold yet, but you are hearing that everyone is doing it. Meanwhile, the price of gold has soared to over $1800 an ounce. When will it stop? When is it a good time to sell? Should you look into this now? What does it all involve? Should you sell to a jeweler, a "We Buy Gold" store, a hotel event, the internet, or at your friend's gold-buying party? Wow, so many things to consider. Here is a some quick information for you.
What you should consider selling? Start with broken and unmatched sets, and then consider things you haven't worn in years. Consider bracelet styles you don't like anymore, heavy pieces with a lot of gold weight, and so on. Not sure? Well, we can consult with you and let you know what to do.
Be careful. There are a lot of people looking to scam you. Most the hotel buyers and "We Buy Gold" stores are going to try to take advantage of your lack of expertise. They are "one-trick" ponies that don't want a long-term relationship. They just want to make maximum profit. A quick Goggle search of some of the investigative reports on some of these Cash4Gold businesses will give you a quick overview of the degree of integrity in these operations.
Keep in mind if a local buyer is advertising on TV a lot, which costs them money that they have to recover. Again, this model is expecting your buy-in that you won't really check them out against your local independent jeweler.
Kiefer Village Jewels provides consumers a safe, competitive and easy method to sell unwanted gold, sterling silver and platinum and some diamonds." KVJ’s pricing is proven by our reputation. "We could spend millions on television like the competition - or we could put the cash in our customer's pockets. We prefer to pay the customer higher prices," states David Hevia, president.
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