Thinking Of Selling Your Gold?
Here Are A Few Things To Consider:
• Gold jewelry is not pure gold. The content can be anywhere from 33% to
99% (8 Karat to 24 Karat). Some gem stones may have additional value or
you may wish to keep those stones.
• Precious metals can be weighed in pennyweights (dwt), grams, (g), or troy
ounces (ozt).
20 pennyweights = 1 troy ounce
31.1 grams = 1 troy ounce
• Gold coins may have numismatic value as well as gold value.
• The "mail-in" gold buyers have numerous hidden fees and charges that may
eat up a great deal of your settlement. (Someone has to pay for all that
expensive advertising!)
• Your best bet is to deal with an experienced, licensed and bonded
secondhand dealer on a personal basis, face to face, like PAWN DOG
(California Secondhand Dealer and Pawnbroker License #5604-0991).
The Benefits of dealing with PAWN DOG:
• Experienced, prompt, friendly service. Family owned and operated
since 1997.
• You can retain possession of your gold until you agree upon the selling price.
• You will receive immediate CASH, not a check.
• If you are short on cash, sentimental, and not sure you really want to sell
your gold or jewelry, you may opt for a top dollar, low interest, four month
collateral loan (pawn) (regulated by the State of California). This way you
have the option of getting your valuables back!
