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scrap gold

raymondaoraymondao
edited September 2011 in General Charlton
just scrapped some of the mrs's broken gold and got £11 per gram, does anyone know if that is any good at todays rate ?

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  • shine166shine166
    I presume 9 carat ? Its around £13 p/g on most places
  • swords_aliveswords_alive

    £30 plus and you'd have had a good deal- but that's a bullion price. Think you may have been hasty there.

    http://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/gold-price-charts/
  • shine166shine166

    £30 plus and you'd have had a good deal- but that's a bullion price. Think you may have been hasty there.

    http://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/gold-price-charts/



    yer... but bullion is 99% pure, not 9 carat. Completely different kettle of fish
  • sadiejane1981sadiejane1981
    you could have haggled up a bit
  • tangoflashtangoflash
    I've noticed a lot of the companies that buy scrap gold around here have signs saying "we also buy Indian gold".

    Can anyone tell me what the difference is?
  • razilrazil
    anyone
    I presume 9 carat ? Its around £13 p/g on most places
    anyone know what the current scrap value is likely to be and where? I think my wife got quoted £9 in welling high street
  • razilrazil
    http://www.scrap-gold-buyers.co.uk/

    also seen this

    9 carat gold

    £11.47



    18 carat gold

    £22.93



    10 carat gold

    £12.74



    22 carat gold

    £28.03



    14 carat gold

    £17.84



    24 carat gold

    £30.58


  • DRFDRF
    anyone
    I presume 9 carat ? Its around £13 p/g on most places
    anyone know what the current scrap value is likely to be and where? I think my wife got quoted £9 in welling high street
    Shall I google that for you?
  • razilrazil
    I have already dear boy
  • CatfordCatCatfordCat
    you could try http://cats4gold.com/

    :p

    Seriously, there have been a few horror stories about some of these "we buy gold" firms - you send stuff off, get a derisory offer, say no thanks, then they say they have lost it and pay you what they offered in the first place...

    going to an established jeweller can often be better than one of these flashy outfits that's making a profit from people who are desperate for a bit of cash... They are not out there to do you a favour...
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  • Chirpy RedChirpy Red
    Looking at the title of the thread I thought it was another bloody e-petition!
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