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How To Sell Your Gold For The Best Price

With precious metals at all time highs, you may be thinking about cashing in on some of your scrap jewelery. Whatever your reasons for looking at selling your gold, silver and precious metals. It is essential that you follow some guidelines so that you get the best price for your items, and take full advantage of these record breaking prices.

You should aim at getting the best price, but you should also be cautions about getting ripped off by a scrupulous gold buyer. Your Gold is worth a lot of money at this point, and there are dishonest people you may run into who may try to take your gold at rock bottom prices or out right scam you.

Ultimately, the best places for you to get quotes, and attempt to sell your scrap gold, gold and silver jewelry and any other precious metals holdings, will be local places. These are places you can find on Google maps, places where you can get a face to face, confidential meeting. We always recommend you deal with local dealers to get the best possible price, but not all local dealers are created equally. In order to get the best deal follow these steps:

#1. Referrals are golden. A satisfied customer will be happy to refer friends, acquaintances and family members. Look for personal referrals as an indication of a reputable establishment.

#2. Look for online reviews. Satisfied customers will be happy to vouch for a trust worthy business giving top dollar for your precious metals. Look for places that have various reviews as well as a good number of positive reviews. The more reviews the better, and also try to look for reviews in more than place such as yelp and Google places.

#3. Grams NOT Pennyweights or dwt. Ask if your dealer is calculating your gold weight in penny weight or grams. Be wary of people calculating your weight in penny weight. If this is the case, WALK AWAY. Make sure you are quoted a fair price for your Gold and Silver in grams, nothing else.

#4. Store fronts. Many states require that gold and precious metals buyers have a store front. Many also require they have special licensing for operating outside of store fronts. If you want to be sure your dealer is reputable and has all of the proper licenses, you should opt to do business with a buyer that has a store front and is listen as a local business in all the usually online locations such as superpages and Google.

Finding an honest buyer for your Gold doesn't have to difficult. You can leverage the power of the Internet to look for reviews, complaints, and ratings on various Gold buyers in your area. If your buyer is reputable they should have a number of positive ratings from other customers in your area. In the end, you want to deal with properly registered business who can give you a fast and fair transaction. Selling your Gold and Silver shouldn't be a difficult task, and you should get a fair value for your items.