Useful Tips for Selling your Gold

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1. Make sure you separate your gold out by carats (14k, 24k, etc.) 2. If there are precious gems on the gold, make sure they are evaluated separately. 3. Get an independent appraisal apart from your buyer. 4. Document everything. You don't want it to become a case of he-said-she-said. 5. Read the fine print before you sign anything.

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