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Re: Is it worth it to turn in your jewelery you don't want anymore?

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Re: Is it worth it to turn in your jewelery you don't want anymore?

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Re: Is it worth it to turn in your jewelery you don't want anymore?

I sold nearly all of my gold to pay for dental work. I received $5,200 for it, but I had a whole lot of it. There were several pieces in that lot that I should have kept because they were in perfect condition and extremely beautiful. One was a very thick and long snake chain with a pendant on it in gold with a gorgeous white cameo on an aqua blue background. I doubt that piece was melted down. I'm sure it was sold as a jewelry piece. I had other pieces that were probably sold as is also. It bothers me because I think I got much less than I should have.

My girls don't wear gold, however, and I did need the money. I don't think anyone ever knows what the gold is really worth that they sell. I used an agent to sell it and he said he sold it to the highest bidder on Philadelphia's Jewelry Row. I think I received about half of what it was worth.

But oh well. I got my teeth done (which now have to be done again because of all new problems). :-(

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We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented. Elie Wiesel 1986