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02-28-2020 07:57 PM
Here's my question to you - suppose gold rises from 1600 to 1800, an increase of 12.5%.
If that happens then you would get about $146 for your bracelet (the one we talked about above) instead of $130. Are you willing to take the chance that gold may go down instead of up? Also I guess it depends on how much you have to sell and whether you need the cash.
Twelve and a half percent is a pretty hefty increase and commodities are notoriously volatile.
Just asking, ha, ha.
02-29-2020 09:16 AM - edited 02-29-2020 12:40 PM
@froggy I would call the day I see it hit at 1800, get instructions, etc
if they really have Fedex overnight and it goes to Fl I'm in amarillo, tx the price shouldn't balloon out before it can get down there.
I bought me a cheap scale at walmart and think I will sell off 5 oz or so what my stuff should weigh out at. 8 bangles, 1 18kt amongst the 14.
threw in one gold ring the kind with the big table top just plain gold.
following their website in that catagory of ozs gives 1 the idea of what to expect. They call U I understand and say blah, blah then, I would say
Yes, thank you or No, thank you.
No, don't need quick pay out. I'm old hhahahahha
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