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November 06, 2009

Cash for Gold on 46th Street (Diamond District)

Instead of walking downtown to watch the Yankee's Ticker Tape Parade(I am a baseball fan but I don't have a particular team) I am headed to 46th Street to get some cash for some of my old gold jewelry!

Now that gold is nearly $1,100/ounce, I think my timing is right!

Maybe I'll use the money I get to buy Hanukah gifts this year!

****Update: PLEASE shop the street!!! We had to go into 4 places to find out the correct price-the buyers speak in PENNYWEIGHT( 20 in each ounce). Our end result: Over $5,000! Not bad for 'found' money. Really this was old jewelry that I had no sentiment attached to.

I have asked the buyer we used to come to In Good Company so that members can conveniently bring in their old stuff.
****Sunday New York Times has yet another article about selling gold: Inside the New Global Frenzy for Gold

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Oh thats a great news...

Posted by: Buy Engagement Rings online | December 14, 2009 at 04:07 AM

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