Thinking of selling some gold jewelry to get cash?  We have had many instances where our offers on gold pieces were up to twice that of other offers. If you follow the nine tips below then you will get the most money for your gold---guaranteed!

How much will YOU get for your gold?
 

Gold Selling Tip #1:
Decide to see and get offers from several gold buyers.

Gold Selling Tip #2:
See only licensed dealers.  The companies that you go to get offers from should have a Second Hand Dealers License that is issued by the City and County of Honolulu.  This helps to control the fencing of stolen goods.  In order to get and maintain the Second Hand Dealers license the buyer must have a legitimate place of business, must display the license at that location, must maintain and keep a record of all transactions and must hold the items purchased for 30 days.  

 
Second Hand Dealers License

Gold Selling Tip #3:
Understand that if you call a gold buyer and ask if they have a Second Hand Dealers License that they may not tell you the truth.  When you see the buyer you should insist of having him show you their license.

Gold Selling Tip #4:
Take your gold and jewelry items to the buyers’ place of business.  Make sure that they show you their Second Hand Dealers License.  

Gold Selling Tip #5:
Do not arrange to meet a gold buyer at your home or even at a public location.  Realize that you will be at risk as you have the equivalent of hundreds or thousands of dollars with you.  

Gold Selling Tip #6:
Avoid dealers who pay thousands of dollars for TV commercials or multiple full page newspaper ads.  Since they pay so much money for advertising they must make their money back by offering lower amounts for your pieces.

Gold Selling Tip #7:
If you call a gold buyer and ask “How much do you pay for gold?” that many will say whatever it takes to get you to come in with your pieces.  Just be sure to take your pieces to several buyers to get offers.

Gold Selling Tip #8:
If you are in a gold buyer’s office and are trying to keep track of their calculations for the value of your pieces then make sure that you know the price per gram and the weight in grams or the price per pennyweight and the weight in pennyweight.  Some gold buyers will use your lack of understanding to pay you less.

Gold Selling Tip #9:
If you are trying to keep track of a buyer’s calculations for the value of your pieces then you must also be concerned about how accurately the buyer determines the gold content.  There a several ways to determine the gold content of a piece of jewelry and there are many more ways to deceive you about the gold content.  By doing this a buyer can pay you less.

If you follow the nine tips above you will absolutely get the most money when selling your gold pieces.  In summary, see several gold buyers who are licensed second hand dealers at their place of business.  And insist on seeing their Second Hand Dealers License then get an offer on your items.  If you are interested in selling your gold we hope that you would also see us sometime!

Mahalo,

Russell Oshita
The Diamond Specialists Inc.

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