Not all that glitters is a good deal.
You finally decide to sell gold that’s been collecting dust: a few heirloom rings, maybe a broken chain, that pair of earrings you lost half of years ago. Gold’s up. You’re ready. But then the offers start rolling in—and suddenly you’re not so sure what’s fair anymore.
Is $400 enough for those pieces? Why did one buyer say $600, while another offered half that? And what’s the deal with “free evaluations” that come with strings attached?
If you're about to sell gold, knowing how to evaluate offers (and spot a buyer worth trusting) can make the difference between a smart transaction and a lowball read more regret.