The next time you want to sell some old gold jewelry, you can just take it to your nearest Kmart or Sears. The retailers have announced a partnership with something called Pro Gold Network, which basically amounts to, "You can pick up a mailer and instructions at our jewelry departments." Remember, though, that mail-in services almost always pay less than what you can get locally from a jeweler or pawn shop, or by selling to a refinery directly. Here's what Pro Gold Network will pay so you can compare rates.
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2 comments:
What a bunch of thieves. They are paying less than 1/3 of the going rate of gold per troy oz. I'll keep mine.
There are a LOT of companies advertising to buy our gold. WTF? When a bunch of corporations want you to sell your gold it should tell you something is up.
Keep you gold. Gold and silver are real money. Fed Reserve Notes are debt - printed on paper with no value and backed by nothing.
They are going to destroy our currency and force us into world government.
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