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No longer is it the question of if you should sell your gold, but where to sell gold. The price of gold is rising at an all-time high right now, at the time of this writing. Real estate, the stock market, and the US dollar have proven every time that they are not as solid as we once thought that they would be. However, gold, on the other hand has always been, continues to be, and will always remain a rock solid investment, for as long as there is a demand for gold, in the short-term as well as long-term future.

So the idea of where to sell gold will depend on where you can get the best price for it. The last thing you want to do is sell your gold to someopportunistic pawn shop or jewelry exchange that would deceive you out of the true value of your products. Ultimately, even a jewelry retailer needs to make a profit too, right? After all, a retailer is going to pocket your gold and attempt to flip it… the old buy low, sell high game. It’s his job to pay as little as possible for your gold so that he can sell the same item for as high as he can, to line his own pockets.

The ideal location where to sell gold is directly to a gold refinery. Why? Because they are in the business to take your gold and melt it down, and repurpose it as they see fit. Gold refineries aren’t in the business of retail. They don’t take your product and resell it. They are fundamentally wholesale distributors of raw gold. Because there is no middle-man, therefore the profit margin is better, and therefore they can afford to pay you maximum value for your gold.

The truth is, you can expect to get about 300% more for your gold through one of these refineries than you could if you were to trade it in at retail.

The best part is that these companies are haggle-free. They offer a rapid estimate and issue payment to you expediently. You don’t have to worry about being duped, because you won’t. You are getting the highest payout possible, while still allowing for the refinery to make a profit as well.

So it really is best to do your due diligence before you decide where to sell it. Make sure that you aren’t dealing with some gold “dealership”. Be sure you aren’t giving your gold to some shady here-today-gone-tomorrow business that is out there to take your jewelry and run.

If you own gold, then you should know that you actually have the advantage in any situation that requires negotiation. Gold is a scarce commodity. You hold something that THEY want. They want your gold. So you should not settle for what meager sum they are only willing to offer you. You need know the true worth of your gold.

That is why the refinery is the most lucrative place to sell your unwanted or broken gold