Selling your Old Gold Jewelry to Cash4Gold.com
March 1, 2009 | Gold Digger | Gold Buying Reviews 10 Comments
A lot of site visitors have been asking about Cash4Gold, since it currently seems to have the biggest media presence in TV commercials and also, coincidentally, because it happens to be paying out the most for anyone looking to sell gold jewelry. So it’s time to take a closer look at Cash4Gold and how their operation works.
Selling gold or jewelry to Cash4Gold is pretty simple. All you have to do is visit their site (click here to do it now) and fill out the simple name and address form they provide. They, in turn, mail you out a gold refiner’s kit. The gold kit is really easy to work with, just fill out your name and info and they give you a bag to ship your gold in. And here’s the good part – they’ve already paid the shipping!
That’s right, they give you a postage pre-paid envelope to ship your gold in! So it doesn’t cost you anything to sell your gold to them, it’s all profit for you. The shipping time is fast, they’ll usually get it back in a day or two, and then mail out a payment to you immediately. You do have the option to have them deposit the money for buying your gold jewelry directly into your checking account at your bank, but there is a $4.99 processing fee for that convenience.
So how much is Cash4Gold going to give you for your gold jewelry? That really depends on several factors, the two most important being weight and purity (which is measured in karats for gold). Our handy free online gold appraisal tool will help you figure out what your gold is worth and how much the big gold buying companies, like Cash4Gold, will give you for it.
We’ve heard of people sending in thick rope gold chains from the 80s, which are totally out of style and will never be worn again, and getting back almost $1000!! Obviously most jewellry isn’t going to contain that much gold, but you’d be surprised at how much they’re paying out right now.
Tips for Selling Gold Jewelry to Cash4Gold.com
- Visit their website and just type in your name and address to request a gold kit – click here.
- Don’t bother selecting the direct deposit to bank option – save yourself the $4.99 fee.
- Use our free jewelry appraisal tool to determine how much your gold is worth before you send it in.
Breaking news: this news story about Cash4Gold just came in on MSNBC: Cash4Gold Helps Consumers Cash in on Higher Gold Prices
Tags: cash4gold, gold appraisal, gold buying, jewellry, jewelry, sell gold
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Thanks for the interesting article. The post was professionally written and I feel like the author has extensive knowledge in the subject. Thank you.
Great Post! Getting cash for old or unwanted gold is a nice alternative way for one to put fast cash in their pockets.
cash and gold commercial has been everywhere lately. It’s definitely a great way for people to cash out on gold!
Has anyone actually tried this. Seems like a great idea though, I noticed this kind of thing is really picking up recently.
Your right this website is offering crazy amounts of money for your old gold. Anyone who has a recent piece of gold jewelry should get it appraised first because these items will be being weighed in.
I think with all the problems with currency around Europe at the moment it may be just as good to keep hold of your gold! Just an opinion.
I have seen the ads for this company everywhere. They must be making a small fortune.
All the best,
Jan
It’s a nice thing for people to sell their genuine gold now since gold prices are really high atm. Most old gold pieces are not fashionable any more anyway so why not sell em. Todays bling bling jewelry is cheaper to get and honestly it does look way fresher and modern.
Are there really no other fees involved? No fine print so to speak?
Do they pay for diamonds BTW? Some of my old gold jewelry has diamonds, or semi-precious stones, in the settings. Do I need to remove them before sending to you, or do you return them to me?