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Pawning Gold for Extra Cash
By admin September 13th, 2011
Even though holding a gold party is the best way to help your friends or family make extra money from gold. Pawning items made of precious metals is a good way for you or your family to get some extra cash.
There are a lot of advantages to pawn loans that you may not be aware of. These advantages include:
- Pawn loans are not reported to credit bureaus so they do not affect your credit score.
- If you do not repay a pawn loan you will not be reported to a credit bureau or hounded by debt collectors.
- Pawn loans will not be taken out of future paychecks or benefit checks like payday loans.
- The amount of other loans or credit card charges you have will not affect the amount you can borrow in a pawn loan.
- You can get pawn loans on jewelry and other items that you do not use.
- The amount you can borrow against gold items is fairly so you can get a lot of extra cash for them these days.
- You can get pawn loans instantly or quickly.
- Since funds pawn loan funds can be paid directly to you they cannot be garnished.
- Money borrowed from a pawnbroker is a loan so it does not have to be reported as taxable income.
How to Get a Gold Pawn Loan
If you are seeking a pawn loan it is best to seek out a family owned pawnshop that specializes in jewelry and precious metals lending. Such a shop will give you more money and is more likely to give an accurate assessment of your object’s value. They can also tell you if you can get more money by selling the item.
These shops also buy gemstones, diamonds, silver and platinum. So bring in all of your items to see what you can get for them. Remember any item made out of a precious metal such as gold can be pawned.
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Opportunities Created by High Gold Prices
By admin September 7th, 2011
The well-publicized gold bubble – the high prices being paid for precious metals has created many opportunities for average people to make extra cash. A person can sell objects made from gold, silver, platinum and other precious metals to a buyer.
This can be done through a store, an online service or a buying event at a hotel or motel. There are many places that a person can get such items assessed in communities like Astoria, NY. Buyers in large urban areas like Queens often pay higher prices for silver and other precious metals than those in other cities. Persons traveling to New York for business or pleasure should definitely consider selling their items while they are in the Big Apple.
How You can Cash in On the Gold Boom
There is also a way that a person who does not have any jewelry, coins or other values can cash in on the gold bubble. Anybody can host their own gold-buying event in their home or a public place.
These events are called gold parties and they are a great way to make extra cash and help the people in your community. Your friends, neighbors, coworkers and others can come and bring their values and sell them. You collect a percentage of the profits made from the buying and selling at the event.
The best part of a gold party is that there is not little or no cost to you. The companies that put these events on will pay for everything including the buyer, the cash, and even the refreshments. All you have to do is find a place to throw it and invite the people you know.
It is far better than network marketing, Amway or Tupperware because people take no risk and can actually make some money. You can even throw one to benefit your child’s school, your house of worship, your favorite charity or your child’s sports league. A gold-gold buying party can be a great benefit for a person or family that is sick or has suffered a tragedy.
Everybody can profit from the gold-bubble if they move quickly because the bubble will end and prices will fall sooner or later. They can do so without taking risks on their own.
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A Unique Business Opportunity Created by Gold Prices
By admin August 28th, 2011
Many people need extra cash in today’s economy but they don’t have it. To make matters many sources of extra cash including part time jobs, tips, e-bay auctions, garage sales and part time businesses are drying up. In many cases, garage sales and part time businesses flop because our friends and neighbors simply do not have the cash to spend at them.
Well there is one kind of part time business that seems to be doing very well in this economy: gold parties. Such a party is an informal gathering where a person hosts a gold buyer in his or her home or a public place. People bring valuables the buyer evaluates them and offers cash for them.
The party’s host gets a cut of the profit and takes no risk by hosting it because the gold-buying company runs the party. It pays for everything including the buyer and the refreshments. All a person needs to provide to host a gold party is a place to hold the event and a group of people with stuff to sell. Today’s gold prices guarantee that most people who come with gold will walk out with some cash.
Neither the host nor the sellers take any risk because they are under no obligation to accept the buyer’s offer. The host puts up no money and takes no risk so it is the perfect part time business opportunity. If it does not work out you don’t have to host one again. If it works you can do it again and make some more cash.
Best of all you have an opportunity to help your friends, family, neighbors and coworkers. Almost everybody has valuables they don’t want lying around the house or taking up space in safety deposit boxes. Now with the high price of gold many companies are buying gold because the demand is higher than ever.
And it’s not just gold that they are buying. Other valuables they are offering money for include:
- Silver
- Platinum
- Palladium
- Old watches
- Old coins
- Diamonds
- Gemstones
People can bring any item to sell whether it is made of gold or not. The buyer can look at it and tell them whether it is worth money or not. They take no risk and they can leave with extra cash in their pockets. You can make some extra money and help your friends and neighbors with what they need most these days: extra cash.
Some of the things buyers are looking for include:
- Scrap gold
- Gold jewelry
- Broken jewelry
- Silverware
- Silver and gold fixtures
- Medallions
- Gold coins
- Gold chains and bands
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Now is the Time to Host a Gold Party
By admin August 18th, 2011
Now is the time to host a gold party because of the record prices that gold is selling for. The economic turmoil and the uncertainty about the future have convinced many investors to buy gold this has driven prices to new highs. On Aug. 18, gold was selling for $1,817.81 an ounce on the commodities exchanges.
You will not get this price for the gold you buy if you host a party that is the price a troy ounce of pure or 24 gold sells for on the exchanges. Most of the gold at parties is lower karat gold which contains less gold. A 9 karat ring for example would only contain 33% gold but it could still be worth several hundred dollars.
All the publicity the price of gold is receiving in the media right now is free publicity for your gold party. People are thinking about gold and wondering if they should sell it. This means you should have no problem getting your friends and neighbors to come to such a party.
Hosting a gold party is also a really good way to help your community. Times are tough and many people are hurting because of unemployment and poor returns on investments. A gold party is a great way to help them help themselves by taking advantage of the high prices.
You can also help yourself because you will get a percentage of the proceeds from the gold buying if you host a party. The company that hosts the party will provide a gold buyer and even pay for the refreshments including beer and wine. All you need to provide is a place to hold it.
A gold party can also help your community organization, your school, your church, your favorite charity or your child or grandchild’s sports league. Any organization can benefit from the proceeds of a gold party.
The price of gold can help you, your family, your friends, your neighbors, your community and your cause if you host a gold party. You should hurry though because many experts think the price of gold will soon fall. The sooner you hold the party the better able you will be to take advantage of the price of gold.
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The “Untwisted” Truth about Gold Parties
By admin February 15th, 2011
 Earn cash for 'scrap' gold!
There are a lot of people who say a lot of awful things about gold parties. There are some writers who blurt-out a lot of things against them and twist the truth, to discourage people from selling their gold in such a party. There are so many misconceptions that are given out against people buying gold at these parties making them look bad. What is the purpose of a gold party in the first place?
A gold party is a gathering where people with ‘scrap’ gold or jewelries that they don’t use anymore, can attend and sell these items and make some money. Take note: they appraise and buy anything which you consider as ‘scrap’ gold or silver. If you present to them a gold or silver item, they will appraise it on the spot and give you an idea regarding how much it’s worth. You, as the seller will still have the say if the price they quoted is acceptable to you. If you don’t agree to the price they offer, then you can walk away with your ‘scrap’ jewelry.
Another delusion that doomsayers also cry out is that in gold parties, they don’t buy your gold at the actual market price. That’s true! As buyers, they give you a price which is a quote below the actual market price. They also need to make a profit for themselves. That’s the reason why they bid you an amount for your item. Then after that, they let you decide if you want to dispose your gold. They never force anyone to part with their gold when they attend gold parties. That’s the magic of free will.
Another issue against gold party buyers is that they don’t return gem stones that are on the item you are selling. That’s also true. If you have intentions of selling only your gold, you must make it an effort to give them just the gold and remove the gemstone that’s on it. They won’t have any means of returning it, unless you have an internal arrangement regarding it. That’s the reason why they encourage ‘scrap’ gold or something that you don’t need any more. If you have a gold earring that’s missing a piece and want to dispose it for a price, then you can bring it there and have it appraised. Don’t expect to get an inheritance pay out from a piece of broken jewelry. You’ll still get a good price but not an amount that will allow you to buy a new car or home.
Finally, it’s true; the host of the party gets a percentage of the sales. All of this is computed based on gold quantity that’s bought. Of course as an organizer, they have to make sure that their expenses for the party are well covered. That’s the reason why they don’t buy your gold based on the actual market price. They have a benchmark price that they use where they gain some profit so that they can continue in the buying business. They also don’t expect you to sell your priced jewelries to them. All they are after is the ‘scrap’ gold you have and give you something in return for turning it over.
These gold parties are conducted to make sure that any ‘scrap’ gold out there is recycled. Rather than let them rot in your jewelry boxes, it’s best to cash-in on them and use the amount to something which you as a consumer will find useful.
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Gold Parties illegal in South Carolina
By admin January 15th, 2011
Here is something that you would have never heard of. It is illegal to host an at-home gold party in South Carolina. People selling and buying gold have to actually register their sales and purchases. Also you have to hold on to your gold purchases for some time before they are actually able to sell it again. To add to this, The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office is planning to put up a law that will stop sellers from selling their gold online.
The strict laws are part of the States action to prevent scams and cheats from getting away with people’s valuable possessions. Through they are a bit uncalled for, they are in a way justified since there have always been cases where cheats get away with their ways.
Even though there are many websites that advertise gold parties in South Carolina, they state that the hose must find out whether the local governing body allows such parites.
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A new trend in Gold
By admin January 7th, 2011
The constant increase in gold prices over the past year is also making
people look at gold again as an investment option.
Gold prices increased by 26 percent in 2010 to $1,432.50 an ounce in December falling a bit during last weeks market session.Just look at the
recent Super Bowl ads asking people to organize gold parties. Many people made money during the recession by buying and selling gold.
Now adays people appreciate gold and silver jewelry again beccause of the steady rise in prices. They can trade it like a car and save up the money for something better. It is not only consumers who are benefiting from the increase in gold prices. Fashion desiginers and sellers are also starting to make more and more gold and silver jewelries since people affluent families are looking at gold as an investment option for the future.
The constant increase in gold prices over the past year is also making people look at gold again as an investment option.
Gold prices increased by 26 percent in 2010 to $1,432.50 an ounce in December falling a bit during last weeks market session.Just look at the recent Super Bowl ads asking people to organize gold parties. Many people made money during the recession by buying and selling gold.
Now a days people appreciate gold and silver jewelry again beccause of the steady rise in prices. They can trade it like a car and save up the money for something better. It is not only consumers who are benefiting from the increase in gold prices. Fashion designers and sellers are also starting to make more and more gold and silver jewelries since people affluent families are looking at gold as an investment option for the future.
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Cash for gold scam hits England
By admin October 28th, 2010
A new type of cash for gold scam has emerged in the Northolt, England. The scammers knock on doors and offer to pay people cash for broken, scrap and unwanted Gold. They claim to pay the best prices, but will not pay what the items are truly worth. These con artists are very persuasive and can get way with what they want and wont leave their victims with even a small idea that they have been robbed in broad daylight.
Having gained entry into the victims house, the offenders will use distraction techniques to steal items without the occupier’s knowledge. Alternatively, if the items are too big, the criminals will return at a later date to steal them.
If the occupier is not home then the con artists will leave a leaflet stating that jewelery, watches, artwork, old coins, carvings, military items or antiques will be bought with no questions asked and give a contact number to make an appointment at a later date.
The description of the main suspect working in Northolt is a white man, slim build, approximate age 40-50 years, with light colored receding hair.
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Gold is expensive. Think again!
By admin October 27th, 2010
Mints are having a lot of difficulty filling orders when the Greek crisis broke. And yes, the gold price is up nine years in a row.

But those who look at statistics like these are missing the other side of the equation. Its more about what’s available to invest than about how much money has already been invested in gold.
After all,everyone is impressed that China has invested heavily in gold in the last decade to the tune of some $15.6 billion– but do you realize that they still have 14.5 trillion in their reserves.
So, how much is invested in gold, and how much is available?
According to Paulson & Co, if you add up all the money invested in gold ETF, it would total around $79 billion. While the total money sitting in the The amount of money currently sitting in U.S. money market funds, comes to $2.849 trillion. In other words gold ETF’s 2.7% of what is available in cash.
Put it this way, if just 5% of available money market funds ($142.4 billion) were to move into the gold ETFs, it would almost triple the current value.
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Gold sales decline
By admin October 20th, 2010
Following several months of strong performance of the United States Mint’s numismatic gold products showed a small decline in every category , including the 2010 Proof Gold Eagles, 2010 Proof Gold Buffalo, and available First Spouse Gold Coins.
A drop off in the sales was expected for the 2010 Proof Gold Eagles, which debuted a short while back. Newly released US Mint products tend to have their highest sales performance during the opening days, then the pace of sales declines, often sharply, until a base level of weekly demand emerges. During the current period, customers ordered 5,215 (1 ounce), 706 (1/2 ounce), 669 (1/4 ounce), 1,593 (1/10 ounce), and 2,840 (4 Coin Sets). The largest drop off in sales compared to the prior week occurred for the 1/10 ounce individual option. On an overall basis, the number of ounces worth of 2010 Proof Gold Eagles sold by the Mint was 11,148 this week, compared to 29,678 for the last report.
The 2010 Proof Gold Buffalo recorded sales of 944 to bring total sales to 37,218. This is the first time weekly sales came in below the 1,000 level since September 12.
However, there was an unusual increase in sales for the uncirculated version of the Margaret Taylor First Spouse Gold coin, which sold 208 for the week.
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