| i have about 1 1/2 oz. of 24kt. gold that i have reclamed over the years of engraving and would like to cash it in or trade it in for more gold does any one know who i could contact that would be interested thanks jon |
Posted by Jon Novak at 3/8/2009 5:48:10 PM.
| Jon: Would you be willing to sell a portion of the 1.5 oz. ? You're welcome to e-mail me at: gwampawron@yahoo.com or call me at: (409) 719-7745 Thanks, Ron Foster |
Posted by Ron Foster at 3/8/2009 11:42:37 PM.
| Jon, I send mine to Hoover & Strong, very reliable people and fast pay. Their website is www.hooverandstrong.com and the phone is 800-759-9997. Last I sent in they paid spot less $100 for refining charge. Give it a try, best of luck. Hope this helps. John. |
Posted by John Barraclough at 3/9/2009 1:18:59 PM.
| Jon, I forgot to say.....you might check with Ray Viramontez for ideas. Ray is a fellow Guild member and deals in gold and silver. He may have the best advise for you. You can reach him at SgtVira@aol.com phone 229-432-9683. Best regards, John. |
Posted by John Barraclough at 3/9/2009 2:43:50 PM.
| Hi Jon, 24k has a fairly high flow point but nothing you couldn't manage. I'll bet you could approach your local jeweller and ask him to melt and pour it into a flat or round mold. I'm a goldsmith among other thingsa and always buy bullion and mix my own various karats. Its much cheaper to do it this way. If you have a friend with oxy/acy set up,, simply add your shavings together in a depression in a brick,, sprincle it liberally with powdered borax ( laundry cleaner)as (anti-oxidant) and melt it into a lump. This you can flatten on any hard surface into sheet and cut with shears into strips,, as thin as you want. |
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