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(no previous experience in the precious metals industry required, but candidates must be motivated and presentable and over 18 years old – UK only at this time)

What are Gold Parties?

Invite your friends, ask them to bring all of their unwanted gold, silver and platinum – broken necklaces, earrings, gifts from ex’s, or things that they know they’ll never wear again. You and your guests will be paid great prices for your unwanted jewellery, and have a great time talking about how you’re going to spend all that money.

How it Works

You may be wondering exactly what happens at a Gold Party!

PartyCash4Gold will send an expert gold valuer to your home, business or charity event about 45 minutes prior to your event.

They will set up gold testing equipment in an area that you have determined best suited for the process. Our gold party valuer will test and weigh your gold and then make each of you an offer. Every guest will have their own opportunity to have the value of their gold assessed. It’s that easy!

Remember the most important thing is to have fun! We understand that parting with jewellery can sometimes be a difficult decision and our valuers are highly trained professionals. Please let your guests know that there will be absolutely NO pressure to sell. We simply make an offer. The choice to sell will be totally up to them !

We have worked tirelessly to ensure that you and your guests will be paid the best prices for your gold. PartyCash4Gold pay much more than the prices offered by pawn shops! And the experience is a lot more enjoyable!

What is scrap gold?

Gold scrap can be anything from broken gold bracelets, bangles, necklaces, pendants, earrings, and rings to chains, gold watch cases and even dental gold. The best thing about scrap gold is that gold retains its value, regardless of whether it is broken or not, due to its malleability and its ability to be melted down and refined into new products. Scrap gold is usually gold that is broken, out of fashion or is sitting at the bottom of a jewellery box somewhere simply collecting dust. Why not sell that unwanted scrap gold and earn some extra money? It is a quick, reliable and safe way to get cash for gold.

Gold buyers

There are many gold buyers that buy gold, however it can often be a very tiring process trying to finding the best gold buyers to sell your gold scrap to. We buy your gold directly, so it saves you having to go through a “middle-man” such as a high street jeweller where you can end up having to haggle and shop around. Choosing PartyCash4Gold as a source of selling scrap gold to, is an simple and fast way to easily make money. PartyCash4Gold buy scrap gold that you no longer need.

PartyCash4Gold has the solution

Once PartyCash4Gold has received and evaluated your gold scrap you will be sent a payment by bank transfer or cheque within 24 hours. It’s simple – request your free gold kit online, send PartyCash4Gold your broken gold and unwanted gold, and within a short period of time, you will instantly have some extra cash to buy those necessities and items on your wish list. It’s an effortless and clever way to earn money from Internet. There is no need to hesitate – PartyCash4Gold offers a secure and quick solution to your cash flow dilemma. We buy your scrap gold, and you get the cash within 24 hours of the evaluation.

If you are wondering what to do with any unwanted dental gold, then ensure you consider PartyCash4Gold as a quick and easy way to earn some extra money. PartyCash4Gold will buy your unwanted dental gold – all you need to do is send your dental gold in to be evaluated for weight and fineness, and within 24 hours of the evaluation, Partycash4Gold will send your payment. When in need to make additional money, to be able to earn some in exchange for your unused dental gold is simply fantastic.

What is dental gold?

Gold is commonly used in dentistry for fillings, crowns, bridges, caps, and gold casting due to its longevity and its resistance to corrosion. The use of gold in dentistry has been practiced for almost 3000 years. There was a drop in the trend during the 1970s and 1980s, but it has gained popularity in the last ten years. The gold is mixed with other alloys to increase the solidity of the dental gold piece. Gold is a safe alternative in dentistry because it is not harmful to the body in any way. Japan is the highest producer of dental gold, followed by Germany and the USA.

Do you have unwanted dental gold?

It is often the case that teeth with gold crowns, bridges or other gold fittings have to be removed and we are left unsure of what to do with them, more often than not discarding them or leaving them to collect dust at the bottom of a cabinet somewhere. Why not sell dental gold to PartyCash4Gold for cash and instead of the old gold crowns in your hand, you will have cash? Dental gold can be anywhere between 10ct and 22ct gold (or 40-80% gold purity) depending on the preference of the dentist. It is impossible to identify the caratage of the gold, so it needs to be individually tested and evaluated. The advantage of selling your unwanted gold to PartyCash4Gold is that you are selling to the UK’s leading gold buyer. Rather than going to a local dealer or pawnbroker, you simply mail in your dental gold, where you will get you cash as fast as possible – it’s an excellent way of earning extra money online.

What does a 375 gold rating mean?

Did you ever noticed a stamp on an item of gold jewellery that reads 375? This refers to the percentage of pure gold contained in that item of jewellery. In this case, the percentage is 37.5%. In the UK and Europe, an item of 375 gold quality can also be described as 9k gold. 375 gold is the UK minimum for any item of gold jewellery. In other countries the minimum varies between 333 gold (8k) and 417 gold (10k). An item that is marked with 750 will therefore have 18k of gold, and an item with 990 or 999 will be pure gold, or 24k gold.

PartyCash4Gold will buy your unwanted 375 gold

Items that typically contain a 375 gold purity

There is a significant variety of gold jewellery products on the market today, and each are available in varying levels of gold purity. Some examples which can contain a 375 gold purity include gold chains, gold rings, gold earrings, gold medallions, gold coins, gold links, gold bracelets, gold bangles, gold brooches, gold badges, gold pins, gold watches, and gold charms. The purity of gold is stamped onto the item of jewellery by the manufacturer, alongside a hallmark which indicates that the metal has been tested for quality and that it conforms to the legal standards set out. The hallmark is represented by a letter which correlates to the year that the item was made.

Unwanted 375 gold jewellery

Do you have any unwanted or surplus gold jewellery? We offer you a simple and fast way of getting cash for gold. Simply send it to PartyCash4Gold in your free gold kit, have it evaluated by our team of experts, and we send out a cash value estimate within 24 hours of the evaluation. There is no obligation for you if you decide to reject the valuation. If you are not happy with our offer, we are happy to return the gold items to you, no obligation. For full information, please refer to our terms and

What are carats and what do they define?

Carats define how pure a piece of gold is. The higher the caratage, the more pure the piece of gold will be. Typically, jewellery is made with a minimum of 9k in the UK, and a maximum of 24k gold. Items that are in this range include gold chains, gold rings, gold bracelets, gold bangles, gold necklaces, gold brooches, gold badges, gold pins, gold watches, gold pendants, gold charms, gold links and gold earrings. Gold must be mixed with other alloys to add protection to its rather soft consistency. It is generally mixed with copper. Most gold jewellery is made with a caratage of 22k, however antique gold jewellery, items typically have a lower caratage of 18k, resulting in a distinct brassy colour. This is due to higher percentage of mixed alloys.

How can I sell my 24k gold?

PartyCash4Gold not only will evaluate your gold based on its fineness, weight and purity, but they will send you the cash within 24 hours of the evaluation. PartyCash4Gold will then melt and refine your obsolete gold products, while you receive the cash. It’s very simple – send us your unwanted and broken gold and you will receive cash. PartyCash4Gold offers you an easy way to earn some extra money.

Pure gold is generally too soft to make jewellery from and is consequently combined with other metals to make different alloys, which in turn alters the colour of the gold. This is why gold jewellery is never made from pure 24k gold but usually from a lesser carat. By alloying gold with different metals it is possible to turn it green, red and white. However, it is worth noting that white gold jewellery is generally not white but rather a shade of grey, which is often plated with rhodium to make it appear white. To produce a white gold alloy gold is mainly combined with nickel and palladium.

Types of white gold jewellery

In recent years, however, it has been discovered that nickel can cause an allergic reaction upon contact with the skin and as a result nickel is used in much smaller quantities and palladium has become the main white gold metal. Other metals such as copper and silver are also used in different amounts in the production of white gold. White gold is used to make a variety of different types of jewellery such as white gold bracelets, wedding rings, necklaces, or earrings and usually comes in 9 and 18 carat. White gold jewellery first became popular in the 1920s as an alternative to expensive platinum jewellery and has become more fashionable in recent times.

Selling gold jewellery

When selling gold jewellery there are a few things to keep in mind, in particular the carat of the gold. As said before white gold jewellery usually comes in 9 and 18 carat and the higher the gold content the more it’s worth. Partycash4Gold provides the most efficient and reliable service to sell gold jewellery. We buy all kinds of gold jewellery, whether it is in good condition or broken as well as gold bullion coins, bars and dental gold .

What to do with unwanted gold

For people struggling to make ends meet or looking to scrape some money together for a holiday forget car boot sales and washing cars, the unwanted gold locked away in the drawer of your dressing table could be one of the ways to earn extra money. The price of gold has been at its peak recently because of a number of different factors. One factor is the weak US Dollar and threat of inflation which traditionally sees investors look to their tried and tested “safe haven” of gold as way to protect their money. Another factor is the very low interest saving rates currently being offered by banks pushing people to look for profitable and low-risk investments like gold.

Where to sell unwanted gold

Jewellers and pawnbrokers

There has never been a better time to sell unwanted gold jewellery or gold bullion coins. The question is where to sell gold jewellery that you no longer want. When people think about selling gold jewellery one option they usually go for is a high street jewellers or a pawnbrokers but these don’t offer a comfortable environment nor the best prices.

PartyCash4Gold

However, there are now a number of other businesses, like PartyCash4Gold, looking to buy gold scrap and unwanted gold jewellery from people and will then melt it down and refine it. Since PartyCash4Gold is not looking to sell unwanted gold jewellery to another customer, we can offer you a price based on the actual gold content of the item and current gold bullion prices. In addition to gold jewellery and gold scrap, we buy gold bullions coins like Krugerrands and American Gold Eagles, dental gold and gold bars.

Why sell silver?

As the appeal gold bullion has increased in recent times so too has the popularity of silver. Many experts are predicting the scarcity of silver to further increase due to investors buying silver, increased demand from manufacturers and it’s variety of uses. Silver nitrates and halides are used prominently in photography in colour film and sterling silver is used in the manufacture of jewellery and silverware. Silver is also used in dentistry, currency, mirrors and optics and in medicine.

Where to sell silver

It is always a good idea to sell silver. It doesn’t matter whether it is silver jewellery in perfect condition, a silver serving set, silver eagles or silver bars, We buy silver and any gold bullion coins such as like gold Sovereigns and gold Krugerrands. By selling your gold, you may get enough money to pay overdue bills or even stop window shopping and go on a proper shopping spree. Even if you are selling silver jewellery that is broken, you may also have a gold item that PartyCash4Gold will buy to then melt down and refine the item.

How PartyCash4Gold works

PartyCash4Gold will buy gold and silver jewellery whether it is in perfect condition or broken. Just send in your unwanted gold and your silver jewellery or coins. For Silver and Gold, use the free insured gold kit for sending and after valuing your items, we will send you a payment within 24 hours. We will also buy dental gold and gold bars

Many investors see platinum as an ideal precious metal to add to their investment portfolio given its rarity and variety of uses. For example around 5 million troy ounces are mined every year compared with 82 million troy ounces of gold and 547 million troy ounces of silver. It tends to do better during times of economic prosperity, given that investors invariably look to buy gold and silver during economic depressions. However in the last year the price of platinum has actually sky rocketed and almost doubled. Due to its rarity (you have to mine 14 tonnes of stone to get one ounce) it is a lot more expensive to buy platinum coins than buying silver and gold coins. There is also a great demand nowadays for platinum jewellery, especially in China, which has further increased the price. Since platinum, as said before, can be used for such a variety of products it seems that the demand for platinum will always outweigh supply and therefore offers a great investment opportunity.

Ways to invest in platinum

One way of investing in platinum is by buying strong platinum coins such as the American Platinum Eagle which similar to other gold bullion coins like Krugerrands comes in 1/10, 1/4,1/2 ounce weights as well as the one ounce weight. It is also worth noting that American Platinum Eagles are unique in that on the reverse side of the coins they have a different design that changes every year. It is also possible to invest in platinum mining companies rather than the metal itself which has proved profitable in recent years.

In the current economic climate and redundancies becoming common place more and more people are looking to spend less and find side jobs or other opportunities to earn some cash. One of the ways to earn extra money is by selling gold jewellery that has been stuck in a drawer for years and you will never wear again. Those gold bracelets tucked away gathering cobwebs could pay for a meal at a top restaurant, pay your electricity bill or even buy you a holiday. There has never been a better time to sell unwanted gold jewellery.

Why has the price of gold risen?

It is generally accepted that the market price of gold is directly proportional to the US Dollar rate. When the US Dollar weakens as it has done recently because of the recession, investors look for another “safe haven” for their money and it is commonplace for them to turn to gold bullion. In addition gold is seen as a hedge against inflation given that gold retains its value well. As a result since the start of the recession the price of gold has steadily increased as investors and countries have started buying more and more gold bullion. However, it is worth noting that a gold investment is not a way to make easy money but rather as a way to protect your wealth.

What PartyCash4Gold can offer you?

PartyCash4Gold will help you make easy money by giving you cash for any broken or unwanted gold jewellery. To sell gold jewellery just log on to the website and request a free insured gold kit. Using the insured gold kit send PartyCash4Gold your jewellery with peace of mind and we will value your gold and send you a payment within the next 24 hours. There is no obligation for you if you decide to reject the valuation. If you are not happy with our offer, we are happy to return the gold items to you, no obligation. For full information, please refer to our terms and conditions.. There are many places where you can get cash for your gold such as jewellers and pawnbrokers but none offer the reliable and efficient service that PartyCash4Gold offers.

Where to sell gold coins?

There are a number of ways to go about sell gold coins. One thing to keep in mind when considering how to sell gold coins is the gold content of the coin. A gold bullion coin like an American Gold Eagle has an exact gold content guaranteed by the American government and it is therefore straightforward to work out the value of your coin based on the market price of gold bullion. If, however, the gold content of your coin is unclear, some dealers may try to pull the wool over your eyes by telling you that the carat is in fact lower than it really is. The best and most reliable way to sell your gold coins would be to send them off to PartyCash4Gold.

How to sell your gold coins to PartyCash4Gold

Gold bullion coins

PartyCash4Gold offers the easiest and most efficient solution to the question of how to sell gold coins. Simply request a free insured gold kit from the website and post your gold to us. PartyCash4Gold will then value your gold and send you a payment within the next 24 hours. There is no obligation for you if you decide to reject the valuation. If you are not happy with our offer, we are happy to return the gold items to you, no obligation. For full information, please refer to our terms and conditions. In addition to gold coins PartyCash4Gold will buy your gold bracelets, rings, dental gold and gold bars.

Different types of coins

There are two types of coins, commemorative or bullion coins and coins struck for circulation. Generally it is the gold bullion coins that have the highest value. Probably one of the best known gold bullion coins is the South African gold Krugerrand, which was the first gold coin to weigh one troy ounce of 22 carat gold. Other gold bullion coins include the British Britannia and Sovereign, the American Gold Eagle and Austrian Gold Philharmonic. The price of Krugerrands and other gold bullion coins generally depends on the market value of gold. The price may also depend on the age, the number originally produced and the design quality of the coin. Krugerrands are the most popular coins for buyers because they generally have the lowest premium on top of the intrinsic value of the coin. When the Krugerrand was first struck in the 1960s it’s typical premium was 3% whereas other bullion coins of the time like the Sovereign had premiums of around 40%. Since then other mint’s have reduced their premiums to around 10%. Some mints have started to produce silver and platinum coins like American Silver Eagles. If you are still thinking about how to sell gold coins then why not try PartyCash4Gold today

The South African gold Krugerrand coin has been in production since 1967 in an attempt to market South African gold. Depending on the current gold market price, gold coins such as the Krugerrand are worth a lot more than their actual face value. It can be used as legal tender which means that it can be exported to other countries without any taxes on it. The Krugerrand was also the first coin to contain one troy ounce of gold. It was originally sold at 5% premium over the value of the gold, which continues today for orders for over 100 pieces and around 10% for single pieces.

The Krugerrand and other gold coins

American Gold Eagle

The Gold Krugerrand was first produced in the 1967 it was not available in many countries until the mid-nineties because of the ban on South African Products due to Apartheid which ended in 1994. It is reported that since 1967 over 54 million Krugerrands have been produced which roughly works out at 42 million ounces of gold. The South African Mint has since started to mint smaller coins such as the 1/10,1/4 and 1/2 ounce. The one ounce Krugerrands have remained popular with investors due to the low premiums unlike the smaller coins which generally have higher premiums. The gold Krugerrand coin was certainly the first of its kind and led to several other national mints soon following in their footsteps. The American Gold Eagle was first minted in 1986 and was offered in the same denominations as the gold Krugerrand. The American Eagle gold coin prices are generally equal to the current price of gold and the American government actually guarantees the gold weights of the coins and the gold comes solely from American mines. The gold coin features Liberty as designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens and is a much more attractive coin than the Krugerrand. The American gold mint also produces Gold Eagles in silver and platinum. The silver and platinum coins have enjoyed similar success to the American gold Eagle since their launch in 1986 and 1997 respectively.

British Britannia

First produced in 1987, the gold Britannia coin weighing one troy ounce has a face value of 100 pounds but its intrinsic value is far greater depending on the current price of gold. The Royal Mint also produces a number of other coins such as the Silver Britannia Coin and the Gold Sovereign Coin. There are a number of other gold bullion coins you can collect such as the Canadian Maple Leaf, the Mexican Libertad, the Chinese Panda and the French Napoleon.

The list of items that you can sell to get cash for gold is virtually endless. Gold has been fashioned into an infinite number of shapes and items. Jewellery items that you might be able to sell include: gold rings, gold bracelets, gold bangles, gold necklaces, gold chains, gold broaches, gold badges, gold pins, gold watches, gold links, gold charms, gold pendants and gold earrings.

What is the best way to sell my gold?

Traditionally, the only way to sell your gold items was to sell gold to a jewellers or pawnbrokers who often have to cover significant high-street expenses. Today, there is a much more simple way to sell your gold – by contacting PartyCash4Gold who offer a fast and secure service. Also, because PartyCash4Gold buys any gold, this offers the opportunity to sell broken gold, damaged gold, or gold in less than perfect condition without affecting the amount of cash you receive for your items. We evaluate your items solely based on weight and purity of gold contained in them.

How to sell gold to Partycash4Gold

All you have to do is sign up for a free gold kit. Post old or unused gold items like gold bracelets, gold chains, gold coins, gold bullions to PartyCash4Gold in the insured gold kit envelope. PartyCash4Gold will evaluate your gold items then contact you regarding a proposed price. The process is also insured and there is a 100% Satisfaction or return back Guarantee. There is no obligation for you if you decide to reject the valuation. If you are not happy with our offer, we are happy to return the gold items to you, no obligation. For full information, please refer to our terms and conditions

What is a Gold Bar?

Actually, the technical term here is ingot, which is just the name for any sort of material that has been cast into a bar like shape to make it more easily processable. Whenever gold needs to be commercially stored or traded, it is much easier to be in ingot form.

Production Methods of Gold Bars

A Gold bar can be cast or minted. These are two different gold bar production methods. Melting means to melt the Gold and pour it into an ingot mould which gives it the commonly recognized shape of a gold bar. A minted gold bar is minted from a hand cut block of gold from a larger piece of solid gold.

How heavy is a gold bar?

Gold bars, whether minted or cast, come in all sorts of different weights, shapes and categories. Gold bullion bars can have various weights and dimensions; it really depends on the requirements. The most well known gold bar shape that you might buy from the bank is the “400 ounce London Good Delivery” bar. These Gold Bars weigh 12.44kg.

What does it say on a real gold bar?

Gold bars are usually marked with their weight, their carat and the symbol of the gold producer. Recently, gold bars have become a lot smaller (ingots of a few grams) and put in a sealed and certified package. The value of a gold bar depends entirely on its weight and its purity (carat). Click here to read more about gold carat.

In the current economic climate, there are a number of companies buying gold. But why is gold in such high demand? Gold is a precious metal in constant demand privately and publicly due to its longevity (it as an element after all), lustre and also ability to be constantly re-worked into different forms. It is used as a unit for monetary exchange and as part of many items of jewellery due to its beauty and value; it is highly conductive so is frequently used for electronics components and due to its malleability it is heavily used in industry.

Buying Gold for special uses

The range and diversity of uses results in many different users buying gold every day. The public buys gold in a variety of shapes and gold is popular in gift items. Companies buy gold in order to produce or enhance items and products. However, the form a gold item takes is not always permanent: the shape of an item of jewellery can go out of fashion, products often become more compact and when this happens these old unwanted gold items can be sold to a company buying gold in order to generate you some cash!

We are Buying your Gold!

You can sell your gold by contacting PartyCash4Gold who offer the fastest way to get cash for gold and we will buy gold of any colour in any condition. The process is also insured and there is a 100% Satisfaction or return back Guarantee. There is no obligation for you if you decide to reject the valuation. If you are not happy with our offer, we are happy to return the gold items to you, no obligation. For full information, please refer to our terms and conditions

Broken gold can be classed as any item that is no longer in its original condition. In terms of gold jewellery this might include broken gold links, damaged gold chains, damaged necklaces or necklaces with damaged clasps; marked, damaged, stained or worn-out gold rings, gold earrings or even gold brooches and badges. The term broken gold might also be applied to parts of items that are no longer in use. This can include gold links from gold chains or gold watches; gold charms from charm bracelets, gold pendants with no chain and miscellaneous gold items such as buttons, pins and pens that may no longer be in their original/working condition.

What is the value of broken gold?

Some methods of selling gold jewellery are not necessarily best in terms of value when selling broken gold because damaged gold items can no longer be sold for their cosmetic value. However, you can sell your broken gold for the content of the gold in the item and get cash for your broken gold this way.

How can I sell broken gold?

Selling your broken gold couldn’t be easier. Simply contact PartyCash4Gold for a free Gold Kit. PartyCash4Gold pays cash for the gold content of gold including white gold jewellery in any condition and is a great way to get cash for gold, particularly with broken or damaged gold jewellery. Not only that, but PartyCash4Gold offers the fastest way to sell your gold and turn your old, broken gold into cash.

The carat (karat) of gold is the purity of the gold contained in any item. In any gold item the gold will be mixed with base metals in order to make it robust enough for shaping and use. Gold items with a carat value are most frequently used to form gold jewellery and gold bullion. Bullion is often determined by its purity, or carat, and needs to conform to a minimum carat rating in order to be considered gold bullion.

22 ct is the most well known carat purity

Most common carat contents:

Whilst purity ranges from 1 carat to 24 carats, the most common carats for general use are 9 carat, 14 carat, 18 carat, 22 carat and 24 carat (UK) and 10 carat (karat), 15 carat (karat), 20 carat (karat) and 24 carat (karat) (US). Most gold items in these ranges will be gold jewellery including gold rings, gold necklaces, gold bracelets, and gold earrings amongst others. In the UK the minimum carat that gold is sold in is 9ct and this is probably the most prevalent purity rating throughout the country. Whereas in many South Asian countries, such as India, 22ct gold is most common. 22ct gold is also preferred and popular in many African and Middle Eastern countries.

Origin of the word Carat

Carat is currently known as a unit of measure of purity for gold alloys, for example your gold jewellery may be 22ct gold giving it a purity of 91.66%. The word carat derives from the Greek “fruit of the carob” referencing the carob seeds that were used on precision scales to measure the weight of gold and precious stones in ancient times. In South Asia however 22ctand even 24ct gold is more popular and more widely available than in the U.K. The reason for this is that gold jewellery are essential accessories for Indian brides, this makes the demand for higher quality gold very high in this region.

Abbreviations of carat:

Carat, Ct, Ct., C, Karat, Kt., Kt, K, 22, 22k, 22/22k, Chuk Kam. The hallmark showing the carat grade is usually somewhere inconspicuous like the inside of a ring or in the case of a 24k gold chain the hallmark can be found on the back of the clasp. The hallmark is just a small seal containing the grade info in either carat (1-24) or in finesse (1-1000 or .1-.999). Note that some authentic gold jewellery may not be hallmarked depending on the country. At the same time, there are forged items which bear official looking stamps. There are a few way to tell if your gold jewellery is worth its weight in gold or did you buy scrap gold?. For a simple way of finding the true worth of your gold simply send for a free gold kit from PartyCash4Gold. Within days you will have an evaluation of your items and could have cash in your hands to if you agree to sell old gold to PartyCash4Gold.

New gold jewellery always looks bright and shiny, but after time passes it starts to look dull. Then they quickly lose their perceived value and become less special. After a while one may have accumulated a vast collection of this dull gold jewellery. But what if you could get a nice amount of cash for these useless pieces of hold jewellery?

Get Cash for your Unwanted Gold Jewellery!

As a Gold buyer, PartyCash4Gold is looking to buy gold scrap, bracelet gold or any other sort of gold jewellery to melt, refine and sell on. Fill out our form or call us right now to order a free gold kit so that you can send us your gold jewellery fully insured and free of charge. PartyCash4Gold will send you a cheque or transfer your money within 24 hours after professional evaluation of your gold jewellery. We evaluate your items based on purity and weight of the gold it contains. There is no obligation for you if you decide to reject the valuation. If you are not happy with our offer, we are happy to return the gold items to you, no obligation. For full information, please refer to our terms and conditions