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.

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.

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.

If you are thinking about selling old gold coins, PartyCash4Gold offers the fastest method to do so. Once you order a gold kit from PartyCash4Gold, you can get cash for your gold in no time. Not only does PartyCash4Gold offer an extremely fast way to sell gold coins, but the process is secure and insured and with the 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

Famous gold coins

Gold coins fall into 2 categories, collectors’ coins and bullion coins. There are many famous types of bullion coin such as the British Sovereign, the South African Gold Krugerrand and the American Silver Eagle coins coins. The oldest of these coins is the British Sovereign which was first issued in 1489 under the direction of King Henry VIII and is still in use today. New sovereigns contain 22ct gold and weigh in at just under 8g, but interestingly the weight and size reduce over time as the coins are used and worn down. However, perhaps the most famous gold coins of all were not British but American and Canadian. The largest gold coin on record was struck by the Royal Canadian Mint weighing 100kg with a value of $1 million. Even more impressively, a 1933 American Double Eagle gold coin sold for over $7.5 million at Sotheby’s in 2002 and is the most valuable coin ever sold.

Collectors Value

Consider collectors Value When Selling gold Coins

Gold bullion coins are normally only valued by the gold content and are an excellent way to make cash for gold. Collector’s coins are slightly different and are not only valuable due to the gold content of the coin, but also due to the date, location and design. You should determine which category your gold coins fall into before selling your gold coins.