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Turning bling bling into cash
BillieTheBot
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I had a big tidy-out in the house today and I found a pot of jewellery weighing about half a kilo. I don't think there are any diamonds in there but there are a lot of crystals. A Repton / Baulderdash player's dream! I don't want to sell it on eBay because without relevant knowledge, my vague description will attract unrealistic bids.
What is the name of a shop where you can trade in jewellery for money? I did know what it was at one stage but forgotten now. Could be a pawnbroker, a stockbroker? Or even a jewellery shop could do it?
Thanks.
What is the name of a shop where you can trade in jewellery for money? I did know what it was at one stage but forgotten now. Could be a pawnbroker, a stockbroker? Or even a jewellery shop could do it?
Thanks.
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Don't agree to anything with a time limit on it or someone who makes you an offer that they say they will take back. And get the value written down if you can.
Most mass-pawnbrokers like cash converters would sell on anything specialist or really valuable to an actual jeweller rather than displaying it in shop - they tend to be the lowest common denominator for items like this.
So head to places that might be able to properly judge what you are selling, then as a last resort see what price cash converters, etc, will give you - then go to the best place.
Watch for anything where the price really varies as well - it may be a sign a few people are undervaluing something worth a bit and that's probably worth looking into more carefully.
And whatever you do, don't get desperate when selling, promise yourself you don't need to sell it on the day - that way you won't be tempted to agree to a disappointing offer out of frustration.
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