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Scrap Gold Sources. 20/04/2009
Ok, so now once we know how to valuate gold the question is what is scrap gold that can make us profit?

Not only such obvious items like old or broken jewellery can be sold, but also dental gold for instance. Although, it is not widely used by dentists nowadays (unless you want to create some less or more original image/style) gold crowns, bridges and fillings were very often in the past. So that if your grandma decides to remove her old gold crown or you know some dentists who may have some of those you can easily be eco-friendly and make some fair profit at the same time.

From less obvious sources another good example is your old unused PC. Components in computers and telecommunication equipment frequently have some metal content to be retrieved. Despite the fact that it is not a huge amount it is still worth some cash and fascinatingly can be turned into a piece of beautiful jewellery. What’s more, if someone in your family had some interest in playing with gold lately at the garage you may want to look for some gold wires, shavings and gold dust.

In most cases, however, scrap gold includes broken and unwanted jewellery. Loads of us got this felling that something is too good to throw it out but no longer in fashion, or broken, or maybe simply you don’t like it. Online scrap gold dealers bring you this convenient opportunity to valuate and sell your gold with minimal effort. Possibly, with the earned cash a new charming ring or necklace will fit your current preferences.

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The history of Gold 20/04/2009
Gold known to us also under the chemical symbol of Au melts at 1064° Centigrade and has atomic number of 79. Not only has gold been appreciated and sought-after in jewellery, ornamentation and sculpture nowadays but also thousands of years before. This precious metal can be founds usually as grains in the rocks, veins and in sediments deposited by running water. The finest gold is soft and highly malleable.
One of the most fascinating things about gold is that it lasts forever. By this I mean that it may be well possible that your granny’s necklace has some gold content which had been used to make funerary mask of Ramses or other pharaoh. What is more gold is reputedly believed to be the first metal used by humans. As long ago as 4000 B.C was gold used in today’s Eastern Europe as decorative element. It is assumed that the gold was mined in the area of Thrace or Transylvania. This precious metal was not unknown to Sumers, Egyptians or Babylonians. It is the gold from regions of Nubia which made Egyptians wealthy nation. Gold had become standard medium of exchange in international trade and was legalized in China as form of money. Not only Egyptians hunted for gold but also in 344 B.C Alexander the Great crossed the Hellespont and seized huge amounts of gold from the Pers. Another great example includes Julius Caesar who repaid Rome’s debts with gold and gold coins were introduced to the Roman Empire. The Britons also greatly appreciated gold by issuing a number of coins such as Florin and Guinea and subsequently shifting entire monetary system to gold and silver. In 1961 Americans were could not own gold and seven years later British Gold Market closed for two due to vast demand for gold.
The use of gold has nevertheless proved not to be limited to jewellery and money only. Dentistry can be a good example. What is even more interesting injectable gold is believed to help reducing the pain of rheumatoid arthritis. I’m well assured most of you have already heard about Goldwasser, liqueur containing gold flakes, produced in Poland and Germany. Finally, in 2000 the gold helped astronomers to make the most accurate and detailed images of Neptune and Uranus ever done. Oh, I’ve almost forgotten that you can benefit from the services and information on our site also because of the gold. The microchips in your computer are the answer for that.
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CashForYourGold.co.uk Team
Gold Pricing, Weighting, and Purity 27/03/2009
1. Gold pricing (commonly known as gold fixing) is carried out by the five members of the London Gold Pool. The gold fixing process is performed twice a day at 10:30 (10:30 AM) GMT and 15:00 (3 PM) GMT. The prices are fixed in three main currencies, namely, Pound Sterling (GBP), United States Dollar (USD), and Euro (EUR).

2. Apart from standard grams scrap gold can be weighted in Troy Weight, being native system of units for precious metals and gemstones. Troy Weight consists of troy pounds and ounces and here are the conversion values:
1 Troy Pound = 12 Troy Ounces
12 Troy Ounces = 373.241 Grams
1 Troy Ounce = 31.103 Grams
1 Pound = 14.583 Troy Ounces
1 Kilogramme = 32.15 Troy Ounces

3. Carat/Karat (ct/kt) is a unit that measures purity of gold. The most common karats used for gold items are:
24K = 100%
22K = 91.75%
21K = 87.5%
18K = 75%
14K = 58.5%
12K = 50.25%
10K = 42%
9K = 37.8%
8K = 33.75%
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