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$30 for size 12 or 13...good deal?

depending on weight it might be an awesome deal (14K full melt should be around 29 per gram)

Thats an amazing deal- all rings tend to be 1 gram or more.

Mens jewelery tends to at least be 3 Grams if not alot more. I have a size 11 10k modest mesn wedding ring that is 5 grams.

Make sure its real! Seems awful cheap- their out there, but these screw you over places can give you $10 a gram and if the ring is 3 grams or more it makes you wonder

Robarons wrote:Make sure its real! Seems awful cheap- their out there, but these screw you over places can give you $10 a gram and if the ring is 3 grams or more it makes you wonder

This cannot be overstated.

So heres the scoop! I got the ring from a guy who is hurtin on cash...the ring is big...probably a size 13 and its wide...got the ring for $30 and just weighed it and came up at 10grams! And it is stamped 14k....good deal ya?

You ripped him off.

stash wrote:You ripped him off.

Lol....he had it for sale on a local facebook page...he wanted $60...i said $20 he came back w $30

I am all for getting a good deal but getting something for ten percent of its value? I would feel bad if I paid someone less than 50% of the value but thats just me. I guess the seller should also have the duty to do research to find the value, if he has a facebook (i hate facebook) he should have the computer skills to find the real value

stonewallrabbitry wrote:I am all for getting a good deal but getting something for ten percent of its value? I would feel bad if I paid someone less than 50% of the value but thats just me.

+1

This is my first time buying scrap gold so i wasnt even sure if i was getting a good deal...plus like you said...he had the option to research gold...i was just suprised no one else commented on it on facebook or that he didnt take it to "we buy gold" place

C'mon guys. Lance made an offer on something online. A WHOLE BUNCH of risk there.

It looks like Lance didn't even touch the item before he made an offer.

If someone called him up, he came out with his scale, loupe and acid tests; he inspected, weighed, tested the item and then offered the guy $30 - that would be a ripoff. In this case, Lance spotted a possible deal, made an offer, gambled and WON! I've gambled on items online and lost.

This isn't a ripoff. This is a gambler taking a shot and winning. What do we think he should do? Call the guy up and offer to give him an additional $120? C'mon.

NICE SCORE, lance. If you'd like to double your money - Let me know.

lance wrote:

stash wrote:You ripped him off.

Lol....he had it for sale on a local facebook page...he wanted $60...i said $20 he came back w $30

Offer, counter offer, rubber offer, deal.

Nothing wrong with this here.

Thogey wrote:

lance wrote:

stash wrote:You ripped him off.

Lol....he had it for sale on a local facebook page...he wanted $60...i said $20 he came back w $30

Offer, counter offer, rubber offer, deal.

Nothing wrong with this here.

Yeah! That's what I meant. Brevity is the soul of wit.

Thanks guys

I bought a 14k gold wedding band at a garage sale and paid $50..

Took it across the street and the BUY GOLD shop offered me $75... I said no thanks, and took it to my best friend who is jeweler, and I sold it to him for $150.

Everyone wants to make a buck... was it a great price.. hell yeah!... should you have paid him the $60, knowing that you were still going to make a killing... probably! Would I do the same thing if I was in that situation... yes!

If you do sell that ring... and make a killing, I would probably go back to the guy and give him a bone, a beer, and a thanks (you never know.. he might have more in his closet)

You have the risk too that it's not 14k which is important in tis situation

point taken... fug 'em!

TXBullion wrote:You have the risk too that it's not 14k which is important in tis situation

Yah this is something i was stressing...wasting time and gas to drive and get it 15min away and have it end up being plated or something