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Selling my jewelry
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I have some jewelry, which I am never going to wear again. I would like to sell it but not sure where the best place would be as it's 'dated' rather than modern or antique. I have both 9ct and 18ct
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There are many jewellery shops which will buy old jewellery. Most will give only scrap gold prices as that is what will happen, the jewellery will be melted down. You will need to shop around for best price.
If the jewellery is antique, a local "bricks and mortar" auction house may be an option, but you will have to pay commission and possibly VAT. You can set a reserve price.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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