Gold bar for sale
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Tell me honestly, have you sold gold in a pawnshop?Originally posted by MooKu:Why don't you sell it to the bank?
I'm not sure about the charges, but are they quite high?
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Never needed to.Originally posted by cyberr1980:Tell me honestly, have you sold gold in a pawnshop? 
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pawnshop gives really low prices only if one is desparate enough for money then can go there.
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thru the replies in this thread, I gathered that 100% of the forumers know nuts about gold trading.
Am I singing to a herd of cows? -
i offer 500
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$30 per gram!
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boo.
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Oh, btw, I'm a 26-year-old kid.Originally posted by Fire Star:Hi kid, have you heard of a pawn shop before? You should let your mum know first.. -
Originally posted by cyberr1980:thru the replies in this thread, I gathered that 100% of the forumers know nuts about gold trading.
Am I singing to a herd of cows?
We're not worth your time. Go sell them to bankers and big towkays. -
alright.Originally posted by cyberr1980:Credit Suisse gold bar for sale. Like the one below except that mine is 20gm one. diff serial number also.
selling at $34 per gram (way below mrkt price).
whoever who's going to buy from him please ensure its pure gold and not 10% gold or some sh.it -
alright.Originally posted by cyberr1980:Credit Suisse gold bar for sale. Like the one below except that mine is 20gm one. diff serial number also.
selling at $34 per gram (way below mrkt price).
whoever who's going to buy from him please ensure its pure gold and not 10% gold or some sh.it -
If like this can deduce 100% of forumers dont know abt gold, ho say liao
Mod pls close topic and ban topicstarter -
Just becos you can't afford it, doesn't mean other ppl can't.Originally posted by MooKu:
We're not worth your time. Go sell them to bankers and big towkays. -
somebody take pity on this 26-yr-old kid who, of all places, turns to a online forum to sell his 'gold'.
if somebody buys the gold at least he'll have some money for a camera to take a picture of the next item he wants to put up for sale. -
Credit Suisse stamp for show?Originally posted by OO_OO_OO:alright.
whoever who's going to buy from him please ensure its pure gold and not 10% gold or some sh.it
For your info, 999.9 is the highest purity. No such thing as 100% gold.
See, again I'm educating forumers..... -
i agreeOriginally posted by Kinokuniya:somebody take pity on this 26-yr-old kid who, of all places, turns to a online forum to sell his 'gold'.
if somebody buys the gold at least he'll have some money for a camera to take a picture of the next item he wants to put up for sale. -
I support sgforums and love sgforumers, so I would want you all to have this great deal first hand~!Originally posted by Kinokuniya:somebody take pity on this 26-yr-old kid who, of all places, turns to a online forum to sell his 'gold'.
if somebody buys the gold at least he'll have some money for a camera to take a picture of the next item he wants to put up for sale.
Is it wrong to support sgforums market place??
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You're buying? Great~!Originally posted by laurence82:i agree
PM me your hp! -
i dunno how u manage to stamp all that characters into a bar a size that fits 20 grammes.Originally posted by cyberr1980:Credit Suisse stamp for show?
For your info, 999.9 is the highest purity. No such thing as 100% gold.
See, again I'm educating forumers..... 
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Ask Credit Suisse Refinery loh.Originally posted by ^tamago^:i dunno how u manage to stamp all that characters into a bar a size that fits 20 grammes. -
20 grams is equivalent to 1cm³.Originally posted by cyberr1980:Ask Credit Suisse Refinery loh. -
If forumers think that 20gm is ''too small", I've a 100gm one.
Much bigger and heavier than 20gm!
Special price for the 100gm bar for sgforumers
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FYI, got 1gm gold bar.Originally posted by ^tamago^:20 grams is equivalent to 1cm³.
Go rack your brains. -
its really lovely to see a gold bar
my dream is to own a 1kg gold bar some day
although gold bar is seen as a commodity whose price is always stable, it seems quite "useless" in the sense that if u want to sell it, the value is always way below the current market value, unless you bought it long ago.
same goes for most jewellery, Rolex etc.. -
Gold bar!?!..........wth would someone want to buy this