NZ Polo

Ok, so dig this, I’ve got some old gold I want to sell. Mighty fine jewelry too–bullion, silver, and all the rest. So where do I go if I want to sell gold bullion online? Well, get this, ladies and germs, I will use my beloved contacts on Myspace, Facebook, Twitter, and Lollipop Land to start making some jewelry sales, and then either have them meet me in person in an abandoned parking lot, or I will ship to them for top dollar. Methinks I am also going to call local stores and try to set up a consignment arrangement, that is, bring in samples, they keep 10-30%, I keep 70-90%. I want to buy bullion and sell coins as well, so I think this plan will work out well because consignment arrangements involving gold IRA are a plenty. As for pricing that is a bit harder to determine. What kind do you make, what are your costs per piece of buy gold bullion? Basically, you really need to keep track of how much you spend and how much goes into each piece, then charge at least enough to cover your costs(which tend to be rather low in this industry) plus 100% (more or less depending on how many clients you have.) That, my good friends, is the basic law of supply and demand.

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