Soaring gold price tempts customers to cash in coins and old jewellery

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Soaring gold price tempts customers to cash in coins and old jewellery - Financial Times

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Tannahill said that Art Deco pieces and gold jewellery from brands such as Cartier and Tiffany still had a value “beyond their weight in gold” so long as they were in good condition.

About 90 per cent of its loans are secured against gold, luxury watches and jewellery and up to 75 per cent of the gold’s spot price can be advanced.

Those considering selling gold items can do some detective work about an item’s potential value before approaching buyers.