Pawn shops. Look for good quality gold rings, earrings etc. Make sure they have the correct markings on them.
If you can't lay down $10k a time for bullion (coins are my preferred option due to their difficulty to fake) then you won't get good prices from the dealers.
Every jeweller who buys scrap has a bag of gold to be sent off to melt down and sell, speak to one and see if they'll give you a good price for cash etc. Worth a try.
I buy in the UK, and the mark up on 1 Oz. coins has jumped a lot recently, so best to shop around, but $60 cad over spot doesn't sound too bad right now.
Even so, it's still not bad. In the UK we have to pay a premium on silver AND 20% sales tax. At least the gold is vat free, but harder to buy in bulk unless you're minted (pun intended)
Pawn shops. Look for good quality gold rings, earrings etc. Make sure they have the correct markings on them.
If you can't lay down $10k a time for bullion (coins are my preferred option due to their difficulty to fake) then you won't get good prices from the dealers.
Every jeweller who buys scrap has a bag of gold to be sent off to melt down and sell, speak to one and see if they'll give you a good price for cash etc. Worth a try.
I buy in the UK, and the mark up on 1 Oz. coins has jumped a lot recently, so best to shop around, but $60 cad over spot doesn't sound too bad right now.
$60 usd over spot i mean , even though i'd be buying maple coins. the gold buffalo is $90 usd over spot which is why i am leaning toward maple leaf
Even so, it's still not bad. In the UK we have to pay a premium on silver AND 20% sales tax. At least the gold is vat free, but harder to buy in bulk unless you're minted (pun intended)