withdrawn 2 Gold Necklaces 19.2ct 800 gold

[dmcac]

Hello, 

2 used Gold Necklaces, seem in great wearable condition. Don't understand much about gold jewellery so open to price observations, offers, etc. 

 

Both have a combined weight of 22g.

Length as pictures:

the longest is about 30cm / 11.81 inches

The smallest is about 28cm / 11 inches

Hallmarks are very small. 

The necklaces were bought in Portugal were is very common the 19.2 Carat purity. 

 

Asking price for both together posted SD is £1225 which is 35% above scrap.

I understand it's priced really high, but as I said at the beginning open to comments, offers, etc. I don't understand much and don't often see 19.2ct for sale. 

 

 

Thank you 

Edited April 11, 2023 by ChrisSilver
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[Spyder]

I will give you an honest opinion, You will get a better price on ebay. I think if you are a first time seller you might get zero fees listing and selling. 

If you sold before I think until the 11 they are offering 80% discount on their selling fees.

On this forum, from what I have seen, you will get between £750 and £800 for both chains.

GLWS

[Nowhereman]

I reckon the 500 stamp means it's 12ct and the link on the clasp is on its way out and will need replacing or repairing. 

[dmcac]

6 minutes ago, Spyder said:

I will give you an honest opinion, You will get a better price on ebay. I think if you are a first time seller you might get zero fees listing and selling. 

If you sold before I think until the 11 they are offering 80% discount on their selling fees.

On this forum, from what I have seen, you will get between £750 and £800 for both chains.

GLWS

Thank you but spot price for 19.2ct on 22g is about £908 no? Só would mean here would go a lot below spot? 

 

How much you think I could ask on ebay? I do have the discount running until midnight. 

 

Thanks again for all the information

[Solachesis]

9 minutes ago, Nowhereman said:

I reckon the 500 stamp means it's 12ct and the link on the clasp is on its way out and will need replacing or repairing. 

@stefffana

Edited April 10, 2023 by Solachesis
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[dmcac]

4 minutes ago, Nowhereman said:

I reckon the 500 stamp means it's 12ct and the link on the clasp is on its way out and will need replacing or repairing. 

The most common jewellery in Portugal is 19.2ct 800, don't think I ever saw 12ct there. From a zoom it looks to me a worn 8. The friend jeweler also sold as 800. 

Thank you, I'll take that in consideration 

[dmcac]

2 minutes ago, Solachesis said:

Yeah stamps are:

375 - 9ct 

500 - 12ct

585 - 14ct

750 - 18ct

916 - 22ct 

Though I'm no expert, and @stefffana know much more! 

Stefan, I summon thee.

 

 

In UK you never see 19.2ct is rare 

[stefffana]

25 minutes ago, Nowhereman said:

I reckon the 500 stamp means it's 12ct and the link on the clasp is on its way out and will need replacing or repairing. 

 

19 minutes ago, Solachesis said:

Yeah stamps are:

375 - 9ct 

500 - 12ct

585 - 14ct

750 - 18ct

916 - 22ct 

Though I'm no expert, and @stefffana know much more! 

Stefan, I summon thee.

 

 

The hallmarks are as should be for 19.2ct (.800gold purity) for Legal Hallmarks in Portugal.

See here:

 

 

Edited April 10, 2023 by stefffana

[stefffana]

2 minutes ago, dmcac said:

The most common jewellery in Portugal is 19.2ct 800, don't think I ever saw 12ct there. From a zoom it looks to me a worn 8. The friend jeweler also sold as 800. 

Thank you, I'll take that in consideration 

It is definitely .800 gold purity, 19.2ct.

[dmcac]

1 minute ago, stefffana said:

It is definitely .800 gold purity, 19.2ct.

Thank you so much 🙏

[Spyder]

If you put them on ebay, letting it run as an auction, you might get more. Spot price is £794 by the way.  51.70/1000*800 =  41.36g x19.2=794.

 

Sorry my mistake it is 22g so it is £909 Spot. It was seeing 800 and 19.2

Edited April 10, 2023 by Spyder

[Nowhereman]

Apologies,  looked more like a 5 than an 8

[Darr3nG]

3 minutes ago, Spyder said:

Spot price is £794 by the way.  51.70/1000*800 =  41.36g x19.2=794.

You needed to multiply by 22...

Spot price: 22g / 24ct * 19.2ct * £51.72 = £910.29

[dmcac]

1 minute ago, Spyder said:

If you put them on ebay, letting it run as an auction, you might get more. Spot price is £794 by the way.  51.70/1000*800 =  41.36g x19.2=794.

I'm gonna sound dumb now. So it's 22g total. Purity of 19.2ct. Websites are giving me more. For example the correct one in Euros is this one as per first picture. Applying conversion eur to gbp works out at roughly £908

 

Also other values from different website on UK 18ct and 21ct just as reference on screenshot below. 

 

Don't understand 😅

[stefffana]

5 minutes ago, Nowhereman said:

Apologies,  looked more like a 5 than an 8

Yes, it is the angle in that picture, but in anothers is clear 800

[dmcac]

6 minutes ago, Nowhereman said:

Apologies,  looked more like a 5 than an 8

No problem at all 😄

1 minute ago, Darr3nG said:

You needed to multiply by 22...

Spot price: 22g / 24ct * 19.2ct * £51.72 = £910.29

Ahhh thank you 🙏

[Spyder]

Thanks my mistake, seeing 800 and 19.2 and completely overseeing the 22g. 

I will still stick with selling on Ebay, you will get a better price and being 22g, you should achieve at least £1000

Edited April 10, 2023 by Spyder

[dmcac]

Thank you all 🙏

[stefffana]

1 minute ago, dmcac said:

Thank you all 🙏

Are sold already, or you put them on Ebay?

[dmcac]

50 minutes ago, stefffana said:

Are sold already, or you put them on Ebay?

Going on ebay 😁