The amount a 10K gold bracelet will be worth at a pawn shop will vary. It will depend on what the current market price of gold is and how much of a percentage of that the pawn shop owner is willing to give you.
Sell it for anywhere from $50.00-$150.00
1400 per ounce
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You must realize that not all gold and silver bracelets are identical. A gold and silver bracelet can have a very modest gold and silver plate, and be worth not much more than common costume jewelry. A bracelet with substantial amounts of gold and silver will of course be worth more, and potentially worth a great deal. If it has historic value or is an antique, it may be worth much more than the metals it is made from, if sold at auction. Any item brought to a pawn shop will get you only a fraction of the item's actual worth, and that is understandable. Pawn shops are not in the business to of brokering investments in precious metals. They want to make as much money as they can, and even a very valuable piece of jewelry will not get them the actual value of the piece.
The worth of the 14K gold bracelet can be determined once you specify the weight. One gram of 14K gold is today about 22-23 US dollars, or € 18.5, but you would always get less money in the jewelry shop or pawn shop.
In practice most pawn shops won't take it because it's not worth anything. Pawn shops determine the value of jewelry based pretty much exclusively on metal content, and "gold filled" jewelry doesn't have enough gold to be worth bothering with.
gold prices change regularly. The best way to find out common going rates is to contact a jeweler or pawn shop and find out how much it is worth.
1 pawn Gold/ 1 soverign Gold = 8 gm of gold.
14/24 = .5833 % pure gold. Reduce to .50 % pure gold for human error and dishonesty. convert the weight of this Italy gold into troy ounce. Wholesale Price = Gold spot price times the weight of the Italy gold (in troy ounce). However, this is dealer price and if you get it anywhere close to this, you got a great deal!
You'd have to ask the pawn shop that question.
There are a lot of factors that go into the possible price of a pawn item. How much of it is pure gold, the current value of that gold, and if the pawn shop feels it can sell the piece. On average one shouldn't expect to get more than 40% the worth of the pure gold of the piece.
Maybe $5, if they even want it.
1 pawn Gold/ 1 soverign Gold = 8 gm of gold.