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It really depends. Most shops won't buy gold plated items (unless it is something like gold plated silver) because there really is no demand and the amount of gold on there is very, very, very tiny. On the other hand, if it is something of nice workmanship or an antique, they might buy it for the antique value. But all pawn shops are different, what one accepts readily others might not be willing to accept, the only way to know is to go in and ask.
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Do shops in Dublin accept pounds?
No, shops in Dublin only accept Euro but you can use UK credit cards etc
What shops still accept cheques?
Expensive Jewellry shops etc.
What currency does Australia accept?
Australian Dollars ($AUD). It would be very unusual for a shop to accept other currency, perhaps tourist shops or airport shops may accept USD, EUR or GBP.
Where can you buy adjustable ring bases for making rings?
shops
Do shops in Russia accept euros?
No,only Rubles.
Do pawn shops accept Pokemon cards?
Yes
Were to buy mood rings?
Usually places like Diva or little kind of "mystical" shops will have them, $2 shops or shops with like tarot cards.
Do pawn shops buy HGE rings?
Yes, pawn shops may buy HGE (Heavy Gold Electroplate) rings, but they typically offer lower prices for them compared to solid gold rings. HGE rings are made by electroplating a thin layer of gold over a base metal, so they have less intrinsic value. Pawn shops will consider factors like the weight of the ring, the current market price of gold, and the demand for such items when determining their offer. It's advisable to get the ring appraised by a jeweler first to understand its true value before selling it to a pawn shop.
Which shops sell titanium belly button rings?
you just have to call and ask
Does anyone accept the French franc?
There are some places in France where shops still accept French francs, but not for much longer.
Do pawn shops accept an old ds?
No, pawnshops accept older things like antiques or famous antique items
Where can you buy fake nose rings in Brisbane Australia?
Novelty stores and joke shops
