Lake Worth Gold Mine

I brought an 18K gold Rolex to Lake Worth Gold Mine with the intention of selling to them. Traci made an offer, $9000 which I thought was rather weak. I brought to a pwan shop down the road from them and they offered me $10,200. I called oldngold (772-284-1902) in Lake Worth and he bought the watch for $12,500! Matt told me Lake Worth Gold Mine really helps his business as they come in 25% less than what he'll pay.

I recently moved to a community near Lake Worth Gold Mine and spoke with two neighbors concerning selling silver. One did say LWGM was fair with them, albeit they never shopped around and the second told me she felt she was ripped off by LWGM. Called LWGM on 1/20. Spoke with a Tracy. Told her what I had (a set of sterling [.925 silver] with a total weight of just under 400 ounces). Tracy proceeded to tell me sterling was scrap silver, nobody wants sterling and would need to be melted down. I can't argue that point, maybe she knows better than the rest of the world. Her offer was under $17 an ounce while pure silver was trading at $23.86 an ounce. Her offer was under $6800 total. Called a second dealer who offered me $19 an ounce and a third dealer who offered $19.40 an ounce. Sold the silver for $7760, almost ONE ($1000) THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE THAN LWGM OFFERED!

Proceed with caution and do your due diligence when selling valuables.

Friendly and a smile, knowledgeable and fare, pleasent when doing business, shows
interest in you. My wife and I P & J were very happy with the service we recived. Was amazed at what a few Quarters were worth. Will do business with them again. I want to take them again, by leaving this review. thanks guys :)))