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Updated twice daily, our spot price is a composite of live BID prices from various sources including Kitco, ComexLive and others.

Armed with this appraisal, you can stroll into your local pawnshop or jewelry shop with confidence. If your local buyer doesn't offer at least the appraised BID value, go somewhere else or sell online.

DWT stands for pennyweight. A pennyweight is 1/20th of a troy ounce.

The appraisal is for scrap gold items with stones removed or stone weight discounted. Large (1/2 carat or more) diamonds, rubies, emeralds or other precious gemstones add greatly to the appraised value. But scrap gold buyers do not want semi-precious stones nor tiny "chips" of diamonds. They deduct from the total weight to compensate for the "glass" weight.

The term “gold-filled jewelry” refers to items with a core of base metal, usually brass, and an outer layer of 14K or 10K gold. Legally, to be sold as gold-filled, an item must contain at least 5% gold. That’s a lot more gold than you’ll find in gold-plated or gold vermeil jewelry.

A GP mark stands for “gold-plated” meaning the jewelry is comprised of a thin layer of gold (0.05%) bonded to another base metal (usually copper, silver, or brass). Gold-plated jewelry is generally low quality, tarnishes easily, and can be harsh on sensitive skin. Example: An “18K GP” stamp does not mean the piece is 18k gold but rather it is made of a base metal and plated with 18k gold. Use the "magnet test" to verify. Place a strong magnet near the piece and it will stick to the magnet.

A GE or GEP mark stands for “gold electroplated” meaning that the jewelry is plated with gold via electroplating – a process in which a thin layer of gold is applied to base metal using an electric current.