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gatorcpa
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I'll double that offer. 😁
You don't see too many of these around, so it's going to be difficult to use prior comparibles to arrive at a price.
I would say you first need to determine the melt value of the bracelet. I don't think there will be a huge collector's premium on that. Total weight X 75% gold X spot price X 80% smelter profit should get you close.
You may be able to find comparables for the watch head. If not, then have a watchmaker remove the movement and weigh the rest, subtract a bit for the crystal. Then add somewhere around $200 or so for the movement to the previously computed gold value of the bracelet and case.
That should get you to a fair bottom line price. If you get more, good for you.
gatorcpa
You don't see too many of these around, so it's going to be difficult to use prior comparibles to arrive at a price.
I would say you first need to determine the melt value of the bracelet. I don't think there will be a huge collector's premium on that. Total weight X 75% gold X spot price X 80% smelter profit should get you close.
You may be able to find comparables for the watch head. If not, then have a watchmaker remove the movement and weigh the rest, subtract a bit for the crystal. Then add somewhere around $200 or so for the movement to the previously computed gold value of the bracelet and case.
That should get you to a fair bottom line price. If you get more, good for you.
gatorcpa
