Many unloading old jewelry to pick up extra cash (Chicago Sun-Times)
By admin at 20 December, 2009, 11:20 am
Shelle Jewelers Vice President Brian Millman remembers a recenttransaction in which a woman unloaded some old jewelry at his store. The customer received $2,982.75 for yellow-gold necklaces,bracelets and earrings that she had never worn, and spent $810.95 ofher proceeds to add diamonds to a necklace she wanted to dress up.
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Many unloading old jewelry to pick up extra cash (Chicago Sun-Times)
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