Submitted by Guest461 (not verified) on Sun, 12/26/2010 - 11:37am.
Jewelry doesn't wear out and go out of warranty like cheap automobiles that are designed to wear, fail and lose value. Investment jewelry doesn't lose value, investment grade automobiles don't either. You'll easily pay 100 times the original cost of a '67 Mustang GT500, even in bad shape. Use your gourd if you want to attempt comparison. Remember, apples and apples? It's elementary...
Sorry, but 30 cents on the dollar, especially with gold prices quadrupling doesn't sound like good business anyway you look at it, unless perhaps you're a crook taking advantage of someone's misfortune. Or maybe what was sold was mis-represented in the first place. Perhaps that's the way you "grew up" and the way you do business.
Very poor comparison on your part.
Jewelry doesn't wear out and go out of warranty like cheap automobiles that are designed to wear, fail and lose value. Investment jewelry doesn't lose value, investment grade automobiles don't either. You'll easily pay 100 times the original cost of a '67 Mustang GT500, even in bad shape. Use your gourd if you want to attempt comparison. Remember, apples and apples? It's elementary...
Sorry, but 30 cents on the dollar, especially with gold prices quadrupling doesn't sound like good business anyway you look at it, unless perhaps you're a crook taking advantage of someone's misfortune. Or maybe what was sold was mis-represented in the first place. Perhaps that's the way you "grew up" and the way you do business.