A story on fake gold

alvin · 03-30-2015, 10:46 PM

Fortunately, there is a "Precious Metal Checking Service" in the city. Over there, the service has an expensive advanced equipment -- just putting an item on a scanner, the device can tell how much gold is contained. So those owners went there. After checking report coming back, everyone was surprised -- the report says the item is at least 22K (92% gold). Say, this was not 99.9% gold as they were bought, but at 92%, ..... at least that's not the worst case scenario.... pawn store owners breathed a little bit.

But police still felt something not right. "If those two sellers selling you 22K gold as 24K, they lose money!! because they have to pay hotel, eating, traveling, etc. those two women had their 'business cost', how could this be 22K... no juice for sellers..."

03-30-2015, 10:46 PM	#4
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	Fortunately, there is a "Precious Metal Checking Service" in the city. Over there, the service has an expensive advanced equipment -- just putting an item on a scanner, the device can tell how much gold is contained. So those owners went there. After checking report coming back, everyone was surprised -- the report says the item is at least 22K (92% gold). Say, this was not 99.9% gold as they were bought, but at 92%, ..... at least that's not the worst case scenario.... pawn store owners breathed a little bit. But police still felt something not right. "If those two sellers selling you 22K gold as 24K, they lose money!! because they have to pay hotel, eating, traveling, etc. those two women had their 'business cost', how could this be 22K... no juice for sellers..."