After I find a nugget, who going to pay according with market value?

[architecad]

I know many folks that find nuggets but they never are paid according with market value or just some fair price that pay for his or her works searching gold. If the gold onz is almost $1,000.00 but some broker pay you at least $700.00, just let me know!!! other than that, it's waste your time!!

First off, $1,000.00 or more you pay for a good gold detector.
plus expenses.

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[Yellow Hammer]

I know a place in Los Angeles California they usually pay 90 to 95% of spot price after the assay process. You need to remember it's not by the ounce it's by the Troy ounce, big difference. Send me a PM and I will give you the web site.
You will never get full spot price unless it is from a collector. If you have a collector piece than you need to learn how to care for it in the field and in transportation.

 

[Hoser John]

SPOT PLUS IS EZ TO ON CRAIGSLIST--FACE TO FACE--NO SHIPPING-LOUSY PAYZ PAIL- gold club members--swapmeets--In 50+ years I've NEVER sold a gram for less than spot UNLESS it's talcum powder junk gold-tons a au 2 u 2 -John

 

[russau]

sign up for www.goldbay.com Dave is honest!

 

[Crookedrecords]

Take a look at E-bay. Everything that I have been watching for the last few weeks has gone for at least 20-50% over spot with even little pickers going for what would be $2,000 an ounce. I don't know if people are buying gold to invest in or because of the shaky economy or maybe because they don't know how small a .10 gram nugget is but most tiny nuggets are getting bid way over their value. I lost a bid to a guy that paid like $45.00 for a .45 gram piece. I thought to myself "well, he must need it more than I do". I wonder what he will think when it arrives in the mail......

P.S. You have to find a nugget first. By the time you do that you'll be so happy you'd never sell it at any price!!