1. First of all, when you go to a recycling store to sell gold jewelry, you must bring your ID card and bank card. If you have an invoice, you must bring it. Gold jewelry is a very valuable item. In order to avoid stealing items, the industry requires to sign a letter of guarantee during the transaction and sign it to declare that the source of the item is legal. This statement is strictly confidential, as long as it is a personal item with legal origin, so please don't worry. What needs attention here is to find one.

2. Secondly, if there is a receipt or invoice for the gold jewelry purchased at that time, the weight of gold should be marked on the receipt to prevent the merchant from carrying out any weighing operation. It is especially important to note here that if you consult a user company, if the price of one of them will be very high, even higher than the market price, then you should pay attention to the weight of gold. If the price is too high, the merchant may tamper with the weighing. For example, the original 1-gram necklace weighs 8 grams. If the businessman asks you repeatedly if you know the weight of the goods, be careful. Remind everyone that when selling their own gold, they must know the weight of their own gold. Don't be greedy for high prices. High unit price doesn't mean you can earn more money. Remember to find a regular local recycler.

3. Third, the process of gold recovery: after finding the location of the store, bring your ID card and gold jewelry, negotiate the price with the merchant, measure the weight of gold, calculate the total value, and check the authenticity of gold (as long as the gold you bought at the regular counter is basically genuine). After verifying the authenticity, go through the recovery process, transfer money or settle accounts in cash after the recovery process. The whole process is very convenient for the places to pay attention to here. As long as the gold is genuine, it will not be deducted for any reason (except the gold content).