Gold Bar Fine

This vintage charm pendant is made in Italy with. 999 fine 24k yellow gold. The pendant features a 1 gram fine gold bar that can be worn on a bracelet or necklace. The pendant has a setting style of a bar and the pendant type is a charm. The charm is perfect for those who appreciate the value of gold and love to wear unique and vintage pieces. Add this beautiful Italian charm to your jewelry collection today. Note that the bar is around 1/2 inch long. ? &####127936; &####127944;?? &####127954;?? . Thank you for viewing my listing. I have many more great investment items listed. Please allow 10 days for dilevery. 940investments does not guarantee that another third-party grading company’s authentication or certification of an item as genuine is correct or accurate. Neither a difference of opinion between third-party grading companies about authenticity, nor a company’s subsequent reversal of its earlier authentication or certification of an item, will be a basis for rescinding a sale. Any dispute with another third-party grading company relating to the authenticity of an item must be resolved directly with that other company. You release 940invrstments from all other liability including for any claims of punitive damages, emotional distress, consequential damages, lost profits, or lost interest, except as prohibited by law. &####127954; Frequently asked questions. What’s the lowest you will take? Please do not be rude by making such inquiries. If you want to make an offer, then do so. If I make you a lower offer than I have in the listing, it is my best offer, I will not accept counter offers. Time and circumstances of course change. So you might check back with me a month later by making another offer. For the record, some people think it’s okay to contact me and offer less than half of what I have an item listed for. You offer insults me as such, and I will ban you from purchasing items from 940investments. After all, there are no rules as such saying you can’t ask. Just because you can insult someone doesn’t mean you should. I understand that a lot of vendors acomidate such thinking by simply posting their items for twice as much as what they want for it. So it can be a bit confusing. However, just as many sellers don’t. It’s there for a reason. They know what they need. Yet you will always have hustlers contacting you trying to convince you that they can get your item for way cheaper and even cite comparable sales. Items are condtion sensitive. No one pays exactly the same for an item. Yes, some items go down in value, but if they do. I’m perfectly capable of adjusting my prices. Granted, sometimes a client might be interested in several items, and I often will discount bulk sales. The best advice is if you really want something and want a larger discount. Have some tac about it and never start with your lowest offer. I have had several potential clients offer less than 50 percent just to be informed that they are banned from shopping. When I explain what they did wrong, many wind up offering way more, but then the damage is already done to the relationship. Had they started with their best offer, they wouldn’t have insulted me. Will you split up a lot? No, It takes a lot of work to list items, and with over over a million cards in my old collection, it is hard to go through, it is a daunting task to try and list just a few a day. Will you take more photos? However, on items that I have multiple items of the same item. I will pull the best conditioned card I have and send it to you. If I state in the description of the cards condition, then I do so based on over 40 years of collecting. Pulling cards back out to take more photos takes time, and experience has shown me that it seldom results in a sale. So please do not make such a request unless you have a serious concearn. I get that sometimes items can appear to have a defect based on lighting, positioning, and even the background. I try to take several photos from various angles. I will always note in the description if there is a noticeable flaw.