For Immediate Release November 19, 2014 (Edmonton, AB) – Canada Gold announced the launch, today of their newest location in the Ventures Building at 107 Ave. and 109 St. NW in Edmonton, AB. This opening marks the company’s 11th location…
Welcome to the new CanadaGold.ca! We are pleased to officially launch our new website full of great new features and information to help you learn more about the process of buying and selling precious metals including gold, silver and platinum,…
Not only do we buy your old gold, but we also sell it in bullion form. Learn more about investing in gold bullion in Canada in this short video. Stirling: and you also by the way Greg; sell gold and…
The rise in the price of gold over the past 20 years has caused a lot of people to think more about selling their old jewelry. In this Video we explain why more people are now selling their gold. Let’s…
We recently sat down with Stirling Faux on Experts on Call to discuss a number of topics regarding selling your gold in Canada. Watch this video to learn more about Canada’s trusted neighborhood gold buyers. Stirling: Vancouver Gold, Canada’s trusted…
When someone brings their gold into our stores, we will sit down with them in a no-pressure environment to test the gold to give them an estimate on what it is worth. Learn how selling your gold works in this…
The gold price has different meanings for everyone. For some, it is a source of wealth, for others it is the cost of fine jewelry, and there are many more who just don’t really care about it. No matter what…
Understanding the factors that influence the price of gold is crutial before making an investment in the precious metal. Equally important is to be aware of the key differences in the supply and demand of gold compared to other investments…
Most people know that any gold jewelry can be sold off for its precious metal content value quite easily these days through a cash for gold dealer. A solid piece of gold jewelry can fetch a price well beyond its…
What is a carat? A carat is a unit of weight principally used for measuring diamonds and gemstomes. Each carat is exactly equal to 200 milgrams, or 0.2 grams. The origin of the word comes from the carab seed, which…
