BEN SOLLEE PANNING FOR GOLD

Cashing In On The Scrap Gold Business..................The Revised I Told You So Edition By Richard Frankel

In 2008,history was made when the price of gold exceeded the historic "Boom" of 1980.While people missed out,Richard Frankel was smack dab in the middle of it.He knew then that this would be the only business for him. When history repeated itself,he decided to re-release his manual with nuances to prepare his readers. No trade secrets are left out.Basic and vital fundamentals are discussed. Testing gold,silver,and platinum as well as diamonds and coins are discussed.Lessons on how to weigh precious metals,determine value, and sell according to the metals market.This manual will even educate you on how to sell resalable jewelry that was purchased as scrap.Above all,how to find prospects.Advertising on a shoe string budget and ways to diversify during slow peaks are discussed at length.This manual is not limited to the gold business since the underlying current is about believing in yourself.This just may be an important tool to own for anyone who wishes to get ahead no matter what business you choose to be in.

CD: Vanna 2898. Photo: Kate Maresh (auction runner, and vanna sylist)looking fabulous in a orange 90s dress and red furry jacket.. Waste Not SCRAP Benefit held at Tazo Tea Warehouse. Re-use Art was Auctioned off and I, Carye was one of the Vannas. Kate Maresh graciously transformed me into a blonde 50's style Vanna in a midnight blue/gold leafed dress made completely of Scrap.. and without a pattern!

CD: Vanna 2894. Photo: Live Auction pieces - middle is a quilt made out of paint rags. Waste Not SCRAP Benefit held at Tazo Tea Warehouse. Re-use Art was Auctioned off and I, Carye was one of the Vannas. Kate Maresh graciously transformed me into a blonde 50's style Vanna in a midnight blue/gold leafed dress made completely of Scrap.. and without a pattern!

This set is perfect for anyone who enjoys buying/selling/trading/investing in gold, silver, and platinum jewelry and other precious metals. THE ACID TEST: Rub your sample (jewelry, coin) on the testing stone. This will leave a sample residue on the stone which you will apply one drop of solution onto for testing. --For Platinum: Apply one drop of platinum-testing acid onto the residue streak on your stone. If the material is platinum, material will retain its bright, white color. --For Silver: Acid test color reader: ? 90% - 100% = DARK RED ? 80% - 90% = LIGHT RED or brownish ? 65% - 75% = Light Green Color --For GOLD: Apply a small drop of the solution with the same purity you guess your sample to be. **If the sample residue remains unaltered, your sample is the purity for which you tested. If the acid you use dissolves the metal, your sample is less pure than you tested for; test again with less pure solution. *If your residue dissolves slowly, it's possible your sample is slightly less than the purity you tested for.

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