making charge cost

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If you buy gold jewellery, you have to pay a 5 to 30 per cent making a charge for it. On the other hand, when you exchange or sell gold jewellery, your making charge amount will not be refunded. On the other hand, you do not have to pay any making or other charges for buying gold coins or biscuits.

Loss of jewellery purchase

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Stones, pearls, diamonds or other types of metals are also used in designing jewellery. The weight of which is also included when buying gold. But when you go to sell it, you will get only the price of gold. On the other hand, when buying a gold coin or biscuit, you do not have to pay extra for stones and other gems.

carat slug

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While buying gold, special attention has to be paid to its carat for its purity. 14 to 22-carat gold is used for jewellery. Pure gold is 24 carats. In such a situation, while selling jewellery, you are given the price according to the carat. This does not happen with gold coins.

Benefit in gift

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If you are thinking of gifting gold to someone, then a coin can be the best gift instead of jewellery. Because if you gift jewellery to someone, then many times it happens that he does not like its design. If you give a gold coin instead, then that person can make jewellery of his choice.

Safe Option

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Small shopkeepers or jewellers usually cheat in carats. They sell 18 or 14-carat gold as 22-carat. But this does not happen in the case of gold biscuits. Because gold biscuits are made of 24 carats and also have a hallmark on them.