The Gold Hunter - Denver

09/29/2020

The GoldHunter is ecstatic to announce that our company was victorious in the months-long head-to-head monetary payout comparisons with 3 other national major competitors for the privilege to service a NATIONWIDE dental clinic medical provider with over 300 locations!
The GoldHunter will soon be purchasing scrap dental materials from these 300+ dental clinics which will more than QUADRUPLE our business from our existing 68 dental clinics.
Our victory was solidified by today’s final test whose results are explained in the following pictures:
#1 each competitor had to bid on this 1/3 filled jar of scrap dental materials. The GoldHunter’s competitors’ offers ranged from $500-$800 for this 1/3 filled jar.
#2 the GoldHunter offered $4000 for the same jar. The National client was blown away by our offer that was 5 times higher than the next closest competitor! There was truly wailing and gnashing of teeth by the losing bidders.
#3 the resultant ingot of Gold, platinum, palladium and silver from the processed 1/3 jar.
#4 side view of the ingot

09/16/2020

The Gold Hunter recently helped an independent bench jeweler turn 70 grams of 10k, 14k & 18k gold bench sweepings sprues into cash to assist in obtaining much needed cash flow during his business downturn due to the Covid slowdown.
Always an honor to help a fellow small business get back on their feet.

09/03/2020

S I L V E R F L A T W A R E
Part 6

These are the final items from this Estate collection.
~Silver spoon with gold vermeil plated head
~Sterling silver fish server
~Peruvian sterling silver wine cup from late 1800’s- a shockingly heavy item!
~Tea bag strainer spoon

Finally, a perfume corkscrew and, not exactly sure, but could this be the original “spork”? Genius!

09/03/2020

S I L V E R F L A T W A R E
Part 5

Do you know the purpose of these items, (because we don’t)?

Sterling silver items featuring Pan playing a flute on the item on the right and Pan holding a cudgel on the item on the left.

Imagine the history of this find!

09/03/2020

S I L V E R F L A T W A R E
Part 4

These Estate items included a remarkable assortment of sterling silver “nut cups” that hold 1/4 cup of nuts (a serving) in each cup. This was the first time we had ever seen such items.

What an impressive collection of unique items from a bygone era! We are honored to be trusted with valuing such fine heirlooms.

09/03/2020

S I L V E R F L A T W A R E
Part 3

These pieces are termed a ‘Bachelors Tea Service’ consisting of a sterling silver sugar bowl, creamer, and a tea pot used in conjunction with the Tea Service Basket.

Notice the incredible detail of the strainer before the spout on the inside of the teapot. Stunning.

09/03/2020

S I L V E R F L A T W A R E
Part 2

A sterling silver tea service basket from the same Estate (see Part 1). Teabags and loose tea leafs are placed on this basket for consumption by guests.

09/03/2020

S I L V E R F L A T W A R E.
Part 1

Recently my associate Tom and I assisted a gentleman with his silver flatware inheritance from a relative. One of the more interesting items was this handmade sterling silver bowl that was valued in excess of 1500.00 due to its uniqueness and incredible quality.

07/06/2020

“One of China’s largest gold jewellery manufacturers, Wuhan-based and NASDAQ-listed Kingold Jewelry, is being accused of depositing fake gold bars as collateral to obtain loans from 14 Chinese financial institutions.

The 83 tonnes of gold were purportedly valued at 20.6 billion yuan (A$4.2 billion) but many of them have turned out to be gilded copper, according to reports from Beijing.”

One of China’s largest gold jewellery manufacturers, Wuhan-based and NASDAQ-listed Kingold Jewelry, is being accused of depositing fake gold bars as collateral to obtain loans from 14 Chinese financial institutions.

07/06/2020

BEIJING — Kingold Jewelry Inc's New York-listed shares fell as much as 40% on Monday following a media report that alleged the Chinese company had obtained loans by using fake gold bars as collateral.

Chinese business media outlet Caixin reported on June 27 that Kingold had secured 20 billion yuan ($2.83 billion) in loans over the past five years using at least 83 tonnes of gold bars, some of which turned out to be gilded copper.

Kingold Jewelry Inc's New York-listed shares fell as much as 40% on Monday following a media report that alleged the Chinese company had obtained loans by using fake gold bars as collateral.

06/19/2020

“As soon as Forrest Fenn announced that his treasure was found earlier this month, rumors swirled about whether it had really been found or if the treasure hunt had been a hoax all along.
Well, this week, Fenn tried to put some of those to rest by unveiling the first photos of the discovered treasure.”

As soon as Forrest Fenn announced that his treasure was found earlier this month, rumors swirled about whether it had really been found or if the treasure hunt had been a hoax all along.