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crediter
05 Feb 10 13:53
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a cash for gold opened in high street....6 months ago ...now a cash genneratershop opened nearby offering more...6-50p a gram ..seen better anywhere..

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Big Charlie
When: 05 Feb 10 13:57
No idea what a gram is, old school edukayshun.

£654 an ounce on telly last week.
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bacontrout.
When: 05 Feb 10 13:59
my mate dave could do you a gram for a tenner.

hi grade mind.
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Huckerson
When: 05 Feb 10 14:03
Which? bought about £700 worth of gold and sent it to one of those we buy your stolen gold mobs. Got about £39 back.
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clacherholiday2
When: 05 Feb 10 14:06
in 20 years time my benson and hedges gold might be worth more
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crediter
When: 05 Feb 10 14:56
think a troy ounce is 1 and a bit normal ounces....33 grams i think......god i hate that go compare advert with idiot soprano....
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jamesbeckton.
When: 05 Feb 10 14:57
Those high street shops that buy gold are for broke jokes so the rates wil be abysmal.
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crediter
When: 05 Feb 10 15:08
fiver offered in jewellers...6-50p a gram c.gen.....9ct.
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