From filing dust and broken jewelry to thermocouple wires and sputtering targets, these precious metal byproducts represent untapped value for the likes of jewelers, pawnbrokers, and manufacturers. Capturing and selling these materials can help you recoup costs and reinvest in your business. But here’s the catch: partnering with a reputable refinery is crucial for maximizing your returns.
To ensure you’re working with a trustworthy precious metal refiner, ask the following questions:
Are You Working with a Broker, or a Refinery’s Direct Representative?
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