Unfortunately, it is very rare to be able to receive the appraised price when selling your item. Any buyer would need to purchase below what they could sell an item for in order to accommodate for the fees of selling a pre-owned item (auction fees, repairs, polishing, appraisals, shipping, employees, etc). Your appraisal price may be much higher than the actual value, especially if you received the appraisal from the company who sold it to you and if they had a very high markup for their retail price. Age, wear, condition, damage, fashion trends, gold prices, and other factors may also alter the value of items after the appraisal date.