Hello again and welcome to Goldpal Tutorials. This time we're going to give you an idea of how much gold you have. I brought here some necklaces, a bracelet, wedding bands and a little bunch of gold, loose pieces there. So you could have an idea of how much gold you have before you send it to a gold buyer. Okay, we're going to start with a necklace that has its very typical weight and appearance. Let me do it. I'm going to give you a closer to have an idea what we're talking about. I'm going to put it on this scale now. Let me see. I just want to extend it because you have to know more or less what I'm talking about. Now this necklace here is 9.3 penny weight. Now I am talking about penny weights. I could be counting in grams if I wish, but the gold buyers on the internet offer you upon penny weights. So you have to know what do you have in terms of penny weights. Now you have 9.3 there. Let's go to another one. Let's go to another necklace. This is also pretty typical necklace. I'm going to put it on the scale now. Let me see. I want to extend it. So you see more or less what I'm talking about, a little closer I'm here. Okay, necklace like this will weight 8.5 penny weights. All right. We have two necklaces already. Let's go to one that looks to be a little heavier. Let me see. Okay. Now this here looks heavier. Let's put it on the scale now. All right. Let's try to make it fit inside. Okay, very good. And well this has got 15.3 penny weights. So far is the heaviest out of the three. Well, it makes sense because it looks bigger too. Let me just give you a little closer. There you go. Okay, that's what you have. That is what you have for 15.3 penny weights. Now let's try with two wedding bands. We're going to see how much a couple of wedding bands we can try one by one. Let's try one first and then the two together. Okay. Let's put one first. Now this wedding band is 3.7 and let's just put the other one right next to it. So the two wedding bands are 6.6. All right. That's more or less what you can expect in terms of weight for a couple of wedding bands. All right. Let's go to a bracelet. Here I have a bracelet. Just a bracelet. This is a typical. Let me see. A little close up here. All right. I'll put on the scale now. And the bracelet is 5.3 penny weights. All right. Giving you an idea there. Let's try a little other bracelet there. Okay. I'm going to give you a close up so you know more or less. Let's put on the scale. Extending it. Very good. And this bracelet is going to have 3.7 penny weights. That I hold up. Typically what you can expect is to get $20 per penny weight. Depending on the type of gold, it could be 14 carat gold. It also depends on the price of gold of the day. So basically let's just say you could get a penny weight of gold, a 14 carat gold for $18. So this bracelet could be anywhere from $60 to $80 if you want to sell it. The value of the gold in it. Okay. Well, and let's try now this little bunch of gold. Just loose pieces there. That's it. Of course, if you see a pearl or if you see a gem that is not a diamond, of course, you have to subtract the by the table. You have to subtract this pearl could be considered to be a 0.3 penny weight in weight. But let's just forget about it for the purpose. We're going to put on the scale now. This is a little bunch of little pieces broken, scrap gold. All right. A little close up there. That's what you have. There's a ring. Some pieces of earrings. Then that goes to 12.5 penny weights. If you get paid about $18 per penny weight or $20 per penny weight, then you're talking about $250, $240 in this little bunch of gold. Okay. Well, I hope this gave you some idea about the gold you have before you send it to the gold buyer. So you can have some idea about what can you expect to get paid when you send this gold in. Thank you very much. Have a good day.