I want to buy a real olympic gold medal.  How do I do it?
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hmmm.... since winning an olympic gold medal is seen as a great  achievement... i doubt u ll be able to find a genuine one.... moron
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Then get on Ebay and buy it.
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go to a sports store.Or go online and purchase on.
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ok have you put a bid in for it  .lol. put ur own name in you may find that on ebay then you can buy ur self . lol
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ebay, just make sure you note that it is REAL diamond jewelry--there's a lot of fake stuff on there, so point out that yours isn't CZ in the description and put "REAL AUTHENTIC DIAMOND" in the headline
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I attended a couple of events at the Salt Lake City games in 2002.  I think each different Olympic city/games offers the tickets in different ways.  For the SLC games all of the ticket sales were done online.  The Salt Lake Olympic Committee (SLOC) had a website the manage everything from ticket sales to volunteers.  My recommendation would be to keep track of the events you want to attend and watch for the tickets to go on sale.  \n\nBe prepared to shell out big bucks for high profile events like figure skating final, opening or closing ceremonies or a medal hockey game.  If you're simply a fan of the Olympics and don't care what you get to see, then you will be able to get some reasonable rates.  Once you have your tickets then you can book your flights and rooms around that.  But again, be prepared to shell out bucks for a hotel.  They raise their rates for the Olympics and the closer the hotel is to a venue, the more they charge.  \n\nOverall, it's worth the money and the hastle.  I was lucky enough to live down the road from many of the events in SLC but would gladly pay to travel.  Good luck and enjoy your Olympic experience.
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Mail it to me, I have a friend who knows a friend of a friend who knows a bit about gold.  I'll then be able to fill you in on any details.  I am honest, honest!
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How much do you want to spend?\n\nReal gold (99%) is very yellow in color and too soft for normal jewelry (it's soft somewhat like lead).  If you saw real 99% gold you'd never forget it - it is really quite yellow and nothing else looks like it.\n\nFor jewelry, you wouldn't even want real gold, and the things that are added (silver, nickel, etc.) to make it harder always add a 'silver' luster to it (they HAVE to if you think about it - they are silver in color).  Adding copper would shift it to the 'red' side, but it doesn't really make it like the original pure yellow color.\n\nFor gold bullion, you're talking about real money, so if there is any question as to its purity, you can take it to a precision laboratory and they can give you a report on exactly what is in it.  Cost is about $100 for 12 elements, and they will report how much silver, nickel, etc. down to parts per million if you want.\n\nI'd say for jewelry (unless you're going to spend a LOT of money), it isn't worth buying jewelry with a high gold content (partly for the reason you mention).  High gold content jewelry wears out easily and its value is always in question so is impractical (its too expensive to wear).  Buy Krugerands if you want an investment.\n\nBut if you've got money to burn, there is nothing like a real gold necklace or bracelet:  it is heavy, yellow, and feels great on your skin!  But unless you're Donald Trump, it's a waste (I don't think even he would wear pure gold).  The only reason to do it:  because YOU like it.\n\nDensity measurements would confirm solid gold, but they are a little tricky to perform and the accuracy isn't as high as the analytical measurements.\n\nThere is one test you can easily perform: ever heard of the acid test?  You can dunk the jewelry in acid, and if it starts foaming and dissolving, it's not pure gold - but then again, jewelry should not BE pure gold.
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I just knew about it yesterday.It's about selling coins made of gold,and getting a commission,but you have to buy to become a representative-minimum:$600.\nThen you get others to buy also,and when they sell,you also get commission,and so on...But.....is it real gold???\nHave you signed yet?\nEmail me at roland999-myway.com for personal mail.
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Put it on ebay and find out.
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They don't issue 24K gold, as it is too soft.\n\nIt can be 24K plated, but you should be able to twist it with ease.
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Go to EBay and register online. Buying is very easy as long as you have your ZIP code ready and a valid credit card. Trading and selling can be done at certain authorized dealers.
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years ago, you could turn in your currency for gold or silver.  My father had bills that you could do that....way before my time.  Take it to a coin shop they should know....I used to work at a bank and all they can tell you if it is real or not....not worth if it is more than $50
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They bid for it.  Similar to Olympics.
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These guys know how to make it\nhttp://www.medalengraving.com/engraving.html
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Egad...\n\nAvoid eBay like the plauge with sports cards. eBay is a wonderful place to give your cards to strangers for shipping costs. \n\nIf i were you i would have them certified by an expert and then goto a card show.\n\nPrivate collectors or shows. Or Private Auctions at a real auction house. \n\nGood Luck
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Go to your local bank.\n\nThey will have the exchange rates for the day, from the gold and silver markets, if they deal in that commodity.\n\nOr, they will be able to send you some place, probably locally that will give you the rates.\n\nI dont believe that silver will be worth much, and the gold flakes? Well, they have to amount to some kind of weight, for any good money.\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse