Garfield Refining is North America’s “Best Dental Scrap Refiner” once again. Dentaltown Magazine announced Garfield as the winner for the eleventh year in a row. Founded in 1892, Garfield Refining is a third-generation, family-owned precious metal refinery Read Full Post
Not all gold refineries are created equal. That’s why it’s vital to do some research before choosing which gold refinery to sell your precious metals to. Depending on who you choose, it can ultimately affect Read Full Post
Many people know you can sell old jewelry to a precious metals refinery to make some extra cash. But some may be unaware you can also sell dental scrap to a refinery. So, how do Read Full Post
The precious metals value in dental scrap fluctuates according to commodity markets, but the value remains consistently high. So, what’s the best place to sell dental gold? Selling scrap to a reputable precious metals refinery Read Full Post
If you regularly sell gold, you undoubtedly keep an eye on the gold price. But what gold price factors go into the sometimes unpredictable price? The simple answer is there are an enormous number of Read Full Post
There are several reasons why a dentist may use precious metals, like gold or silver, instead of other materials like zirconia or porcelain. For example, it’s significantly harder for oral bacteria to grow on gold. Read Full Post
How do you handle your dental scrap disposal? When your practice or lab is ready to recycle, it’s vital to get the best value for the palladium and gold in your dental bridges, crowns, and Read Full Post
When most people think of “gold”, they generally picture the traditional vibrant hue best associated with the California Gold Rush. Yet there are distinct shades of gold jewelry listed for sale, such as white or Read Full Post
Karats and carats: they sound the same but are entirely unique. The karat (K) is the universal symbol used to signify the percentage of gold in jewelry. Carat (C), on the other hand, is used Read Full Post
Have you ever wondered what the tiny letters pressed into the underside of your jewelry mean? Almost all gold jewelry must have an abbreviation, or hallmark, to help you determine the percentage of gold content and raw Read Full Post
