Thursday, 21 June 2012

Pawn gold bars and gold coins for cash at Pajak Gadai Wangi


Pajak Gadai Wangi accepts all types of gold bullion bars and coins as collateral including -

  • PAMP, Valcambi, Emirates Gold, Heraeus Kinebar/ Argor Heraeus, Credit Suisse, Metalor, Istanbul Gold Refinery, Kijang Emas, Canadian Gold Maple Leaf (Royal Canadian Mint), Krugerrand (South African Mint), Australian Gold Nugget (Perth Mint Australia), American Gold Eagle, Public Gold, Dinar Emas Kelantan, Twin Towers (Tomei), Bunga Raya (Poh Kong), Wah Chan etc.
  • Gold bars and coins of various weight and sizes.
  • Gold bars and coins with unopened or opened/tampered original cases; with or without certificate of authenticity.

Obtain a cash loan at Pajak Gadai Wangi with your investment gold as collateral and free up cash for other investments

  • Pajak Gadai Wangi values your gold based on daily gold spot prices and will offer you a high loan amount at only 2% interest per month.
  • 999.9 fineness investment gold bars and gold coins fetch a higher price than ordinary 916 gold jewellery.
  • Instead of leaving your gold in storage and not generating any income, put your gold to good use by pawning and raise cash for your other investments.
  • Pajak Gadai Wangi stores all valuables in a vault with round the clock security and CCTV surveillance.
  • Customers retain ownership of their pawned gold items and can redeem their items at any time during our business hours.

Raise cash without selling your gold

  • Pajak Gadai Wangi will loan you cash with your gold as security.
  • Customers who sell their gold for cash often do not get a good deal
    • Gold buy back prices are very low at goldsmiths and jewellery shops as about 25% of the retail value of the gold will be deducted.
    • Public Gold buy back their gold bars and gold coins at a lower price compared to their Sell Price. 
    • Customers who had sold their gold lose out when price of gold increases.
    • Gold prices, workmanship and other charges are on the rise and customers may have to pay more to buy gold in the future.

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