Longtime_Lurker

Longtime Luker here,

Over the last few years I've been picking up and hoarding scrap gold & silver (chains, rings, bracelets, etc.). Many pieces would probably not be considered "scrap" to some, but I'm not a jewelry person so I consider them scrap...some pieces even have real diamonds...such as gold rings and one nice tennis bracelet with pretty decent size diamonds.

Anyway, I'm looking to sell off some to put towards a vehicle for my son. I have roughly 150g of 10k, 100g 14k, 7g 18k and a little over 3 pounds of sterling & .925 silver. I have never sold precocious metals, so my question is how much can one "realistically" expect to get per gram, and who is the most reputable/honest buyer locally (Greater BR area)? Any helpful information would be greatly appreciated.

It's kinda like "market price" at a restaurant, if you need to see a price you should probably not be buying it! This is a rare piece (given the condition) so the "value" of something like this is going to be based on purchaser. If I put a price on it I could sell myself short or overshoot it all together. Someone really interested will know what this goes for and make a reasonable offer. I have done market research so I have a pretty good idea of what they go for, but to be honest none that have seen for sale have been in as good of shape as this one.

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Birria & Barbacoa de Chivo Los Compadre's on Airline

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This place and ima say probably not even close!

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They just reopened today after a month vacation. Had it for lunch and it was fantastic as always.

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Went there last week with a massive craving for their birria tacos. Pulled on the door without even noticing the sign, then I pretty much felt my soul leave my body when I read "closed until further notice". I'm stoked to hear they are back open. I will definitely be having that for lunch tomorrow!

I really like the Cajundillas. Not necessarily because of the taste (which I do like) but more so because its something different than all the other common items they have on the menu. A lot of people shite on Walk On's, but for the type of establishment they have become, I think their food is pretty damn good...One thing I don't care for though is their damn beer prices! I don't understand how they get away with charging $9-$12 per pint when other places average around $7-$8 for the same beer.

My financial institution no longer offers this service and a few places I have called said they only provide this service to their members. Anyone know of any places around the Baton Rouge area where I can go today to get a MSG? TIA

I'm looking for a business attorney and CPA (or possibly someone who is well versed in both disciplines) in or around the Ascension Parish area. I know I could easily search the Ole Google, but figured I would reach out to the MT crowd first in hopes of getting a recommendation from someone based on personal experience. TIA

Thanks for the explanation!

I guess the key will be determining if the return rate of the business will be greater than the long term return on the money I withdraw. There are definitely a lot of factors that will need to consider!

Take a short ride across the bridge to Ocean Springs and check out the food scene there. They have some great places to eat and drink in the downtown area. One of my favorites places is Craft Advisory Brewing.

Craft Advisory

Don't knock this until you try it...I did and immediately ate crow after trying them!

combine old bay, sugar, and cayenne pepper (~85:15 old bay to sugar and maybe a tsp. of cayenne, I don't really measure). Toss the wings in the mixture and grill until done. Just before you take them off the grill hit them with fresh lemon juice.

Again, when my friend first made these I turned my nose up at them, but was pleasantly surprised at how good they were and now that's my go to recipe for grilled wings.

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