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Precious Metal Recycling An overview of precious metal scrap types

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Refining services are essential to industries that use precious metals everyday. Learn more about precious metal recycling and whether your business can benefit from this service.

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Precious Metal Recycling

An overview of precious metal scrap types

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Precious Metal Refining & Recycling• Refining services are essential to

industries that use precious metals everyday:

• Jewelry• Dentistry• Domestic mining• Pawnbroking• Etc.

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Precious Metal Recycling Benefits• When precious metals are used in these fields,

scrap, dust, and other types of waste are created.

• To prevent the scrap from going to waste, and reinvest in their business, precious metal users will turn to a reputable metal refiner to recycle their precious metal byproducts.

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Refining Precious Metal Scrap• The type of “scrap” produced varies among industries.

• Further, some precious metal refiners are limited by:• The precious metals they can accept• The types and amounts of scrap they can handle

• Every refiner is different when it comes to scope of service. In this presentation, we’ll focus on us – Manhattan Gold & Silver (MGS).

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The Metals MGS Refines

• With more than 25 years of experience, MGS is respected across the nation as a fast and capable precious metal refiner.

• We recycle a wide range of precious metal materials in any amount, including:• Gold• Silver• Platinum• Palladium

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The Scrap MGS Refines

As a B2B metal refiner, we accept a very wide range of scrap types and other precious metal items, including (but not limited to):

• Old/Broken Jewelry• Dental fillings• Polishing material• Industrial byproducts

• Aerospace components• Military components

• Gold bullion, including • Canadian Maple Leaves• American Eagles• Liberty Heads• Gold Sovereigns• etc.

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Unacceptable Scrap Types

Precious metal materials and scrap that we do not accept include:• Material from electronics or electronic components

(such as computers, cell phones, or parts of such technology)• African mined materials

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Payments in Cash or Bullion• It’s rare to find a precious metal refiner with

its own branded bullion bars! MGS offers these certified gold bullion bars at wholesale prices to all of our loyal clients.

• You can either buy the bars outright, or accept them in lieu of payment when you recycle your precious metal scraps with us. • This can be a great way to turn your precious

metal scraps into investable bullion that you can put toward either your business, or personal finances.

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About MGS

Manhattan Gold & Silver (MGS) is a precious metals refiner that has been based in Manhattan’s historic Diamond District since 1985. We are a B2B company that buys and recycles precious metal scraps that accumulate in other businesses. We serve:

• Jewelers• Pawnbrokers• Dentists• The industrial sector• Antique dealers• Machinists • Domestic mining• And more!

• MGS also creates charts, calculators, and other online tools for our customers to use.• Try our Precious Metals Prices app, which lets you monitor the real-time precious metals

market situation from anywhere, right from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device.

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Recycle your Precious Metals for Profit• MGS accepts gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.

• Payouts are based on the London Fixing.

• Up to 99% payout (among the highest in the US)• Up to 98.5% for gold brought in for hand testing.

• Not in NYC? Ship us your precious metals using our Ship & Sell service which offers:• Same day wired payment (once lot is received)• Discounted, insured shipping• Payout calculator

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Connect with MGS

• For amazing facts, history and news, read our gold and precious metals blog.

• Join the conversation about precious metals on the MGS page on Facebook.

• Follow gold, silver, and other precious metal trends at the MGS Twitter account.

• Circle MGS on Google+ to hear our latest updates.

• If you do business with us, connect with us on the MGS LinkedIn page.

• To see precious metal melting and refinement in action, visit the MGS YouTube channel.