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tungsten , stainless , titanium

I've listed them on a local buy & Sell Facebook page, sold a few Tungsten for $10 to $20 & one "Diesel" Stainless for $40 bucks. Tried, but never had any luck on Craig's List jewelry page. You figure someone had to buy them or we wouldn't be finding them! If you're trying to sell one you have to consider that it has to be the right person that likes it and the right size too, so your limited to your buyers. You can see how cheap they are on Ebay or even at Flea markets, only place that they are real expensive are at jewelry stores.
I've heard that the Triton Tungsten's can get a better price than ones that say China or just Tungsten Carbide. I remember a guy on another forum listed a Triton TC850 on ebay and got $60 bucks for it.
 
That's funny. I just found a Triton TC 850, fits on my right pinky. I was using my Detector Pro Head Hunter pulse and it was deep in the wet silt. It was probably at least 10 inches and started as a whisper target.
ROBOCOP
 
I've sold them for $10-$30...but I have a lot more than I can sell. There doesn't seem to be a huge market for them. I seriously want to scream when I see one of these in my scoop, almost rather see a quarter than get excited for a ring only to be let down with tungsten.
 
I used to sell them but now nobody bids on them, I think the market is flooded. They are now going in my yearly display case.
 
ROBOCOP said:
That's funny. I just found a Triton TC 850, fits on my right pinky. I was using my Detector Pro Head Hunter pulse and it was deep in the wet silt. It was probably at least 10 inches and started as a whisper target.
ROBOCOP
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Found one today myself, also was surprised to see it was a FG Triton TC850 ........I've found several Fredrick Goldman gold bands, but never knew that Triton is a division of FG.....Who Knew:shrug:
Looking up Tungsten/Titanium/Stainless rings you will find that even Tiffany's puts their name on them and that's all it takes to get a better than trash'em price for them.
 
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