- 1). Educate yourself about gold and gold flakes. The World Gold Council maintains a website at Gold.org that includes daily updates on the price of gold as well as a library of information about the gold market.
- 2). Look at publications such as "Kiplinger’s Personal Finance" magazine and browse through the classified ad section for posts from sellers offering gold flakes. Always use caution when replying to classified ads and never release more personal-contact or financial information than absolutely necessary.
- 3). Browse through retail websites offering to sell gold flakes, such as Gold Fever Prospecting.com for individuals wishing to buy gold flakes for investment or re-selling or Edible Gold.com for those wishing to buy gold flakes for decorating food.
- 4). Check out online auction websites such as eBay.com or Bonanzle.com and do a search for “gold flakes." Ask potential sellers how much the gold flakes weigh in total and to verify the purity of the flakes, particularly if you are wishing to sell the gold for profit.
- 5). Contact local jewelers who advertise that they purchase gold and inquire if they sell gold flakes. If they do not, ask if they can refer you to someone locally that does.
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