Gold Is a Commercial Product

Although we are a society that is fond of gold and loves gold, some misinformation and attitudes are unfortunately still present among consumers.

This misinformation is also shaping our purchasing behaviors as soon as we want it. With misinformation, both the customer and the vendor can break a deadlock.

In jewelry stores, all products made from gold or silver or a different mine are commercial commodities. Tradespeople who buy and sell them continue to trade by making commercial profits through these trades.

There are no non-labor products (commercial profits on them) if it is to be stated in a clear and unambiguous statement. There are only low-labor or high-labor products.
Today the highly sought-after sarrafiye and mini bullion products all have a manufacturing process, manufacturing cost, wholesale and retail profit margins. Naturally when selling, these costs all have to be charged to the sale price. But these products are only priced with gold values when being repurchased.

I've seen it so many times. some customers still want to sell manufactured goods at the purchase price and are engaging in unnecessary arguments about it. They unfortunately don't want to remember that businesses that serve them won't do business without a win in every job done.
Let's give a very simple example. You want to get foreign currency with an amount of TL that you have on hand. This time you will be traded at the exchange rate if you take the foreign currency you receive at the rate of sale to the same location a few minutes later. The difference between these two courses is the price of service. If a business is not going to make a profit, there's no point in it being built.

As a result, if you buy items such as gold or silver, remember that there will be a difference against you when you try to sell them back. You'll have to wait a while to turn that difference into profit.