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From what I have been told, "new" gold is considered more "pricey" because of the craftsmanship involved in designing that piece of gold. "Old" gold is considered to be less in value - like buying a new car and then buying the same one that is a couple of years old. When buying an "old" piece of gold, the original owner paid for the craftsmanship and design. The only way for some gold to retain more of its original value is if it has a name like Tiffanys.

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Old gold refers to vintage or antique gold that may have a deeper, richer hue due to the aging process, while new gold is freshly-mined or newly crafted gold that appears shinier and brighter. The difference in appearance is primarily due to factors such as wear and tear, patina, and the alloy content of the gold.

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