As the gold price rises, the manufacturer is offering a 100 percent payout through Sept. 30 for gold clean scrap.
Jeweler wins big in A.C.
At least one jeweler should probably do more than just buy jewelry at Las Vegas Market Week this year. New York jeweler Danny Yousefzadeh, 40, won first place and almost a half million dollars in a World Series of Poker...
At least one jeweler should probably do more than just buy jewelry at Las Vegas Market Week this year.
New York jeweler Danny Yousefzadeh, 40, won first place and almost a half million dollars in a World Series of Poker Circuit Event at Caesars Palace in Atlantic City, N.J., last week! In addition to $488,828 and a gold ring, the Iranian-born owner of Princess Jewelers won a spot at the World Series of Poker Main Event thanks to a full house during a No Limit Texas Hold 'Em tournament. Players shelled out more than $5,000 each for a chance to participate in the event.
Bluff Magazine, a magazine for poker enthusiasts, reports that Yousefzadeh, the father of a two-month-old daughter, beat out a field of 314 players to win the three-day event, overcoming a chips deficit of more than two-to-one against his top opponent, whom he played for more than three hours before emerging victorious.
Yousefzadeh finished 181st in the World Series of Poker Main Event in 2005.
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