It is probably worth something to somebody. Even though it is a loser extension, it would make sense for a gold dealer in Los Angeles to have it. However, I'm not sure how much they really need the name. Sure, if someone gets out of bed tomorrow morning and wants to start a gold business, he could do worse than having this name, but the odds of you two meeting up and doing a deal without spending a few hundred dollars in man hours are pretty low. I can't see someone paying you big money, so every effort you spend on it will eat into your profit.
I guess if you renewed it each year for a decade, and spent one hour per year on it, then you might have a reasonable chance for a profit. Let's call each hour of your time worth $10, which is the lowest it could be worth in the real world. That and renewals for a decade puts you at $250 or so, assuming you got the name for free. There are worse things to do with time and money, but there are a lot more better things to be doing.
If it were me, I might put in a blitzkrieg effort for a few days and get the word out. Try to get lucky and sell it. After that, it would go into the vault for a decade without any more effort, or I would sell it to the highest bidder and call it a day. I had the name GoldOwn.com a few years ago. Not a great name, but good enough for someone. I couldn't give it away for any price. I must have sold it as part of a package deal of cheap names. It is possible I sold it for $40, but I doubt it. It looked better than it was, obviously. I ran it through threads here and it was "crickets".