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  1. #1
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    Mar 2006
    Massachusetts
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    Selling silver..

    @ almost 30.00 an ounce.. Is it time to sell..I have about 5 pounds, Prob 2 of it are junk silver coins'pitted' and such.. Would you sell now, And what would you expect to get for a pound of silver coins..?

    Thanks.. Rick
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    I dig zinc....

    Oct 2010
    Tyler, TX
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    Re: Selling silver..

    Quote Originally Posted by Green1
    @ almost 30.00 an ounce.. Is it time to sell..I have about 5 pounds, Prob 2 of it are junk silver coins'pitted' and such.. Would you sell now, And what would you expect to get for a pound of silver coins..?

    Thanks.. Rick
    Unless you have some oldie collector's value coins, I thinking you would get something less than melt value. Do you have any precious metal dealers in your area? I'm sure there are buyer's on the net that would give you a good idea of what you could get.
    Roland

    All electrical devices are powered by smoke......when the smoke escapes, they no longer work.

  3. #3
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    Mar 2006
    Massachusetts
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    Re: Selling silver..

    I'm keeping all the good stuff, key dates. And or mintmarks.. I have a local coin shop I deal with 1-2 times a year to sell my gold off.. I'm gonna hang onto my gold this year, I was wondering what a decent price would be from a coinshop 4 melt value on silver..
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    May 2007
    Western Colorado
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    Re: Selling silver..

    Melt will run between 24and 25 $ per oz after deducts get to it.
    Then you better pay taxes or O will come gitcha.
    "Everybody dies"
    "But not everybody lives."

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    Re: Selling silver..

    A coinshop may take 10% off melt to compensate the smelter then another 5-10% to compensate himself; that will leave you with 81-86% of melt (for pure silver). But your coins are probably 90% silver so another 10% off to account for the 10% (worthless) alloy.

    Don...

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    May 2007
    Western Colorado
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    Re: Selling silver..

    Quote Originally Posted by Mackaydon
    A coinshop may take 10% off melt to compensate the smelter then another 5-10% to compensate himself; that will leave you with 81-86% of melt.
    Don...
    Merry Christmas old friend.
    "Everybody dies"
    "But not everybody lives."

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    Oct 2004
    N. San Diego area (Pic of my two best 'finds')
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    Re: Selling silver..

    Thom; and the best of the season and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
    Don.......

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    Joliett Schuylkill County
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    Re: Selling silver..

    Shop around Local.

    I'm confident if it were my area,
    I Could sell it for very close if not
    right on Spot price.

    it is possable you can do the same.

    Just do yourself a favor & Don't sell
    by mail unless it's to somone who
    is paying Spot.
    Don't trust mail order Buisnesses
    They will pay you $5.00 a pound.

    at over $468.00 a pound right now
    anything under $450 would be robbery.
    discriminate out Spike TV and American Diggers !

  9. #9
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    Feb 2009
    Southern and Central Illinois
    Tesoro Lobo St, Compadre
    294

    Re: Selling silver..

    [quote=jeff of pa ]
    Shop around Local.

    I'm confident if it were my area,
    I Could sell it for very close if not
    right on Spot price.

    it is possable you can do the same.

    Just do yourself a favor & Don't sell
    by mail unless it's to somone who
    is paying Spot.
    Don't trust mail order Buisnesses

    at over $468.00 a pound right now
    anything under $450 would be robbery

    BeWaRe of mail order buyers........ i agree with this post... HH
    I would rather live in a world where my life is surrounded by mystery than live in a world so small that my mind could comprehend it.  HH  Joe Hoo?  Southern and Central Illinois

  10. #10
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    May 2007
    Western Colorado
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    Re: Selling silver..

    Even if you have to drive a little ways to find a good "Hedge" broker it would benefit you in the long run.
    They will give the best rate at the time and are usually up to the minute on prices.
    The good ones check the market on the half hour. they work with all the metals, not just silver. just in case you may be interested in converting the silver to gold.
    "Everybody dies"
    "But not everybody lives."

  11. #11
    us
    Mar 2006
    Massachusetts
    Mxt 6x10 coil Massachusetts
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    Re: Selling silver..

    Thanx all.. Great info !!!
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  12. #12
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    Salty Dog

    Dec 2010
    Grove City ,Ohio
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    Re: Selling silver..

    I have had great results with Midwest refinerys on my gold they pay 95% of spot prices on gold,sure beat my local coin shop,might just be worth checking out their site,Dave
    Life is Short,Make everyday count,Go for the Gold....

 

 

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