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If they are old circulated "junk" coins, then they may only be worth scrap value, although some stackers may pay spot+.
If minty stuff, normal bullion, or better olf coins, then spot should be the minimum value, although the German market may be slighlty different, because for years, they were spoilt by silver coins at only 7% VAT.
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You'd be better off selling on here or ebay than going to coin shops, you sell to those and when they go in the window for sale they will be double what they gave you for it

Where are you looking to sell? as no silver should be sold under spot unless its to a pawnbroker 

If you know anyone selling silver coins below spot, send them all to Blackpool.
If they have got too much to bring by car, we could arrange to send a truck!
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Hi, Sybilla!
It is very difficult to predict how your silver will sell in the future and how much from the premium you have paid will be recovered when you will sell. It is a lottery.
All of us been fascinated about shiny and beautiful coins and all of us have overpaid at beginning for first ounces of silver.
All of us have learned quick that stacking silver and collecting coins are two different leagues.
Stacking is accumulating for weight at the best price possible, collecting is paying sometimes high premium for our pleasure and/or vanity. 
My advice is to start accumulating first looking at the best price possible, and in time, after gaining more experience in coins and precious metals you can start buying what do you like.
Keep an eye on Buy/Sell UK section. Because it is the most active section on forum, you will check and learn very quick about the real market prices for silver bars and coins. You will see that the correct priced coins will sell in minutes and others will not sell. You will see also in real time the real demand for silver.
Good luck in your journey!🤗
Stefan.
 

I have been researching silver coin prices for multiple brands for a few days now. To me it seems that some silver coins are worth a higher premium, because they will likely also sell above spot price. 

Maple leafs, Brittania, Philharmoniks seem to have the best deal, because these coins have the lowest premiums... However when I look at selling these coins, they always go below spot price. Which is the case for most silver of course. These brands give me the impression that it is just a matter of stacking them en selling them when the price of silver goes up.

I also came across a few others brands which seem to be worth a higher premium, because they are more desirable or part of a collection. For example Kookaburra. A lot of people seem to collect every year of this coin. Older years of this coin seem to sell for an even larger premium.

Please keep in mind that I am very new (I might be completely wrong) and I researched the prices in my country, which might differentiate from the prices in other countries. However what I would like to know... Which silver coin (brands) could possible be a better investment and are worth a higher premium, because they will likely also sell for a higher price.

If you can’t afford gold, buy 100 empty Sovereign capsules and go panning for some nuggets 😆

4 more - arrived today - for my Perth Mint collection.
One close-up trying to capture the beauty, plus the 3 years (so far) from my Chinese Myths and Legends (haven't back dated the others)

My second one of these sets, suspect these will be just moved into airtites to make storage easier though

Im already on the slope and covered in lube haha

2012 bullion half.
Perhaps just me but haven't seen a lot of them. Rounds off a small collection of halves

On this rainy miserable day there is a ray of sunlight in the form of these two beauty’s I’ve received from @ChrisSilver, lovely set I’ve been after from a while 👍

Today (recently, lol) I received...
This fantastic and scarce coin which for the time being is the crown jewel of my LMU collection.
The coin is an 1848 Republic of Venice (San Marco) 20 Lire. A one-year edition only, as the revolutions of 1848-49 sweeping Europe generally, and the Italian States in particular, turned out to be fairly short lived.
A total of 5,210 of these absolutely breathtaking 20 Lire coins were minted (I believe in Turin, but I haven't confirmed). The obverse is the Lion of St. Mark, and value within wreath on the reverse.
One thing that I have noticed with graded pieces is there is a prevalence of Prooflike designations for these coins. I've tried to capture the reflective, prooflike nature of this coin but its really difficult to do in photos. In hand, it is amazing to see. A very, very beautiful mirrorlike finish. Angle it in the sunlight the right way and you could signal an airplane with it! One of the nicest coins I've had the privilege to add to the LMU collection and one of the very few raw coins I would consider sending off for grading to validate and conserve it.
 
 

1g bar from Tavex, beautifully packaged free delivery using the code they posted on the forum and a little hand written thank you note

3 Buffalos off @entsor cheers

Tasty.......very tasty that. Well done you.

It's a slippery slope.........🤪

You would struggle to beat a gold buffalo👊 

All the buffalos are officially my favourite.

Depends if you watch me count Maccaroni for an hour 😂

2021 Gold Proof Nugget 35th Anniversary Set   Assembled in three stages.   With a total mintage of just 100, I believe this set may be something of a keeper.   With thanks to @arshimo2012, @James32and@davidcaia

Happy days with this 2012 Sov set. I think I’m slowly moving from a stacker to a collector 🤓

Very cheesy. 

673  - looking forward to the durum roll on Saturday (see what I did there? 🤣)

673  - looking forward to the durum roll on Saturday (see what I did there? 🤣)