Who are the best dealers to buy scrap silver?

[HighlandTiger]

Ok, so we all know who are the best companies to buy our silver from, but at some time most of us will want to sell our stacks. So which dealers are out there, who give the best prices, especially for scrap silver.

Has anyone sold anything recently to a dealer and got a good price. I know there are a few in the Birmingham jewellry area, but these companies seem to come and go, and I never know who is currently in business or not .

  

[Danny-boy]

The vast majority of silver buyers in the jewellery quarter pay 88% of spot, give or take 2%.

[OlliesSilverBars]

3 hours ago, HighlandTiger said:

Ok, so we all know who are the best companies to buy our silver from, but at some time most of us will want to sell our stacks. So which dealers are out there, who give the best prices, especially for scrap silver.

Has anyone sold anything recently to a dealer and got a good price. I know there are a few in the Birmingham jewellry area, but these companies seem to come and go, and I never know who is currently in business or not .

  

What kind of silver have you got to sell? Just scrap 925 etc?

[HighlandTiger]

nothing to sell at the moment, well not until silver goes to the moon, but it's always handy to have an idea where to shift your stack when the time comes.

eBay is still an option as after fees you can get a few percent below spot minimum.

But I'm building up a nice stack of 925 cutlery and flatware. I'm finding the spread between buying and selling (if you are on the ball) is a little better than with coins.

[StackemHigh]

Like you said they come and go. Wait until it's time to sell then set about finding the best buyers. 

[FriedrichVonHayek]

22 hours ago, HighlandTiger said:

nothing to sell at the moment, well not until silver goes to the moon, but it's always handy to have an idea where to shift your stack when the time comes.

eBay is still an option as after fees you can get a few percent below spot minimum.

But I'm building up a nice stack of 925 cutlery and flatware. I'm finding the spread between buying and selling (if you are on the ball) is a little better than with coins.

I have used the Birmingham Silver Company quite a few times without any problems.

[Roy]

On March 28, 2016 at 20:23, HighlandTiger said:

Ok, so we all know who are the best companies to buy our silver from, but at some time most of us will want to sell our stacks. So which dealers are out there, who give the best prices, especially for scrap silver.

Has anyone sold anything recently to a dealer and got a good price. I know there are a few in the Birmingham jewellry area, but these companies seem to come and go, and I never know who is currently in business or not .

  

[KDave]

On 3/29/2016 at 22:19, FriedrichVonHayek said:

I have used the Birmingham Silver Company quite a few times without any problems.

Can you tell me what % of spot do they give you for sterling silver please? I cant get their calculator to work.

[OlliesSilverBars]

On 28 March 2016 at 23:47, HighlandTiger said:

nothing to sell at the moment, well not until silver goes to the moon, but it's always handy to have an idea where to shift your stack when the time comes.

eBay is still an option as after fees you can get a few percent below spot minimum.

But I'm building up a nice stack of 925 cutlery and flatware. I'm finding the spread between buying and selling (if you are on the ball) is a little better than with coins.

Ok, I'm always looking to buy sterling and .999 silver as I melt it down and make products out of them. Let me know if you'd like to sell some and we can sort a deal!

[FriedrichVonHayek]

On 4/7/2016 at 22:02, KDave said:

Can you tell me what % of spot do they give you for sterling silver please? I cant get their calculator to work.

I think they pay 90% of spot.