[wakeboarder109]

I have some silver coin sets that I'm looking to sell. Naturally, I would assume they are at least worth their weight in silver. Does anyone know what the best way to sell something like this is?

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Originally Posted by wakeboarder109

I have some silver coin sets that I'm looking to sell. Naturally, I would assume they are at least worth their weight in silver. Does anyone know what the best way to sell something like this is?

You'll have to price shop between your local jewelry dealer and an internet business.

i.e.

http://www.gainesvillecoins.com/

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[ex-535i]

Fastest and safest way is to take it somewhere local to you. Pawn shop or one of those cash for gold locations, or a coin shop specific.

Though, make sure you know weight or specifics of the coins actual silver content. . .

A lot of coins are marketed as being 24k gold, or silver, but are only clad, plated or contain a very small amount of actual precious metal, so sellers expectations to what they will receive is often wrong.

Please advise on quanity and price that you do sell silver for. Curious what 'street-rate' is.

eBay is another option.

[wakeboarder109]

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Pawn stars ftw!

I'll try and find somewhere local and let everyone know my findings.

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Originally Posted by wakeboarder109

Pawn stars ftw!

I'll try and find somewhere local and let everyone know my findings.

I actually think that show is sweet. They blatantly rip people off on camera....I'd like to see what they give people when they're not on national TV. I know they have to cover their overhead but it's funny how desperate some people are for cash.

Last night I saw an episode where they went to look at $180,000 plane because they wanted to take flying lessons. They were definitley going to use the store's money, and then just sell it when they wanted something different.