Fair price to sell silver

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  • Kick

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    OK. I work at a pawn shop and have been buying silver for a little bit. Very little by very little and I now have a very little that I would like to sell. I can sell it to myself at work and get spot for it. I think that would be fair BUT, when we sell silver there, we sell it for a couple dollars over spot.

    I have also looked on e-bay and have seen it there for well over spot.

    If I were to put it for sale here, what would a fair asking price be relative to spot for individual to individual transactions?
     

    Kick

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    Kind of depends on what you have. Is it bars? Coins? Rounds? Also how much do you have?


    I'm looking to sell a 10oz Engelhard Bar and a 10oz Johnson Matthey bar. Neither one of them are "pretty" but, they are not chipped or anything like that. I also have 20 of those generic rounds that look like buffalo head nickles that I'm looking to sell. I'm thinking about selling some silver eagles too...
     

    Brandon

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    The rounds you can buy at coin stores at spot all day long. The 10 oz bars you will probably get a couple bucks more total then spot
     

    Rocket

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    I think a fair price is whatever anyone can walk into a dealer and get. It is not unfair to make a profit. If that profit is made at the market standard. As I am sure you know be prepared to go down in price as the market fluctuates. You can not go up. Unless you do not put a price and say it is for sale at $x over spot. I would think that would be fair.
     

    teddy12b

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    The fairest price is whatever someone is willing to pay. If that's over spot, under spot or right at spot and you both come to an agreement then that's a fair deal.

    I sold some silver to a guy for $1 less than spot. He had cash and we could make it quick and easy. It wasn't a whole lot of silver either, but the point is that you have to determine for yourself what's a good deal.
     
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