Have to turn in some silver

[Cebu_4_2]

Not much, just enough to stay out of jail and fight to keep the house. :o

APMEX a good route or anything else recommended?

TIA

[BrewTech]

My local coin shops seem to pay pretty OK... ~.50 below spot for generic... Did you investigate that angle?

[ximmy]

try local dealers, most of them are honest and pay close to spot. or you could post here...

[k-os]

When I needed to sell, I offered it first to selected family and friends at the same rate the coin shop was offering, which was 2-3% below spot, if I remember correctly.

Cebu_4_2, do you have a local coin shop? I would recommend that as well. If nothing else, it would establish a relationship.

[hoarder]

Craigslist works as long as the POS is low.

[Cebu_4_2]

I'll call area dealers, a lot more out there now than when I bought lol.

[osoab]

You could try out a Cash for Gold place. ;D

[ximmy]

You could try out a Cash for Gold place. ;D

This past weekend, a traveling coin show stopped at the Comfort Suites Inn in Southfield. Our undercover producer brought seven coins worth $142 to see how much the coin show would offer.
At the first booth we stopped in we were offered $42 for coins that were worth $142.
The Defenders also went across the street to Ziedmans Jewelers. There we were offered $100 for our coins that were valued at $142.
Advice for consumers: If you are going to trade in your coins, go somewhere you trust and a place that has a good record and reputation. Otherwise, you could be losing out on lots of money.



http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/investigations/Defenders-Don-t-get-scammed-for-coins/-/1719314/6314682/-/g44gnn/-/

[LuckyStrike]

I might by some if you are somewhat local.