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why does silver jewelry and gemstones cost so much? This is a line which most people selling quality silver jewelry have heard often while selling their pieces. The simple reason why customers are prone to believing why silver jewelry ought to be cheaper than gold jewelry is because the price of silver is about 1/50th of the price of gold.

At the same time you know the amount of effort, time, creativity, labor (and more importantly the amount of silver) that has gone into the creation of that beautiful piece of silver jewelry. And you don?t really want to sacrifice all that, do you?

So how do you sell your silver jewelry? Here are a few suggestions that you can use:

1) Keep the pricing of all the jewelry you make in a certain range. Most galleries don?t deal in designers who sell their jewelry below a certain price range. If you are in competition with the different market players, make sure that your prices are also competitive. Also, it is important to know that most galleries generally take a percentage of your retail price as their commission. Factor that into your pricing strategies.

2) Be where your market is. This is a fundamental concept. Depending upon the kind of work you do, you should sell where people looking for your kind of work are likely to be buying.

3) Your jewel is a work of art. It is your talent and your vision. Sell that to the client ? not the materials. What you are making is not an ordinary ring or bracelet. Creating a lovely piece of jewelry involves lot of hard work and time. Convince your customers accordingly.

4) Retain your high quality. Stress on the durability of your piece of jewelry. That is always important. Your clients should know that for the price that they are paying, the piece of jewelry will last them a long time.

5) Educate the customers about the care of the jewelry. Most designers often provide a silver polishing cloth along with the jewelry. Also educate your clients regarding the gemstone that they are buying. some gemstones such as coral or pearls etc should not be polished along with the silver to retain their original luster and shine. While selling your piece, tell the customer how to best take care of the jewelry item that they have purchased.

6) Most often a beautiful (and highly priced) jewelry piece has a story behind it. Tell your clients what inspired you to design / craft that beautiful work of art. So many times, an interesting and captivating story will easily sell the piece for you.

7) Accept credit cards. Most clients buy jewelry on impulse. They may not be carrying cash or cheque books with them. Make sure that you can accept their money, in whatever mode that they can pay. It doesn?t cost much to be able to accept credit card payments. And it is often a preferred mode of payment ? especially for costly items of jewelry.

8) And the most important rule of all ? maintain your exclusivity. Don?t ever compete with mass purchased jewelry. Make sure that your jewelry pieces are exclusive and that your clients know it.

All these tips should help you sell your exclusive and quality silver jewelry and gemstones to clients and help you explain to the clients that they are not just buying a ring or a bracelet - they are buying a work of art.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. QUESTION:
    Selling silver??
    I would like to know the current market price of silver?? and I have a ton of "1 Troy Ounce" silver coins that have been given to me over the years, will I get the market price for them?? is there any special value in certain coins?

    • ANSWER:
      yes. watch www.kitco.com but please hold on to your silver as it is headed much much higher as the US dollar is headed to worthlessnes. infact, you should be buying silver right now or investing in SLV which is a silver fund.

  2. QUESTION:
    How do I go about selling physical silver?
    I inherited a "monster box" silver set from a relative. Silver is currently at roughly .00 an ounce, which, I think, makes this worth around ,000. Im curious how one would go about selling this.

    • ANSWER:
      I'll buy it for ,000 if you want to sell it.

      Would just take me a few days to transfer funds into my checking account. I can wire to your account.

      Is the box still sealed?

      I'm a little short right now because I just bought one of these things a few days ago.

      Other than sell it to me, you can sell it to any number of coin and precious metal dealers. One I like is Golden Eagle Coins in Maryland. Their web site is here: http://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/ They buy from investors.

  3. QUESTION:
    How is profit made on selling silver tableware to a refinery treated for tax purposes?
    Purchased silver flatware and holloware (mostly dented) for the purpose of reselling to a refinery as scrap silver to make a profit.

    Most of the pieces were purchased 1-2 years ago; a few within the last year. However, it was refined in one batch with one payout.

    Would that profit be treated as ordinary income or capital gain? What are the tax rates?

    If capital gain, how would I separate the profit (payout minus basis) into long term and short term gain since it was refined in one big batch with one payout?

    • ANSWER:
      How much money are we talking here? Is this a profitable endeavor

      Capital gain. the items you purchased more than a year before selllng are long term. and those that you bought less than a year before selling are short term.
      you will enter your purchase date and $ paid for it. Then you enter sales date, which will be same for all entries since you sold all at one time. Do you know the weights of each purchase? You would prorate the total price recieved in the sale by the % of weight that each purchase represents.

  4. QUESTION:
    Who esle is selling silver or looking to go short?
    Silver hit .50 an ounce today. Way overpriced in my opinion. If you look at a five day chart, it was just .50 last week. We are not in a good enough market for something like silver to jump that much in a week on ungiven terms. Slv is not the benchmark the world watches like gld or uso.

    • ANSWER:
      If your only analysis is a five day chart, you do not have an investable idea.

      Silver and gold tend to move together for a variety of reasons. Both are viewed as a hedge against expected inflation and dollar weakness. Both are often found in the same rock formations.

      Gold is primarily used in jewelry and coins. Silver has more industrial uses. Look at the supply and demand fundamentals before investing.

      Disclosure: I'm long SLV.

  5. QUESTION:
    Which online companies are reliable and have good reviews for selling silver?
    I am planning on buying silver but I can't find any good sites that have good reviews. I have taken a look at some online sites such as Goldline (which i will never buy from due to them having so many bad reviews) and others but most seem to not be reliable. are there any good sites that have a reputation for being reliable?

    • ANSWER:
      What do you mean by 'reliable'? Reliable to me means getting exactly what I buy, hassle-free. You won't have a problem getting what you buy with Goldline.

      Where people run into problems with Goldline is in not knowing what they are doing. They call up and say '"I want to buy gold."

      That's great. Goldline is in the business of selling gold at a profit. Where they make large profits is by selling numismatic coins, that is, coins with collector value that really has nothing to do with the price of gold. Some collector coins have gone up in value along with the gold, but many others have fallen in value. When the economy sours, there is less money for things like collecting rare coins. I know collectors who paid top dollar for some very scarce gold 'Indian Princess' coins from the 1880s - ,000 for one in particular. The market took the price as high as ,000 in 2006; today it's valued at ,000 and would probably sell closer to k - all while the value of the gold in it has at least doubled since 2006.

      When you do not say "I don't want collector coins, I want gold bullion with no additional collector value, and I want to pay as close to 'spot' as I can - what can you do for me?", Goldline will sell you what they can make the most profit from. When you tell them exactly what you want and don't allow yourself to be directed to collector coins, they will sell you bullion. Their price may not be as low as other places, but you won't have any problems buying it and getting it if you use them.

      I suspect the 'bad reviews' you've seen are equal parts ignorant customers who didn't do their homework first and were sold high-markup collector coins which are bought back at steep discounts, so that the doubling in price of gold made them a tiny profit or none at all, and Glenn Beck haters who've never done business with the company and are just trying to damage him by damaging his sponsors.

      If you insist on gold bullion and stick to bars from Pamp Suisse, Suisse Credit, Engelhard, Johnson-Matthey, or bullion coins like American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, Austrian Philarmonics, Krugerrands, you shouldn't have a problem.

      Just shop around. Apmex and Kitco are other trustworthy sellers.

  6. QUESTION:
    Any suggestions on selling silver since it so high?
    I have old silverware I never use. I was thinking of selling it but am looking for suggestions on best places to sell. A lot of jewelry stores are advertising but since I am a newby, I thought some experienced person would have ideas on how to get the most for my peices.

    • ANSWER:
      Just go to 3 places that advertise and get a price from all 3. Then you can take the best one.

  7. QUESTION:
    What is the cost (est.) after all fess of buying/selling silver bullion?
    I ask because I'm told when it is time to sell - the bid prices are two to three dollars less than the spot price. Is this true? If I sold, e.g., one ounce of silver at 40 / ounce spot, would my net AS SELLER be something like 35 after fees and the 'real world' bid price? Help me understand the real world costs here. I'm only looking for hypothetical estimates here, obviously. Thanks.

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  8. QUESTION:
    At what price do you plan on selling your silver?
    For those who have invested in physical silver, what is your goal price which you will then sell back at for profit?

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  9. QUESTION:
    I am trying to start a business selling silver and stainless steel pendants and other jewellery.?
    Does anyone know the quickest and best way to find decent suppliers in the Uk. I have trawled the internet for too long! Thanks.

    • ANSWER:
      Try calling round some wholesalers and see what they can do? 90% of the time they'll be able to advice when their peak time is for getting the products in, if it's best to buy damaged and repair yourself (this may take time, but can save you a lot of money), and the quantity. Just always consider the delivery charges as these can be costly, and also try eBay unless that's where your planning to sell.

      If I can be any more help just ask, I do run a business that can do research etc, I'll see what discounts I can put your way.

      Hope you find a solution.

      Laura

  10. QUESTION:
    would selling 926 sterling silver inspired by designers but not advertsising it as designer legal?
    i want to sell the silver jewelry at flea markets. It is pretty, it does not have any insignia and it is silver.

    • ANSWER:
      Legal would imply that the designer is unable to launch a suit and win.
      Now that would require a test case in court to determine whether the designer can take all of your profits and some punitive damages.

      If the product is a very close copy, it is likely that the designer can and will sue, and win.

  11. QUESTION:
    Question for Singapore Readers-Who in Singapore to approach for selling SILVER COINS?

    I would like to sell old Silver coins of the RAJ days in India- They are one rupee coins with Kings head- I am told these are collector items
    What are they worth anyone know? They are pure silver- What is the website of Singapore dealers or collectors? Please help-Thank you very much

    • ANSWER:
      The coin collecting group seems to be pretty tight knit in Singapore. I've tried a couple of times to find them but to no avail. Perhaps you could try word of mouth to try and find the gatherings =/

  12. QUESTION:
    How much is silver selling for an ounce at this time?
    I have numerous mint silver dollars dated from 1971 .1972 and 1974 I would like to kmow what their worth is by the ounce?

    • ANSWER:
      The price of silver is only an indication of a component of value beyond the face denomination. You need to see a coin dealer (or more) or perhaps try an online auction like ebay.

      Besides, if I gave you the market price it will have changed before the information is posted at my source. The markets are an ongoing thing and prices flop all over the place.

  13. QUESTION:
    Anyone in TN selling a silver Jeep Grand Cherokee?
    I am looking for a 2001-2005ish silver, Jeep Grand Cherokee (Laredo, maybe) with less than 100,000 miles and in great condition... Anyone selling one? Or know someone that is? Would like to find one before Christmas if possible...

    • ANSWER:
      Autotrader found 236 cars fitting the above characteristics. Link to the search is provided below. Note, a 200 mile radius from Nashville, TN was used and some listings from KY and other states may be present.

  14. QUESTION:
    Does anyone know any shops in Wellington or southern North Island selling silver bullion?
    I don't trust the internet, and some idiots on trademe are paying over double the actual price

    • ANSWER:
      Yes, there are some reputable dealers.
      Try the yellow pages of the phone book, or go into a reputable (not a chain store type) jeweller and ask.
      They aren't very thick on the ground and may take a bit of hunting down.

  15. QUESTION:
    How should I go about selling my silver?
    It's solid silver tableware.

    • ANSWER:
      You could check Ebay for prices. See the link:

      http://search-desc.ebay.com/search/search.dll?sofocus=bs&sbrftog=1&catref=C6&maxrecordsreturned=300&frpp=50&satitle=sterling+silverware+set&sacat=-1%26catref%3DC6&fts=2&sargn=-1%26saslc%3D2&sadis=200&fpos=44904&sabfmts=1&saobfmts=insif&ftrt=1&ftrv=1&saprclo=&saprchi=&fsop=1%26fsoo%3D1&fgtp=

      You could actually sell them there or contact an antique or coin dealer or pawn shop to get some offers.

  16. QUESTION:
    Would you make more money selling silver coins by weight or face value?
    Just wondering
    I mean book value.
    I'm talking coins dated 1964 and earlier

    • ANSWER:
      Face value as in 'a 1930 dime is worth 10 cents'?

      By weight is the answer then without a doubt. Considering silver is floating around bucks an ounce right now, that puts a silver dime around .25 for melt value.

      Granted you won't get quite that out of it when you go to sell it some middle man, but it at least gives you a good baseline.

      edit: Also, make sure you're actually talking about "silver" coins. A 2002 dime is not silver, obviously.

  17. QUESTION:
    Question about selling a silver iPod nano 2gb?
    I have a second generation silver iPod nano, 2gb. I've had it for about a year. It works well and only has a few minor scratches. I have the original box and accessories. How much could I probably get for it?

    • ANSWER:
      check ebays current prices
      http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=2nd+gen+2gb+ipod+nano&category0=
      Probably about 0

  18. QUESTION:
    Does anyone know anyone selling an Edward Bohlin silver parade saddle?
    I'm looking for an Edward Bohlin silver parade saddle. I want it to be original, and I don't want to go to a collector and end up paying top dollar for it. Does anyone know anyone selling one? I'm having a hard time locating them.

    • ANSWER:
      Try craigslist :)

  19. QUESTION:
    What retail stores are selling jordan silver anniversary?
    jordans 3,4, and 9 all release on the 27th but at different stores. Does anyone know who has what?

    • ANSWER:
      I was wodering the same thing. Finishline has the 9s releasing midnight tonight. If u kno more let me kno. Good luck

  20. QUESTION:
    Where is the best place to start when selling antique silver?
    http://www.sothebys.com/app/paddleReg/paddlereg.do?dispatch=eventDetails&event_id=28537
    This is no ordianry set. Sterling, Fraget marks. 12 place settings and serving untensils, with box.

    • ANSWER:
      Southebys and Christies are both great places to get evaluations to see whether they will accept your silver. Understand that they only take the cream of the crop and having the initial evaluation will give you a future direction if it is not accepted. There are antique consigners and dealers who also specialize in antique silver who are quite reputatble and they both can refer you to the best option for your items.

  21. QUESTION:
    start selling antique silver online?
    I have a strong feeling and would like to buy and sell antique silver on eBay, were do I start? I need some training, is their any good places to buy ? whats my steps to go into this line thanks so much for your help.

    • ANSWER:
      Many people sell antique silver that they have had for many years. Other people sell antique silver that they have inherited or purchased for resale. There is a high demand for antique silver of all types including serving pieces, trays, tea sets, flatware, ladies' items and candlesticks.

      1. Determine whether your antique silver is sterling silver or silver plated.

      2. Learn as much as you can about the items that you plan to sell by researching the marks on the silver pieces.

      3. Take the antique silver pieces to a reputable antique dealer or an appraiser to find out the value of the silver.

      4. Decide if there is a predetermined amount of money that you want to receive for your antique silver pieces.

      5. Promote your antique silver business by simply having your own website...

  22. QUESTION:
    Are they still selling the silver crisis core special edition psp?
    the psp is fuckin awesome expensive but it would be worth it.. i can find it on ebay but id rather get the whole set from a trusted company.

    • ANSWER:
      They don't sell those in stores anymore. Try amazon that is more of a trusted site.

  23. QUESTION:
    I'm selling silver spoons, and I don't know how?
    I'm looking for any way to sell a set of silver spoons. I know Cash4Gold doesn't give you much, but that's one alternative. Would pawn shops or other websites take them? Any help would be appreciated.

    • ANSWER:
      sell it to rich people

  24. QUESTION:
    I am selling a 80gb video iPod silver.....How much should i sell it for?
    How much should i sell my 80gb silver iPod for...it in amazing condition...

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  25. QUESTION:
    how to know what a 1899 silver dollars worth before selling it?
    i have 2 silver dollar i want to sell but dont want to get taken i just want a fare price

    • ANSWER:
      If the coins have not been cleaned and are damage free the 1899 Morgan dollar in grade very good is worth about 5.00, in grade very fine (two thirds of the hair lines from top of forehead to ear visible, some wear on eagles breast, the value is 5.00. The coin is worth more as the grades get higher. The above prices are around what a dealer would pay. It is always best to go to more than one dealer. The 1899 is not a rare coin but is a scarce one for the mintage was only 330,000 but a lot have survived that is why the coin is not worth more. Hope this helps.

  26. QUESTION:
    Selling silver coins on Ebay?
    I am interested in selling some Silver U.S. American Eagle coins and was recently told I could get a better price for them on Ebay.
    Is this true? And would it be better to sell them as a group, or individually?

    Thanks.

    • ANSWER:
      Price them both ways.

      If you price individually someone might make you an offer on the whole lot.

  27. QUESTION:
    What are the best sites for selling a Silver US coin collections?

    • ANSWER:
      If it is common date circulated stuff you could go with ebay or even take it to a local coin dealer. Even if it is not so common stuff you could take it to a local dealer or contact a specialty house such as Heritage Coins or Bowers & Merena. Both of which do online auctions.

      If you have no idea what you have see a local coin dealer, members of a local coin club or an experienced collector to see what they say about the coins. Then you can make a decision on how to handle the sale of the coins.

  28. QUESTION:
    I need cash quick and am considering selling the family silver flatware. Where should i go to sell it quickly?
    Antique flatware - not sure of the time period. Tried to find an antique dealer, but they want to deal on consignment and I don't have time to wait.

    • ANSWER:
      If you cannot wait for the antique dealer, your last resort is the corner pawnshop. But you'll likely receive 10 cents on the dollar for what your flatware is worth.

      better to put an ad in Craigslist or eBay, you will likely do better than a pawnshop.
      ( use the pawnshop quote, then list it for about 4-6 times that amount )
      But, as with the dealer, you may have to wait a bit.

  29. QUESTION:
    How do I go about selling coins that are old? Like silver dollars, quarters, silver certificates.?
    Have a friend that is looking to sell his old coins and silver certificates. How do I go about this without getting ripped off?

    • ANSWER:
      Lot depends on the quality of the coins. If they have a lot of wear then they are most likely more valuable as silver then as Old Coins. You would get the most by selling at a coin show if you want to sell the coins. A dealer will give you an estimate but be aware they want a profit also.
      Of course you can sell them on Ebay.

  30. QUESTION:
    Do silver coins have more options for selling versus bars?
    I am interested in investing in silver. My question is, in the future, when it comes time to sell, which will be easier to unload, coins or bars. Bars would be more convenient to store and sell in one lump but you could sell the coins at a coin shop right, instead or strictly to a precious metal buyer? Any experienced advice is appreciated.

    • ANSWER:
      Certain Silver coins have more collection value Silver Eagles, Morgan Dollars 90% silver, Peace Dollars 90% silver, Australian Kookaburra and so on will carry a Premium over spot, many junk silver(common non key date coins) however will not increase more than the spot price. Many people collect silver art bars and many have a 2 to 3 dollar over spot collector value some bars even higher, like coins they too have a rarity factor. The bottom line is when collecting silver for a investment any purchases you can get under spot price is a good deal. You will can always sell Silver for its melt value.

  31. QUESTION:
    Where are the reputable dealers for buying and selling physical gold and silver?
    I'm interested in investing in gold and/or silver coins and bars to preserve the value of my money at this time. Who and where are the most reputable dealers??

    • ANSWER:
      You might find some well known ones, at the following URLs:

      www.usagold.com
      www.apmex.com
      www.coinresource/directory
      /gold.htm
      www.gold.org
      www.golddealer.com
      www.taxfreegold.co.uk
      www.mjpm.com
      www.nwtmintbullion.com
      http://miningstocks.com/bullion
      http://goldprice.org

  32. QUESTION:
    How do you sell silver bars and bullion?
    Silver bars and bullion -- what should you know about the silver before selling it, where can you sell it, what fees will be involved, what market rate should be looked at and should one expect to be able to sell at the published rate?

    • ANSWER:
      Sell on eBay

      Why?
      1. Cheap
      2. Big demand
      3. Fair competition
      4. Buyers are more than happy to pay shipping (often more)

      Or Craigslist
      1. FREE
      2. Local (meet in person, accept cash)

      See my sources

  33. QUESTION:
    when selling silver bullion should i expect to get the spot price or is it customary for a dealer to pay less?
    give as much detail as you know for fact thank you

    • ANSWER:
      You'll definitely get less than spot....to get spot would be to get full retail price back for your items which isn't realistic. Find a place though that will pay you as close to spot as possible....check out the Silver And Gold Exchange. I found them to be a really great company - one of the honest guys in this business. I was very pleased! http://silverandgoldexchange.com

  34. QUESTION:
    Selling old silver - is it better to polish or not?
    Antique - ish (1935) silver cigarette case. hallmarked with a gilt inlay.
    I am thinking of putting it on ebay
    Would a collector prefer to buy it as it is, in it's current condition (tarnished) or would it be better to clean it up and make it look more presentable?

    • ANSWER:
      Tarnished is good!
      Lightly clean with a dry cloth to remove dust but nothing more.

  35. QUESTION:
    What does it mean to short sell silver?
    I've heard that some people suspect that the price of silver may be manipulated by companies like JP Morgan. Would this mean that companies are selling silver that they do not have and can not deliver? If companies are manipulating silver would it be up to the SEC to intervene?

    • ANSWER:
      Silver is traded in the futures market. Futures are contracts that give the buyer the right to buy a certain amount of silver (in this case) from a potential seller of the future contract at a specific price. In the futures market, market participants can buy and sell silver contracts and other future contracts without actually ever intending to deliver the underlying obligation. People can 'Close Out' their position before actually having to deliver the underlying asset. Therefore, potentially anyone can trade future contracts without ever having a stake in a silver mine.

      Potential manipulation of the market would be up to the SEC to determine. However, it could be difficult to prosecute depending on the case brought forth from the SEC. Normally, the SEC will have to have credible evidence that investors were unjustly hurt by some type of market manipulation.

  36. QUESTION:
    I am selling a silver ps2 slim with 2 games and 1 memory card all for 50 bucks?
    The two games are Smackdown vs RAW 2009 and NFL 2k5. The console comes in its original boxing.

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  37. QUESTION:
    Where can I sell Silver Coins in London?
    I have some US 1oz silver eagles, a large australian silver coin and a couple of others that I bought years ago and I'm thinking of selling them. Other than sticking them on ebay, does anyone know of other places I can sell them? Any dealers/shops in London that would offer reasonable prices for them?

    • ANSWER:
      Most reputable jewellers will purchase, Gold, silver, Second hand jewelry etc, why not try them?

  38. QUESTION:
    I seen Pokemon Gold and Silver for the GB selling on Ebay for £40 and people are actually bidding, why ?
    I seen Pokemon Gold and Silver for the GB selling on Ebay for £40 and people are actually bidding, why ???

    • ANSWER:
      I think there are 3 main reasons. Either:

      1) They're losers, considering that if it's to play you can get used ones cheap.
      2) They're just obsessed collectors who have nothing better to do.
      3) They're people who could potentially make alot of money by saving the games for another decade or so by selling it to options 1 or 2

      ^^

  39. QUESTION:
    How much would i get for selling my pokemon soul silver at gamestop?
    I know it won't be much but i just want to know

    • ANSWER:
      Not much. at best or close to it. And I'm being nice about that. Normally I would say . Gamestop rips people off when it comes to used games.

  40. QUESTION:
    buying silver then selling it before Christmas, good investment?
    so if i bought about 300 to 500 dollars worth of silver, then before christmas 2011 sold it all when the price was high would that be a good yearly wait to try and earn a lot more money?

    • ANSWER:
      It's not that easy. I'd recommend checking out experienced investors on this topic. The guy below seems to explain pretty well what's going to eventually happen. Gold will not continue to rise nor will silver indefinitely. As of now, it looks to potentially be a bubble, in the event our economy recovers soon.

      Give the below a read. Good luck! And don't take on too much risk unless you're absolutely sure of what you're doing!

      http://seekingalpha.com/article/247240-3-ways-to-play-the-bursting-gold-and-silver-bubble?source=dashboard_macro-view

  41. QUESTION:
    Are the profits from selling gold and silver coins taxable?

    • ANSWER:
      most definitely.

  42. QUESTION:
    What will Ben Nelson buy with the 30 pieces of silver he got for selling out America?
    It just goes to show, no matter what morals, ethics, or convictions people in Congress say they have....everyone has their price.

    • ANSWER:
      His defeat

  43. QUESTION:
    how much money did the JP Morgue make by selling non-existent gold and silver today?
    I'd like to sell some non existent stuff too!

    How much would you pay me for 10 tons of non existent gold on ebay?

    • ANSWER:
      If they're still shorting, they lost their a$$ today. Short-selling silver or gold is a very bleak proposition, moving forward. The markets will out! Currency debasement abound, get ready! Listen to Marc Faber and protect your wealth. Gold and silver are both near cycle bottoms right now-- time to accumulate.

  44. QUESTION:
    how much can i make by selling silver dollars and silver half dollars the dates vary from 1964,1967 and 1968?

    • ANSWER:
      All depends upon the silver dollars but the 1964 JFK halfs are 90% silver and JFK halfs from 1965 to 1970 were 40% silver. The silver value relates to the spot value of silver at the time they are presented to a buyer whom will offer around 60-80 % of the spot value of silver.

  45. QUESTION:
    Selling sterling silver silverware set?
    I have 2 Westmorland 60 piece silverware sets that have been handed down to me. Since I am out of work, my parents said that I should sell them now with the silver prices being so high. I am wondering whether I should sell them to be melted down or to a collector?

    • ANSWER:
      a collector will always pay more

      only if your truly desperate would i sell them for scrap

      ebay might be good

  46. QUESTION:
    Can Selling Silver Jewelry (Online or Retail) be very profitable?

    • ANSWER:
      Absolutely! The price of silver is at an all time high and you should definitely take advantage of high cash for silver payouts. I would recommend doing some online research about the process and find a site that you trust. One of the best sites for selling silver jewelry is http://www.sellsterlingsilver.com/, you can even get a free estimate - your silver is weighed, tested, and valued according to that day's silver price!

  47. QUESTION:
    how do you calculate the mass in g of 250 billion atoms of silver. If silver is selling for per ounce .....?
    If silver is selling for per ounce how much is it worth? how do oyu arrive at the answer?

    • ANSWER:
      Well you have to use avagadros number which is 6.022*10^23. This number represents how many atoms are in 1 mol of the element. 1 mol equals the molecular weight in grams. In this case, silver weighs 107.87g per mol. so you devide 250,000,000,000 by 6.022*10^23 to get 4.1528*10^-13. Take this times the molecular weight to get the amount of grams which = 4.47*10^-11 grams of silver. As you can see, this isnt very much silver at all and is actually quite negelegible so it is worth nothing.

  48. QUESTION:
    What is a catchy slogan to use if you were selling the element silver?

    • ANSWER:
      The Other White Gold

      Haha... Sorry, I amused myself.

  49. QUESTION:
    Will Walmart or Gamestop be selling Heart Gold and Soul Silver at midnight?
    My local gamestop is opening early at 9AM, but others have said that theirs is opening at midnight. Walmart is open 24-7, so you should be able to get it at midnight, or atleast I would think. Any information?

    • ANSWER:
      Normally there wii be some kind of midnight opening for GameStop, and im pretty sure they wont have one. Wallmart will be though, but their will be a lot of Pokemon fans ready to get their copy before anyone else will (this is why you should pre order games) so good luck getting a copy. The games probably wont be in the cabinet until 10 minutes after midnight though

  50. QUESTION:
    Did Bart Stupak do the right thing by selling his soul for 30 pieces of silver?
    In this case the 30 pieces of silver is 6,000 for new airport equipment in his election district. Which is why shouts of "baby killer" were heard and which were spoken purportedly by left wing fanatics from Chicago who were also heard using the n word and spitting on members of Congress. Do you agree with the loony left wing Chicago style thuggery who continue to pretend to be Conservative Tea Partiers?

    • ANSWER:
      NONE OF THEM DO. If they don't have the backbone and honesty in them to withstand a little pressure then they need to go. COWARDS all of them....

      POLITICAL WHORES!


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