Questions On Selling Silver

BH1964, I have considered selling in small groups or the whole lot...either here or ebay. If I went the whole lot route I'd only have to pay 1 postal insurance fee.

On ebay there would be a 10% fee of final sale plus the PayPal fee. Here at CCF there would be just the PayPal fee.

Next I wouldn't know what I should sell for. I am sure some of these bullion pieces have some numismatic value and the air-tites would be around a $1 each. Not trying to get rich by any means. If I sold I would at least like to break even or a smidge more.

I don't wanna over charge but I also don't wanna under charge and cut myself short.

If I were to take these to a place that buys gold and silver or a pawn shop what would I expect? Would there be any sort of paper work?

You could avoid all fees except mailing costs if you accepted checks or money orders only.

Check ebay's completed listings to get an idea of your item(s) retail value. I usually ask for 5%-10% less than average ebay completed listings because some of the savings can be passed along to the buyer and you'll still still net more $$ in the long run.

Gold/silver dealers or pawnshops will normally only offer melt (or under melt) for most silver. Unless there is significant numismatic value they will not pay a premium to melt. There should be no paperwork whatsoever with any small sale of silver.

Libertad, a man after my own heart!

I have tried to convince others of that same fact, if there comes a financial crisis, it wont be just money is hit, EVERYTHING will be affected and if you don't have food or bullets, sorry folks, reality stinks, YOU will die...period, dot. The only tradeable commodities will be what people NEED, silver in any size, small coin, bullion, tableware is worthless. We're talking a barter society, a chicken for a midwife birth, just like the 1890's. That's why gold/platinum/palladium are worthless barter tools. The major problem is, since food and bullets are the barter tools, they are also your survival tools, you have to protect what you have because the downtrodden masses will be looking to receive from you that which you have because the government (gubmint)no longer is robbing it from you to give it to them...for nothing. Don't think it can happen...just look at the craziness going on now...weirdly similar to the class/economic rhetoric(warfare) of the late 1850's. I have my bullets and some food, do you? I just like silver, that's all.

Exactly and that massive financial crisis making 2008 look like Toy Story is likely in the next quarter-century. Armageddon is highly likely in the next century.