Tulsa Coin Shops - Need Your Opinion

It's a bunch of silver, all denominations. There's no way to photograph or list it by individual coin. Most of the value is silver halves, Morgan, Peace, and Silver Eagles. Address, if you will, what you would expect to get for this type stuff as it relates to melt value.

I'm sorry this is so vague. Thank you for any help you can give me.

If "junk" silver is what you got then make a few phone calls to the local dealers and ask them what they are paying for circulated 90% silver coins. Be sure and take notes and KNOW what their buy prices are in relation to the spot price at that particular time. Don't be surprised if some won't quote a price until they see the coins. (Some dealers are funny when it comes to quoting prices on the phone). They also may low-ball you if they think they can get away with it and don't know you. Do not be afraid to walk away if you don't feel comfortable or if you think they are trying to take advantage of you. Unfortunately, there are crooked people in this business and some are experts at taking advantage of the uninformed. You can also search online reviews of those businesses and get a feel what others may have experienced.

In other words do your homework. You only get to sell these things once!

Unless you are in a hurry why not wait for a coin show where you have the ability to shop your coins around to several dealers?

I agree with the coin show suggestion. Just like buying, you can sell after collecting competing offers from different dealers.