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Posted 09/02/2010 4:26 pm
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He wants silver value ($120) but I made it clear I could not pay that much since it's purity is a factor.
He wants silver value ($120) but I made it clear I could not pay that much since it's purity is a factor.
If you were to buy it you would want to make a profit on it. The dealer yo sold it to would want to make a profit on it. The dealer would probably have to pay an assaying fee on it, and the smelter is also going to want to make a profit on it. So you have the $120 less maybe a $35 assaying fee, plus the fact that the dealer is going to heavily discount it because it isn't marked and he can't tell the fineness, and you would have to discount it as well for the same reason my guess is that it might be worth $40 to $50.
