You Can Still Make a Lot of Money by Investing in Silver . . . Here’s How
Silver is currently trading for over $20 per Troy Ounce on the London Fix. That seems like a ridiculously low trading price when you consider the trading prices of Rhodium, palladium, gold, and platinum.
It is tempting to say, “What, 20 bucks an ounce? Why even consider investing in silver scrap?”
But don’t cross silver off your list of potential precious metal investments. The fact is, there really is a simple strategy for making a good return trading in silver:
Buy large quantities of silver scrap at low prices, let us process it for you, and reap profits that could be large enough to surprise you.
High-Return Silver Investments
So where can you find those large quantities of silver and silver scrap at low prices? Here are some silver-containing items that yield a good return:
Serving platters, punch bowls, and other large, silver household items.
Sterling knives, forks, and spoons; be on the lookout for larger items such as salad-serving forks and spoons and knives and forks use to slice and serve meats. (Note that in many cases, the blades of these items are steel, while the handles are silver or silver plate)
Silver photo and picture frames.
Batches of silver jewelry, especially larger items such as brooches and pins.
Victorian, Deco, and other old hair ornaments.
Candelabras and candle sticks.
Silver bar items including silver-plated cocktail shakers. ice tongs, silver-decorated ice buckets and shot glasses, and swizzle sticks.
Walking sticks and canes with large silver handles.
Be On the Lookout for Profitable Silver
You can find the silver items mentioned above in estate and yard sales, antique stores, eBay and Craigslist listings, and maybe even stowed away in your own home. The strategy is to get your hands on the largest quantity of silver for the lowest price you can.
Then call our precious metal refiners at 800-426-2344 so we can tell you how we can evaluate your silver and silver scrap, reclaim the silver, and pay you at current trading prices. If you bought a lot of silver and silver scrap for a low price, you could be very pleasantly surprised at how much money your silver investments could yield.
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