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I've seen the question "where do [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] I sell my junk silver coins" on my online forums and social networking sites. While I have no definite answer, I sure do have a strong opinion on that statement. Why would you want to sell your silver unless [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] you really need the money? Many people assume that their silver has gone up in value just because they have seen an increase in the price of silver.
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For example, if you purchased silver for $18 an ounce and you held it for one year. After you have held the silver for one year the silver is now worth a whopping $40 an ounce. You would probably be [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] excited that your investment is now worth [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] much more than what you paid for it. To be honest, the increase in the price of the silver is nothing more than inflation.

[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] If you have a basket full of items such as wheat, cotton, barrels of oil, nuts, and other commodities, and they are tied to the value of silver, then 1 ounce of silver will essentially buy the same amount of goods in that basket from year to year. An ounce of silver when used as real money is always going to be worth 1 ounce of silver. Silver is real [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] money. Paper currencies on the other hand are nothing more than a grand Ponzi scheme since they are not tied to precious metals. I hate to break the news to you but the increase in price has nothing to do with an increase in value of your silver. The value of your silver is still about the same while your dollar is worth much [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] less.

After silver hit a high in the $40 range, many people sold their silver to lock in profits and are looking to invest the proceeds. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Even though the stock market may appear to be [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] going up in value, it's rising proportionately to the increase in dollars being dumped into the market by the Federal Reserve. Don't be fooled into selling your silver and trading it for [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] inflated dollars or inflated stock certificates. I am not an expert financial analyst, but I get the feeling that the big brokerage houses know that both and gold and silver are in short supply and [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] eventually, they will be buying more of it to manipulate the price. I have not purchased any gold or silver ETFs, but if I were to buy anything on Wall Street today, I would look at either gold or silver mining stocks.

It [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] will be prudent to keep your junk silver coins as a hedge against inflation. As the herd of people run to silver during a run up in the price, you can sell part of your holdings and make a tidy profit. Of course, this is going to based on supply and demand.

When the time is right to sell your silver bullion and buy another asset class, sell your coins back to a local coin shop. If you have large amounts of silver to sell, be careful that you do not sell too much to any one coin dealer because it's going to set off red flags to the government. I don't think that you are looking to have the government scrutinize your cash transactions. Accurate record keeping will really help keep you clean and free of government scrutiny.

Ebay is another great place to sell if you want to get the highest price.

If you really need to sell your silver as fast as possible and don't want any of the headaches of transporting it, you can arrange to have your gold and silver picked up discretely at your home and have it shipped fully insured to reputable dealers like GoldSilver (dot com) or GoldenEagleCoin (dot com).
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If you really want to think outside of the box, start buying more silver rather than selling what you have. Buying precious [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] metals as an investment should be considered a long term investment. Sell when the asset class starts declining in value and buy a rising asset.