The recent banking crisis and global recession has led to price of silver as well as the price of gold to rise. A gold investment is usually seen as "recession proof" but it would appear that silver is now staking its claim. Investors are looking into buying silver because of its versatility and ever increasing demand from manufacturers. It is used in a variety of industries to make jewellery and coins, in photography, medicine and electrical products. This adds up to the fact that anyone with a silver serving dish or silver jewellery that they no longer want can sell it for a very reasonable price. It is also possible to sell silver bars and silver coins, like American Silver Eagles which have a silver content guaranteed by the American government.
Selling your silver
Where can you sell your silver?
Whether you are selling silver jewellery or selling gold jewellery, the majority of people will go to a jewellers, a scrap metal dealer or perhaps a pawn shop. However, there are certain things that need to be considered when you decide to whom you want to sell silver. One factor is if the company is acutally buying both gold and silver. A company such as Postal Gold will, not buy sliver from you.
Selling silver to Postal Gold
Selling silver jewellery to Postal Gold is not possible. Post us your unwanted gold jewellery or coins via the the free insured gold kit. After valuing the silver Postal Gold will send you a payment within 24 hours either by cheque or bank transfer. If you are unhappy with your payment simply let us know within 10 days. For sending back the payment you then have an additional 7 days. We will be happy to return your items. If you send in silver items, postal gold will also return them upon request. For full details, please referr to our Terms and Conditions. Postal Gold will also buy gold jewellery, gold bullion coins, gold barsgold bars and dental gold.
