Sell your silver bullion at today’s price, today.
Bars, coins, and rounds, whether a tube of Eagles or a safe full of hundred-ounce bars. We track the live silver spot price through the day, weigh and verify your metal in front of you, and pay you before you leave.
- Silver bars
- Silver coins
- Silver rounds
- .999 fine and sterling
Silver is easy to buy and surprisingly hard to sell well.
Silver is one of the most widely held investment metals there is, stacked in safes, closets, and safety deposit boxes across Middle Tennessee. When it is time to turn that stack back into cash, most people are surprised by how few buyers handle silver bullion well, and how far below the market the offers can land.
We watch the live silver spot price through the day, verify your bars, coins, and rounds on-site with professional equipment, and pay you what the metal is worth, in person, the same day. Sterling flatware and hollowware are welcome too; they are priced on their own silver content rather than as bullion. Our guide to sterling silver vs fine silver shows how to tell which one you have.
What we buy
Any mint, any weight. Tarnish does not change the silver underneath.
Silver bars
From one-ounce minted bars to hundred-ounce poured bars, any brand. Recognizable mints are the easiest to sell.
Silver coins
Government-issued bullion such as American Silver Eagles and Canadian Maple Leafs, singles or full tubes.
Silver rounds
.999 fine rounds from private mints, bought on their silver content regardless of the design.
Sterling silver
Flatware, tea services, and serving pieces. Sterling is 92.5 percent silver and is priced on that content, apart from bullion.
What sets the price of your silver.
Six things decide what silver bullion is worth on a given day. We weigh and verify everything in front of you and walk through each one, so you understand exactly what you have and how the offer was calculated before you decide anything.
See today’s spot prices
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Live spot price
Silver moves every minute the market is open. Every offer starts from the spot price at the moment you are at the counter, not a number from this morning or last week. It is the same figure on our Spot Prices page.
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Purity and hallmark
Investment-grade bullion is .999 fine or better; sterling is .925. The stamp tells us what a piece claims to be, and the test tells us what it is. Markings alone are never the last word.
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Weight
Silver is bought by the troy ounce. Bars, coins, and rounds go on the scale in front of you, and the weight we work from is the one you watched us take.
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Condition
Tarnish is a surface reaction to air and moisture and does not change the silver underneath, so it has little effect on bullion. Scratches and dings on bars and rounds are the same story; they are bought on the metal.
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Mint or manufacturer
Government-issued coins and bars from well-known mints draw stronger buyer interest and can carry a small premium over a generic round of the same weight. Both are bought; one just brings a little more.
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Market demand
Premiums rise and fall with what buyers want that month. A bar is not automatically worth more than a round; the product, its maker, and current demand set the difference, and we will tell you what it is.
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Why Nashville’s silver sellers come to us.
- Priced to the minute
- Silver moves every minute the market is open. We track the live spot price throughout the day, so the offer reflects what your silver is worth right now, not a number pulled from this morning or last week.
- Tested in front of you
- Every bar, coin, and round is weighed and verified for purity on professional equipment while you watch. You will understand exactly what you have and how the offer was calculated before you make any decision.
- More per ounce
- Silver's lower price per ounce means volume matters, and most buyers discount heavily to protect their margins. Our low overhead lets us pay more per ounce than pawn shops and big-box gold buyers, which is why customers drive from across Tennessee to sell here.
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Questions about selling silver.
The general questions, what to bring, fees, hours, and how an offer is built, are answered on our FAQ page. Anything else, call (615) 893-2414.
Read the full FAQWhat types of silver bullion are easiest to sell?
Government-issued coins such as American Silver Eagles and Canadian Maple Leafs, bars from recognizable mints, and .999 fine rounds. Well-known mints and manufacturers draw stronger buyer interest, so they tend to bring the best price. Generic rounds and private-mint bars are still bought on their silver content.
How can I tell if my silver bullion is real?
Most bullion is stamped with its weight and purity, but markings alone do not guarantee authenticity. Professional testing confirms whether a bar, round, or coin is genuine silver and what its purity is. We do that testing on-site, in front of you, before any number is quoted.
Is sterling silver considered bullion?
No. Bullion is investment-grade silver at .999 fine or higher. Sterling is 92.5 percent silver and is valued differently: flatware, tea services, and serving pieces are bought on their actual silver content rather than at a bullion price. Bring them anyway; we buy sterling as well.
Are silver bars worth more than silver rounds?
Not necessarily. Both are valued on silver content, purity, and weight. Any difference comes from the premium, which depends on the manufacturer, market demand, and the specific product. A bar from a well-known mint may bring a little more than a generic round of the same weight, but the shape itself does not decide it.
Can I sell a tube of coins, or do you only want large lots?
Bring whatever you have. A single round, a tube of Eagles, and a safe full of hundred-ounce bars are all priced the same way: from the live spot price, by the troy ounce. There is no minimum and no maximum on what we will look at.
Does the price change while I am in the store?
It can. Silver moves every minute the market is open, and we price from the live spot figure rather than a number set that morning. The offer you receive is the price at the time your silver is on the scale, and we show you the figure we are working from.
Bring it in.
Leave with cash, the same day.
Walk in at the Smyrna showroom Monday through Saturday, or book a private appointment in Franklin or Bellevue.
(615) 893-24141932 Almaville Rd Suite 110, Smyrna, TN 37167·Monday to Friday 10 AM to 5 PM, Saturday 11 AM to 3 PM