I would also suggest getting a couple of offers
I would also suggest getting a couple of offers
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If the coins are in circulated condition, they are called "junk" silver, and you can buy/sell them like this all day long on ebay at or around the current value from this site (which someone already posted) :
http://www.coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html
I've also seen folks using craigslist.
There are 10 types of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.
I like Dave's Gold and Silver exchange on Broadway in Denver. He's a nice guy and I always felt like he treated me fair. I don't care much for Rocky Mountain Coin 2 doors down or the other guy right next door, but I don't have any negative reports about them. Just not as personable as Dave's been to me.
My understanding is that you have to pay sales tax on bullion you buy at a store in Denver. I've had great luck with Rocky Mountaina Coin, in Greenwood Village on Arapahoe (no tax).