Sterling Flatware

Selling Sterling Flatware Sets

While sterling flatware sets can be valuable as antiques, aspects such as family monograms or wear such as large scratches or severe tarnishing can reduce their value as collector’s items considerably. An alternative, however, is to sell sterling flatware for its value as bullion rather than fine silverware – refiners who accept various precious metals will be able to pay you per weight of silver recovered, and this may be more profitable than trying to sell sterling flatware in dubious condition.


Sell Sterling Flatware and Other Scrap

Refiners accept a wide range of scrap, from whole items such as flatware and jewelry pieces to broken items and even precious metal turnings from manufacturing or jeweler businesses. If you have silver, gold, palladium, platinum or another precious metal, your refiner can take it in exchange for payment in the form of a company check, wire transfer, or bullion payment. If you manufacture flatware and there are defective items, for example, selling defective items as sources of bullion can offset waste expense.