Scrap silver prices
Looking to sell scrap silver jewellery or silverware? See our scrap silver prices below to find out how much your silver is worth.
Prices are updated in realtime (each minute) based on the Live Silver Price in GBP. You can also use our Online Calculator for a detailed estimate.
Today's Scrap Silver Prices
| Item | We Pay / gram |
|---|---|
| Coin Silver 500 | £ 0.620 |
| Lo-fineness Silver 700 | £ 0.870 |
| European Silver 800 | £ 1.000 |
| Scandinavian Silver 830 | £ 1.040 |
| Item | We Pay / gram |
|---|---|
| Continental Silver 835 | £ 1.050 |
| Sterling Silver 925 | £ 1.190 |
| Britannia Silver 958 | £ 1.230 |
| Fine Silver 999 | £ 1.280 |
How to sell to us
Get an estimate
Use our Online Calculator to see what your items are worth at today's prices. It fills in your postal form for you.
Send your items
Post to us by Royal Mail Special Delivery with your form and ID documents, or bring them to our Hatton Garden counter.
Get paid
We test, weigh and confirm your valuation, then pay you the same day by bank transfer.
Want to know what your items are worth?
Use our Online Calculator to get an instant, no-obligation estimate based on the weight and type of your items. It fills in your postal form for you when you're done.
Get Your EstimateWhat type of silver we buy?
We buy any type of silver jewellery (old, new or broken), bars and bullion coins. We also buy from jewellers workshops (lemels and sweeps) and industrial sources.
You can also come to our London Hatton Garden office for a free valuation in person.
Find UsFrequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between silver and sterling silver?
Pure silver (also called fine silver) is 999 parts per thousand silver. Sterling silver is 925 parts per thousand — an alloy that includes 7.5% other metals for durability. Sterling silver is the most common form found in jewellery and silverware. Both have value and we buy both.
Is all 925 silver hallmarked?
Most sterling silver items carry a hallmark, but not all. Older items, foreign pieces, or items below the hallmarking weight threshold may not be marked. We can test and verify the purity of unhallmarked items at our office.
How do I know if my silverware is real silver?
Look for hallmarks — a lion passant (walking lion) indicates sterling silver. You can also check for stamps reading 925, 800, or EPNS (which means electroplated, not solid silver). If unsure, bring your items to our Hatton Garden office for a free valuation and we will test them for you.
