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Pure Silver 0.999? Where to buy it from? (not online shops)
Karen_taris
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Where can you buy 0.999 pure silver from?
it has to be 0.999
(Don't want it in jewelry format, but as strips/wires or small pieces)
(not from online purchases, but from shops you can walk into)
which reputable places would sell it?
and is it very pricey ?
it has to be 0.999
(Don't want it in jewelry format, but as strips/wires or small pieces)
(not from online purchases, but from shops you can walk into)
which reputable places would sell it?
and is it very pricey ?
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Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham.0
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Karen_taris wrote: »Where can you buy 0.999 pure silver from?
(Don't want it in jewelry format, but as strips/wires or small pieces)
(not from online purchases, but from shops you can walk into)
which reputable places would sell it?
and is it very pricey ?
You can probably get a jeweller to order it in for you.“Washing one's hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless means to side with the powerful, not to be neutral. ”
― Paulo Freire, Pedagogy of the Oppressed0 -
Yeah Id go to a jewellers on the high street if I wanted a specific amount of 0.999 silver in strips/wires or small peicesDont rock the boat
Dont rock the boat ,baby0 -
Some jewellers may sell it, but they may not.
Any silver jewellery we have is .975, not .999 IIRC, so this may be a long shot.💙💛 💔0 -
Is it pricey? I would imagine so. I would expect it to consist of the wholesale cost of silver plus a markup for the trader to make a profit plus VAT at 20%. Silver is not VAT exempt (unless you don't actually take delivery of it by storing in a bonded vault) but gold is.Karen_taris wrote: »Where can you buy 0.999 pure silver from?
it has to be 0.999
(Don't want it in jewelry format, but as strips/wires or small pieces)
(not from online purchases, but from shops you can walk into)
which reputable places would sell it?
and is it very pricey ?
I would also try a local jewellers but as previous poster says it most probably won't be 999 standard.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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If you can get to Birmingham then the Jewellery Quarter is your best betENFP - AssertiveOfficially in a clique of idiotsSmoke me a kipper; I'll be back for breakfast0
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Going to High Street retailers might not work. Some aren't making the stuff themselves so won't have stock, and even if they did I imagine there'd be a retail margin added.
Someone I know used to buy (for a silversmith) from Johnson Matthey or Blundells in London, but I don't know if JM are still in this field.
Do a search for bullion dealers
If it's fairly small amounts maybe a local silversmith would sell you offcuts0 -
To get the best price you should try a metal trading company like Metalor. You'll probably have to buy quite a lot though, I doubt they will be interested in selling you a few grams.0
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