Have silver jewellery, coins, bars or silverware to sell? London Gold Centre can assess your items and explain the quote before you decide whether to proceed. Visit us in Hatton Garden, or start with a postal enquiry.
A calculator estimate is a guide, not a guaranteed offer for an individual item.
You do not need to know the exact purity before making an enquiry. Tell us what you have, including any markings or paperwork, and we can advise on the next step.
Rings, chains, bracelets and broken pieces can be assessed for their silver content and weight.
Ask us to assess bullion and other silver coins individually; not every coin should be treated as scrap metal.
Hallmarked tableware and other household silver can be checked. Solid silver and silver-plated items are different, so describe or show the marks where possible.
If you are unsure what an item is, bring the collection or send details first. An assessment is not a promise to buy every item.
Silver value depends on the verified fineness, the net precious-metal weight and the applicable market-linked rate at the time of assessment. Other characteristics may matter for a particular coin or piece.
We look at the type of item and any hallmarks or markings. A stamped number alone is not a complete UK hallmark.
The silver content and relevant net weight are assessed for the item rather than assumed from its appearance.
We explain the offer before any sale. You can decide whether to accept it.
Bring your silver to London Gold Centre, 5 Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8AA, so we can discuss an assessment in person.
Tell us about your items using our existing online selling route. Check the current instructions and terms before sending anything.
Our silver price calculator is the place to explore indicative rates and weights. It does not replace an individual assessment or quote. This page explains the selling process rather than repeating a rate that may change.
Yes. Broken or incomplete pieces can still be assessed for their silver content and weight.
No. A 925 fineness mark indicates 92.5% silver; fine silver is 999. A number on its own does not establish a complete UK hallmark or guarantee the composition of an item.
Not necessarily. The calculator is an estimate. An offer depends on the item assessed, its verified fineness and net precious-metal weight, and the applicable rate.
No. You can review the quote and decide whether to proceed.
Tell us what you have or visit us in Hatton Garden. If you want a price guide first, use the calculator and then request an item-specific assessment.
