Sell silver coins
From investment coin to historic coin. We settle on the fine weight, at the silver rate of this moment.
- Types
- 69
- Silver rate
- €1.41/g
- Valuation
- Free
- Payment
- 24 hours
What we pay today
Based on the silver rate of this moment, €1.41 per gram of fine material. As of:
- Silver 1 and 2 franc BelgiumBelgium · 835‰ · 3 sizes2 francs€11.57
- Silver 10 and 20 euro GermanyGermany · 925‰ · 3 sizes10 euros 2002-2010€22.60
- Silver 10 and 20 francs TurinFrance · 680‰ · 2 sizes20 francs€18.46
- Silver 10 euro BelgiumBelgium · 925‰€24.04
- Silver 10 francs HerculeFrance · 900‰€30.54
- Silver 100 francs FranceFrance · 900‰€18.33
- Silver 100 pesetas 1966Spain · 800‰€20.63
- Silver 100 pesos MorelosMexico · 720‰€27.14
- Silver 100 schillingAustria · 640‰ · 2 sizes100 schillings 1974-1979€20.85
- Silver 20 and 50 franc interwarBelgium · 680‰ · 3 sizes20 francs 1931-1935€10.37
- Silver 25 schillingAustria · 800‰€14.12
- Silver 250 franc 1976Belgium · 835‰€28.93
- Silver 5 francs (écu)France · 900‰€30.54
- Silver 5 francs SemeuseFrance · 835‰€13.60
- Silver 5 franc BelgiumBelgium · 900‰€31.18
- Silver Swiss 5 francSwitzerland · 835‰ · 2 sizes5 francs 1931-1969€17.00
- Silver 50 cent Australia 1966Australia · 800‰€14.42
- Silver 50 francs HerculeFrance · 900‰€36.65
- Silver 50 schillingAustria · 900‰ · 2 sizes50 schillings 1959-1973€24.44
- Silver 500 lire CaravelleItaly · 835‰€12.47
- Silver America the BeautifulUnited States · 999‰€215.52
Silver American EagleUnited States · 999‰€43.10- Silver Noah’s ArkArmenia · 999‰ · 5 sizes1 oz€43.10
- Silver Belgian francBelgium · 835‰ · 4 sizes500 francs 1980€17.67
Silver BritanniaUnited Kingdom · 999‰€43.10- Silver Canadian dollarCanada · 800‰€25.33
- Silver Canadian PredatorCanada · 999.9‰€43.10
- Silver Canadian WildlifeCanada · 999.9‰€43.10
- Silver German markGermany · 625‰ · 2 sizes10 mark 1972-1997€13.15
- Silver EmuAustralia · 999.9‰€43.10
- Silver Fiji TakuFiji · 999‰€43.10
- Silver Franklin half dollarUnited States · 900‰€15.27
- Silver Helvetia (½, 1 and 2 franc)Switzerland · 835‰ · 3 sizes2 francs€11.34
- Silver KangarooAustralia · 999.9‰€43.10
- Silver Kennedy half dollarUnited States · 900‰ · 2 sizes½ dollar 1964€15.27
Silver KoalaAustralia · 999.9‰ · 3 sizes1 oz€43.10
Silver KookaburraAustralia · 999‰ · 3 sizes1 oz€43.10
Silver KrugerrandSouth Africa · 999‰€43.10- Silver LibertadMexico · 999‰ · 3 sizes1 oz€43.10
Silver LunarAustralia · 999.9‰ · 5 sizes1 oz€43.10
Silver Maple LeafCanada · 999.9‰€43.10- Silver Maria Theresa thalerAustria · 833.3‰€31.75
- Silver Morgan dollarUnited States · 900‰€32.66
Silver PandaChina · 999‰€41.57- Silver Peace dollarUnited States · 900‰€32.66
- Silver Queen’s BeastsUnited Kingdom · 999.9‰€86.21
- Silver ReichsmarkGermany · 900‰ · 4 sizes5 Reichsmark 1933-1939€16.97
- Silver Semeuse (50 centimes, 1 and 2 francs)France · 835‰ · 3 sizes2 francs€11.34
- Silver Somali ElephantSomalia · 999.9‰€43.10
- Silver SwanAustralia · 999.9‰€43.10
- Silver Tudor BeastsUnited Kingdom · 999.9‰€86.21
- Silver Walking Liberty half dollarUnited States · 900‰€15.27
- Silver Washington quarterUnited States · 900‰€7.64
- Silver Wedge-tailed EagleAustralia · 999.9‰€43.10
Silver Vienna PhilharmonicAustria · 999‰€43.10- Silver dime (Mercury and Roosevelt)United States · 900‰€3.05
- Silver dubbeltjeNetherlands · 640‰€1.24
- Silver ducatNetherlands · 873‰€34.17
- Silver guilderNetherlands · 720‰€6.49
- Silver half crown and florinUnited Kingdom · 925‰ · 4 sizesHalf crown to 1919€17.74
- Silver half guilderNetherlands · 945‰ · 2 sizes½ guilder 1898-1919€6.55
- Silver Austrian crownsAustria · 900‰ · 3 sizes5 crowns€29.32
- Silver kwartjeNetherlands · 640‰€3.17
- Silver mark German EmpireGermany · 900‰ · 4 sizes5 mark€33.94
- Silver onza (1949)Mexico · 925‰€42.22
- Silver rijksdaalder (2½ guilders)Netherlands · 720‰€14.97
- Silver rouble Nicholas IIRussia · 900‰€24.42
- Silver tientjeNetherlands · 720‰€24.94
- Silver fifty guildersNetherlands · 925‰€32.05
Two kinds of value
An investment coin such as the silver Maple Leaf or the Wiener Philharmoniker simply follows the silver price; its weight and fineness are fixed. A collectors’ coin can come out above the silver value, depending on the year, the mintage and the condition.
We always assess both and bid on the higher of the two. With the old Dutch circulation coins that difference matters: a guilder, a rijksdaalder and a silver tientje are 720 thousandths, a ducat 873 and the fifty-guilder piece 925.
Do not clean them. With collectors’ coins cleaning can push the value down by tens of per cent. A natural patina belongs there; leave it be and let us look.
Settled on the fine weight
A coin almost never weighs the same as the silver in it. We therefore calculate on the fine weight: the total weight times the fineness. That figure times the rate of this moment, minus our margin, gives the amount in the table above.
Modern investment coins sit at 999 or 999.9 thousandths and therefore come closest to the world market price. Older circulation coins sit considerably lower, which is why the amount per coin can differ so much even where two coins look equally large.
If you also have bar material besides coins, the weight table is under Silver bars.
How to sell your silver coins
Look up your coin
The list below shows what we pay today per size.
Bring it in
With or without an appointment, at one of our locations. Bring a valid form of identification.
We check
Weight, diameter, thickness and fineness – non-destructive and while you watch.
Paid out straight away
In cash or by bank transfer. Larger amounts in your account within 24 hours.
Questions about selling silver coins
Do you buy old guilders and rijksdaalders?
Yes. Dutch silver guilders, rijksdaalders and the silver tientje are 720 thousandths, so a good seven tenths of the weight is silver. On top of that, unusual years or small mintages can carry a collectors’ value. We work out both values and bid on whichever of the two is higher.
Is a silver Maple Leaf worth more than a silver bar?
Per gram of fine silver the difference is small, because both are directly tradable. A Maple Leaf of one troy ounce is 999.9 thousandths and therefore sits very close to the world market price. Sought-after years or original tubes and boxes can add a little on top; we tell you when that is the case.
My coins have gone dark. Should I clean them?
Please do not. Tarnish is a surface reaction with the air and says nothing about the fineness or the weight. With collectors’ coins cleaning is actively harmful, because it can take away most of the numismatic premium. Bring them exactly as they are and we will look at them with you.
Do you buy whole collections?
Yes. Announce a collection in advance and we will set time aside for it and go through the coins with you one by one. You see for each coin whether we are bidding on the silver value or on the collectors’ value. That takes longer than one amount for the whole box, but it generally yields you more.
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Sources
Where you can verify what you have just read.
- Koninklijke Nederlandse MuntThe mint that struck the Dutch coins and knows their fineness
- De Nederlandsche BankOn the guilder and exchanging old legal tender
- WaarborgHollandThe Dutch assay office that verifies fineness and strikes hallmarks
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