I Tried to sell 1oz Silver Britannia to Coin Shops... Shocking Results!!!

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • #silver #phonecalls #Silverstack
    Are you ready for a wild ride? Join us on this thrilling journey as we explore what happened when we tried to sell a 1oz Silver britannia to coin shops! Unsurprisingly, the responses were shocking, with some refusing outright and others demanding we sell at a rock-bottom price. With so much to explore, you won't want to miss this video. Find out what happened next and what caused these coin shops to act so strangely. Don't delay, watch now and see the shocking responses for yourself!
    This video follows my journey to see what coin shops will give me for my 1oz Silver Britannia. You won't believe the shocking responses I get from the owners! I visit multiple coin shops and discuss their offers with them, and I even get the chance to haggle for a better deal.
    Weighing up the pros and cons of each offer, I realize that getting the best deal for my coins may not always be the easy route. However, with a bit of research and patience, I eventually get the best possible return on my coins.
    So if you're looking for a great way to sell off your silver Britannias, then this video is a must-watch. Get ready to be shocked and amazed at the results of my coin shop experiment. Tune in and find out how much I got for 1oz Silver britannia

Комментарии • 52

  • @BlacksmithBets
    @BlacksmithBets Год назад +30

    £10 was from cash converters which is a shop that buys things mostly from the very poorest and most desperate people so they offer super low prices knowing that their customers are too desperate to walk away because they need money immediately.

  • @aviex8649
    @aviex8649 12 дней назад +3

    Atkinson bullion best place to sell. 20% above spot

  • @michaelmohrle1773
    @michaelmohrle1773 10 месяцев назад +6

    I'm from USA and love Britannias such a nice coin. The 10 oz are absolutely amazing with the Tudor beasts my favorite coins right now.

  • @melvynplantmusic
    @melvynplantmusic Год назад +18

    £10 for a royal mint coin that costs around £26 today with VAT Wow! glad I don’t have any, I’ll stick with Gold.

    • @bushcrafty7274
      @bushcrafty7274 Год назад +1

      Ebay

    • @bulletholeteddy9223
      @bulletholeteddy9223 Год назад +1

      A lot of the shops only care about the weight not about the coin, it would be interesting to see the same thing done with gold though

    • @zdzisawdyrman7789
      @zdzisawdyrman7789 Месяц назад

      Do you really think for gold it works differently ? It's that same man.

    • @sanane66543
      @sanane66543 11 дней назад

      @@zdzisawdyrman7789 lol same my ars i can buy gold for 10k and sell it the same day for 9.6k easy

  • @LaHayeSaint
    @LaHayeSaint 11 месяцев назад +5

    You asked the wrong questions. You should have asked silver bullion Britannia 1 oz prices: 1, Silver spot; 2. Buy price; 3. Sell price. These questions would expose naked theft.

  • @UncalBertExcretes
    @UncalBertExcretes Год назад +6

    The bullion game in the UK is absolute rubbish compared to in the USA. In america coin shops will give you spot price + about 5-6$ on top for a bullion coin, so your always get above spot in america but here in the UK everywhere offers below spot, even for a perfect coin.
    Ive never been to a shop in the UK thats offered me bang on spot or above, its always under spot. Don't sell in the UK, buy in the UK then sell abroad.

    • @slowride9994
      @slowride9994 6 месяцев назад +3

      I don't think coin shops in America will give you 5-6$ over spot on silver. Maybe on gold. For silver eagles in America you may get a buck over spot. For Britannias I'd guess spot or a bit below.

  • @Macdonaldbullion
    @Macdonaldbullion Год назад +8

    Crazy low prices, makes you wonder if people actually sell at that price

    • @thegoldstandard721
      @thegoldstandard721  Год назад +5

      Yeah only fools would sell for 41% below spot, online dealers offer better prices. Thanks for commenting MDB!

    • @vshawl1
      @vshawl1 Год назад +2

      The lady (in this business) should know the basic difference between a troy ounce (31.1035 grams) and a normal ounce (28.35 grams). At least, should have, when it was mentioned to her that it was a 'Britannia'. Yes, at present you can get a price equal to spot for a '1 ounce Britannia' (if without milk spots/of post 2012) if you research well and connect with a seasoned UK bullion (online) dealer.

  • @brocks_stocks6554
    @brocks_stocks6554 Год назад +11

    28g even though a troy ounce is 31.1g lol @1:55

    • @lambo650ER
      @lambo650ER 3 месяца назад

      I came to make the same comment. 😂😂😂

  • @C19732
    @C19732 9 месяцев назад +3

    Went to cash converters or similar shop two weeks ago, two brittiannas in the window £25 eash snap their hands off got home found out the were the both rat tail one with the smooth edge. I don't think they know much about coins they buy it cheap from the poor and sell quick.

  • @jeanlawley6483
    @jeanlawley6483 4 месяца назад +2

    Just sell to a bullion dealer ... Atkinsons

  • @Silver_Specter
    @Silver_Specter 6 месяцев назад +3

    I tried it once didn't plan on actually selling one i was offered 5 pounds 50 pence 😂😂😂 silver was 22 quid something per ounce

  • @StackThatGold
    @StackThatGold Год назад +3

    That sucks tbh. Here in the states a reputable dealer will pay above spot. I guess maybe cause you guys got a VAT on silver they need to pay less.

  • @thefamilysilver9762
    @thefamilysilver9762 Год назад +3

    The first call - she was offering £10 for what she said was 28g - sounds like she thought you were offering a 28g commemorative crown in sterling silver, not a .999 bullion coin. The girl at about 6:00 who said bring it in may have been smart - they maybe knew that silver Britannias vary and are more collectable according to the date and the alloy. Or they may just have been dumb, not sure what you had to offer.

  • @lambo650ER
    @lambo650ER 3 месяца назад

    Here’s a recommendation when calling dealers. Individuals should say the following: What’s your offer price for silver Britannia 1 oz coins in mint condition? No need to ask if they are purchasing silver or gold coins. If they do not purchase these coins, they will tell you.

  • @daviniarobbins9298
    @daviniarobbins9298 6 месяцев назад +1

    Got to remember they are businesses out to make a profit. They pay you £10 and they will probably sell it for £18 or whatever the market value currently is.

  • @harryzero1566
    @harryzero1566 Год назад +1

    Even taking tax into account most buy silver britannias in below spot and will sell at least £26 retail.
    Maybe your subscribers will have cottoned on to the better prices accepted within online precious metal communities.
    These exercises illustrated the benefits of networking, even developing a relationship with your local coin dealer.
    Let him or her know what your interest is and what duplicates you can trade with, if a lower margin can be collected from you, because you hold potential stock for him/ her you both benefit.

  • @Ryan.90
    @Ryan.90 Месяц назад

    It's same as anything else, 'We buy any car', apparently they're even worse because they'll tell you the top end price over the phone, then come out and be like, '2 curbed alloy, slight ding in that door and you've only got 1 key....gunna knock a grand off for that...take it or leave it'

  • @fpvfreedomuk
    @fpvfreedomuk Год назад +1

    Looks like we should all have some scrap sterling silver just so we don't have to sell icons cheap if we ever needed to👍

  • @l.s.tukbigbud7715
    @l.s.tukbigbud7715 Год назад +2

    Lol... it's crazy in the UK....we are way behind on the gold n silver market in the UK.. all we care about in 9k scrap gold for some reason...crazy..... New to the channel anyways..🤘🙏🤙👍

    • @thegoldstandard721
      @thegoldstandard721  Год назад +2

      The UK Lacks the stacking culture that the USA has, we can see this because like 90% of stacking channels are from the US. Also most of my viewers are from the US. This is a good sign for us because it means we're early in the UK stacking game. Thanks for stopping by my channel 👍🏻

    • @UniversalVibesTV
      @UniversalVibesTV Год назад

      @@thegoldstandard721 My thoughts exactly. Get while the getting is good here in in the UK before the masses wake up.

  • @secretagentrandybeans7533
    @secretagentrandybeans7533 9 месяцев назад +1

    This video is really putting me off getting started in silver. What's the point if nowhere pays the correct price

    • @thegoldstandard721
      @thegoldstandard721  8 месяцев назад +1

      Gold is easier to sell at the correct price, that's why I have gold as #1 in my stack and silver as #2

    • @daviniarobbins9298
      @daviniarobbins9298 6 месяцев назад

      Businesses and dealers have got to make a profit. Personally if I had any I wanted to sell I would try to sell it myself on eBay(other online auction sites are available but hardly anyone uses them). The current market value is about £18 per ounce of silver.

    • @TS-qr1dc
      @TS-qr1dc 4 месяца назад

      Haha try to sell gold also to a shop he will give you a shit price, it's not bec of silver, shops are thieves, they will take it from you with the cheapest price and then sell it with the highest price. Even in gold, I tried to sell a necklace weight 7 grams with I bought it for 500$ the shop offered me 300$. I laughed and left. They will steal you with whatever you have.. I buy silver bu from Europe for 33$ an ounce and sell it for 60$ where I live to people.

  • @matthewstratford177
    @matthewstratford177 Год назад +3

    Love your videos gold standard, but my god is it frustrating 😅, they are going to tack on at least a £10 premium when they sell and they can't even manage spot price. Spot being the value of a 1 ounce lump of melted silver never mind a minted coin 😡

    • @thegoldstandard721
      @thegoldstandard721  Год назад +4

      Yeah you could hear my voice after she said £10, I was shocked at how low that is, these coins shops prey on ignorant people, people who are probably selling inherited silver and who have no idea about silver.

    • @matthewstratford177
      @matthewstratford177 Год назад +4

      @@thegoldstandard721 oh for sure and don't forget, "it's only silver so i can't offer much" 😅, keep up the good work 👍

  • @EveryCloud9999
    @EveryCloud9999 Год назад +3

    Interesting video. Glad you did this one.
    The £15.50 the last one quoted was for Sterling Silver. So, guessing they would have likely given you the best price for the Britt. Out of the selection you chose.
    I thought it may prove a bit of a challenge to sell Silver here in the UK and before I stack more, I must get around to doing some more research myself.

  • @Ryan.90
    @Ryan.90 Месяц назад

    Why you have to be a little carful with silver especially, like should have a couple of grand emergency fund in *cash* before you even think about PM's,
    had a few mates who lost out because they needed like £700 by the end of the week, so didnt have time to ebay it.

  • @manwithwheels
    @manwithwheels Год назад +2

    If you have to ask if they buy bullion you're getting ripped off. If they have to "check the system" you're getting ripped off. You should know what you have before calling and they should know the going rate for the most common denomination of silver in the UK. This video isn't at all representative of the bullion market in the uk and if you step foot inside Cash Converters for any reason other than buying a stolen set of Technics you deserve everything you get.

    • @thelegendkingofthehill
      @thelegendkingofthehill Год назад

      I hate cash converters they pray on the poor and rip people off but in hindsight if you are looking to buy silver check car boot sells and charity shops bring a magnet to check as well

  • @harryzero1566
    @harryzero1566 Год назад +2

    31.1 gms you should be stating that its a troy oz.

  • @thelegendkingofthehill
    @thelegendkingofthehill Год назад +1

    Send off to be valued sounds so scammy

  • @johningham4942
    @johningham4942 10 месяцев назад

    Bumping it up to £10 what a rip off you are better off going to Tavex Bullion where you will get close to spot price for your gold and silver bullion.

  • @FraterABYA
    @FraterABYA 10 месяцев назад

    LOL, she didn't even look at spot price, let alone an actual price for that specific coin.

  • @peterfarley6667
    @peterfarley6667 9 месяцев назад +1

    Cash converters.?? Sell to a bullion dealer

  • @deborahmatthie5270
    @deborahmatthie5270 5 месяцев назад

    I brought a 1oz brittania from cash converters but actually wondering if its real her face looks a little off. Considering returning it tomorrow.

    • @celinejesus7703
      @celinejesus7703 3 месяца назад

      Which shop did you buy it?

    • @deborahmatthie5270
      @deborahmatthie5270 3 месяца назад

      I bought it in West London. Turns out it was fine. A few weeks later I went back and bought 3 more Britannias.​@@celinejesus7703

  • @truthwatcher1621
    @truthwatcher1621 Год назад +2

    The lady is clueless.

  • @johna9851
    @johna9851 5 месяцев назад

    Cash Converters are not coin dealers.

  • @truthwatcher1621
    @truthwatcher1621 Год назад +2

    I’ll buy them all for 11 pounds from you. Lol

  • @des_smith7658
    @des_smith7658 2 месяца назад

    Smoke me a kipper silver