Now you don’t expect to be reading about the Dukes family selling off their goods to the highest bidders at auctions. It has caused quite a stir with people asking are they really entitled to be doing such a thing? Seeing as most of the stuff they are selling was given to them as presents.

I can’t help but think they are just taking advantage of the increase in the price of silver and gold in recent months. In my opinion it just seems like a good business decision. Why not sell silver? – Its not like they are keeping all the money for themselves – they are donating it to charity, so whats the problem? Jealousy?

It clearly has echoes of the Fawcett case, where he took 20 per cent of the proceeds of sales of unwanted royal gifts and caused a big scandal. For more info, check this article on the Daily Mail site.

As many around the globe (consumers and businesses alike) focus on the increasing price of gold, silver has yet to hit its all time high, a report published has announced.  Although rising incredibly more than 70% to $18.45 an ounce this week, its still no where near its full potential experts claim.

Silver is not just used for jewellery, but also has a large industrial use which has plummeted after the crash of the global financial market. This leaves only the consumer silver to be traded, and as consumers sell silver as a means of revenue generation, experts wait for the price to peak so that production can increase on an industrial level.  The value of silver has risen much higher than that of gold, with gold averaging a 30% increase and silver somewhere around the 70% mark.

The leading london based Bullion Research firm Gold Field Mineral Services (GFMS) state that the current rally in gold has also helped silver, and in coming weeks, silver prices may rise further and cross the $20 per ounce threshold.

A commoditites broker commented that silver is trading at Rs 29,000 a kg  and is expected to cross the Rs 31,000 mark, following the obvious success of the gold market.

This news is good for consumers who want to sell silver as it means that the price will be worthwhile given the current rate. Using a comparison service like sell silver will help consumers fetch the best price in a secure and fast way.

With the current economy comes high prices for your Silver.

Silver Buyer	Types Accepted	Average Price Paid	Package Insurance	Free  Pack
	Silver, Gold, Platinum	£38.47	£500.00
	Silver, Gold, Diamons	£36.62	£500.00

All of your unwanted sterling silver can now be sold for big payments of cash, direct to your door by either BACS, Cheque or even Money in the post.  If you have broken sterling silver jewellery that you dont wear or unwanted silver that is cluttering upi the house then why not use one of our buyers to make some quick cash.

Here at Sell Silver we review silver buyers based on service, reliability and payouts. Our job is to compare the silver buying market so you dont have to.

You will find that many companies that will buy your Silver will actually mostly be buying gold and probably have this in their name somewhere. Dont worry about this, even if their name says gold, have a look at what they buy on their website and it will list the items of silver they accept. Most will let you sell silver jewellery and even silverware.