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How to hand over or sell technical silver? This question interests many, especially since scrap technical silver can sell for a good price, depending on the quantity. However, there are a number of nuances when handing over or selling technical silver. Firstly, silver is considered a precious metal. Before handing over silver, you should check the laws of your country of residence, as different countries have different regulations regarding precious metal transactions. In Russia, for example, the legislation is very strict. Criminal liability for transactions or other violations related to the circulation of precious metals is provided for if such actions are committed on a large scale, but administrative penalties for such violations are also quite significant. As for handing over silver for acceptance or selling it, the silver should first be separated by type, as contacts can be made of magnetic or non-magnetic technical silver, as well as silver soldered to a copper base, so-called silver-on-copper, all of which sell for different prices. It's also a good idea to weigh the silver you have to avoid being cheated at the acceptance center. Silver can also be sold online. Online buyers usually offer very good prices. Scrap precious metals need to be packaged and sent by mail. Such parcels are usually sent cash on delivery, although if the buyer doesn't like something, they can refuse to accept the parcel. I also read that technical silver can be sold for cash at a pawnshop, but when I went to the pawnshop, they told me they don't accept this type of silver. How did the actual process go? I brought the silver already weighed to the pawnshop, where the buyer pulled out an electronic scale that displays weights to a tenth of a gram and began weighing and checking the silver. They cut the large silver contacts with nippers, because it turns out there are contacts made of silver mixed with graphite, which are accepted for less. They also checked the silver with a magnet at the pawnshop. As a result, I received slightly less money for the metal I handed in than I expected, as some of my contacts were rejected; they turned out to be silver-plated brass, not silver. Also, contacts that the receptionist described as graphite were worth less. I hope this video about how I handed in technical silver proves useful and informative, and brings practical benefits to someone. I wish everyone successful silver handovers, as well as successful searches, collection, and handover of scrap metal, especially non-ferrous metals and copper. Enjoy watching! If you liked the video, please subscribe to support the channel; your support is greatly appreciated. #technicalsilver #silvercontacts #selltechnicalsilver #handovertechnicalsilver #scrapsilver #scrapcontacts #silverresponsibility #handoverpreciousmetals #recycledpreciousmetals