Gold: $4070.59  Silver: $51.91  Platinum: $1532.87  90% Junk $1 FV: $37.12  Gold/Silver Ratio: 78.42

Compare Bullion Buyback Prices

Live buyback prices from tracked dealers, updated regularly, so you can see who pays the most for each product. Check current spot prices for reference.

Prices shown are what dealers will pay you. A spread of -2% means the dealer pays 2% below spot.

Last updated: Nov 8, 2026 9:00 PM UTC

Top Buyback Prices

Product Metal Weight Best Buyback Price Best Dealer Spread vs Spot Spread ($) Dealers

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How bullion buyback pricing works

When you sell physical gold or silver, dealers typically pay below the live spot price. That difference (the buyback spread) covers their risk, shipping, assay, and margin. A tighter (less negative) spread means more money in your pocket.

Buyback prices vary by dealer and by product. Popular coins like American Silver Eagles often attract more competitive bids than obscure or secondary-market bars. Some dealers also post bulk tiers: for example, SD Bullion’s listed silver buybacks are often for larger quantities (such as 500+ oz), so the headline number may not apply to a small stack.

Use this table as a starting point, then confirm the current offer, minimums, and payment terms on the dealer’s sell-to-us page before you ship. For competing offers from our network without picking a single dealer yourself, see Sell Your Bullion. For the metal market reference used in these spreads, visit spot prices.