Sell Sterling Silver (925 Silver)

Do you have sterling silver items collecting dust? From flatware and tea sets to jewelry and decorative pieces, sterling silver can hold significant value—even if it’s old, tarnished, or no longer in use.

Sterling silver is typically made up of 92.5% pure silver, which is why it’s often marked as “.925” or labeled “sterling.” Unlike pure silver bullion, sterling silver is commonly used in household items and jewelry because the added alloys make it more durable for everyday use.

You’ll often find sterling silver in items like silverware sets, serving trays, candlesticks, antique pieces, and vintage jewelry. Even broken or mismatched pieces still carry value based on their silver content.

If you’re unsure whether your items are sterling silver, look for markings such as “925,” “sterling,” or “ster.” If no marking is present, don’t worry—Express Gold Cash professionally tests every item we receive to confirm its silver content and ensure you get an accurate and fair offer.

How much is sterling silver worth?

The value of sterling silver depends on its weight and the current market price of silver. Because it is 92.5% pure, its value is slightly lower than pure silver bullion—but still substantial, especially for larger collections like flatware sets.

At Express Gold Cash, we pay competitive rates based on the refined silver content of your items. Even if your pieces are worn, damaged, or outdated, they can still be worth more than you think.

Ready to find out what your silver is worth? Request your free appraisal kit today. With free insured shipping, expert evaluation, and payment within 24 hours of approval, it’s never been easier to sell your sterling silver from the comfort of home.