Silver buying in Wietmarschen. Honestly weighed, fairly paid.

Calling beforehand is never required, but useful for large quantities. The municipality of Wietmarschen, with its districts of Lohne and Wietmarschen, directly borders Nordhorn and, like us, belongs to Grafschaft Bentheim. No other town with its own page on our website is closer. Visits are often spontaneous: drop in, have your items checked and carry on, without calling ahead.

Customers from Wietmarschen, Lohne and Grafschaft Bentheim appreciate personal, discreet advice and immediate payment, without an appointment.

Set down what you have brought. We examine stamps, separate plated pieces and weigh the rest by purity. Then we quote the amount and explain its calculation.

A manageable lot takes less than fifteen minutes. Large mixed lots take longer because each piece needs an individual assessment.

Many cutlery pieces bear 90, 100 or 150. These electroplating numbers state how much silver was applied to a set number of pieces. The base metal beneath has little material value.

We sort these items out for you and explain openly that selling them is not worthwhile, rather than offering a token amount. Almost every collection contains a mixture of both types.

A full cutlery chest quickly weighs several kilos. A sturdy box or bag is more practical than a carrier bag that could split.

Bring everything at once rather than in stages. We sort at the counter and weigh each purity separately.

Silver reacts with air and darkens over time. This surface reaction costs no metal, so it does not affect the purchase price.

Polish and dips remove material and can damage old or hallmarked pieces. Leave the patina and save yourself the work.