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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;saltysam-1, post: 1191688, member: 23368&quot;]The best method probably would be eBay but you have already ruled it out, not enough time left and too much work. That just leaves you Craigslist and dealers. Dealers are going to discount the melt value, so you will loose some dollars right off the top. Call several of them because some have stopped buying with the silver market in flux. Take your items to a coin show as well. Many dealers attend them with the priority of replenishing their stock or to look for wish list items furnished by their customers. So they are in the buying mode. Craigslist to me is something I personally would never consider. I would not buy or sell there. Meeting face to face in a parking lot or giving out your home address to someone without recourse, is not my way of doing business. That gets you back to eBay. Even with fee&#039;s, I would still follow that course of action. Delay your trip a little if you have to and add a couple of days on the end instead. Give yourself the month of June to get this accomplished. If setting up the ad and running the sale is non-appealing, they have seller assistants who will do this for you, but there is another fee involved. Contact eBay direct and they can provide you with names. Most have their own eBay stores to begin with, so they are qualified.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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