Where does everyone sell their finds if they do?

[Benchthis2]

Me, the ones I choose to part with, usually find interested buyers by word of mouth. Very rare go to pawn shop. Sound off!

 

[John Madill]

Found a nice hunting knife a couple years ago, sold on Craigslist for $70.
But Craigslist seems pretty dead now.

 

[Wheatback]

Found an old cobalt blue bottle E. Anthony Colladium bottle from New York here in Georgia while detecting got 200.00 on ebay.

 

[VirginiaBikeGirl]

Outside the modern coins, that sounds like a problem for my kids to deal with some day.

 

[ecoast]

ARA Gold

 

[FreeBirdTim]

Scrap Sterling silver sells very fast on eBay. I usually price it at 85% of the current melt value. Just be sure to break down candlesticks and other weighted items. You'll do much better if you remove any cement or metal rods in them. No one wants to buy weighted items, unless they're priced really cheap.

Gold rings are even easier to sell. I price them at 90% of melt and they usually sell the first day I list them. I've also sold oxen shoes, 1930's shotgun shells, boy scout neckerchief slides and many other items that I've dug up over the years. People will buy almost anything on eBay!

 

[metaladdict]

Midwest refineries, if a decent size diamond ring which is very rare then ARA in Texas.
I sell also to my local coin shop, But only silver.