Where is the best place to sell silver in Taipei?
Probably Truney near Q Square
thanks. what type of store or establishment is Truney? Is there a full name? Do they have stores that primarily just buy and sell silver and gold like in the US?
Its the only store I know of that you can walk in and buy/sell silver, gold coins and bullion in Taiwan. http://www.truney.com
Their prices fluctuate by the market but the spread is decent. Havenāt found anything better than Truney so if you find something please share.
They have a price list of what they buy Buillion at and different coins, but it changes probably weekly.
They have a physical store, you can read their website in English.
I donāt think collecting Silver is popular in Taiwan.
What are you looking to sell?
thanks for that. i did not see an āenglishā tab to view the website so i emailed them. It is good to know that something like that exists. I am traveling to Taiwan in the fall for some months and will need to sell my american silver eagle one ounce coins for expenses. Since silver is pretty low now, i wanted to have the option of taking the silver there and selling it instead of selling it all here.
There are several stores in different places. Usually, where you find one there are three or four nearby.
You can search on Google Maps for ē åƶåŗ Zhu Bao Dian or é»éåę¶ Huan Jin Hui Shou.
These things arenāt that hard to find 
Oh right, I may have use Google translate on the website. It works well for their site.
Ricarte are those just regular jewelry stores or do they sell silver/gold bars?
i emailed them and they responded to my questions in english . thanks for the contact. It turns out that there price for a silver
eagle is the same as here using the current conversion rate.
Ur welcome
They are regular jewelry shops who also buy/sell gold and silver.
Iām not sure if they sell bars, as I only sold some pieces of jewelry and didnāt but anythingā¦
Anyone got any updated info on selling silver?
The meteoric price has me interested in selling my 50 Liang Sycee
Did you find anywhere with good prices? Have a few coin sets that could go given current pricing!
Not yet, everything seems to only be open during workhours and workdays.
I own a Yuanbao/Sycee thatās stamped 50 liang or 1.875 kg. So I am also worried that there is a historic aspect to it too.
But iāll keep you updated with what I find.
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Ohhhhh, brutal drop today! Will there be a bounce back?! Supply seems to still be very constrained.
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Price going up or down like that is nothing to do with supply.
Yea i was gonna go to check out silver shops today tooā¦
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Iām not one to dollar cost average, but this would have potentially been one last chance for a dip to buy on. That is, if you can even find any to buy. Local coin shops are not doing well with this type of massive instability in the market (well, US-based ones). Low liquidity, long waits/no chances via refiners or wholesalers. I guess everyone in this thread knows that.
Interestingly, I got a message from a pawn shop offering consignment once silver hit 100. Not so sure I trust that model. Glad I got in at @ 25/oz (pre premium). Gotta be in it for the long haul. Fiat is not sustainable.
Itās going to dump again soon, next two months will see a lot of corrections before possibly climbing again.
Hope you managed to get out at the peak! Itās an investment tool, while Fiat has problems weāre not moving to a world where people are using pure silver for goods and services so hoarding it for hoardings sake is dumb, donāt be another Silas Marner!