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Cash for Silver

Get the most for your silver.

Cash for silver

Today's

Silver Prices

Silver buying prices by fineness
FINESSEPAYOUT
999 bars & coins$50.00 / oz
925$0.30 / g
800$0.25 / g
Pile of silver

How It Works

Evaluate

We test the purity and weight of your silver.

Receive Quote

We provide a quotation valid for the day.

Decide

Choose whether to SELL or LOAN your silver.

Get Paid

Receive your money on the spot.

Google Reviews

Brampton trusts us with its gold.

Fair offers, honest testing and cash on the spot. Here's what customers say after walking out of our Torbram Road store.

4.8

238 reviews on Google · Cash M Company, Brampton

Lyne

Local Guide · 83 reviews · 14 photos

2 months ago

Sold my broken gold jewelry and gold earrings that lost the pair. Easy, quick and no line ups. Bring ID and your phone number. Sold here 4x snd no problems. Cash on the spot.

Response from Cash M Company · 2 months ago

We're happy to hear that you've had a quick and easy experience every time you've visited us. We truly appreciate your trust and are glad we could help you get cash for your broken and unwanted gold.

Юлия Торожнюк

3 reviews

2 months ago

Great experience! The staff was friendly, professional, and honest. The process was quick and straightforward, and I received a fair offer. Everything was explained clearly, and I never felt pressured. I would definitely recommend this pawn shop to anyone looking for a reliable place.

Response from Cash M Company · 2 months ago

We're glad to hear you felt comfortable with our team and that the process was quick, clear, and fair. Providing honest service without pressure is exactly what we aim for.

K Gau

5 reviews · 5 photos

a month ago

Staff were very helpful in identifying the karat level of my gold necklaces. It was free and fast, and staff were great. Highly recommend.

Response from Cash M Company · 4 weeks ago

Thank you for the review! We're glad we could help and appreciate the recommendation.

hassan rashid

Local Guide · 23 reviews

2 months ago

Excellent service definitely I recommend this place if you want to sell your gold. You won't regret

Response from Cash M Company · 2 months ago

We're so glad you had an excellent experience with us. Your recommendation means a lot, and we truly appreciate your trust.

Ritchie

7 reviews

3 months ago

Perfect experience customer service and too good prices, I would sell my jewellery there again!!

Response from Cash M Company · 3 months ago

We're glad you had a great experience with our customer service and pricing. We appreciate your trust and look forward to helping you again in the future!

Leonid Andrusenko

2 reviews

a week ago

Very professional place, Jason is very good and offered me the best price among all other pawnshops that I visited

We buy all types of silver.

Bars and Coins
Jewellery
Silverware

* Please note that we do not accept silver plated items or knives

Identifying your Silver:

Sterling silverware marks

You can identify whether your item is silver plated or sterling by looking at the marks on each piece. All sterling items will have a hallmark indicating the composition. Most often sterling is indicated by a lion passant stamp if the set originated from Britain. In Canada or the USA, it is most often indicated by the word “sterling” which is stamped into each piece.

Silver Jewellery Marking

The “.925” in sterling silver jewellery indicates that 92.5% of the metal is sterling silver, and the remaining 7.5% are alloy metals that may vary from product to product. Most sterling silver jewellery is made from alloys of silver and copper, however, other metals may be present.

99.9% silver is known as “Fine silver.” 925 Sterling silver jewellery components made in the USA and Canada are often stamped “Sterling.” Goods made for international trade are often marked “925,” indicating the 92.5% fineness. “Coin” silver is used in some countries and may be marked either “900” or “800,” depending on fineness.

Silver Plating

Silver plating was discovered back in the 18th century. Electrodes would cover copper with a thin layer of silver. Use of silver is minimal, so is the cost. The silver content in silver plated products is so small, there is no silver value in such products. Most common silver plate marks are: E.P., Electroplate, Plate, S.P., EPNS. We at Cash M Company do not buy silver plated items.

Visit us at our Brampton location.