South Bay's Trusted Silver Bar Buyer Since 1980

Sell Your 10 oz Silver Bars for the Highest Payout in LA

South Bay Coin has bought silver bullion from Los Angeles investors for more than 45 years. Bring your 10 oz silver bars to our Lawndale showroom, watch every bar tested and weighed in front of you, and walk out with same-day cash.

The Best Place to Sell 10 oz Silver Bars in Los Angeles

If you are looking to sell 10 oz silver bars in Los Angeles, South Bay Coin is the dealer local investors have trusted since 1980. We are a licensed, bonded, and insured precious metals buyer based in Lawndale, and we have handled thousands of silver bullion transactions for clients across the South Bay and greater LA County.

Most buyers treat a 10 oz bar as plain melt and move on. We do not. We recognize the difference between a generic poured bar and a respected refiner's product, we weigh every bar in troy ounces on a calibrated scale, and we pay against the live silver spot price. Because we work directly with refiners rather than reselling through a middleman, we are able to pay a higher percentage of a bar's true value than most pawn shops or jewelry stores in the area.

Every appraisal happens in front of you at our counter, with zero pressure and no obligation to sell. Whether you are liquidating a single bar, an estate accumulation, or a sealed monster box, you receive the same careful handling and a fair, transparent offer. If your holdings also include silver coins to sell, we will appraise those in the same visit so you leave with one clean payout.

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Our Lawndale Showroom

South Bay Coin

Address 16916 Hawthorne Blvd, Lawndale, CA 90260
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Hours Mon-Fri: 10 AM - 5 PM
Sat: 10 AM - 3 PM
Sun: Closed
Areas We Serve Torrance, Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Hawthorne, El Segundo, Inglewood, Gardena, Carson, Palos Verdes, Long Beach, Compton, Lomita, Rolling Hills, and all of Los Angeles County.
How We Value

How We Value Your 10 oz Silver Bars

A 10 oz silver bar should weigh ten troy ounces, which is heavier than ten standard ounces, so the first thing our appraiser does is confirm the actual weight on a calibrated scale. Nearly all modern bars are stamped .999 or .9999 fine, and that purity, combined with weight and the current spot price, sets the foundation of every offer. We explain each step out loud so you can see exactly how the number is built.

The refiner matters more than many sellers realize. Bars from recognized names such as Engelhard, Johnson Matthey, Sunshine Minting, and SilverTowne are widely trusted and easy to resell, and vintage or discontinued bars from the first two can carry a collector premium well above their raw silver content. We price those individually rather than lumping them in as generic metal. We also read hallmarks, serial numbers, and assay cards, and we authenticate with non-destructive tools including precision calipers and electronic conductivity testing.

Whether your bar is a hand-poured cast piece or a crisply struck minted one, the silver inside is what anchors the value, and we buy both forms in any condition. The same team appraises related items too, so if you also want to sell scrap silver or sterling flatware, bring it along and we will roll everything into one transparent offer.

Silver Bars & Bullion We Buy for Cash

We buy silver bars in every size, brand, and finish. Branded or generic, sealed or loose, a single piece or an entire accumulation. If you want to sell silver of any kind, we evaluate every item for its full value.

10 oz Silver Bars

Branded and generic 10 oz bars in .999 or .9999 fine silver, assay-carded or loose, from any refiner or private mint.

All Other Bar Sizes

1 oz, 5 oz, kilo, and 100 oz silver bars are all welcome, so you can liquidate your full holding in one visit.

Cast & Minted Bars

Hand-poured cast bars and machine-struck minted bars alike, including respected names like Engelhard and Johnson Matthey.

Monster Boxes & Bulk Lots

Sealed monster boxes, full tubes, and estate accumulations. No minimum and no maximum quantity to sell.

Sell Silver Bars in Three Steps

1

Visit, Call, or Text

Walk into our Lawndale showroom at 16916 Hawthorne Blvd. No appointment needed. Or call (310) 363-7808 and text us photos first.

2

Free On-Site Test & Weigh

We weigh each bar in troy ounces, check the hallmark and serial number, and authenticate it in front of you. Zero pressure.

3

Get Paid Immediately

Accept the offer and receive cash or check on the spot. Most visits take about 15 minutes. Bring a valid photo ID.

How We Compare

South Bay Coin vs. Other Silver Bar Buyers

Not every silver bar buyer treats your bullion the same way. Here is how a local, in-person sale at South Bay Coin stacks up against pawn shops, coin shops, and mail-in services.

South Bay Coin Pawn Shops Coin Shops Mail-In
Pays closest to spot Sometimes Varies
Same-day cash
Tests bars in front of you Sometimes Sometimes
Premium for branded bars Sometimes Varies
Buys any quantity Varies Varies
45+ year track record Varies Varies Varies
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What Our Customers Say

5.0
400+ Google Reviews

"Brought in a stack of 10 oz silver bars and they weighed and tested every single one right at the counter. Fair offer, paid same day, no games."

R.M. · Torrance, CA

"I had some old Engelhard bars and they actually knew what they were and paid extra for them. Other places just wanted to melt everything."

D.S. · Redondo Beach, CA

"Sold a full monster box here after calling three other buyers. South Bay Coin was the easiest and most upfront of the bunch. Highly recommend."

J.L. · Manhattan Beach, CA

"Inherited my dad's silver and had no idea what it was worth. They walked me through every bar and never pressured me. Trustworthy people."

A.P. · Gardena, CA
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FAQ

Common Questions About Selling 10 oz Silver Bars

You can sell 10 oz silver bars at South Bay Coin, a licensed precious metals dealer in Lawndale serving all of Los Angeles. Walk in with your bars, watch our appraiser test and weigh each one in front of you, and leave with same-day cash. No appointment is needed.

We base every offer on the live silver spot price, the bar's purity (most are .999 or .9999 fine), and its weight in troy ounces. We weigh each bar on a calibrated scale in front of you. Recognized refiners and collectible vintage bars can earn a premium above generic melt value.

Often, yes. Bars from respected refiners such as Engelhard, Johnson Matthey, Sunshine, and SilverTowne are easier to resell and trusted by buyers. Vintage and discontinued Engelhard and Johnson Matthey bars can carry a collector premium above their silver content, so we price those individually rather than as plain melt.

No. The premium you paid above spot when buying a bar is a one-time cost on the purchase side and is not refunded at sale. We pay based on the bar's silver content and current spot, plus any collector premium. Larger bars like 10 oz typically sell back closer to spot than small bars.

We confirm authenticity with several non-destructive checks: a calibrated scale, precision calipers to confirm dimensions, hallmark and serial-number inspection, and electronic conductivity testing when needed. A genuine .999 bar matches known weight, size, and metal signatures. We do all of this in front of you, never in a back room.

No appointment is required. Walk into our Lawndale showroom during business hours and we will test, weigh, and make an offer on the spot. If you prefer, call or text us photos of your bars first for a general idea, then come in to complete the sale and collect same-day cash.

Either works. We buy a single 10 oz silver bar just as readily as a sealed monster box, full tubes, or an entire estate accumulation. There is no minimum and no maximum. Selling 10 oz bars also lets you liquidate in stages rather than committing your whole holding at once.

Selling locally is usually safer and faster. With a mail-in buyer you ship your bars first, wait days, and accept an offer made out of your sight. At South Bay Coin you keep your bars until you agree to the price, watch every test in person, and walk out with cash the same day.

Cast (poured) bars are formed by pouring molten silver into a mold, giving a rougher, hand-made look. Minted bars are struck from rolled blanks for crisp edges and detailed designs. Both contain the same .999 fine silver and we buy both. Style affects collector appeal more than the underlying silver value.

Selling physical silver can have tax implications, and certain bullion sales may be reportable depending on quantity and type. Rules change and depend on your situation, so we recommend confirming with a tax professional. South Bay Coin follows all California dealer requirements and provides documentation you need for your records.

Ready to Sell Your 10 oz Silver Bars?

Bring your bars to our Lawndale showroom for a free, no-pressure appraisal and same-day cash.