Silver (.999) Scrap Price in New Hampshire
National average updated Nov 10, 2026. Yard quotes in New Hampshire vary with volume and prep — use the national average as your baseline and call ahead.
Silver (.999) market context — New Hampshire
New Hampshire sees Silver (.999) flow through yards tied to advanced manufacturing, technology, and tourism. Wider regional patterns matter too: the dense Northeast corridor of mills, refiners, and ports keeps downstream demand close, which usually keeps yard pay tighter to the spot benchmark. Within the state, Manchester has the largest concentration of yards taking Silver (.999). Posted rates inside the state move with end-use demand for industrial uses, jewelry, and investment products, and yard-to-yard spreads reflect each yard's volume and where it ships its sorted material. Calling the yard before driving over is the simplest way to confirm the day's rate and that they want the grade you have on hand.
Scrap Yards Buying Silver (.999) in New Hampshire
- Allstate Recycling Group— Hooksett
- Buffum Auto Salvage & Scrap Metal Processing— Swanzey
- Chapman Scrap Metal Recycling & Demolition— Milan
- Cheney's Scrapyard— Newport
- Cohen Max & Sons Scrap Iron— Manchester
- Gilpatric Metal Recycling— Bristol
- Goshen Auto Wrecking— Goshen
- Granite State Salvage Co Inc— Hudson
- Harding Metals Inc— Northwood
- Lakes Region Scrap Metals— Franklin
- Lamberts Auto & Truck Recyclers Inc.— Rochester
- Manchester Recycling Corp— Manchester
- Manchester Recycling Corporation— Manchester
- Max Enterprises Scrap Metal— Bradford
- Money For Metals— Greenville
- NH Scrap Metal— Nashua
- New England Metal— Madbury
- Omni Resource Recovery, Inc— Seabrook
- Platco Metals Inc— Hudson
- Portsmith Trading— Portsmouth
- Rar— Nashua
- Rockingham Trading Post— Plaistow
- S & S Metals Recycling Inc— Londonderry
- Schnitzer Northeast— Concord
- Schnitzer Steel— Concord