Silver (.999) Scrap Price in Ohio
National average updated Nov 10, 2026. Yard quotes in Ohio vary with volume and prep — use the national average as your baseline and call ahead.
Silver (.999) market context — Ohio
The Ohio market for Silver (.999) is shaped by the state's economic mix of automotive manufacturing, steel, plastics, and healthcare. On a regional level, Midwest steel mills, auto plants, and rail logistics put yards close to the consuming buyers for industrial uses, jewelry, and investment products. The largest pocket of yards taking Silver (.999) sits in Cleveland. End-use demand for industrial uses, jewelry, and investment products sets the floor; what each yard pays on top of that depends on its volume and shipping setup. A quick call ahead confirms both the day's posted rate and whether the yard wants the specific grade you are bringing.
Scrap Yards Buying Silver (.999) in Ohio
- 3-D Scrap Metals— Lorain
- 6400 Stock— Cleveland
- A & B Iron & Metal Company— Dayton
- A J Recycling— Kinsman
- A&S Salvage— Hammondsville
- A-1 Hauling & Dumpster Service— Warren
- A-Z Recycling Inc.— Columbus
- AMG Resources Corp— Youngstown
- ATruck4Hire LLC— Cleveland
- Aardvark Auto Recycling— Columbus
- Abes Auto Parts— Toledo
- Able Alloy Inc.— Cleveland
- Able Alloys— Cleveland
- Academy Metals— Eastlake
- Ace Brother's Equipment— Cleveland
- Ace Towing— Lancaster
- Adams-Brown Recycling Sta— Georgetown
- Admiral Metals— Twinsburg
- Aetna A1 Parts & Wrecking— Cleveland
- Aetna Metal Recycling— Cleveland
- Affordable Auto Parts & Salvage Inc— Ashtabula
- Akron Recycling— East Canton
- All American Recycling Company— Lorain
- All City Auto Recycling— Columbus
- All City Auto Recycling & Core— Columbus