Orlando Residents have you ever wondered how to sell your gold/silver online for cash? Vermillion Enterprises is proudly offering mail in services for sell-ing silver and gold online. Sell your silver and gold valuables today! To Vermillion Enterprises.
We pride ourselves on offering great customer service with fair market prices. In store AND online. You will not be undersold at Vermillion Enterprises.
Orlando Sell your Gold & Silver Online today for CASH!
Mail in Service How To:
Step 1: Package your items securely in a box. You will want to make sure there is no wiggle room and your package is as secure as Fort Knox.
Step 2: Ship your items to us via USPS, FedEx, or UPS. We have detailed recommendations here.
Step 3: Notify Vermillion Enterprises via our Mail in Service Form. We will need the following: A copy of your State issued Identification. Whether it be an ID Card, Drivers License, or Passport. It will need to match the information submitted on the contact form. In order to receive payment. You can submit it as an attachment using our file uploader OR include a copy with your package. Include a brief description of your items, as well as, the tracking number for your package, and how you would like to receive payment. Don’t forget your PACKING SLIP!
Step 4: As soon as we receive your package, we will evaluate it and call you with a fair market price. If you accept the offer, simply say Yes! We will take care of the rest.
Step 5: Receive payment. Leave a smile on your face.
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Orlando Sell your Gold & Silver today!
Mail in Service Form:
Please use this form to submit your gold and silver valuables for our mail in services. Please make sure you have read the instructions and understand the process. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. We appreciate your business. Thank you for choosing Vermillion Enterprises.
Don’t forget your PACKING SLIP!
Online State Issued Identification Submission
We will need a copy of your State issued Identification. Whether it be an ID Card, Drivers License, or Passport. It will need to match the information submitted on the contact form. In order to receive payment. You can submit it as an attachment using our file uploader OR include a copy with your package.
**Please note, any mail in orders without a State Issued Identification will NOT be processed. Items will be placed on hold.
Mail in Service FAQ’s:
Don’t forget your PACKING SLIP!
- How to box your mail in service package.
- Which shipping method should I use?
- How will I get paid?
- How fast will I get paid?
- Do you provide written offers?
- No, unfortunately due to the volatility of precious metals, we are unable to provide written offers. We will call you with your offer though!
- What If I don’t accept the offer or change my mind?
- Not a problem! If you change your mind BEFORE accepting an offer OR don’t accept the offer, we will gladly ship your items back to you, at no charge to you.
Vermillion Enterprises appreciates your business. Thank you for using our Gold & Silver Mail in Services. Please contact us with any questions. We are here to help.
Orlando Gold & Silver Items Eligible for Mail in Service:
If you have any questions regarding the items we accept, please click on the link to the item you are interested in selling. We have detailed information regarding eligible items. Sell-ing your silver and gold with mail in services never got easier. Still have questions? No problem! Please do not hesitate to contact us. Send us a text to chat using the messaging system in the lower right corner. We will be happy to assist you!
Ready to start the process? Repeat Customer? Click here to go directly to our Mail In Services Form.
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Florida history dates to 1513 — more than a century before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock — when Ponce de León, a sometimes misguided explorer, spied the shoreline and lush greenery of Florida’s Atlantic coast while looking for “the fountain of youth.” He named it La Florida — “the place of flowers.”
In what today is the Orlando area, the settlers built Fort Gatlin in 1838 to offer protection to pioneer homesteaders. The Seminoles kept up a fierce rebellion until 1842. Undefeated. Accepting a treaty. Their remaining numbers totaled about 300. Given land and promised peace. Originally known as Mosquito County. Eventually named more charmingly to Orange County in 1843. Who wants to live in Mosquito County?
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Orlando Reeves (Rees) – Myth or Legend?
How was Orlando named Orlando? There is some speculation there. Some say it was named after a Shakespearean character in As You Like It. But the most accepted version is that the town was named for plantation owner Orlando Reeves. Now thought to be Orlando Rees. Whose homestead had been burned in 1835 during the Second Seminole War. It is believed Rees could have left a pine-bough marker with his name next to the trail; later residents misread “Rees” as “Reeves” and also mistook it as a grave maker. For years, this marker was thought to be a memorial to his marked grave. Discovered near the shores of Lake Eola. In what is now Downtown Orlando.
But it is said that Reeves actually died later, in South Carolina. It’s assumed the name carved in the tree was a marker for others who were on the Indians’ trail. Whatever the origin, Orlando was officially recognized by the U.S. postmaster in 1857.
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1882 Brown Back $5 National Currency Bank Note Charter #3469 Signed by Jas. L. Giles, cashier and William B. Jackson as president
