How much cash can you get for your shed antlers?
For starters, depends on condition and grade of the sheds:
Grade A: Antler in perfect condition, brown and beautiful, with no fading…no broken tines or chew marks…this year’s drop, antler picked up within a few weeks or months.
Grade B: Antler in good condition, still natural brown color, may be dull or faded on one side and slightly weathered, probably last year’s drop. May have slight broken tine or chip.
Grade C: Antler faded and weathered to white and chalky, on the ground for 2 or 3 years.
Here are February 2019 estimates from Antlerbuyers.com:
Elk Grade A: $13.50 a pound*
Elk Grade B: $11 a pound*
Elk Grade C: $3 a pound*
Whitetail Grade A: $10 a pound*
Whitetail Grade B: $6 a pound*
Whitetail Grade C: $2 a pound*
Mule Deer Grade A: $11.50 a pound*
Mule Grade B: $6 a pound*
Mule Grade C: $2 a pound*
Moose Grade A: $11 a pound*
Moose Grade B: $7 a pound*
Moose Grade C: $2 a pound*
*Prices estimated. Antler Buyers gets current prices every 3 months by calling, texting, or messaging 4 random antler buyers, and then averaging their prices together.
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Bottom line though is these antlers fall into the same hands a do the illegal kills & poaching of elephants, rhinos, bear gall bladders, etc. Gotta look at the big picture.