How To Get Silver Scrap In Fallout 76:
In Fallout 76, you can find a lot of scraps in Appalachia. You will need these scraps for all kinds of crafting projects. Scrap can be used to make weapons, fix broken ones, and even decorate your base. Silver scrap is one of the rarer varieties of scrap in Fallout 76.
Compared to other crafting parts, there aren’t that many items that have this one, but if you remember where to look, you can get a lot of it. This Fallout 76 tutorial teaches you how and where to farm silver scrap.
In Fallout 76, silver is a mineral. You’ll use it a lot to make gear and add-ons for gear. You can find silver in many different ways, which is one of its best qualities.
So, no matter what level you are, getting silver shouldn’t be hard if you use any of the numerous methods in this guide. Still, there are better ways than others.
Where To Find Old Silver:
Silver is hard to find in Fallout 76, just like Ballistic Fiber and other rare items. There aren’t a lot of things you could indeed scrap to get it, and there aren’t a lot of reliable ways to get it.
Like gold, even so, there’s more than a method to just get silver in the game. Make sure you have a lot of acids as well as a workbench for chemistry.
Find And Sell Things That Have Silver In Them.
One of the easiest ways to get silver is to sell things that have silver in them for scrap. Find something that has silver in it. At a workbench, throw it away. Just two steps to finish. First, you have to know what things have silver in them. I’ve listed all the things you can sell for silver in Fallout 76 below.
| Item Name | Silver Yield | Common Locations |
| Assaultron Circuit Board | 1 | Assaultrons, Military Facilities |
| Enhanced Targeting Card | 1 | Robots, Military Facilities, Tech Facilities |
| Fancy Hair Brush | 1 | Bedrooms, Salons |
| Flute | 1 | Schools |
| Grey & Gould Pocket Watch | 1 | Homes |
| Metal Beer Stein | 1 | Bars |
| Silver Bowl | 1 | Restaurants, Fancy Homes |
| Silver Fork | 1 | Restaurants, Fancy Homes |
| Silver Locket | 1 | Homes |
| Silver Ore | 1 | Mines |
| Silver Plate | 1 | Restaurants, Fancy Homes |
| Silver Pocket Watch | 1 | Homes |
| Silver Table Knife | 1 | Restaurants, Fancy Homes |
| Silver Table Spoon | 1 | Restaurants, Fancy Homes |
| Gold Table Spoon | 1 | Restaurants, Fancy Homes |
The easiest way to get silver is to find forks, bowls, knives, & spoons made of silver. A lot of these things can be found at Whitespring Resort as well as the Whitespring Golf Club.
You can also find a lot of these things at the Palace of the Winding Path. If you go to both places, you’ll get a decent chunk of silver for your crafting projects.
Places To Work That Have Silver Deposits:
Here is a small summary of all the workshops with silver deposits, for those who only want to know which ones they need to go to.
- Tyler County Dirt Track
- Wade Airport
- Lakeside Cabins
- Converted Munitions Factory
- Abandoned Bog Town
Those who want to know more about each place can keep reading for more information.
How To Mine Silver Deposits In Workshops And Your Camp:
A safe and reliable way to get silver is to mine silver deposits in your camp or a workshop you have claimed. You can put the silver extractors in workshops with silver deposits or in your camp if it has a silver deposit.
Silver extractors could indeed mine up to thirty pieces of silver scrap before they are full. When the Silver Extractor is full, you have to empty it. At a rate of one silver scrap every 3 minutes, you should check the efficiency of your extractors every hour & a half.
You need to find a place with a silver deposit before you can put a silver extractor there. There are a few workshops with them, and there are also places on the map where you can set up your camp and put a silver extractor on it if it’s in your build area.