closed Hancrafted silver testing slides

[AgD]

Hancrafted silver testing slides by YouTuber CCT who has now made nearly two thousand of these and distributed them worldwide over the past seven years.

All slides come with comprehensive user instructions. The hardwood and exotic hardood slides use high quality materials including a solid brass hinge and mutli layer lacquer finish.

To be clear and upfront from the off I am listing these on behalf of CCT and will be posted direct from him but all communication and payment will go through me, I will earn a commission from CCT from the sale's, prices and post costs below for the UK but can be posted internationally please pm for a quote.

Granite £25  (2 in stock)

Iroko £35  (out of stock)

English elm £35  (out of stock)

Zebrano £40  (out of stock)

1st class £3.85, 2nd class £3.20 & 1st class signed £4.85

Payment by PayPal friends and family or bank transfer 

[James32]

@theman73??

[theman73]

17 minutes ago, James32 said:

@theman73??

No thanks

 

[James32]

7 minutes ago, theman73 said:

No thanks

 

It isn't just about being magnetic or not...there is a little more to it 😂

[AgD]

There is the art to it and having a nice piece to leave out 😁👍

[Gordy]

1 hour ago, AgD said:

There is the art to it and having a nice piece to leave out 😁👍

I like them but already have a slider

[AgD]

2 Zebrano sold 

1 English elm sold.

[Tn21]

Can I get the granite version pls, will process payment from Tuesday. 

[AgD]

16 minutes ago, Tn21 said:

Can I get the granite version pls, will process payment from Tuesday. 

1 granites sold 2 in stock 

[Mtaybar]

Forgive me but how exactly does this work and prove anything? 

[Gordy]

2 minutes ago, Mtaybar said:

Forgive me but how exactly does this work and prove anything? 

You put a silver coin on it and if it slides slowly it has a high silver content, just one way of checking, not fool proof

[Mtaybar]

1 minute ago, Gordy said:

You put a silver coin on it and if it slides slowly it has a high silver content, just one way of checking, not fool proof

What I wonder is how and why and why is it considered a valid test. I understand how the ramp is supposed to preform but how does it only make silver slide slowly. 

[Mtaybar]

Does it work for different sized bars in the same way?

[Gordy]

4 minutes ago, Mtaybar said:

What I wonder is how and why and why is it considered a valid test. I understand how the ramp is supposed to preform but how does it only make silver slide slowly. 

its only one of a few tests to help identify if a coin or bar is genuine, it works as underneath the slide surface there will be a band or length of neodymium magnets that work by slowing coins with high silver content and those made of cupro-nickel will almost fall off and those with steel in will stick like a normal magnet works on steel, so a cupro-nickel will slide straight down very quickly and a .999 silver coin will take around 2-3 seconds to reach the bottom  

[Gordy]

7 minutes ago, Mtaybar said:

Does it work for different sized bars in the same way?

if the bars are small enough to fit on it yeah, BTW @AgD I want discount for selling this for you lol

[Mtaybar]

7 minutes ago, Gordy said:

its only one of a few tests to help identify if a coin or bar is genuine, it works as underneath the slide surface there will be a band or length of neodymium magnets that work by slowing coins with high silver content and those made of cupro-nickel will almost fall off and those with steel in will stick like a normal magnet works on steel, so a cupro-nickel will slide straight down very quickly and a .999 silver coin will take around 2-3 seconds to reach the bottom  

Thanks for the info. I didn't realize there were magnets in the strip as I thought magnets didn't affect silver. I'll watch some YouTube vids ect... To get a bit of a better grasp. 

[Gordy]

Just now, Mtaybar said:

Thanks for the info. I didn't realize there were magnets in the strip as I thought magnets didn't affect silver. I'll watch some YouTube vids ect... To get a bit of a better grasp. 

If you buy off Martin at Silver Trader he chucks a small one in stuck to the back of the flyer and you can use these to test a coin, tilt it at 45 degrees and let it slide down

[James32]

Just now, Mtaybar said:

Thanks for the info. I didn't realize there were magnets in the strip as I thought magnets didn't affect silver. I'll watch some YouTube vids ect... To get a bit of a better grasp. 

Silver is paramagnetic....has a very slight attraction to magnets hence it sliding slower down the ramp. 

 

[Mtaybar]

I would of assumed different weighted bars would slide differently.

[Gordy]

1 minute ago, Gordy said:

If you buy off Martin at Silver Trader he chucks a small one in stuck to the back of the flyer and you can use these to test a coin, tilt it at 45 degrees and let it slide down

This is my slider, bought off ebay a couple of years ago

[Mtaybar]

This is all very fancy and new to me lmao.... It'll be cool to have a bit of silver testing paraphilia knocking about. Not only does it look cool but has practical use as well. I'll be after one of these come payday me thinks. 

[AgD]

5 hours ago, Mtaybar said:

This is all very fancy and new to me lmao.... It'll be cool to have a bit of silver testing paraphilia knocking about. Not only does it look cool but has practical use as well. I'll be after one of these come payday me thinks. 

When your ready then bud just send me a message 👍

@Gordy thank you for filling in and I'm sure we could work something out 😉👍

[AgD]

English elm sold.

[Fishy321]

1 zebrano please if still available

[AgD]

Pm in coming 👍