Below spot price scrap Iv spotted

[Webster]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pre-1947-Silver-Coins-1068-grams-Selling-at-90-of-Scrap-Value-/222121746465?hash=item33b77ce021:g:GVoAAOSwB9xXPEBK

11.38 per oz get it while you can. 

[SilverStan]

good spot.

Just bought 2kg the card just cant take any more.

And 50% leaves a lot of crap when refining.

But good spot none the less

[Webster]

Aye do you not use nitric acid to separate the metals?

[SilverStan]

yes but the dirtier the metal ie 50% the harder to filter, it just takes longer.

[Webster]

Just picked up 3 lots myself amounting to 1423g for 227.4 . average out at £9.939 an oz

[SilverStan]

so your well aware of the process then sorry teaching to suck eggs

And well done another good deal.

[Webster]

I watched a youtube video once, they make a sort of silver powder is that correct? I would do that but I think i am going to hoard it all up until I can afford to refine it. Iv checked out some of your bars they are some very nice work indeed

thanks  need to stop buying though as I have gone a bit crazy recently haha !

[SilverStan]

Hey thanks for your kind words.

The silver does go to fine almost crystallised.

But need a lot of filtering otherwise your pour isnt true i know from bad experiences.

If you need acid when your ready let me know.

 

[Murph]

38p a gram times approx 500 since those scales aren't going to be that accurate gives £190, maybe as much as £201 if you're lucky and his weighing is correct .  For £195.50.  If you're refining it at home you have to pay for acid/chemicals and fuel as well.

[Webster]

Good point bout the scales. I will be only refining when I have the capital and price of silver is way up at the time. It's all cost to risk ratio. Silver is silver even not pure. Thanks Stan i'll hit you up in the future breaking bad style xD 

[ChrisSilver]

@SilverStan what's the cost of refining and filtering?

[SilverStan]

Hi Chris id need some more specifics. weights time scales what the refined silver to be poured as.

pm me m8

[DRooster]

Stan have you ever melted and cast the 50% silver? How does it pour? Is there oxidation?