I worked for a buddy collecting money from his laundromat a while back, the clink of the pre-64s was un-mistakable....as long as he got the right amount of money he did not care that I swapped out the silver for clad coins......good times!
I agree with doing things differently for the experience! Yes, I also would have melted that into shot as well. Taking the extra time just once justifies the time and effort into shot all other times. They were cool to watch though, you have to admit that!
Fantastic video but me personally I would of kept those half spears as is, they looked cool. I would've used them for back round Instagram photos props as I show off poured/vintage bars. 👍
I love your videos. I wish you were more active. What is the best way to turn pig iron into shot? Or is there a way to turn it into a powder and then melt and turn to shot?
Hooked on your videos. You're a pro. Love your need for perfecction on the 5 oz gold bar pour. Curious as to why you didn't make 'corn flakes' outta that Ag to achieve your results faster. Keep up the super good work!
I appreciate you taking the time to watch the vids! Thank you!! Normally I would indeed melt big pieces like this down into shot/corn flakes. I left these whole simply for the vid and the experience.
So I did watch your video and I did everything about the same as what you were doing, but my solution went from that beautiful cobalt blue to black colored. I don’t know if I had too many impurities in the silver, but I’m not sure what to do now it’s all the silver that I had and I’m trying not to lose it. Can you please tell me what I need to do to fix the problem because I would like to cement the silver out using copper but I’m not sure if it will work or not.
I worked for a buddy collecting money from his laundromat a while back, the clink of the pre-64s was un-mistakable....as long as he got the right amount of money he did not care that I swapped out the silver for clad coins......good times!
just found youre videos great watch and some wicked work
I agree with doing things differently for the experience! Yes, I also would have melted that into shot as well. Taking the extra time just once justifies the time and effort into shot all other times. They were cool to watch though, you have to admit that!
Amazing video and incredible work my friend! It really is a joy to watch you work👍🏻 thank you!
Thanks Loren! Definitely a fun experiment :)
Fantastic video but me personally I would of kept those half spears as is, they looked cool. I would've used them for back round Instagram photos props as I show off poured/vintage bars. 👍
They were pretty cool looking. Def would of made good props 😁
Love learning about this. I know you are doing an expirement but i would of melted into shot for the added surface area.
Thanks for watching! I totally agree, melting into shot first is definitely a good idea. Those big chunks took forever lol
I love your videos. I wish you were more active.
What is the best way to turn pig iron into shot? Or is there a way to turn it into a powder and then melt and turn to shot?
Hooked on your videos. You're a pro. Love your need for perfecction on the 5 oz gold bar pour.
Curious as to why you didn't make 'corn flakes' outta that Ag to achieve your results faster.
Keep up the super good work!
I appreciate you taking the time to watch the vids! Thank you!!
Normally I would indeed melt big pieces like this down into shot/corn flakes. I left these whole simply for the vid and the experience.
you should do a video on how you resycle your waiste.
Love your vides bro.
That is nice to hear my friend :)
Do you have any videos of extracting silver from raw ore? We have access to an abandoned silver mine. Thanks for your direction.
I don't work with ore very often. But I'd sure enjoy watching you do some metal detecting at the mine!!!
So I did watch your video and I did everything about the same as what you were doing, but my solution went from that beautiful cobalt blue to black colored. I don’t know if I had too many impurities in the silver, but I’m not sure what to do now it’s all the silver that I had and I’m trying not to lose it. Can you please tell me what I need to do to fix the problem because I would like to cement the silver out using copper but I’m not sure if it will work or not.
I don't know what turned it black, but you won't lose any silver from it. I'd dilute it with distilled water and introduce the copper.
A kilo of impure silver is how much is extracted from crystal
I guess it depends on the level of impurities
@@LithicMetals What is the good way to extract silver from a nitric acid solution?
1/Copper sheets
2/Hydrochloric
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Loving these videos buddy