6 Ounce Gold Refine COMPLETE REFINING Pt3

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[@benjimun1]

How many of you all noticed that chunk of gold sponge fall out his melt dish?

[@brett76544]

The one off the back, but there was also a small chunk near the front bottom corner. Then you could see all the gold drops along the sides of the melt dish. A little borax along the sides and he might get a gram or so out of that melt dish.

[@dooty-mcDooty]

Yes

[@sreetips]

I’ll get it and add to my next batch of karat gold - no worries.

[@FiveStringCommando]

I was just thinking, “There’s $30 just sitting on the brick…”

[@Mike-METALS]

Ya I was wondering about that 🤔 lol

[@chrisdawson6380]

Love watching your videos. They are addictive. Don't know why but it Never gets old. Must be the shiny yellow metal. Terrific content.

[@sreetips]

Thank you!

[@justanopinion7029]

@@sreetips Pls help i need advice..Im new at this but was fasinated by few vids back you growing the silver and im a rookie and wanna start doing the same so equipment wise looks like your using a laboratory power supply found one on ebay is a maximum of 30V 10A DC Power Supply Adjustable 4 Digit Display Laboratory Power Supply..Also you said you were using nitric acid but what percentage is that?..Because the ones i can find online is rated at 68% so will that be suitable and what outher acid where you using might have been sulphuric also what percentage?..Im a total rookie at this but really wanna learn but not die in the process anything you can tell me chemicals percentages would be awesome..Looks like it uses a really small amount of electricity as well for being left on 24/7 so i can't see it hurting the power bill too much as well..We all gotta start somewhere and just in the learning stage appreciate any help thanks

[@badmonkey1686]

These uploads are a perfect example of why i watch your videos. Pefecting techniques keeps you ahead of the game, and saving time. Amazing

[@ut000bs]

Did you notice the pan doing a little jiggle back and forth as the gold was drying? See at 5:00 when you remove the water. That jiggle comes from the heating coil on that hotplate. It turns on and off maintaining a certain temperature and when it heats and cools it expands and contracts moving the pan back and forth just a little as it does so. You would never see it without time-lapse. Another great series, Sr. I thank you again for sharing your hobby with all of us. It never gets old.

[@KrazzyKlown]

You drop a bit of gold at 5:45 and you never show yourself picking it up. This made me feel uncomfortable. Please confirm that the bit of gold was retrieved.

[@scottstewart5784]

came here to see if it was just me - thanks

[@filipeomartins]

Your answer its in the fist video this serie.

[@polysorbate]

haha, same. Also, this is my first time bother to read any comments on a sreetips video. Sree's got a high booty bot ratio.

[@menotume]

Yep, I'd guess a 1 to 2g chunk of powder. There was also a smaller piece that fell off to the left in the last batch he put in the dish.

[@scrapman502]

Yea, Big chunk at 5:45 and a small piece at 8:40 as he's loading up for his 3rd pour. Plus, he left a lot of gold beads in the dish, and also poured off lots of floating gold into that orange bucket. Never fear however, that's just a guarantee you'll see another video of him recovering it.

[@tbreitkopf]

I love all your videos. I am sitting here trying to think of how you can get more views and what other content you can do that fits into what you've already done. Gold videos: 1) extract gold from ore. 2) refine gold that was found in the ground (like from panning) 3) improve refining methods from the high view videos (gold fingers, computer scrap, plated stuff) Silver Videos: 1) automate silver refinement (maybe a screw conveyer or an auger that gets the silver out so it wont short), this might lead to different container shapes. Other videos: 1) Do amateur chemistry to make the chemicals you then use to refine gold/silver 2) jewelry prep. make improvements to speed/quality? 3) get copper out of waste solution and make something to sell to us. If I think of more I'll post in whatever the latest video is.

[@sreetips]

Thank you!

[@marcyd2007]

Sreetips, that's not a Beaker, that's a 45 Gallon Drum dude! I love the way you roll my man 🙂

[@Tarejod]

Never seen this magnific chemical process. Absolutely interesting. Best congratulations!

[@زايدالدويري]

Oh my god, the golden chocolate. What a sight.❤

[@BronzeAgePuritan]

I don't know what you were doing camera-wise with those close-ups of the gold melting in the melt dish, but I have to say that there's a beautiful artful quality to the video. Maybe it's the saturation of colors or some other strange artifact of the video settings within the camera, but I haven't seen such a visually satisfying sequence in a long time. I would call it real art. Well done.

[@sreetips]

Excellent, thank you

[@Knee-ko]

Yep - those pours don't get any less stunning. Great refining series again, Kevin. 👍👍

[@seanvanheusen2954]

I must say I’ve wondered how beautiful a “ gold cell “ of equal proportion as your old silver cell would look at harvest time I know that has to have crossed everyone’s mind and also since I’m asking this hypothetically would you feed 10k 14k etc through it ? And of course would it grow an insanely beautiful crystal forest? Hmm 🤔 I wonder 💭

[@sreetips]

There’s a way to grow high purity gold crystals. But it’s complex and requires special apparatus. I can grow pure four nines gold in my electrolytic gold cell. But the gold doesn’t look the same as the silver crystal does. It’s more nodular. But still beautiful in its own rite.

[@allentruitt8632]

It could've been those pieces that spilled over the melt dish that cost you...and a little pour over into gold waste container. I suspect you'll get it in the end.😅

[@Ellis157]

that new beaker is massive I love it the gas precipitation it the best love the way the gold comes out so clean👍

[@Ellis157]

i think the hydrogen proxied gas precipitation makes the cleanest. that i have seen you do so far.

[@sreetips]

H2O2 dissolve, SO2 gas precipitation. A good combination for pristine GOLD.

[@DavidDavis-fishing]

Gooooood evening from central Florida! Hope everyone has a great night!

[@essexfarmer9610]

And good evening from just north of London.

[@sreetips]

Goooood evening!

[@DavidDavis-fishing]

@@essexfarmer9610 howdy! 👋

[@Chronic_Relapser]

And from south Florida

[@Arne-ns2mw]

My dear friend...hello🙂🔥 God bless yoy🙂

[@Alex-ob9wx]

Is there an episode yet titled “Sreetips workshop sweeps” in which you refine your vacuum cleaner bag? I’d love to see that one!

[@bellowsforge9726]

This never gets old, Thank you Sreetips!

[@natebarker5698]

I love your videos. I will never do any of this cuz I’m just not smart enough AND most importantly my wife wouldn’t let me even try. 😂 Regardless your videos are awesome and so informative. Love them.

[@wrc1210]

Great video as always! Hey, if you're looking for an idea for a video, I personally, would find something like this very interesting.: Before you begin, weigh everything, the jewelry, your jugs of acid, your water bottles for rinsing, your waste container, your silver/base metal container, etc., etc. etc. And then after all is complete, weigh everything again and see if there is a proper accounting for all the mass. Just wondering if maybe you could get an idea of how much of the mass is leaving via that brown vapor during the dissolving process and how much silver/base metals was recovered, etc. I'd imagine you might have to do some intermediate weighings too. For example, when you're drying the gold powder maybe you'd want to weigh it wet before drying so you know how much of the water you used from your water bottles for rinsing just went up in steam, as opposed to going into one of your waste receptacles. I don't know, maybe just me, but I think that would be kind of cool to see.

[@spamaccount6460]

Wow, those pours were so damn precise!

[@sreetips]

I’ve found that the key is getting that graphite mold real hot.

[@paulknight1879]

Love what u do from the UK 🇬🇧 Best gold channel on KZbin.

[@sreetips]

Thank you

[@ExtractingMetals]

At the end when you showed the losses and explained that something in the K gold must have been non gold, is a great example of the reason to hobby refine. I bet there are a lot of folks who hold their gold as karate scrap but have a lot less gold than what they think they do. Great refining series. I have a video request, can you do an in depth review of all the components you use to assemble the SO2 generator?

[@obiwanbenobi4943]

He was relocating some of the gold during rinsing and pour offs into the waste refining stock pots, eventually that will be recovered, but to me that is a waste of time and resources if you've already got the gold nearly pure to pour it off into a lesser pure mix then means you are wasting that effort. Instead to pour it off into one dedicated container to let it settle out and then after it has settled out you could pour that solution off, but i think that would be a good base to see if you could work with just that solution to get the gold out without recontaminating it with other metals. I'm not sure how that would go, but perhaps some aquaregia and then an SO2 bubble precipitate... Also I've already mentioned that he's wasting a fair amount of nitric acid in later boils and rinses that could be reused for his initial acid boils. Pouring that into a silver stock pot loaded with sterling silver is a big waste of time and effort because later he's having to reprocess the silver out of those solutions again. Getting huge buckets of cemented silver to then reprocess again to remove the copper and other metals. Just adding extra work for himself. Sorry to harp on this, but I think it important to be efficient with time and resources. :) And sure if you are happy with what you are getting than you can easily ignore my thoughts, but for others who are reading along I think it worth to think about. I think of it this way, when working on a project I don't want to introduce more Gremlins by making it more of a mess. In gardening this means weeding from the uphill and upwind areas (energy and time flows and edges are important). In metal refining it means not doing things that push your results backwards towards the other contaminants if you can help it.

[@lightgunner1]

Great series, again! Love to watch.

[@SithMami]

Kevin, how long have you been collecting all of that lab-grade glass? You've got quite the collection! Would love to see another video where you show off your shop. Great video, my friend. Thank you!

[@sreetips]

I accumulated it over the last 14 years. When I thought of an experiment I’d figure out what glassware I needed, then went on eBay and ordered it. I had a small chemistry setup in my basement when I was about ten or twelve. But I abandoned it when I got in high school and discovered partying and girls. My current setup is a continuation of that time. Only now I can afford nicer stuff to practice with.

[@xredhead7135x]

I presume a gold waste recovery series is in order soon based on the amount of gold waste lately. 🤞

[@sreetips]

Stock pots are due

[@MangoMousse888]

Good series 👍

[@sreetips]

Thank you

[@Nordrick]

Makes me wish id av studied science at school..ammount of gold ive thrown away over years getting rid of old circutboards in computers and nackered mobiles etc..

[@lutomson3496]

why did he have to use all that silver to start with? and can he recover that or does it go to waste? just curious

[@jonahweinshenker]

He doesn’t waste anything. He recovers all the silver, and silver is what he uses to extract the gold.

[@jakesmerth1919]

Inquarted gold is easier to disolve and refine. With the silver in, the acids can really get in there and remove not just the silver but other metals and contaminants that might be present. He recovers the silver but not any of the copper, if I recall correctly. (The copper isn't worth it)

[@KrazzyKlown]

If he does not inquart the gold, aka adding silver, then the nitric acid is unable to pull the base metals from the gold and it will just sit in the acid inert. He does recover the silver later.

[@clintongriffin2077]

He uses copper later to take the silver out of solution. And then melts poor quality silver into shot and uses it in an electrolyte silver cell to get it .999 fine

[@ScrapFatherScrapSon]

Yeah, it’s a strange process to add silver than clean up everything with the silver in corded into the gold. I’ve asked the same question before it’s still strange to me, but some kind of molecular structure is easier to eat out with acid when the silvers attached to it.

[@jimmycampanajr]

At 8:43 a smoke comes from the melting dish. Could you describe that smell?

[@sreetips]

It smelled like burning wood.

[@davidmarshall9160]

I CAN GUARANTEE THAT THE NEXT MELT OF SREETIPS GOLD MELT INCLUDED THAT PIECE OF GOLD SPONGE THAT SLUFFED OFF OF THE MELT DISH WAS INCLUDED IN THE NEXT MELT,,, EQUASIONS ,,,WEIGHTS,,, AND COUNTS ,,,, THAT IS SREETIPS FORTE, PER SAY,,, THATS WHY I WATCH AND LEARN, THANK YOU SREETIPS FOR ANOTHER SUPERIOR WAY, AND WATCH💯💯💯🎯🎯🎯🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JamesAnderson-nz1ro]

Awesome video as always Sreetips but I was wondering do you know of any other precious metal refining channels besides yours I've been looking all over.

[@sreetips]

To be honest, mine is the only one I watch.

[@JamesAnderson-nz1ro]

@@sreetips gotcha thank you Sir

[@Ghostontherun]

Sreetips, did you look into getting the gold powder under a microscope at the university yet. I know you're a busy man, but would love to see it happen.

[@Ellis157]

seems like you don't have to use as Mutch smb when in gas form

[@OvisHerder1]

Very nice. You give me the urge to invest in some equipment and set up my own personal refinery. Where do you get rid of all your dirty solution at?

[@sreetips]

Waste treatment.

[@grumpyg9350]

Wow!

[@Rickimusic]

no idea what you are doing but fun to watch.

[@dimorvanerkel2025]

Awesome mr Sreetips....beautiful 999 gold a great precipritation....your work is amazing and great science aswell love your chanel mr Sreetips greetings from the Netherlands

[@sreetips]

Thank Netherlands.

[@andrewrossi7164]

Amazing gold bars, great job sreetips 👍

[@منسوريا-ض2ج]

ممكن سؤال كيف ترسب الذهب ماهي المواد ترسيب أنا عبفشل في الترسيب شكرا الك

[@sreetips]

We buy scrap gold jewelry at local sales near our city.

[@mrtank1967]

Thank you for teaching.

[@rathernot1502]

Just the first bar you had on the the scale (57g) is currently $4,364 by itself, so that's roughly 12K in cash value for all three. You're gonna need a bigger safe if you keep this up! Thanks for the series, always fun to watch.

[@camus6208]

Is it time to process all your Gold Waste Solutions ?

[@sreetips]

Stock pots are due. Filters are full.

[@hosseric]

Enjoy the content! Thank You Sir!

[@hosseric]

Was wondering do you process your paper storage on camera or is that something you do off camera?

[@sreetips]

I’ve got a bucket full of filters that I need to process. I’ve done them in the past. Now they’re due again.

[@ZoonCrypticon]

Beautiful ending of the third part of your refining video! The walls of your working place must shine golden after so many years of gold smelting and the condensing gold vapors on the surrounding surfaces ! Do you also recycle your airfilters in your mask and aircon, similar to the jewler´s dust ?

[@sreetips]

I’ve never tried it.

[@MotivatedMindzLLC]

How much material did it take to get that much in gold ?

[@sreetips]

What, times 0.583, equals 6 ounces? 6 divided by 0.583 equals 10.2 Troy ounces of 14k gold. 10.2 Troy ounces times 31.1g equals about 320g of 14k scrap gold to get 6 Troy ounces of pure gold.

[@منسوريا-ض2ج]

انا مشارك في القنات ممكن سوال ماهي الحماض التي تستعمله

[@sreetips]

I use hydrochloric acid 31.45% nitric acid 68% to 70% and sulfuric acid (Rooto Professional Drain Opener) 93%

[@NAFOARMY]

Bar Bar Bar !Jackpot!

[@carlhaynie8710]

Did you retrieve the chunk that fell out of your spoon at 5:47?

[@sreetips]

No, I just let it go. It’s lost and gone forever! I’m being facetious, swept it into a container and will add into my next batch of karat scrap.

[@bobjones8372]

I sure hope you see this, I can't think of anyone else that might know the answer. I have an old gold plating kit from the 60's. Or early 70's , the 4oz bottle of plating solution leaked and soaked into about a 8 inch section of the cardboard, would you have any idea how I might be able to salvage it? Would there even be enough in it to be worth bothering with?

[@sreetips]

I’ve no experience with gold plating solutions. But if it were mine, I’d cut the cardboard with the gold plating solution out, burn it to an ash in a melt dish, place the ash in a clean beaker and try a little Aqua Regia to see if I could detect and gold in the solution.

[@alasdairblackmore2592]

Yep ... 10g loss is way better than the Chinese people are experiencing at the moment. After covid the CCP started buying gold, triggering the people with money to do the same ... turns out tho that the CCP were buying 4 9s fine solid gold bars ... and the people with money left were buying non-returnable gold plated iron bars.

[@sreetips]

One of the reasons I learned to refine it myself. It’s the only way you can be sure.

[@thespicemelange.1]

You got to find a better way to put the gold in the melt dish. It's too easy to spill it all over the place. I've seen so many chunks not make it into the melt dish. It's either that or try to find a bigger melt dish.

[@sreetips]

I used an undersized melt dish because that’s all I had for now. Plus, the pesky camera is right in my way and hinders my movement and accuracy.

[@thespicemelange.1]

@@sreetips no worries, I wasn't trying to tell you what to do, I was just trying to help, sorry If I seemed intrusive.

[@sreetips]

Not at all. I read these comments and pick up ideas from my viewers.

[@MerchantMarineGuy]

Beautiful bars!

[@kimberlynolz5725]

I was pouring another 100g gold bar last week and somehow i dumped it all over my melt talble and floor im still missing about 2 grams

[@sreetips]

Thankfully, that’s never happened to me (knock on wood). Still, if you got everything back except two grams, then that’s not bad.

[@kimberlynolz5725]

Last night I took a shop vac an vacuumed the whole lab thin panned it out an there was way more than 2 grams! There was almost 8!

[@sreetips]

Nice!

[@michaelcrews6725]

What does wet/dry gold sponge feel like when rubbed between the fingers?

[@sreetips]

Powder

[@joeontko2186]

@sreetips hello my friend. Thankyou for the series. Quick question for you. I was down to my brown mud I then dried it out. Put it in my crucible and started to put heart on it sprinkle a little borax. But it never became a molten puddle and just crystalized? For lack of a better word. Any idea what I did wrong?

[@sreetips]

Sounds like your flame isn’t getting hot enough.

[@szaboaz]

If I had the inclination to repeat this myself, my main concern would be the health implications. Can it be reduced to zero essentially. Okay, we won't live forever, and everything around us is contaminated nowadays, but how can we be 100% sure that we won't harm ourselves doing this. A closed laboratory fume hood with the built in gloves comes to mind. Or robotics, but that seems almost impossible. Well, there are some advancements in the field, but even if possible technically, probably prohibitive by cost.

[@sreetips]

There’s no way to safely do these reactions without a fume hood.

[@davidgibson6909]

Well you also lost 2 clumps in the scoop process... not sure what that weighed but at least 5g....

[@ايمن-ح3ل]

الذهب اسفنجي؟!

[@obiwanbenobi4943]

The molecular structure produced by inquartation and then the removal of the silver and other base metals with nitric acid. Yes, it would be spongy looking. Would love to see it under really high magnification.

[@tazanteflight8670]

@5:45 Hey if you want to do your gold melt videos in my garage.... let me know!

[@paulkerr2298]

again again, so good

[@merc7105]

Lovely bars!

[@freddurstedgebono6029]

Is buying the bulk scrap jewelry bags on ebay and acid testing the pieces is a solid collecting method? Or do you think they’re mostly scams (gold and silver removed out already)?

[@sreetips]

I’ve never bought scrap jewelry bags on eBay. We buy scrap gold and silver at local sales.

[@josephcormier5974]

Excellent video sir six stars

[@randallross420]

Very satisfying

[@quinton3997]

I've almost got a ounce ready to melt into a bar

[@sreetips]

Excellent. There’s nothing (and I mean nothing) like the look and feel of pure gold in the palm of your hand.

[@gfhrtshergheghegewgewgew1730]

that was the wildest gold drying timelapse ever, it all shrank up and then puffed up a bunch of steam all at once? what?

[@sreetips]

I seen that.

[@eddieb9110]

So the silver is sacrificed in the process?

[@sreetips]

Not at all. I recover very every bit of silver, melt into shot, run it through my silver cell. Then harvest the pure silver and put it away and forget about it. Except for a few ounces offered for sale on my eBay site.

[@eddieb9110]

@@sreetips When in the process do you get the silver back?

[@sreetips]

After I run it through the silver cell.

[@antoniobalmorac3761]

Thanks for the video

[@matrex187]

I noticed at least three instances in the video where you lost gold.

[@sreetips]

No gold was lost. I spilled some. I retrieved it.

[@zorzyk6790]

Why not leave this refined gold to dry naturally? Don't you feel sorry for the electricity?

[@sreetips]

Because I didn’t think of it.

[@superterminald3827]

Creating 15 grand part 3

[@sreetips]

Nice. Takes 16.5 ounces of gold to buy the Dow. Last week it was 16.7 ounces to buy the Dow. That means that, priced in GOLD, the Dow was down this week. Even though it made a new high. Making predictions is risky business, especially if they’re about the future. I predict one ounce of gold to buy the Dow.

[@fredrichardson9761]

Three absolutely perfect gold bars - kind of amazing you did them one after the other like that. Another outstanding video and a very cool refining. Again, well done! 👍👍

[@BoogerWolf]

SO AWESOME!!!

[@joshuacalderon7735]

The gold that went the other beaker when pouring out the water and the gold he drop while putting it in the melting dish...

[@sreetips]

That accumulates in my waste container (like a savings account) and I’ll recover and refine it in a later video.

[@StefanShorko]

Good work team. I recommended your channel among a top 30 KZbin channel list, but nobody saw it yet. Maybe you lost the 10 grams of gold while some of it dropped in the gold waste refining bottle.

[@sreetips]

Thank you! I haven’t lost any yet.

[@StefanShorko]

@@sreetips all good chief

[@Mike-METALS]

So nice sreetips

[@kimberlynolz5725]

Wat would be on the gold to make it smoke like that? It dont look like just steam and it shouldnt be wet enough foe that amount of steam

[@sreetips]

I’m not sure. It smelled like burning wood. I didn’t think the SO2 gas imparted any compounds into the gold, but maybe it did. But the bars looked excellent. You can tell a lot about the purity of the gold by the surface of the bar after melting,

[@CothranMike]

@@sreetips since it smelled like wood I am going to guess it was sulfur dichloride. Was there briefly a cherry red liquid? No, I did not see that since it was dry enough so that makes the allotrope a whitish gas and pungent like burning wood! Bingo! That is what it was, not trapped H2O in the powder gold at all. I stand corrected from my earlier comment of it being just traped H2O. It was trapped SCL2 (g). That is a nasty gas, would have been better to have your respirator on you old salt dog! It forms chlorine containing acids on contact with your damp mucous membranes and as a red liquid rather than a whitish gas is highly corrosive and toxic. As a gas it did little harm if you rinse your nose and mouth with 1/2 normal saline and an infant nose syringe made of soft rubber or now a days silicone -if not done you will have a bit of membrane peel and that would be the extent of it over the few times you were exposed, take care in the future to pulverize any gold sponge better while drying please or use a respirator as you have in the past. That explains the thick whitish gas discharged several times, make a note in the book so someone else reading it will be warned as well. Folks, all is well, this (gas precipitation) is the best method, still, it was a lesson for ALL. That is a great camera and lighting when I went back and looked it is just as I have heard it described by and in my uncle's crabby hand written notes. I will not correct my prior comment but I will leave a note to read it here in full for folks. Ah, heck, I'll just cut and paste it there... which I did. Edited on May 18, 24 to correct spelling and add this. Maybe that will get it out of limbo. Let us see.

[@sreetips]

Sulfur dichloride got it

[@CothranMike]

@@sreetips some how the comment you are replying too is not showing on my screen. I am the poster, I did not delete this one, I have No clue. Looking back through the audit roll I see I did delete it, my bad.

[@CothranMike]

And checking back for the "your comment got a heart... " entry in my notifications I see the comment now but only in the notifications. This is very odd. I noticed this last night and flippant posted I can delete my own comments ty. And I guess that was what happened. Me, always me. Sorry...

[@Yodiyst]

Big beaker 😃

[@tariatimes]

Gold fell off the spoon at 5.47 towards the back

[@sreetips]

I retrieved it add to my next batch of karat scrap.

[@tariatimes]

You mentioned in the overall loss as other metal, a short video explaining this might hit the numbers ? Keep going

[@donaldscott7279]

You lost some grams while the transfer. I just threw my back out reaching and lifting like you did.

[@sreetips]

I retrieved it.

[@obiwanbenobi4943]

I always enjoy watching your videos, but that extra large beaker clanged once during rinsing (I think it was) and I got worried I was going to see things break. I do hope you won't keep pressing things towards the extremes just to have a bigger amount for the drama of it and then box yourself into a disaster. Safety is more important than drama. Lack of safety can then bring another kind of really negative drama...

[@sreetips]

I agree. There’s no substitute for safety. Metal and glass is not a good combination. If I wasn’t shooting video I could use HDPE buckets that are much safer. But then we couldn’t see the reaction very well.

[@obiwanbenobi4943]

@@sreetips The other concern with safety is when you get tired - becomes too easy to rush things and make mistakes when it gets late. But I will keep watching no matter what. :)

[@alligator8811]

5:45 минуте потеряли золото

[@sreetips]

There are losses all along the way. Minimizing them will depend on the skill and technique used by the refiner.

[@edman2740]

How does this man make a profit, he looses half the yield in transfers

[@sreetips]

The GOLD is his profit. Even if he loses more, he still makes out because he traded paper dollars, that are declining, for highly valuable gold. He made his profit when he bought the scrap gold. Plus, he doesn’t have to worry about reselling. The gold is the profit.

[@KamuiPan]

I think you lost that 10 grams of Gold while spoon feeding your crucible.

[@sreetips]

Tenths only.

[@tz4253]

Can I have some please? hahah 😫😫

[@sreetips]

I wish that I was so wealthy that I could afford to give gold away for free. Wouldn’t that be awesome!

[@Jinsyl-xi4by]

OMG I 'll get there...eventually

[@troyfowler5177]

42nd!

[@mondogecko01]

Is there a chance someone can earn from you what you spilled outside the melt dish if ya missed😁You lost a total of ten grams maybe 6 from spilling😊

[@sreetips]

Lost: gone missing, no longer in your possession or control such as a “lost book” “lost child” or losing a game. But I haven’t lost anything. I’ll just sweep it up and add it to my next batch of karat gold.

[@mondogecko01]

You lost a chunk.. And you missed alot after the smp gas precipitation... I hope you caught it

[@sreetips]

I’ll get every little bit of it, fear not.

[@whatthefunction9140]

Would love to see more vids on buying gold and silver and the total cost breakdowns

[@prestontucker6171]

He won't do that. He avoids those details to protect the system that he and his wife have of acquiring the material they refine for themselves.

[@sreetips]

I’ve tried to convince Mrs sreetips to let me shoot video of her in action. But she refuses because it very cut throat. And I must respect her wishes

[@thomaswinters447]

Live the crystalline structure you can see when the gold freezes. Another great video.

[@adamspivey]

That HAS to feel incredible to hold those solid gold bars after all that work. What a reward!

[@matthewtracy8744]

I still think a small Mason jar full of sponge gold would be cool... lol

[@frankmons4889]

A large mason jar full would be cooler lol 👍

[@scottindestin]

The King of Inquartation dominating the gold refining arena.

[@Sanzus2]

Great result and some nice little bars!

[@richardwarnock2789]

Sweet Triplet Bar's!!!; )

[@iceman2184]

SCIENCE!!!!!!

[@MohamedHasani-fg7ym]

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[@BenjaminSteber]

Just pour it in the next mold over maybe?