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[@danielvaladez3850]

So I have some silver bracelets that have the 925 stamped in them etc but they also have like these little green jewels in bedded in the bracelet do I have to remove all of the little jewels and everything like that before I can melt it down also I did a first melt and apparently I have some iron that's actually melted in my first melt am I just screwed with the iron being embedded in my first melt or is there a way that I could separate the two

[@gabrycecco7229]

What Torch do you use

[@tylermckillop408]

@@danielvaladez3850 you should add some other meddles and make a cool knife blade or something somehow. Its just an idea. The Jules will probably shatter under the high temperatures.

[@danielvaladez3850]

@@gabrycecco7229 so I was using the blue propane torch when I first started but I graduated to the yellow torch now

[@1Psalmaday]

I watched some prospectors get a potato a spoon, take a scoop out of the potato place their gold in sprinkle some borax and melt it with an oxy. I tried at home with a little propane bottle and jet flame attachment and it worked a charm to melt buttons of gold

[@erictruesdale3646]

When melting silver or gold throw some borax in it the impurities will rise to the top to scrape off

[@joelr9955]

Where can i find borax

[@nosajkrad]

@@joelr9955 Amazon

[@rdbaluyut]

@@joelr9955 go to walmart

[@StarWarsBattleflop]

I Need a „Gewerbeschein“ here in germany😂 so no way to get some

[@israelrobbins2743]

@@joelr9955 you can buy it cheap.its an additive to laundry.check out the laundry soap section in your local stores

[@mattmcg3760]

You should add a little borax to the silver as you melt it. You should also season the crucible with borax to reduce the porosity and prevent sticking. Glad you have fun with it regardless!

[@veb6814]

Gold may be worth more but I prefer the look of silver ,such a pretty metal!

[@oregonborn9769]

Easier metal for the every man to invest in

[@dubmedallions7967]

I agree ! I love my silver jewelry

[@tylermckillop408]

I agree actually did you know that back in the old days they put silver coins in there barrels or buckets of milk to keep it from spoiling and it worked ! The silver created some kind of bacteria that was beneficial to the milk. Or so i was told.

[@kamisama9715]

@@tylermckillop408 Actually the silver releases ions that destroy the bacteria. If you put silver on your tongue it can feel tingly because of these ions.

[@ZBisson]

It looks like almost every other metal

[@OriginalNethead]

When melting busted chains, take the clasps off first. First, clasps have steel springs, and second you can lot them up and sell them to crafters etc for more than the metal value.

[@CamF64]

Thank you for this video btw. It’s surprisingly hard to find videos about melting scrap silver and gold that don’t involve expensive furnaces and multi step refining using acids and all that. Very helpful.

[@1Psalmaday]

I watched some prospectors get a potato a spoon, take a scoop out of the potato place their gold in sprinkle some borax and melt it with an oxy. I tried at home with a little propane bottle and jet flame attachment and it worked a charm to melt buttons

[@ezmoney7046]

Man this video was great. Love the energy between you and your wife. Stay blessed

[@chibamayn]

Thanks for the video! Appreciate the details and what things work to melt the silver!

[@ufdiah]

And now melt all the pieces into a nice bar :)

[@cuscrapping]

Need to get to mine one of these days, especially now while prices are up. Sitting on about 3 POUNDS of electrical silver (assays around 80%). Between that and my ewaste...going to be a good month!!!

[@randystone6781]

Very awesome video. A great, affordable way to start melting silver. Very nice collection!

[@lisapurdy2202]

Loved your videos 👏 very informative and casual! Definitely what I am going to start doing. Thanks and have a blessed day!

[@unamcleod3541]

Good wee collection as you say just keep adding!!

[@moradmouhttouch4856]

This is so wholesom , thanks for the melting advice !

[@MissCanadian]

Love silver i got me a devil forge

[@effychase62]

Really enjoyed the video. It's obvious you enjoy melting the silver down. Good job documenting it.

[@erictruesdale3646]

Love you guys watching all of your videos

[@Moon-magic109]

You did a nice job meeting silver. Happy holidays to both of you.

[@andrewferneau8720]

Great video! I love how you include your wife and how she loves it too! The only thing I would say to change is to add Borax. It will actually help take out impurities and help prevent the silver button from sticking to the cup. I've also heard it also helps protect the the cup and makes it last longer. this should also only be done on silver that is destroyed already, because you will actually get more for silver jewelry.

[@commonvillagerplays7880]

Nice video! I always enjoy watching meltdown videos like these, silver is a really pretty metal xD

[@DrengrCPMFCP]

Buying some silver… gonna try and make something… or just do what you do. Looks like a good hobby

[@jameshill839]

Thanks bro melted down all my crap silver ive had for years, looks so much better as little nugget coins

[@chicagovasko]

Beautiful people. Thanks for posting.

[@ryanwashington3413]

You are incredibly lucky to have a wife that praises you and what you do!!!

[@wozzajayscrapping9056]

Sooo satisfying seeing it melt. Congrats on your silver stash.

[@tylermckillop408]

I am jealous of his stash to i wish i had the stuff and time and money to do it for fun to. I collect rocks and Crystals instead.

[@davidlong5639]

Good thinking on the silver and gold 😁👍👌

[@JohnnySwedishScrapper]

realy nice silver buttoms ;) great video

[@CruiserMac]

Nice little stash you are building up there !

[@Freeisbetter86]

Thanks 👍

[@kaylee7422]

Good and entertaining video, 🙂

[@jodiyoung5578]

Nice amount of silver saved up.

[@mikethedeerman]

good vlog keep them up

[@dennishinkle5010]

Before too much longer you will have enough to melt them into a large ingot. The dream is alive and well.

[@mateuszminsky5619]

yea! been searching all day for "does silver need to be poured" and problem solved!

[@conorharford5117]

Ha. me too, i always have fun melting stuff

[@gbdimages4469]

Fyi i just used regular propane todsy to melt some sterling. I think the actual torch is the key.

[@edwardmichaelgamboajr3661]

if i have alot of silver were can i take thw silver to get the value per oz

[@billychinowith3305]

Very cool 😎

[@kotlucjusz906]

nice, pleasant video!

[@veritasfiles]

Great video! Silver & Gold make the BEST savings accounts in our current times with all of the economic difficulties. Don't ever stop saving that Silver & Gold. It will pay off in the end!

[@user-vl6ye7ih4q]

At 3:49 pause and u see a dog face in the silver😂

[@ratdetecting4780]

Awesomeness

[@historyhunter5215]

Heeeeeeeeeey!!!!! I'm a 86er as well lmao!

[@michaelbautistaespino5418]

Nice job dude

[@jjsmama401]

I make jewelry and I have a lot of scrap silver. I’m wondering what to do with it. Maybe someone could melt it down for me a use their roller to make it into a flat piece or into silver wire for me? I would be so happy!

[@johansmith4764]

If I was you I would melt all the silver together. So you have one big piece!

[@Freeisbetter86]

Thinking of Doing That 👍

[@TheUltimateRecycler]

Isn't it just so satisfying adding to the stash?! 😁 Have you guys ever considered learning how to refine it to pure silver? The trouble with melting hallmarked pieces is that there's no proof anywhere that your buttons are actually sterling..

[@erinshipinski7332]

you can buy a hallmark stamp and hammer it in. since by nature if you melt sterling you get sterling

[@PHUCKyoutube689]

Refining to pure is pointless unless you like to operate a cell as a hobby. Infact you will come out loosing money in the end. Nitric acid, electricity, time, filters it's not worth it from a financial standpoint. Stamp weight and purity and sell to someone that has an acid test. I always add a few grams of refined crystals to my sterling bars to ensure its at least 925.

[@Tokenfun20]

What do you mean by non magnetic? Would you please do a video on that?

[@jaywholoveseveryone1721]

New sub (and new to melting silver) here. If I am doing this outside will I still need a respirator mask? 2. If I don't _buff it_ immediately after melting will it hurt the silver?

[@Freeisbetter86]

you should be god outside !! and nope you can buff it whenever you want to doesnt have to be right away :)

[@edwardmichaelgamboajr3661]

were do you take take the silver to cash out can

[@martywebb1487]

Bc u still got aoot of lead and base metals your probably at lil higher than sterling price jump for both ..u get more for fine versus 925

[@cms255]

How long does it take to melt the silver?

[@Cchmiucn]

I saw some dude melt it with a propane torch and it liquified it a lot more than the map torch

[@lalita2324]

I've heard that there's a some kind of powder u add while the silver is melting? What is the name of the powder 🥺

[@janellacouture2852]

What store did you get your gloves from?

[@mauispurs]

Thanks 🙏 for the great video. Would you send me the site you used, to put in the weight & get the price! Only if you can ? Thanks again

[@Freeisbetter86]

coinapps.com/silver/bullion/calculator/

[@muriaticacid7004]

Thumbs Up

[@JohnnySwedishScrapper]

woow awsome ;) stack ;) ill gona melt mine silver when i reach 500 grams or more ;) i have alot 925 and 999 silver ill gona make some bars of ;) great video

[@mehowshorts]

👍👍

[@josealbertomarroquin204]

So no borax required?

[@iantuck6364]

I was surprised at how quickly the silver melted. Before melting down other metals like copper or brass you may wish to do some research, like calling scrap yards, because you might have difficulty selling your nice bars which will become nice paperweights f you are inclined to do that.

[@timlarsson3634]

When you have silvers coins, is there a way to extract the silver from the coin? Cuz most silver coins are not 100% silver. Cuz i mean you dont want a silver bar with a bunch of other metals in it

[@theknightofdoom260]

Yes but it involves a lot of chemical processes, it would cost a lot on the small scale.

[@PHUCKyoutube689]

Nitric acid, cement with copper, melt to shot, place shot in electrolytic cell and you will have .999 silver, refine again through cell to get .9999 and above. I would just leave them as coins as they are already a known purity and weight.

[@martywebb1487]

More flame means purer silver but u need some borax I heard to take all the lead out oh and lead to inquart first but there's many ways

[@timdacey4520]

cool

[@Raedragonfae]

Do you just save up all that silver? Or do u sell it?

[@georgecherry9451]

I've been trying the same method, but not achieving the same results. What am I doing wrong?

[@PHUCKyoutube689]

What results are you getting? Did you glaze your melt dish? Are you using Mapp gas? He didn't use borax, I would. It cleans it up and makes it more fluid.

[@georgecherry9451]

@@PHUCKyoutube689 I glazed my dish and am using MAP gas. Had 2 torches going at the same time, at full blast, for about 40 minutes and it still wouldn't liquify.

[@leahannwhite1111]

👍💓!

[@mus33k]

What do you know about melting silver that has mercury in it?

[@Mike-uk3tb]

So what is borax needed for? I hear it needed!

[@housedragon2187]

In melting it doesn't it take out the .5 of a gram that's not silver? But anyway awesome score and thanks for the information on melting precious metals.

[@Uduplr]

Yeah Right… what proves the actual silver content hence the silver percentage per pour?

[@PHUCKyoutube689]

It would be the same purity as he melted. He would stamp it with weight and purity. Acid tests cost under $20 but most buyers I deal with have xrf scanners and can tell what metals are in it exactly.

[@ernesthardimon1552]

Hail yeah save it

[@zacharymaes9404]

I must of had my map pro on the silver for 10 min and I can’t get it to melt!

[@cms255]

Same 😐

[@unitedstatesdale]

Pieces of eight Pieces of eight

[@ronnybonny424]

Partikelfilter don't help for fumes

[@AmoPeshmeli]

its sad to see some one melt silver or any martal with out borax.

[@SmokeNUFC]

You should make your own silver coins dude

[@Trunker21]

So....I guess a graphite crucible and propane aren't doable?

[@tylermckillop408]

Modern day pirate

[@SilverScorpion]

Cool

[@coreyhumpert6911]

I have over 800g of sterling silver presidential metals I'm considering melting down

[@mikejackson9001]

dont you get paid the same and dont have to melt it down?

[@veritasfiles]

They're just melting it down because they are saving it long-term, and it's easier to save if you have it in a smaller mass, rather than multiple strands of necklaces, rings, etc...

[@sadhanagupta990]

हिन्दी भाषा में भी है ये वीडियो

[@johnathonmullis4234]

Hide your silver or it’ll walk off when she leaves you.

[@helmuthoess3737]

$ 34.74 per Troy Ounce?

[@adriansvarela]

What a cute wife

[@jjcjr009]

Today it's worth 160.3 gram = $124.46 US

[@Hitngan]

You should melt it all together

[@nikkisolo9080]

No Borax???

[@dionuse]

You need to some fine silver to it to keep it 925 because of the solder used in the chains and joints

[@ForestFreeman-xk1mw]

You did not melt it completely.

[@jervislove366]

So like 144 dollars.

[@randymalm6003]

Talking way too slow like we're stupid

[@jerryaltvater6441]

What a bunch of b.s. as far as the price of silver per oz indicated. The last time silver hit $30 an oz was in 2013, but the date of this video is supposed to be 2020

[@jessestrong7269]

Silver is bout $23/oz today, It’s also fluctuated above and below that the last month. Right now it’s at $23, well couple cents under. And you’re absolutely right, that’s not $30. Unless you live in Canada. I’m about 99% sure these people do. Canadians, like Americans don’t usually think to convert prices or measurements for our neighbours. That being said, $23 US is juuust under $30/oz in Canadian .

[@nightowlinsesh]

If only my wife was half as stoked as the lady in this video for 160 grams lol. She has a 50k ring and is still bossy with me LOL