Six Liter Electrolytic SUPER SILVER CELL Build

[@Madlintelf]

This is not just another youtube channel, reading all the comments with insight and helpful suggestions proves that you have created a fantastic community Sreetips, it's a beautiful thing :)

[@sreetips]

Thank you!

[@ThePaul219]

Being an electrician,, I think you should change power supplies... The 10 amp to the 6 qt,, and 6 amp to the 3qt ,,,, the higher ampacity will burn the NEW power supply quicker under larger load,... this way you can process at a higher voltage for quicker crystal growth,,,,, happy processing,,

[@chuckheahfort1399]

I concur. Sound reasoning. This is why this channel is exemplary. 👊🧂🇺🇸

[@anthonyrstrawbridge]

Probably 10 AWG stranded copper conductors at these values. 3.5v 8 amp 6' me thinx

[@matthicks203]

Those old HP power supplies are very reliable, and they can be run up to 6 A without concern, the voltage will drop automatically when it gets there.

[@varno]

​@matthicks203 they really are, keysight still has the manuals for these on their website (HP electrical test became agilent electrical test became keysight) and made them as recently as 15ish years ago. Legendarily reliable and reparable, if not super efficient due to their linear design. I would generally trust these to operate at their design load for years at a time so long as you follow the datasheet requirements. The next step up is probably the hp 6651A, which is 50A at 0-8V. Maybee a bit overkill, but you could run a huge cell with that and they are not too expensive on ebay at the moment.

[@MrTk6969]

Yow can't use higher voltage as it will contaminate the silver with other metals

[@mattjirgal1676]

New cell looks handsome! Almost like a tuxedo that prints silver. I think you should keep the lids as they are and just use some adhesive or something to make it fixed

[@sreetips]

I thought the same thing - a Tux

[@valentinozangobbo]

"Tuxedo cell" sounds cool

[@jamescball55]

I use cable tie wraps to hold the dycron filter bag around the cup holder for my 6.7 L glass silver cell. BTY, I give you all the credit for getting me going on silver refining.

[@2212db]

It's exciting to see production being increased. Having run a small factory and scaling up output, it always surprised me how much faster you go through everything.

[@chrish1585]

So cool!! Some recommendations. Do the ring top on your basket just like with the smaller one. Also, I recommend just switching over to the other power supply to avoid any issues in the future. Don't want it running away while you're sleeping...

[@lindseymw380]

I have nothing to do with refining however I am fascinated with your videos. I also feel like you got to the big leagues with your new silver cell!

[@BobbyJHeupel]

Welcome to the Sreetips fandom! He’s awesome. Very steady and effective. One of the reasons I follow him.

[@randolphvance8889]

I looked and found a 30 gallon stainless steel barrel under kitchen food service items. Imagine getting that and a plastic barrel top for a huge electrode basket and making a giant silver cell out of that! The yield of pure silver from this would be phenomenal!

[@kiarawhalen1544]

Hahaha I worked in a winery, first thing I thought of was using one of the 3500L open top stainless fermenter. Then when it's time to harvest, drain the electrolyte and replace with water and blue food dye so it's safe to swim in

[@weedwacker1716]

I have had exactly the same problem drilling holes in plastic containers that you had (gardening projects). I found that a cheap $5 soldering iron is the best solution for me when poking those holes. I hope that helps you or someone else in the future.

[@sreetips]

Good suggestion, thank you.

[@kyzercube]

" I grew up with an Oxy Acetylene torch in my hand " After watching your vids for 2+ years now, I believe it 100% Sreetips! 👍🎆

[@PyroFalcon]

It always amazes me how a relatively low volume of liquid is able to hold over a kilo of metal ! It's so counterintuitive.

[@adamtheninjasmith2985]

I know right? One day I'd like to hold a beaker with gold or silver dissolved in it compared to the same volume of water.

[@jimwednt1229]

Same here ! It amazes me even more that you cannot see what we know was a solid mass of elemental AG that was put in the solution that becomes transparent ( when Dissolved). I would've never known this amazing chemistry If I hadn't seen Mr. Sreetips channel.

[@TeslaFactory]

Makes you realise how dense metals are!

[@Antonowskyfly]

When I saw the awesome thumbnail and title it put a huge 6L smile on my mug! Looking forward to watching the rest of this post and what the future holds (in ozt of course) for this upgrade to your lab. Thank you Sir!👍👍🤟

[@chubbydinosaur9148]

I absolutely love your silver videos and I love silver! I wish I could run my hands through that dish with the elemental silver and just crunch it around and watch it shimmer, but I think that might be a bad idea 😂 I remember when I was ten and the lord of the rings movie came out, I asked my grandpa to buy me the ring in silver from a merch catalogue. It was my first piece of jewellery and I'll never forget how otherworldy that silver ring looked to me. Silver really looks like it was made by the elves.

[@JohnnyComeLately-kj4px]

Silver = Source Creator's $🤗

[@kencabanaw4165]

The crystals looks razor sharp though.

[@chubbydinosaur9148]

@@kencabanaw4165 that's the "bad idea" part of my dream

[@jeanoliveras4853]

Hi, I really like watching you make the silver shot, it’s so satisfying. Please film more of that. Have a great weekend!

[@TrumpedUp888]

A man of good character can admit his errors. A man with great intelligence can correct those errors exponentially 👍 Great step by step video. Like always. Thank you for sharing this new 6 ltr phase of refining silver.

[@dizzious]

The slimes refining from these are probably my favorite videos of yours. Can't wait to see all the slimes from the massive amount of Ag you've processed lately.

[@matt.2020]

I was hoping you would upscale the silver cell. Nice job.

[@andrewbocz2596]

I find melting holes with a hot nail or screw makes cleaner holes and is quickier for thin material like the togo container you used for the anode basket.

[@chubbydinosaur9148]

Yes! I made the same mistakes with plastic and a soldering rod just works like black magic.

[@petemoss8245]

Using an old soldering/wood burner iron is the cleanest way to punch through holes in plastics.

[@riderofthewhitehorse]

Nice setup! Silver is a great metal all around and it never gets old.

[@josephcormier5974]

This is going to give you a lot of pure silver and it's going to be awesome thank you for sharing this with us six stars brother

[@masterman045]

23:04 you poured the silver shot perfectly into a chain 😀 "what the heck is that" 🤣 you are also just a human being, imperfection makes your videos perfect! keep going, you are great!

[@sreetips]

I think I had that small chain in there before I added the shot, but didn’t see it.

[@customerservice2902]

YOU BEAT ME TO IT! 🤣🤣🤣 i was LITERALLY making the same thing with a bucket lid 🤣🤣🤣

[@scotthultin7769]

Split a 3/8 vacuum hose down and put that around the inside of the lid and the container will fit tight in the lid

[@dtc4201]

Damn that a vintage Dewalt right there that's when Dewalt was great.. now not so much

[@davidmccleary5540]

Awesome show. Thanks for a great evening of entertainment. Love watching you make silver shot

[@brianevans1851]

Boy oh boy I can't wait to see the results and how big the crystals become just absolutely fascinating

[@tinydancer7426]

Why would the crystals form any bigger?

[@brianevans1851]

@@tinydancer7426 I would think with a bigger area more room to stretch towards the basket

[@GRIZZL3B3AR]

You could use a soldering iron to make the holes in the bowl won’t leave all the plastic that breaks from the drill bit and chance it getting in the silver cell. I love the videos though and you always explain everything in great detail

[@deanfranklin6870]

ROTFLMBO! When you told me you had bought a new power source I didn't expect the giant upsize. Kudos.

[@reverendtfg6802]

*Do you process your retired crucibles for PMs? I would like to watch that process for sure!*

[@philbartoli2011]

That first clean out is going to be epic

[@sergiorodriguezbeltran7752]

buen dia mi estimado amigo gracias por subir estos vídeos que son muy interesantes para hacer el electrolíto que proporción seria de plata,ácido,agua destilada?

[@Arne-ns2mw]

Hello Mrs and Mr Sreetips 🌷🌷 Man....both of you working a lot. Always a blessing to see the clips from your hobby Sir🌷🌷🎸 Have a lovely weekend. God bless you🌷

[@jayson8372]

Congratulations on your new silver cell, good work!

[@slimpickins09er87]

Any suggestions on a fume hood? Safety first Sreetips, you should always preheat your crucible to make sure there is no moisture in it. Humidity from the air might collect in the crucible. This eliminates the chance of a steam explosion with a charged crucible. You should also glue the black lid to the 5 gallon bucket lid. You don't want the chance of contamination of the electrolyte when changing clogged filters and adding more electrolyte. This cell is fully covered unlike your 3.5L cells.

[@sreetips]

If I had to start over, I’d build my own out of a 500 gallon poly plastic tank with a 6 inch outlet on top. Use an external fan

[@slimpickins09er87]

​@@sreetipsthanks Sreetips, you should preheat your crucible. Moisture might build up in the crucible from humidity in the air. This eliminates the chance of a steam explosion with a charged crucible and you should think about gluing the two lids together. To limit dust contamination in the electrolyte when you change out clogged filters and add more electrolyte or avoid any slip mishap. I noticed this lid is a full lid unlike your 3.5L cells so removing the lid completely will be more common on this silver cell. I added the safety tips after watching your video and you had already replied. Another great video and I was surprised you didn't have a 3rd power supply.

[@toyfreaks]

Man, that is some setup. Got me thinking even more about a stainless steel sink with a mechanical drain trap

[@ArielleViking]

That electrolyte always looks so crystal clear before use. I wonder what sort of temperature those acid reactions generate without adding any heat? These silver cell setup videos are so fascinating. 👍🏻

[@sreetips]

Maybe about the same as hot tap water.

[@ArielleViking]

@@sreetips that’s interesting to know 👍🏻

[@idkidk8278]

Nice to see you expanding! Congrats! 😁😎🤓

[@doron.smulian]

Good luck 👍. Better find a lid for your new food cup turned filter basket. To hold the dakron in place. If you can't find a lid, better change the cop for one with a lid

[@looweeg4229]

I predict you'll have to switch power supply. When the cristals will grow and you will refill the filter, your current will crank up more as the gap between the anode and cathode reduces (even if the filter fills up with gunk, it's so much bigger I think you haven't reached max current yet). Also very interesting DIY project. The only thing that "annoys" me is how the filter is loose in the basket. I wonder if you do a race between 2 small cells VS 1 big cell who'll process silver the fastest. I know maintaining 1cell is easier so it's not only a metter of speed, but just curious. :)

[@sreetips]

Once I get the feel for the 6L cell then I’ll probably crank up a second small cell.

[@brucewright5061]

You used to have a slot to peer through, which is not possible on this setup. Do you need to set up two small windows? One for a light (say at the back) and another (larger) on the front to look in (and video through). Tape clear plastic to the white lid to seal against dust and then cover again with the black lid to keep a neat appearance. Then you can look into the cell just by positioning a light. Great videos as always. Any chance of seeing Mrs. Sreetips going shopping for gold and silver?

[@ricknelson947]

Looking forward to a great harvest. I just pulled this from the Hp E3614A manual concerning Overload protection. “A continuously acting constant current circuit protects the powersupply for all overloads including a direct short placed across theterminals in constant voltage operation.” It’s made to run at 6 amps if needed, especially with the good ventilation you have there. I wouldn’t trust the other 10 amp supply you have to run at 6 amps continuously.

[@sreetips]

Good to know, thank you.

[@timsmith9645]

Awesome video nice new 6 qt bowl for silver cell can't wait to see the crystal grow in it thanks for sharing sreetips

[@hotrod47944]

I’m super excited to see this giant cell in operation, and the results it gets !!

[@rhetthagstrom5797]

Mr Streetips is about to be swimming in silver crystal. Looking forward to 2025, “here’s my new 55 gallon silver cell that I’ve constructed. “ 🖖 Great video sir.

[@TheZombieSaints]

I was about to suggest making a larger one last video but I thought you'd already would have thought about it, turned out you had lol... Maybe instead of drilling the plastic, use an old/cheap soldering iron to melt the holes? Just a thought

[@sreetips]

Good idea

[@justsomeguy6474]

I like the black insert and the colour contrast!

[@sreetips]

Tuxedo

[@joewarrick6043]

Your videos are just amazing.The knowledge that you're handing out is priceless.I am such a huge fan of this channel.I've even started collecting up my Goldfield and Stirling so I can start doing this.I've got everything I need except my chemicals.That's all I've left to order LO.L

[@sreetips]

Get a fume hood!

[@joewarrick6043]

@@sreetips I already have one. Just forgot to mention it. I bought a really nice one actually. I’m the one that messaged you on eBay about the lab dosing pump I wanted to send you. I bought my hood and that pump at auction

[@GalenLeRaaz]

Sreetips has upgraded the electrolitic cell to Avengers level threat XD

[@chuckheahfort1399]

Homie should make gains. It’ll be fun!👊🧂🇺🇸

[@markmayer2029]

Just wondering if a little preheat to the crucible, will keep it from cracking. A rose bud tip puts out a lot more heat, so would be my choice for tips. Thanks for another informative video.

[@bandiras2]

Hi! Did you ever tried to grow a silver tree? Just an idea how to make it: Use a silver wire, through the bottom of a bucket, glued watertight, than slowly, low amperage electrolize it, so large crystals can form. You might make the base of a tree from silver wire, and grow the crystals as leaves?

[@DavidDavis-fishing]

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

[@Arne-ns2mw]

Hello David🌷 Have a lovely weekend my friend 🌷🌷

[@sreetips]

Goooood evening!

[@DavidDavis-fishing]

​@@Arne-ns2mwHello Arne! Have a wonderful weekend!

[@rockosgaminglogic]

1:32 use the conical "step" drill bits instead. They won't break your plastic and you get perfect clean holes. 8:08 use a glass stir rod to direct the pour, lay it across the top and use it to pour off of, at the spout.

[@johnmccormick650]

Have you retired both the smaller cells in favour of the bigger one? I’m eager to see how it works out, great stuff!

[@sreetips]

For now, until I get used to running it. I really don’t know how it’s going to act.

[@johnsherinian158]

Congrats on the successful new cell! Y’all must be swimming in silver!!! Love your ingenuity! How long do you think it will take until harvest? Thanks!

[@sreetips]

Probably about ten to fifteen days

[@kenhukushi1637]

Soldering iron is good for poking holes in thin plastic. Since you have a fume hood you might want to do it in there.

[@jimwednt1229]

Awesome video, I really like your new upgraded silver cell design. I'm very curious to see what differences, if any, in the crystal structure (different shapes,sizes etc.) of the pure silve your new 6Ltr silver cell makes.

[@GlassEyedDetectives]

oh boy this is going to be epic!......if i'm not mistaken, did you previously put a fuse holder inline with your PSU anode out?....i know you will be checking it periodically and adjusting as you go, but you need to sleep now n then :). I can't wait till the 'Harvest Festival' but i know you won't be rushing it any time soon....you know the farmer who tugged on his crop every day to make them grow faster?.....he starved!!!

[@rookierollhunter8652]

Does the doubled filter fabric not allow the lid that came with the container not to fit? Do you think that the time will be the same as the original cell as far as complete run time? I'll bet you will get some monster crystal chunks in this new cell!

[@sreetips]

The lid was flimsy and would fit like the small ones did.

[@MickeyMetalmjl]

thanks for the education Sreetips! I enjoy learning in general, but I really like your process and clear concise direction/explanations. I'm am just beginning to find all the charms & researching how much to buy. Looking for the cheapest way to start my first silver cell. Once I get that down may try a gold cell in the future. I figure to start out with a smaller cell as in a previous vid of yours. Any advice on starting my 1st cell is welcomed. thanks

[@sreetips]

Yes, get a fume hood. Not way to safely do these reactions without one.

[@Fatazz]

You probably figured it out already. If not, cut the center out of the lid on the anode filter basket and use it to secure the filter like on the smaller baskets.

[@chrisdroblyn]

If there is burning on your wooden catch, impurities will be in the final product. Maybe add more water to the board or use a different board? Love the channel.

[@PetraKann]

NO2 gas is a brownish-red colour and has a strong pungent odour. (N2O4 is also normally present) Dissolved NO2 in nitric acid will produce a green brown sometimes blue hue. Once the NO2 escapes the solution becomes clear or colourless

[@cheeserdane]

Next time you make filter baskets, get a soldering iron/wood burner. If you melt the holes in place instead or drilling it wont crack and will reinforce the holes themselves.

[@sreetips]

Good idea.

[@BADHIGEEN]

Those step drill bits work real good on thin plastic.

[@Heathenheart1979]

And now, I'll sit down with my 6 liters hot black tea cup and watch this latest video.

[@AgSmithsilversmith]

Great to watch your process as always. Can I ask why cement Silver isn't pure

[@sreetips]

It has copper in it.

[@PrometheusZandski]

I must have watched you do this a couple dozen times and I never get tired of it. Is there a reason you don't just put the cement silver in your dacron basket without melting into Silver shot? My guess is that it may clog up the basket because it's fine enough to pass through the mesh, but I'm not sure.

[@sreetips]

It clogs the filter.

[@debcamp2359]

❤ the videos! If it works and the price is right, even better.

[@LoveyDove318]

Love your stuff, I gained 95% of my knowledge of refining from watching you! And I am now also into this addictive game of growing silver! Just curious, the 6L beast, are you using the 8quart mixing bowl? I assumed so because the set comes with the 5 Qt and 8Qt I just wasn’t sure. Cheers! Thanks for all your amazing videos! U have a fan in me forever!

[@sreetips]

It was the biggest bowl in the set. I filled it to the operating level with water. Then dumped it into a couple of beakers and indicated 6 liters of water.

[@Underestimated37]

I wonder if you’d have a slightly easier time heating the crucible if you used some form of induction? I know you say you prefer the torches, but I noticed in other videos you had to check a few times that the metal was melted all the way to the bottom, might be useful as a supplement to maintain a consistent internal temperature.

[@SatayKebab]

Huge fan man..love watching your vids 👍

[@JohnnyBeesh]

This is a great walkthrough, sreetips. Very fun to watch. I didn't realize how much silver it takes to make silver. What kind of ratio to you get on your return of silver? you used over a kilo of pure silver and some of that silver powder and silver on your anode bar. how much do you expect to get from a 6L cell? just wondering. initial investment may not be a positive but if you can get two 6L cells off of one electrolyte solution (i think you said that on another video)... what kind of ROI do you get from this?

[@sreetips]

I was harvesting 1.5 kilos per run with my 3.5 liter cells. So I’m hoping for double that with the six liter cell. I’ll try to use the same electrolyte for two runs, I’ll add another 500g of silver for the second run. So I’ll have 1.5 kilos invested in two runs, and I’ll get six kilos of pure silver (guesstimated) so the ROI will be 6 to 1.5 = 400% not counting the silver powder I melt into shot and add to the anode basket. That’s almost free because all the cement silver I get comes from my gold refining. The silver is a by-product of my gold refining. Plus, I don’t sell any of my silver. All of that goes into my treasury. I own and operate my own “central bank”. It has only one customer: me. My bank in on the GOLD (and silver) standard. It holds no paper, none. Hope this helps you understand better. I have at least three more buckets of cement silver that I must melt into shot for my silver cells. Probably over a hundred pounds of silver, and counting.

[@carlsmith2826]

You can reuse the black lid as a template on the next lid so you have the right size.

[@paulknight1879]

The 6 liter one I think the silver trees will look amazing 👌 when it's time to harvest it nice one for making it bigger, hope it goes well 😀😄 .

[@hpdepasse5997]

to reduces the current, turn back the current button to 5 A (or other value you want) but let the voltage at 3.5 V. the power supply shall reduce themself the voltage to adjust the current to 5 A. check the temperture and liquid level, 3.5 V x 5 A = 17.5 watts for a small volume may evapore a lot of water. the small cell use 3.5V x 2 A : only 7 watts.

[@kailuagarage]

You should get some black and red banana plugs and solder them to the wires. You can then use them in any of the power supplies.

[@billdaleandro1527]

Hello Mr. Sreetips. I have one question please. Would you get the same cement silver from silver sulfate ? Does it meed to be a nitrate ? Thank you love your videos love your knowledge

[@sreetips]

I’ve never tried that, I don’t know.

[@ricois3]

It's crazy how much pure silver you need to refine the impure silver

[@sreetips]

I get it all back.

[@ricois3]

@@sreetips Oh I know. It's just impressive

[@denaliprincess]

Hot tip for making holes in plastic containers...use a soldering iron to get nice smooth holes. In a pinch a woodburning tool or hot glue gun will work too. 😉

[@sreetips]

Excellent, thank you

[@kaleb3897]

Hello I just came across your channel. Thanks for your videos and for the knowledge you share here. If I understand correctly, you can use these silver cells to make money! Didn't I? Do you have detailed instructions so that I can get started myself? Greetings from Germany

[@sreetips]

I’m converting paper currency into pure silver metal. Then harvest the pure silver, put it away, and forget about it. I recently (last summer) made a video detailing how I made a silver cell from scratch.

[@emy1111]

use a bit of that clear tube and run it along that hole you cut in the lid for the electrolytic cell. that might give a nice fit.

[@johnnaughton2364]

I enjoy your channel so much. Sorry if you already covered this, but why do you have to melt the cement silver into shot, couldn't the powdered cement silver go directly into the anode basket?

[@sreetips]

No, it clogs the filter

[@johnnaughton2364]

@@sreetips thank you for clarifying!

[@rollonb2947]

Theory: Would an anode "Puck" of silver be better suited for this application? Construction idea: In a clean melt dish melt a sizable amount of pure silver, till pooled enough to accept a coiled copper wire, allow to cool. Wire should be coiled from a 90 degree angle out from wire. theory being the coil would efficiently distribute the electrical current through a larger round anode, for a larger cell. Love the content, you have inspired me to want to do yard sale gold mining, and refining, such an untapped market. Thank you Mr. Sreetips.

[@sreetips]

Most people are clueless about precious metals. But as people begin to realize that cash is trash, that will probably change.

[@RollingRoadEFI]

I wondered when this would happen. That's gonna be quite the batch.

[@funkyunderpits]

That set of nesting bowls from Costco was only $14.99. Heck of a steal, especially with their insulated rubber bottoms. My warehouse “deleted” the item, but it’s still on the website for $30.

[@funkdawgg]

I’m sure you’ve mentioned this before but what is the purity of the cement silver? When you melt it into shot it appears to have a lot of copper in it. I enjoy your videos!

[@sreetips]

Should be about 98% silver.

[@ExtractingMetals]

Curious to see if increasing the surface area makes a difference or if it just takes double the time to harvest…

[@sreetips]

Me too

[@jakesmerth1919]

Well you have outdone yourself sir. You just keep adding the wow.

[@Arctic-Mizer]

Hi professor sreetips. Thks for all you do. Quick question. Roughly how much silver in the electrolyte is used or consumed in process. Or does it simply end up as new crystal on the bowl ? In other words is any electrolyte silver lost ? The newbee

[@sreetips]

The silver in the electrolyte gets depleted as the cell operates. It deposits in the cathode. How much? It depends on conditions in the cell. I’ve never measured it so I can’t put a number on it.

[@bfd1565]

Big Silver Cell. Big Silver Crystals. Big Harvest. I like it Sreetips. Fun and interesting stuff.

[@cadillac8597]

I wonder if a stainless steel Bain Marie, what they hold soup In a buffet, would work better than a bowl because it’s a cylinder so the basket would sit higher? But the walls would be closer. Six of one half dozen the other.

[@Sanzus2]

Oh yeah! Scaling up is always good!

[@Mushkthx]

How come you don't put the cement silver powder directly in to the filter? Would there be a buildup of slimes that would block the electrolysis? Asking because that would take out the step of melting it to shot and potentially save money on oxygen and acetylene.

[@sreetips]

Tried it and a fail. Clogged the filter quickly.

[@happybone1978]

Love watching your videos, sir. If I may ask: Where do you source your material to start off? (I noticed sometimes I see old silverware)

[@sreetips]

Yard sales, estate sales, flea markets, consignment stores, resale shops, thrift stores

[@shaneyork300]

Good idea & good job.

[@ntobergta]

Love the videos, how long until you goto a 5gallon SS bucket?

[@zackc3767]

5 yrs later.... "Hi everyone Sreetips here about to assemble the 55 gal drum silver cell."

[@sreetips]

Critical distance must be maintained between anode and cathode: 4.5 inches.

[@FiveStringCommando]

20:12 You should save the black plastic piece as a template

[@sreetips]

I will

[@dawnjennings4864]

Kevin, that new silver cell is awesome🎉 I can’t believe how much amperage it is pulling! I have a feeling you’re gonna be having a sale on silver Crystal lol !

[@sreetips]

No Dawn, we don’t want to trade our silver metal, that’s rising in value, for paper dollars that are declining in value.

[@dawnjennings4864]

@@sreetips I was Joking

[@sreetips]

Gotcha

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[@sreetips]

I’m not so sure that it will fail soon, but it will fail. All fiat currencies have a 100% failure rate, eventually. I read an article on Caesar who ordered the Roman mint to drop the silver content by ten percent (their silver was know for its high purity) to finance rebuilding Rome. He threatened them with death if they told anyone. Eventually all the silver was removed and the currency was all base metal. But it took centuries for it to fail completely. And that’s what the modern bankers are relying on. They can get away with it for a long time. I could be wrong, but as long as they can print money to cover their shorts, and people believe that the printed money has value, then it could take a long time for people to realize that the money is actually worthless. That cash is trash. We get to find this out early.

[@tinydancer7426]

Hope you saved that black cut out as a template for future silver cell construction.

[@sreetips]

I’ll just use the insert for a pattern