Supply run to Alpine today and mined some junk sterling silver. Got 224 grams (7.9 oz) for free. 74,90,39,0,B,0
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7 comments:
Crucible & now Silver?
You're making Silver Bullets?
whew, thought you were going to try some placer mining LOL.
$204.45 - not bad!
This is going to be interesting...
Surely youo don't want to add cleaning silver to your chore list?
Or are you renaming yourself as the Lone Ranger to erradicate werewolves in Terlingua?
Well son of a gun! Folks don't know crap about 'real' money any more! Doing the math, you have well over $200 in silver at today's prices. A friend says that she scours thriftshops around Austin and San Antonio for sterling silver that he often gets for pennies on the dollar. She melts them down and cast them into pencil sized rods so she can draw them in wire and rings later on.
Ecologically friendly urban mining.
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