/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22305011
I have an electric metals furnace and have experimented with casting sterling and bronze items but am still learning, goal is to make sterling or even solid bullion "silver knuckles" based on a nice antique brass knuckles I have, oughta be pretty sweet when I get everything ironed out.

Most cheap sterling is brought to a refinery which pours me 4-n kilo ingots after processing the batches, though I keep lots of the rare/high quality cool stuff as-is because I've always liked antiques anyway, dining from sterling plates and goblets etc is patrician as fuck and the good old pieces are worth more than their bullion content so no harm saving for now.

>>22305367
>what's a good price for a lionbuck?

I waited for a decently good deal, got my pair for less than 100 shipped total off eBay from a collector paring down his Thaler collection. Higher grade/better strike examples will cost more but you should be able to find the equivalent in the 40-60 dollar range if you look around and are patient, they're really not that scarce. Beware of shady Chinese and Russian fakes and sellers and you'll do fine.

>>22167943
>TIME TO BUY MORE 1KG BARS

Time to get more cheap kilos refined from scrap. Dips like this are awesome, my costs are so much lower than spot it doesn't matter, just allows me to get even more well-priced scrap silver per dollar.

Take the scrap pill anons... If you don't like silver, gold scrapping is probably even easier for a noob. My last half ounce of refined Au only cost 110, hard to go wrong if you're not stupid.