Dissolve Pure Silver Coin For Electrolyte 

Viewers - "you ruined that coin", Sreetips - "watch this".

If the coin was 2018 or later the black stuff was probably what the mint calls “Mintshield”. It’s coating applied to keep the coin’s surface pristine.

If it's > or = to 2018, that black stuff would likely be the mintshield coating to prevent milkspots and tarnish.

Pity we can't buy the jewelry individually... that green-stoned ring made in India caught my eye instantly

I got my silver crystal from you earlier in the week.

Anyone else interested to see Sreetips pull some pure copper out of solution? Doesn't need to be a lot, just some to see the process.

I think the Canadian mint puts a lacquer on their coins to keep them from getting milk spotted/blackened

Absolutely incredible how quickly the crystal starts to grow. I am going directly over to watch you do the same thing with gold. Going to be great video I'm sure! Thank you for your time doing these great videos. Always a good time! I love learning and this channel is the perfect place to do just that!

Coin Collector: "Here Sreetips, this is my beautiful baby".. Sreetips: "Gorgeous! where's my Nitric?" : )

Great video and excellent way to discuss "value". This is something I have been trying to get people to understand for a long time and most just don't get it. They tend to assume that the price put on an object is it's value. A friend was trying to sell their car and they kept saying it is worth XXXX amount but they were not getting any offers near their asking price. I told them that the highest offers they were getting were what the actual value was as it is the BUYER who sets the value whereas the seller sets the price. Something is ONLY worth what someone else is willing to pay for it irrespective as to what you actually to get for it.

His operation has moved into the house ? Thank you Mrs. Streetips.

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Wow more power to you . A braver man man than I. Cheers

Love your content! Brilliant work 👏

Such a great, thoughrow video. My wife was ohh, and awwing at your jewelry lot. Mrs Sreetips has a great eye! This video was like a "refinement video" on your old silver cell videos. Great work man.

Thank you for finally explaining the discolored silver crystals

I think you can get proper heat transfer if you put sand in the Corningware around and under the beaker. It was a go to for a lot the reactions I did in O Chem labs.

Some people think they have the right to tell you what to do with your own property.

Thank you for saying that. Silver is just that. Love your content.

They are some awesome silver crystals very pretty and unique keep up the good work