SILVER REFINING Complete Process plate removal without harsh chemicals VERY EASY 2 of 2 

@bigstackD , I found this video after watching several of yours.. Ahh the irony 🤓👍

Thats nice

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Interesting video, but we don't know how much silver is there. It might be only about 10% Even if pure, that is an awful lot of time and effort for about $4 at market price - maybe $3 from a buyer.

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Got a rough guess on when that 500/Oz will be, I mean I'm stacking regardless, but that seems a bit steep.

The demand for silver probably won't drive the price up very far. There are too many mines with silver content too low to justify specifically processing for it. However, if the price were to hit $52/oz again, like it did with the help of the Hunt brothers, then the supply of silver from these numerous low-grade deposits would dramatically increase. So, if silver hits above $75/oz, or so, it would probably be due to a weak US dollar (inflation).

Low or High ... Always will be silver...! Wait to see what would be happened next years with this metal ...!

Silver is to hold value. Not for a gain.

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I appreciate that.... THANKS for your nice comment ...!

You must be precise with the time and the amperes of the current you need during the process of peeling the silver from the objects. So the material you get is pure silver, so no further cleaning is needed. Thank you very much.

@@kassiman5307 I see thank you.

@@kassiman5307 I forgot to ask, how many piece of sliver plated flatware did you use to achieve that weight?

@@spiritofeli about 45 ps

@@kassiman5307 thank you very much

you should watch a better video than this, there were faults all over, go check out sreetips on youtube, he does much better videos and gives full eplanations to the process and equipment used.

I give it to recycling factory

@@kassiman5307 why not recover it? I don't see how you give it to a recycling factory, you never could have as you burnt it away with the black silver residue, while you melted the black silver you collected.

They gave me back clear 999 silver and they keep 10% of the amount

depends from the silver purity

it was also alot of silver , he had the flame way to high and wasted alot

any kind... beter from sea.

No ..its not

@@kassiman5307 thanks didn't know if it was basically breaking the electroplating just learning

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kassi man welcome babes

coffee filters

@@kassiman5307 thanks mate are they all the same grade

@@barrymoore4977 yes they are..!

If you are talking about acid process, the blue solution is the silver.

@@kassiman5307 wish I could send pictures, I did reverse electrolysis, and put the blue sludge into a coffee pot filter and Im left with a turquoise paste, what am I supposed to do with that without chemicals ? I have drain cleaner but unsure if its chloridric or nitric

@@MrMikedejeuner I'm not an expert to answer you, but i think that without chemicals, you can't clear it and get the silver. Unfortunately only nitric acid can separate silver from base metals. BUT it's VERY DANGEROUS, be careful with that.

see this video for the process.

At the time of this video silver prices were about $15.00 US per troy ounce. One troy ounce is about 31 grams. He recovered 7.2 grams of silver. So he ended up with less than $4.50 US worth of silver at 2018 prices. Actually, less because the silver he ended up with was not .999 silver. Closer to 90% pure silver. Not a very good return for all the effort. But the video was educational and entertaining.

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I guess its' feasible for the places where electricity is cheaper. @@kassiman5307

But nevertheless, its' a very good video..atleast good for environment and safety.

@@taumar1 battery and solar works well

It is not pure enough to use a silver cell - the silver needs to be 98% pure, or better. The electrolyte would quickly get loaded with copper/zinc and possibly other metals.