Monday, August 22, 2011
Making Money from Silverware & Scrap Silver
This is a load of scrap silver that came in our store. Silverware sets, broken jewelry, cups, candle holders, all getting melted down and cashed in.
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Scrap Silver,
Silverware
Scrap Silver
This is a clip of about 2 weeks of buying scrap silver. I advertised in
the newspapers and internet that i was having a silver recall and needed
silver. I was able to get Flatware Sets, Scrap SIlver Jewelry, Coins,
and Bars, 300 ounces is worth almost $10,000!!! you can get most of them under spot?
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Scrap Silver
Johnson Matthey bars
Johnson Matthey bars are minted in the United States. Johnson Matthey
gold bars offer an ideal investment advantage due to the low premium
over spot gold. One-kilo gold bars are typically favored by investors
that are looking to buy large amounts of gold. They are recognized
worldwide and therefore are very liquid.
Each bar weighs in at
one-kilogram which amounts to 32.1507 troy ounces of .9999 pure gold.
These bars are produced by the renowned refiner Johnson Matthey in the
United States. Johnson Matthey bars are known in the industry as a
reliably pure bullion gold product.
Gold investors gravitate
toward the portability and easy to handle size of the Johnson Matthey
.9999-fine 1-kilo gold bars. Each has an industrial finish embossed with
the Johnson Matthey hallmark, purity, and content with an engraved
serial number.
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Johnson Matthey bars
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