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Friendly reminder to get your scrap gold refined into based 1/10 Ozt Pan Man rounds

>>27412406
Yes, they also refine scrap gold and strike these based PanMan rounds in addition to larger poured bars.

>>23444457
Only place I ever used is Prospector's Gold and Gems in Colorado. They strike pretty cool 1/10 oz gold rounds that you can get returned for the scrap sent in which is awesome, probably better rates elsewhere but my scrap gold was dirt cheap and 1/10ozers are my preference.

>>23273762
>Wtf my IP switch didn’t work

Well at least you're scrappilled op.

>>23013355
Hello fren, I had these made out of refined crap broken jewelry I sent in. Much prettier now. Keep your chin up you have more shiny than most poor saps out there.

>>22432397
Because silver is a much more useful, versatile, and technologically critical metal than gold. Silver is just about as rare as gold is in existing mined refined form too, further highlighting the absolute bargain that is silver at the current GSR.

Also because I can wait 40+ years for it to pay off. If I were an oldfag boomer maybe gold would make more sense but us ~30 y/o boomers have plenty of time to reposition and adapt.

While I DO buy gold (scrap) I don't pay much because I like scrapping and refining silver more. Got these 1/10 rounds back from my refinery, cost me about $27.50 total each. People spending $200+ are retards, sorry but gold just fundamentally ain't worth it especially when you know how to get it so cheap.