How to Recover Sterling Silver from Silverware and Melt in a Furnace

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Title	:	How to Recover Sterling Silver from Silverware and Melt in a Furnace
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300 grams at about $22/ouncea little over $200 Goodwill, here I come - with my own bag even
Comment from : JungoJerry

Thank you Jason
Comment from : Jack Ryan

Hopely not Tiffany sterling
Comment from : TEXAS_GERMANIC

Best video I've seen on this, thanks
Comment from : Eddie Arevalo

Do you find that it is easier to sell scrap sterling silver as raw scrap or as ingots?
Comment from : 311g

So, what do you do with this after you've melted it?
Comment from : axel hoogland

Can Cupellation be used to remove the copper from Sterling Silver??
Comment from : MIke M

Can you tell me where to get these equipment to melt these metals
Comment from : K Nyansa

I have about 6 lbs of sterling silver flatware and I'm going to do the same thing melted down into a block
Comment from : NYRM1974

Do you glaze the crucible before melting the silver
Comment from : Primal Designs

How much was that worth?
Comment from : Wally Paige

Video's like this makes my sterling silver flatware set worth more in the future
Comment from : TEXAS_GERMANIC

I love this video
Comment from : Hobo Minerals

Could you cupel after to get a higher purity after melting
Comment from : Brian Stackems

Do you borax the cone mold?
Comment from : Cory Smith

Thank you so much this video really helps out for knowing what to do great job man
Comment from : Mr Menova

I gotta go thrifting and garage saling
Comment from : EllesBells

Would that be 999 pure silver now?
Comment from : John Martin

What about silver plated flatware? Is it worth separating the silver?
Comment from : Four Wheeling For Gems

Where do I get a crucible? Can I make one? I'm pretty handy
Comment from : THE ADJUSTER

It’s Filled with cement
Comment from : The Chairmen

Okay now I just need to know how to make this damn thing so I can make my own rings I have a lot of silverware that is real sterling silver and it just sits in the boxes I want to make rings out of it
Comment from : Amanda Gepford

So is the end result silver or sterling silver?
Comment from : Bee Bee

Were the makers marks stamped on the handle or on the blade or other part of the ware? I know forks and spoons usually stamp makers marks on the reverse side Cause i have had a few butter knives so old that looked like silver but i could not find makers marks
Comment from : GreatScott

Yes Red im all over it I did get the bottles of gold silver platinum test fluid
Comment from : Cindy Stevens DIY

So your 300 grams of sterling silver is worth about $7,000???
Comment from : mahkato1

Long time subscriber but just found this one Right up my alley Thanks again for sharing
Comment from : Jim

Bout a $250 piece of silver right there sonn
Comment from : Zach Conover

naighphers be like 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 shut up gosh
Comment from : Mikaila Matthews

I don't get it, you got 300g of sterling silver? I thought the while point was you wouldn't have sterling silver anymore
Comment from : Edward Khil

Such a cool channel!
Comment from : Paul Madsen

Hi Jason, I was hoping you could answer a question for me since I also melted some Sterling silver (salt and pepper shakers) If you were to cupel that button with lead, would it increase the purity?brThanks, Gene
Comment from : Gene Burlette

Coolest thing I've seen all week thanks bud 😎
Comment from : Golf Town Pro

Great video that was cool Thanks
Comment from : Twist Twister

So wait you did calculate for the brass or copper that the plate is on right cuz you should of got closer to 20grams of silver
Comment from : David Bixler

How to separate the silver from the other metals in sterling silver cannot find this information online for some reason I am not tech-savvy
Comment from : Christopher Keillor

Does smelting take out the impurities and raise the kt weight?
Comment from : Bob Lemon

I hope you respond to all questions brI do commercial HVAC I have been collecting compressor,and blower contactors They have copper coils which add up I have 3 home depot buckets full My question is, is there silver on the contact points and is it worth extracting it I also think old circuit breakers have silver too but not sure Is it worth it ? I have spare time in the colder months to sit in my garage taking stuff apart
Comment from : Howard Haraway

Is there no cheap way of removing the copper from the sterling?
Comment from : Speckled Jim

How did you make the pyramid part of that stand? I work at a steel warehouse I have access to the material!
Comment from : Thomas Jordan

why not purify it?
Comment from : Ape from the kitchen of Enki and Enlil

Since sterling silver is 925 pure do you put it in a cupel with lead to get the copper and other stuff out?
Comment from : Colin Johnstone

nice that like 200 euro right there
Comment from : Citizen EroKun

You have a lot, nice!
Comment from : Suzette G

If you don't want that silver let me know I'll take it You can even mall it to me I'll pay for shipping and everything Hehe
Comment from : Josh swimmerly

Awesome melt
Comment from : Mike Rae

Those stainless blades can be recycled into carving knives 😉👍
Comment from : Mike Rae

What do you do with the slag after
Comment from : Mizai

Vandalism of good artistic workbrbrI would rather use those utensils to eat with In fact, that's a major part of why I keep my eyes out for old sterling silverware
Comment from : Roger Sheddy

Now knock of the pure silver button from the top of that
Comment from : ktrout17I

Can't you melt the steel?
Comment from : Just Stuffman

Great but that Ingot is worth how much?brIf it’s less than 30 bucks it seems like a waste of time
Comment from : Raymond Carter

Man, you make it look so easy! Thanks for making this video! Very informative
Comment from : Michael Harrison

The gunk as you refer to it inside the handles on old pieces will be shellac Newer pieces probably an epoxy style resin that does not crumble so easily when bashed with a hammer
Comment from : Burton Footballer

No That beautiful cutlery destroyed
Comment from : Ms Ms

Im curious if you can cupelle to increase the purity
Comment from : Kevin Watson

Bye bye piece of history Hello god awful looking block Your block is worth less than the cutlery But to be honest a lot of those look silver plated, not sterling Please don't do this at home kids
Comment from : Go To Treasure

Honey, you know that flatware we got at our wedding that we've never used? I used it
Comment from : John Vanegmond

Did you say the oz's for the weight before burning
Comment from : Joseph Pecoul

Amazing Video Man
Comment from : Luciano Pasladim

I come across similar silverware with no markings hoe can I tell if it’s silver? Thanks! Amazing video
Comment from : Brandon Garcia

All the people on eBay saying Shiat!!! I was paying by the gram and today’s silver price for mostly steel!
Comment from : Danny TeeBone

I have old silver coins that burned in my gun safe during wildfire I have about 30 lbs Would this work to capture the silver content?
Comment from : Rick Milburn

I would love to work for you, I understand chemistry somewhat and have worked on a hundred different machines The work there must never be boring!
Comment from : Jim Nichols

This is not converting anything literally just taking it from a spoon into a bar You need to remove impurities and than smelt otherwise your just destroying nice cutlery
Comment from : Matthew Grutzmacher

Scrappers are like those who would paint a Chippendale chest of drawers white
Comment from : Bjoern Altmann

Look out for the influx of people who will be wanting to learn this in the coming days 😂
Comment from : redinthevalley

Any tips on how to refine it/remove the copper? Which chemicals are needed?
Comment from : Melissa Cervera

You ended up with a blob of silver metal Worthless because melting destroyed the manufacturers "sterling " marks so you will have to prove it is what you say it is (sterling/925 fine) to any buyer Hope you are into jewelry making
Comment from : K Olsen

96oz of silver, i think not bad
Comment from : Koin Kollector

cool vid love to see the pyramid at the end
Comment from : Koin Kollector

Awesome video!brbrIf I wanted to do this with my silverware, where would I take it? Or what kind of professional do I seek out?
Comment from : Miles Away

Where do I find old Silverware ?
Comment from : Carlos Gonzales

as a "silverware" it costs much more than the "recovered" silver "button"
Comment from : V S

Where so i sell it
Comment from : Soufi Mustapha

Would it burn my fingers if I touched it while it was orange colour
Comment from : the_world_around_us_open

Sir steel ke bartan par chandi ki polish kese Kare please sir video bnaye please sir
Comment from : Farukh Agwan

Did you use borax or something
Comment from : Why would I care

So this was the debut of Cone Mold and Kaowool Furnace, nice!
Comment from : 𝓒𝓻𝔂𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓵×

How were you able to tell the handles were made of silver
Comment from : Samuel Adams

Great video thanks for the share 👍
Comment from : Chris Summerfield

You hammer really fast Quite amazing 😄
Comment from : Michael Sinaloense

Can you refine the silver somehow by smelting?
Comment from : Kurt Remi Slettmyr

How would you cupel this to fine silver?
Comment from : Daniel Lee

Filled sterling
Comment from : Richard McKinney

Sweet Video!
Comment from : GoodFinds

I found some knives had what looked like bits of asbestos in the handles Didn't take any chances and dropped them off at the proper place Always want to be safe
Comment from : Eleventeen Machine

You need to refine it to 999 fine
Comment from : COIN KILLER

But not pure silver
Comment from : COIN KILLER

Thanks for the video and sharing Great info😎👌👌👍👍⛏⛏⚒⚒
Comment from : Chuck Gentles

When he weighed it he called it sterling silver Not pure silver
Comment from : Evergreen Tablet2

Lol! Has access to hammer mills and uses a hand hammer!
Comment from : Ursa Mines

Way cool videos man Love your work This has been on my mind as a hobby for a whilequestion would the end product still be sterling or would the impurities from sterling slat out with the rest of the junk? Leaving you with pure silver? Thanks in advance
Comment from : Jason Maggard - Modern Money Method