Melting Silver - Making Hand Poured Silver Bars at Home

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Title	:	Melting Silver - Making Hand Poured Silver Bars at Home
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Flaws that disrupt your stamp should not be tolerated
Comment from : Gregory Serpan

Great works Rob Thanks ive Learned
Comment from : JohnnyStax

is there a way to make the 90 percent coins more pure when melting
Comment from : AllHaven Games

If werewolves do exist, all you can do is make silver knuckles instead of shooting it as long the knuckles has silver spikes
Comment from : Ak47 32

How can I get the equipment to do the same and what coins v are those?
Comment from : K Nyansa

Are you still making these
Comment from : Dayton Baker

why do you have to per heat the models and tongs
Comment from : nicholas eas

What size stamps do you use ?
Comment from : jango67

Is that just plain old ice cold water in the bread pan?
Comment from : She WhoLovesEveryone

Sliver cools off really fast huh
Comment from : Mister J

That's an expensive stove
Comment from : Wally Paige

Show the stamping process!
Comment from : Wrestler Dude

What is purity of those bars? I guess same as coins?
Comment from : kurtMakes

Hello, I have a question, will pouring your silver increase price that’s why you melted the rounds ? Or just a hobby
Comment from : Oscar Olivares

Can someone explain why you’d melt coins to make a bar Doesn’t that eliminate the premium you can get
Comment from : XRPeakyBlindAR

Iam new to this what is a ddo?😊
Comment from : Jam Sax

What is do mean?
Comment from : Jam Sax

Where did you get your RFT stamp made
Comment from : Don Obrenski

If I want to melt several silver coins, who do I should for?
Comment from : S Benitez

CASTING IS SO LOVELY TO SEE AND HOLD AS COMPARED TO MINTED
Comment from : Sunstar Abound

I love vids like this I want to have a forge of my own and make gold and silver bars I adore gold and silver
Comment from : Jacob Duncan

Idiot
Comment from : Gloink Gloink

how does one go about acquiring one of these fine bars?
Comment from : Bad Slice Productions

To save a lil bit of time and less resmelting I'd grab a minimum of 6 molds So once your crucible crazy hot, you can do more pours/ ounces per smelt Etc Just sayin is all! ✌️
Comment from : Rick Ross

Visually I have always preferred the look of silver over gold
Comment from : Liam Stephenson

Cool video but I would’ve really liked to see how you polished and especially how you stamped these
Comment from : Logan Tallmadge

What kinda tamp u using
Comment from : Charles M

No, this is Rob Makes Treasure
Comment from : Coin Collector

looks like terminator T1000
Comment from : g157 fasdf

Wow awesome silver pours bud
Comment from : Mike Palet

Why would you melt perfectly good 1 oz coins and turn them into some jack leg 2 oz bars?
Comment from : roger fontenot

Where does the borax come in to play here
Comment from : UndefeatedGaul

It would be cool to see the stamping process too! Enjoyed the video
Comment from : Neverending Bucket List

Why did you do this?
Comment from : G Wilkins

Absolutely gorgeous Thank you for demystifying the process of smelting metal
Comment from : Evil Homer

DDO!
Comment from : Ernest Edwards

What kind of coins are those?
Comment from : HazexMtnDew

Where do you get the rounds from?
Comment from : KiefferPlant

Sloppy pouring brThank goodness it's not gold, platinum or rhodium lolbrDefinitely a beginner but keep at it 👌
Comment from : €sçăpeŤheMåṭřīx

Just found this, super fun video
Comment from : silver watcher

Thank you for sharing this video I had a great time watching this video
Comment from : omar rodriguez

Stupid that u melt the coins
Comment from : Nikola Braco

I have a lot of coins that I would like melted down how much would you charge me to make them into bars
Comment from : Alan Cold mountain

borax can help a lot
Comment from : perplexedmind

Hey if you stamp them twice???DD Rob bars?? They will be worth more!lol
Comment from : Dan Rogers

whats the best place to buy silver without paying premium?
Comment from : Luke Earthwalker

what would happen if one used 90 sliver coins in the same process?
Comment from : 02Crimson

I remember 10 years ago when I first melted my first piece of silver But I’m all certainly wouldn’t melt down bullion that holds someone of a premium For a chunk of silver that needs to be drilled through it shaved to be tested for purity brbrIt’s like those guys who meltdown PAMP bars Losing that $50 premium
Comment from : TheOutsidersPost

The voids on the bottom of the bars is from the gases built up in the metal from the propaneelectrical furnaces dont give this issue when pouring silver But I think it gives the bars more characterI find it easier to pour from a smaller crucible but that's just me
Comment from : HD Dyna lowrider

What did you use for stamping dies?
Comment from : Brian Eromenok

Why did you waste propane to destroy some rare coins? 😕
Comment from : Albert Albert

Good stuff bud
Comment from : DM

What did you pour the lava into
Comment from : It’s Cortez

You da man! brThanks Rob for showing such a cool demonstration🤘 It's pretty BadAss!
Comment from : the chill

Why destroy good silver coins? to make bars?
Comment from : Chris Basil

I wanted to see the tumbling and the stamping !!!!
Comment from : Greg Ireson

Are you selling?
Comment from : David Richard

wow, you made a bunch of junk out of 999 rounds you instantly decreased the value of your silver by destroying all premiums i hope no one follows suit because what you did is absolutely stupid
Comment from : J

interesting you melted a NORFED round you fucking moron
Comment from : J

Little touches like the sound effect at 4:25 really bring this video to life
Comment from : Andrew Warshaver

love your videosmy channel is all about lost wax casting on the cheapcheck it out
Comment from : midnightsilvercrafters

Where can I buy one
Comment from : CZ Hunts Coins

You might want a torch on a stand over your bar molds to make a prettier finish and keep the oxides from forming on the top while pouring👍
Comment from : Jason Summit

Hey Bud brWhat’s your crucible made out of? Graphite? How long does it last youbrMine don’t last very long brA couple of pouring sessions
Comment from : Firebird Bullion

Nice bars! In would also like to make some silver bars I have a devilforge, exact the same you have But I think I will use an electril furnace/kiln for silver I will also prepare a pouring setup with a burner hitting those moulds while pouring Give them a small tap while solodifying will give them some nice ripples, just the way I love them! I will also need to invest in a tumbler to get them as smooth and shiny as possible Hopefully one day when I build a new shed or buy a garage box I will start melting silver Just subbed 😁👍👍👍
Comment from : Metalscrapper

I kinda liked how the backs look after pour on the rejects
Comment from : Charles Latre

Am I missing something herebrWhat is the point in melting new coins into bars Why not save time and money and buy bars instead of coins?
Comment from : David Doyle

So instead of going a little over like you said, wouldn't you have had enough left over to pour one more (@20ozt)? Just curious
Comment from : Joseph Jones

So much fun to watch molten silver!!brHave a GREAT Day!!!
Comment from : Shane York

DDO is collectible 😎😉
Comment from : ECP - Bees, Coins, Prospecting

Smelt on
Comment from : Dwight Pickens

Rob - Who did you have make your stamps?
Comment from : Dale Logerquist

WE FORGOT TO CHECK FOR NORFEDS!!! Love the bars though!!!
Comment from : Michael Kittle Rare Coins

So 😎 that it is 🥵
Comment from : Chaim Moshe Zaltsman

I don't get why you would take a coin and melt it to make a rough looking bar It seems like you are going backwards Kind of like taking a fine piece of pottery and turning it into a clump of clay
Comment from : Pudenda Johnson

i'd love to buy one of these to add to the silver collection Let me know how to get one!
Comment from : Utah5oh

How did you stamp them?
Comment from : msand951

Is the stamping by press or hammer?
Comment from : The Other Jimmy

Hi bro nice melt
Comment from : Lawrence Boatright

So fun to watch!
Comment from : Jenny Arduser

Love these melt and pour videos 😍and the “imperfections” are what make these bars/rounds even betterthe end result is natural and has your signature on it Thanks again, rob!
Comment from : Caveman911

They look great! 🤙🏼
Comment from : Anthony

I thought it was illegal to melt currency?
Comment from : MARCHINGBANDADIC 777

Nice job Rob I myself am getting into pouring soon It will allow me to be creative and produce art Keep up the great work
Comment from : PhoenixFire FineArts & Collectibles

I love watching silver solidity
Comment from : Jezza Rezza

I'd love to own a RFT 2oz silver bar! How can we purchase one, if at all? #robfindstreasure
Comment from : Sir Drinksalot

Cool!!
Comment from : Jeannies Crochet Creations

i thought i was watching bigstackD for a second there
Comment from : REexpert44

Hmmmmpractice practice practicesometimes we get an oops and/or call it a dirty rotten so and so
Comment from : Brandon Naze

Always neat to see liquified silver pouring into the mould
Comment from : Donald Walsh

I might be a little late to get this awnsered Or might just be that stupid but does Rob still do Sunday mail calls? I’ve been subscribed either in this account or my other account for a couple of months but haven’t seen any recently added
Comment from : Cjs Small