/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54592761
Yeah it's tough for britbongs, there is lots of competition for scrap over there. The batches I've purchased and had shipped over to the USA were freshly listed buy-it-now deals priced way under melt value i gobbled up fast, seems hard to score via normal auction format listings for bongs over there.

Anyway the refinery just called and they said my 7x 1/10th oz gold rounds are ready for pickup, I gave them only about 2/3rds of an ounce of gold so I have to pay $154 to cover the extra gold and refining/manufacturing fees, which brings the total cost to around $420 for the 7 smolgolbs. I'll pick them up next week and bring another juicy load of sterling scrap for them to process, might take months for them to finish though they seem really busy lately.

>>54536890
I use PG&G and get their 1/10ozt gold rounds, I've never had enough scrap at once for 1+oz poured bars and think they look crappier than the little fractionals anyway. Waiting on 7/10ths worth of scrap gold that is being processed by them now.

>>51702855
>shining yellow light on cheap silver coins to make it look golden is not cool Bruder

What about shining white light on cheap gold coins to make them look silvery? Looking forward to getting some more made from my cheapie gold scrap.