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>>29652378
I buy and stack cheap Pewter from sales/Goodwill which is comprised of mostly pure Tin. Tin is mooning like a shitcoin lately, and at $28,500 per tonne is rather more valuable than copper. It also has a melting point below 500 Fahrenheit so can be cast into bars in your kitchen, it's very easy to work with.

I'd rather find Silver when out hunting but pewter is valuable enough to justify a spot in the garage, and is easily sold on eBay to hobbyists for top dollar.

>>25305846
>Anybody here stack base metals?

I have a pile of copper pennies from buying $50 bags at the bank, got the "Cherrypicker's Guide" to look for errors but didn't find anything particularly noteworthy.

I stack pewter which is 92% or higher Tin and worth $10+ a pound on eBay for hobbyists. Super low melting point and easily worked, I buy it cheap when I see it at sales or Goodwill, probably have 120lbs.

I also collect fired bullets from a Bureau of Land Management area used as a firing range, melt em down and stack ingots, probably got 500lb now.

The pewter will probably see nice gainz but the lead collecting is just for fun.