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>>52707961
Good question, I haven't kept a spreadsheet but something like $6-7/kg which is higher than it should be. I could have a much lower average if I only bought the cheapest of cheapies but have a hard time leaving it behind when I find it which messes up the DCA, I'm better at controlling myself when it comes to silver. You could easily stack pewter for $4/kg or less if you were more disciplined about it, those will be worthy gains when we hit triple digits.

>>50673097
"Tin" cans, or more accurately "tinned" cans, are steel and back in the day were plated on the inside and soldered with tin to prevent the contents from destroying the steel. Tin is soft, bendy, nonmagnetic and melts at under 500 Fahrenheit so is easy to identify. Go buy some scrap pewter for tin to make your bronze with.

>>49487739
>invest in copper

Take the pewter-pill anon, tin is worth 4x as much as copper, is more fun to melt and play with, and likely to surge well over $100/kg this decade

>>49431155
>an amazing opportunity to acquire metal, under spot, right on the cusp of 5x move higher.

That opportunity can be found in Tin anon. Take the pewter-pill, I've added about 40lbs to the hoard in the past 6 weeks.