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they look about the same size as my 10 ounce coins. They must be thicker

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Here are some 10 ounce coins next to a kilo bar

Those look like 10 ounces. Pretty friggen cool 😎

He got 4. He got a bunch of single orders though. Like 400 at 46$

HUAD, kolzig, and Bateman ?

This guy is just reselling for 100% profit margin

Yeah zero tax.

I paid like $27 so $3.50. But JMBullion ships it in nice packaging and storage containers. And free shipping. So that’s worth it. FYI they would buy it back at $24 per ounce. They are the best place I have found for selling your silver, but I’ve never done it

The silver Lego blocks also come in 10 ounce sizes. I want some

Have you guys even seen a kilo coin? Me either, but I have six coming. $860 per. Australian Koalas. I have kilo bars but not coins. I have a bunch of 10 ounce coins too. These are 32 ounces. They must be huge.

Microwave popcorn is good and very inexpensive with bogos. You guys are over thinking it here. Stop it.

If I do this, I would be making hundreds of these every week. I would want to do 6 or so at a time. There are guys out there buying from the same place I bought and then just reselling them at a nice markup. Making them myself would undercut all the resellers.

Lol. Not this shit again.

That’s because he used a sand mold. I’m looking to have a steel or aluminum mold manufactured and then pressure poured into the mold. I don’t really want to sand or polish at all. You lose too much silver on uncollected silver dust. you could be right, though. It may be more work then I want to do to get them to look nice and shiny like the ones I have. The edges aren’t exact or completely smooth on the ones I bought either but they still stack nicely.

Here you go, Jimmy. This is what I bought. No copyright infringement.

because they do. They are collection pieces. Even though it is only $23 in silver, the piece is still worth $35. I bought a small kit of 12.

if I am making my own molds these are the types I have to choose from Sand casting Investment casting Die casting Centrifugal casting https://www.simpli.com/lifestyle/exploring-different-types-metal-casting-processes-used-foundries?utm_content=params%3Aad%3DdirN%26qo%3DserpIndex%26o%3D740008%26ag%3Dfw&ueid=D79384B1-24B9-49C4-9C39-38D198970E8D

any die casting experts here? That might be the way to go as each one will be more exact.

there is money to be made. These things are selling. Some are getting $50 per. I think I can get $35 pretty easily. My startup costs are not going to be very high. I can start making these with as little as a few hundred bucks as I really don't need that $800 oven.

Billy, I need you. Tell me what I am doing wrong here.

lol, there are toxic fumes involved so it requires a well ventilated workshop or garage.