>20391158>Flipping scrap for fiat.>>20390825Here's Eggfag back with his nonsensical projecting. He can't take the L and admit being wrong so like the rotten Jew he is his instinct compels him to double-down with more lies.
The baseline worst-case reference price I use to determine viability of a deal is the amount I'd get if I had to sell a load of scrap for cash that day, so for your load of .800 the minimum value is 90% of its melt price of $1616 (already nice gains since I posted!) or about $1,454, you're $500+ in profit already fren.
I've only ever had them refine and manufacture bullion bars for me though, never sold a dime of silver to them, but the manufacturing fee is $1-2 per ounce (depending on the type of bar) which i have them deduct from the my silver, so if you wanted bullion returned instead of cash you'd expect maybe around 85-88% of your total silver returned as bullion. Pic is an example of a batch I got back from them. Their bullion commands great premiums though, so don't let their modest fee scare you because you receive way more value than if you got back the same weight of generic buffalos or Silvertowne bars.
