How its Made - Silver

Such a big process for so little of a price!!

I thought gold was more conductive.

If its this complex to get silver, how did they have silver thousands of years ago? I don't get it

Any one know the name of the chemical used to ensure Ag doesn't burn off, but other metals do?

Not me thinking I can make silver 💀

Added usa all silver congratulations company factory equipment brands in added all india🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Who the hell is that lady?!?

Just put it in a furnace

Hi I'm god, today I'm showing you how I form Iron then spread it all throughout the Earth's inside

I wonder if the narrator speaks to her children or just narrates to them?

August 1 2021 - silver must be the cheapest element on the planet. Going down tomorrow and turning some paper into a kilo bar.

God taught man how to do this.

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Wallstreetsilver sent me ahahha

Who came here from Wall Street silverbets???

Took over 1,000 oz of that shiny off the market thank you very much!! 🦍🦍🥈🥈💯💯

Any Silver Chads here ?

Imagine taking one bucket of the dirt home each night

The narrator's voice is beautiful!

“Pump eet”

The break even point for every oz is $15.00. when labor increases so should the price. I'm surprised silver is not $70/oz

Incredible. How the fuck did people figure this stuff out?

Now I know where my lovely silver comes from

how it is MINED.

A lot of work for $14.98

All that work that goes into mining silver and you expect me to believe it’s only worth $15/oz? Ok I’ll keep playing your game while I stack my precious.

ripe for disruption. we need many many more elon musks!! he would get all the metals of value out.

I don’t like it

Spot price as of today is 16.53 an ounce. Seems like a great deal to me after seeing all the work that goes into mining it

How is silver only $16/oz with all this work? I'm exhausted just watching the video.

bro just got mining and hope you don't have a lead world

fire in the hole

This will be super handy when the vampire apocalypse starts.

Prefer the male voice.

Sometimes... I just like to get a bar of silver out of my home safe... and just stare at it.

"Hecho en México"... Sorry Trump.

The niton gun is a common process used to detect trace elements of various metals. often referred to as 'positive material identification' or PMI. Just another layer of failsafe when you need to make sure of what's actually in the metal you're looking at.. this was probably posted somewhere below but it got buried.

People complaining about the environmental impacts I assume live in the wilderness with literally no technology at all whatsoever right?

I mean otherwise that would make them super hypocritical...... 🤔

Surprisingly silver cost is very low dispite the long process.

How the hell did they do this 1000 years ago?

It is amazey how the people do this

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Looking at the process of getting silver, I would set silver at 10,000 per Oz...No ulterior motives involved...; )...

I thought they were made from salty silver's tear in normal match making.....