Can You MELT SILVER COINS Just Using Standard PROPANE TORCH

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Title	:	Can You MELT SILVER COINS Just Using Standard PROPANE TORCH
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MAP gas is hotter
Comment from : Errol Savage

This is torture I'm so sad to see the silver Roosevelt dimes melted
Comment from : Everett coins

So the only reason you can melt those dimes is because you're not in america right?
Comment from : SHAZAM

Melting these makes me want to fight you
Comment from : Thomas Hamby

Stop destroying our coins!!!!
Comment from : RomanEmpireMetals

I use Mapps gas
Comment from : Brian Beckstead

Which chemical did you added for melted period 🤔2:11
Comment from : nallathey nadakum

OK, so part of the trick is making a mini furnace/oven out of firebricks to help retain the heat - thank you!
Comment from : Sean Foltz

Add a hairdryer to up the air flow and up the temp maybe? 🤔🤔🤔
Comment from : DR_SOLO

I use my cutting torch OXY and acceetaline torch and bricks with a smooth small metal pan and melt my scrap silver like that into little silver bars and polish them and they are pretty once you get a good nice even pour
Comment from : you know everything

Does this give you closer to 100 percent silver than just the coin & can you do this with 40 percent silver?
Comment from : Eli Case

now how do you separate the metals?
Comment from : Daniel Roy

Where did the copper go
Comment from : Stealth Airsoft

what would u recommend using MAP gas torch?
Comment from : kevin monahan

Dumb question but, What is that black paper looking thing that your using to get the black off the silver after melting it? Cuz I’m experiencing the issue of my gold and silver turning black (burned marks) during the melting process and I don’t know what to use to get it off?
Comment from : JJ_Lamberto

Excellent experiment…and very interesting that it gets hot enough with propane…good call on the Borax I’ve watched other videos but this one hands down was by far the best I’ve watched I like coffee as well! Great torch…can’t wait to have a go together, sticky hot mess 🐺No catch ya later? ✨Have a great day, JP ✨🇺🇸✨
Comment from : Southern Patriot

It’s always a good idea to pour your crucible parallel to the direction of the length of the ingot molds There’s less chance to screw up
Comment from : Farticles of Conflatulation

Thank you for the video
Comment from : Kevin Rico

WHAT SABDING AND POLISHING EQUIPMENT DID YOU USE AFTER TO POLISH UO THE BAR PLEASE?
Comment from : george lovegrove

Lol I like I how you just sprinkle the borax in like saltbae
Comment from : Faith Summers

Why the Borax?
Comment from : William Goswick

You should try bottled MAP gas It burns hotter that just propane and should help when you melt silver coins and scrap MAP gas is a mixture of propane and acetylene, and can be purchased at hardware stores
Comment from : Utah Man

Pretty damn cool
Comment from : Jeremiah Thomas

Great! Now I am going to melt everything I can find Thanks for sharing
Comment from : STUFF WE DO

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Comment from : AMIR

I need to do this to make a ring for sure
Comment from : Jayson Denison

After melting it, how pure is the silver?
Comment from : HTX FISH

You cion melting in India is ileagle
Comment from : Sunil Mishra

What was it, the 1916 D ? In there?
Comment from : Richie of Tampa

It hurts to watch haha, I love coin collecting especially these rip coins
Comment from : Adam Cooper

Ah So glad I decided to go the casting and stamping route instead of buying expensive laser engraverbrI've found place in Indiana to make my coin dies and stamps And have discover multi-ton shop presses are not as expensive as the lasersbr( I don't have clue about how to use cnc laser machinestoo modern/high tech But a shop press and foundry casting These I know😁)
Comment from : darrin webber

Try using an acetaline torchbrLet me know how it goes
Comment from : darrin webber

are you using fire bricks
Comment from : Luis Raya

jajajajajajaja I love it ill probably do the same thing in barely getting started so this was awesome looks like fun
Comment from : Luis Raya

Sorry don't destroy COINS!
Comment from : Shane Lewis

It's much easier with mapp gas
Comment from : the dreaded golfer

What do you use to polish the silver?
Comment from : geikogecko

So, how long did it take to melt
Comment from : ForknSpoon

So does the copper basically separate on it’s own?
Comment from : The treasure seeker

Lol, propane can melt gold too I was bored yesterday and tried using an old spoon as a crucible Held it in a pair of pliers and put a gram of gold in it, hit it with my torch and in about 30 seconds it was all melted and I have a little nugget now 😂
Comment from : The177Hunter