I must say, Sreetips, I really appreciate your dilligence on safety and proper use of these chemicals. Good Job!

I finally started my gold collection guys. I started with placer gold 😊 and I’ve also got some sterling. It’s fun to collect too

Wanted to let you know that your videos have been a pleasure to watch and learn from. I am just starting my refining system and so far your experiences has made me good money and saved me years of learning this systems to recovery. Thanks for posting these videos and keep them coming

I have noticed over the course of watching Sreetips videos, that his silver and gold is just as valuable for the metal as it is for the prestige of it having Sreetips stamped on the piece.
I mean how cool would that be, to wear a gram of either silver or gold stamped by Sreetips...

I love how you show how labor intensive the process actually is depending on what material you are refining.

Not surprised it came up a bit short... you took out quite a bit of karat scrap from that original 1023g of material, as well as the iron and stainless pieces in the nitric processing. That karat scrap might make up a good bit of the shortage.

I do wonder if you could take the karat scrap with the filtered silver chloride into a melt dish and 'inquart' them together... liberating the chloride as a gas. Obviously that karat scrap is unknown percentage to begin with, so ending up with powder/colloidal is a possibility already.

25:50 I love how that little pile of what looks like the remains of a house fire is actually a significant dollar amount of Gold.

Was worried my weekend was gonna be ruined, you saved it yet again. Thank you sreetips!

Been looking for your latest video! Thanks Mr Sreetips!!

40:29 it looks like an elephant here!! 🐘

Nice bar but can we all take a moment to appreciate the specialy prepared filter.

22:05 such a beautiful purple shade in the liquid.

great looking bar

You need to buy yourself a strong neodymium magnet

I appreciate all the work you put into the video.

Those wide GF bracelets have a brass hinge and clasp that's lead soldered in and weighs a few grams. I heat them to melt the lead solder and the brass pops out easily. Saves acid. I'm frugal!

Yeah, I was expecting it to be a light bar. Remember the karat pieces that didn't dissolve. Also all the gemstones.

Very nice refining! You nailed it on the 3 spoonfuls. Good call! Thank you for sharing, it's always a pleasure to watch your videos!

gotta love that process! so cool :)

Thank you for posting such informative videos. I pick up something new every time I watch a video!