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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SILVER REFINING 101, post: 1932438, member: 71185&quot;]You absolutely can refine silver at home and get it to .999 and yes you can sell it for more money granted you have the skills and tools needed to pour and stamp a professional looking bar. Furnaces, large stamps, acetylene/oxygen torches, and professional steel molds can cost around 1000.00 for all. It would not be feasible to do all this for 10 OZ but if you plan to buy alot of silver upwards of several hundred ounces or pounds it&#039;s definitely worth it.***** The first thing you do is disolve your silver in nitric acid. DO THIS OUTSIDE. It will produce red No2 fumes that are deadly if you breath them in I where a gas mask and do this outside. You can purchase a gas mask on ebay for 20.00 any military 42mm gas mask will work. Once desolved dilute it 50/50 with distilled water and put a clean copper pipe in it. The copper will replace the silver and silver will immediately start forming on the copper pipe.Once this step is complete you need to rinse the silver cement till it runs clear through a filter and funnel. Use only distilled water and use boiling water on your last few rinses. Then Dry it. Then Melt it. At this point you have silver that is almost pure it will be around 98.9-99 % pure. Then you need to make a AGN03 solution with silver nitrate and water about 1.7grams per 50 ml of water. Which you can also make yourself by disolving .999 silver in nitric acid and let air dry into silver nitrate crystals or just buy it on ebay. At this point you will need 4 AA rechargeable batteries, 2 pieces of copper sheet, Sterling wire, a piece of cloth, a 2 liter bottle,and a piece of .999 silver.You take all of this and basically do electrolysis that will grow pure .999 silver crystals. There is a you tube video on this as well that will give you an idea of what I am saying. Just Google silver refine video. I have done this with literally hundreds of ounces of silver and pour and stamp my own bars. I have no problem selling and yes it is .999 pure as you can get but you must grow the crystals to get it to .999. It cost me about 1.30 an ounce to refine you tell me if you think it is feasible. Personally I would rather have bullion than junk silver it&#039;s worth more and looks much better. Matter of fact I have two different beakers growing crystals as we speak. </p><p>There you have it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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