silver in car batteries

bryang

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I am not judging....but I cant justify the risk to my health by playing w/ car batteries, just sayin.
 

Um lead last I checked.... and lifted.
yeah 200+ in scrap silver for $120 battery... hmmm makes sense
 

I found an old car battery that had been taken apart and the grates were pure silver nothing an old torch couldn't handle I made 270$ off of silver from it and you could too remember those heavy grates or slats that you brushed off as an old car battery could be worth some real cash
Whatchu talking about Willis?
 

I have no idea what he is talking either about he never did make it very clear .. .
 

hrm must be 200 old car batteries sitting in a pile up at my pops old cottage, then again there are piles of motorcycles cars trucks lawnmowers..if you can pile it up...its piled there. :laughing7:

Mike
Car batteries scrap at about 8 dollars apiece here in Florida. Cars about 300.
 

I just want to know the scrap dealer that pays $270 for any battery. Old or new! And a torch has been mentioned?! No way...
Peace
 

I forgot I wrote this post and I have no idea why I didn't include a picture... FB_IMG_1470863089263.jpg by the way if it has been buried for 100+ years I'm pretty sure it's safe to handle and I sold it to a gold buyer thanks
 

Melt silver with a torch?? I know you can melt lead with a torch but silver? Pure silver melts at a temperature of 1,761 degrees F.

I think someone is inhaling way too many lead fumes.

You would have also had to have over 15 troy ounces to get that much.

You sold it to a gold buyer? Interesting. Maybe your gold buyer had a kid working for him and the kid didn't know that lead and silver are two different metals
 

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But did you guys know boat batteries are the good ones? They are made of gold.
 

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