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2oz Fine Silver Casting grain, 999 Pure.
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- Dimensions (mm)
- 11 x 9 x 1.2mm
- Weight (g)
- 62.3
- Year
- 2023
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2oz Fine Silver Casting grain, 999 Pure.
Type: Casting Grain.
Metal/Purity: Silver Fine (999)
Weight: Approx 2oz (62.3g)
This is artisan produced Fine Silver casting grain made by Baker Noble Metals, Exeter, Devon, UK. This grain is made from 100% recycled silver and is the best Fine Silver grain I have ever used.
Suitable for many jewellery making projects as well as for those who want to put a little silver aside.
This melts at 961 C with a casting temperature of 1,030-1,110 C
The finish of these grains is often a slightly rough as they are straight from production and have not been polished using more chemicals.
This is the same grain I use in my jewellery studio, I just happen to have a surplus at the moment.
Thank you for looking and please have a look around my shops. Buy more listings and pay one postage fee.
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Please note that the weight in the lot specifics is in carats. The measurements are of the largest size grain/nugget.
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- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 11 x 9 x 1.2 mm
- Weight (g)
- 62.3
- Year
- 2023
- Silver Coins
- Yes
- Colours
-
2oz Fine Silver Casting grain, 999 Pure.
Type: Casting Grain.
Metal/Purity: Silver Fine (999)
Weight: Approx 2oz (62.3g)
This is artisan produced Fine Silver casting grain made by Baker Noble Metals, Exeter, Devon, UK. This grain is made from 100% recycled silver and is the best Fine Silver grain I have ever used.
Suitable for many jewellery making projects as well as for those who want to put a little silver aside.
This melts at 961 C with a casting temperature of 1,030-1,110 C
The finish of these grains is often a slightly rough as they are straight from production and have not been polished using more chemicals.
This is the same grain I use in my jewellery studio, I just happen to have a surplus at the moment.
Thank you for looking and please have a look around my shops. Buy more listings and pay one postage fee.
https://www.coins-auctioned.com/stores/damianjmiles
https://www.gemrockauctions.com/stores/damianjmiles
https://www.jewelry-auctioned.com/stores/damianjmiles
Please note that the weight in the lot specifics is in carats. The measurements are of the largest size grain/nugget.
| Shipping provider | Shipping to United Kingdom | Shipping to rest of world | Combined Shipping (United Kingdom) | Combined Shipping (rest of the world) |
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Sorry I'm late to review -- this has arrived and is in practically pristine condition, I'm so happy to have such a piece of history to display and share to others -- thank you so much
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