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Sure as Hell, wasn't me. As Ortholith points out, I"m busy donating my cash to the local brewery.
Saxony; highest average consumption of alcohol in Germany. Yay! You've got to be in it to win it!
Sure as Hell, wasn't me. As Ortholith points out, I"m busy donating my cash to the local brewery.
Saxony; highest average consumption of alcohol in Germany. Yay! You've got to be in it to win it!
It actually depends on the type of gold used in the crowns, usually about 60% gold, but there are other precious metals in dental scrap platinum and rhodium are worth more.
The scrap merchants aren't even interested in the silver in the amalgams.
Is that because of the small quantity, the low value of mercury or the difficulty of separating them? (or a mixture of all 3?) I know mercury is a pain to work with but I would have thought the volume of silver would have made it worthwhile on a large scale.