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METALS
& INGOTS
$
Commodities
$
Follow The Money!
Metals
are
useful
tangible
materials
of
intrinsic
tradable
value
which
for
thousands
of
years
many
have
sought
to
obtain
and
control.
In
their
wisdom,
the
American
founding
fathers
wisely
wrote
into
the US
Constitution
that
the
new
Nation
was
have
its
own
Sovereign
Currency
based
on the
stability
and
value
of
select
metals
for
the
security
and
independence
of its
people
from
those
who
would
want
to
control
them.
Fast
Forward
a
century
and
couple
decades
later:
where
many
believe
a long
term
diabolical
plan
was
put in
place
by the
then
extremely
powerful
wealthy
to
eventually
separate
the
people
from
these
Sovereign
Currency
Assets
to
then
control
the
people,
the
government
and
all
trade
as now
being
lived
out.
~~
"Give
me the
right
to
issue
and
control
a
nation’s
money
and I
care
not
who
governs
the
country.”
Meyer
Amschal
Rothschild,
International
banker.
~~
Whether
you
believe
this
or
not,
one
thing
is for
certain.
America
no
longer
has a
sovereign
asset
based
currency
backed
by
precious
metals
as we
have
moved
(or
taken
over)
to a
debt
based
fiat
currency
through
the
Independent Private Banking System
called
the
Federal
Reserve
which
is NOT
USA
Federal
and
has NO
Reserves.
We are
NO
longer
on the
Gold
Standard
where
our
currency
was
backed
by
real
Gold
and
Silver,
nor
are
pennies
even
being
made
out of
copper
any
longer.
The metals
discussed
here
play
an
important
dual
role
for
both
their
normal
use
and
now
more
than
ever,
as a
valuable
commodity
and
hedge
against
fiat
currency
debasement
and
inflation.
This
alone
can
make
your
experience
gathered
through
the
work
of
metals
more
valuable
now
and in
the
future
as
real
security
in
things
of
real
tangible
trading asset
value.
For a
moment
consider
the
power
grid
down
from
any
one of
a
thousand
reasons
from
major
solar
flare,
EMP
attack,
Neucular
melt
down.
What
good
are
your
electronic
bank
credits
or
cards?
What
good
are
ANY
electronic
records
of
ownership
now
invisible?
About Metal Spot Prices: The spot price of metals is based on paper contracts for delivery of tons of pure metal ingots. When you're not prepared to pay for and take delivery of tons of metal, that spot price will quickly become a huge understatement of the real price of that metal. When you want to buy just a few pounds of copper for example, you're looking at substantially higher prices, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x more. Moreover, once you own physical copper ingots / bullion, make absolutely sure you never sell for the spot price of copper. That's because it's hard to get investment / ingot grade copper
or any
metal
in
physical
form without paying for it, so you've got something special on your hands and make sure to extract the full value when you're selling and understand the reverse when buying! (Our personal opinion:
A sure
way to
fast
wealth... Don't sell and hold for the long term.
If
selling..
Get
Top $)
For Your Security in Life Knowing the Truth is Important.
We support information for all, not just the few.
Casting
Objects
-
Ingots
-
Bullion,
Can be
a
productive
and
profitable
endeavor
when
done
knowledgeably.
For
simplicity
sake
on
such a
deep
topic
which
can
span
volumes
of
information
this
page
will
only
deal
with
common
foundry
metals
in the
low to
mid
range
melting
zones
under
2,000
◦F
/
1093.3
◦C as
shown
below.
To learn more about these metals click on the Green Listed Element or Metal Name at page bottom. Your results will be shown below under the selection chart. Our Foundry Furnaces are designed to melt the metals in the green sections.
Elements | Symbol | Melting Point Fahrenheit |
Boiling Point Fahrenheit / Celsius |
Melting Point Celsius |
Pewter | © TheFoundryZone.com | 338-446 | * 2847 F \ 1564 C | 170-230 |
Tin | Sn | 450 | 4716 F \ 2602 C | 232 |
Lead | Pb | 621 | 3180 F \ 1749 C | 327 |
Zinc | Zn | 786 | 1665 °F \ 907 °C | 419 |
Aluminum | Al | 1218 | 4566 F \ 2519 C | 659 |
Bronze (90 Cu 10 Sn) | Cu+Sn | 1562-832 | * 4643 F \ 2562 C | 850-1000 |
Brass (85 Cu 15 Zn) | Cu+Zn | 1652-1724 | * 1665 °F \ 907 °C | 900-940 |
Silver | Ag | 1762 | 3924 F \ 2162 C | 961 |
Gold | Au | 1946 | 5173 F \ 2856 C | 1063 |
Copper | Cu | 1981 | 4643 F \ 2562 C | 1083 |
Cast Iron | C+Si+Mn+Fe | 2300 | 1260 | |
Manganese | Mn | 2300 | 1260 | |
Monel | Ni+Cu+Si | 2400 | 1301 | |
Steel-High Carbon | Cr+Ni+Mn+C | 2500 | 1353 | |
Inconel | Ni+Cr+Fe | 2540 | 1393 | |
Stainless Steel | Cr+Ni+Mn+C | 2550 | 1363 | |
Silicon | Si | 2588 | 1420 | |
Medium Carbon | Cr+Ni+Mn+C | 2600 | 1427 | |
Nickel | Ni | 2646 | 1452 | |
Low Carbon | Cr+Ni+Mn+C | 2700 | 1464 | |
Iron | Fe | 2786 | 1530 | |
Chromium | Cr | 3034 | 1615 | |
Titanium | Ti | 3263 | 1795 | |
Tungsten | W | 5432 | 3000 | |
Carbon | C | 6512 | 3600 | |
* Alloy Metal - Boiling Point of listed by lowest metal of combined metals in the allow mixture. |
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