this angers the retro "community"

>>106038684 (OP)
>Pays €4000 for 68g of gold.

>>106038684 (OP)
This >>106038794
Retro retrards will just outbid goldbugs

>>106038684 (OP)
>>106038794
>6600€ in 4 hrs
That's 2200€ profit minus other expenses.

I understand having a collection but if you'll faggots aren't going to go through shitloads of unsorted ewaste how the fuck do you expect it to be cheap to build a collection?

>>106038832
will they really? i feel it would be more useful as gold these days and you can have a couple of the thing in museums for the genuinely curious

>>106038872
get a job with an ewaste recycler. i bring stuff to mine all the time and there's cool shit everywhere. i tried bringing one of the guys a 30 rack one time to pick through the bins and he said he was a recovering alcoholic.
:(

>>106038684 (OP)
How expensive is the processing required to extract that gold into a sellable form?

>>106038684 (OP)
They would make more profit just selling the parts on eBay. Unless it's also Celeron cpus from the 2000s or something.

>>106038924
*unless it's all

>>106038910
From the video.
0.4kg of silver is about €400, 8kg of lead is like €10, and 5kg of propane is about €30. (UK prices translated to euros).
Fuck knows how much a kiln and the other equipment costs but I'm guessing at least €500 (probably overestimating). But that'll pay for itself after a while.

>>106038847
good luck selling it lmao

>>106038684 (OP)
Doesn't bother me, increases the value of my hoard.

>>106038684 (OP)
For those of us using real weights and currencies, 3h 50m of extraction led to 2.4 oz of gold worth $8,000.