Over 30 oz. of Pure Gold | "Let's Pour Some Bars!!"
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2021
- We're going back in time a bit for the next few videos. I poured these bars last year, but they turned out so great... there's no way I couldn't share the experience with you!
Four 5oz bars and one 10oz bar of .999 fine gold! What an opportunity! I love pouring these big monsters. It gets my heart pounding every time. I hope you enjoy it too! Thanks for tuning in!!
#gold #stacking #monsters 
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This guy is a top gold artist.
Thanks for the props @Guild40 that's so cool to hear!
Thank you for sharing ! watching you pour is like going to therapy !!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks! 💛
some of the most amazing bars that i see hand poured, i still love the 3oz silver one you made for me. I have a weird compulsion to play with and rub it like a worry stone and i love feeling the ripples
They can be hard to put down!!!!
@@LithicMetals has any one told you , kind of sound like Michael Keaton?
@@joshschannel4409😂
Holy moly!!! Wow!!! 💰💰💰
Excellent! Beautiful. Thanks
Gold & Silver all the way!
Wow!!!! Great job.
Thanks Scott!
I can’t get enough of those lines it’s just so beautiful. And the bars have such a rich colour it’s beautiful
I'm with ya there, I can stare at great pour lines for hours lol
Poured bars to perfection! 🧐👌
Thank you! I'm glad you like 'em!!!
Beautiful work. Always a pleasure watching someone who loves his craft and takes pride in doing the best work he can.
Wonderful to hear. Thank you! 💛
Very impressive!
Magnificent!!! Keep up the good work. 🙂
Nicely done.
This whole video is pure awesomeness!! Thank you for sharing my friend 👊😎🍻
Thanks man! I'm glad you liked it bro!!
absolutely amazing. your a lucky man. I could only dream of it..fair play I could hear your excitement in your voice..thumbs up.👍👍. Gold bless you
Great stuff
Very good 👏👍
Cool man you're one lucky dude
I can't argue with that! Thanks for watching!!
Greatest half hour spent!
Thank you so much! Glad to know you enjoyed it so!!!
Fascinating video.
Excellent craftsmanship.
Gold is beautiful.
Thanks Antonio!!!
Gorgeous bars !
Thanks John!
Yesss Jeff thanks for the new video I’m so happy.
Thanks so much Marlon! I appreciate you checking it out!!
So Satisfying to watch... love aggressive ripples
That's some beautiful bars, great work like always
Thanks!
Wow! That was amazing! I wish I could melt some gold. That is awesomeness!!!!
thank you. Mucho fricken oro. stay safe
Thanks for the video......
Thanks for watching!
I love the fastidiousness. Great presentation bud. The bars are bonkers
Love it
Thanks for saying so Raymond!!!
30oz of gold wow just wow
I don't know how you don't have over 100k subscribers. You have the best looking hand pours I have ever seen.
Thanks so much AC, I'm glad to hear you enjoy them! This algorithm hates me for some reason lol. I have a couple hundred thousand followers on tiktok, but here it's a struggle. I posted a video there that received over a million views, here it received a few hundred lol. It can be disheartening at times lol.
But hey! Thanks so much for watching! I really appreciate it!! 😁
Absolutely amazing !!! Need I say more ?
I just subbed your Page,all that gold , mesmerized me !!! Love those cooling lines too
I certainly appreciate it Zeus! I'm glad you liked what ya saw!! Thanks!
Wish i could start my day out with a bowl of those golden corn flakes
There are def worse ways to start your day! Lol
Great pours.
GD
Thanks GD!
very nice :)
Thanks Owen!
You're making it have those "growth rings". The look kool
My 10 year old asked me if that was cheese. I said yeah son, that's a lot of cheese.
Indeed! That's some Chedd'a son!
This was a very calming video for me, thank you. You definitely deserved more subscribers/views. Cheers~~~
I'm so glad you enjoyed it igge! I may not have a lot of subscribers, but I do have amazing subscribers!! Thanks for watching!!!
You can even hear the weight of the Gold as you poured that last 10oz in.
New here, but I thoroughly enjoyed watching you do your thing
I appreciate you joining me here Craig!! Thanks for watching!! 😁
wow great job sir, i like gold bar.. new subs here God bls..
Absolutely beautiful brother....... Just to hold that bar, would be awesome!!!!! Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing
Thanks! I agree, just holding those bars are a treat. They feel so good in the hand! Thanks so much for watching!
Your product is absolutely one of the BEST hand poured I’ve seen. That’s all I buy. Are they for sale or was this done for someone specific? Job well done.
Thanks so much Tom! That is great to hear coming from a collector. Yes, those bars were made by request. Which is generally how all my larger pieces are done. I'd be more than happy to do some pours for you as well. Please email me at lithicmetals@gmail.com if you ever want to discuss it! Thanks again!!
New sub this channel deserves more. great work✌️
Thanks so much Jenn!
First video from you I watched and just wow!!! Liked and sub!
So glad you enjoyed it David! Thanks for the like and sub!!
THANKS FOR A GREAT VIDEO! MAYBE YOU CAN DO SOME TEACHING SOMETIME ON MORE OF THE DETAILS OF PREP FOR THIS AND THE BASIC TRAINING OF MELTING YOUR OWN GOLD! AND ALL THE DETAILS...STAMPING IT AND THE EQUIPMENT USED AND YOUR KNOWLEDGE FOR A FIRST SAFE GOLD MELT...THANKS SO MUCH...YOU DID A GREAT JOB!
Thanks! As I keep going, I'm sure I'll be able to fine tune much of the necessary info. But there's a lot of good tips hiding in my previous vids too :)
Looks awesome bro. People don't realize the resistance you get when trying to dig into a bowl of gold or silver crystals. The camera doesn't see what the actual eye sees. Especially when trying to photo silver crystals. I was hoping to see the entire process you went about in refining that gold. What you started with. Methods of dropping the gold out of solution and whatnot. Keep up the great work and will be looking forward to many more. Best wishes !!!
Those metals can def be tricky to get right on the camera lol. Yeah, especially crystal.
I have a few refining videos coming up soon. Some nice batches of silver and gold. Those should be fun 😁
I live in England...and we get hammered with taxes when importing gold, but I'd love some of your work one day!
EDIT: Your workmanship is fantastic 👏
Yes, shipping and taxes does make it a bit less cost effective.
You earned a new subscriber with this video
Awesome! I really appreciate it! Thank you Nelson! 😁
First... Jeff you magnificent bastard
Hehe! 😁
Here's to fighting stealing and drinking.
Hot fun 😎
Dam Jeff! That was awesome! So is this gold that you processed to 999 for someone?
Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks Derek! Glad you enjoyed it man!! Actually this material was sent to me, I didn't have to refine this batch.
Looks like a fancy breakfast cereal you could almost imagine tipping the milk in there and heading in with the spoon
Hehe... I like the thought of that lol
Ooh with some gemstones as marshmello! Opals would work!
Call Guinness, cause those are the cleanest ripples I've ever seen on a bar! Top notch brother!
I don't understand why your not in the top tier of precious metal processors on RUclips, but definitely got a new subscribe from me -
Thanks so much for the sub Mr. G! And of course for the kind words! Lol the youtube algorithm isn't always kind. Perhaps one day I'll reach more folks... but I like it small and personal too. It's kind of fun just waiting behind the curtain.
@@LithicMetals absolutely- "The diamond in the rough"
Man that was awesome!
Felt nervous watching it ha ha
Well done!
What was the round thing made out of that you placed on top of the steel stamping block?
Lol It really does put me on edge! Thanks for sharing some of the tension with me lol
I use ashless filter paper under the pieces. Keeps things clean, and stops it from sliding around on me.
@@LithicMetals yeah I can imagine.
I pour silver and that makes me nervous! Cant imagine pouring gold ha ha!
I’ll try the filter paper under my bars. I’ve been using normal paper but that falls apart pretty quickly
Subscribed when you have 778 subscribers, so when you got 1 m i will be with the old fans , good content , keep do more gold and silver 😍
Thanks so much for subscribing! I really do appreciate it! I'm glad you enjoy the vids 😁
I am just watching this video for the first time I have to say great video I went and hit the like button and saw it had 8 dislikes like really why do ppl dislike this one? are they jealous they don't have that much gold or the money to get it? smh.
Thanks for taking the time to watch it! Lol yeah, the dislikes are a bit disheartening... but I get it, you can't please everyone with one attempt. Some like them long, others short.. some people like your style, others not so much. The dislikes are legitimate feedback... only, I wish folks that hit the dislike button would comment on what they found not enjoyable. That would be helpful!
Shit! I was excited for you, seeing that gangsta bowl of Gold!
It's nerve wracking lol, but fun as heck! I'm glad you could feel it too! 😁
@@LithicMetals im a wood guy - own and operate my own mill and logging companies, but I have a forge, pour all the lower metals, never poured silver or gold even though I hold a very lucrative amount - you have inspired me to try my hand at the "good stuff" - thanks Jeff
Wish you nothing but the best brother! 😎
@@gaggiggable I love working with wood. I spent many years restoring old Victorians and Churches. I miss it.
Start with silver, once you have a mastery of Ag, you'll fine Gold very satisfying :)
@@LithicMetals I've got some crazy poplars that I just milled up - ill shoot you some pics, let me know which one you like and its yours - just let me see what you make in return.....I'm working on an epoxy computer desk currently - this is art in motion - I have other species if you'd like. My son is getting a channel together, because " I'm old" apparently...🤣
I guess I need to make my own channel, because I'm missing out on content - thanks again
@@LithicMetals i work with old barns and other structures of 100+ years, but never a Victorian - amazing stuff!
I have some sinker Cyprus on hand thats 300+ years and it doesn't look a day over 40 🤫
forgot to say. th3m bars turned out just pure sexy..your pouring is excellent
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you like 'em! It's great to hear 😁
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Awesome bruv👍🏽👍🏽.
Thx u 🙌🏽💀😤♎...
Great work bro! I would add a Lithic bar to my stack:)
Glad you like what ya saw! Drop me an email at lithicmetals@gmail.com and I'll get you on the list! :)
Did the bars weigh the same once poured as when you weighed the gold shot?
Yes. Unlike silver, with gold there are no measurable losses... if, no mistakes are made during the process.
New sub here you got me with the shiny
I subbed to your channel as well! Love the name of your channel. Being a flint knapper myself... making lithic points... it's a great fit for me! Your daughter is adorable 😁
@@LithicMetals hey thanks man yeah im native American so thats why that symbology but my grandpa was a flint napper in fact my name is from that we were the makers of the arrowhead points hints the name which is my last name
Hello Jeff!!!!
Hey Philip!
Is all this shiny yours, Jeff? Or were these bars for customers? Do they send already fine good to you to melt? Or do you refine it for them, then make it pretty? I'm always curious about your process.
It varies. With many of the big bars, folks generally ship the gold to me. However, I do of course refine and pour too. :)
@@LithicMetals That's excellent. I've built up a little cash in the last year, and I want to get started refining silver and gold as a hobby and investment. I'd love to connect with you one-on-one sometime and get your take on how I can start my journey.
@@prestontucker6171 my best advice is to Google "C.M. Hoke pdf" and read her book on refining precious metals waste. Then go to the goldrefiningforum.com and read as much as possible. Then go back and read Hoke again and follow along with her experiments. And in the mean time, start studying fume booths and the necessary safety precautions. This stuff wants to kill you, and one mistake can change your life forever. I studied for two years before I did any basic refining. So learn, learn some more, and stay safe... and enjoy 😁
@@LithicMetals Excellent advice! I have the pdf already, but haven't had a lot of time to study it yet. I feel like I need a 3rd car garage or a shed or something, because I really want to do this stuff as safely as possible and I have small kids in the house. Maybe I can work out a setup I can put together when I'm working and break down and store safely when I'm not.
@@prestontucker6171 you def need some environment that you can completely control. Away from any unwanted interruptions... and kids. Plus there is a ton of wastes that you need secure until you process to render it inert.
Definitely many factors to consider, but I feel it's worth all the hard work!
he was playing to 100k just in a little bowl. Who ever thought or said cash is easier transport, didnt know jack shit about inflation
Question.. Why stamp on the front? The ripples are awesome and with that finish wouldn't it be better to preserve the ripples and stamp the back?
Well... two big reasons. First, that's where 90% of the beauty is and I want my marks to add to that overall display. To do otherwise, at least to me... would almost be akin to painting on the back of your canvas, in order to not dirty the front lol
Second, I don't know of a way to stamp the backs of the bars without marring up the front. I've tried many different mediums, and nothing works. The gold is so soft, the lines just get crushed. I've cried over it one or twice lol
Thanks for the question!
@@LithicMetals when you used the painting on the back phrase it clicked in my head and all good points. Great stuff keep it up.
@@LithicMetals what about jewelers like setting wax? The stuff that holds jewelry in place while they cut prongs and set diamonds? Then you could stamp and then remove the wax?
@@OpalholicsAnonymous it's a good idea. I thought it would work. It didn't lol. To get a proper mark, you need to strike it pretty hard. Unfortunately it just keeps mashing into the wax and the mark isn't clear at all. Plus, as it moves in the wax it scuffs up the mirror finish. But it was worth a try!
@@LithicMetals could always hand engrave ;p
Do you do refining for customers ?I have about 4 ounces to refine but don’t have the means or balls to try
Indeed I do. If you'd like to email me, it's lithicmetals@gmail.com
Beautiful. The only problem is you won't get spot price when you go to sell them. Not a great investment. Poured gold bars are not as liquid compared to well known minted bars. Novelty collectible would be nice to have.
I'm not sure where you buy and sell your precious metals... but in my circles, nice hand pours and vintage bars fetch solid premiums on resale. Heck... where do you pay spot for physical gold?! Even generic. I buy a lot of gold, lol and I still pay above spot.
@@LithicMetals I meant when it's time to liquidate. Don't get me wrong you do fine work my friend. Love the craftsmanship. If I were to buy from you it would retain most of the metal value, but when I go to liquidate it would be hard for me to find buyers to want to give me the current spot price or even trust if the bar is real which I know it is but they don't unless they have an RXF gun and even that would not pull back a premium. If I were to resell on the 2ndary market maybe I'd get back some of the premium. Not easy to cash out.
I think better lighting from a couple of angles would make it pop out better.
Yeah, this was pretty bad. In the months since I actually poured these, I have made a few changes to the lighting. Hopefully in future videos you will see an improvement!
Very new to your channel. Where do you get the raw gold from?
Either from karat scrap I refine or from various suppliers like KZOO Mint.
Don't drop that tray!!! Lol...
Utah Kid.......
A bowl of gold corn flakes
what scales are those ?
could I ask what type of torch you use?
For less than two ounces, I use MAPP gas. Cheap and easy. Over two ounces... oxiacetylene. And hey, thanks for checking out the vid!
@@LithicMetals my pleasure cool vids keep it up
@@LithicMetals dosn’t map gas take to long tho and not worth it?
Why use the striker 2 light your torch with when you can just jump start it off the other little torch it's already lit
I suppose mainly to have the torch pointed in a specific direction. But truth be told... I just like it 😀
why do you use those clamps to remove or add to the bowl ? Why dont you just pick the piece with your fingers ?
Easier to grab the tiny pieces. A couple thousandth of an ounce isn't very large lol
What sounds like a bell?
I don't know... lol
What base metals are mixed in gold
Ideally, none. But there are minute traces of Cu, Ag, and platinum group metals. Pending on the source.
Seems weird to me that some of the products online like jm bullion or other mint sites have bars and coins that say .999 fine gold but it’s not as bright of a yellow as when I see people like you pour it. Any idea why?
One reason is probably the difference in lighting between the images. Light plays a big factor.
Another could be the surface finish of the gold. Say... a mirrored finish vs a matted or buffed finish.
Thanks for checking out the vid!
@@LithicMetals I purchased a IGR gold bar from jm and the color looks slightly lighter then pure gold pours or even other brands, just gets me wondering if they using 22k or 23k gold, my first purchase of gold so I can’t make any assumptions, maybe they buffed it but it looks mirror to me
@@timscoviac rest assured, if you got it through JM and it says .999 ...it is pure gold. 😁
@@LithicMetals okay, thank you sir, god bless
Is that just good shot?
Yup :)
Where can I buy ???
I mainly sell my pieces in GoldBugs. I have a bit of a waiting list, but if you have a particular size in mind... I'm happy to give you more info. Feel free to email me at lithicmetals@gmail.com
Thanks for considering adding a Lithic piece to your collection!
AWRSOME well done love the ripples also would i be able to buy 5grams of you if possible good sir anyway i have subbed to you and i will be watching your videos good job mate awrsome thats all i can say.kind regards Gregory Lee from Melbourne Victoria Australia. 😁🖐👍.
Thanks Greg! I'm glad you like what you see! I don't make 5g pieces, but I do make 1/10oz and 1/4oz pieces. If you want to shoot me an email lithicmetals@gmail.com I'd be happy to pencil you in for something!
Appreciate it mate!
Or they mixed coper and zink to give you brass then they mixed it into the gold
Yikes... who does that? Actually when you melt the shot, you can tell right away if it isn't pure.
Ripples look muuuuch better in gold
It's hard not to love 'em!
Maybe they mixed nickel silver into the gold
You would know right away if there were impurities in the gold as soon as you melt it. Base metal oxides form and float at the surface. Pure Gold is very clean and the color very distinctive.
Throw some borax into it so it can get super hot
I'm not too sure if the borax helps raise the temp, but I certainly use it to glaze the dish and knock back any oxides... especially with Ag.
Do you sell gold?
Il metallo giuallo e il copper e + silver metallo bianco posso sapere i due metallo quali sono
I want 0ne of those 5 ouncers how do I go about it
Thanks for watching! Feel free to email me at lithicmetals@gmail.com
I'd be happy to pencil you in for one!
do you have a facebook page? just picked up a piece of yours and would love to follow on social media
Thanks for adding a Lithic piece to your collection Melodi! I don't have a fb page for Lithic. I spend all my fb time in the GoldBugs group 7k members (which is often non discoverable in a search). But I did set up an IG page for lithicmetals
:)
Ciao il metallo giallo e una legha si ho no risposta grazie
How come you punch into the beautiful swirl side rather than the ugly back, it kinda ruins the beauty of the pieces
Someone asked the same thing a little bit ago... I told them it's not unlike asking why don't you paint your picture on the back side of your canvas, instead of marring up the perfect clean front side.
I get ya... there are times when I hesitate marking up a bar, but this is where 90% of the beauty is... and my marks (at least to me) add to the beauty, and sort of lay claim to my work.
Thanks for checking out the vid!
Bro 🤦🏽♂️ you can tell this dude never weighed out some buds. lol so akward with the scale
Lol