What else is there?

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  1. Caput Lupinum

    Caput Lupinum Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    It would be safer in your colon
     
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  2. Nabullion Dynamite

    Nabullion Dynamite Active Member

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    That generally where I store everything dear to me!
     
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    Picked up bag full this morning at Camberwell market :D
     
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    Leghold traps, you know, rabbit traps and the like.

    Australian farms have heaps of them, clearing sales are great. I pay $10 to $15 each roughly, fix them up, sandblast, dye and dip them, sell them for $35 to $40 each every time :)

    Came across an old Newhouse a while back, sold it to a US buyer for $250.00
     
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    REDBACK Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Used to go to Caribbean Gardens buying coloured Semis until my son started eating them and i found out they were coloured Bubble Gum..Do your research people!!!!!!! :lol:


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  6. Nabullion Dynamite

    Nabullion Dynamite Active Member

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    Well I was just at the thrift store and found a whole jar of them for 5 bucks...sold on ebay for 50$ :D
     
    Nabullion Dynamite, Jul 2, 2014
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    Saved up scrap computer memory, motherboards, hard drive boards, CPU's. All these have precious metals in them. People buy this stuff to refine the metals. Best part is very few know this and throw away their pcs. So before you toss that computer out take out all the circuit boards with the IC's on them.
     
    silver_stacker, Dec 29, 2014
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  8. Golightly

    Golightly Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    So many reasons this makes no sense, cryptos are a bit of fun on the side, when lady silver is laying around languishing I poke my fingers into crypto because it's exciting and makes me feel young again eh eh

    Btc is cheap at the mo too
     
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    Golightly Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Golightly, Dec 29, 2014
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    I've thought about opals. Black opals from Lightning Ridge are very pretty.
     
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    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I8aJTxy8DY[/youtube]
     
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  12. Nabullion Dynamite

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    I've been looking into opals a lot lately, my favorite gemstone!
     
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    Books are where I'm at ...modern Signed 1st edition books ...... Gotta know you're stuff though ....... Not very popular in oz but they are worldwide ...... For the right ones
     
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    Agarwood - top quality goes for up to US$48,000 per kilo to the Chinese who love it
    Cambodhi Ouhd is pretty cool too (about $125-$150 per ml)....I have some of this stuff as well as some high grade Agarwood chips in storage.
    Glad I got it many moons ago at a lot less.
     
    Stoic Phoenix, Dec 30, 2014
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    Antique / Vintage Model Cars
     
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    Art.
     
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