Platinum Scam
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PandaStacker84
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Platinum has been selling fairly well lately and there are a lot of people who think otherwise.
I have yet to see any facts or figures in this thread claiming that Platinum is common and not a rare precious metal. Lets see the facts please rather than your strong opinion which quite frankly is a turn off when you act like a know it all.
If you can be convinced its a good idea to wear a mask and take a shot im sure you can be convinced that platinum is not a precious metal.
Just to clear this up for anyone new - Platinum is a precious metal according to AI, Google, and everyone In the industry of jewelry, coins, and bullion.
The actual definition here below. "High economic value, luster, corrosion resistance, and conductivity...all of which Platinum has.
Precious metals are rare, naturally occurring metallic elements with high economic value, renowned for their luster, corrosion resistance, and conductivity. Primarily used in jewelry, art, and investment (gold, silver, platinum, palladium), they are also critical industrial materials for electronics and catalytic converters.
Feel free to respond back with actual facts so people can learn rather than be confused by your trolling.
I have yet to see any facts or figures in this thread claiming that Platinum is common and not a rare precious metal. Lets see the facts please rather than your strong opinion which quite frankly is a turn off when you act like a know it all.
If you can be convinced its a good idea to wear a mask and take a shot im sure you can be convinced that platinum is not a precious metal.
Just to clear this up for anyone new - Platinum is a precious metal according to AI, Google, and everyone In the industry of jewelry, coins, and bullion.
The actual definition here below. "High economic value, luster, corrosion resistance, and conductivity...all of which Platinum has.
Precious metals are rare, naturally occurring metallic elements with high economic value, renowned for their luster, corrosion resistance, and conductivity. Primarily used in jewelry, art, and investment (gold, silver, platinum, palladium), they are also critical industrial materials for electronics and catalytic converters.
Feel free to respond back with actual facts so people can learn rather than be confused by your trolling.
@PandaStacker84, he's gone. Banned for waving the "Jerk" card around once too much.