Rarest metal in the world.

[lshallperish]

If any one got there hands on this metal, they would be using silver to build a dog house lol..

What is this metal I speak of? well it is called (pure) platinum-190, We all heard of platinum before but never 190.. nor seen it or touched it.. because theres only 0.1% of it in this world.. and it is estimated to be worth 1 billion dollars per ounce.. that's like a million buck's a gram!

 

[House]

Close, more like ~$31.2m a gram!

 

[raven]

 

[lshallperish]

Close, more like ~$31.2m a gram!

Have you seen it at all on google or what not? cant find anything..

 

[raven]

Try this

http://www.curiousnotions.com/home/metals.asp

 

[mmissinglink]

Group buy!




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[S. Ohno]

Knock yourselves out: http://www.medicalisotopes.com/inquiry.php?Inq_Catalog_No=1629

 

[S. Ohno]

"Tangible Nanomoney" where those crazy prices came from:
http://www.rfreitas.com/Nano/TangibleNanomoney.htm

Written in 2000, so Au is $10/gm

 

[House]

Close, more like ~$31.2m a gram!

Have you seen it at all on google or what not? cant find anything..

Nope but mainly because I have no use for an unstable radioactive isotope. Or the $32m even of I did. FML.

 

[alor]

http://planetearthvortex.wordpress....l-mountains-still-remain-an-unsolved-mystery/

 

[lshallperish]

Group buy!




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You're going to need a bigger group to buy that lmao

 

[DanielM]

WoW can't even come close to dividing $1,000m by 31.1

 

[whinfell]

WoW can't even come close to dividing $1,000m by 31.1

Basic arithmetic was never one of ishallperish's strengths: http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-51955-kjc.html

 

[Potato]

Platinum 190 might not be the best metal to stack; it's an unstable isotope which eventually decays into a different metal. So you put it away in your safe, come back and find you've got a pile of Osmium worth considerably less. And also a slightly radioactive safe.

Granted, the process takes many billions of years.

 

[mmissinglink]

Platinum 190 might not be the best metal to stack; it's an unstable isotope which eventually decays into a different metal. So you put it away in your safe, come back and find you've got a pile of Osmium worth considerably less. And also a slightly radioactive safe.

Granted, the process takes many billions of years.

Only billions of years? I'm going to guess that even the most well built safe in the world will not remain structurally viable after only a couple thousand years or less.




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[JB3]

"...because theres only 0.1% of it in this world..."


What does this mean? Do you mean it constitutes 0.1% of all the world's platinum?

Or 0.1% of the Pt-190 is 'in this world' (and the rest, presumably, is somewhere else)?

 

[lshallperish]

"...because theres only 0.1% of it in this world..."


What does this mean? Do you mean it constitutes 0.1% of all the world's platinum?

Or 0.1% of the Pt-190 is 'in this world' (and the rest, presumably, is somewhere else)?

0.1% around there, it's less then 0.5% of pt-190 in the world.. obviously there could be more of it but not found lol

To those that say "why would I want to keep a toxic thing like that" why would you keep it? I mean give it to the government or some shit and become the richest man in the world over night lol