Flea Market Finding Precious Metals

[justabouthadit]

I absolutely love the way your refining videos are strictly business, there's no story telling, you don't mention your dinner plans, 100 percent right down to business, total professionalism. That said, this video where you're out interacting with folks offers a nice modest peek into the personal side of yourself, it makes me feel more connected, almost as if we are friends. Hearing your vernacular was certainly a treat! Seeing the excitement in your eyes warmed my soul. I hope you understand the magnitude of your channel, it's not just precious metal refining, it's wholesome, quality content that spreads knowledge! You have carved out a huge place in the hearts of every one of your subscribers and fans. We cherish you and the Mrs! Much, much love from Washington state and across the globe. I can't thank you enough for your contributions!! We love you!!

[brutebiz]

Back in the early 90's my grandfather would take me to a large, community flea market in Saco, Maine every weekend during the Summer. One such day, I was walking around looking at old GI Joe's I believe, when my grandfather came up behind me with a large 5 gallon bucket full of old coins. He ended up purchasing some tools and we were on our way. Later that day, after we got back to my grandparent's house and ate lunch, my grandfather took me down to his dedicated CB radio room in the basement where he had set the bucket full of coins. That's when I was introduced to precious metals. Slowly, my grandfather would grab a handful of coins and set them on his desktop for us to observe. Inside that 5 gallon bucket contained about a thousand Morgan Dollars that he had purchased for $2/coin. My grandfather has been gone for nearly three decades now, but those weekend flea market trips ignited a strong fire within me for collecting precious metals. FYI: I still have all the contents of that old 5 gallon bucket, as those coins have served as a foundation to my stacking over the years.

[thegoodlookinorange]

Yay Mr and Mrs SREETIPS is taking us on a field trip. 👍🤙❤️

[JohnIsRusty]

Man great change of video, something different i appreciate it. if anyone is wondering those little Silver lego building blocks are made by monarch precious metals, , 999 fine last time i check was around 33-35 an OZ quite a bit over spot but definitely cool to have some in the collection

[TheLug_]

I heck yeah. I’m digging this. Maybe a once a month field trip episode. Showing us the hunt not just the meat prep!! I liked this video ALOT!!

[wadebert]

Once again Buddy, you are SPOT ON! We have a large local Flea Market, (in an emptied out ship mall with No AC 😅)! I showed my Linda this video and we ended up going! Twice, as they had 75% off for the holiday weekend!

Yesterday, we spent $26.00. We left with a two partial sets of Sterling Silver Flatware, 81.653 ounces worth and some Silver plated platters. Not a bad investment!

Today, we spent a bit more. I purchased 5 china sets, the least of which was 52 pieces, stamped, "22K gold", warrantied, on the back! All for $48.00!

Yes, not much gold on these plates. I'm hoping that I might get a modest yield, maybe an ounce, from close to 300 dishes and platers.

All thanks to MR AND MRS SREETIPS! Now, my Linda wants to start fanning out, hitting several flea markets each weakened! Estate sales are fun, however, the sales people who are running them are pretty savvy and know what they are selling, usually. We found, not so savvy at flea markets! All thanks to you and Mrs SREETIPS! Have a great holiday!

Wade

[benwinkel]

I like how you're working Kevin. Making a deal and passing on good advise. Thats how you do it. Live and let live, is what my granddad said.

[andrewrossi]

Nice to see your local flee market, thanks for taking us along with you my friend 👍

[Steelythestacker]

Funny, I clicked on this by just seeing the title. The video started and I said "hey I know this voice"! I know exactly what you were thinking when you saw those big stainless steel pots. Super Cell. I can't wait to see that in action!!!!

[asjamuir]

Thanks for the field trip its great to see your approach to obtaining materials cost effectively

[suddha]

What a great journey we all have been learning about metal refining to now seeing how to scout for metals in flea markets, love your work sir! You two make an amazing team together

[StackThatGold]

I got practically every weekend to the flea market by me and buy from the same guy. He gives me good deals on silver and gold coins and bars cause he wants to move inventory. Thanks for showing us around.

[mattypurcell]

This was a very cool change from the regular content, thanks mate

[Fongtastic]

Sreetips taking us for a different ride. Great personality, doing honest deals. Time to melt!

[kilosierraalpha]

That was great! So fun seeing other town's flea market! Thanks sreetips!

[blazemaster]

I love your channel, I have learned so much. Please make more vids like this to show variety. Thank you!

[chemistryofquestionablequa]

Nice, I do the same thing at flea markets and garage sales. I recently got a 3.4oz sterling silver bud vase for $1, about 1/100th of it's silver value.

[jimmybassan]

Sir it was realy awesome vlog of ur trip/treasure Plz keep these type vlog also coming bcs they r as exiting as refining videos

[chuckheahfort]

Now, you are making a channel. Content is exquisite. Field trip is most excellent and educational 👊🧂🇺🇸

[thebancfamily]

Love that you told him to hang on to it if you don’t need the money, your a good guy