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Found another Ring (well...)
- Thread starter markl59
- Start date
Uncle Willy
New member
Yeah it all melts down the same. 
Bill
Bill
I have some silver I would like to melt down from different things I have found over the years ie. backs of old silver pocket watches (stamped coin silver) more broken silver rings, old coins where everything is wore off. Does anyone know a way to melt this stuff without investing to much in silversmithing equipment?
Uncle Willy
New member
Cast iron pot on your cook stove ought to do it but I wouldn't recommend it. The same kind of pot and any gas burner will melt it down.
Bill
Bill