Re: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire

[ccdirectt]

Mine CS maker uses a 1 ounce silver ingot.
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> I use the silver coins also. A few years back I used
> wire, but I like the coins better.
> 
>   Ken
> 
> - Original Message -
> From: Smitty 
> Date: Monday, March 3, 2008 2:29 pm
> Subject: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
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> > I have seen a lot of  discussion here about using
> > silver wire for making CS.
> > I have been using 2 silver Canadian Maple Leaf
> coins,
> > which are . pure silver.
> > Unlike silver wire that has to be replaced from
> time to time,
> > the silver coins will seemingly last forever.
> > I wonder how many are using silver coins ?
> > 
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RE: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire (UNCLASSIFIED)

[Medwith, Robert J Mr CIV USA AMC]

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I drilled holes in coins and bought a couple inches of pure silver wire
Bob

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Subject: Re: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire


how do you use the coins?
how do you attach to the rim of the jar?
"""""""""""""""""""""aligator clips?

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Re: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire

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how do you use the coins?
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Re: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire

[KENNETH TUURI]

I use the silver coins also. A few years back I used wire, but I like the coins 
better.

  Ken

- Original Message -
From: Smitty 
Date: Monday, March 3, 2008 2:29 pm
Subject: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire
To: silver-list@eskimo.com

> I have seen a lot of  discussion here about using
> silver wire for making CS.
> I have been using 2 silver Canadian Maple Leaf coins,
> which are . pure silver.
> Unlike silver wire that has to be replaced from time to time,
> the silver coins will seemingly last forever.
> I wonder how many are using silver coins ?
> 
> Smitty
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Re: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire

[Sickleave48045]

I use the Coins
 
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Re: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire

[Craig Chamberlin]

Hi Smitty,


I have seen a lot of  discussion here about using
silver wire for making CS.
I have been using 2 silver Canadian Maple Leaf coins,
which are . pure silver.
Unlike silver wire that has to be replaced from time to time,
the silver coins will seemingly last forever.
I wonder how many are using silver coins ?
 

When I first started, I did.  Now I have a silverpuppy:)  Made a number 
of my own, but I like it easy:)


Now I carry one of those coins in my pocket to bring me prosperity:)

Ciao,

Craig


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RE: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire

[George Knoll]

Here is one that uses . silver coins and they are great!!
George 

> [Original Message]
> From: Smitty 
> To: 
> Date: 3/3/2008 4:28:35 PM
> Subject: CS>Silver coins vs, silver wire
>
> I have seen a lot of  discussion here about using
> silver wire for making CS.
> I have been using 2 silver Canadian Maple Leaf coins,
> which are . pure silver.
> Unlike silver wire that has to be replaced from time to time,
> the silver coins will seemingly last forever.
> I wonder how many are using silver coins ?
>
> Smitty
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Re: CS>silver coins

[tomy thomson]

 Davido,   the address abel...@amerion.com keeps
bouncing back, any ideas?
Tomy




--- David S Osborne  wrote: > well, I
believe he also was one who said he has
> coins galore.
> davido
> 
> 
> On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 15:15:57 +1000 (EST)
> =?iso-8859-1?q?tomy=20thomson?=
>  writes:
> >  Because I dont want to use them for CS, I want to
> use
> > them as electrodes for zapping certain parts of
> the
> > body, but I will get in touch with your mate,
> thanks,
> > Tomy
> > 
> > --- David S Osborne  wrote: > Why
> > would anyone want to mess with coins when
> > > you can get . certified, #12 wire from
> > > Arnold Beland, $10 for 3feet, and have it in
> > > a couple of days anywhere in u.s.a.
> > > 
> > > abel...@amerion.com
> > > 
> > > tell him davido sent ya and he'll give you the
> same
> > > great service he
> > > gives everyone:)
> > > davido
> > > 
> > > On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 01:26:43 +1000 (EST)
> > > =?iso-8859-1?q?tomy=20thomson?=
> > >  writes:
> > > >  I made contact with someone the other day
> about
> > > > silver coins, said they had hundreds. After
> that i
> > > had
> > > > computer problems and lost the message, would
> you
> > > mind
> > > > getting in touch with me again?
> > > > cheers,
> > > > Tomy
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Re: CS>silver coins

[Arnold Beland]

LOL, Now I know why I didn't want to sell you any.
Best Regards,
Arnold Beland
- Original Message - 
From: "tomy thomson" 
To: 
Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 10:15 PM
Subject: Re: CS>silver coins


> Because I dont want to use them for CS, I want to use
> them as electrodes for zapping certain parts of the
> body, but I will get in touch with your mate, thanks,
> Tomy
> 
> --- David S Osborne  wrote: > Why
> would anyone want to mess with coins when
> > you can get . certified, #12 wire from
> > Arnold Beland, $10 for 3feet, and have it in
> > a couple of days anywhere in u.s.a.
> > 
> > abel...@amerion.com
> > 
> > tell him davido sent ya and he'll give you the same
> > great service he
> > gives everyone:)
> > davido
> > 
> > On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 01:26:43 +1000 (EST)
> > =?iso-8859-1?q?tomy=20thomson?=
> >  writes:
> > >  I made contact with someone the other day about
> > > silver coins, said they had hundreds. After that i
> > had
> > > computer problems and lost the message, would you
> > mind
> > > getting in touch with me again?
> > > cheers,
> > > Tomy
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Re: CS>silver coins

[David S Osborne]

well, I believe he also was one who said he has coins galore.
davido


On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 15:15:57 +1000 (EST) =?iso-8859-1?q?tomy=20thomson?=
 writes:
>  Because I dont want to use them for CS, I want to use
> them as electrodes for zapping certain parts of the
> body, but I will get in touch with your mate, thanks,
> Tomy
> 
> --- David S Osborne  wrote: > Why
> would anyone want to mess with coins when
> > you can get . certified, #12 wire from
> > Arnold Beland, $10 for 3feet, and have it in
> > a couple of days anywhere in u.s.a.
> > 
> > abel...@amerion.com
> > 
> > tell him davido sent ya and he'll give you the same
> > great service he
> > gives everyone:)
> > davido
> > 
> > On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 01:26:43 +1000 (EST)
> > =?iso-8859-1?q?tomy=20thomson?=
> >  writes:
> > >  I made contact with someone the other day about
> > > silver coins, said they had hundreds. After that i
> > had
> > > computer problems and lost the message, would you
> > mind
> > > getting in touch with me again?
> > > cheers,
> > > Tomy
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Re: CS>silver coins

[tomy thomson]

 Because I dont want to use them for CS, I want to use
them as electrodes for zapping certain parts of the
body, but I will get in touch with your mate, thanks,
Tomy

--- David S Osborne  wrote: > Why
would anyone want to mess with coins when
> you can get . certified, #12 wire from
> Arnold Beland, $10 for 3feet, and have it in
> a couple of days anywhere in u.s.a.
> 
> abel...@amerion.com
> 
> tell him davido sent ya and he'll give you the same
> great service he
> gives everyone:)
> davido
> 
> On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 01:26:43 +1000 (EST)
> =?iso-8859-1?q?tomy=20thomson?=
>  writes:
> >  I made contact with someone the other day about
> > silver coins, said they had hundreds. After that i
> had
> > computer problems and lost the message, would you
> mind
> > getting in touch with me again?
> > cheers,
> > Tomy
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Re: CS>silver coins

[Robert Berger]

Tomy,

Wht do you want to use coins when #12 silver wire is not expensive and much
easier to use???

"Ole Bob"

tomy thomson wrote:

>  I made contact with someone the other day about
> silver coins, said they had hundreds. After that i had
> computer problems and lost the message, would you mind
> getting in touch with me again?
> cheers,
> Tomy


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Re: CS>silver coins

[Marshall Dudley]

Was it cont...@byterunner.com

Marshall

tomy thomson wrote:

>  I made contact with someone the other day about
> silver coins, said they had hundreds. After that i had
> computer problems and lost the message, would you mind
> getting in touch with me again?
> cheers,
> Tomy
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Re: CS>silver coins

[David S Osborne]

Why would anyone want to mess with coins when
you can get . certified, #12 wire from
Arnold Beland, $10 for 3feet, and have it in
a couple of days anywhere in u.s.a.

abel...@amerion.com

tell him davido sent ya and he'll give you the same great service he
gives everyone:)
davido

On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 01:26:43 +1000 (EST) =?iso-8859-1?q?tomy=20thomson?=
 writes:
>  I made contact with someone the other day about
> silver coins, said they had hundreds. After that i had
> computer problems and lost the message, would you mind
> getting in touch with me again?
> cheers,
> Tomy
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Re: CS>silver coins

[tomy thomson]

Dewey, thanks for the info,
Tomy
 --- Tel Tofflemire  wrote: >
You can find all kinds of silver wire and silver
> maple leaf  . fine 
> silver here.
> http://ccsilver.com/silver/superfines.html#four
> Tel Tofflemire
> Dewey, AZ
> 
> tomy thomson wrote:
> 
> >Hi everyone,
> >   Would anyone be able to send me a few of these
> >Canadian pure silver coins that are sometimes
> >mentioned, of course I'd pay for them, the
> transport
> >and your time,
> >regards,
> >Tomy
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Re: CS>silver coins

[Tel Tofflemire]

You can find all kinds of silver wire and silver maple leaf  . fine 
silver here. http://ccsilver.com/silver/superfines.html#four

Tel Tofflemire
Dewey, AZ

tomy thomson wrote:


Hi everyone,
  Would anyone be able to send me a few of these
Canadian pure silver coins that are sometimes
mentioned, of course I'd pay for them, the transport
and your time,
regards,
Tomy

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Re: CS>silver coins

[Arnold Beland]

I still have a few hundred of these.  I used them when I first started making 
CS.  Once I managed to have the  12 gauge wire made I found that it was 
much more convenient to use.
Best Regards,
Arnold Beland
- Original Message - 
From: "tomy thomson" 
To: 
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 10:18 PM
Subject: CS>silver coins


> Hi everyone,
>Would anyone be able to send me a few of these
> Canadian pure silver coins that are sometimes
> mentioned, of course I'd pay for them, the transport
> and your time,
> regards,
> Tomy
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Re: CS>silver coins/reply

[CKing001]

Heh!
Remember the sputnik device from last year. 
**
A Russian invention for killing parasites has been revealed to be successful in
many other areas...
New official medical research results, fully described, have now  become
available for the first time.
The stainless steel  pill,called the "SPUTNIK", switches on inside you when you
swallow it, and produces healing frequencies. 
It also kills parasites, which  patients often sees dead in their motions the
next day after taking it.

How about duct taping a silver somepin' to it and doing a full body silver
treatment at the same time?
Chuck
I have a mind like a steel trap; whatever goes in gets crushed and mangled!


On Wed, 04 Dec 2002 14:02:48 -0800, Ode Coyote  wrote:

> The answer is maybe very little but generally no.  Very limited surface
>area and bio availability.
> Perhaps holding a few million coins in your mouth would do. 
>Ken
>
>At 01:48 PM 12/3/02 -0800, you wrote:
>>>...I have actually found an outlet for silver coins but I still
>>>want to know if holding it in my mouth would give the same benefit that
>>>cs would give...
>>How about homemade CS lozenges; any candy-makers here?
>>jr


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Re: CS>silver coins/reply

[Ode Coyote]

 The answer is maybe very little but generally no.  Very limited surface
area and bio availability.
 Perhaps holding a few million coins in your mouth would do. 
Ken

At 01:48 PM 12/3/02 -0800, you wrote:
>>...I have actually found an outlet for silver coins but I still
>>want to know if holding it in my mouth would give the same benefit that
>>cs would give...
>How about homemade CS lozenges; any candy-makers here?
>jr
>
>
>
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Re: CS>silver coins/reply

[Marshall Dudley]

Since we do know that it helps in milk, and that they are now using silver
plated body parts to prevent infection, it does seem likely that there
is some antimicrobal action there.  I suspect it is simply a matter
of contact. That is it might reduce the number of bacteria in the salavia,
those that come in contact with the silver. But it is unlikely that any
significant silver would make it into the salavia without something else
happening.
Marshall
Nicole K wrote:



Thanks,
Mike.  I appreciate your support.  All I want to know, guys,
is if silver in solid form would provide any benefit to the body (as it
does for dairy products) without being administered in colloidal format. 
I'm getting the impression that our collective knowledge extends only to
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Subject: Re:CS>silver coins/reply

 > On 3 Dec 2002 at 0:47, Nicole K wrote:
> > I have actually found an outlet for silver coins but I still want
to know if
> > holding it in my mouth would give the same benefit that cs would
give.
Steve replies:
> It is not pure silver ...
I don't understand why you say this, Steve. The writers to this thread 
have emphasized again and again that .999 fine silver coins, bars, 
medallions, and so on, are very common and inexpensive sources of 
silver for making CS.
JUST BECAUSE IT'S IN THE SHAPE OF A COIN DOES NOT MEAN THAT THERE'S 
ANYTHING WRONG WITH IT!
It DOES have to be .999 pure or better!
> ...and you probably would not absorb signifcant amounts of silver.
> However, if you have mercury amalgum fillings, the combination might
> liberate significant amounts of mercury due to battery action,in
the
> form of methyl mercury, which might be hazardous to your health.
This point is worth looking at. It would depend on the relative
electrolytic potentials of the metals. Does anybody have an idea here?
Nicole's idea deserves a thoughtful answer.
Be well,
Mike D.
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[Nicole K]

Thanks, Mike.  I appreciate your support. 

All I want to know, guys, is if silver in solid form would provide any
benefit to the body (as it does for dairy products) without being
administered in colloidal format.  I'm getting the impression that our
collective knowledge extends only to the benefits of the colloidal form of
silver.  I humbly accept correction.  



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Subject: Re:CS>silver coins/reply

> On 3 Dec 2002 at 0:47, Nicole K wrote:
> > I have actually found an outlet for silver coins but I still want to
know if
> > holding it in my mouth would give the same benefit that cs would give.

Steve replies:
> It is not pure silver ...

I don't understand why you say this, Steve. The writers to this thread 
have emphasized again and again that .999 fine silver coins, bars, 
medallions, and so on, are very common and inexpensive sources of 
silver for making CS.

JUST BECAUSE IT'S IN THE SHAPE OF A COIN DOES NOT MEAN THAT THERE'S 
ANYTHING WRONG WITH IT!

It DOES have to be .999 pure or better!

> ...and you probably would not absorb signifcant amounts of silver.
> However, if you have mercury amalgum fillings, the combination might
> liberate significant amounts of mercury due to battery action,in the
> form of methyl mercury, which might be hazardous to your health.

This point is worth looking at. It would depend on the relative
electrolytic potentials of the metals. Does anybody have an idea here?

Nicole's idea deserves a thoughtful answer.

Be well,

Mike D.

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[Malcolm Stebbins]

Think about what it is you're trying to do.  Colloidal silver has 
gazillions of teeny tiny particles - even ions, which may be only one 
silver atom big, in each ounce.  A silver coin is one very large particle, 
one per ounce, you might say.  Some of that silver from the coin or 
whatever may get scritched off as you rattle the coin around in your mouth 
- on your teeth perhaps - some may dissolve off in your saliva.  But 
neither of these nor any other way I can think of could possibly produce 
the amount of very very small particles that a dedicated CS generator 
makes.  Doesn't seem like the results would be very much compared to 
drinking CS, does it?
OTOH, people used to put a silver - pure silver - coin into milk jugs to 
keep the milk from spoiling so fast, so maybe any amount can help 
some.  For a cold, I use CS and a spritzer and spritz the stuff into my 
nose and throat while inhaling; works every time, for me.


At 01:48 PM 12/3/02 -0800, you wrote:

>...I have actually found an outlet for silver coins but I still
>want to know if holding it in my mouth would give the same benefit that
>cs would give...
How about homemade CS lozenges; any candy-makers here?
jr




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Re: CS>silver coins/reply

[jrowland]

>...I have actually found an outlet for silver coins but I still
>want to know if holding it in my mouth would give the same benefit that
>cs would give...
How about homemade CS lozenges; any candy-makers here?
jr




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Re: CS>silver coins/reply

[Duncan Crow]

While you're at the coin dealer, just ask if he has any investment 
ingots. 1 oz silver,  fine. That's where I get mine, for a bit more 
than the spot price for silver. I roll them out and then I can cut/trim 
them for whatever purpose I want. They're cheap enough you can have a few 
on-hand.

Duncan Crow


> 
> > I have actually found an outlet for silver coins but I still want to
> > know if holding it in my mouth would give the same benefit that cs would
> > give.
> 
> It is not pure silver and you probably would not absorb signifcant amounts
> of silver. However, if you have mercury amalgum fillings, the combination
> might liberate significant amounts of mercury due to battery action,in the
> form of methyl mercury, which might be hazardous to your health.
> 


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Re: CS>silver coins/reply

[Ode Coyote]

I seriously doubt it .
ken

At 12:47 AM 12/3/02 -0800, you wrote: 

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Date: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 12:39:34 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re:CS>silver coins/reply


On Mon, 2 Dec 2002 19:14:53 -0800 (PST), mars larz 
wrote:

> i think you guys should be careful experimenting and complicating making cs with all these other silver elements this is why people are afraid and sceptical about using cs. Rosemary and the feds will probably use this info down the line to really ban cs it's for reasons like this that the senator turned blue. why not stick to the silver wire. these coins you're looking for seem to be few and probably far too expensive in your search for them that's just my opinion

You can go into any coin shop and get "silver rounds" that are .999+
fine silver for about (right now) $5.50 US each. Most cities of
50,000 and above have at least one of these stores.

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[Ode Coyote]

  If you look around, you can pick up a 1 oz .999 bullion coin for $8 to $12.  They will do just fine.
Ken


At 07:14 PM 12/2/02 -0800, you wrote: 

paul...@juno.com wrote: 
OK..Let me get this straight.silver coins are NOT a good thing to
use when making cs?
I was told by someone on this list 2 years ago that it was OK to use  the
one troy ounce silver trade unit stamped .999 pure silver and now this is
not correct??? Someone please clear this up. I have received so many
mixed messages from different sources including this list.
Thanks in advance. I thought I was doing this correctly at last, making
mostly clear (sometimes barely gold) cs.
Paula in N Ga
PS I (and the people I give cs to) really don't need to be turning blue
(LOL)

i think you guys should be careful experimenting and complicating making cs with all these other silver elements this is why people are afraid and sceptical about using cs. Rosemary and the feds will probably use this info down the line to really ban cs it's for reasons like this that the senator turned blue. why not stick to the silver wire. these coins you're looking for seem to be few and probably far too expensive in your search for them that's just my opinion


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Re: CS>silver coins/reply

[M. G. Devour]

> On 3 Dec 2002 at 0:47, Nicole K wrote:
> > I have actually found an outlet for silver coins but I still want to know if
> > holding it in my mouth would give the same benefit that cs would give.

Steve replies:
> It is not pure silver ...

I don't understand why you say this, Steve. The writers to this thread 
have emphasized again and again that .999 fine silver coins, bars, 
medallions, and so on, are very common and inexpensive sources of 
silver for making CS.

JUST BECAUSE IT'S IN THE SHAPE OF A COIN DOES NOT MEAN THAT THERE'S 
ANYTHING WRONG WITH IT!

It DOES have to be .999 pure or better!

> ...and you probably would not absorb signifcant amounts of silver.
> However, if you have mercury amalgum fillings, the combination might
> liberate significant amounts of mercury due to battery action,in the
> form of methyl mercury, which might be hazardous to your health.

This point is worth looking at. It would depend on the relative
electrolytic potentials of the metals. Does anybody have an idea here?

Nicole's idea deserves a thoughtful answer.

Be well,

Mike D.

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Re: CS>silver coins/reply

[Tel Tofflemire]

Then try a pacifier
Tel
Dewey, AZ
Nicole K wrote:



I
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Date: Tuesday, December
03, 2002 12:39:34 AM

To: silver-list@eskimo.com

Subject: Re:CS>silver coins/reply

 On Mon, 2 Dec 2002 19:14:53 -0800 (PST), mars larz 
wrote:
> i think you guys should be careful experimenting and complicating
making cs with all these other silver elements this is why people are afraid
and sceptical about using cs. Rosemary and the feds will probably use this
info down the line to really ban cs it's for reasons like this that the
senator turned blue. why not stick to the silver wire. these coins you're
looking for seem to be few and probably far too expensive in your search
for them that's just my opinion
You can go into any coin shop and get "silver rounds" that are .999+
fine silver for about (right now) $5.50 US each. Most cities of
50,000 and above have at least one of these stores.
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Re: CS>silver coins for throat infection

[Tel Tofflemire]

Why don't you just make or buy some good Colloidal Silver, gargle swish,
and swallow it and be well? Or you could  put the penny in your ear. 
I don't know what that does but my Grandfather always said some people
did that and for me not to put it in my mouth !  Don't try to reinvent
the wheel.
Tel
Dewey, AZ
Nicole K wrote:



 Well,
this has all been very interesting, but I still don't know if holding a
coin of acceptable purity in one's mouth would be of any benefit to a throat
susceptible to infections. Come on, guys and gals, those of you with
indepth knowledge of these matters, give out...  please  Y
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[Ivan Anderson]

I doubt if you would liberate much in the way of silver ions Y J.
Better just to gargle or sip CS.

Ivan

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Subject: CS>silver coins for throat infection



Well, this has all been very interesting, but I still don't know if
holding a coin of acceptable purity in one's mouth would be of any
benefit to a throat susceptible to infections.

Come on, guys and gals, those of you with indepth knowledge of these
matters, give out...  please  Y J


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[Steve Wingate]

On 3 Dec 2002 at 0:47, Nicole K wrote:

> I have actually found an outlet for silver coins but I still want to know if
> holding it in my mouth would give the same benefit that cs would give.

It is not pure silver and you probably would not absorb signifcant amounts of 
silver. However, if you have mercury amalgum fillings, the combination might 
liberate significant amounts of mercury due to battery action,in the form of 
methyl mercury, which might be hazardous to your health.

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Re: CS>silver coins/reply

[Nicole K]

I have actually found an outlet for silver coins but I still want to know if
holding it in my mouth would give the same benefit that cs would give.



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Subject: Re:CS>silver coins/reply

On Mon, 2 Dec 2002 19:14:53 -0800 (PST), mars larz 
wrote:

> i think you guys should be careful experimenting and complicating making
cs with all these other silver elements this is why people are afraid and
sceptical about using cs. Rosemary and the feds will probably use this info
down the line to really ban cs it's for reasons like this that the senator
turned blue. why not stick to the silver wire. these coins you're looking
for seem to be few and probably far too expensive in your search for them
that's just my opinion

You can go into any coin shop and get "silver rounds" that are .999+
fine silver for about (right now) $5.50 US each. Most cities of
50,000 and above have at least one of these stores.

-- Dean -- from (almost) Des Moines -- KB0ZDF


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[Dean Miller]

On Mon, 2 Dec 2002 19:14:53 -0800 (PST), mars larz 
wrote:

> i think you guys should be careful experimenting and complicating making  cs 
> with all these other silver elements this is why people are afraid and 
> sceptical about using cs. Rosemary and the feds will probably use this info 
> down the line to really ban cs it's for reasons like this that the senator 
> turned blue. why not stick to the silver wire. these coins you're looking for 
> seem to be few and probably far too expensive in your search for them that's 
> just my opinion

You can go into any coin shop and get "silver rounds" that are .999+
fine silver for about (right now) $5.50 US each.  Most cities of
50,000 and above have at least one of these stores.

-- Dean -- from (almost) Des Moines -- KB0ZDF


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Re: CS>silver coins/reply

[mars larz]

 
 paul...@juno.com wrote:
OK..Let me get this straight.silver coins are NOT a good thing to
use when making cs?
I was told by someone on this list 2 years ago that it was OK to use the
one troy ounce silver trade unit stamped .999 pure silver and now this is
not correct??? Someone please clear this up. I have received so many
mixed messages from different sources including this list.
Thanks in advance. I thought I was doing this correctly at last, making
mostly clear (sometimes barely gold) cs.
Paula in N Ga
PS I (and the people I give cs to) really don't need to be turning blue
(LOL)

 i think you guys should be careful experimenting and complicating making  cs 
with all these other silver elements this is why people are afraid and 
sceptical about using cs. Rosemary and the feds will probably use this info 
down the line to really ban cs it's for reasons like this that the senator 
turned blue. why not stick to the silver wire. these coins you're looking for 
seem to be few and probably far too expensive in your search for them that's 
just my opinion


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[M. G. Devour]

> OK..Let me get this straight.silver coins are NOT a good thing
> to use when making cs?

Hi Paula,

*ANY* coin, medallion, ingot, or wire that is at least .999 pure is 
*GREAT* for making colloidal silver.

Regular "silver" coins that you carry around in your pocket and get as
change at the grocery store have not contained any silver at all since 
the mid-1960's. Before that, they were only about 90% silver, which 
means *WAY* too many impurities to use for making CS.

Any bullion coin that's .999 pure or better will work. Let's see, the
US mints the Silver Eagle, 1 oz coin, right? The Canadians make the
Maple Leaf, I think. There are any number of other 1 ounce .999 pure or
better silver pieces that the coin dealer will be able to point you to.

It shouldn't be any more complicated than that.

Be well,

Mike D.

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Re: CS> Silver coins

[Marshall Dudley]

Are you sure.  I thought they always alloyed the coins that went into 
circulation.
Otherwise they are too soft.  Or are you talking about the old Roman and Greek
coins?

Marshall

Tel Tofflemire wrote:

>  some Old Coins were minted or hammered out of silver and gold bullion in the
> olden days, it wasn't until they (US GOV) removed all gold and most  pure 
> silver
> from our monetary system that silver was only a % of the coin, not pure.
>
> My Grandfather told me they used silver bullion or coins in milk  because they
> had no refrigeration in the mid 1800's.  Also it was a good hiding place.
> Tel
> Dewey, AZ
>
> "Albert E. Peirce" wrote:
>
> > If you go to "www.usmint.gov" you will find that US silver coinage is 90%
> > silver and 10% alloy. Also, sterling silver is 92.5% silver, 7.5% alloy, per
> > Webster's New World Dictionary, Second College Edition,1972. These are not
> > insignificant percentages of silver in everyday usage, so why is it not
> > possible that some benefit may have accrued through use or custom in the
> > past??? Regards, Al Peirce...
> > - Original Message -
> > From: "Tel Tofflemire" 
> > To: 
> > Sent: Saturday, November 30, 2002 9:50 AM
> > Subject: Re: CS>Whoa, sorry bout that other message... please don't open -
> > lots ofhtml code in it. Here's my question about silver coins.
> >
> > > Not many us coins are pure silver. Only one I know is a commemorative
> > $5.00 Canada Silver Maple Leaf coin.   US coins have nickel, tin and who
> > knows
> > > what all, but  Not much pure silver.
> > > Tel
> > > Dewey, AZ
> > >
> > > Nicole K wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hi List members,
> > > >
> > > > I was thinking about the coins the wagon train settlers used to keep
> > their
> > > > milk fresh - silver coins in the milk jugs. I'm assuming this is true
> > and
> > > > wondered if simply sucking on a pure silver coin would do anything to
> > allay
> > > > the onset of throat infection or sore throat. I guess it wouldn't be as
> > > > effective as taking the colloid.
> > > >
> > > > Anyone have any opinions on this??
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Re: CS> Silver coins

[Tel Tofflemire]

 some Old Coins were minted or hammered out of silver and gold bullion in the
olden days, it wasn't until they (US GOV) removed all gold and most  pure silver
from our monetary system that silver was only a % of the coin, not pure.

My Grandfather told me they used silver bullion or coins in milk  because they
had no refrigeration in the mid 1800's.  Also it was a good hiding place.
Tel
Dewey, AZ

"Albert E. Peirce" wrote:

> If you go to "www.usmint.gov" you will find that US silver coinage is 90%
> silver and 10% alloy. Also, sterling silver is 92.5% silver, 7.5% alloy, per
> Webster's New World Dictionary, Second College Edition,1972. These are not
> insignificant percentages of silver in everyday usage, so why is it not
> possible that some benefit may have accrued through use or custom in the
> past??? Regards, Al Peirce...
> - Original Message -
> From: "Tel Tofflemire" 
> To: 
> Sent: Saturday, November 30, 2002 9:50 AM
> Subject: Re: CS>Whoa, sorry bout that other message... please don't open -
> lots ofhtml code in it. Here's my question about silver coins.
>
> > Not many us coins are pure silver. Only one I know is a commemorative
> $5.00 Canada Silver Maple Leaf coin.   US coins have nickel, tin and who
> knows
> > what all, but  Not much pure silver.
> > Tel
> > Dewey, AZ
> >
> > Nicole K wrote:
> >
> > > Hi List members,
> > >
> > > I was thinking about the coins the wagon train settlers used to keep
> their
> > > milk fresh - silver coins in the milk jugs. I'm assuming this is true
> and
> > > wondered if simply sucking on a pure silver coin would do anything to
> allay
> > > the onset of throat infection or sore throat. I guess it wouldn't be as
> > > effective as taking the colloid.
> > >
> > > Anyone have any opinions on this??
> > > 
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> decor - pine, spruce, redwood.  Send an email request for product/price
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Re: CS>Re >CS & Silver coins

[chris.osborne]

Hi Nancy,
thanks for the info but i was referring to coins stamped .999 & 999+

regards
Chris



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CS>Re >CS & Silver coins

[Nina Silver]

- Original Message -
From: chris.osborne 
To: 
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 7:23 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Re >CS & Silver coins




I wanted to say something about "Mexican silver" from my experience as a
jewelry crafter. In talking to two other craftspersons about Mexican silver
at craft shows, I learned that it contains very little (if any) silver, but
rather is a compound of nickel, zinc and some other metals. I discovered
this because the jewelrysmiths were selling lovely abalone bracelets etc.
REALLY cheap, and I asked them how they could keep their prices so low. This
is how they did it. It's a typical marketplace ploy to fool people, and
apparently it is legal to call such a compound "Mexican silver." For people
who buy jewelry thinking they are getting the real thing and instead get
this, it is simply not nice; but if you're using "Mexican silver" to make
CS, the difference could be deadly.

People on this list who talk about Mexican silver may simply mean 99.99%
pure silver from Mexico. However, I would check this out before you make a
terrible mistake. Please let the list know what you find out--there might be
two different types of "Mexican silver," and I'm simply unaware of this.

Regards,
Nina Silver [no relation to Colloidal], Ph.D.

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Re: CS>Re >CS & Silver coins

[chris.osborne]

Hi Steven,
Sorry for delay my inbuilt modem blew on Wednesday ,so just ploughing
through the backlog of mail
When I referred to Mexican the comparison was for the UK prices in the UK we
still have VAT( Vile added tax) on silver but not on Au ...I cannot imagine
it would be economical for you in the US to buy from here there must be a
source in Mexico ( the largest producer if Silver)
Good luck

Chris


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Re: CS>Re >CS & Silver coins

[Robert L. Berger]

Stephen,

How can you mke sure that buying foreign silver has the desired purity? If
it conatins nickel you are endangering peoples lives.

I pay $32.00 for 10 ft #14 gauge,.999, in KC from the Jules Borel co.

"Ole Bob



Stephen Hessler wrote:

> Hi Cris,  Where can you get Mexican Silver and how much cheaper?  TIA
> h...@mcmo.net
> Stephen K. Hessler, N.M.D.
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> Centerville, MO 63633
> 573-924-2254 (usually home after 8 pm)
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Re: CS>Re >CS & Silver coins

[Stephen Hessler]

Hi Cris,  Where can you get Mexican Silver and how much cheaper?  TIA
h...@mcmo.net
Stephen K. Hessler, N.M.D.
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Re: CS>Re >CS & Silver coins

[chris.osborne]

Hi Dean!

http://www.kitco.com/gold.sellbar.html

Kitco will give you up to date prices for PM's
on 4 x 9's in gold it is cheaper to buy gold bars 10 grams & up as there is
less of a design involved a bit cheaper that minted coins.

I have found Mexican Silver cheaper
regards
Chris


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CS>Re>CS Silver Coins purity guarantee

[Harold MacDonald]

The $5.00 Canadian Maple Leaf silver coin has . stamped right in the 
coin,so look for it then you can be sure of its' purity.
Harold

Re: CS>Re >CS & Silver coins

[Dean T. Miller]

On Tue, 14 Aug 2001 22:30:20 +0100, "chris.osborne"
 wrote:

>Chris,
>Both Silver & Gold maples are marked in .999,.  and there were 1998 x
>.9 Gold issued  ( .9 is so i am informed used in electronics.

Well, sorta.

The higher purity forms of gold and silver are very expensive.

For example, .9 fine (5 nines) silver is priced about $250 per
ounce.  A far cry from the $5/ounce for .999 fine.  A similar price
point (several thousand $/ounce) exists for .9 gold.

These extremely high purity metals are primarily used in laboratory
experiments.

I'm really surprised that 4-nines (. fine) gold or silver was ever
issued as a coin.  They would be almost double the price of .999 fine
coins.

Electronics can easily use .99 fine gold, especially as much of the
electronics use is metal plating, which will automatically increase
the purity of the plated material.

-- Dean -- from (almost) Des Moines -- KB0ZDF


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Re: CS>Re >CS & Silver coins

[chris.osborne]

Chris,
Both Silver & Gold maples are marked in .999,.  and there were 1998 x
.9 Gold issued  ( .9 is so i am informed used in electronics.

best
Goldbug

Chris


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Re: CS>Re >CS & Silver coins

[Chris DeSmit]

Is there a year that you want to keep away from? Does
the newest coins still have the purity?
Thanks,
Chris
--- Harold MacDonald  wrote:
> I have used Canadian $5.00 Maple leaf silver coins
> since day one.They are guaranteed . % pure.I use
> two of them,that way polarity doesn't matter,and
> switching jumpers from one to the other
> ,occasionally, helps keep them clean.
> Harold
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CS>Re >CS & Silver coins

[Harold MacDonald]

I have used Canadian $5.00 Maple leaf silver coins since day one.They are 
guaranteed . % pure.I use two of them,that way polarity doesn't matter,and 
switching jumpers from one to the other ,occasionally, helps keep them clean.
Harold

Re: CS>Silver coins-was generic co-op

[CKing001]

If the silver coin is ductile enough, perhaps one could hammer a section into an
elongated shape and bend it to hand over the edge of the container.
(I wonder what brand of "grumpy pills" Bob uses. I want to buy stock in THAT
company! They work GOOD!)
Chuck
Couch potatoes have brain tubers !

On Sat, 09 Jun 2001 09:06:03 -0700, Ode Coyote  wrote:

> "If" a little zinc and iron won't matter, perhaps some galvanized picture
>hanger wire to hold the coins? ..and still try to avoid contact with the
>water.
> Point being, if one had the silver wire, one wouldn't need to use coins.
>The cost of both is about the same...maybe more for coins.
> Ken


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Re: CS>silver coins

[Bill Schramm]

Use coins only if they are known to be .999 or better silver.  Example: US 
silver coinage does not qualify.  Canadian silver maple leafs are ok.  Also if 
you use coins with clips to attach them to power source, the clips must not 
touch the water.

-Original Message-
From: Clarence A. Rainwater 
To: colloidal silver 
Date: Monday, October 25, 1999 1:46 PM
Subject: CS>silver coins


Started using CS 4 days ago,seem to have some extra energy.My husband too! 
Were loving
it so far! Can we use troy silver coins to make CS? Any info out there on 
this?
Thanks,Barbie

Re: CS>silver coins; as electrodes?

[J.]

Good question. I thank all for their responses to MY query re. using
0. silver ingots or coins, but my question was more one of what the
PPM would likely end up, as compared to using a 14 gauge electrode/
probe, which is recommended by many.

I can get . pure silver coins in troy ounces here (*Though coins,
they're sold more for their silver content rather than as monetary units).
They are gov't certified to be PURE silver (.). I know what's in
them. These are what I had in mind. --I can also get the .999 fine
silver wire, but without an assay certificate I'm leery as to impurities.

Beyond that, I still wonder how effective the 'chunks' of pure silver
would be as opposed to the fine wires dipping into the liquid as the Ag is
charged and dispersed as in, efficiency, time frames, ppm, etc.

The excellent diagram showing the process in question (a CS generator),
again, can be linked to here:

http://www.homehealthresource.net/csilvergen.html

Thanks so much! Great  Listserv!


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RE: CS>silver coins

[James Osbourne, Holmes]

Troy is a unit of measurement.  Coin silver often has other, highly undesirable 
metals.  Only 0.999 fine, or purer silver should be used. 
James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com


-Original Message-
From:   Clarence A. Rainwater [SMTP:crai...@attglobal.net]
Sent:   Monday, October 25, 1999 2:44 PM
To: colloidal silver
Subject:CS>silver coins

 << File: ATT0.html >> Started using CS 4 days ago,seem to have some extra 
energy.My husband too! Were loving
it so far! Can we use troy silver coins to make CS? Any info out there on this?
Thanks,Barbie


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Re: CS>silver coins for making CS

[Sammark4]

Hi All,

I got some 999 fine silver coins yesterday and I am going to experiment 
with them in making CS.  I'm trying to think through the best way to arrange 
my set-up.  There's more surface area of silver in the solution using the 
coins, so I expect the process will require less time or more water to make a 
batch similar to the ones I've been making with the wire.  Any tips on how to 
adjust the process would be appreciated.

Samm


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