I beat my Maple leafs out on an anvil and drilled holes the size of my silver wire, and twisted the wire so I could hang the large silver from the plastic lid with two holes 1/2 inch spaced. Later I had to cover the twisted wire where it connects to its self with a hot plastic sealer. This has worked well for over a yr. now...The plastic seal on the twist has been electroplated with silver , and does not loosen and loose it's conductivity from silver wearing out. I just wipe it with a paper towel to clean it off after use. The plastic acts as an insulator. I can not notice and loss so far on my coins. I know there is but it is minimal. I use these in a gallon Tea Jar with a Colloidal Master 777 auto shut-off with reversing polarity CS Gen. Takes about over night to get 20 parts per million according to my TDS tester and several other testers, and leaser lights. I have been evolving in CS making for many years now. I've never had it so good. :) Tel Tofflemire Dewey , AZ
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