No I am very sorry,but I did not process them seperately,but with the karat gold I had,and other matching frames that were not marked.I had no way of comparing the amounts,with any data.However,my yields do indicate that the unmarked pieces were solid karat gold.I will seperate them in the batch I am getting tomorrow,and run them seperately,if there are any in that batch.It is from the same seller,so I am hoping to see some more solid gold.I almost forgot,I promised to show a picture.This is the first button.I did not get a picture of the small button,and I need to finish up the remainder of the powder,and I still have about 3/4 lb of the frames to process.qst42know said:
There would be no smelting involved in processing eye glasses, although a good incineration is suggested.gcoo029 said:
Only you can make that decision. Some don't mind dealing with plated materials. Gold filled is far better, but a long ways from dealing with karat gold. All depends on how much you're willing to learn so you can handle the material profitably.
You may be on to something. Take note that the F is missing the upper cross bar, and the bottom of the 7 appears to have a slight extension (note that I inspected the images enlarged).qst42know said:
I initially thought the same thing when I saw them.However I found several pairs that were this way,and I noticed the top of the 7 is perfectly straight across,not curved like a 2.So I decided to do some research,before I started this thread,and found several items like this.Eyeglasses with 17kgf arms,and 12kgf frames from artcraft,identical to mineHarold_V said:
