Sobek, Its not rocket science ->
Mines spend millions in equipment and labor and regulations. And that is if the OTC mines are even real or some fake intent pump. But regardless.
When a legitimate mine does supply silver to the market they have to operate on very thin margins. GNGR loves sunshine mined silver.
GNGR buys the finished product (silver or gold) from the local coin and gold store for about $29 per ounce and adds copper to cast the .999 pure into .925 sterling.
GNGR does it fast, and with almost NO overhead. GNGR turns that one ounce some company sweated over to obtain and easily turns it into up to $275 in sales.
Mines may make millions in sales but their profits are minimal. GNGR takes a low priced item and turns into a cash cow. With NO need for financing all orders are pre-paid. GNGR only buys silver when it is needed.
GNGR will cast multiple items on hot sellers and inventory is starting to build and unlike DEAD inventory, If a rush comes in for specific items GNGR can melt down inventory as needed so there is no wasted inventory that cannot be used.
All GNGR inventory is good as CASH. silver is $$$ so what GNGR buys to cast has cash value.
It's sold or remelted as needed. It's win win for GNGR.
Almost ZERO overhead, all orders pre paid and labor under 2% of sales. Google "gunther grant jewelry" and click images.
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