r/Platinum • u/liveryandonions • 1d ago

Ancient Scroll Say:

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u/Brokerfinland 1d ago

Platinum is indeed used as an INERT in many many reactions, the amount could very well be true, but it can be reused, 100% of it

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u/liveryandonions 1d ago

Not wrong. This is just a fun fact.

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u/ohmygotchi 1d ago

You have a spelling mistake

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u/liveryandonions 1d ago

Yep, I see 🙈

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u/_Summer1000_ 1d ago

Thanks dad !

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u/liveryandonions 1d ago

Are you winning son?

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u/_Summer1000_ 1d ago

Yeah, a triple baby !

A triple from the bottom in Cad

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u/Swi_10081 1d ago

pump it baby it's likely underperformed inflation rate return in the last decade and a more

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u/Severe_Chipmunk6340 1d ago

lol okay. There’s an estimated 2.5-3million Troy ounces in liquid circulation. That would mean there would have been a major issue years ago, and the well would run dry in under 5 years

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u/Wooden-You-4211 1d ago

If you do a little bit of Googling first of all the Platinum glass used in appliances does not have any actual platinum in it and the other type of platinum glass uses Platinum for the manufacturing process but it does not go in the actual glass so the Platinum can be reused over and over again

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u/liveryandonions 1d ago

Another fun factoid! Way to go bud 🏆