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So I just got 5 ounces of silver for free


Mayor Qumiby

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Lol yeaaaa your not missing anything it was me.... im missing a 1 infront of my 5, i have 15 oz's lol

15 oz is different them 5 oz's!

You may want to send them to this palce. Thie is where I send a load of old silver coins and sterling I come by.

http://northernrefineries.com/About_Northern_Refineries.htm

Fast turn around and very easy to deal with.

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Nickel demand driven by China

The nickel market overall has seen strong growth in demand. For the period 2000 to 2006, when demand peaked, consumption at the world level increased at an annual average rate of 3.8%. Although consumption increased across the world, China exhibited the largest growth. Between 2000 and 2009, its domestic demand is estimated to have risen by an annual average rate of almost 25%. This phenomenal growth has seen China become the world's largest consumer of nickel. In 1995 China accounted for a modest 4% of world consumption, increasing to almost 30% in 2008.

Demand for nickel is predominantly driven by stainless steel production, which accounts for around two-thirds of total nickel consumption. Production of crude stainless steel began falling as early as the third quarter of 2007. In 2008, output fell by 7% year-on-year, while the first three quarters of 2009 have seen production of crude stainless steel decline by around 15%, year-on-year.

The fall in production of stainless steel, however, has only taken place in developed economies. Emerging markets such as China and India have seen domestic output rise. The first three quarters of 2009, saw Chinese production rise by almost 20% year-on-year, while for the year, China is forecast to produce 8-9Mt.

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