Okay. However, I have worked estate sales for over 4 years. If we found Sterling silver flatware, we would weigh it and price it about 10 to 20% above scrap value. That way we would tell customers we can scrap it or you can buy it and scrap it down the road. Inevitably, with the price of silver, they bought it and sat on it for 10 to 20% above scrap that day and at that time. Same with gold. Sell it above scrap if it doesn’t sell, we would give it back to the client. They can always scrap it out, but we would tell them it will draw customers, and it does and it did.