/biz/ - Business & Finance

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reminder to filter tripfags

>>20056181
based
>>20056195
based frogposting

Obligatory "what miners are good" image reply

>>20056266
isnt this info always changing

>>20056285
It's PAN MAN's list based on dwarven cunning, we have yet to have an anon research them and post due diligence. Once they do we can make a better /PMG/ miner list.

>>20056300
>silver is 5x more valuable than gold per ounce

You have no idea how hard I would coom. It may actually kill me

>>20056300

>>20056120
bless you OP. bless you

What the /biz/reali opinion on silver Krugerrands?
I just picked up a few to see for myself and I have to admit the quality is excellent, to me better than queen coins and obviously better than overpriced ASSE.

Yeah, I'm never buying from BullionByPost ever again. "hurr durr we need to prove that you live there" FUCK YOU NIGGERS
plus bong VAT on silver is an absolute scam.

>>20056323
I've part 3 & 4 if you are interested bro, but size is too large for me to post :(

>>20056394
why do you repost my photo lol?

>>20056421
Thanks fren,I didn't save all the frog posts from that thread. I appreciate the assist.

>>20056456
It activates my OCD too, fren.
Blessings to you as well.

>>20056515
Yeah I got the same "too big" rejection
(that's what she said)
Maybe we can add it to the pastebin, or just the link to the original series.

>>20056487
i received a silver krugerrand today, i think they look quite elegant

>>20056516
Because I like you fren : )

>>20056537
there are a lot of rounds i'd rather have than some less relevent government bullion coins out there, but that 25% VAT tho

>>20056487
picked up a tube recently at around $20/oz and very pleased with them. sexy little fuckers they are.

>>20056607
how much is that in worthless currency (usd) ?

posting nuggets since i cant get out and dig. Weather in BC sucks right now.

>>20056607
ok

>>20056669
20.000USD or so, it was the humble beginnings of my stack, most of it i bought inbetween 2015-2018

>>20056537
You're welcome fren, i screencapped his last week's posts from warosu but i didn't bother to rearrange them or quote the questions he was answering to, i hope it still make sense.

>>20056594
>Maybe we can add it to the pastebin, or just the link to the original series.
That would be great, the whole serie is a nice tldr for the newfags.

>>20056676
I like the commie gold the best, but it's also an inspiration. I've got over an ounce now nabbing cheap old Euro gold under 3% premiums.

>>20056674
What do you do when you can't dig?

>>20056674
Happy Canada Day Mr. Pan

>>20056674
gorgeous, i wish you were my dad and i could work with you until you retire and i follow your footsteps to make you proud.

>>20056878
thats the spirit. never pay over 3% ideally stay under 1%

>>20056891
Lol gay.

>>20056882
>>20056890
Thank you!
Also when I cant dig I build / repair gear or shitpost here. Not a hell of a lot else to do right now.
>>20056891
Find an old timer and apprentice under them. Many are very lonely and will take any conversation they can get. The old dude I trained under has been visiting a lot, he fears the worlds falling apart.

Any anons have theories on the current US coin shortage?

>>20057006
Well tell him it's not. Because it's not. Man I thought that red gem was a slushy when I first saw the thumbnail.

>>20057035
Someone theorized they might be using the metals normally used for coins for war munitions.

>>20057006
>Many are very lonely and will take any conversation they can get. The old dude I trained under has been visiting a lot, he fears the worlds falling apart.

>>20057099
IT'S ALL FINE!!! NOTHING TO SEE HERE!!! :(

>>20057054
yes I told him to stop listening to CBC radio and get back out panning. Also that big red crystal really does look like a slushy doesnt it?

>>20057287

Starting to feel like CBC has gone to shit these days. I unironically miss peter mansbridge

How long until silver reaches $20? $30? $50? $100?

>>20056656

Where did you pick it up from anon? I want these in silver - I only have them in gold. But don't know where to look

>>20056266
I like PanMan's picks(have a few of those myself), but none of those are really lucrative potential juniors. If our convictions about Gold and Silvers rise are strong, then there's truely life changing investments to be made. Just gave to find the ones still relatively low.

>>20057450
Jmbullion.com?

>>20057432
i think we'll see a steady but significant decline of the dollar over the next ~12 to 16 months before PMs really skyrocket

Bros how many oz's of gold and silver constitutes a suicide stack?

>>20057489

I've been avoiding sites or even mailing. I just don't trust it.

>>20057342
Too much government funding, no where for it too go and inclusive hiring practices.
Anyway less of that more gold photos.

>>20057475
What's your take on PureGold

>>20057495
1 Oz gold 100 Oz silver

>>20057546
It already mooned no? I don't buy things at all time highs as a rule. Maybe if it dips.

>>20057491
So we still have time to stack?

>>20057616
yes. what would you have to gain by betting that there isn't enough time left to stack anyway? you don't really have any option imo. i'll keep stacking until i can't afford an ounce of silver per month.

>>20057595
nice Eagles. I'm about half way done with my third tube but premiums are too high so I've been buying 10oz bars, junk silver and fractional gold as of late. I only have 175 oz silver and 1.10 oz gold. How much more time do I have?

>>20057521
Unless you're dropping $100k on precious metals at a time I don't think you have much to worry about, you can also have the post office hold your mail for you.

I saw someone in the last thread asking long term PM stackers about bitcoin. Bitcoin is fundamentally flawed and has literally ZERO chance to succeed in the long term. Zero, it just can´t work. Who knows if the price will rise in the short/medium term, but it will fail in the end. Other cryptos will probably have success long term, but bitcoin will drag them all down, therefore bitcoin will be killed soon when they can´t milk it anymore. I have a good understanding of the crypto market, the tech, and my iq is around 130.
Bitcoin lacks a good codebase, is becoming more centralized, lacks innovation, lacks on chain governance, liquidity will drop over time, other coins will catch up, undercutting and selfish mining strategies will undermine the security, miners revenue will drop, and it wastes resources. It´s also extremely manipulated beyond anything you can imagine. It´s not a good currency nor a good store of value. It´s only good for making money.

>>20057662
once the failure of bitcoin proves that even the longest running and most recognized cryptocurrencies can fail then that's the final nail in the coffin for all cryptocurrencies.

>>20057543
beautiful

https://youtu.be/mzvk0fWtCs0
I dedicate this song to any anons who might be feeling nervous in these troubled times. Even to the anons who hate me.

>>20056323
According to this, silver ETF's total ~800 Million ounces. And JPMorgan is sitting on ~800 Million ounces.

Yet here,
>>20056252
it says that there is 180 times more silver traded on the COMEX than the total mine supply. So it's clearly not implying that there is 180x more paper value of silver than physical, it is simply that the velocity of the etfs being traded is 180x in terms of value.

So where is this idea that somehow silver ETFs are wayyyyy larger than physical silver. It still seems like it's a 1:1 parity. What's the scam here?

>>20057543
Whoa!

>>20057762
you have yet to be an ass this thread, just dont and its fine

>>20056487
>>20056601

The country might be in the middle of a white expulsion and genocide, but post in pic related makes a good case for buying Krugerrands anyway, despite them supporting a government trying to become Zimbabwe 2.0.

>>20057652
Not my stack, I'd like to get a full tube of Eagles though. There's a decent chance we have a nice long dip later this year if the stock market has another big leg down (which it probably does).

>>20057662
BTC still has at least 1 or 2 more moon missions left in it before the miner fee death spiral begins.

One more for a while going to work on my highbanker. Broke a lot of stuff this trip.

>>20057862
I honestly buy any rounds or coins, I don't care about the politics behind them, the only thing I won't buy is Chinese anything because I don't trust them and anything with random pop culture or something like that because it's just tacky, but if I can get some sexy krugs for a good price I will

>>20058010
Have fun, be careful.

(((COIN SHORTAGE)))
Many stores are also suspended CASH payments. They're accelerating now. Fuck the Fraudulent Reserve. Turn in those copper tokens for cash and turn that into PMs. Fuck this shit.
krcgtv.com/news/local/federal-reserve-warns-of-temporary-coin-shortage

>>20058010
that looks fucking neat. imagine having the big one in the middle on a display by the fireplace

https://youtu.be/G8Q7CgBxRI4
Don't worry anons, they're accelerating because they know their time is short. God will reign supreme over righteousness forever and ever, Amen.

>>20057891
Whats the reasoning behind gold being correlated to the stock market?
The very fast downturn due to roni-rona in March triggered a lot of Margin Calls and fonds sold their gold to pay for other bills, but that is unlikely to happen again, they are now more prepared and everyone is expecting a leg down in the stock market unlike when the virus hit.

>>20058072
>The gas station chain has signs in its stores asking customers to pay in exact change, by card or by contactless payment. Customers who need change will be given gift cards to further avoid using coins.
this has got to be illegal

>>20058160
refusing legal tender is in fact a crime

>>20058110
yea that ore discovery at Beta Hunt always blows me away. Whats more bonkers is they keep finding MORE of this kind of massive gold quartz by accident.

>>20058072
>>20058160
It's really suspicious. None of the explanations I've seen in the news make sense.

>>20058134
I generally agree, I don't think another dip would be as severe as buyers lined up. But a bad market could still force people to liquidate PM's, or it could keep PM prices sideways for another year or longer.

>>20056878
How much gold is that

>>20058160
It is illegal, several supermarket chains attempted this back in the 60s, but were informed of its illegality by the Secret Service before they could start.

>>20058072
>>20058160
>>20058223
>>20058236
They clearly are preparing/conditioning the masses to be used to a cashless society. Cash is one of the last freedom we have, once we surrender this ultimate right, it's game over. (((They))) will be able to erase your existence with a single click. It's the final jewish tool for global domination.

>>20058236
We will see what will happen, personally I can see gold being stable or up when the markets have a bad time, once the common joe realizes how fucked the economy is and the inflation in reality is sky high, than precious metals will get a gigantic demand from the common man.
In my country phyisical gold was sold out in late march to early April, you could only get numismatics and some coins and bars with ridicolous premiums, yet the people bought it anyways... stuff like 1g gold bars for 40% premium over spot.

>>20058434
Do you think people stand for it?

>>20058446
Holy shit, this pic give me the weimar vibes

>>20057891
What are those beautiful coins on the left?

>>20058494
Austrian Dukaten, alloy is 986/1000

>>20058484
I think Steve Apple is right in thinking the cumsoomer doesn't know what they want. They're just going to realize that they everything costs too much and say that black people are oppressed and that's the problem, not that the currency is worthless and that payments processors shouldn't have ever been allowed to stop transactions for Alex Jones.

>>20058494
Austria 1 Ducat, 1915 restrike

if they ban or discontinue physical cash then i think criminals and the black market might be among the first ones to adopt physical gold and silver as money.
might be a good or a bad thing for stackers depending on how politicians and the media frame it

>>20058557
>>20058602
Thanks frenz
What's the numbers mean?
And im looking them up on apmex and can't see any of the coin sizes

>>20056170

Reminder that one silver mooned in 2011 there was a shortage of mint capacity and dealers didn't want to fuck with junk silver, or at least wouldn't pay as well for it and refined. Junk silver isn't a 'real' tradable asset it's scrap and has to be refined, if refineries are full you are screwed.

look at this fucking cunt
>>20058649

>>20058662
>What's the numbers mean?

Run this Website through Google Translate in your browser, it gives you all the information you need about the Dukaten coin
https://www.scheideanstalt.de/muenzkatalog/goldmuenzen/oesterreich/dukaten/

>>20056266
I asked him about Crystal Lake Mining some time ago, he gave me pretty good quick info on it.

I've been following them since and my shares gone up almost 50%, they seem to be on the right track for everything, including cleaning house, new hires, name change, new plan new game.

>>20058160
>>20058236
>>20058434

Anyone have thoughts on Mexican Government's tax shakedown of First Majestic? Will Nafta abitration do anything? What does this mean for other silver miners in mexico?

>>20058635
Good point, but what if the goverment alrdy anticopated this and ban all cryptos but one legit project and the black market de facto use this platform?
This way the gubment still can keep an eye on what's going on, or even backdoor said crypto and use it to control discretly the financial underworld.

>>20058785
>Anyone have thoughts on Mexican Government's tax shakedown of First Majestic?

>>20058223
No its not. A few states and cities have rules against it but even then its not a crime.

>>20058707
what a fucking clown...

>>20058707
Great. Now I’m officially ignoring trip fags.

>>20058867
That ducking book is so thick and awfully written. Ayn rand is a shite writer

>>20057657
Definitely have them hold it at the post office. It might cost a few more dollars but it's worth it just for the peace of mind.

>>20058998
yeah i agree it's a shit book

>>20057475
So what’s a good pick

>>20058595
Right, I always forget how complacent large crowds can be.

>>20058998
I like it as a collection of essays. But really that one really long piece in the middle somewhere from d'Anconia really sums up the whole thing iirc. Maybe if it was written to just follow Hank it could be more interesting.

>>20059084
delete your trip.

>>20058484
Yes

>>20059011
Most likely they do it for free.

>>20059199
Delete your trip

>>20059109
Calm your overly sensitive tits.
> row row row your boat, gently down the stream, merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily life is but a dream...

>>20059242
no, fuck you, delete it.

Anyone have experience with Monument Metals? I just ordered 10 eagles from them the other day and I was just wondering roughly how long they should take to get to me if I live in New England

>>20059199
>>20059214
I have returned. Repent.

>>20059297
bought an oz of plat, think their orders bumped pretty hard so give it some time

great. now i have two (2) tripfags in my filter list

>>20059344
https://youtu.be/voQ4rfKI4iE

Are the holiday sales usually day of? Or can we expect them to kick off Friday or sooner?

>>20056878
>that gold stack
>mogs you to death
>realize your pathetic little silver stacklet is like a tiny wobbly penis
why even live?

>>20059554
That's like 100 ounces, you'd need around 1000 ounces of silver at minimum if you believe that the silver to gold ratio could ever go to those levels again. I personally believe it will be in the range of 25+ ounces of silver to 1 gold, so you would need around 2500 ounces+ of silver to match that amount of gold, which would be around 50k dollars or less depending on the price you could get it at, it's not entirely chump change but it's definitely do able.

>>20056417
Well, I’m picking up 2 kilos of silver tomorrow.

>>20057450
I did get them from JM. Only place I do trust and used my sweet sweet mil discount.

>>20059870
thank you for your cervix

>>20059297
I bought 5 eagles on the 23rd and they're scheduled to arrive today so with the 4th sale expect 1-2 weeks

>>20059517
Holiday "sales" are already out. Maybe keep your eye ot for a flash sale but personally I just went for the 1.49 deal while spot is still low

>>20058803
>backdoor said crypto and use it to control discretly the financial underworld.
What do you think Monero is?

>>20060098
>1.49 deal
what is this?

>>20060149
The black pill is that it's every crypto.

>>20060098
> holiday sales are already out

proof?

updating google maps markers for something to do. More gold photos to follow.

>>20060284
Is that public?

>>20060413
nah just my own markers to keep track of places

Holy shit, why didn't you assholes tell me that copper was 3x's more valuable than gold?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/copper-prices-close-6-000-132201595.html

>>20057662
What about XMR? It seems like if any of them have a real shot at longevity and delivering on their advertised use-case it's Monero.

>>20056087
post you stacks frens

>>20060710

only 6k (a ton)? what a steal.

>>20060762
Look at the title of the article, anon

>>20060710
copper stackers assemble!

>>20060768
That's why you shouldn't bother reading Yahoo "news" or almost any other "news." Journalistic standards are non-existent nowadays.

>>20060710
>Over the month of June, copper prices have gained 11% and currently trending close to the level of $6,000 an ounce.

>>20060783

>>20060748
1.25oz gold
65oz silver
12oz cider

>>20060787
I just bought a handful of pre-1982 pennies for $5K. Businessman of the century right here

>>20060748
delivered fren

>>20060830
don't forget nickels

How do you guys cope with missing out on great wealth from investing in America while you play with manufactured toys?

>>20060863
>investing in America
lol

>>20060863

>>20060802
heh, making copper great again

>>20060860
I paid for the pennies with $5,000 in nickles. Did I mess up?

it wouldn't surprise me if normies started hoarding fucking nickels before touching precious metals

>>20060860

all my nickels are war nickels and i keep them in tubes

>>20060901

>>20060965
It's a semi-meme from when the scrap value of nickel and copper exceeded the face value of the nickels. In time, it will happen like it has with pennies and pre-64 quarters and dimes.

>anons i like on pmg
- pan man
- investigation froganon
- aethestic japanese plastic figurine anon
- all the stacker bros

>anons i hate on pmg
- this retarded devil tripfag nigger
- the npc newfags and their "muh looters/muh asteroids/muh madmax only" stupid npc shitty fud

>>20061009
based

>>20061009
god that so fucking hot

>>20060863
Ah yes. The taxpayer funded mega-corporations supporting Nigger backed Commies wanting UBI. God bless Merica.

>>20060863
Already got my 3x
Sold all my link and eth and bought gold and silver.
See you on the other side

>>20061083
These fake balances with six figures in crypto make absolutely no sense

>>20060863
>investing in a jewish owned trans-nigger furries acceptance clown nation supporting it's own seppuku via satanic commie revolution and (((state-funded))) 1984-tier white genocide
I might as well burn my money or buy xrp. Call me back when the kikes are gassed, the niggers ousted and the ethnostate installed and i'll consider investing in the US. Not before.

>>20057006
>>20057521
>>20059011
>>20057798
>>20058595
>>20059165
>>20059109
>>20059214
>>20059286
>>20059344
>>20060443

Stop replying to this tripfag. Ignore it.

>>20060900
So do you have two or three of those dolls or do the heads come off?

>>20061319
interchangable faces

>>20060748
More on the way.

>>20061346
how much dollaridoos for all this cuteness?

>>20056878
That makes my stack look pretty pathetic

>>20061346
Based Figma Yukari chad

silver is trying to dump again right now.

>>20061009
Absolutly BASED!

>>20061438
Teacup.

>>20061438
Looks pretty damn good to me

>>20061418
>makes my stack look pretty pathetic
>tiny wobbly penis
>calls in sick for penis inspection day

is it too late to buy PMs? should a noob buy gold or silver? is it even worth it if my available capital is only a few k. I don’t want to die to inflation

Have some more nuggets. This one came from a buddy panning in North California.

An Aussie 2kg nugget. Kill me I want something that big.

>>20061513
does this chart looks too late for you? >>20057342

tldr : as long as gold isn't 5 digits and silver 3 digits, you are still early. And start with silver, then buy gold, buy 1oz of gold for every 100oz of silver you purchase.

>>20061438
good. lower spot for dem 4th of july sales

What do you call that gold that looks like a feather growing out of the rocks it was mined out of the ground with?

>>20061593
Nice.

>>20058681
perhaps dealers wouldn't but doesn't junk silver's appeal lie in a true shtf scenario where normies use it as currency instead of trying to exchange it for zimbabwe dollars?

>>20061513
>is it too late to buy PMs?
if you're still able to stack an ounce or more of silver a month then it's not too late

>>20061603
what’s the best place to get silver for an amerifat

>>20061748
LCS

>>20061748

look for deals. here are a few
> apmex
> monument metals
> sd bullion
> jm bullion
> provident metals

>selling money for worthless fiat

>>20061698
You mean like this? Wire or Lace gold.

>>20061792
I found it. I want dis.

>>20061009
Based and fucktripfagspilled

>>20061862
o yea dendritic gold. Now your talking rare.

>>20061862
Oh man.

>>20061968
its so pretty, o man it would amazing to find a nice chunk of ore with that going on.

>>20061758
>>20061603
>>20061745
>>20061765
thanks friends, on silver what kind of premiums should I be going for. looks like eagles are 20% premium in some places, only 4 bucks extra though

>>20061298
Panman is a name fag and hes useful so piss off

>>20061298
>>20062080
Nvm ignore me

Best way to store misc junk coins?

>>20062167

tubes

>>20062167
I store all my pre-1982 pennies in Mason jars.

>>20057662
The price volatility is a significant deterrent for me; bitcoin can halve in value in a few months or weeks - Gold and silver don't come even close to bitcoin level price volatility. There are no fundamentals; it's random as hell. Buying into the ponzi right now is a death wish. The people persisting in the crypto community are scammers and blatant shills. It's struggling to break $10k even after the PayPal news. Peter Schiff is right about bitcoin for the most part.

Anyway, I urge anyone wanting to invest in bitcoin to look into tether/bitfinex'ed. tether is the root of most of the manipulation that takes place. Anyone that says tether is legitimate is a shill. There's a ton of evidence of wrongdoing. tether imploding will cause a huge dip in price; it's just a matter of time. I have a feeling bitfinex'ed will be vindicated on his $15 bitcoin price prediction.

>>20062167
>>20062173

here are my v nickels, the bag has dateless v nickels, and a couple tubes of shield nickels.

>>20061992
Hi, Pan Man. I guess you weren't able to find the silver taels or did I miss your posting?

When you guys buy ASEs how far do you go to protect them? I personally don't care if they tarnish or anything but I still don't touch them because I don't wanna risk losing premium, does it really matter if there not slabbed or in an airtight or something? Can I finally put my greasy hands on them without losing money or what?

>>20062346
I just keep 1 out to fondle to my hearts desire. The rest are safe in plastic flips, trying to get a full tube of them soon.

>>20062346

i keep some in coin capsules, and some in the binder

>>20062279
Why would you have so many v nickels?

>>20062442

i like u.s. nickels. i have a bunch of war nickels as well.

>>20062346
Slabbing is only necessary if you're anticipating numismatic value from your coins. If you're buying bullion coins, it's highly unlikely you'll ever get any sort of numismatic premium when you sell.

As for handling the coins (ASEs), I suspect that coins in nice condition are going to be worth more than coins that are dirty. Tarnishing, if it ends up toning the coin (some sort of purplish, reddish tarnish), maybe actually be worth something as some collectors specifically seek toned coins. However, you're best off minimizing touching of the coins to leave them blast white.

As for storage, if you keep them in the tubes they come in and cap them, they shouldn't tarnish if you keep them in a cool, dry, and dark place.

It's probably worth your while to just have one tube of coins (preferably in poorer condition that you buy at a smaller premium) to play with so you satisfy your curiosity. If you wash your hands and dry them off thoroughly before handling the coins, they shouldn't tarnish too much, if at all. I guess you could buy cotton gloves before handling the coins to further prevent any sort of tarnishing.

If you really want to handle a lot of coins, save up and buy 0.9999 gold coins. They will practically never tarnish except for the sometimes minute quantities of copper or silver in them.

>>20062418
>that sense of impending doom not knowing what the 2021 design will be to finish your book

>>20062418
Are those things made out of cardboard at all? Doesn't that make silver discolor after a few years?

>>20056087
Hey guys. Its almost imposible to find physical silver at an affordable price here in my shithole. So I am thinking of investing in something related to silver in the stock market, like silver miners. I already have a gold mining ETF, which for me is a nice way to have exposure to gold while having stake in comoanies that actually generate cashflow. What should I invest in my american broker to have the bext exposure to silver?

>>20062496

i've never had any issues. pretty sure this company doesn't make binders that destroy your coins

>>20062506
PSLV or CEF are the safest bet, in my opinion. Those are trusts that hold physical gold and silver and as a shareholder you own a percentage of the bullion. Read the prospectus, though, because the quarterly fees do draw down the quantity of gold and silver you will own, reducing the NAV of the securities.

Be aware that if you own shares in a mining company, you run the risk of bad management (lying about things, embezzlement) or bad luck (mine get nationalized, actual precious metals are far less than what the geological surveys and drill samples suggested, terrible weather). Some favored silver miners are PAAS (Pan American Silver) and HL (Hecla Mining).

>>20062475
Thanks anon, this answered my questions and then some

>>20062346
I just keep mine in capsules.

>>20062346
I bought ten cull silver eagles a few months ago just so I could clink them since they were already damaged. When I got them under a bright light only three out of ten had tiny little scratches on them. The other ones I couldn't see any damage or discoloration at all.

Back in the tube they went.

Le ebin BBC gangbang meem xd

>>20062902
just bought some of those guardhouse tubes and I can't wait to fill them, there so sexy

>>20062321
no ive been looking, i ve found a lot of the other old crap i ve dug up over the years, so i cant be far off.

>>20062970
OK. I'll keep following these threads then. :)

>>20062346
I have a stack of twelve coins that I keep on my desk for fondling. The rest are unnaground in undisclosed locations.

>>20062970
You said they were about 3g right? They must be pretty dang small.

>>20063021
Pan Man said he could be wrong. If those things are genuine taels, they're going to be about 38 grams each or a multiple thereof.

>want to buy some Asahi coins
>Have to spend at least $1500 to avoid the tax

roll for $17.76 Eagles 4th of July sale

>>20063021
i am thinking i fucked up on that, they cant be that small, the smallest they went was some number equal to half an ounce if my readings been accurate. They were for sure Taels though. Also side note I am also still digging for the report on US gold production being off. I have a no idea what its name was though so I am having a hell of a time figuring out which pdf it is.

>>20058134
>Whats the reasoning behind gold being correlated to the stock market?
Most gold and silver is traded as ETFs like stocks.

>>20063021
Fuck off and die already cunt, stop replying to this attention seeking cunt

>>20063087
No worries, I don't have to read a fancy article to know that some funky shit is happening. Some other anon was asking about it.

>>20063120
My dearest friend, 'tis with immense pleasure that I inform you that your letter has found safe travel to my destination and landed in my hands. However, this pleasure was fated to remain short lived and bittersweet, for I must also admit to you, regardless of what distress it may cause to you, knowing you went to great trouble to pen it and deliver it to me, that I in fact declined to open it and refused to read the message contained within. Surmising your intentions, there exists no doubt in my heart regarding your sincere worries for my financial well being, but alas your attempts to convince me to modify my investment strategies shall regretfully remain futile, as my stubbornness in this matter has indeed been sealed irrevocably and no other voice shall rock its imperturbable foundations. Allow me then to reiterate my will once more, and do your best to forever remember it for no change will follow: I shan't part ways with my beloved asset for it is my utmost belief that I have invested wisely and foresee infinite potential in its future, and therefore no other possession in this world shall change my decision, not even a mountain of gold! For my possessed asset is indeed fated to be worth more than any other riches in the world. We shan't speak of this no more. Sincerely yours, your beloved friend.

>>20062902
Silber:DD

>>20063145
Didn't read

>>20062582
Thank you fren

>>20060900
Love your pics.

Is that a FN Military Collector carbine?

>>20063079
I seriously hope

>>20062268
based post, there is nothing behind bitcoin, or any of the others 7860 others ponzis shitcoins emulated after, all trying to get crumbs of the initial hype. What's making PMs so valuable is the fact they are stores of value.

What is a store of value? It's something that, no matter what, will always require a huge amount of human labor to produce. Gold isn't just a shiny rock, it's 6000 years of sweat, tears and blood, it's the ghost of hundreds of millions humans who died fighting wars or working hard to acquire it. It's the ultimate heritage of the human race. It's the human destiny melted in. The symbol of our willpower through the ages. Our planet hold 1 gram of silver for every 12.5 tonnes of dirt. Each ounce of silver in your stack represent 389 tonnes of rocks crushed, grinded, boiled, examinated, chimically separated, purified, melted, refined,... the very earth's essence sucked dry from it's heavenly blood using human workforce and 6000 years worth of technical evolution. It's ten times this amount for gold. We created the most magnificent and terrifying tools to extract precious metals. Not a single war could have been fought without it. And you can get it for 20 bux. 389 tonnes.

Meanwhile, any pajeet can create a scamcoin in a matter of few days, if not hours. It's hollow, empty, no sweat, no tears, no blood. No effort, no scarcity, no rarity, no heritage. You can have 10 trillions shitcoins, it still wont be worth a single ounce of silver at the end of the day. Because it doesn't store any value, since it's limiteless and effortless to generate.

To all the frens who are stacking here, who understood we are living a very weird, but short period of time where we have the insane opportunity to stack real wealth using fake paper shit : you have countless generations of ancestrors looking down at you, and all their ghosts are chanting in unison :
>my heir will fucking make it.

>>20063048
>>20063087
>>20063120
>>20063308

Stop replying to this tripfag. Just ignore it

>>20063654
That's the only reply I'm giving it this thread.

>>20063614
i like you, capping

>>20063079
Come on come on come on

>>20063079
Llor

>>20063614
for posterity

>>20063764
we'll be extremely lucky to get ASE's for 20/oz on 4th of july

>>20056266
Is Yamana a meme?

>>20063614
Absolutely, 100%, without a doubt, BASED

>>20063614
>Each ounce of silver in your stack represent 389 tonnes of rocks crushed, grinded, boiled, examinated, chimically separated, purified, melted, refined

>4,000 tons moved for my metals

fuck

>>20063748
>>20063778
sorry for my english btw, it's 6am over here and i'm really tired so i didn't pay enough attention to my grammar.
Glad you like it, it was done with a sincere heart.
We.
Are.
Gonna.
Make.
IT
In few decades the history books will speak about this clown timeline where humanity totally lost it's mind, where real valuable things were dismissed, and worthless ponzis were sought after. The irony of the normies falling for tulipmania 2.0 out of greed while the real GMI material was there, just under their nose, but they never bothered to take it until it was too late.

I mean, don't the normans ever read a single history book in their lifetime? Gold and silver are the 2 most recurring words/themes since the dawn of times. It couldn't be more obvious it's the shit you should pick in priority.

>>20063614
I like this, I am keeping this. The general public have no fucking clue what goes into getting precious metals out of the ground.

>>20063884
Fucked my math up. I mean 120,000 tonnes. Crazy.

>>20063614
Okay you win, I'm converting to boomerism.

>>20064068
well to be a true boomer you can only collect pic related

>>20064004
It's like if a whole mountain have been vaporized and compacted to make your stack. It's like you own a fucking mountain. We should all ponder this for a minute, then rub a coin or two against our body to feel the sheer power of what it truly means. We are the masters of the earth. We are ALIVE.

>>20057342
Source on this image?

>>20064103
when your in control of a 12 inch giant and your eating a mountain side, you feel like god. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qdt9WctqK4o

>>20064103
Based earth power frog. Brb using my unnaground stacks as a power source to fuel my other works.

>>20064195
I need a 10 hours version of this as an ASMR soundtrack to fall asleep to every night.

>>20063614
It makes sense though. $20 an ounce? How the fuck can $20 that cant even buy me some faggot Lego's or a half decent dinner out end up paying a team of men and machinery to move, crush, grind, boil, examine, chemically separate, purify, melt, and refine 389 TONS of Earth?

What the fuck

>>20063908
We truly are. I just did accounting on my Constitutional stack, and it dwarfs my refined, almost 3-to-1. Most of it came from my grandfather's hoard, that my boomer father found and was going to sell off before he snuffed it. I got the coins, and was I blown away.

But this is what my grandfather, who lived through the Depression, and many others like him did. He saved back silver coins when the debasement happened. He socked away roll after roll of Mercs, Rosies, Washingtons, even half dollars (Kennedys and Franklins mostly, but a few Walkers). A few dollar coins even, one of them with a pretty hefty numismatic premium. I'm just glad I have it and can hold on to it if it's ever needed.

>>20064421
Its the other metals that are extracted at the same time. The lead, zinc, copper, cadmium, and a dozen other elements make it worthwhile.

>>20063614
I have 33k riding on the next crypto bullrun, but you can bet your ass that I'm stacking even more silver based on this post.

t. Guy with 500oz of paper silver

>>20064451
>500oz of paper silver
NGMI

>>20064446
Pan man. Reccomend me a good book about investing in silver and gold. I have a degree in finance so I'm ok with something that's dry.

>>20057652
Not long enough

>>20064503
hmmmmmm give me a bit. I have several that you might be interested in. Any preferences? More mining focused or financial sector, or just PMs in general?

https://bullionexchanges.com/2020-1-oz-silver-american-eagle-coin
$23 ASEs and free shipping over $75

https://www.bgasc.com/category/golden-state-mint-silver-bars
$19.53/oz generic bars+rounds, $8 shipping

https://www.silver.com/1-oz-silver-asahi-rounds/
$20.55 asahi cyber rounds, free shipping over $99

hello frens. i am thinking about buying around 50 ounces in silver coins to simply put it a bowl and place that bowl in my armoire as a cool trinket of sorts. like treasure

is this a bad idea and if so, why?

>>20064503
first one focuses more on the mining side of the PM world
>https://www.scribd.com/book/218702803/How-to-Invest-in-Gold-Silver-A-Complete-Guide-With-a-Focus-on-Mining-Stocks
This ones more focused on bullion
>https://www.amazon.com/Investing-Gold-Silver-Bullion-Investments/dp/1470007193
I would also suggest looking up what Eric Sprott and others have to say on the subject matter. These may not be the best book options out there either, I am sure others in this thread can recommend other work.

>>20058707
>walla!
>viola!
peak illiterate

>>20064558
thank you sir, ive never used that website but ill give it a try for a tube of eagles

>>20064895
I've bought through their ebay store and through the main site with no issues. Their prices tend to run high but sometimes they have good deals and usually they carry some of the cooler numismatic stuff.

>>20064451
>500oz of paper silver
So you have 0 silver? Better fix that.

>>20064584
>is this a bad idea
yes
>why
go for 5000oz instead and put them in a chest

>>20064584
The silver will tone and eventually turn blue. All the coins I left out are now blue. ASE's, Morgans, those privateer pirate 2 oz coins, all blue.

>tfw only 2 grams o' gold
>tfw only 11 oz of silver
It's ogre

>>20065153
you're gonna make it

So I was looking at ABC bullion and they have like... fuck all silver coins and the cheapest they have has a $AUD9 premium. WHAT THE FUCK? So I was like... fine I'll look at some other European dealers because sometimes in the past they are cheaper... and... for the same coin they have a $AUD19 premium. But gold is dirt cheap on the premium.

>>20064979

>>20065222
ABC's range has really dried up too. It's a shame, I've bought a lot from them. Any Ausfags know of any other reliable dealers on the east coast?

>>20064451
>paper silver
This is just as bad as crypto, you are still 100% in ones and zeroes. Take delivery while you can.

>>20065222
EU's LCS silver prices/stocks are fucking miserable since the plandemic. Unlike the US it seems we have more issues getting back on track : insane delivery delays, big premiums, shit being out of stock half the time...
Also gov mints preorders (passed by lcs's) are full up to late november. If a second wave/lockdown happen, not only it will be the final nail in the coffin for EU economy, but you can expect mints preorders being full up to mid 2021, maybe even 2022.. And silver to totally disappear from the shelves until then.

>>20064195
Where was that filmed? Hydraulic Jet mining has been illegal in the US for about a century.

>>20065615
I believe this was near one of the massive abandoned lead mines near Pitcher Oklahoma. It was part of the remediation work done on the tailings piles. Also hydraulic mining is still legal in Alaska and the Yukon territories, and even in BC so long as no brackish water or silt enters a water way.

I am off night all!

>>20065270
Kjc bullion and gold stackers are on the east coast but premiums are pretty high. Right now I'm stuck with ordering 100oz bars from ABC to get the lowest premium possible. I already have over 1000 ounces in coins so I don't really care about getting divisible silver, just as much as possible for the lowest premium

just ordered 5 of these because that harp of Ireland is beautiful, and in my current Crusader Kings 2 campaign I started in Ireland
its a shame the lizard queen is on the other side tho

>>20065947
good night pan man!

>>20061488
Not a teacup.

>>20065992
If you want to collect pretty pictures why don't you open an art gallery instead. Floor stacker has the right idea.

>>20061009
based?

https://news.bitcoin.com/gold-industry-83-tons-fake-gold-bars-secure-2-billion-loans-china/

>>20061009
I miss you 'peter schiff will win'
>>20061346
you got me watching that panzer anime
>kinda like it

>>20064451
Imagine thinking you actually own silver.

>>20066160
i usually stick to the lowest premium, but occasionally i splurge on things that make me happy :)

>>20065153
Tfw 0.5g gold 100g silver

it looks like silver is a dog until late 2028.

>>20066213
Yes, anons were talking about this last night. Don't buy anything over something like 5oz gold in one bar or at least thats what one one the anons said.

I'm down to buy old Carona gold coins but they're sold out for anything 1 oz it looks like.

The smaller gold coins are still out there, but if anyone has a reccomendation for the next best 1oz gold coin than in all ears.

>>20066341
why

>>20065153
>>20066310
>not even 1oz of 999.9 gold
ouncelets

>>20066445
>gold id
gold to 3000 by december

>>20065153
You're not too late yet anon.
Everyone in these threads typically either own a large amount of silver/gold or are still stacking.

It seems to me many here were aware of the fiancial situation we find ourselves in as inevitable.
Others may have known the end was near through a much longer time, but lacksd the the financial understanding, but started preparing in otherwise through system/grid down and lawless breakdown.

The average American doesn't even olf gold or silver. Keep that in mind. A system failure/civil collapse scenario will yield little value on silver & gold. People will want food, ammunition, blankets, a means to have fire, gasoline, shelter, toilet paper, water, a power generator, etc.

The point is to know how & who to barter with. How & what to barter with.

I think any government body that comes out of any civil unrest no matter what part of the world will be backed by silver & gold as the petro dollar system is a failure. However illnital collapse will be a trade & barter system.

>>20066445
I fucked up, mine are in oz. I have 1k in gdx/gdxj if that counts for anything

>>20064195
>>20065615
>>20065689
Its hard to beleive entire mountains disappeared from the West Coast because of hydro water mining. Its always sad to think about..

>>20063614
>389 tonnes

They don't just randomly mine the whole planet for silver you retard. In a rich area, the ratio is way lower than that.

>>20066565
be a party pooper somewhere else fag

>>20066467
its the truth

>>20066758

>>20065153
Not even close. Keep in mind you probably have more PMs than most Americans. Just keep stacking. Inch by inch a fortress is made.

>>20066467
Recently I read about how certain german/austrian families achieved to preserve most of their wealth from before ww2 to the founding of the Bundesrepublik.
In 1945 Germany was de facto "gold free" and the currency had collapsed once again, however miraculously some people did not start at zero when the government introduced the Deutsche Mark in 1948, they started with lots of capital. Those people prepared themselves long before 1936 (gold ban) and kept their mouths shut, they didnt use precious metals to trade in times of crisis either, they waited until there was a new government, currency and stable political system.

are there any reliable estimates on how much 999+ fine silver exists in the world?

>>20066894
Where can one find statistics about the privat ownership of precious metals in a country?
I know its rather difficult to estimate, however even the smallest wedding ring will have more than 2g of fine gold, alloyed in 375/1000

>>20061009
>based picture
>based admiration of pan man and figurine anon
>based hates tripfaggot
you're alright anon, don't go outside when muh asteroid hits.

>>20063614
Spot on. Inheriting foreign gold and constitutional silver got me into stacking metals.

>>20062167
fuck bro. I have like 20 tubes of wheat pennies from collecting as a kid. what the hell should I do with those things?

>>20067011
I guess look up how much in mined a year then see how much is used in industrial used and what ever is left over is assumed to be private ownership then compare it to which countries buy the most PM's and use all that data to extrapolate a rough number

Ausbros. Never dabbled into junk silver before and was wondering if predecimal silver coins are worth having if you can get a bag for around spot. Or is the money better spent on 999 stuff?
Looking at this specifically. If I'm calculating properly it works out roughly to spot.

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1-kg-SILVER-Australian-Pre-decimal-Coins-1946-1964-sixpenses-Shillings/184348019773?hash=item2aebff8c3d:g:HmIAAOSwZrhe~ALC&frcectupt=true

Also is there anywhere you can get 1966 50c coins and not be completely ripped off?

>>20065956
Nice. I didn't realise their delivery dates on bars was so close. I'll probably grab one as well.

>>20067072
Store them in plastic-lined Mason jars as a copper source. Those things are already worth more in metal than they are in face, so keep hold of them.

>>20067080
that doesnt tell you about the average person, that will just give you an estimate of what everyone would own if the gold in private hands would be distributed equally to all hands.
just like the calculations that every us citizen "owns" 26gramm fine gold if the us treasury would give out the gold to all people, which will never happen

>>20067101
apart from numismatic value (which is for boomers and suckers), silver is silver, gold is gold
buy the metal for the lowest price, dont care about condition, year of mint or anything else
never overpay on premiums

>>20067011
I found some interesting articles on the matter. I don't view the final numbers as concrete though.

https://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-ledbetter-gold-count-20170622-story.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gold-high-net-worth-wealthy-hoarding-physical-gold-morning-brief-111534226.html

https://goldiraguide.org/12-of-the-american-population-owns-gold-while-14-7-owns-silver-according-to-a-new-survey/

>>20067112
it feels so wasteful to just keep them for copper content. but I also know there is literally no other reason to collect them. anyone here collect steel pennies?

>>20066850
Keep stacking- not just metals...stack it all if you can. Build your network of trust worthy God gearing men.
>>20066936
Thank you for putting that into perspective. I'm sure there's at least 4 more government take over that have experienced this since the start of the 9th century.

Even isis group of the middle east started minting gold coins as their own separate Eastern currency.

>>20067313
>Even isis group of the middle east started minting gold coins
That was the moment I realized ISIS was actually way bigger than the Obama administration was pretending it was. They were a legitimate state by almost every metric you could call anything a country.

There's no way thus guy is for real.
10 tory oz of silver for $230.
I'm calling this fake.
No point in taking such a risk with ebay.

>>20067405
I'm guessing you can't buy from here?

>>20067374
Obama founded isis with "isil". He refused to call it isis. You just do seem cross comparison photos of the leaders of what isis was & you notice the agents with McCain & other U.S military were infact just those who became the isis forces.

Isis is a weird topic as .ost of them were U.S agents who essentially became too powerful to control or the very least were used to exploration the crisis in the Middle East for Israel to expand in as the leading force of stability.

"Greater Israel".
I think isis was named isis as an inner circle cult to the goddess isis taking advantage of most of their jihad members who joined them. Whether or not they truly became turncoat to the U.S government is feasible given they started printing their own currency.

The group becane a useful idiot.
Putin & Russia of course knew all this as well.

>>20067451
I was unaware JM Bulion had anything left in stock.

Are silver bros investing more in bat boys 5oz rounds simply because bars of silver are less tradable? It makes sense given coins/coin pressing is going to be a lot harder to fake in the near future.

>>20067456
I think ISIS was started as a US patsy group, but Al-Baghdadi got so far out of pocket that the US and Israel decided they had to do something. But even till the end Israel didn't want ISIS to end, they were glad terrorists were weakening Syria. They've had it out for Assad for so damn long. I wonder if anyone out there has any gold minted by ISIS? If so I wonder what it's worth.

>>20067484
Two chicks on the back. Nice.

5 oz bat boys or 10oz silver atlantis brick?
>Bat Boys $124 4th of July sale
>Atantic Mint $215

Remember frens, owning 10oz of fine gold will give you the chance to make it.

pls someone bake a new bread

Bake it urself instead of complaining fgt
Bremember >embeds :DDDDDD

>>20067600
>I wonder if anyone out there has any gold minted by ISIS? If so I wonder what it's worth.
If anyone has the gold its going to be the locals, Syrians, Russian troops, & U.S soldiers.

With that said it really raises the question of what methods isis used to mint these and who specifically minted these.
Ex-Sudam minting foundries?

>>20063614
based

>>20067938
>With that said it really raises the question of what methods isis used to mint these and who specifically minted these.
ISIS basically took over a huge chunk of what used to be a pretty advanced country. There may have actually been members of ISIS who used to work for Saddam in the Mining/Minting industry for all we know. I mean, they were advanced enough to keep oil production going without of the help of foreigners.

>>20067970
Makes complete sense anon.

Let's change the subject here....

Given the WHO is hoping to change the currency to compete digital transactions- of which we historically have never seen - what do you think this will do to gold/silver?

I think it could possibly only increase its value as people will supposedly ban a cash society.

>>20062167
coffee cans

>>20061360
good stackin fren

>>20061375
was about $50 on amazon

>>20068027
If we go to a "cashless" society, gold and silver will sky rocket. people will be so desperate to have something real they can hide. most evangelical Christians will freak the hell out and spend half their life's savings on gold and silver.