/biz/ - Business & Finance

FWTDHWAHDOQA status: wondering why her husband is looking at his stocks on the computer screen and holding his head in his hands

I got some meme coins recently

is this a good buy for a newfag?
Should I get 1oz or 10oz bars instead?

>>21735027
Tell me honestly/pmg/. Did I buy mining stocks too soon? I'm only down a few percent overall on them, but I've already spent the powder for this month. Also, my gold should arrive by Monday or Tuesday. It got shipped yesterday morning. Will post pics of the opening.

>>21735167
forgot pick

what website should I support?

>>21735215
>but I've already spent the powder for this month. Also, my gold should arrive by Monday or Tuesday. It got shipped yesterday morning. Will post pics of the opening.
wait.. You telling me that mining stocks ship you Gold?

>>21735224
That is only like 128 over spot for ~35oz or ~3 per oz
not bad, I don't know the resale on junk silver, but not bad

>>21735308
So I think im gonna pull the trigger on this one.
But I want to support a decent corporation if possible
Any one you can think of that is not a total whore of Babylon?

Everyone knows why I'm here frens.
Dont forget to prep the BHLL.
Under 80 million float(shares), Sprott Capital has been helping them get investors with mining backgrounds.
Today it was crazy traded from .5 to .4 with the bid and ask spread of .38 to .80.
When the release drilling samples its gonna be bananas.

You're welcome frens

Anons how much over spot is your threshold?

>>21735308
>That is only like 128 over spot for ~35oz or ~3 per oz
its 1138$ with the tax

>>21735262
No, that is a separate thing.

>>21735406
I have ordered from monument metals and provident metals and both treated me well. I got what I wanted in a reasonable amount of time just had to wait for the ACH to clear

>>21735464
Threshold? I have no threshold. When I see shiny rocks I buy them! Do you understand me? I buy everything in sight! He who controls the silver shall control them all!!! I am going to control all of you.

My haul from the LCS today. Got some mercs and even a barber in my junk pull

Is $2.30 per dime a good deal?

>>21735483
that sucks I paid no tax in Florida

>>21735224
I use mainly provident, they have 10oz bars pretty low over spot right now
But you should be prepping that BHLL lad

>>21735433
Fuck off. Dealing with the taxes on a OTC stock are going to be such a pain in the ass. Besides if you don't hold it, you don't own it.

>>21735215
I have that same feeling too but then I remember what the miners were priced at during the last bull run. Go check Boohoo charts on pretty much any JM back then and you'll see what I mean

>>21735627
Lel, taxes are no different on OTC stock you absolute mong.

Prep the BHLL, lad. Diversify your portfolio. Thank me later fren

>>21735746
Would if I could but I am now broke enough that I need to find work. Might try driving for uber eats or something to pick up some cash.

>>21735571
>But you should be prepping that BHLL lad
BHLL or BULL?
whats BHLL?

I dont know anything about silver stocks or mining stocks.
What I really want to do is collect silver, wear silver jewelry, and connect with creation.
Im pretty sure there is quantum shit going on with it.
I tried looking up ancient silver necklace styles but cant find any that incorporate geometry into their designs.
Anyone know about Occult Jewelry?
I want my birthrights to be unobstructed by this satanic oligarchy with their golem armies.
I want it for you too

>>21735542
I think that's a little less than Apmex right now.

I saw an anon posted about the bull pennant forming in the silver futures. I already have my positions set and my stack ready, I am curious as to how much credence these formations should be given.

>>21735664
I did. I'll keep holding.

>>21735851
BHLL. Bunker Hill Mining

what are the most interesting coins or rounds /pmg/ has seen over time?

>>21735542
Holy fuck yes, the cheapest I can get locally is 2.60

>>21736006
https://bunkerhillmining.com/

so these guys been around for 100 years
they going to pump for some reason other than demand going up?

>>21735224
i like monument and silver gold bull. sometimes sd bullion has good prices to though...
i used to use provident but i don't like paying sales tax and i'm not waiting for 1500 or what ever magical number i need to avoid taxes

>>21736149
He's a shill it's like a shitcoin or penny stock of miners

so is there some hot rich pussy in northern Idaho?

so i'm not trying to be petty or anything guys but i think tonight we should join the bears, and watch the salt flow from al those crypto anons

>>21736184
>but i don't like paying sales tax and i'm not waiting for 1500 or what ever magical number i need to avoid taxes
explain the ways to not have to pay tax please
>dont buy

I really want one of these coins bros, would it be stupid getting an ounce of gold considering I only have 30 oz of silver?

>>21736330
well i'm in indiana, so i don't have to pay sales tax, but some state will still make you pay them if the company your doing business with is in one of those states (like provident metals). but some states that do charge sales tax on metals say, if you buy over X amount then you are exempted from sales tax

WTF happened today? Why did the miners dump so hard? Why have they been consistently falling harder than metals, while failing to keep up on the upswings. Like SILJ is at $17 silver prices or some shit. The macro trends suggest these should be running hard, but my calls have been getting shredded in anticipation of this.

>>21735746
Fuck you are retarded. You have to pay tax in the foreign country as well as your home country. Unless you like doing your taxes this is a pain in the ass.

>>21736371
stupid? no
smart, no... silver will make you more money but gold isn't a horrible investment...

>>21736371
No and Im starting to lean more towards gold myself because it seems like the arguments for silver get more far fetched every day

mexican gold or silver next on the list. Kind of underrated for how aesthetic they are

>>21736149
>so these guys been around for 100 years
>they going to pump for some reason other than demand going up?
There is zero reason they are going to go up. He shills this same shit in every thread.

>>21736149
The mine complex has been around for that long but BNKR.CN/BHLL is a few year old company. I forget offhand who was producing up until the early 80s.

And I'm not a shill I am a fellow /pmg/ fag. Been stacking for 10 years

>>21736272
Commiefornians are going there right now.

Prep the BHLL lads, the guy saying I'm a shill is probably the Aurcana fag touting a penny stock with a quarter Billion shares.

Holy shit, look at this absolutely hilarious piece of history. I NEED to own this.

>>21735224
I really enjoy Monument Metals. Their customer service is great. I placed a $6k order a month or so ago and they were willing to split it into separate deliveries. Also, they gave me Asahi A E S T H E T I C S when I ordered generic rounds.

>>21736005
Also a way to look at it is Buffets move into Barrick probably means Buffet himself sees Miners going up for the next couple years. I don't think he gets in and out of things very quick but I could be wrong

>>21736399
I live in America, I bought 5k worth of BHLL an AMERICAN subsidiary or BNKR.CN Bunker Hill Mining.

I been trading and investing in assets probably long than you been out of diapers Aurcana Shill.

>>21736388
Clown world, I feel like I fell for the memes that miners get bigger returns then physical. I have already made a big return on my physical unlike my miners that have crabbed at best.

>>21736414
> because it seems like the arguments for silver get more far fetched every day
Dildos of the future, Morty. Can't you see Morty? Every*buurrp*body in the future will be gay. I-It's obvious, based on current trends. Everybody will want dildos. And what better material to make a dildo out of than one that is antibacterial? S-*burp*silver will spike, Morty. Just watch. Better buy some while you can, or you will be priced out.

>>21736388
so let me give you a quick history lesson that will become public soon...
the 3 gorges dam, one of its spill ways(?) broke on the 4th, on the 14th the dam became noticeably damaged from satellite. and more massive rains are coming. china is fucked, china also trades with everyone. and the smart players are getting ready for when those chinese companies stocks go to zero, which will cause one hell of a after shock

PMs are dead boomer
buy tech stonks

>>21736608
Doesn't change what I said. You will have to pay Canadian taxes and American taxes on it when you sell.

>>21736608
i've been looking at some mining stocks, i'm curious for anyone's opinions of them
EXK HL BTG AUY
>>21736666
oh shit super satan is here, Go Away satan

>>21736653
Proofs? I want to believe, but there are a bunch of schizo posters itt recently.

Lined up my next addition to my stack.
19$ is Canadian silver coinage and a 1/4 oz gold dollar.
Probably going to only stack Canadain junk silver unless I see a decent deal on pure bars.

KEEP STACKING BROS

>>21735027
hows everyones day been? Getting things done out on the project for my current client, but we havent found much gold. Were clearing out an old road and than moving to a new area to test, but near machines are 10 days away. Weathers already turning cool. I think were going to have an early winter this season.

>>21736666
Jesus Christ these digits of lies. YOU DO NOT PAY CAPITAL GAINS ON COMPANIES LISTED ON AMERICAN EXCHANGES Foreign Countries.

Are retarded?
Oh and prep that BHLL Aurcana shill

>>21736768
How am I satan? People should know all this shit comes with strings attached.

>>21736829
Capital gains to foreign countries.

Sorry guys I am phone fagging.

Prep the BHLL why you are at it.

>>21736770
lots of fairy dust?

>>21736781
Nice to see you again pan man. I agree, it's getting colder faster than usual.

>>21736423
Mexico Pesos from the first half of the 20th century are pretty sharp.

>>21736781
not so good mr pan man, stocks and cryptos are taking a shit. good time to be a gold man like yourself though

>>21736897
Yeah that's what I thought. I know that the dam is in danger, but I haven't heard or seen anything to suggest that anything in it has broken just yet.

>>21736768
dam miners got hammered the last few days, even so i can give you a run down of these companies for you.
EXK (Endeavour silver corp) has holdings in Mexico and other parts of central and south america, mostly focusing on silver lead zinc deposits with some gold as well.
HL (Hecla Mining) is one one the US's oldest silver miners, operating out of Idaho's silver valley. Primary operation is their Lucky Friday mine which with modern modeling will likely be operating into the 2040s.
BTG (B2Gold) has operations across the globe, in africa and in asia. They focus on gold / copper resourses underground and surface open pit.
AUY (Yamana Gold) operates out of south America operating several high grade gold / silver mines in Chile, Brazil and Argentina. They also have holdings in Canada.
I would go deeper into each company but my internet seems to be on the shitter tonight.

>>21737156
Any updates on MUX?

>>21736931
i hope we get to work til the end of October, but who knows I may have have to give up in September this season out here. I still have my northwest BC drill project to get done but thats planned for mid october right now.
>>21736986
sorry to hear mate, what happened to crypto this time? another exit scam?

Its Friday night /pmg/
join me in a drink and listen to some very enjoyable music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lhxvpmldek
The markets are closed at the moment and what else is there to do?

>>21737156
thank you sir, i'm rather liking HL for being in the US.
only going to play around with a few hundred in miners stocks, but even still i figure i shouldn't just pick one and go all in lol

>>21737156
Is JNUG a stupid choice?

>>21737245
i think it has to do with china, they do tons of mining for cryptos
and they're under water, so i'm expecting that to fuck with operations for awhile...

>>21736089

>>21737212
nothing that i can see other than financing reports. End of september usually has some interesting info dumped by juniors and mid tier companies. I ll keep an eye out though for anything in the mean time.

Meet the bros

>>21737278
Wouldn't you do better just buying 2022 calls? As I understand leveraged ETFs perform below expectations during high volatility, and we are definitely having high volatility right now.

>>21737278
thats a stock etf right? I am honestly not really up to date with it. I am sure someone here has some info for you though.

>>21737360
Very nice anon.

>>21737261
smart thinking, never go all in one one company.

>>21736125
*insert barneyfag-themed autism here*

>>21736653
How do we profit?

>>21737278
>JNUG provides daily 2x exposure to an index of junior gold and silver mining companies from developed as well as emerging markets.
>52 Week Low $33.20
>52 Week High $1,052.40
i know almost nothing about this. but i feel like it might be over priced...

>>21737623
put your cash into places where it can easily purchase stocks or crypto? like i figure monday is going to be bad for stocks, this weekend should tell us how bad because we've learned when stocks crash so does crypto, so the crypto should be a good indication for us...

Who is pan man

>>21737718
He found gold in Florida

>>21737718
A legend

>>21737718
you haven't heard? Mr Pan Man, is the fabled miner 49er.
he gives us advice on all things mining related

>>21735100
Jelly of the RP, let's see the other side.

>>21737718
he's the man with the pan

>>21737631
Because of how it is leveraged JNUG has a tendency to "go to zero" when shit goes down, and then they do reverse splits to bump up share prices to stop it from being delisted.

If you look at long history the ETF has gone from "$42,000" per share in 2013 down to "$33.20" in 2020. The stock has obviously never actuallly been $42000 per share, but this is the effect of reverse splits. This is also why ETF companies like direxion recommend leveraged ETFs for "short term" plays only, because sector-based funds like JNUG, GUSH, etc tend to go to zero when their sector is performing poorly.

>>21737782
why did these faggots ruin their coin with their website url on the art side???
fucking douchebags

>>21736125
Unironically die

>>21737894
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4p6dkMIEOfw

>>21737829
I only bought a single share on the off chance it went up so I didn't lose very much. It was more a half-assed stab in the dark. I bought a few actual mining companies as well. I'll likely dump it sometime next week.

>>21737605
>Barney fag starts posting in /PMG/
It really will have been the whole 4Chan shit show parade in /PMG/ then huh.

>>21735464
Mine was $30 AUD an oz but that big price spike weeks ago I fomod. Bought 4kg bars at 37.50. AUD oz

So yea I don't know

>>21737804
It's not particularly interesting. It says "Sound Money* Personal Liberty * Free Markets: Peace, Freedom, Prosperity" on the back. Plus the website "providentmetals.com".

I found it on eBay a month ago for $37. I wasn't buying it for it's value in silver, but more as a joke with some friends. We all bought one since we were all stacking PM this year.

>>21737995
it's a fake, or rather a second barneyfag. you can tell because the filename for the first pic they always post is supposed to be "Bronies, this is your mindset"

>>21736653
>broke on the 4th, on the 14th the dam became noticeably damaged from satellite
Sorce that plz. That sounds like some very bad news I should be aware of.

>>21737950
fuck it, keep it a few months, at least until samsung produces some new statement about their silver batteries, or what ever the next pump to the prices is

>>21738091
see
>>21736897

>>21737247
we getting a bossa nova revival? I seem to it see it shilled on bandcamp regularly.

>>21736371
That coin is sick but the premium is ridiculous, probably because of the limited mintage. Also why does Australia make so many think coins

O to anyone interested, it looks like I was right that Engineer Gold Mines forgot they had a website lol. All their info dumps suddenly appeared today online. Results for their work seem promising, I ll report on anything really crazy they have come across.

>>21738250
i would assume every china man with money has been buying gold from australia for the last decade because its actually safe and trusted unlike their own countrys gold

>>21737889
Beautiful round with a shitty website

Someone needs to tell them to stop doing that. Otherwise it's a great looking piece

>>21738302
Actually makes sense. I know i avoid actual Chinese gold

>>21738250
It's only 150 over spot from the mint here which is not much more than their cast bars. Aus is a small population but mines the second most gold on the planet so the overseas market is where most of it goes, they market their products accordingly

Can someone redpill me on restrained? I pulled trigger on Austrian 20 corona pieces during the dip this morning. What does this actually mean and do people like/dislike them?

>>21738429
Autocorrect is killing me . *restrikes

43 hours and 40 minutes before the market opens.

>>21738429
Restrikes are fine if they have a good design, but they have no numismatic value whatsoever and you may not get back spot if you resell them and they aren't in good shape.

Can someone post a link to the last /PMG/ thread?

Hey anons

I just thought about Nazi Gold and other historic gold and silver

does anyone have some cool things to show? Displays or website retails

>>21737765
>>21737780
>>21737805
I still don’t know who pan man is

>>21738519
Here you go
>>21718539

>>21738586
Thanks

>>21738509
Why wouldn't I get spot? At the worst wouldn't they be considered as good as a generic round, metal is metal. They are still real coins. Not arguing just genuinely don't know anything about them. They were a good price, do you think I should not have bought them?

>>21738582
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLly1dQgPD8
here ya go... lol

>>21738629
If the price is going down, stable and the coin is in bad condition, you'll get paid under spot if you sell to a dealer. There isn't a lot of demand for restrikes and a huge supply of them so anything in bad condition will resell for less than spot if the price stagnates.

anons
what the fuck do I buy
holy shit

>>21737261
HL is a pure silver play. Good financials. They also own a good chunk of Dolly Varden, another silver miner. Full disclosure I own shares in both

and what about silver dining utensils and jewelry for using your silver like the ancient wise men did

>>21738582
hi i am PANMAN, /PMGs/ prospector in residence. When I get free time after work or in the crippling hell of winter I post interesting mining / company info on /PMG/ for anons to use at their discretion. Everything from advice on where to pan for gold to latest info on North American / Canadian junior miners, I have it all.

https://www.jmbullion.com/silver/silver-statues/all-silver-statues/
any of you geek out like the basedboys at comic con?

Tell me about Aurcana and McEwen. I bought both and lost money. I dont mind just curious why I see a bunch of posts for them the past couple weeks.

Now I see Bunker Hill.

>>21738759
sounding better all the time, think i'll pick some of them up next week
>>21738781
you can always sell it off, dealers will sell it to refineries but don't expect to get spot for it

>>21738759
o thats interesting, I forgot Hecla bought into Dolly Varden. That makes perfect sense.

>>21738850
Include McEwen, Aurcana, and Bunker Hill. They keep getting shilled here.

>>21738850
So you pan for gold as well as invest in mining companies?

>>21738850
Ascot had a nice run the other day. Released drill results where they hit 40.7 g/ton over 6 meters. Not as good as some others, but definitely interesting

>>21738850
Also what is a junior miner

>>21738869
Aurcana is a US mining company based out of Vancouver BC Canada which is currently focused on the reactivation of their Revenue-Virginius mine in Colorado. The property has great known silver reserves and is located smack dab in the center of a set of major past producing mines from the turn of the century which all worked the same silver bearing structures.
McEwen Mining is an intermediate US based miner with properties in the US, Canada and south America.

>>21738713
Well if the price goes down the price goes down...

>>21738881
Yeah. DV just closed a private placement with Sprott & others. Hecla got a ton more shares in DV because they have a non-dilution clause in their agreement with DV. Junior miners & explorers financing is complicated but fun to watch.

Question: I'm thinking the economy is going to likely crash before too long. my question is how will I use my silver/gold to purchase goods if it does collapse. what should I expect as far as market value, how do I determine how much silver to give for a good/service? should I plan on buying a scale and the tools to cleanly and efficiently cut silver/gold if I need to. I own some fractional, but I assume I would go through it pretty quick. I assume someone has thought a lot about this. I'm looking forward to bartering with you folks in the future!

>>21738940
I spend most of my summers prospecting for gold on placer and hard rock mineral claims in BC Canada, this season I ve been focused on my claims in the Caribou gold district around the towns of Wells and Likely BC. I find claims, prove them up and sell them or work them myself for a profit. Panning is only one part of what I do. Right now I am working for someone else as a consultant helping them figure out the ground they are working.
>>21738997
a junior miner is basically a mining / exploration company focused on proving up or exploiting a mineral resource, either to sell on to a larger company or to work themselves with or without major backing. There are hundreds of them, but only a few of them ever actually succeed in the ultimate goal.
>>21738981
yes i was very pleased with their latest results, 40 gpt is nothing to scoff at!

>>21739063
right, this isn't the general for quick gains, we holding for them long term profits

>>21738894
Aurcana & Bunker are silver plays. McEwen is mainly gold

>>21739115
yea some of the deals these companies come up with get bizarre.

>>21738869
What sort of time frame are you looking at here anon? Are you trying to day trade? Or are you going to leave your money in there for a bit?

Miners lag spot prices by a significant amount, and are very volatile up/down stocks. Last bull run many miners took many months to moon after the metals themselves mooned.

You have good picks, be patient.

>>21738869
Prep the BHLL, fren

>>21739344
Can we put in the sticky to not get tricked by this pajeet BHLL shill. Every day when I open this thread he's just in here slinging his shit onto us.

>>21739421
I mean, if you don't mind holding the bag for 2ish years until BHLL can start pulling ore out of the ground they might do ok assuming the bull market is still there.

Not sure how much their share price will benefit from high PM prices due to them not producing til then.

>>21739165
I'm saying If the price goes down then I won't get what I paid for regardless, the coin being a restrikes should be irrelevant in that case

>>21739421
yes i would feel better if he had numbers or explained himself in any way

>>21738869
Anon, just to give you an idea- I bought in my mining shares in mid july. I am overall positive, and that positive number keeps growing, albeit slowly. Some days I will have an extra 3k up, and the next few days it disappears. You need to pay attention to your holdings, but if you bought right you should make money. I think a lot of these are solid little companies, but you do need to be careful. My initial spread was Sprott's 2019 investment list of companies he personally jumped in heavily. One for instance, USAS has been a dud for the most part due to a bad q2 earning report. Others, like Metallic Minerals & Aftermath Silver have had a great run. I haven't seen Aurcana move much yet but they are on a mining delay that will start in a few months if I remember correctly. Two others that I bought here on suggestion were tinka & bayhorse which are both still pretty lukewarm as far as growth is concerned. You're in for a semi-longterm investment, and it will swing wildly.

>>21739448
thats my thinking too, they are on a great location and the history in the region is dam near as good as it gets, but its going to take a few years to get their project off the ground.

>>21735027
>https://silvergoldbull.com
Thanks for adding them.

>>21739215
Hate to bug you, but have a question about your buddies at Strikepoint. Took a look at them and realize they r just now mapping area. If they decide to drill, how r they going to get rigs up there? Any infrastructure in that area?

Question for you guys. Would you have sold your stacks back in 2011 if you had back then what you have today?

>>21739554
yeah its too bad the whole thing was mothballed before, what i read led me to believe it was the environmental regs that got them shut down before. Sounds like that wont be an issue this time, Im def going to watch them, but no sense tying up money for years in them when other miners are ready to produce/are producing.

Aurcana seems like they are only a couple months away from producing.

Havnt heard much from macewan though, wonder whats going on there?

>>21739554
How do you feel about Fortuna Mining PAN MAN

>>21739581
most of the juniors hire Hytech Drilling to do their serious exploration work, they build light weight helicopter deployable drills to sites all the time. Best drills in the industry, bar none. https://hy-techdrilling.com/our-drill/configurations/fly/
For road accessible areas companies like MoreCore or Driftwood diamond drilling have larger, heavier drills that can go deeper.

Pic related is a Hytech drill my mates and I worked on at a project. Easy to use and easy to move around.

>>21739629
McEwen got hit hard by Covid, especially in Argentina. Had to close the mine down. Aurcana is really interesting, but just watching for now. Went with Dolly Varden over Bunker Hill. Big money backing them including Hecla & Sprott.

>>21739577
NP they better give me some kickbacks or more silver at spot haha
they are one of the better dealers for non us residents, Im hoping to get some UK and europe sellers ready to assuage the "how do I avoid VAT" questions that keep popping up. Hopefully can get those to stick inthe OP.

>>21739781
You think Ascot would buy their findings?

>>21739623
I did sell my stack except for a couple sentimental pieces back then

>>21739629
I think McEwan is just operating / working and not really releasing much info. Look above at Engineer mines, these companies sometimes just up and forget they have an online presence.

>>21739781
Thanks for info. I'll take a look. Very interesting area. Won't pay off for 5 or so years but may be worth a few bucks

>>21739448
Yeah not a lot of info on them so who knows but I think we can all agree that if you want high risk juniors there's plenty of much better plays. I just don't want to see fellow anons caught up in the hype and missing out on the bull run because they listened to a shill

>>21739822
how was the profits?

>>21739788
Ok yeah that meshes with what I remember. Dolly varden and silvercrest are two of the others I am looking at, why do you think DV is going to do particularly well? are they producing yet?

What's the breakdown of stack to level success after it moons?

So PMG, once the monetary reset happens and your gold and silver have the same relative buying power as 64,000/oz and 4,000/oz in today's money, what do you do with it? After I trade my bullion in at the US Treasury Vault for NuBux I think I'll put it in 4% divie stocks. That way I can have a base level of NEET income and can afford to work a shitty micro brewing job that actually interests me.

>>21739889
It's really dependent on what happens to the economy and the dollar. At the very least with inflation I think low triple digit is very plausible.

Now if the usd turns into monopoly money then who knows maybe 200 oz will buy you a house and 10 acres.

>>21739659
Their not a bad company, they have an operating underground mine and several exploration or near term projects ongoing. I dont have a lot of info on them though but I ll read up on their San Jose Mine.
>>21739806
Its a bit early to tell, but I think Strikepoint wants to partner with a bigger company and actually work their properties. Ascot would be a good partner for that as they have the Premier Mine Mill complex.

>>21739454
>>21739448
>>21739421
>>21736666
>>21736399
I have posted data/metric and my thesis in many threads before.

Prep the BHLL, Lads don't fall for the Aurcana spamma's

>79 million float only another 20ish million in warrants.
>possibly 40 million more(still half the share count as Aurcana)
>The mine was a previous top 5 producer in America and top 20 in the world for Zinc/Lead/Silver.
>Been shut down since the early 80s.
>EPA has absolved the new company bunker hill mining corp of previous mining companies transgressions
>Sprott Capital facilitated the private placement(new shares issued Only to Those in the Know) of funds to get the ball rolling
>have completed test drilling in 2 new areas, waiting to release results (bananas)
>2 of the shafts are damn near turn key all they need in an updated processing unit.

Fren i am not Pangeet.

Prep the BHLL, thank me later

>>21739840
Yeah I think once the "ok things are normal as long as you wear a mask" phase hits them they will be back up... not like those guys are not wearing masks anyways. Plus I would expect that people like to see metal prices hold for a quarter or so before they feel like it stable enough to push miners up.

>>21739876
Dolly Varden is exploring an existing past producing high grade mine, and a massive land package that hasnt been explored by modern methods before. I ve been in the area before especially around the old Kitsault moly project. The whole region is loaded with mineral wealth yet to be tapped.

>>21739987
>one guy constantly saying "prep the BHLL" guaranteed moon mission gainzzz
>no data other then listing # of shares and things from 40 years ago.

vs

>several different people analyzing the company saying that they have doubts, why, and backing it up with data showing they went from 3 million to 79million in 2 years making them diluted as fuck.
>pointing out the extra taxes.
>pointing out that they are not even close to producing
>the sprot deal allows for 3 years of buying at .50 cents per share.. considering it wasnt that long ago BHLL was .05 cents, they have already run up a lot and dont see 50cents per share as losing them money in the next 3 years (https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2120-cse/bnkr/81531-bunker-announces-increase-to-previously-announced-brokered-private-placement-by-50-up-to-c-15-million.html))

>>21737765
This is truthful
Cha get

>>21740131
interesting, would they actually be processing ore anytime soon though?

>>21740131
Yep. That's why I'm high on their prospects. Plus the involvement of Hecla. U don't last 100 years in the silver mining business by being wrong

legacy

>>21740261
no there exploration focused, but someone like Hecla could buy the project out and construct a mine at the location down the line.

>>21740261
No. At least 2 years away. But big money backing them

>>21739943
I'm buying a shack in the woods and hiding from whatever nwo faggotry happens in my lifetime

>>21740305
Im looking at their movement, and they are at a 5 year high already (similar to silver) although not at their ATH. Aside from the first year or so they hover around 1$ a share.

Why you think they will go higher this time? They have been on my shortlist to watch for a while I just didnt see the same upside potential for their share price.

>>21740346
How does it work with stockholders if they get bought out? New to stocks tbqhf.

>>21740346
>>21740358

So this is something I would have to hold for at least a few years then, which I dont mind generally. Ill def keep an eye out and get in if there is a good dip or news of a project about to be bought out.

>>21740407
You'd either get a healthy pay out, or even shares of the buyers company at whatever rate is deemed acceptable by the board and shareholders.

>>21740310
old coins are so kino

>>21735986
Must’ve been a weekly chart.

>>21740213
kek, I have stated many time before i am liquidating half of my 5k when it 100% after they release drilling data, i expect another 100-200 if they release an opening of operation date.
HAVE NEVER SAID MOON
None of the Data I have dug up is 40 years old except the 5 and 20.
>5769.467 acres
history
>With its primary purpose being the generation of a zinc concentrate from 1927 it produced 35 million tons of ore in concentrates, with an average grade of 8.76% Lead, 3.67% Zinc and 5.49 oz/t Silver. Significantly, this included a total of 165Moz of Silver.

gonna be bananas.
Prep the BHLL. Thank me later

>>21740484
The 1 day/1 year shows it

>>21739158
Addendum, I'm buying a scale, what scale should I buy? It seems like the only two options for scales are bathroom scales and scales that coke dealers use, there has to be something in the middle right?

>>21740398
I am hoping they find a much of new targets for modern drilling. with this kind of funding, you can send out the helicopter with sensors, have ground crews sampling anything of interest all over the property and get a good solid view of what might not have been looked at in the 20s and 50s. I remember near the Dolly Varden minesite was a set of jutting quartz vms showings in the forest that had only really ever been hand sampled in the past. Stuff like that gets looked over with a fine comb when you have funding.

>>21740695
fuck forgot pic

>>21740621
go with this one https://www.amazon.ca/Smart-Weigh-SWS100-Digital-Pocket/dp/B00EPO9M2Y?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_1 these work wonderfully

>>21740398
Drill results of 32 million oz. Indicated, newish management including Rob McLeod as a director and Hecla continuing involvement. They already tried to buy them out in 2016 but were rejected at that time. I think it's a $3.00 stock at $30/oz silver. Much higher if silver goes above 30/oz

>>21738582
Lurk moar

Alright Anons. You get the first call.
Do not sell your miners tomorrow; keep them and buy more before monday. As for PMs, there will be a correction in the 3rd week of September after the schools close again but before confidence is screwed in the market; wait for it and buy then. That is all. Good luck, and watch the charts.

Postin stack started 2 weeks ago

>>21740790
I think I bought drugs from a kid in highschool who had this exact scale. lmao. if it works it works though.

>>21740733
nice, ok that makes sense.>>21740695

Guys I want to trade 8 bars of those 10 oz Scottsdale stackers and their 5 oz prey bar for some 2020 eagles on r/pmsforsale or other places but is it unreasonable to ask for an equal trade ounce for ounce? Trading bars for 1 oz coins favors the guy with the bar since they cost less on premium and then the eagles themselves have a stupid high premium right now anyway. 1 coin is like $35. Vs $30 an ounce from Scottsdale.

Just want to trade these bars for more Eagles.

>>21739943
Warlord

>>21741040
You are suggesting that there will be a run up until the third week in September, then a correction. I am looking into chart patterns and it seems as tho there would be a breakout next week or the week after

>>21741226
If I had the coins I would want more metal if trading for bars. Up to you to work out the best deal you can get.

>>21741059
nice shiny stack fren, you're on your way

>>21740842
Where do you find this info

>>21740842
my interest is peaked, they were already on short list, ill have to throw some money at them next time i get some

Rick Rule interview
https://youtu.be/N-ZvcJiQPpo

>>21741226
Just get it out of your head now that you will get a 1 to 1 trade. I would honestly just keep the metal you have as the eagle trader will have the upper hand in this trade.

>>21736089
Saw this beauty on reddit. Super jealous, it looks amazing.

>>21741541
you can find it here https://www.dollyvardensilver.com/investors/overview/

>>21736653
Please be true!

But on the point of the miners, they are a leverage on the paper game the bankers are still playing and can still control with ease. This is why I went purely physical this year and dumped all my mining shares. I may be giving up some profits but I can sit in total comfort, all I need to do is sit and wait for the manipulation to end, I don't need to worry about anything in the interim my ounces will still be there waiting for the day.

>>21741746
yeah those drachms and a____bols are pretty cool looking.

>>21736984
Got some of these from my grandfather

>>21735027
small-cap mining stocks: are $MUX or $LODE worth it? they're both around a $1 but have historically popped off. am I retarded for buying 1/21 calls with strike 2-3x the current stock price?
someone red pill me on these if they have any information please

Fuck the shills lads.
Prep the BHLL, the Aurcana shill team who are now shilling some other shit are leading you astray.
check out this pdf. thank me later frens
https://bunkerhillmining.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/bunkerhillmining-presentation-sep-2019.pdf

>>21738302
Yep, to think this was hardly a month ago: https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/83-tons-fake-gold-bars-gold-market-rocked-massive-china-counterfeiting-scandal

>>21736868
learn to digits newfag

>>21741370
>>21741725
Yeah I guess you are right. I wouldnt really want to make that trade myself if I had the eagles. Oh well. Thanks for the input.

>tfw you flood the system with fake fiat currency backed by lies

>>21742143
I hope they use that picture of Powell when the put his face on the trillion dollar bill.

>>21736653
you fucking reatrd. have some rope.

>>21741541
Go to ceo.ca, plus DV website. Make no mistake DV was a slow mover under old management. But new guys r better and they have a bunch of silver on the property.

>>21741911
>fuck the shills!
said the BHLL shill

>>21742244
hemp by chance? i could smoke me some hemp right about now lol

>>21741911
>one guy who just spams prep le bhll over and over
>calls everyone else who asks "but why?' a shill

>>21741903
not sure about SLODE but pan man was talking about MUX earlier, seems like they are just getting fucked by rona right now. shares been between 1.65 and 2$ last few weeks, right now seems cheap time to get in.

Ok I am off for now, works early tomorrow, lots of stuff to get done and so little time to do it!

>>21742365
Good luck mate, once this lockdown rubbish is done I'll be back out in Ballarat doing some prospecting myself. Drink plenty of water!

>>21742386
Post photos mate! i want to see what it looks like over there!

>>21742275
I am only one, Aurcana fags are a murder.

Prep the BHLL lads, thank me later

>>21742328
I post quite a bit of my thesis. But yes, I do love a good troll/shill. tis is the chin of 4

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WHEN WILL THE US FRAUD NOTE COLLAPSE
HOW MUCH LONGER CAN THESE FAGGOTS KEEP THIS SHIT GOING?
I JUST WANT A FUCKING HOUSE SO ME ANY MY GF CAN MAKE A DOZEN BABIES TO HELP AROUND THE FARM
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH FUCK THESE JEEWWWSSSS AHHHHHHHH MAKE THE NIGHTMARE STOP

I lost the fiat equivalent of and ounce of gold trading options fuck my life

>>21741774
That's a lot of kilos. Watch your ops

>>21742480
>trading options

>>21742783
It’s okay I’m going to win it back

>>21737329
Ngl I low key want one. I like how dorky it is.

>>21742462
Based but also pic rel

>>21742462

>>21742807
>gambling addiction

>>21735027
WHAT ARE YOU FAGGOTS GONNA DO AFTER THE EVERYTHING BUBBLE CRASHES AND THE GOVERNMENT COMES TO CONFISCATE YOUR GOLD AND SILVER???

>>21742348
lode especially look at its monthly/weekly - it's flattened out, volume is picking up, so is price slowly.

>>21739158
I dont think it will be all mad max or anything. Just a bunch of rabble rabble crowds in the streets and then they will roll out some pre planned shit. This is all a controlled demolition if you ask me. I just happen to agree with the chads here that gold and silver will probably be able to make it through the eye of the tornado better than most other asset classes. Hopefully it starts soon, Id like to get it out of the way asap.

>>21743137
easy, tell em I gave it away as gifts

>>21742386
Do you watch the show Aussie Gold Hunters? I think some of those people are near there, the old guys and they seem to get massive nuggets, I think they said they paid like over a million for the lease and latest I seen the heritage council wanted to make it a historic site, ouch lol.

>>21743207
I don't think we will ever see a Mad Max situation in the US, I do however think we may have months or years when local communities have to decide who does or doesn't get food, shelter, fuel, or medicine. I'm saving gold and silver up so my family will have all those things.

>>21736388
>The macro trends suggest these should be running hard, but my calls have been getting shredded in anticipation of this.
kek

I mean it's always possible everything /pmg/ taught you about mining stocks is completely wrong.

>>21743137
boating accident

>>21743470
Western Vic is big nugget country, especially for high end detectors (GPX5000 or GPZ7000), since the soil mineralisation is a lot milder than WA. These days I do most of my prospecting around Maryborough though there's plenty of good spots around Ballarat, Creswick, even Daylesford if I'm too lazy for the long drive.

But yeah, most of the stuff you see on tv is commercial operations rather than hobbyists. Need a bit of capital to get things started but the potential return is always good. Most goldfags in Aus are decent blokes with the occasional junkie.

>>21736774
Canadian junk is cool

>>21737247
Bossa Nova is the offical genre of /pmg/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyrh9YclT3w

>>21741774
Based floor stacker, every night I pray to jewish jesus to keep silver prices low so I can accumulate a stack like you.

>>21736774
Is there actually silver in quarters and dimes? I thought they were mainly steel.

Thoughts on my worn Cyber?

>>21743898
There was silver in them up until 1968, midway through 1967 the silver content was lowered to 50%, midway through 1968 it was removed entirely.

>>21744071
Gonna start checking then. I 99% doubt many are still in circulation, but you never know.

>>21744028
it is certainly worn, but why?

>>21744028
Not a fan. I also wore one out to see how it looks. The rest of my cyber rounds will never leave their resting place.

>>21741746
go back

>>21744174
The Canadian banks pull any silver they find from circulation, or so I hear. However, it's not impossible to find one in circulation. Remember, $1.70 in 80% and $2.75 in 50% are both equivalent to a troy ounce.

>>21744355
different situation in the US

banks here often toss canadian coins in the trash, along with some silver. I have a handful of canadian junk silver I've gotten that way.

>>21744188
yeah, that's my gripe with asahi rounds. otherwise very nice.

>>21744503
>I have a handful of canadian junk silver I've gotten that way
by digging through bins at the bank?

>>21744516
by recycling metals for banks and other businesses

>>21744513
they look like absolute shit when they wear down, but I love the way they look when pristine.

>>21743886
I would say we have at least another 6 months before things get crazy unaffordable

Is DGSE legit? I never use eBay because I'm afraid of scammers bit these premiums are just too much nowadays.

>>21744529
How does one go about doing this? Do you ask the teller for any foreign coins they've received?

>>21744529
Based dumpster diver

>>21742507
My only ops are thirty inches of Hanzo steel I keep under the mattress

>>21744632
I own a recycling company which is an enormous legal pain in the ass to do.

but yeah you might be able to ask them for foreign coins. I doubt they'll save them for you but maybe if you're a really good customer they will. In my experience they throw away a few dozen pounds of world coins every year at small banks.

>>21744664
best haul I ever got was over an ounce of gold from jewelry. Bank cleaned out some safe deposit boxes and didn't bother sorting the real jewelry from the fake. Just tossed it all. It was a nice haul. Bunch of dead old lady rings

>provident metals now requires a minimum of 200$ to get free delivery
Everyone taking advantage of this upswing in interest I see.

>>21740392
this is my goal as well

>junk silver Is all old coins from before 1965
>there's only a limited amount and are rare to find on your own
>people constantly buying them out in large quantities and keeping them

Having said that how much junk silver do you guys think is even left?

Is comex happening canceled?

>>21735027
Opinion on merc dime cuffs?

>>21745316
Fuck no, august is just the calm before the storm. You people need to be patient. Weak hands get shaken out, only the strongest grips survive.

>>21737360
based corona poster

Hey guys, rate my serious fuck up.

2 weeks ago, I opened an Interactive Brokers account so I can buy juniors on TSX. I don't know why but I noticed every miner is listed in Toronto (even US & Aussie juniors). At that time I thought TSX is my only exposure to junior stocks

Now I'm doing more reading and it looks like Canadian taxes is going to screw over me as a US citizen. All those juniors also have equivalent OTC listings I should buy in New York instead.

Now what should I do to get myself out of this mess? Which broker do you guys prefer for buying penny stocks? I can't withdraw my principal deposit for another 4 weeks due to reasons

>Archangel Michael's blessings on anyone who gives me good advice

>>21745324
Nice where to buy

>>21740858
>namefag
>posts are an utter waste of screen real estate and bandwidth
who couldve thunk.

>>21746168
etsy i think

>>21746168
Learn to make them yourself
The jew fears the independent metal worker

>>21735027
Hello, I believe over this next week we're going to see some *very* red days for silver
>DXY just hit 2 year low
>DXY just broke out 20 day moving average
>PMI just reported above 50 for the first time
>Solid earnings
>Dollar will rise this week
>Dollar shorts will be squeezed, driving DXY up even harder
>PM will tank
>a lot of shorts covered already, so there is less buying pressure than the past few months
>Thursday, Powell will not say anything to discourage market confidence
>will not even mention YCC
>market will rise, even more selling pressure
>JPM will pile on shorts at every trend point they can
>market makers will try to shake out weak hands for September - November bull run
>Gold entries at 1900 will panic and encourage an even greater sell-off
>World Health organization just said 2 years conservative estimate
>Tokyo / Hong Kong will continue selling each night, creating downward pressure on US open
>PM tried to rally & failed (return to normal)
>we are at the start of fear
>barring no other news silver major tank, possibly even below $25 this week


I think you should consider buying some silver Puts this week. I think you will see good profits, and then can use that profit to buy more physical
Good luck on the week ahead everyone

(where capitulation would be is when it will spike back up - the emperor has no clothes as we all know)

unironically all the mines in mexico and south america are gonna be taking over the cartels once pm prices start to skyrocket, atleast thats what im thinking. im myself 100% invested in mines atm, but i really fear the mines getting nationalized

>>21746698
>Hello, I believe over this next week we're going to see some *very* red days for silver
>Dollar will rise this week
>September - November bull run
>>1 Post for this ID
>>The week moving into the anticipation for COMEX delivery crash
Either literal apex jew trying to pull an obvious scam on retards, or just a simple retard calling out to its' brethren. Shut the fuck up, waste your own money, but don't tell others to waste money on gambling in your place.

>>21746821

>>21736089
Are you familiar with the mascot from the '92 Olympic games?

What do you guys think of euro sun mining? It used to be shilled here a couple of months back but now I havent heard anything for a while. Is anyone else invested and has there be any news of the project in romania?

>>21746962
>dispute your obvious scam bullshit
>>haha NGMI broooo!!!!
Anon, next week is a crunch time for paperfags. If they don't convert within the week, they very well could be left high and dry for when they do want to convert because there simply won't be any left without a severe premium+high spot. Next week isn't MAKE EVEN MORE FIAT BRO, it's quite likely (not guaranteed mind you, depending on if COMEX can perform a miracle) that next week really is the last stop before the space mission begins. I've got a general disdain for paperfags, but I'm happy for them if they made some money shorting the past few weeks (one such poster being the faggot that posts aanagi/jap>shad, or the one that posts the webm jap chick in the baths, or even ol' PAN MAN), but reality is setting in soon, and the noose is closing in on the point where it doesn't matter how much money you make on the markets, the entire fucking market itself will be worthless (yes, including miners which will be relatively down in overalll value unless you plan on a long fucking hold despite their big fat green number) in the eyes of currency...which will crash shortly after.
There was a time period before 1920 when people had a chance to get out of the stocks while they still could before they had to hold stocks for 40 years to make their money back, and though I won't be braggart and say this IS the time one needs to get out, the window certainly is getting closer and closer - a steep gamble which would not be characteristically attractive among my fellow Anons lurking the general Precious Metal investing threads.

Fuck off with your hyperfiat options/jewry and take your dumb, uninformed opinions elsewhere.

>>21745834
What's an otc listing

Dreamt silver reached 67. Just hold it, frens.

>>21746418
Based
>>21746306
ty

>>21747364
Sonic the hedgehog?

New thread pls

>>21748602
Bake it yourself you lazy snot

>>21748648
>>21748648
>>21748648

>>21748717
rude