/biz/ - Business & Finance

What products do you want to see made with gold and silver?

>>21998814
Since silver's the best thermal conductor, a CPU cooler.

>>21998814
Sex toys.

Would a silver butt plug be beneficial to our health?
>Silver spoon
>Silver dildo

Silver or gold
>railroad spike
>ninja star
>mini trident
>mini bat
>dildo
>dagger
>wand
>drumstick
>flute
>brass knuckles
>butterfly knife
>comb
>mugs/shot glasses

>>21998915
>>21998951
get out of here you weirdos

about to make a silver purchase of exactly $1000. is there a benefit to buying rounds/bars from a mint as opposed to junk silver??

stay seething, schizo gold buyers.

>>21998978
Atlantean chariot silver. Based.

>>21999115

currently looking at purchasing 20 of these and a few grams of gold. IS this a good idea??

https://sdbullion.com/1-oz-republic-metals-buffalo-silver-bar

>>21999058
personally I don't think so but I like to hold both. I have some junk silver which is usually in less than 1 oz units which make for good sizes if I ever needed to barter but I hold the bulk in coins/rounds.

>>21998814
Silver Keyboard.

>>21999157
It is, but you want to buy the bars on other sites so you can get it at the price soon

>>21999157
I would stick to 1/4oz of gold minimum because the premimum on anything smaller is high. Look at old European coins like a British sovereign

what do you guys think? just started last year... need a better job but this is what i got so far.

>>21999186
the price you pay is the current price is it not? they arent gonna recharge me in two weeks when it ships i hope??

>>21999207
more than 90% of americans/10

>>21998814
bang bang maxwell's silver hammer

dang bros i got 15 ounces a year or so ago when silver was $15 and now im trying to triple my holdings but its so expensive now. Will we see a dip soon or do u think inflation will drive prices higher and higher??

>>21998814
Medical instruments made/coated with silver. Silver like copper has an oligodynamic effect (self-sterlizes) after a few hours it is also known to destroy even viruses (hint hint)

>>21998951
Wouldn't that kill the bacteria in your lower gut?

>>21998785
Solid Silver AK furniture
Dildos


>>21999207
I like the crypto round you got there

so uhm, how many COMEX silver futures are up for delivery on the 20th of september

I hate weekends.

>Go to checkout my $950 cart of gold and silver
>feel like chad
>see taxes of $70

FUCK THE GOVERNMENT

>>21999312
ya inflation will probably drive it up, same with the comex shortage. it will go up in November aswell due to the elections and the inevitable riots and protests from the results, it went up in 2016 and stayed up so i cant imagine this time will be much different

>>21998951
>that low quality plug
Quality Sterling, don't settle for less
it's got the 925 stamped on the crystal end

We should really have our own official one, how come none of you do any casting?

>>21999397
just your rectum, and that's really not where much digestion/absorption happens. I wouldn't worry unless there's irritation.
(I know next to nothing about buttplugs so this is just guessing)

>>21999149
t-this time is different... j-just watch... gold will outperform

>>21999840
how many oz is that? and have the adjusted for recent price increases?
Should I start looking at sex toy shops for discounted silver?

yesterday's lunch

>>21999840
>gift for wife

>>21999933

>>21999418
this is the back, i do like the design

>>21999933
Comfy & checked. My lunch is noodles, backed chicken, and some meatballs.

I wonder who'll get >>21999999 and >>22000000

>>21999968
what is this crap

>>21999935
The type of woman who would be thrilled to receive a sterling silver buttplug from her husband is the type of woman I would want to marry the fuck out of.

>>21999968
very nice looking lunch, though the open-face baloney sandwich isn't my entree of choice

>>21999981
that's quite nice, I would stack those 50/50 next to asahi rounds for a balanced cyberfolio if I could.

Hello frens. Just made my first big purchase. Bought 15 ounces of silver rounds and a quarter oz gold sovereign. Feeling like a fat cat.

>>22000108
it was inspired from a classic (see pic)
I tried to cover most food groups: whole grain, fruits, veggies, dairy, proteins

>>22000292
well the picture was low in protein, low in silver and high in fiat paper

>>22000292
What a fucking autist

>>22000292
>I tried to cover most food groups
You should seek perfect balance.
Has no one told you?

https://youtu.be/XNHm4u4Ssr0?t=80

>>21999935
wtf is wrong with you guys

>>21998913
also the best electrical, so replace the copper in your walls with silver

>>21998951
You don't want a silver butt plug; you want a solid gold butt plug and a scrotal ring to match, with your private keys etched into each.

>>21999149
kek was calling boomers cucks

Anons where do u see silver and gold prices at in exactly one year? Dubs predict

I want to buy a bunch of silver like 5000 oz+

But I don't want to order online and have people know I have it..

What is the best way I can accomplish this?
I was thinking of asking the owners of LCS if they can order it for me or something, but I also don't want any 10k$ + transactions to be recorded so I would have to buy it 9k at a time..

>>22000497
1oz silver, 1oz gold

Unironically

>>22000497
We'll have hit $50 and corrected back down to high 30s, whether we shoot higher after that or not I don't know.

>>22000520
Multiple 9k purchases would get flagged harder and faster than one 30k transaction.

Do you also think cops have to admit they’re police if asked?

>>22000520
talk to your LCS not us

>>22000520
Ask a bunch of dealers to get you 5 rolls of x & pay in cash. No one records that shit.

>>22000497
silver: $120/oz
gold: $2600/oz

>>22000685
thats a hefty prediction for silver fren. I hope that pans out, alot of us would be quite wealthy indeed

>>22000497
3k gold 200$ silver

So do you guys think we will see more than 4% real inflation before going to the pm basket currency swap?
I think we’ve tested the new 1920$ floor and now with the new fed policy, we are in another accumulation phase. $500+ run for the next 18months is my bet...
Silver to 35

>>22000405
You should probably leave and never come back

>>22000707
>alot of us would be quite wealthy indeed
not really

the value of your metals wouldn't go up. The purchasing power of your metals wouldn't go up. All that would mean is the dollar went down.

>>21998785
im bullish as fuck on silver and metal but has anyone here been following agriculture? Shit is sooooo undervalued.

>>22000520
All you need to do it’s call the coin shops in your city to find wholesalers. You’ll also do well to track down the organizer of your local coin SHOW and ask them too.

>>22000405
where do you think you are?
the last I checked you are on a precious metals thread of 4chan. The chances of people here being on the spectrum are rather high.
unless that was supposed to be a compliment, was it?

>>21998785
i know i know i'm off topic but hear me out
you know how i been ranting and raving about the 3 gorges dam?
all the live feeds are cut, all of them. it finally broke. stock up on food and get out of crypto and the stock market tuesday will be a blood bath

>>22000405
fucking normie scum
GTFO

>>22000475
Indubitably based

>>22000864
>call the coin shops in your city to find wholesalers.
that's not how it usually works

wholesale coins are sold at private auctions called bourses. You pay several thousand dollars a year to attend a certain bourse where you bid on coins and lots at wholesale prices against other coin dealers.

the other source is private collections where the dude that inherited his grandpa's coin collection brings it in and sells it for pennies on the dollar because he doesn't care about coins and just wants weed. Either way there aren't really coin wholesalers. If there were they'd be selling at retail prices because wholesalers don't sell to the public at wholesale prices.

>>21999968
>small wedge of brie and a plumb

Absolute patrician

>>22000918
You can say normalfag here anon.

>>22000846
what do you invest in to get exposure to agriculture?

>>22000881
Shit
What?
Proofs

>>22000881
Yo fellow sabre bro, that would be a hell of a thing.

>>22000594
If you buy 9k worth of something at a shop for cash then there's no paper trail..
You pay cash and walk out.. I was thinking I could buy it all at the same time and just make the transactions "seperate"

No cops are allowed to lie to citizens

One of my LCs doesnt even accept credit cards, I'm pretty sure they cook the books a bit

>>22000864
>>22000643
Problem is I only have around 2-3 coin shops in my area
I have a good rapport with the owner of one of them

>>22001045
i mean sure, but if you knew anything about the founding of 4chan, you'd know it was moot and a dozen of his furry bisexual buddies who started this place...
pretty sure fag was used as a positive term because they were all butt fucking each other in dog costumes...
so i don't think i would call him a normalfag as that might imply hes part of the group if you will...

>>22000814
Not in this instance. Gold is already worth more than $2600, but is manipulated downward. The silver would just be pricing to a more reasonable GSR.

>>22001055
>>22001067
check out youtube, they used to have a dozen people streaming the dams live feed, and now i can't even find a live feed of wuhan down stream of the dam, its definitely happening

>>22001091
>I'm pretty sure they cook the books a bit
more likely if they added the 3% card processing fees to their prices they'd either lose money or be more expensive than other dealers.

most consoomers don't realize cards cost 3% of the purchase price to use. So everything is marked up 3% higher than it has to be to cover that.

>>22000405
Lmao i agree dude, nothing wrong with a little autism, but his is pretty extreme and cringey

t. Person with mild autism

>>22001126
The fag suffix is neutral. If you watched anime you were an animefag if you used linux you were a linuxfag. That is at least how I understood it fag=person.

>>22001050
$CORN

>>22001160
Yeah that part is understandable too coin shops operate on a very small margin.

But still coins and cash are not tracked, I sure as fuck would mess with the books a little if in his position, its actually really common with cash businesses

>>22001196
>fag=person
That's what I got from lurking too.

>>21998195
This is the TLDR for 'I See Satan Fall Like Lightening' for that guy from the last thread. Basically sacrificial rites always start as killing humans and tend to tone themselves down to animals, or the destruction of effigies for pure religious rites. However the believe in the power of sacrificial victims never really goes away. And the societal tendency to sacrifice people for the 'good of all' grows out of that, and its the oldest lie we tell.

>>22001196
>>22001268
person... women on the internet only happened after smart phones became popular. i don't think anyone ever expected women to be on 4chan, well at least biological women lol

>>22001286
This belongs in /x/ m8

>>22000881
>Get out of crypto and the stock market
Implying I haven't been shorting both for the last few weeks. Way too many normies chasing stocks. Ripe for a correction.

>>22000497
Same as they are now

>>22001317
>biological women
>on the internet
you are funny anon

>>22000475
Forget about Scrotal rings and butt plugs, what you need is the Schiff Gold Penis Cap.

>>22001259
it's a sword with a lot of edges

if the business owner deposits the cash the IRS can track it, so they'd have to have some secure vault for storing large amounts of cash. Which coin stores generally do. But that puts you at higher risk for robbery.

also it's hard to get credit if your cash isn't on the books, and all businesses need credit sometimes. Likewise the IRS doesn't consider you a business if you don't turn a profit most years so they'd need to declare enough cash to remain in business. The biggest risk is the IRS can find out what car you drive, how much you paid for your house, etc. So they can spot large wads of cash being hidden. Also hiding cash makes your business difficult or impossible to sell, and selling the business is one of the main goals of business in the first place.

tax evasion certainly happens, but not as often as people think. There's more downsides than up. It's the strategy used by people that can't plan long-term.

>>22001338
You best start believing in the reality of the principalities and powers of this world, anon. The people running the show sure do.

>>22000846
>>22001050
>>22001246
Wasn't memeing about ag exposure either. Here you guys go: https://teucrium.com/

If you're willing to learn, you can also trade commodities futures

>>22001457
I never said I didn't fren, just saying this is not on topic with the thread (precious metals)

>>22001457
Michael Heiser discusses this a lot and it’s the true Biblical cosmology.

>>22000814
That's innacurate. Unless there's a major shift I can buy 23 boxes of oatmeal creme pies with an oz of silver, and if the price quintupled overnight I could still buy 115 or so boxes. The dollar would have to crash hard to make up for that.

>>22001843
i think you mis understand, hes saying when the value of the dollar decreases, things that used to cost 20 dollars now cost 40 dollars, so sure you silver doubled in value compared to fiat, but its buying power hasn't changed

>>22000497
silver $180
gold 3300

>>22001843
Yeah, for gold that represents only a 30% move for gold which gold has that in it without anymore debasement of the dollar. The jump in silver would just be a corrective move in the GSR. Both of those prices could be supported without any dollar devaluation at all.

>>22000497
Gold 2700
Silver 70

>>22001843
that's why stores don't accept silver in payment for oatmeal though. And why silver dealers won't buy your metal if it goes up 4X overnight.

sudden changes won't be realized. Only lasting changes will. Lasting changes will almost certainly come from a decline in the dollar

>>21993438
"Insurance policy"
LOL. If you recall I was the guy who guessed that the safe you got was full of "boomer stuff" like expired insurance policies. Looks like I wasnt too far off.

Dont feel bad that the safe was empty Anon, this safe is INFINITELY more durable, secure, and better quality than the safes made for sale now. And since you didnt have to cut it open because the combo still works that makes it all the better. Make great use of your quality $100 safe Anon. Go all Floor Stacker on it and stuff it full of PM's.

>>22001933
Ouch, 1933 digits
But to elaborate people thing that gold and silver will only preserve wealth, but can’t grow it. That’s not actually true. Firstly, if prices are allowed to rise above their artificially suppressed values, there’s immediate real appreciation there. Then if gold and silver are remonetized, there will need to be a significant revaluation to account for the world’s economic output. There’s real appreciation there as well.

>>21998785
>3oz 28g of gold and 187oz of silver
should I start buying miners or continue stacking? I'm from Europe, so premiums and taxes on the physical are a bitch, especially on silver, they were half of the price a few months ago. I started stacking really late (end of April) and I planned on getting to at least 3oz of gold and 200oz of silver before thinking about anything else, but I'm afraid I'm gonna miss out on the miner moon.

>>22002095
It would be fine to jump into miners. I don’t know when takeoff is, but I wouldn’t want to miss it.

>>22002036
>if prices are allowed to rise above their artificially suppressed values
there's no evidence they ARE suppressed
>if gold and silver are remonetized, there will need to be a significant revaluation to account for the world’s economic output
which is why they'll never be monetized

>>22002095
as long as its not tied to deutsche bank i think your fine lol

>>22001153
When was the last time you checked the feeds before this?

>>22001949
>>22002141
Welcome home SLV shill we missed you

>>22000497
Gold $25,000 silver to ~$1,600

>>22000545
At what rate do you see silver / gold?

>>22002141
Bro the scotia bank traders just got got for spoofing. That's just the tip

>>22002479
IMHO those are the minimum values needed to rationalize the current debt levels without a system wide default.

How is everyone today? Still digging more test holes and getting things done, latest jobs coming to a close than on to the next one.

>>22000497
2600, 80

>>22002427
I don't shill SLV you paranoid freak. It's even worse than the actual metal.
>>22002536
>That's just the tip
see, that's the problem. You have to believe that it's happening but most of the players aren't being caught, even though clearly some of them are being caught or you wouldn't have examples to point to of it happening.

it's classic schizotypal conspiracy theory stuff. It might be true but there's no evidence it is and the odds are against it.

>>22002646
How pure are nuggets Pan Man?

>>22002674

>>22000497
$50
$2500
Roll

>>22002674
>JPM caught
>Soctia Bank caught
>I won't believe it until someone I perceive as an authority figure tells me it's true

Midwits go home.

>>22000497
42.67

>>22000846
Whats a good agriculture ETF?

>>22002767
look, either it has an impact on price and they get caught or it has no significant impact on price and they get away with it.

a couple people getting caught is as much evidence that it's NOT happening as it IS happening. It's not really evidence either way.

>>22002899

>>22001153
Oh shit this is real
All cameras down
CCP wants to hide something

>SEP contracts all rolled over
>muh default

>>22002926
It's just schizo thought is all. Somebody getting busted for something is good evidence that it's not widespread. If it were the perpetrators would be getting busted too.

Stacking metal is a schizo game to begin with and stacking silver is the most schizo of the schizo games. But that doesn't make the rationalizations correct. It just means you won't talk to anyone that disagrees with your scchizo thought. Ultimately there's no harm in buying silver, you'll probably make some money doing it. Especially right now. But you don't need to be insane or some cult member to do that.

>>22003022

>>22003022
>Somebody getting busted for something is good evidence that it's not widespread
LMAO dude. Most crimes that happen aren't caught. Any faggot whose had their car or bike stolen, or dealt with a drug dealer knows this.

>>22002262
this morning before i went to bed, the feeds cut out around midnight, and weren't back by 8am when i crashed

>>22003101
yes, but those aren't major crimes involving trillions of dollars in a business environment with enormous paper trails.

what /pmg/ proposes is such a large crime in such and open manner lasting for so long there's virtually no way it could happen without the cooperation of law enforcement. And people getting busted is evidence that law enforcement is doing its job.

>>22002739
they differ from creek to creek, depending on the source veins they grew in. The ones I dig up here are around 90-95 pure. Usually a red or white gold.

>>22003183
I'd imagine a bank whose job is monetary paper trails are as good at hiding them, as any nigger is at jumping a fence and making off with your tv.

>>21998814
I have a metal prop of this from Etsy. Comfy af. Wish it was PM though

>>21998785
Purchased around 19.5k in miner stocks this week to add to my physical gold/silver. These should have a good shot at doubling in the next 6 months, maybe more. Thanks to my /biz/ brothers!

>>22003256
they'd have to be better than every market analyst and law enforcement person in the world, most of which used to work for those same banks.

>>21998814
Reverse side just like the book

Thoughts on copper ETFs?

>>22003361
>they'd have to be better than every market analyst and law enforcement person in the world
Well are they richer? There's your answer.

>>21998814
simple silver bracelet that has "End The Fed" engraved on it, nothing too flashy

>>22003361

>>22003199
Thanks for answering. I remember a discussion saying that nuggets can cost more than bullion in equivalent weight, is it true?

>>22003398
Better off ripping the plumbing out of your place like Ray from TPB

>>22003408
>Well are they richer?
they're the same people, they have the same wealth.

the biggest problem in running an institutional con involving thousands of people is at least one of them is going to rat you out and testify against you.

this is what schizos don't take into consideration. You can't even get away with small company or government crimes because too many people are involved. Thinking large ones are happening is absurd. Maybe in China where whistleblowers get killed, but not freakin likely in the west.

>>22002141
Both Scotiabank and JPM have been hit for spooofing and metals pricing manipulation. Get absolutely fucked you shill piece of shit.

>>22002674
now tell us about how hitler confiscated gold and silver

>>22002674
Get in the oven kike.

How much over premium should I be paying for gold coins? Every site has them for about $300 over the current price of gold.

>>22003955
buy an old ladys gold teeth

>>22003496
Haifa or Tel Aviv? Hasbara?

>>22003481
Are you implying investing in copper is a bad idea?

>>22003347
how can this stock only be $0.58 a share?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=am9eADLcx6A

>>22003955
Not even Apmex charges 300 over spot for an ounce of gold usually. What site are you using?

>>22003496

>>22003465
yes its due to their rarity and how each is unique. Each one only appears once. There highly sought after for jewelry and collections.

i got a summons for court today, i already uploaded the form online, but it was so fucking intrusive its like tell us about your friends and the crimes they committed 30 years ago and if your wrong contempt of court for you...
so i pretty much felt like i was damned if i do and damned if i don't, so if i'm getting contempt of court it'll be worth it lol

>>22004128
Small and unprofitable. What’s their debt load look like? Yes, they will probably become profitable like a lot of other unprofitable miners next quarter, so there’s a lag in people scooping up miners. It’s going to be hard to ignore Q3 earnings in the mining sector. If it takes until then to get people interested in miners, after the results, there will be no way to ignore them.

>>22004233
That's a pity. Thanks for answering my questions Pan Man.

>>22004128
There are a lot of miners that bleed money. They are often living on dreams of striking a good deposit or a buyout and stay afloat by selling stock. I would be hesitant to invest in any gold and silver venture stocks. Mid tier imo is where it's safe to be at.

>>21998785

>>22004315
they need to upgrade their available ore with diamond drilling, other than that they are ready to go with getting the mine going and making money.

>>22003496
You are a child. Grow up.

Any TA fags on that can determine if we broke out of the wedges or not on Friday?

>>22004399
The company in question has it better than most juniors, they have existing infrastructure at the mine site, including a fully operational underground mill. Its basically turn key, they are just waiting for go ahead and more ore to work.

>>22004554
Just bought 5,000 shares, if they do start production 1st quarter 2021 as planned, plus with current silver prices, you'd have to think it will shoot up to at least a few bucks a share

>>22004712
Hawt. Need to find Jewish women with hook noses sexually playing with metals and money...m

im grabbin one or two rolls of 20 1/2oz coins from First Majestic to add some more fractional silver to the stack.

does anyone know if they take vida debit? im a leaf and they only accept visa and mastercard, i dont wanna have to get a credit card...

>>22004741
nice milkers, but that's the face of a young Geddy Lee

>>22004741
that's a kike isn't it
the nose doesn't lie

>>22004554
Okay but it's not only still losing money, it's loss is increasing in the last few years. There is obviously much more to investing than just that but to me it's a red flag. It looks like their equity got boosted primarily by their propety,plant and equipment, which I can only assume came thorough selling shares as they have relatively low debt (which is good of course). The concern really really is can they get profitable??? What are their production projections? Did they have any big news the last year or two?

At the end of the day if there are some good points then I guess tossing a few grand is not the worst thing one can do so long as they are okay in losing that money.

>>22004712
>>22004554
Please provide info on current production and this expected production (where and how much? new plant?). See this kind of news could be interesting...

>>22004861
Abigail Shapiro, jewish?? Hmm maybe you're on to something anon...

>>22004918
a jew? no way anon pretty sure thats a anglo saxon

>>22004785
>First Majestic
Do they see the irony of putting their stock ticker on the coins?

>>22004865
they went deeper in the red to do exploration work, they have one drill working with 3 more planned for the winter if my memories correct. They also want to grab up some nearby abandoned claims that the BLM controls to drill on as well. Your right though that they are bleeding money right now, but I am hoping that they can get operational asap and start paying things off.

>>22004865
looks really promising, we need a Denver anon to drive by there to see what's going on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6G_ufiZ51ss

>>22004918
>>22004979
dont make fun of me u fags i didnt know her last name was shapiro

>>22005002
Their rounds would've looked so nice if they didn't have that on them. It's really a shame.

Snagged this coin today for a fucken steal today

George V was King of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions, and Emperor of India. Kinda based for today’s climate

>>22000816
got the old military spoon

>>22004895
Aurcana's Revenue-Virginius mine is not currently operating, but the plan is to be in production by 2021. The mine's existing infrastructure and underground workings have been operating on and off for the past decade with different operators, its been on standby waiting for higher silver prices to restart. The area surrounding this mine also has about 2 dozen abandoned mines that were worked in the last century and never really reexplored with modern tech too so they have a lot of exploration work to do which will likely extend the mines working life a lot. The company is currently drilling on the Virginius vein system, which extends into some new ground they just aquired. They still have a lot to work on yet but they are chugging along. Everything can be found here. http://www.aurcana.com/operations/overview/

I really like this property they are working on, having everything already build and maintained for years really helps cut down on getting things going for a junior.

I am back from the third ban in two weeks, apparently you cannot talk about silver while posting pepes, anime girls, or a single mention of kenasho

Have added a bunch to the stack in the mean time, Picked up one of each of 2020 eagle, krug, and brit to spoil myself.

Managed to grab 2 OZ at 35$ cad, so under spot, old APMEX morgan and a privately minted Eagle.

Picked up a 2nd slave queen round and a XRP bar for 37$ oz each but they are still en route.

>>22004785
I cannot answer your questions but I applaud you continuing to stack at these prices. A lot of boomers are selling because they’ve held the rocks for years and haven’t seen any movement. I’m still bullish, $50 coming soon.

>>22004128
Its basically one of the best buys right now.
grossly undervalued
was shut down due to problems that dont exist anymore
obvious rona BS has delayed ramp up, but still expected to ramp up this year or q1 2021
large potential to go up by many X where it is now
good management, good site, good drill results, mill on site, equipment ready to go, very rich deposits already found and able to be mined.

>>22000497
Ag: $55
Au: $2750

>>22005282
Good work! I picked up a gold krug and a pile of brits recently myself. Maybe I'll post them later when I add my hematite stone to the stack

>>22004785
Just email their customer service and ask I guess?

Anyone else looking at Canadian dollars? They're only .8 purity, but it's the best price I've seen for junk silver at the moment

>>22005367
Nice, the gold krugs and brits are nice too, glad to have a silver one to go with the gold ones.

>>22005520
why buy junk?

>>22005520
Canadian junk, and to a lesser extent, us junk, wont sell for spot at most dealers. You can get around spot from private sales, but just keep that in mind.

If I had to choose between junk @ spot and 999 @ spot +2-3$ id probably choose the 999

shitty picture but I'm pretty happy with my stack for starting in June

>>21998785
>Winklevoss twins say bitcoin could one day reach $500,000
>"there are now "fundamental problems" with gold"
>The Winklevoss' argument goes that, while currently a reliable store of value and" the classic inflation hedge," commercial asteroid mining threatens that status in the future.
https://www.coindesk.com/winklevoss-brothers-bitcoin-inflation-500k-price

We're finished boys!! Better sell everything because they're going to be mining asteroids commercially in the next 5 years!!
:^)

>>22005178
>>22005352
we need to keep an eye on them, with current $27+ silver prices I don't see how they can't get the funding to start production. I'd really like to buy more, but I'm going to stay with 5,000 shares until I see some solid production news.

>>22005321
anything under 50 is a literal steal

>>21999968
Why do people hold $2 bills?

>>22005581
Because fractional 999 is way too expensive? Most stackers have a portion of their silver in junk silver..

>>22005142
Anon that coin screams all kind of fake. Fiji & New Zealand used that bust as well as southern rhodesia if memory serves but the finish is weird and too sharp. Can you post the reverse?

>>22005321
i could see $120 within 5 years which is a 31% compound interest rate

>>22005604
Send to a smelter or go to a non-bum tier dealer. I get 95% of scrap for mine if I wholesale.

You have 1000 USD exactly, what metals do you spend it on and in what form?

>>22005878
yeah smelters give 95% melt here too, which is just below spot as I said. usually they have a minimum or a flat fee as well, plus postage.

>>22006132
I'd get a Swiss miss and a roll of silver rounds/coins

>>22005878
So they are .6 toz very similar to half ouncers with less premium. Are .8 purity really undesirable? I know people don't love the 40% Kennedy's understandably but silver is silver

>>22006262
One thing I've always found helpful in getting good value is when the coin has it's metal content printed on it. This is really common with mexican and south american coins, they give the weight purity and sometimes the asw.

>>22006347
As the metal content decreases the slag content increases which supposedly the smelter charges more for. I think that's a load of piss though because mine just charges me a % of total. Canadian silver apmex will pay really well for if you're a dealer.

>>22006132
Copper miners

>>22006468
Luv me copper
Bought a simple copper bracelet today, feels good to wear around my lower forearm.

>>22006132
Junk silver, a few rounds, 1/10 oz gold, and mining stocks.

>>22006484
the fuck copper? your arm will turn green...

>>21999840
>how come none of you do any casting?
I do. Silver oxidizes very quickly, you need a specialty set up to not lose a lot of silver in the foundry as slag. You lose a lot as vapor too. It could be done on a tiny scale for fun but doing anything bigger than silver rounds would be excessively wasteful. Copper or bronzes on the other hand would be good candidates. Aluminum bronze in one of it's myriad forms would also work and look close-ish to gold.

>>22006504
Not if you wash like a civilised human bean you nasty fuck

>>22002899
Listen dude, JPM and Scotia getting caught every once in a while, having to fire low-level peons, and pay a fine that amounts to a fraction of what they make in a day rigging the market isn't going to stop because they get caught a few times. The people who regulate the banks also profit from the banks.

I got a flyer from westminster mint with a too good deal. They legit?

Noob shitter here

I have plenty of silver and want to start getting into gold. With silver, I like to have lots of smaller amounts rather than larger bars or coins. Is it the same with gold or is it more beneficial to get a whole oz? I was just going to buy one gram bars one at a time

>Scotia 3x
added to watchlist

>>22004530

https://www.kitco.com/news/2020-08-28/Extreme-gold-price-swings-to-hit-markets-next-week-as-metal-tackles-2-000-analysts.html

>>22006576
Don't buy fractionals smaller than 1/10th an ounce. 1/4ozt gold coins are very common and very popular. You can also try Goldbacks for anything under 1/10th an ounce.

>>22006576
whole ounces do seem to be the best, good value good resale...
but i also notice some fractionals have good premiums and seem to have some demand... but 1oz coins do seem the safest
full disclosure, pic related is my only gold

>>22006576
see>>21999115

>>21999115
>>22006729
Imagine being so dense that you believe people purchasing precious metals are looking for a get-rich-quick scheme as opposed to trying to preserve their wealth through the collapse of the USD.

Then having the gall to call others low-IQ. Truly amazing.

>>22006778
lol, waiting 20 years for a return is get rich quick? easy there metal brain, try reading the post and the charts again.

Made money shitposting last night in smartcon lads. Got my comfy stacklet of silver too

>>22006801
Nothing about what you said invalidates my point that precious metals are about preserving your wealth through a currency collapse.

>>22000881
lol u fuckin edgelord loser

>>22006906
>currency collapse
You mean the one thats always been predicted and is never coming? fucking metal schizos lol

>>22006729

I'm not buying gold and silver as an investment. It's literally the best option for excess cash right now. Bonds are zero percent, treasuries are zero, CDs are zero, and all high yield savings accounts are zero. Metals may not be liquid, but gold has maintained an almost perfect one dollar value over time with inflation

From what I can see in this graph, there are three periods of price stability for silver we could revert to. This is in 1998 dollars so in today's money it could revert to about 100 USD per ounce, 200 USD per ounce or 600 USD per ounce.

>>22007020
Why are you even in this thread if you lack even the slightest idea of what's going on in the world economy? Go circlejerk with the other Linkies who turned that XRP derivatives picture that's been posted for years sideways and threw a shitfit.

>>22007025
Really, is that why it returned 500% less than copper miners and steelers? BTFO

>>22000520
get in your car, take your cash with you, drive around all day, go to every coin store within a hundred miles, buy a a couple rolls at each store. it's not that hard.

>>22007020

>>21999998
>those fuckin digits
what's your kys plan?

>>22001091
>No cops are allowed to lie to citizens
I sincerely wish I was this naive about the world. I assume you must be joking.

>>22007079
>>22007070
>>22007025
>>22006906
Keep buying metals at their ATH while wall street pushes FUD that you dummies lap up like dog food. They'll sell and in a year gold will be worth half of what it is now. Trying to help you poor metal schizos. The sky ain't falling chicken little

>>22007113
Hire a hooker, have sex, drink some lemonade or sweet tea once spent, and then blow my brains.

>>22007142

>>22007142
>assets can't go up in value
Wew

>>22007142

Fair point. Assuming you're not LARPing, what are you doing with your money that isn't buying massively overvalued equities in the market or any of the thousands of useless shitcoins being shilled by chinks and poojeets?

>>22007182
Screen cap it bitch. I'll be here with the chart 08/29/2021. There is no real value in silver or gold. Don't buy metal tulips lol

>>22001091

Just to give you a littler perspective, there was actually a case a few years ago, where the cops were doing a sting operation, and the hooker actually gave the cop a bj before he signaled them to bust in the rooms and arrest her. The cop can lie to you about everything and there is already precedence that it's irrelevant to the court.

>>22007142
>>22007210
>Fed can't raise rates because it would completely crash the markets meaning the Fed can't stop inflation once is starts
>Fed comes out and says they're going to be raising inflation targets because "countries with inflation have a higher standard of living"

Yeah, you need to shut up and lurk moar. You have no idea what's going on.

>>22007272
See you in 2021 hopefully you haven't an herod once your "stack" is at half its original value.

>>22007339
>No arguments, no information, just being an asshole

You're super convincing.

>>22007272
He's just here to shit up the thread dude. No one is posting tonight which is sad. Guess most members of pmg have lives.

>>22007374
I presented you with 20 years worth of data in my OP and you consider that being an asshole? Lol.

>>22006576
Buy sovereigns, 20 franc coins, and similar European fractionals and you can get fractional gold at similar or lower premium to full 1 oz coins.

Going to start collecting more of these antique coins. Don't mind them without the shine.
If we love shiny things are we the niggers of the financial world?

>>22001949

SLV shill in da house

>>22007416

You still haven't answered my question >>22007198

Whats a good silver/gold ratio? Ive heard 80/20 but, GSR seems like it would be better to go 90/10 or even more into silver.

>>22007444
checked, and dont expect answers, all youll get is "lol if you invested in this stock that was worth .01 in ___ its worth 1000$ now, loser!" type nonsense.

>>22007500
That's a man.

>>22007500
that's a woman

>>22007574
>>22007608
Which is it? I just saw this pic posted earlier.

>>22007496
>>22007496
Does it matter what I'm holding? Gold will underperform. It's not an investment. Look at my OP and it's pretty easy to infer where I'm at. The better question is what are you going to buy when your gold's "value" is cut by 1/2 or 1/4 in 2021 when you get shorted by wall street. Seriously what are you going to do when the dollar doesn't collapse? When this "overvalued" market is even higher in 20 years? Buy more gold at 1/2 the value while stocks outperform?

>>22007500
Checked that's a man

>>21998814
A 1911

They're getting desperate

Look at this worthless FUD article, that is currently the headlining news for the market on investopedia
https://www.investopedia.com/markets-news-4427704

Literally not one part of the article covers underlying economic conditions lmao

>setting off a vertical impulse that stalled at descending triangle resistance and the .386 Fibonacci selloff retracement level
>The 2020 uptrend has now reached resistance at a three-year descending triangle top that broke to the downside in 2013, setting off a multi-year decline that ended an 11-year low in March 2020. Silver has posted three strong rally waves since that time, reaching the underside of the broken triangle at the start of August. It's now consolidating in a symmetrical triangle while daily and weekly relative strength readings cross into sell cycles, raising the odds for a downdraft with an initial target at the 50-day exponential moving average (EMA) near $21 on the fund and $23 on the contract.

Lmao imagine paying for this crap article to be the headline story
The sad part is, it might cause a sell-off, to allow them to cover their shorts & go long for cheaper

The absolute nerve of these banks trying to shake out speculators is absurd

>>22007639
Use a reverse image search, it's a man.

>>21999058
Whatever you can find as closest to spot as possible with the most silver in it.

>>22007639
a woman

>>22007639
It's Bailey Jay, a famous tranny porstar who has been posted on 4chan since time immemorial.

>>22007647

People here are buying gold and silver because they believe it will be used in place of fiat during a collapse.

>>22007730
The fact that this article is the headline article, without covering underlying economic conditions whatsoever is *extremely* disturbing.
>no reference to dollar collapse
>no reference to coronavirus
>no reference to greatest spike of unemployment in history
>no reference to collapse in global economy

>>22007730

Alot of boomers are selling en masse as the stock market is hitting all time highs.

>>22007384
I just got off work. post some coins people.

>>22007711
>>22007733
>>22007745
>>22007750
She is a woman, and what board does she post on? I would marry her in a heartbeat.

>>22000685
>>22000736
More like $30 silver

Silver women incoming

>>22000497
Gold $2500+, silver $50+
Get

>>22007776
So lets say your collapse happens. Why would I give you a fair price for your gold? I encourage you to talk to people who have been in that situation and ask them how much their gold did for them.

>>22007825
You mean you'd marry him in a heartbeat?

>>22000497
Gold 1500. Silver? Lmfao.

>>22007932
Bet she's got a larger stack then you.

I'm living abroad now and for the next 4 years, contemplating buying some more gold/silvee for the upcoming financial crisis and possible apocalypse. All of my assets are in crypto, so I'm a bit scared of losing it. Will I have difficulty traveling with gold/silver or I'd be better off selling here before moving out?

>>22007976
I bet "she" has a huge "stack" if you know what I mean.

>>22007906
>>22007842
>>22007064
>>22005864
>>22005756
>>22005680
>>22005358
>>22002762
>>22002479
>>22001948
>>22001926
>>22000805
>>22000685
>>22000557
>>21999312


Gold $1960 ---> $2700
Silver $31 ---> $23

>>22008053
Why the hell would silver be 23 when gold is at 2700?

>>22008041
How many OZ of Silver do you think it would take to see her "hidden" stack?

>>22007816
Nice choice

>>22008118
Liberian Silver is based. Krugs are dope too, but the aesthetic quality of Black African, Liberty seeking, General Butt Naked, Cannibal Soldiers can't really be beat. I also got it for under spot so it was really worth it.

>>22007878
germania is such a slut
britannia is too good for her so she goes slumming with columbia

>>22008053
>Gold $1960 ---> $2700
>Silver $31 ---> $23
utter chaos anon, there'd be enough salt for a millennium

>>22000497
$100 silver
$4000 gold

>>22006801
You literally just reiterated what he said he wasn't saying
You should at least read what the person is saying that you're trying to bait
Pretty sad attempt desu

>>22008338
I don't have to try to bait. Gold has underperformed and will continue to do so. Stay seething, metal schizo

>>22008258
Unfortunately they were sold out of the other sizes of that design but yeah gotta be my favorite.
Thinking about getting a lighting setup like this, what do you think anons? I need to control for reflections and color but I could always just turn my photos BW. I think I could get better results with a mini studio light like this:
https://adaptalux.com/

>>22000497
idk probably 24-25

>>22005034
>we need a Denver anon to drive by there to see what's going on
I'm way closer to them than anyone in Denver
Never heard of the project even though I'm a miner working in Colorado. I'm guessing it's shit. Every old silver town here has megatons of silver sitting in the ground waiting for prices to go up and stay up. Problem is every time silver rises the cost of labor does too.

>>22000497
Gold at least $2850, likely $2900
Silver at least $60, likely $85
Major predictions have updated to $3500 and $125. No signals of stopping on either metal. Mike Maloney is quickly accelerating toward $50 Million in net worth.

>>22008599
>That image, those digis

Thank you God Emperor Maloney

>>22008599
Nice OC anon

Uhhhhhhh bros
https://www.alaskapublic.org/2020/08/28/u-s-investigates-reports-of-unprofessional-behavior-after-russian-military-ordered-bering-sea-fishermen-to-move/

>>22005034
>>22008548
The other problem Aurcana will run into is the same one Freeport hit a few years back. Freeport bought up a mountain of molybdenum a few miles outside the town of Crested Butte. A mulit-billion dollar property, and mining was stopped by the town and environmental groups. A few hundred people stopped one of the larger mining companies from even exploring on property they bought fair and square.

Ouray is no different. All our old mining towns are stocked with NIMBY types that hate mining. There's enough silver in Colorado left to supply the world markets for the next century at least but nobody is going to let miners mine it.

>>22008681
https://youtu.be/V5SWxPOhs_0
https://youtu.be/8Zjrp3Jtcqk

>>22008699
the region is actually quite friendly towards aurcanas mine, they have go aheads from everything including enviromental

Labour is one issue they have themselves admitted to, as well as laying out some training to get more people, DESU with the economy being like this I doubt people will be as averse to high paying jobs like this as they used to when they had more options.

>>22008759
since we legalized weed it's hard to find workers that can pass a drug test. But yeah, there's certainly miners looking for work right now. We make a shitload of money but we're really just heavy equipment operators with special training and hazard pay.

New thread

>>22008829

>>22008829

>>22008829

>>22008699
I looked into this actually earlier in the month, it seems that the general consensus is people are ok with the project. Any Colorado anons want to look around on local facebook groups? I couldnt find much more than the usual one or two vocal NIMBY, but they were getting told off by others.

>>22008797
>>22008759
I'll do it anons. I'll mine the silver for you. Just tell me where I sign up.

New thread
>>22008866
>>22008866
>>22008866

>>22008797
why does anyone care about weed tests if its legal? in canada they didnt give a fuck about weed even before it was legal, now that it is, you can test positive all you want so long as you are not high on the job. Outside of a few things like pilot or some positions with teh federal government its a non issue.

why is is different down there? besides, people didnt smoke before probably still dont.

But as you say, lots of miners looking for work, they have mines looking for miners, seems like not too insurmountable of a task, and aurcana has stated their plans to ramp up late q4 early q1 are still a go from what I can see.

>>22008846
>>22008889
oy vey. /pmg/ never has this problem. we haven't even hit bump limit.

>>22008797
dam it this >>22008871 was a double post also yes underground is almost all mechanized now, but this mines still using the old stopes air drills and railway setups.

>>22008871
Like I said I work as a miner in CO and I've never heard of it. Every town has something like this. Most of them stay in mothballs for decades. The ore is good but the costs are too high. Aside from the cost of mining you've got the cost of reclamation which often runs tens or hundreds of times more. Ask Freeport I guess. They have a ton of experience at it and still regularly lose court cases here.

>>22008893
>you can test positive all you want so long as you are not high on the job.
Because the majority of potheads smoke on the job too like there's fucking nicotine in it.

>>22008893
they care for insurance and government oversight reasons

the problem with weed is it shows up for weeks after you ingest it, so it's impossible to prove when the person consumed. Making insurance and federal compliance a major pain in the ass.

>>22008907
We are near the bump limit and >>22008866 is totally kosher

>>22008907
Both threads suck.

>>22008918
>this mines still using the old stopes air drills and railway setups.
yep
we had one of those here in Leadville until the 1990's. I think they had a couple old jumbos but other than that it was antique stuff. MSHA and the EPA eventually ate them up. That and reclamation costs. ASARCO was the operator, it was part of what drove them to bankruptcy.

>>22008924
good to see a fellow miner here again, yea we have the same issues here with 90% of the projects that pop up here in BC. Either enviro gets it killed off or its too hard to work.

>>22008893
Because its never the guy who tokes up on Friday evening to wind down the week that's the issue, and you and I both know it. Its the stoner jackasses who'd be day drinking constantly if their shitty drop out friends were into beer instead of weed. You can't be 'a little' drunk or high or other wise fucked up on a mine site. You will either die (which is a waste of resources) or worse, kill or injure a productive employee.

>>22008992
Colorado needs a sustained increase in silver prices or a sustained decline in labor costs. We might get both, but then when the economy takes a shit we also lose industrial demand.

>>22008907
We are getting the attention we have been wanting, I’m guessing the prices will continue to reflect that.

Actual new thread not contaminated with trannies and weirdos here >>22009063
>>22009063

>>22009050
at least above company has things on the table for opening / production. so many others are totally up in the air on when or if they will ever even complete exploration work. I am hoping more young guys come into the industry, I am the youngest dude on almost all the crews.

>>22009098
so 30 isn't too old?

>>22009098
It's tough to get into for a lot of guys. Most of the younger people I work with transferred from other heavy industry. But they have to be good, miners here are the best of the crop. Fuck-ups don't last, you know how that goes.

>>22009121
nah but its good to be fit if you get into underground work, especially in the older style mines, you will be doing a lot of hard work in hard conditions.

>>22009070
Thank you anon

>>22009156
yep spent my first 6 months shadowed by an old guy checking my work making sure i didnt fuck up and criticized everything I did til it was good.

>>22009186
good times
nothing's changed, still works that way. We don't want dead workers.

>>22005498
Ya i did on Wednesday but no response, they are probably super busy