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you ask and i deliver

>>22732865
>otherwise they stack up.

I can buy a 1/4oz Maple Leaf for about $525/$530 or spend that on silver. What do I do lads?

t. stacklet with no gold

>>22732957
whats the problem nigger?

>>22732908
NO ONE ASKED
Someone post the Asian chick, this is yellow fever land.

>>22732963
Are you feeling lucky punk?

MY PAPERWEIGHTS ARE WORTHLESS!!!!!!

>>22733033
how many times do we have to say it
ozt = ozt

>>22732963
I think buying whole oz is supposed to be better. I've got a couple hundred oz of silver now so I should probably get a gold coin. Idk what gold is going to go to but AGE coins in America are a non-reportable transaction at any size so I figure it's better to stack those.

>>22733008
No

>>22733069
Buy gold

>>22733066
>AGE coins in America are a non-reportable transaction at any size so I figure it's better to stack those.
is silver reportable?

COMEX won, I’ve bet everything on their collapse and they just fucking trade metals off the records. This is crushing when you add the fact that the US government is fully supporting them to prevent the Fiat collapse and the economical reset.

>>22733066
Yes, cheaper but I only have about $750 to spend for the time being

>>22732999
Maybe you can stack [embed]'s just like you stack silver?

These babies arrived yesterday. So beautiful to look at and they are heavier and bigger than I expected. Feels pretty weird, but amazing to finally be a gold and silver owner. Think I'll buy some golden maple leafs and many more silver coins next time.

>>22733293
Based

>>22733033
i made you something anon, tell your friends

>Gold below $1900
Is this it?
We're really going to do this team?
We're really going to dump down sub 1900?

>>22733102
How do you figure? Metal shortage is not something that can be papered over

>>22733321
resized

>>22732824
>fuck trannys
only if *she* is cute

>>22733095
My understanding is:
>any transaction over 10k involving cash is reportable in general, for anything not just metal
>ASE and AGE, and maybe other US Treasury minted coins, are not reportable as a purchase in any quantity (but if cash is involved the above might apply)
>other large purchases of metals are mandatory reporting if it's a huge amount, idk what though, could be first law.
JM or one of the big online vendors has a write up on it, they said they almost never have reported transactions just a very small % of them. Of course, if they're subpoenaed that's probably a different story.

>>22733293
Thank you.

we're going below $20 again aren't we bros?

>>22733405
Maybe Linetrap will come back home and join /pmg/ and praise metals.

Anyone watching the Tesla battery livestream (inb4 "muh TSLA"). Musks chatting a lot about Silica and Nickle mining as its key for production. Anyone in on any miners? Could we actually see the intrinsic value of high nickel coins exceed face value in say 30 years?

>>22733533
>under 20
Extremely doubt that.

>>22733533
if we do maybe ill start stacking again

>>22733550
not sure about it sky rocketing, but it will go up as batteries become larger and larger to accomodate factory level electrical output.

FPX.VN is a really good one that is very green and well run.

you had 50 years

>>22733550
Nickel production has slowly started to increase in Russia's mines, and I am sure we will start to see increased output in Canada's Nickel sector as well as battery production increases. Does anything have any info on how much nickel Musk thinks Tesla will be using over the next few years? I am sure the data is out there.

Musk is spewing some absolute bullshit about mining.

>>22733798
What are you watching that on, Yukari anon?

>>22733845
https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-tesla-nickel/please-mine-more-nickel-musk-urges-as-tesla-boosts-production-idUKKCN24O0RV

"Nickel consumption in EV battery materials is expected to soar 64% between 2019 and 2025"

>>22733970
what kind of stuff, link me i need to see this
>>22734004
i need to start prospecting some nickel it seems

>>22733845
One thing that stood out was he said something along the lines of
>"I called up the CEOs of a bunch of the world's largest mining companies and told them "WE NEED MORE NICKEL, MINE US MORE NICKEL"
So, a lot!

>>22733990
Amazon prime video.

>>22734080
cool so i guess companies like Garibaldi Resources are going to have a good future if they can prove up their nickel mountain property in time. %50 of their ore is nickel.

I’ve moved 80% of my meme money from crypto. And I’m here to join my /pmg/ bros to start stacking physical and stocks against the impending economic uncertainty.

>>22734152
VALE is rumoured to be partnered with Tesla. Musk has been pretty vague about which miners he's been talking to but Vale makes sense; based in Canada, uses hydropower and plans to be carbon neutral by 2050

>>22734070
https://twitter.com/TESLAcharts/status/1308553310308315136?s=20

>>22733748
>>22733550
Not really related to pm's but:
For those interested in the future of batteries, look into liquid metal batteries. Liquid metal batteries offer safety, energy-efficiency and no long term decay but are extremely hot and have less storage capacity than physical batteries. There's an unlisted company called Ambri that markets this technology. They use liquid calcium alloy in their batteries. Bill Gates is a major shareholder. They plan to begin mass production of batteries in 2023.

Then there's of course the lithium batteries that are in high demand now and in the future as well due to their use in smart phones, electric cars and industrial machines like forklifts, unless Musk has some space-age tech in his sleeve. I assume his battery will be a direct competitor to these Li batteries and will undoubtedly be features in Tesla models in the future. Depending ln the performance of Musk's battery, lithium might go down and silica/nickel might go up.

I just found a very interesting article, bullish even. A research team at University of Texas has made very promising research on a room-temperature liquid metal battery, which uses potassium and gallium. Read here: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/07/200706173442.htm

Very exciting prospects for the battery market all around!

>>22734301
Vale makes sense for Tesla, there will be other production contracts though I am sure. They have the production and processing capabilities that Tesla needs to really ramp up production.
>>22734322
Thank you!

>>22734087
Thanks, added it my watchlist.

>>22733490
PM noob here what is AGE and ASE. Also I have about 10oz of Silver. I’m thinking of buy 20oz more, or is gold a better buy.

>>22734408
i thought it was interesting but, it was kind of a downer as the docu focused alot on destructive environmental impact of certain types of extraction methods, and other shady sides of it

>>22734493
american silver(gold) eagle

>>22734296
Welcome fren. Show us your stack when you get one

>>22734336
tesla and Lithium batteries both use a lot of nickel

>>22734564
Thank you for educating me anon. Did I miss something else or did I get something else wrong?

>>22734493
ASEs are highly desirable but have high premiums over spot price.
generic bullion with lower premiums will get you more ozs per dollar.

>>22733001
This one?

the beauty of ASEs

>>22734564
>>22734602
Teslas batteries are 2% lithium and mostly nickel and graphite. However their new chips they just announced are made from Silicon so all 3 are something I'd be looking at. this article is worth a read, IS NICKEL THE NEW GOLD?
https://cleantechnica.com/2020/08/25/is-nickel-the-new-gold-tesla-ceo-elon-musks-comments-inspire-interest-in-nickel/

I got a few 90% gold coins recently. I think the AGW is 0.245 oz or so each.

>>22734743
I want one but none of my LCS have 2020 ASEs. They're changing the design next year too

Our friend from IKN, who attacked Tinka Resources, has just written another hit-piece on silver.

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"The moment when economic reality smacks all those wild fantasies about silver around the back of the head with a solid piece of 4×2. It’s one of the signals this desk has been looking out for and while silver will get short relief rallies on its way back down, the stuff and nonsense about its investment potential as an asset class is from today left with the Eric Covidiot Sprotts of this world, the ones that need their bank balances kicked all the way back down again along with their fetish metal before they get the point. At what point does the latest crop of newbies twig that Keith Neumeyer is a true moron about anything connected to numbers? Hopefully faster than the last cycle, there were people falling for his nonsense as late as 2013 last time. Let him teach you about sales techniques and human psychology, not silver bullion.

For the rest of us, we level-headed people who understand gold’s true value but don’t get carried away of masturbatory fantasies about the upcoming Weimar Republic, this signal is a promising one as it’s what we need to change the market from its reckless free-for-all into a stockpicker’s playground. From here on, those companies worthy of consideration at U$1,900/oz gold (or U$20/oz silver, if you insist) are the places to look, not the pages of paid-pump-promo vehicles or Usual Suspect management and boards of directors."

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IKN finds itself wondering what new market participants think of Keith Neumeyer’s economic and intellectual prowess this morning, what with his call for hundred dollar ounce silver hitting that troublesome road bump we sentient humans call “reality”. Mind you, we have to admire Keith’s timing on getting Eric Covidiot Sprott’s cash before the hammer came down, that’ll keep him in tequila.

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https://iknnews.com/

Bros, does anyone have a link to strong magnets that you use to test silver?
https://www.amazon.com/Neodymium-Pocket-Silver-Jewelry-Magnet/dp/B007RGTP92
Idk if this is good enough to test it like the link OP showed.

>>22734862
1986-2020 35-Coin American Silver Eagle Set BU

https://www.apmex.com/product/167091/1986-2020-35-coin-american-silver-eagle-set-bu-dansco-album

>>22734898
thats really expensive anon, most of us use a small button cell sized puck to slide down the round/bar

https://www.ebay.com/itm/25-500Pcs-N52-10X2mm-Super-Strong-Round-Fridge-Rare-Earth-Neodymium-Magnets/173989912955?hash=item28829b617b:g:IWMAAOSw1rxdS3b8

No one's actually panicked by this dip right? That's just what they want.

We have entered capital flight mode and theres nothing they can do about it.

>>22735276

>>22735276
I bought another 30 oz of silver immediately after.

>>22735276
that, is the fattest cup and handle ive ever seen

>>22735276
Selling low is what crypto zoomers and the retards at /smg/ do

>>22734611
I have American, British and New Zealand silver coins. Does the mint matter?

>>22733371
>Still red
STILL RED!!!!!!!!!!

>>22735179
That is alot of magnet pieces, but thanks friend.

>>22735360
yeah for sure, i do that because if i lose one i can just not care, i can stash a stack of 5 somewhere else if i need them. bring them to coin shows, etc.

>>22733405
kinda cringe ngl

If your looking to buy the dip. I forecast gold hitting 1755-1780 in a month or so after the elections we'll be going to the moon.

>>22733266
maybe you can go back to plebbit you faggot

knock knock motherfuckers

Get ready to buy the real dip soon

>>22734895
Literally WHO

I might as well start posting my grandmothers market opinions on /biz/, they would have as much weight as this faggots. And she's been dead for 10 years

>>22735670
you say that like we werent gonna buy

>>22735537
Not 1776?

>>22733533
digits confirm

>>22735731

He has a fair amount of influence as a commentator in the mining industry. A lot of people read this blog. It's interesting to see that the silver-haters are still cheering every knock-down, and absolutely convinced that this is the beginning of the end.

hey copper bros copper rose 6 cents today

>>22734895
What is this guy's motivation for trashing PM's? And why does he consider Eric Sprott to be an idiot? I feel like I'm missing something.

>>22735827
Influence on who? Retail retards? It's hard to imagine anyone of actual importantance taking this drivel seriously

>>22735889
*Importance

Mid-term bottom is in.

Look out /pmg/, troubled waters ahead but keep sight on the larger picture

>>22734895
>Eric Covidiot Sprotts
>Covidiot
Absolute cringe. Do the opposite of what this cuck says and become rich.

>>22736000
Miner price dips? Yes please.

>>22735148
>47 dollars / ozt
No thanks

Hello lads silver tits inbound

>>22735881

He's a social justice warrior who thinks that silver is a worthless industrial metal, and that any one who says otherwise is a "racist conspiracy theorist." When the GSR reached 1:125 in March, he missed making 10x gains in the silver small caps, and insisted that silver was going to plummet further. I think he's deleted the article now, because I can only find it on Google cache. Eric Sprott is hated by him because he now only loves silver, but has spoken about the coronavirus hoax, so he's a doubly evil conspiracy theorist.

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:_jKEIGXAtBkJ:https://incakolanews.blogspot.com/2020/03/the-death-of-silver-as-valid-investment.html

"I'm beginning to think that silver is never coming back against gold, or even the flimsy old fiat dollar for that matter. On the investor side, people have stubbornly stayed away from stacking silver and probably due the nasty fingerburning received in 2010. On the industrial side, no prizes for guessing what happens to demand in our new Covid-19 world.

No matter what the idiot permabull silverbugs may claim, there is a glut of silver and the physical oversupply is from the big base metals miners.

Silver is not gold and we know through experience that it will now sell off hard into an industrial downturn (and gold will not). If your silver exposure is via juniors that struggle to turn a profit at $17/oz Ag or is an exploreco with a thin looking treasury, it's time to run away now. Silver is for speculative risk trades, not for times when you batten down the hatches."

>>22735881
>What is this guy's motivation for trashing PM's?

Yeah seriously, reading that garbage is like having some spiteful brat jump out of a bush and kick my faithful old dog for no reason, what silverbug crawled up his ass and why is he such a spiteful sniveling shitschmear?

>>22735881

He's a social justice warrior (hence the name "IKNBLM") who thinks that silver is a worthless industrial metal, and that any one who claims otherwise is a "racist conspiracy theorist." When the GSR reached 1:125 in March, he missed making 10x gains in the silver small caps, and, like John Dizzard, insisted that silver was going to plummet further. I think he's deleted the article now, because I can only find it on Google cache. Eric Sprott is hated by him because he not only loves silver, but has spoken about the coronavirus hoax, so he's a doubly evil conspiracy theorist.

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:_jKEIGXAtBkJ:https://incakolanews.blogspot.com/2020/03/the-death-of-silver-as-valid-investment.html

"I'm beginning to think that silver is never coming back against gold, or even the flimsy old fiat dollar for that matter. On the investor side, people have stubbornly stayed away from stacking silver and probably due the nasty fingerburning received in 2010. On the industrial side, no prizes for guessing what happens to demand in our new Covid-19 world.

No matter what the idiot permabull silverbugs may claim, there is a glut of silver and the physical oversupply is from the big base metals miners.

Silver is not gold and we know through experience that it will now sell off hard into an industrial downturn (and gold will not). If your silver exposure is via juniors that struggle to turn a profit at $17/oz Ag or is an exploreco with a thin looking treasury, it's time to run away now. Silver is for speculative risk trades, not for times when you batten down the hatches."

>>22735889

I first brought him up here to explain to people why the share price of Tinka Resources was falling. It's an excellent company with 7 billion pounds of zinc and 60 million ounces of silver in the ground, but IKN keeps writing hit-pieces about it, because the CEO wants to place a greater emphasis on silver. The nonsense which is written here does have a certain amount of influence on people. It's fascinating simply to see that there are really people in the world who think like this.

https://incakolanews.blogspot.com/2020/09/please-ask-tinka-resources-tkv-ceo-not.html

"Oh how cute, TK CEO Graham Carman has decided he wants to be a silver miner. Which is of course his right, but equally we shareholders of TK have the right to call him out in public as the dumb market chasing promo artist that he's trying to be.

Here's the deal, Carman: You stick a single metre into Colquipucro chasing silver targets and I sell my shares. Today is Wednesday, you have until Sunday to contact this desk and explain just why you think chasing a faddy silver move is a smart idea just because the metal has spiked when every single drill hole stuck into Colquipurco over multiple years of exploration has been an utter waste of money. Change your mind about flushing shareholder cash down the toilet, or convince me I'm wrong, or I call sell Sunday evening. Just another dumb fashion-chasing wannabe rockstar geologist who doesn't have a clue about reality and should stick to banging rocks. I don't want to sponsor people who think like you do with my money, you belong in the 1990s."

>>22736130
The last two sentences of the quote you included from that article literally make no sense to me. How on earth did he reach that conclusion?

>>22735889
he writes like he's 17

>>22736254
>Literal who writes condescending pieces on silver industry
dude that reads like a load of garbage. Why the fuck should i take his word when it's literally a shitty, rant-blog post. This reads tinka ran a train on his wife and he's pissed off at them

well these two periods look awfully similar. wonder if we're just experiencing that dip that was seen in 2011 before the big run up and that we're going to see lots of green soon.

>>22736254
Wait, he's a mining industry journalist and actually published something with his name on it telling a geologist to "stick to banging rocks?". How is that not career suicide?

For the first time ever, I got rid of metal stack. We're having a lot of earthquakes here, plus other possible disruptions to daily life, so I got a motorcycle. A dual sport, specifically, in case the freeways either collapse, or are congested.

I don't regret it, really, but it does feel weird. Just didn't have the cash flow to cover it, and got a good deal immediately.

>>22736413
>got a good deal immediately.
how did you sell? LCS?

>>22736266

Think this is meant for >>22736166, had to correct an error in the deleted post

There's a considerable group of people who really do think that these collapses in the price of silver are normal. They genuinely think that silver is supposed to plummet when the stock market or economy falls; even though, when silver went to $11 in March, you couldn't find a real ounce for less than $25, and, when it crashed in 2008, you couldn't find a piece of physical silver to buy in the entire world, and Andy Schectman nearly went out of business because he couldn't source product.

>>22736542
>>22736261
>>22736161
>>22736123
aesthetic, thanks anon

I am currently in a live discussion meeting with the reps from Osisko Mining concerning the Barkverille Gold project and its concentrator / general operations plans. Anyone got questions shoot me a reply.

>>22736137

There's something about silver that puts a deep loathing in many left-wing people. I suppose it's because, to believe in silver, you have to believe in COMEX manipulation, and COMEX manipulation would imply that our whole financial system is a ponzi-scheme, and that everything which the mainstream media tells us is a lie. It's no coincidence that he's also a coronavirus NPC and a Black Lives Matter supporter.

>>22736589
thanks anon glad you like

>>22736590
What percentage of their executive board is comprised of women of color?

Got a merc with paint on it, want to clean it. What's best to use? Obviously damage doesn't matter too much for junk but the paint seems to have preserved some of the detail

>>22732824
((((((second wave)))))) incoming
are you ready for the biggest fattest crash you ever did see?

>>22736668
currently I believe there are zero women of color on the exec board.

>>22736697
barkeepers friend, this is a bit of a hobby of mine for cull morgans and peace dollars with good details. put the coin in water, sprinkle barkeepers and rub gentle. alot more gentle than baking soda

>>22736671
Do you have an Fafnir rounds? I'd be interested in a pic of those.

>>22736744
I hope so. I want to buy some cheap gold.

>>22735771
Lol it could be. If it gets there I will be loading up like crazy on gdxj call options. Also if it does get there expect gold to top out around 25-2600, before it hits a major long lasting correction. Enjoy your profits anon.

>>22736638
Miner anon, sorry to change the subject, but can you share your thoughts on Musk's comments on nickel?

>>22736752
Thanks. There's a local stamp & militaria shop that sells junk silver on the side. All of his morgans and peace dollars have this level of detail going for $22.5 each before the current dip. Should I buy them up?

>>22736773

Tesla is a complete scam (see Tesla Charts to learn more about this), so I don't really bother about nickel companies. They will pump in the short term because of Tesla hype, but I'm only interested in the medium-term 160x silver small-cap gains. One excellent nickel small-cap which I do of is called Tartisan Nickel, but I'm not an investor.

>>22736820
thats probably a good deal even if they are cleaned (it would look polished)

>>22736770
>paper price crashes
>physical prices rise
Good fucking luck.

>>22736761
no sorry I don't :(

>>22736558
Shotgunned an email to craigslist ads saying I have a little cash and a gold coin, and inflation is coming and you should take my deal.

Its always a good time to buy

>>22736909
I'm guessing you mean you emailed want-to-buy adposters. And I'm glad I asked because I would actually have never thought of that.

>>22732824
WTFIT
>inb4 I AM FINANCIALLY R U I N E D

>>22735879
you can double your melt value if you take those profits in 6 pennies and not just a nickel and a penny

>>22736770
>>22736869
https://silvergoldbull.com/gold-bars
Cheapest I could find online so far.

>>22736638
Thanks for sharing your take, I think you got right to the heart of the matter with great structural clarity, well said anon.

>>22737061
I am unironically financially ruined
I went all-in silver calls when I saw 15 minute RSI hit 3.6 (when it hit $23.69)
however.. volatility has fallen.. so even though I'm way ahead of my buy-in price, I'm still getting wiped out. I expected a bounce and hold above $25, and it did not happen.
I am a fool. Learn from my mistake - just because silver sells off 12% in one day doesn't mean it's going to bounce..

>>22733533
Possibly but likely not for a week

>>22737206
The volatility and time fucked you more than the price of silver. Playing options right now is pointless unless you’re watching the news like a hawk

>>22737028
No, I emailed motorcycle ads. Only one really expressed interest, he lives near the financial district, says he deals in diamonds, and his cultural background fits the memes in your mind. I think he was in contact with a personal acquaintance, verifying my pics and after I handed it to him. It was mintdirect sealed still, and I was supposed to give him a photo of my passport but rode off like an asshole. I feel a little guilty, but it's legit.

>manage to grab 4 of the 10 QB .25s
>'16 lion, unicorn, and griffin
>last one comes out
>everything everywhere out of stock
>scalpers on ebay for 750
jesus this is suffering, i almost just want to sell them all. fuck.
>

Thank you Jews
Thank you for our final chance to purchase silver at an affordable price.
I love you.

>>22737280
>i love you
keep it together anon

>>22733533
I meant yes but likely not for more than a week

>>22734791
silicon is vastly abundant... like ridiculously abundant on the earths surface I think its something like the 2nd most common element on the planet

>>22734564
NP anon, liquid metal batteries are neat, but I expect it to be at least a few years before things start to roll out into prototypes and then more years before any serious production.

>>22734645
2nd best buy silver girl

>>22737280
>affordable price.
I didn't think a dollar off mattered that much.

>>22733323
Not really. Maybe 25-50 bucks. Most meme line forecasts predict 23$ as bottom for silver and 1850 as gold bottom.

>>22737270
>motorcycle ads
oh I'm being retarded
I didn't realize you traded straight for the motorcycle.
pretty cool
it's useful to get reference points like this, so thanks for the reply

>>22737206
>>22737260
I both feel sorry for you for being a /pmg/bro and don't feel sorry for you at all for being a hyper-paperfag (seriously, options? now?); however I'm more wondering just what the news was that set off the deep dip

>>22737274
The fact you've got the Lion and the Griffin is impresive in it's own right. Push comes to shove, if you can play the long game with them and pick up the missing ones over the next few years, you'll have a very fucking healthy premium. Only issue being that you absolutely are not going to be selling on this market crash short; you'll need to wait until the next time the economy crashes if you want the big numbers (though on premiums alone during downtime you'll still make a good relative buck off of them)

>>22734895
LOL bullish for gold IMO

PM's and miners are still an absolutely HATED market area, only the most forward thinking have put money into it, we may not even be at the bear trap phase of the market.

I hope silver stays low until the weekend. I want to load up on more junk silver.

It's interesting how the price of silver miners have not gone down as much relative to the spot price. I think this is an indication that we are decoupling from the paper bullshit.

>>22737377
thanks, for 540 each on the ones i got i feel really good, hard to shake the never finish it feel,it leaves the newer/less iconic ones on the list though. (i even have the box that drives me to finish it)

>>22737377
>wondering just what the news was that set off the deep dip
Few markets make sense right now. I'm going to bet it was just some deflationary fears pulled ontop of some other bs. I'd be watching China DXY and maybe the yields because the FED and banks have their hands very deep in bonds and equities which makes everything muddy.

>>22737379

Every boomer I know is constantly raving about silver. I see pawn shops which have long lines of boomers queuing outside to buy up whatever they can find. They come outside wheeling trolleys full of silverware. Classic sign of a bubble.

Holy shit Osisko Gold Royalties is going to have one hell of an up hill battle dealing with the people of Wells BC. People in the community discussion are livid about all the new upgrades coming with the mine and concentrator complex. I am so mad at these people, their basically arguing against the future of their own town. Idiots the lot of them!

>>22737555
Checked, post stack tho

>>22736745
What are their upsides and what's the infrastructure look like? Also what's a ship sinker for them?

>>22737596

Why would I buy rocks? All my money is in Link.

>>22736820
Pre-21s market @ 25-30 typically so scoop away

Someone ask the supercomputer what the bottoms going to be for gold and silver

>>22737626
then...why are you here?

>>22737555
I don't believe you at all, all the boomers I know have been selling, and while all the LCS I deal with have noted a definite increase in demand (IE silver sells out almost instantly) it certainly is not in a mania phase or even close to it. Vast majority of people have no clue whatsoever, very little news on the subject outside of niche reporting.

>>22737637
Supercomputer man might be Armstrong of Armstrong Economics - just a speculation

>>22737541
Yeah, I'm thinking of sniping the QBs once the crash is over, depending on how far Silver goes back down; I'd uniroincally put them above Gold in the conext of a long-term investment; the only Silver coins I can think of right now that come close to their long-term collectability are the coronacoins.

>>22737549
Great, so just FUDding combined with completely normal market behaviour. It'll be over soon at the very least; I reckon when the bongs go on second lockdown we'll see a global jump back up anyways (even if it's a small one, it'll be back to crabbing where we were at the very least), people can't just ignore London Stock essentially going under for a second time.

>>22737555
>normalfaggots are waking up
No Anon, that's the classic sign that the mission's about to take off. If you've been in /pmg/ for any set of time, you should know that the greatest market indicator of a spike is when John the Taxi Driver starts talking about PMs

>>22737568
I guess it's easier to see the market as a vacuous number that goes up and down than it is something actually tied to the real world; people miss that quie a bit it seems.

>>22733273
Nice boof, I want one.

>>22737609
Upsides
>centrally located in down town Wells BC, a village of 400ish people
>existing road and mine access from a major highway (highway 26)
>a massive diamond drill program with a 43-101 compliant resource
>an existing constructed and operating 150 ton per day mill 45 minutes from the mine site

downsides
>massive NIMBY population of artists and commies that want no part of the mine project
>winter is harsh slowing production down
>limited space to construct infrastructure such as tailings ponds or waste rock piles
>first nations want no part in the project

Currently the discussion has been derailed by a women saying that rapes will occur due to the new 200 man camp being constructed outside of town.... this is what were dealing with here people.

>>22737375
If you're trying to get a barometer of the market- it's there. There's more normies that are aware than /pmg/ posters, for sure. As another anecdote, I got an old friend to convert his crypto to silver recently. He then talked to his gray-collar coworkers, and found out a lot of them have been stacking for years. Not (all) boomers, definitely not the guys that would post on a bolivian rock farming forum, but aware stackers. So again, the market is stronger than we see.

I have a need to put a speculative position into a sub-10m market cap miner. Any recommendations?

>>22737784
yep people dont realize these projects have effects on peoples lives, sometimes seen in a poor light.

>>22737888
checked, also i think i said this last thread but going to an lcs is a free way to get a pulse on your general area. mine said there are a ton of new people calling and asking that are totally new and unsure, its starting to click hard

>>22737853

Why should the women of BC be violated to satisfy the insatiable desire of boomers for rock-collecting?

>>22737626
buy gold and silver too fren. If you're a linkie you should've read the Cult of the Black Cube. Arthur talks about ethereal money (electronic) coming and going like the wind, is is pretty much all of crypto. You need to ground your stack with something more stable.
linkies take the boomer rocks pill asap

>>22737853
Sounds like it's dead in the water.

>>22737938
Why do women even have rights?

>>22738007
i wouldnt say that, there are just a bunch of whiners complaining but the actual people involved and writing the permits are ok with it

>>22737891

Klondike Silver
Silver Spruce Resources
Argentum Silver
Silver Grail Resources
Genesis Metals
Arizona Silver Exploration

I bought a whole ounce of gold with 2 month's worth of salary. I really hope I'm just crazy and stupid in taking PMG's word since I could've used that money to buy a brand new set of aluminum wheels.

>>22738058
I look forward to the commies chaining themselves to mining equipment and dying of exposure, then. I'll keep an eye on it- thanks for the info.

>>22738094
the closest they will get is dumping sugar in fuel tanks, these people are spoiled children, they wont bother doing anything other than complaining.

>>22738089
Dog bless and godspeed Anon
Trust the fundamentals; it only goes up except when everybody knows it's about to go down.

>>22738076
Thank you. Silver Spruce is an extremely interesting one that you recommended in an earlier thread. Definitely have an eye out for news on that one.

>>22737656
crypo fags and /SMG fags who do not understand things outside of paper/electronic markets always flood PMG on down days.

These are the same people who brag to me about being up 10-15% on the year, and then disappear when I tell them im up 40% on silver alone.

>>22737568
Yeah its so damn sad... they think that it destroys the earth permanently... but these idiots could be taken to a reclaimed pit mine and think its untouched pristine nature.

FFS one of the biggest parks around here is built on the old dump... and people will not believe me when I tell them.

Mind virus is real

>>22738179
i understand some of the issues people are bringing up in this meeting, but for fucks sake some of these questions are intentionally stupid to make people mad at the company. The 200 man camp for example, they keep asking about how the mine will stop "unknown males" from interacting with the community. The minesite its self as well will only exist on previously disturbed areas and will clean those areas up after the mines taken offline in 2040.

>>22738234
>how the mine will stop "unknown males" from interacting with the community
Are these the same people who would support no borders? Feels like it.

>>22735297
What is the relevance of this?

>>22737784
I want db's day of reckoning, now.

>>22738234
just call them racists for being afraid of the diverse workforce

>>22736346
How many weeks/days do each of the candles represent?

>>22738300
That's the DXY

>The U.S. Dollar Index is an index of the value of the United States dollar relative to a basket of foreign currencies, often referred to as a basket of U.S. trade partners' currencies. The Index goes up when the U.S. dollar gains "strength" when compared to other currencies.

You can see that it is clearly in a long term downtrend. Then compare it to the price of precious metals over the same period.

>>22738338
ha they will hate that! but I am only an observing member. If I could comment on this I would chew these people out.

>>22736413
Good work anon, this is the exact reason you buy in the first place. Remember it's not money we want, but the things and opportunities money buys us.

>>22738371
Too bad there's nothing that can help us see the race of everything to zero.

>>22738384
Thanks for the updates Pan Man. How could the Barkerville project bring prosperity to the Wells region if fully running; what meaningful value will be returned to residents of the region? And how are the hipsters sustaining themselves in Wells anyway? I doubt theres a lot of paying jobs, right?

>>22738371
If for some reason all other currencies drop relative to the dollar then dxy won't drop... which is what is happening now.

>under 24 and 1900
Now I just need the actually prices to go down. Anyone know of any 50 g gold bars still in the certicards at 2% premium?

>>22738574

Its over you fucktards. Why did I even listen to you iditots? I should have just bought stocks where my money would have been safe.

>>22738610
I'll buy your bag off your hands at 12/oz

>>22738340
those are 1 week candles

>>22738598
I found some 'circulated' ones at 1.8%, but I'm worried circulated is code for actually made of brass

>>22738574
https://www.bgasc.com/product/mexico-gold-50-pesos-agw-1-2057-oz-random-year/mexican-gold-coins?SSAID=1016390
Best I could fine. Never heard of this site before though.

>>22738610
Honestly hope people fall for this. I want a few more weeks to accumulate my miners.

>>22738504
The first and foremost thing that the mine would bring to the community is 3 face power. Currently the community suffers constant power failures due to outdated bc hydro lines that are constantly being repaired. The mine would install a new substation and power line around a mountain range to not bother the community. Next would be cell and modern internet access. 99% of my posts this summer were through my own satellite internet while i was camped in Wells and the near by area, as the communities access is basically dial up, sat or insanely priced fiber optic. Cell service would help, but modern internet would be a god send out there. The final change would be contractors. If anything breaks or fails in Wells it costs 3x the normal rate to bring a professional out from a nearby city to get it repaired or constructed, with the mines construction face being 2 years, these contractors would be privately housed by Osisko at their camp and would be able to be on call for that period and a while after mine construction, allowing new housing and business work to be done in town for the first time in decades. The town needs it more than they know, and without the mine, they will fade into obscurity like Wells did in the 70s. The hippies are all welfare rats that drink or smoke weed all day, or do basic jobs for locals. They leave in the winter anyway, their vans cant start below -15.

2,500 years ago, even minuscule specks of silver were coined and used as daily money in the marketplace. A drachm of 4.2 grams was a day's pay for a highly trained soldier and worth 6 little .6-.7g obols, with hemiobols and even 1/4 and 1/8 obols (hemitetartemorions) and smaller struck. I own several ancient Greek silver fractions that weigh well less than 100 milligrams, one just 40mg and 3-4mm in diameter, absolutely tiny but still a coin!

In those times they understood what sound money was, and evidently even minute motes of silver were worth coining and using. Hard to say but I bet back then a Hermes Hemiobol would have afforded a BJ and more from formerly well-to-do housewenches & Co.

No real point other than showing some history and hoping that someday soon even niggardly little clipped off chunks of bullion like these little coins will once again be desired and valuable money.

>>22738648
If that is on track, we have another few weeks until it takes off

>>22738728
to be fair, they shoveled far less of it out of the ground at the time, and they didn't have a maniacal country threatening them with destruction unless they adopted a petrodollar.

>>22738838
While exceptionally based, using reprobates degenerates and slaves to mine their silver certainly wasn't as efficient as modern techniques. Still rollin' for hermes hemiobol blowjobs tho.

>>22734895
What exactly about this system of bank fraud, money laundering, reserve lending, endless inflation, and corruption do these people love?

>>22736697
Acetone is probably a good bet

>>22735276
Could crash to $10 for all I care not even thinking of selling a once until $100 oz

>>22738716

Its like they hate economic development.

>>22738716
A lot of upside I never considered; I knew infrastructure wasnt the best but didn't realise it was that poor in the area.

And god damn that last part pisses me off. I hate lazy ass welfare shitters and it sounds like they're just stinking up the place.

>>22733053
>>22733273
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>>22737596
/hr/ edition today?

>>22737494
Mux is already back up to its pre dump level

>>22739072
hold out for $10000

Whoever linked the Maloney interview with Keith Neumeyer, thank you.
Notably interesting:
-maloney says sprott's price target is $500 (is that true?)
-keith says there is large demand for freezers right now due to meat shortages and people stocking up. Apparently freezers use silver
-near the end keith details a little about how he wants to fuck with banks and paper silver price by withholding metal. (based as fuck)

>>22739145
>>22739153
The reason there is such a vocal hippy community in Wells is due to the company towns death in the 70s opening up lots of properties to vagrents who couldnt afford a house any other way. Houses there went for $10 in some cases. All those hippies stuck around and had kids, and now those kids are vocal that the dead mining town they live in is coming back to life. Also a summer group of people from Vancouver and the coast come up every year and do the same thing, basically squat and dont do anything. They are the most vocal part of the community, and are a major reason I dont choose to live there year round, even though most of my good placer claims are located only half an hour away.

>>22738076
The name argentum silver bugs the shit out of me

>>22738716
sounds like a harsh environment, and substantial risk to invest into this kind of enterprise
what kind of living arrangements do you get on these jobs? do you have to settle for canned food, tents with many layers of blankets, and port-a-potties? clean water must be a godsend. are you able to bathe or do laundry? I don't know how rough you have it (I'm imagining infantry squads on their own out in the field)

>>22739175
If it pleases the gentlemen

>>22738234
UMATQUS (unknown males and their questionably underage sons)

>>22739270
argentum means silver in latin

>>22739237

So, whats the most likely outcome out of this? Its not like those same people are going to work in these mines in the first place. Unless the company is in bed with a lot of politicians and land owners. How on earth will this place open up?

>>22739391
Yeah man that's the problem, the redundancy triggers my autism too. Like "ATM Machine".

>>22739331
Some really jippo projects still have tents, but for the most part its huge well setup atco trailer camps, good beds and amazing food. Osisko and BGM are running one of the best camps I ve ever visited in Wells. The proposed camp will be 30 atco trailers and outbuilding for most of the auxiliary functions of the mine its self.
The kind of camps your thinking of are drill camps or fly in camps high in the mountains away from population centers. There shit but not as bad as they were when i was starting out. I remember waking up one morning frozen to my bed frame in my sleeping bag because the stove went out in the night and our breath froze to every surface.
>>22739409
I believe the mine will get going on schedule, its just going to take a while for the NIMBY population to get used to the new normal. They got used to the diamond drilling, and even paved roads, they will either learn to live with the mine or move, and if they do that, than thats fine too.

>>22739391
>blows /pmg/`s mind
What other esoteric pearls do you have? Next youre going to tell me that silver and gold has been real money for thousands of years

Called some LCS and bullion dealers today, one literally said to come back tomorrow. "Price is low, people are buying?" I asked. "No, they're all selling," he replied. People are panic selling kek

>>22738890
Very nice

>>22739629
With hands that weak they should just stick to paper instead lol

>>22739651
How do they even carry a tube lmao
>photocredit: anon

>>22739696
>reverse search
>its not anon
I've been too greedy with my folder

and we are dumping again

>>22737329
Every shekel counts!

Alright so we're pitching downhill again. I think our bottom is this week- I think a good Friday is coming since we've been in freefall for awhile.

wow my anus is clenched. I'm all in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lWJXDG2i0A

sub $20 silver when?

Silver is the original niggercoin

>>22736589
Silver is the same price in dollars today as it was 10 years ago.

Every time you buy silver a Jew sheds a tear

>$1887
If you don't see dips as a buying opportunity you're not gonna make it

What the actual fuck is going on with metals lately

>>22739949
Well I did , but that was a mistake

>>22739876
Probably this week. Looks like the dumping has only began.

>>22739949
Buy when there's blood in the mines

>>22740029
I'm going to end up buying calls.

>>22739919
so it's an even better deal right now

AaaaaaAhhhhh
Should have sold when buffet brought
The buffet indicator is never wrong
Fuck fuck fuck

dump harder damn you. I need my ounces.

>>22739949
I added 40k in meme miners in the last 2 days to increase my position to 64k, and currently down $250 overall. I might get drunk tomorrow if the freefall continues

Dump Faster! I want to see March prices when I head down to the LCS tomorrow!

>>22739980
(((comex))) shenanigans

I told you fucktards its god damn over. Just sell it all as soon as you can because we are going back to 17. God help us all.

>>22732824
Hey all.
Not sure if you guys have heard of Rarible but it lets you sell NFTs. I thought it would be fun to see if I could sell my coins there. Reason being I hate that if you want to get an actual liquid instrument where you can claim physical delivery, your minimum cost is a COMEX contract or 5,000 SLV shares (either of which is like $100k). So I thought I would try this out, and if it's something that sells I will do it regularly, provide a crypto based COMEX alternative. I'm sure this will also let people use it for farming or staking or whatever, I don't follow all that stuff but I'm all for it.
Thought you guys might be interested.

https://app.rarible.com/token/0xd07dc4262bcdbf85190c01c996b4c06a461d2430:17047:0x5bf342ff3930061ccfd698ed1fbb7c0698b9468e

>>22740463
Imagine a world where all commodities are priced at 0 forever

I thought Wednesday would be the day silver bounces back

If you bought into silver because you saw a green Technicals summary that told you to, it’s your own fault if you’re panicking now.

>>22740554
Why would I buy commodities when I can buy and invest house that goes up in value and provides me shelter. Commodities are dead.

>>22740463
What's the point of these prediction posts?

What does comex look like right now

>>22740587
>you have to pay taxes on your house
>you can’t take your house with you somewhere else
>if you try to turn your house into a cashcow your tenants can turn out to be slobs or amateur methamphetamine enthusiasts
>you can’t sell 1/10th of your house to raise cash

>>22740615
europe is waking up, german banks just dumped 10%, shits going down.

Liquidity crisis

$1000 an ounce eoy

Isn't this what the comes prognosticators said would happen? Right before end of September people, knowing there is no real metal, will sell off all their paper dumping it to near zero, at which point physical price decoupled from spot, rendering spot price meaningless. Problem being retailers still competing with each other over premiums so price will still fall, but who knows how much

>>22740633
>you have to pay taxes on your house
Property taxes are cheaper than rent
>you can’t take your house with you somewhere else
I don't go anywhere.
>if you try to turn your house into a cashcow your tenants can turn out to be slobs or amateur methamphetamine enthusiasts
>you can’t sell 1/10th of your house to raise cash
I live in my house
>you can’t sell 1/10th of your house to raise cash
Reverse mortgage

>>22740706
gold or silver?

>>22740689
I dont know what this means I am sorry. Explain.

>>22740742
if you are you looking to lose a lot of money then silver. If you are looking to lose just a little bit of money then gold.

>>22739534

Alright, God bless you pan man. I'll take a look at this miner since you're painting them in a good light.

>>22740557

It is still an outside possibility. I have watched the metals markets for over a decade. When you see this type of volitility downward within a trading week it can easily retrace and even break through new multi week highs within a short period of time if the right environment exists for it. I believe that we are right at the cusp of the right set of circumstances for that type of upward volatility to take place. You can see that everything that isn't dollars is being hit right now as the velocity of money is slowing, and the credit markets are beginning to capitulate. Deflation is rearing it's ugly head as banks hoard cash in preparation for deflation. This can spiral quickly and just as quickly it can reverse and explode higher.

What I would expect is for things to continue to deflate for the next couple days. As things get more painful either congress will be forced to vote on an emergency measure, or trump will pull some market manipulation magic out from his sleeve. Liquidity is coming back and stimulus will come back. The question is when, and how much pain do we need to endure before that. My guess is that Trump is waiting for the right moment to introduce some Ace up his sleeve that will bypass the congressional stalemate and inject a ridiculous amount of liquidity into the markets singlehandedly. This will make him look like a hero to his base and like a dictator to his enemies...

TL;DR I think in these uncertian times we can expect more pain, but when it bounces back it will be faster than the downtrend and break new highs. In my opinion, it will happen before the election because this is politically expedient for those with the purse strings.

Can't wait to wake up tomorrow to cheap silver.

gnight folks stay comfy.

I expect many many paper OZ to be sold by the time I wake up.

So why are all the inflation hedges dumping currently and the indexes seem rather stable? I'm not going to sell ofc, but I kind of need an explanation.

>>22740801
Every day it's becoming more certain that there will be a second stimulus plan before the elections (before people expected 2nd stimulus after elections). Will have to wait until then.

I would eat out Oprah and Rosie O'Donnell back to back if it meant silver and gold ending in the green tomorrow

>>22740838
*Prices go down massively*
>Awwwwww skeet skeet skeeet! This is the dip I was waiting for! Time to buy!!!
*Backs up truck BEEP BEEP BEEP*

"Sorry buddy everything is sold out"

>>22740876

Short term the market can seem irrational. If you know what you bought and why when you bought it you believed it to be undervalued you will be fine.

My options calls however are going to eat me alive. Wish me and the market good tidings bros.

>>22740901
It can crash for a few months and I'm fine, accumulation time.

>>22740876
Good question.

They are either going to create shortages if it keeps dumping like this or premiums will just go up. Stay comfy frens, if you have any cash left unlike me, then make a nice juicy order now.

>>22740876
they're not dumping, they're just going back to normal now that people aren't as scared of a dollar collapse

>>22740941
You don't think it'll drop further into the week?

>>22737555
>EVERY boomer I know
Yep every single one, even though I don’t know any talking about it.
>Long lines of boomers!!!
Yep because they love lining up at pawn shops in the middle of massive civil unrest during the dead heat before the beginning of Fall
>BUYING UP WHATEVER THEY CAN FIND
Like a swarm of locus!!! Because why wouldn’t the majority of televised deteriated minds pull their entire networth out of their IRA’s, withdrawal it into cash, and line up in front of a pawnshop to fill WHEEL BARROWS of heavy metal they can’t fucking lift and carry in the dead ass heat in the middle of civil unrest

I honestly can’t imagine the motive behind spouting such a tall tell. Low IQ, disgusting, retard. Absolute waste of humanity you are. Go talk to your friends about your imaginary girlfriend you insecure fucking worm. Your mental acumen is non-existent.

>>22740950
>now that people aren't as scared of a dollar collapse

But nothing changed in that regard. The Fed cannot raise interest rates no matter how high inflation gets.

>>22740950
The history books are going to describe right now as just "the beginning" of our troubles.

>>22741115
also i dont know what fuckin happened to 2007. they forgot to print "proof set" on the label, fuckin retards

Wow didn't realize how low it was, too bad I joined this thread a few weeks ago, those krakens were expensive. Might buy another 20 asahi on eBay, or maybe just hit the LCS tomorrow and grab whatever bricks they have.

are miners going to take a shit tomorrow

Did this big dump happen back in 2008 before the spike to $50 an ounce in 2011?

>>22741142
>Did this big dump happen back in 2008 before the spike to $50 an ounce in 2011?
Lol just watch a chart no need to ask us

>>22740901
Fuck off I want to continue stacking. I might actually buy gold soon

>>22740742
gold.

silver wouldn't be surprised at $8

>>22741142

we are living in unprecidented markets.

Short term is uncertian, looks like volatility is back what goes down fast can come back up fast, or fall through the fucking floor.

The real test is do you believe in the long term prospects of metals? I do, that is why I have my physical stash.

I play around with a couple grand of short term options, while they can net big gains, they can also go to zero. It can be impossible to plan when the market will be rational and when it will act irrationally in the short term.

But yes, we are going above $50... I believe sooner than most people think.

Then $100

Then moon

You just have to know the fundamentals of what you have bought and then develop an iron fist.

>>22741221
lol

If that happened I would sell my fucking house and buy.

>>22741228
this is true, but for gamestop stock

>>22741264

get some sleep anon

>>22741274
people would rather have a snickers bar than 10 ounces of silver. 1 oz of silver is worth less than 1/10 a snickers bar.

>>22741301
If things get bad your neighbors and your grandma will suddenly be a silver expert.

The question is, do I buy tomorrow or wait until later in the week? I want the most bang for my buck

>>22741341
Wait, but not so much that everything is sold out like in March. In March, things were allowed to dip for about 2 weeks maximum until all products were off the shelves.

>>22741341
buy puts on slv tomorrow since you won't time the bottom and then start averaging in weekly. Once its clear that the trend has reversed sell your puts.

>>22741341
do you want to
>have some
>have none
?

>>22741341
Be patient. I'm predicting Gold, Silver, BTC will dip and consolidate for the next month before the bull market becomes clear. We're leaving the accumulation phase gentlemen.

Wow I just discovered that Asahi Refining's US plant is 15 minutes down the road from me. I wonder if you can buy tubes or bars from them directly, I think I'll go scout it out.

>>22741412
Is this the bear trap? All the single dollar fluctuations bounced back so quickly because of iron hands but this massive sell off has bull's worried. It can only be a trap if it legitimately shakes holders...

>>22741424
Definitely do not Sam Fischer style infiltrate the plant and heist a pallet of cyber rounds

Oh, apparently they do refining here but do the coin minting in Florida. Would be cool if they did tours though, I'd like to see the refining process first-hand.

>>22741301
I sincerely doubt he'd actually give the 10oz to someone that chose it. He'd explain it was a setup, and they'd be on their way.

Even when I was a kid I knew what silver was, and I'd certainly take the 10 ounces over any silly candy bar.

>>22740689
>german banks just dumped 10%, shits going down.
Is it finally DB?

>>22740923
>My options calls however are going to eat me alive
Sorry to hear that. This is excactly why I personally don't really like options. The timing can completely fuck you over and if you have regular investements you can still sit it out. It certainly can be a very powerfull tool, but I have seen a friend of mine loose so many times with them, it's not even funny anymore. He always made good bets, but the timing was just slighty off and he lost almost always.

>>22735148

Damn, I'm so tempted just because I was born in 86...

I just bought almost $2k of silver at $32/oz last week. Someone talk me out of it. Things might be tight for me until Spring.

>>22740950
why would people not be scared anymore? FED is still desperately trying to cause inflation. Lockdowns around the world are still in full effect (even though this seems difficult to justify) and winter is comming...

I think it's very interesting, how the people and markets still pretend like nothing would have happened. This virus should have tremendous concequences on the market, but we are back at all time highs. There has to be either a huge correction or huge inflation soon.

>>22741412
There is no way gold us going down in the next decade. Anyone without some physical is at the mercy of central bank printing + negative rates

>>22741485
The point was to show silver is so worthless you can't give it away. If it was 0.1 grams of gold or a snicker bar, then people would probably choose the 0.1 grams of gold because the average American neither knows what gold is worth nor how much a gram is, but they do know gold is shiny and expensive.

>>22741573
>There has to be either a huge correction or huge inflation soon.
If you're a burger, you can probably see it already at the grocery. In my area, milk is up about $0.75 over the year (over 20%). Flour about 5-10% Meat prices have been fluctuating. Boxes also seem to be getting smaller.

>>22741301
lol anon i think even a retard can have the homer simpson conversation with their brain on that one

>>22741609
>6.04$ of gold
or
>snickers
i feel like your right that silver is thought to be worth very little to people, but thats changing rapidly. any random survey on the street is going to be weird

>sdbullion generic freedom round 20 roll $530
>Aztecs, Austrians, Asahis, and other cool stuff $550 a roll
Logic says to get the SD generics, they're probably staying in the tube, but man they sure look boring.

theres 2 boxes of 9mm on luckygunner.com btw if someone needs that

>>22741677
they are boring, theyre unimpressive and not fun to own, it you can swing 20$ itll help your resale for literally anything else, i personally hate things that say .com on them

>mid 1870s
It's happening

OK I kind of any to pull the trigger but now stocks are cheap too...

Also really want to pay up for gay numismatics

>>22741706
I once saw a round with a seller's email address on it

Saw this on eBay... design is from 1993 not 1992

>>22741706
At least at my lcs I'm pretty sure a generic round is a generic round, cost wise, but the coins have a slight premium so I might get the Austrians. Still want a bunch of Aztecs to fill a treasure chest with...

>>22741788
Rare prototype duh.

>>22741771
Let me guess, one to sell to a collector when it moons, one to hold forever to remember the wild ride that was 2020: Year of the Bat?
>t. did the same thing

>>22741788
That even looks fake

>>22741815
>>22741834
kek same guy selling a "real" one too

>>22741788
in the early years of the perth mint, for the same design, one year they mint the proof, the next they mint the BU

>>22741794
The lack of reeded edges on the Wiener irks me every day, don't keep your expectations up

>>22741846
Do people actually fall for these?

Someone bake please

>>22741788
that one is proof
>>22741846
this one is brilliant uncirculated

>>22741865
>Do people actually fall for these?
well the second one looks real to me
>>22741849
didn't know they put a little "p" mark on it until much later

>>22732824
Get so fucking rekt PMbugs with your worthless rocks. -5% today -3% yesterday -10% 2 days ago

>muh store of wealth

one design, two years, two finishes
https://www.apmex.com/product/10158/1993-australia-1-oz-silver-kookaburra-bu
https://www.apmex.com/product/61927/1992-australia-1-oz-silver-kookaburra-proof
I highly doubt a reputed dealer such as APMEX would sell fakes, so

>>22741900
How did buying TSLA at the top work out for you lad

>>22741900
Who hurt you?

>>22741900
>fudding the least volatile thing on this board
Silver wards off trolls.

>>22741900
Jokes on you. I only invest in copper

>>22741924
impressive ty anon. I'm paranoid I guess haha

>>22741928
>>22741929
>>22741930
>>22741949
4 response in 1 minute

Seems like PMbugs are emotionally hurt.

>>22741959
I got confused when doing my research too. took me a while to figure it out
fortunately they don't do that anymore. same year, same design now. confusing otherwise

>>22741965
>not being in an inverse etf. These people who cry from small dips are just /pol/ or /smg/ nerds.

real /pmg/ users buy the dips and pray for cheap jewish silver

ABANDON SHIP. BAKE A NEW THREAD.

>>22741965
I'm hurt that I can't buy the dip yet.
Payday please come soon

>>22741995
342 posts. that must be a record
>>22741965
eh they're helping lol

>>22741965
Saying something controversial/negative about PM's in a PM fanthread = get a lot of replies.

Genius!

NEW
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>>22742041
You heard him, move!

>>22741480
Tell them you're doing a blog post for a precious metal forum and you would like to take a look.

>>22741370
That pile of Brittanias is pure sex