/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23027769
Niggers tongue my anus

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MY SHINY BOOMER ROCKS ARE FUCKING WORTHLESS!!!!!!

>>23027790
your filthy mouth needs to stay shut

>>23027952
>t. Nigger

>>23027979
filthy language is not needed here

>>23028070
Seethe harder nigger

>>23028058
>no more Kraft foods
i think a part of my childhood just died

>>23028058
>>23027881
>>23027832
Based infographic poster

When will this defaltion end bros?

>>23028104
i hate niggers too. i just don't like foul language

expand your vocabulary

>>23028125
thanks, just doing my part

>>23027904
>The government should have the power to print money, not private institutions!
100 IQ statement if I've ever heard one

good morning frens

breakfast in America time again

>>23028212
statue is looking good, i know you posted a pic of the trident only, how much does it weigh and is it hard to remove?

>>23027769
How many people here actually have a wife and/or children? What’s the point of stacking if you have nobody to leave your stack to and it becomes government property when you die?

>>23028138
Moon crickets? Spooks? Pavement apes? Urban americans? Basketball americans?

>>23028136
What deflation? Prices seem pretty stable at ~$27/oz

>>23028212
I love the Britannia but you really should have it in a display cabinet or something.

>>23028212
Nice sausages. Is that strawberry jam? Also, I bet that is salt and pepper onto that egg.
It is good that you are doing well yukianon.

>>23028506
sure. but you forgot, Porch Monkeys

>>23028327
trident spear weighs .6 oz

>>23028327
.6 oz

>>23028732
>>23028694
thanks, which one is the real yukari? lol

>>23028785
heh, phoneposting from wrong IP is a hazard

>>23027769
I THOUGHT COMEX would DEFAULT in september you fags. I'm Financially ruined!

>>23028931
Then go into any other crypto and wallow while you lose your entire fortune in 3 seconds.

>>23028931
we told you to buy bullion in the dips, not meme rounds for huge premiums

>>23029015
Weeb rounds are the best round. He does not realize that he wasted around 3 oz for premiums.

>>23028931
why do people post their stacks in here? Don't you know the glowies keep track of all posts?

Personally I would never post any pictures of any valuable metals or guns that I may or may not own, even after losing them all in a tragic boating accident years ago.

>>23029044
nobody here is posting actual real stacks. these are all minecraft builds

>>23029044
Checked. We all lost all guns and metals in a massive boating accident. Pan Man found some remnants of our metals.

https://www.armslist.com/posts/12556380/texas-rifles-for-sale--ron-paul-2012---other-goodies

>>23029044
do you all buy your coins with cash?
what's the limit for cash ops in your country?

ID is required at all times in mine and cash limited to 999 EUR

>>23028212
Are you going to get a Mitsubishi toaster when your silver reaches its true value?

>>23029221
you seriously need ID to buy precious metals? And you are limited by how much cash you can use? How dystopian, sounds like China almost with how controlling the state is.

>>23029237
yes. and hopefully a Mitsubishi waifu too

Half of my net worth in a box.

>>23029713
hey, most people have all of it on a digital screen

>>23029713
On the bottom of the ocean?

>>23029044
I only post pics of cheap Chinese forgeries.

>>23029741
Yes, a tragic accident during a whale hunt.

This time it's different.

>>23029803
Sorry for your loss

Are banks scams? Where do their loans come from?

>>23029948
>Where do their loans come from?
imaginary monopoly world clown money created out of thin air by the federal reserve criminal banking cabal

>>23029948
they come from peoples hard earned deposits ;)

Is buying silver a good idea? why?. Personally i have like grams of silver in silver chains, is it worth a damm?.

>>23029763
you just know at least a few people fell for this
>that font
>the entire face
>1865
do fakers really?

>>23030053
typically sterling (92.5%) is worth melt on resale, problem is the premium is often retarded high, physical metals will do better than your savings account long term. it is a good idea, but most of us are never selling or will have this metal most of our lives

>>23029948
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mII9NZ8MMVM

>>23027769
MY SHINY BOOMER ROCKS ARE FUCKING PRICELESS!!!

>>23030232
>WAGMI

>>23030177
This cartoon isnt dumbed down enough for the masses

>>23030290
which is depressing because its about as simple as you can get. im suprised its even still on youtube.

>>23030158
>will have this metal most of our lives
I'm fine with this.

>>23029948
https://youtu.be/PHe0bXAIuk0

>>23030053
>Silver in chains
It's probably sterling so it's less valuable than .999 bullion silver coins. Not worth much now at least but if silver price goes higher and there's demand, you could fetch a decent price I guess

>>23030290
That video isn't even right though. The banks create the money themselves, they don't get forwards from the fed to pay out each loan. And the fed doesn't get its money from the mint, it just creates deposits on it's balance sheets like the actual banks do.

>>23028163
60 IQ statement if I've ever heard one.

State ran banks have been successful throughout history until sabotaged by international interests.

it's the same story over and over again. Rome and Caesar, England and King Henry, Napoleon and France, Russia and Tsar Alexander I, Germany and Hitler, Lybia and Gaddafi, Japan and the Ministry of Finance; hell most of America's definitive history involved a fight for control of their money supply. The banning of colonial script and the resulting poverty of switching to a Central Bank of England standard is what caused the American Revolution. President Jackson's most famous exploit was removing America's privately owned central bank. President Lincoln was assassinated after funding a the civil war, fueled by greenbacks as opposed to borrowing from central banking institutions. President Kennedy was assassinated after issuing silver backed dollars as opposed to relying on the Federal Reserve.

tl;dr you know fuck all about central banking

>>23029044
i too lost all my gold/silver/guns/ammo in a tragic boating accident.

So why are y'all staking? For me it's a better store of value than putting in it a savings account earning .01% APR

post silver

>>23029221
Never have I been id'd for buying PM

>>23030613
Learn how to read dumb ass. Jefferson's statement implies the state should be able to issue money, like they did in the colonies. My statement implies that's even worse than the banks issuing their own private bank notes because the government can force people to accept their notes, unlike actually private banks. Jackson's closing of the second national bank put the United states under the monetary system I am suggesting is better than a state control of note emissions you idiot.

>>23029221
what fuckin country is this?

>>23030596
you have any idea old that video is ? its a reupload of a reupload

>>23029948
>A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind
https://ia802807.us.archive.org/3/items/centralbanking/central%20banking.pdf

>>23027807
>Blowjobs from formerly well to do housewives
My sides

>>23030788
>My statement implies that's even worse than the banks issuing their own private bank notes because the government can force people to accept their notes, unlike actually private banks.

I don't know how the fuck anyone anywhere would translate this from that shit stain post. The context of the time was the US dollar was being issued by a private entity so I don't know where the hell you're getting this government note vs private note issuance.

My original point stands: you are retarded

>>23030756
40 1oz silver coins
3 1/10oz gold coins
1 8g gold coin
1 1/2oz gold coin

>>23031308
too many lizards/10

>>23030903
nice

>>23030839
Niger

>>23031346
I always wondered why the American gold coins I have tend to get a tad darker, and the Canadian ones get a bit lighter

>>23031351

>>23031308
nice collection looking good.
half the reason i stack is for the joy of appreciating the lustrous look of silver and some of the aesthetic design like these old $2 bills.
always thought the Canadian Maple Leaf was a magnificent beauty

>>23031376
>American gold coins I have tend to get a tad darker, and the Canadian ones get a bit lighter
>The darkening of America
Its a systemic infection. America suffers of diversification from the dark continent

>>23031415
never knew Armenia made silver coins. I find Scotland puts a lot of effort into their new notes

>>23031376
It's because of the copper content in the alloy used in US gold coins. Modern Canadian gold is pure and yellow. Not ideal from a purity standpoint but the american bullion coin would hold up to circulation better.

>>23031007
> The context of the time was the US dollar was being issued by a private entity
No it wasn't. The US dollar was an amount of silver/gold which was held in reserves somewhere. The private banks then issued their own notes which were (nominally) redeemable in specie. There was no "issuer" of US dollars, because the "US Dollar" wasn't an actual thing. They issued money substitutes, not money which is an essential point. Private banks couldn't create US dollars after the SBUS expired, they could issue claims on their banks. The amount of bank notes they printed had nothing to do with the amount of US dollars in circulation, it created a mismatch between the actual book value of each private bank's notes and the market value of each private bank note, which was corrected during bank runs, which checked the amount of credit expansion that was possible, unlike governments printing money, which you are implying is better than private banks issuing notes.

How do you go about liquidating precious metals without losing your ass? I'm a newfag to this but unless you sit on them till the price skyrockets how can you get rid of them?

>>23031535
>The darkening of America
>Its a systemic infection. America suffers of diversification from the dark continent
Kek. I bloody knew I'd get this reply

>>23031623
>get rid of them
i lose mine in backroom gambling poker games. i have a problem. :^)

>>23031570
we also make the ugliest modern note in the world

>>23031679
You probably have more fun doing that than selling them do jewelers haha

>>23031623
i sold some Silver coins to an LCs once near a high point around 2011 or so.
pretty much barely got spot price for uncirculated beautiful near mint ASEs and some damn nice Peace dollars.
none of them were "Numismatic" dates or mint marks so they're only looked at as nice bullion.
it was ok i still made a small profit. But it was a reality check. silver is silver.

Reminder: do not expect to get more than spot of silver bullion coins

>>23031818
I'm thinking gold, not even to really make money, just avoid losing the 10-20% through a broker when I sell.

https://europabullion.com/
Is this trusted website to buy silver?

>>23031623
since you're new I'll let you in to the secret never sell

>>23031898
>https://europabullion.com/
>Is this trusted website to buy silver?
Looks sus. I get from ATS Limited in Bongland.

>>23027963
Gorgeous, brother.


ALSO. I go to a nice bullion shop in a major city. They told me they're out of generic rounds due to demand. Is silver about to pump up or what?

>>23031982
So if I build up $40-50K in metals and want to buy another property, I have to build up another small fortune for a down payment?

>>23031730
>covered in cobwebs
>guy in portrait looks like he doesn't want to be there

>>23032041
yes.

>>23032093
That's not the answer I wanted to hear, but it's fair. Thanks Anon.

>>23031884
sell to APMEX, you mail it to them in an insured package and they give you pretty close to spot

>>23032122
most of us are never selling anon, property and other assets are in a massive bubble right now and the drop will be severe

Any legit websites that ship silver to EU without too retarded ship costs? My country's taxes are already big pain.

>>23029044
>>23029078
>>23030732
>>23029763
I can't believe it, I lost all my precious metals in an accident caused by a cheap, Chinese fake boat, which turned out to be nothing of the sort.

Also as for forgeries, anyone got the truly awful Reichsmark from a good few threads ago? That was the absolute worst thing.

>>23032373
It truly is a shame for all the silver in the world. I guess we just have to deal with the financial loss like people buying tesla stocks.

>>23032617
Was this the image of your stack before the forest caught all your gold on fire when it accidentally fell out of your bag in a hiking trip?

>>23028212
>eggs and sausage
based anon, keep on keeping on
>white bread and sugar paste
brother, you can't keep this up

>>23032705
>can't keep this up
i know fren. tomorrow i set aside the old ways, tomorrow

>>23032867
Comfy blanket with Tostitos party pizza. You are living the high life friend.

anyone found any good deals lately?

>>23033418
Well, yes but had to take a break. Have some other expenses planned. But can't wait to go metal hunting again.

One question: why should metals benefit of a deflation? I knew that they benefit only in case of inflation

>tfw bought gold off of ebay last night
I need to stop drinking and scamming myself.

>>23033502
Basically no asset benefits in deflation besides from fiat.

>>23033502
What deflation?
All long term assets are getting more expensive by the day lol.

>>23033502
deflation: safe harbor bubble, but no yields
inflation: actual inflation hedge

>>23033688
PM is a win win when you go against fiat.

>>23031376
In the case of Gold Eagles, it’s due to the trace elements of other metals in the alloy used to make the gold blanks. They use a little bit of copper (to strengthen it) and silver (to add to the its brilliance). The AGEs end up being .999 pure

In the case of Gold Buffalos, they’re struck in pure 24k gold blanks. They have a purity of .9999 as opposed to the AGEs so you’re technically getting more gold per ounce with the Buffalos but don’t ever try to fondle Buffalos due to the malleability of pure gold.

>>23034081
buffaloes are ugly

>>23034081
washington redskins token

Nothing really happens when touching pure gold coins, you can get microscratches on highly polished parts like the Maple Leaf has, but who cares? Its a generic 1oz fine gold coin anyways, gold is gold, no one will give you more for it in the future than spot price anyways

>>23033505
How much did you lose anon?

>>23034081
AGEs are not 999 pure, they are just under 10% copper/silver

>>23033505
I did that with pretty silver coins. Luckily It only cost me a about 15 bucks over spot for 4-5 of the them total.

>>23033688
One thing to ponder on during a stock market deflation would be whether or not to sell part of the stack and buy stonks on sale, or buy back the bullion when stonks start inflating again. Because any crash might lead to the big debt bubble bursting, which would bring about depression and if the gov handles it well, it will lead into huge currency inflation, at which point I would regret liquidating any of my metals.

Food for thought.

>>23034509
>and if the gov handles it well
and if the gov handles it badly*

>>23034115
>>23034156
I actually got a few more silver Buffalos this weekend, as well as some assorted 90%. I personally like them. I like a lot of designs, except probably the Philharmonic.

Reached my goal of 250oz this week. Think I’ll start stacking gold now

>>23034509
oh for sure, there's a time to re-enter risk assets, but it might not be for a while. next big pump on silver ( 100% from entering) I'll liquidate half my stack to make it a risk-free long hold.

I have been buying sterling silver all week locally. Not from garage sales or anything but thrift shops so its pricey but cheap but no deals like $1 for a sterling bowl you may find at a yard sale.

So far at 23 oz actual silver weight for about $16 an ounce. Is this good?

>>23034591
I'm honestly afraid of liquidating my stack in these times. There will be a huge debt crash, nobody just knows when. It would suck so much to have sold some of my metals out of greed and then get slapped on the face with metals skyrocketing as the 1930 depression repeats itself

>>23034509
The next deflation will be a crash, and I’m going all in on silver when it goes down.

>>23027769
What kind of condition should an AU coin be in? Like is there some place I can read descriptions of these designations?

Bros, I realize doller cost averages, and I realize that I could have saved $500 for the current stack I have if I bought the dip in march.

how much ounces of silver should you get for each ounce of gold?

>>23034549
>Reached my goal of 250oz this week.

Congrats anon, I still find it hard to believe that one only needs 60oz to be in the top 1% of silver owners. If you have no gold then getting at least a few 1/10 oz rounds would be prudent but I firmly believe silver will ultimately outperform gold so would keep stacking it.

>>23034689
Not everything crashes at the same time. What do you think is going to crash? Metals?

>>23028466
I got a kid

https://www.mining.com/web/silver-etf-selling-mounting/

This article suggests that millenials used their stimulous checks to gamble on stocks. SLV enjoyed a nice green boost because of this. But this article also suggests that we will also see silver correct and go back to what it was originally priced. If the momentum has come and gone as of today, does that mean we will see silver go back to 15 dollars an ounce? I need some insight here folks.

>>23034672
always have an exit, anon

>>23034921
>does that mean we will see silver go back to 15 dollars an ounce? I need some insight here folks.
if it does, i will stack even harder. fuck i'd coom

>>23034921
Short term, maybe. However, In the long run. Silver and gold has a lot to gain based on how much silver there is in the world compared to how much dollers there are. Simple supply and demand.

>>23034632
>So far at 23 oz actual silver weight for about $16 an ounce. Is this good?

Awesome! You'd be able to get bullion returned from a refinery at less than 20/oz total which is my rule of thumb right now. It takes work but you're succeeding and certainly gaining valuable experience and knowledge which will make you a better hunter/picker each time you go out.

You may hear people crowing about awesome deals (like me and my 926 gram asw $4 platter from Goodwill) but they take plenty of legwork and unremarkable deals in-between that you don't hear so much about. Keep hunting and you'll eventually find a monster score or 2 that truly feels like stumbling on treasure, it's just a matter of odds, stupid good deals are rare but I absolutely guarantee that they're out there. Good luck!

>>23034672
the danger will be we sell PMs for fiat and fiat becomes zimbabwe dollars
if i sell any pms it will only be if and after fiat stabalizes or if i can instantly spend the fiat on something real like real estate

>>23034740
>how much ounces of silver should you get for each ounce of gold?

1,000 silver per 1 gold.

>>23034921
Seems about right to me. People are shorting silver & gold to get a return for their investment now that the greatest market-related fears have subsided. Another stimulus is coming up so stonks will probably bounce again

https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/new-stimulus-check-eligibility-democrats-and-republicans-agree-on-this-qualification/

>>23035179
Just build up a large enough cash reserve so that you never have to sell metals until moon time

>>23034767
I think the banking system and the US dollar in general is going to crash, we will see the effects of the world changes from this year, I think a lot of things will go down when it happens. Metals of course will come back and probably moon, but I think there will be a time when silver dips to 12 an oz when it happens. Of course it’s just my speculation, but I’m saving a bit of currency in case it happens

>>23033418
really good premium on 2012 sovereigns but I've no cash for shineys until the end of the month

How do I not get scammed buying gold on, even reliable, websites?

Are Kinebars 100% safe?

>>23034509
never sell

>>23035620
>Are Kinebars 100% safe?
No, but they're kino

>>23035620
Metalor bars with the laser qr code. Not been faked yet. Kinebars have been faked

>>23035570
I got 2 x 2020s this month but now sad as I can't buy more till payday either.
:(

>>23034672

i feel like getting caught up in short term trends, chart analyses, etc. is just a way to lose a lot of money.

line go up!

>>23034921

investors could make it skyrocket like palladium if they had the balls. all this is just fud to stop that from happening so that industrial users don't have to pay out the ass.

>>23027769
How we all doing today? Still out getting gold, my little drilling project is on hold thanks to second wave Covid now, fuck me when does this go out of the public mind? Until than I guess I ll just keep washing dirt til the creeks freeze.

>>23035295
>Greatest market fears have subsided
Dude New York just re-entered lock down and banks are about to fucking go Bankrupt. New and Normie fags need to gtfo of /PMG/ or actually read a fucking non-kiked financial source.

>>23036347
When the stimulus hits asset prices will rise once again

Heres an interesting link from the northern Miner to look into. https://www.northernminer.com/news/silver-and-pgm-snapshot-seven-companies-with-attractive-assets/1003822714/

I am trying to get into poured silver, and I know I can get into a starting kit here https://pmcsupplies.com/casting-supplies/kits/furnace-kits/electric-furnace-kits.. However, what am I missing besides silver shot?

>>23036420
get spare graphite crucibles and borax flux. A pair of welders gloves is also a good idea.

>>23036375
Hyper-inflation is a market fear. Imagine what will happen if lumber prices double again to $1600. People will rip 2x4s out of culturally enriched neighborhood housing for resale.

>>23036458
I am assuming this kit https://pmcsupplies.com/1-kg-basic-gold-and-silver-melting-electric-furnace-kit.html should be enough besides more graphite molds for coins and bars. I am wondering if there is any tumbler you recommend with resources with it.

>>23036347
Are you suggesting there is a better answer to those problems than PMs

>>23036528
not off the top of my head, but there are some really cheap rock polishing tumblers for sale on kids stores that would do your job nicely. That kit should have everything you need, but I would still buy extra crucibles as the ones you buy now are way lower grade than even a few years ago and dont last longer than 10 uses.

>>23035570
>2012 sovereigns
where at?

>>23035115
>926 gram asw $4 platter
jesus dude, thats incredible

>>23036489
If people think it will go up, they will invest in it in hopes of getting higher returns. Supply is down because of shutdowns and demand is up due to stimulus. Stocks are a house of cards waiting to collapse, I know. But the stock market will inflate along with stimulus.

>>23036597
Gotcha. Thanks Panman.

>>23036591
I'm not the one suggesting Silver will go down to $15

>>23034115
and gonna be rare once they get cancelled for appropriating native american culture

>>23035182
$23,000 of silver per $1900 of gold?

if you had $100k into precious metals that would be 4300 ounces of silver and only 4.3 ounces of gold. does anyone have a better ratio?

>>23036650
I think it will dip like it did in March if there’s a market crash before it moons. Not trying to be a dick just wondering what you think the best solutions ar

>>23036676
This would be almost funny if it wasn't so likely to already be on the agenda

>>23034537
You may want to put those quarters in flips so they don't get damaged, dealers will pay a premium for proofs like those if they don't have any damage.

Hope you all are stocking up on merc dimes

>>23029373
why not a asahi, hitachi, or matsushita?

>>23036699
50 to 1 for me, it's between the market ratio and the natural ratio on Earth

>>23036818
Same

Most sensible ratio to stack by

>>23036779
Gold has historically not dipped to any significant extent on a second market crash. Silver is so manipulated however it's a coin toss in either direction. It could dip, or moon violent enough to shake the foundations of the world.
https://goldsilver.com/blog/how-would-gold-perform-in-a-second-stock-market-crash/

>>23031730
eh, could be worse. at least the queen isn't on the back

>>23035295
>people are now shorting silver
(((People))) have been shorting silver forever. Even during this big run up to 29 people have been shorting. Literally means nothing you fucking kike

>>23034081
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>>23036980
i'm curious what people think of platinum, because only platinum and gold show to print higher highs and never any lower lows, while silver managed to reach back to its all time low

>>23037126
Platinum is over bought rn.

>>23037004
I'm not telling you to short

>>23027769
I’m thinking of getting into PMs. I hear people think silver is going back down, so I should maybe wait a couple months to buy? Sadly I was broke as shit and unemployed a year or two ago when it was cheap so I have to wait in line with the panic buy niggers now.

>>23037315
>people think silver is going back down, so I should maybe wait a couple months to buy?
in this clown world manipulated markets you cant judge or estimate what's going to happen or when, based upon any sense of "normal" metrics

anything could go in any direction at any moment

i feel iot could go down some still but not counting on it. i dont feel this is a bad time to buy, but who knows.

Just always remember, when and if you go to sell bullion, you'll be lucky to get full spot price for it. nothing to worry or cry over, but just be aware, we have to pay premiums when we buy, but we dont get paid any premium when we sell

>>23037315
Nobody knows for sure whether the spot price will go up or down but there is speculation for both cases. I personally think spot will go down now that stimulus is being added again soon but I might be wrong. In any case, it's possible that bullion coin dealers won't be offering any better prices even if spot goes down. The best time to buy PMs is now because it's a long term hedge investment -- you don't buy physical metal hoping for a huge profit, you invest hoping to guard against economic crises, and nobody knows when the next big one comes crashing the whole thing.

I say allocate with time: buy a certain amount every month if you want to be sure

>>23036347
It's not even new fags, anyone that isn't a zoomer that got into stock trading in March can see what is coming. Literally brainwashed into thinking stocks only go up by shittier memes, kikes, and reddit.

>>23037315
Depends how much you're gonna buy and how much it is compared to what you're worth

Any advice on how to recover my precious metals that were recently lost in a boating accident?

>>23037489
Odyssey Marine Exploration.

t. Spanish Government

>>23037432
>>23037436
Thanks for the advice fellers

>>23037481
>1 post by this ID
Stocks will go up short term

every time i get some silver in the mail it makes me want to order more. i can't stop buying silver
wtf

>>23027769
You guys ever get any luck with “generic silver” from APMEX? And also is there anything cool from buying secondary coins/bars instead of the direct APMEX branded bars and coins? It’s such a negligible price difference, but I want to know if you ever get anything cool.

>>23037652
Is that real

>>23037652
same, really going over my budget here

>>23037809
you'll be fine with anything you buy from APMEX.
i found their prices sometimes higher that other vendors for similar or same items.
i heard some anons have gotten some neat stuff in those secondary items now and then.

>>23037917
Okay good to know. Yeah APMEX looks a little higher, but also they seem pretty upfront and safe.

>>23037555
I mostly just lurk here.

Stocks will keep being inflated, at least until Trump secured his election, it's a big part of his speeches, and every chance he gets he mentions that the stock market is doing well.

Stimulus will further inflate the stock market, same as before. After a while people will see that the second wave of lockdowns has ass raped the economy more than the first one and that the stocks they've been investing in have a PE ratio of well over 1000. Zoomers and beginners will wonder why they got rug pulled and that's when you want to be in PMs and phyical assets.

Long term mega bullish on PMs and physical assets. Short term still bullish on stocks, although could get volatile before the election.

>>23037652
That design is still better than the new reverse.

>>23036330
anon is this real

is the donald trump beats covid commemorative coin silver? if so I'm so buying that...

>>23037998
I can’t believe there are people who still think Donnie will lose in the current state of things.

>>23038165
yes its very real, got 5 grams today out on my Lightning creek claim again. A young guy brought his kid out to pan and didnt realize I would be there. I told them to fill their boots and dig as much as they wanted so long as they filled their holes up when done. They found gold so I am happy, and I found gold so a win for everyone.

>>23034710
Anybody?

>>23038278
Based and charitable to childrenpilled

>>23038278

That's quite sweet of you pan man. You did a wonderful job.

>>23038278
Nice, getting them started young

>>23038399
>>23038374
>>23038436
I will let basically anyone pan or work my claims so long as they don't leave garbage everywhere and fill in their holes when their done. Also no obvious illegal shit like dredging without me around. The amount of gold they find is tiny to what I am after.

>>23038359
coins are graded for their value to collectors by how beat up they are. If your just after them though for their metal count than scratches or blemishes shouldnt matter too much.

>>23034710
AU = Almost Uncirculated

FDC – Fleur du Coin
Grade Explanation: This only applies to proof coins and these coins are absolutely perfect, without any marks, wear or blemishes.

Unc – Mint State or Uncirculated Coins
Grade Explanation: The UNC graded coins are uncirculated and have totally no trace of wear.

AU – Almost Uncirculated Coins
Grade Explanation: AU graded coins have a small trace of wear visible on the highest points.

XF or EF – Extremely Fine
Grade Explanation: XF grade coins (or EF) have very light wear on only the highest points.

VF – Very Fine
Grade Explanation: VF grade coins have a light to medium wear. All major features are sharp.

F – Fine
Grade Explanation: F grade coins have moderate to heavy even wear. The coin design is clear and bold.

VG – Very Good
Grade Explanation: VG grade coins are well worn. The design is clear, but flat and with lacking details.

G – Good
Grade Explanation: G grade coins are heavily worn. The design and legend are visible but faint in spots.

AG – About Good
Grade Explanation: AG grade coins have an outlined design and parts of date and legend worn smooth.

Fair – Fair State
Grade Explanation: With a coin that has been graded as fair you can identify the coin as to its type.

Basal – Basal State
Grade Explanation: With a basal graded coin you can identify the lump of metal as being a coin.

>>23038278
>not gunning them down and stealing their gold after they fill the holes
Not the gold panner way

>>23027769
Probably a stupid question but is it even worth buying gold or platinum in super small increments? Like 1 grams and shit like that? Obviously it’s valuable but is there ever trouble in dealing with them being so small?

kino

>>23038793
High preemyums

>>23038939
Wrong board fren

>>23038793
>Obviously it’s valuable but is there ever trouble in dealing with them being so small?

One pays meme premiums for little meme units like that, so while Canadian MapleGrams are nifty silver provides even more functionality at lower cost. I'd stick with 1/10oz and larger units.

>>23038793
1/10oz coins & 5 grams gold are really the smallest you should ever buy if you're really poor and can't afford more gold but still want to own some and even then you're getting fucked. Seriously, just save up to buy 1/4oz at the minimum.

1 gram bars of any PM are a rip-off, you'll never get back the premiums you paid

>>23038623
>>23038516
I bought an AU 20 corona and there's a huge scratch/gash in it and looks like shit. I understand it's going to have imperfections but it looks really bad. Wondering if this is acceptable for AU, I just don't know?

>>23039142
pics? if its got major damage but still legible than it will probably be VF graded.

>>23039187
My camera and lighting is not good but you can see the mark okay on this one, it runs from middle of the top of his head towards the eyebrow

>>23039650
>>23039187
Zooming out is a clearer picture of the scratch and in the same shot a comparison of a different AU I received in the same order with no glaring marks

>>23029044

>>23039709
>>23039650
I am by no expert in evaluating coin values, but thats a pretty big mark across the coin. The rest of the coin doesnt look beat up though. Its not AU grade, but its not garbage either. I would place it in the VF range. I am sure some coin collector anons will have a better answer though.

>>23029763
I collect forgeries and I would pay $5 for that. Maybe even $10.

>>23039709
looks like the main thing is the one noticeable scratch on a high part of the surface, with everything else looking about uncirculated. keep in mind, if its not "officially graded" with some grading certification by an accepted and recognized grading agency,,.. then those grading classifications are an ballpark estimate for "ungraded specimen" sales purposes

>>23039806
Thank you for your opinion. If coin store anon is here I would welcome yours as well. This is the third issue I've had with jm bullion with quality control /imperfections on coins. I am extremely hesitant to consider them for additional buys

>>23039858
So it's basically just JM opinion vs mine and I'll just have to see what they'll do for me. Problem is I ordered these a while ago and didn't look at them closely until I got some capsules for them

>>23030459
Yeah never selling, never having to sell is absolutely good.
Though if metal goes up drastically relative to land, I'm going to get me some acreage.

>>23029044
Dude nobody has anything. I just Google search everything and lie. I literally have nothing but a garden gnome and a Yamaha acoustic guitar

Would coin dealers buy defaced silver coins?

>>23039901
if its not officially graded and certified, then the grade is just an estimate assigned by sales for convenience. and was not a guarantee of coin grade, merely a convenient estimate

certified grading costs money and not even worth it for non-numismatics ir one or two coins here and there

besides the one scratch, that coin looks like it could be some level of AU. (AU scale goes from AU50 to AU58)

>>23040096

>>23027881
What's with the satanic themed logo with these graphs? Kind of cringe to be honest.

>>23028212
The trident looks like a triple dildo.

>>23036818
This

>>23039901
>JM opinion vs mine
not really, unless there was some gross misrepresentation then your contention is weak.

did the coin arrive in a protective case?
if not, then it wasn't certified nor was it advertised or sold as certified.

how do you know you didn't scratch it yourself?
easy to do. it sounds like your trying to demand a fully restored mint rolls royce after paying for a used Volkswagen beetle

>>23039879
>>23039901
Hi anon, numisfag here. The coin you posted is a detail coin- damage/cleaning will cause that valuation. Depending on the dealer and your knowledge base you can call them on it, but depending on their market base they may not give a shit. In person buying is always better for this reason. Being a bullion coin it doesn't matter as much but if you paid a large premium for it I'd definitely complain.

>>23034672
just sell enough to cover expenses. If you really have to. If metals skyrocket then you still have exposure to that gain.
Maybe you don't do as well because you had to sell, but at least you got something. I feel like it's not worth the agita to squeeze every last dime out of things.
Meanwhile try to stack more than you'll ever need.

>>23036528
if you're just melting silver you could probably start off with a blow torch rather than jumping straight in with an electric furnace. at least initially

>>23038278
Legend

>>23038939
George Gammon?

>>23036812
sauce?

>>23036812

>>23039709
who'd you buy it from?
I think a reputable dealer will replace or refund even if they think you're a little off base.

>>23036812

>>23036812

>>23034745
So basically my piddly 25 ounce stacklet puts me (roughly) in top 20% status? That's insane.

>>23036808
I couldn't believe he was handing me those when we were going through the 90% stuff out. He did give me a tube to put them in. I may just put them in individual bags for now until I go back in a week or two.

>>23041024
SAUCE

>>23039709
Just because it has a scratch doesn't make it not an AU or BU. I have Morgan dollars that have scratches that still grade BU MS62. There is more to condition than just a slight scratch. Yours is fine I wouldn't worry about it.

>>23037436
Best response. Just start in small, maybe buy four or five ounces at a time, and some junk (90%) when you can. DCA like you do anything else and buy dips. I started with 400 I made off of crypto just fucking around on coinbase and slowly adding to it from there. I don't have a set goal in mind. It'll be there for a few reasons: if/when the whole system goes tits up I'll have it to keep my comfy life going, or should I find myself in such financial shambles for whatever reason it'll be a cushion to break the fall, or when I die it'll go to my kids for them to hold and pass on as well. Object is, never sell.

>>23041095
I can hear this gif

>>23039853
I really want an omega double eagle.

>>23031730
"This is my country," he whispered through pursed lips, "and these are her spiders."

Time to run the concentrates from todays sluicing through the sink sluice to see if I missed anything while panning. I normally only do this in the winter with the dozens of buckets of concentrate I have left over but doing this and listening to podcasts is bliss.

>>23029373
have a proper woman worthy of a merc

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2830-tsx-venture/nfg/85164-new-found-intercepts-41-2-g-t-au-over-4-75-m-and-25-4-g-t-au-over-5-15-m-in-new-high-grade-discovery-at-the-lotto-zone-located-2-km-north-of-the-high-grade-keats-discovery-queensway-project-newfoundland.html

New Found Gold Intercepts 41.2 g/t Au over 4.75 m and 25.4 g/t Au over 5.15 m in New High-Grade Discovery at the Lotto Zone, Located 2 km North of the High-Grade Keats Discovery, Queensway Project, Newfoundland

Bang first hole. Another 100000 meters to go

>>23041804
very nice looking results, I am watching Teuton and Decade Resources right now to see what they come up with at their optioned properties. https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/477-tsx-venture/tuo/84912-high-gold-assays-up-to-475-g-t-indicated-in-lord-nelson-exploration-further-delineation-of-the-silver-gold-zones-in-the-del-norte-drilling.html

>>23029221
Over 5k in 1 transaction gotta fill out a form

>>23027769
Brothers!

>>23041897
Interesting, Golden Triangle miners have been on fire.

>>23042039
kek

>>23041629
yo wtf who is she!?!

>>23042270
plz, who?

>>23041629

no 500lb jabba the hutt? or is the viewer supposed to be jabba? who is holding the chain?

>>23042302
>>23042276

I want to take a gamble on Junior mining stocks. What are some important things I should look for in a miner?

I am so tired from the gym bros.

will holding my silver coins to my chest reinvigorate me?

>>23042276
>>23042302

What will happen to all your savings when we start mining asteroids and the gold supply increases 100x fags?

>>23028546
Sure thing oil slick

How do you guys buy your rocks? In a coin shop with cash, or do you risk buying online with a credit card? I was thinking the latter for my first buy, but I'm spooked by the thought of societal collapse and it being traced back to me when the govt. starts kicking in doors

>>23043116
Better hurry up Elon you have few months left before everything beside pm collapse

>>23043187
It's cute that you think your tiny stacklet will even be on the government's radar when shit hits the fan and not the massive gold kilo bars in bank deposit boxes.

Anyone have experience buying Canada Dollars? Might buy some privately but I'm worried they may be fakes. The guy has a white name so I'm thinking he's probably an honest seller but still worried

Am I making a mistake buying only .999 silver and no junk? What is the benefit of holding junk silver

>>23043116
Probably decades before that even starts, then decades before any returns are made, if it’s even economically feasible in the first place.

>>23043298
No, that's fine. Junk silver is good because you can buy at spot or close to it if you find a decent deal. There are also small opportunities of finding "key dates and mint marks" on coins but thats overblown for the most part

>>23042986
Aurcana (AUNFF)
Impact (ISVLF)
Alexco (AXU)
Great Panther (GPL)

>>23043220
So, no one here is worried about a possible paper trail

>>23043116
By the time we actually develop methods to cost-effectively mine asteroids we'll all be dead. We can barely get 2 motherfuckers INTO space, and no one seems to give a shit about actually progressing outer space travel/exploration at a pace to give a shit about.

>>23034081
AGEs are only .900 fine. But they have an extra 3g to make it a full toz of .999.

>>23034537
fair enough
and yes, the philharmoniker are incredible stupid.

>>23038939
>>23038997
What? No, not wrong board. George Gammon is based and very bullish on gold. He should be mandatory viewing for everyone here

>>23043187
Coin shop, with cash. Occasionally I make small purchases (2 ozt. or less) online if I can find a good deal.
The Government won't come for your stack unless it's stored in a bank deposit box, it's guaranteed to be too small to make a difference to them should they decide to confiscate. However they will seize your stack if they kick your door down for unrelated reasons.

>>23043499
Just bury your silver in a chest with some GPS coordinates and youre solid

>>23037652
same problem here, it's addicting in a way but frankly i was the same way with cash, I would just put it away for long term, so why not PMs?

>>23043644
91.67% to be exact, with 3% silver and 5.33% copper. Great looking and durable, but not pure gold. This is why I only buy Maples

>>23027963
Just ordered Britainias (and Krugerrands) this weekend. Based!

>>23043833
*Britannias, spellcheck

>>23041024
>>23041629
>>23042270
>>23043370
pathetic

>>23043827
No wonder it has that certain look/shine to it... like a darker version of pure gold. Never knew that but it makes sense now

>>23037652
We all know that feel fren

This guys giving away a free gram of gold. His vids kinda suck because his camera is really shit and can never focus on what he's talking about

http://youtu.be/xfvK72_VhDs

>>23044291
>We all know that feel fren

Indeed we do fren.

>>23043116
This is the timeline where the Reich lost anon. No space exploration this millennium.

I have option to buy big amount of silver world war 2 medals made of 999 silver for 5% over spot or usa junk silver 900 also 5 % over spot while bullion cost me 23% tax in my country. I already have almost 300 oz of bullion coins and wanted to buy some junior mining stocks but this seems to be a good deal. Which should I buy to make it easier to liquidate later and with bigger profit?

>>23045487
fuck liquidating, buy the damn medals son.

>>23045571
Honestly I would not have heart to melt it for bar if couldn't sell them but at least I could show pmg frens some history

I'm voting for Trump.

>>23045676
if you already have 300 oz I don't see any reason you'd ever need to melt them. it is always worth it to buy history. keep some other fool from melting them.

>pay day of the month
Time to get another 1000 share of impact silver. I may be a poor wageslave now, but soon...

>>23029296
>>23029221
15 000 EUR here

t. Polack welcome to my country

New
>>23044401
>>23044401
>>23044401

>>23040218
Ridiculous comparison. Au described as "slight wear on highest points" and there is clearly a large scratch over a large portion of the coin. I know I did not cause the damage because I never removed from flips they sent the coin in until I looked at it. It is clear the detail is high other than the obvious damage of this scratch. How does a .9 coin even get a scratch this badly

>>23040293
I am not sure what you mean by this wording
>The coin you posted is a detail coin- damage/cleaning will cause that valuation

Can you rephrase?

>>23034672
I'm in it for the constitutional money reset. When. I can walk into the Chase Manhattan Treasury Branch® and swap for nubuxx