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Beautiful 5 Francs. I've been wanting to get a 5 unit silver Coin from each LMU country, how much would it cost?

>>23283067
This but unironically

>>23283067
Popeye the Sailor Moon agrees! Keep stacking silver friends!

>>23283067

>>23283082
I think now around €20 euro’s for each franc depending where you live

I have this much stuff. Not great. Not terrible.

>>23283123
Are there any 5 unit coins that are especially expensive?

>>23283215
I dunno just have the Belgian and Italian ones that I got for spot at a flea market for €15 a piece

Love the french and belgians 5 francs, especially french 5 francs with Napoleon's face

>>23283044

China is apparently buying shit ton of silver
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0Y1XaKbIsQ

>>23283983
China buying what is genuine and most likely going to flood the market with fakes. in the end no one wins because who ever china leaves in charge of the silver will be left with fakes.

>>23284065
I don't think fakes are correlated with them buying the metal, they are probably stockpiling it for industrial reasons.
No doubt that they are going to flood the market / are already doing it with fakes in either case.

Just a reminder to not buy from Russians. I once bought a coin from a Russian it turns out it wasn't even a coin. Peace out.

>>23283983
The Chinese going directly to refineries or buying all the dore bars from producers sounds like desperation or foreknowledge of what's coming.

Seems bullish to me.

>>23284980

Yeah pretty bullish , yet another big addition on the demand side

>>23284980
>>23285201
What are they buying the silver for? Solar panel components? Stacking? Missile guidance systems?

>>23285255

Probably all of the things you mentioned and more

>>23283044
I wonder how many hands you had to cut off to buy that OP

>>23285298
10 gorillion

>>23283044
Your daily reminder not to trust Hitlerites and Greenbackers.

https://www.garynorth.com/public/department141.cfm

Whether you have a central bank print paper money, or have the government do it directly, MMT and communism are just as evil.

For weeks now, every thread has had infiltrators from /pol/ virtue-signalling about Jews in every post, triple-bracketing every other word, promoting communist, neo-Nazi, Greenbacker rubbish like A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind. Expect those whom you attack to fight you back.

Daily reminder to not reply to the Jewish troll, just ignore

Hide and continue anons, and remember anyone who doesn’t post stack is a shill and should GTFO

>>23285510
lol yep

>>23285255
space ships

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>23283215
Yeah greece & crete will hurt a bit.

Thoughts on $28/oz? Should I buy?

>>23285715
I've been getting 24-26 but the midwest is a great place to shop

>>23285805
michigan is shit. premiums high as fuck

>>23283044
>>23283065
Leopold was a good boy he didn't do nothing
2018 Kookaburra so far my favourite kook

>>23285543
>anyone who doesn’t post stack is a shill and should GTFO
That's exactly what a glownigger would say... I'm not really for this "policy", we are here in the first place because we are defiant toward the NWO and their talmudic system trying to enslave and empoverish us. I want my stack to be secure, and i'm way more afraid of my bolchevik gubment trying to steal it than niggers on crack breaking into my house. Posting your stack is literally handing them ammunitions to fuck you over later down the road. And i don't speak about a potential far away dystopian future, we're already at the breaking point. The coof plandemic was the catalyst (((they))) engineered to take over and finally implement their NWO in full scale : GAVI, agenda 2030, the Great Reset, HR 6666 mandatory vaccination decret, microsoft 060606 crypto patent, ID2020, luciferase bioluminescent patent mark on the hand as proof of vaccination, BIS CBDC hyperledger implementation, social credit score, massive censorship, etc... They aren't even hiding it anymore, only the NPCests of NPCs still refuse to acknowledge what is now obvious : the mark of the beast is coming for 2021. And it will come after a huge economical crisis they prepare either for end of this year or early-mid 2021. Once it's done, the ppl are out of work and currencies are worthless (((they))) will propose to offer us a globalized central banks digital currency to replace money, but at ONE condition : you get your covid vaccine. Since half the country will be unemployed they will gladly accept this UI. And anyway you wont be allowed to travel, go in grocery stores, any public spaces or at your job without a proof of vaccination. It already started.

You all must understand this is the final struggle, either the people revolt against it, or they accept their fate as slaves of techno-satanist transhumanists eugenicists.
t. anon who was foolish enough to post his stack to be part of the cool kids club and immediately regretted it

>>23285715
Yes.
Not bad depending on if its brand new & in what quantity its coming in.
Most people are paying anywhere from $29 - $30 an ounce outside of coins.

>>23285901
Michigan bro here.
Be ready to own land if you don't already.
Most shops in Michigan don't have any real inventory left.

>>23285805
>>23286026
Appreciated.

>>23283044
>>23283065
I'm really interested in a decent write up on these coins in terms of buying power and history etc. anyone got a link? I really want to be able to contextualise these pieces of history beyond their material specs

>>23285939
conspiracy detected

>>23285939
pretty much this

>>23285939
The buzzwords are just stacked on top of each other, it's like a piece of art

>>23285255
Did I hear Maguire say that they may be stacking silver as a secondary component of a gold-backed Yuan, or was I just falling asleep and imagining things?

Anyway, I think it's fascinating that China has sent out it's worker ants to collect silver Dore directly, it's a huge shift and among other things suggests that China has no faith in the continued functioning of the wholesale bullion market as it exists today.

2 primary reasons I kicked scrapping sterling into overdrive this spring was to save lots of money and to ensure I could actually maintain consistent access to more silver. The March bottom was insane and while I was fast and managed to load up, the evaporation of basically all inventory within a few days scared the crap outta me. It probably terrified industrial users even more. I wasn't about to let myself get cucked out of further piles of cheap silver so shifted to less immediately liquid but still perfectly good scrap sources so I could bypass the fickle and inconsistent physical market.
In spite of their antics the Chinese aren't stupid; I'm sure they saw the writing on the wall and decided to reposition and bypass the unreliable bullion markets. Going directly and buying raw silver from producers would confer enough of an advantage to be worth setting up now if they're confident that the existing official exchanges will shit themselves soon. And now that the former flow of product into western refineries has been disrupted by China restructuring it's silver sourcing strategy, that anticipated exchange default will be happening even sooner right?

To those considering gambling with your physical stack in hopes of buying it all back plus more during a market crash... Don't do it frens it's a trap.

>>23286291
>among other things suggests that China has no faith in the continued functioning of the wholesale bullion market as it exists today.
Or maybe they just want to secure reliable flows of metal? If it's straight from the smelters, they can probably get it in a more manageable form than just bullion, too. Easier to transport and to put into industrial use?

>>23285939

Everything in your post is sound apart from the anti-semitism, so I won't report it.

>>23286353
>Or maybe they just want to secure reliable flows of metal?

That's a big part of my point. If the exchanges aren't considered reliable anymore then it's rational for China to front run by hoovering up raw dore as well as fresh refined product, and them doing so will make the exchanges even more fragile and unstable.

I don't think it's more convenient for them to have to reconfigure and start importing and refining raw Dore unless they expect to soon have no other reliable source or supply line. It appears that China is already accepting the failure/collapse of the existing bullion market as an impending reality, so whatever they're doing now is their reaction to that anticipated future event.

>silver selling off again

>>23286679
That is because DXY is up https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/TVC-DXY/.. Stupid investors do not know that the dollar is not a save haven asset anymore.

>>23286380
Cringe

>>23286698
I know, I'm just having fun posting funny images, sir.

>>23286792
Buuut, if you anons look at the DXY while they are still coupled inversly. You can tell a few minutes in time what will happen to silver prices.

I bought some peace dollars and they were cleaned at some point. Problem is is they smell weird, different than my other junk silver, and even my other peace dollars. Should i get them tested (i'm 99% certain they're real) or was it because they were stored improperly, cleaned with some weird chemical?

>>23285939
very based

>>23286179
This used to be a conspiracy for a long time, since they used covert means to forward their agenda. But this isn't a conspiracy anymore since they do it in the open now. You either are a NPC brainlet or a glownigger to not see it. More likely you are a brainlet though.

>>23286267
>wtf this anon used WORDS

>>23286929
orly
> luciferase bioluminescent patent mark on the hand as proof of vaccination

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/bill-gates-id2020/

>>23286958
>snopes
wait, d-do you really expect us to read this propaganda turd? lmao

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luciferase

https://www.healthline.com/health-news/covid-19-vaccination-refusal-mandate
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2020/08/how-coronavirus-covid-vaccine-mandate-would-actually-work-cvd/
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1311816/coronavirus-vaccine-UK-mandatory-vaccination-compulsory
https://www.mic.com/p/mandatory-covid-19-vaccinations-heres-what-states-employers-can-legally-require-29575218
and billions others articles...

>>23287080
>wait, d-do you really expect us to read this propaganda turd? lmao

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32604011/

> Influenza vaccination can reduce serious illness, such as lower respiratory tract infections requiring hospitalization and death in COPD patients (GOLD guidelines). Patients are urged to protect themselves with influenza vaccine in particular due to increased risk of COVID-19 infection” (Dr. Martin Balzan, Consultant Respiratory Physician, Deputy Chairman of Department of Medicine and President of the Medical Association of Malta – personal communication

pubmed it's also propaganda? kek

Friendly reminder 23.50 should hold if it drops to there. If it doesn't, have cash at the ready. But I highly doubt it won't hold

>>23287125
Thanks for the updated TA.

>>23285901
Western Michigan here. I get 2.50 premiums on generics and 3 on non ase coins

>>23283137
Its okay but why dont you have gold?

>>23287194
Northeast fag here

>>23287181
No problem anon.. This was from a couple days ago but the memelines still hold. Didn't think it was necessary to grab another screenshit but let me know if you guys want it with today's pricing

>>23287116
This is some serious example of goalpost moving right there... How your link have anything to do with luciferase used as a bioluminescent agent as marker of proof of vaccination?

>>23287224
First of all, this is not a good topic for my favorite thread in /biz/, just fuck off on >>>/x/

>>23287125
Thank you TA fren

>>23286854
Yeah, but I don't really care about spot. I mean I try to stack physical when it's low, but a few minutes are irrelevant. It's kind of irrelevant to miners too, if you only have a few minutes time.

>>23286698
Dollar is probably going above 100 at some point in the next few months. Until Congress acts, deflationary forces are winning.

>>23287125
How do you draw memelines btw? Do you need some type of software?

where do you guys buy your old coins? Have only been stacking for 2 months and I only have about 15 ounces so im pretty new

>>23287392
You can use any software or web app that has candlestick charting and drawing tools
>thinkorswim (td ameritrade platform)
>tradingview.com (free; can pay for more features)
Recommend tradingview for people who aren't in stonks, futures, or forex

>>23286679
Good

Cup and handle forming for DXY since they are now seeing a biden win as impossible due to quid pro quo, and no stimulus hitting the market.Cup and handle for DXY means people will flee from silver a lot more meaning more cheapies if the trends continue.

>>23283137
Some rare engelhards you have there. Very nice

>>23287513
Based, gibs me cheapies

>>23287378
based Vreneli stacker

>>23287550
Yup. VIX says people will follow the trend a lot harder due to uncertainty. This increases the chances of more cheapies.

>>23285939
Unbelievably based and Alex Jonespilled

>>23287513
That cup and handle isn't even finished forming yet. You're calling it too early.

>>23285939
(You)
https://youtu.be/5X9RUOEOoNQ

>>23287431
>babby's first attempt at /biz/lines

>>23287513
Anon for this to be a cup and handle the DXY needed to have gone back to around 97 before forming the handle
That was just a breakout of the bear flag bouncing off one of the fib lines

>>23287296
I accept your concession, dear glowie.

>>23287780
Thats a good start anon. I do recommend using candlestick charts as you get all the information required. There are quick 5 minute videos online if you're not familiar with how they work.
Take the memelines to the wick; not the candle to form your trends. False breakouts can happen

>>23285504
Friendly reminder that all those that promote and practice usury are enemies to all people of all races and cultures. Humanity will never be lifted from this darkness we face until we wipe the slate clean from the invisible hand of usury.

>>23287821
I was intending to use candles, but couldn't find the setting. Anyway, I'll have a look later on. Thanks for the info fren.

Help me /pmg/, my husband is upset that I blew 3 grand on silver this week. He thinks I'm wasting money. He thinks it's all conspiracy bullshit.

>>23288014
show bobs or gtfo

>>23288014
Finally I have an excuse to post this.

When are the earnings for most miners going to be need to see when GDX will stop fucking crabbing

>>23288014
Tell him to suck a fat one while pointing to the stimulus check that does not exist. https://imgur.com/MVKtNnw

>>23287826
>those that promote and practice usury are enemies to all people
I agree, and gas the jews.
There are two pieces that make it more complicated for me that'd I'd like to learn.
1. Inflation. If I let you borrow $100 and you give it back 5 years later, that'd be $106.67. Who should eat that hidden cost? Or with 'real' money, would inflation be nonexistent?
2. 'Free money'. We see this now in the housing market. If you could a loan with 0%apr, what would stop housing, car, tuition, (fill in the blank) to balloon even farther out of control? This one bugs me the most. I absolutely hate how inflated residential property is, and I caught myself wishing interest rates could go back up into the teens so these faggots could stop these cartoon prices. But I hate the idea of paying that to kikes even more. Working idea that just popped in as I wrote this out - interest rates were just a hidden cost to home ownership and that's being transferred to home value and out of the banks pocket at the expense of taxes and insurance rates. It's still too damn high.

>>23288014
Tell him to read a history book

>>23287671
This is unironically 100% true.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh0TXtB0NxU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KqP_Js7rqs

You should listen at the billionaires freaks, technocrats and scientists ruling over us : they say exactly the same thing as AJ. I really start to think Lucifer is some sort of AI defeated and put on "survival mode" for thousands of years, trying to push humans into giving it a physical form by hinting at humans new techs and ideas using some sort of etheric subliminal techniques, but who are just the blueprint to build back a setup for the AI.

>>23288117
What does that graph mean? How will it affect us?

>>23288014
You are clearly too intelligent for this loser. Anyone using the term "conspiracist" to belittle someone is 100% of the time a clueless NPC retard. The term literally have been coined by the CIA hoping for the NPC to use it for this very purpose. Your husband is a soulless subhuman trash.

>>23288163
https://youtu.be/Yd6AZnpBdeM
https://youtu.be/3LXNI3UZW38
https://youtu.be/_gbZlnyuQ6g

>>23288014
>I blew 3 grand on silver this week

Based.

My wife collects 100oz bars and mining stock too so I dunno what it's like to be married to a retard, good luck but at least you are gonna make it even if he doesn't.

>>23288290
God i wish i'll meet a grill like this one day. I mean, i can always convince a new partner to buy into silver. But i want to meet one who is ALREADY stacking. Because i'd instantly know she's the perfect fit for me.

Todays a junk silver type of day.
>>23283044
Second Dubs /pmg/ in a row
>>23285543
Those Mexican coins are unattainable I swear.

Thank you santa for keeping silver down long enough for me to put my order into the LCS

>>23288235
Canada is about to or is going through a possess of hyper inflation (rip in pepperonis leafs) which is aided by their monthly stimulus checks. This will have a knock on foreign relations with plc & UN since we seen clips of them in canada. This will affect NAFTA meaning canada will be even more of a dead weight than it already is by being china's slave through the 1 belt 1 road initiative.
TLDR, canada defaulting affects the silver mines in mexico by having to increase their prices along with us mines due to canada's absolute degenerate policies. Canada will be china's honey slut that will be the next tool in negotiations to take down the dollar system.

bros i have zero asserts in gold or silver, i feel like i cant wait for a dip. i think i should buy 20k now, then another 20k is theres a dip.

There is a lot of basedness in this thread.
Too bad there is also a bunch of clueless brainlets "y-you're a c-conspitard!" polluting it.
Oh well, some anons are not worth saving anyway. Which make me wonder : why do they stack in the first place? I thought the normans' destination of choice was smg..

>>23288494
How does this affect me, given that my stocks are denominated in CAD?

>>23288544
Depending on what state you are in you might get taxed if you order over 10K at once

>>23288544
5k at a time. Do not get the fed on your tail.
>>23288585
If you want to risk the change of canada not being bailed out from the IMF or China, then shift some mining stock to mexico. If you want to risk it, then sink harder into those mining stocks since the price will increase a lot due to hyper inflation.

>>23288014
Me and my fiancée are stackers. She’s very into the numismatics and I’m in it for the storage of value. Why not tell him it’s your hobby and you like pretty shiny stuff. Or your grandad collected coins. Or be an honest woman and tell him You want to fucking stack. Also general PSA don’t buy exorbitant amounts of PMs and not have fiat to buy things you need to survive.

>>23288494
>Canada will be china's honey slut

Sounds delightfully degenerate, please provide lurid details. Trudeau isn't suckling Xi's syrup-drizzled balls yet is he?
When do us Burgers get to annex Cuckanada and form a circumpolar strategic alliance with Russia?

>>23288479
based and generous papy jew pilled
I wish for Xmas that Santalmud will gib us a special gift in the form of a manipulated megadip. But even if it happen i don't think the greedy LCS will give us a pass anyway. :(

>>23288630
I mean, I get that if there's inflation the stocks will appreciate, but then again the currency will fall, so doesn't that mean that in real terms it will be the same more or less? What happens if they don't get bailed out?

>>23287125
an hour later and it seems you're exactly correct. Ag touched 23.55 and now it's going the other way.

>>23287826
>>23288126

Report false-flag infiltrators on sight.

>>23288713
In real terms, it falls but stock number goes up. If they do not get the bailout then most companies in canada will belly up if they do not have a lot of free cash flow to keep up with hyperinflation.
>>23288701
Trudeau is stroking it since he is still rejecting US's help for a chinese vaccine. Burgerfags have to go through the election. If biden passes then we will follow canada to be a stroker. Aka, very bullish for silver.

>>23288494
Thank you for the reply. I also remember that Canada sold all of it good a few years ago. Wow what a place to live in

>>23288014
He's right though. Everything is going to be comfy cozy forever and nothing bad will happen ever again. Economies never have drastic downturns and currencies never fail. The dollar has been a reliable store of wealth since the dawn of time and silver is a silly joke that some kids on Tik Tok came up with a couple months ago.

>>23288911
Again, this is the year of the rake. Took a while, but leaf bros on the Himalayan coding forums knew it was coming.

>>23288789
Funposting aside I appreciate you speculating on the complications that'll arise from Canada willingly subordinating itself into a Chinese vassal state and further watering down their syrupbux. Important situation to keep in mind, any further thoughts on the international knock-on effects of current Canadian policies?

>>23288451
>Those Mexican coins are unattainable I swear.
really? the libertads are hard to get?
(I have a couple so I like hearing this.)

>>23289010
I can only guess on mister black face giving a handy to both the us and canada. We can see the UN and PLC (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bnWoZg_L1E)) having a hidden agreement to partition the oil or mining lands from canada to fuel the BRIC's system to counter the dollar hegemony since we see a growing presence of the communists in the UN & their other member agencies. You then have the concentration camps (that were admitted in the Canadian parliament https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Uk4LVvdi-Q).). This can be a basis for slave labor or government acquisition to host a staging base for china to attack the USA through threats or real actions. The chinese use of elite capture is a big leverage over the current leaf administration where they can target trudo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JzZKuIHzTU.. This has indicated to you leafs that your PM is an absolute cuck.
TLDR, canada. You screwed North American territory again. You made south america be the next belt and road location, ruin the nafta, allow UN and China to bail themselves from your expense, and you will blame it on the US.

>>23287561
Patrician stack, fren. LMU is best MU.

>>23285939
im not reading all that shit, get the fuck outta here

>>23287378
kino, i like the fm bars, shame their shipping rates are ridiculous

>>23289284
Canada has so many things currently wrong with it, I don't even know where to begin. Selling off all our gold was one thing, allowing chinese nationals to buy out the entire housing sector, selling off our logging and mineral rights, threatening to close down our heavy metal smeltors and than to top it all off our handling of corona has ruined thousands of peoples jobs. I still cant believe that were budgeting for concentration camps either, whos bright idea was that in the liberal party!?

>>23289418
tldr he is worried if he posts stack government will come if they need silver and shit and take it because they get ur ip

>>23288604
>>23288630
i live in canada

>>23289493
Ask mister black face for your response. He will paw your silver and gold while passing over to the chinese.

>>23289463
I picked them up when silver started moving up fast. FM updates their prices infrequently. So I was able to pick up the bars and the rounds for like $1.50 over spot when adding in shipping to the cost. Otherwise, yeah, I probably wouldn't have made the purchase considering their shipping.

>>23289500
as if the dealers wouldnt instantly roll on all of us and hand over sales logs when handed a subpoena

bit of good news this morning from the Golden Triangle!

Ascot Resources orders new milling equipment to upgrade the Premier mill complex.
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/667-tsx/aot/85844-ascot-places-order-for-the-sag-and-ball-mills.html
Skeena Resources Intersects 7.01 g/t AuEq over 20.00 metres in 21C Zone Infill Drilling at Eskay Creek
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/787-tsx/ske/85771-skeena-intersects-7-01-g-t-aueq-over-20-00-metres-in-21c-zone-infill-drilling-at-eskay-creek.html

>>23289558
Get out of canada fren. >>23289493
>>23289284

>>23289573
nigger talk to him not me i agree

>>23289590
But my ore is here! The ground here in BC is fantastic, but if I had to I would move to Alaska. Hyder wouldnt be to bad either honestly.

>>23283044
as a proud Belgian i can confirm that owning such a coin is a real honor. Lepold II killed millions of Congoniggers and chopped off their hands when they didn't meet the rubber quota. Whole villages were collectively punished when they failed. Imagine a whole village with niggers without hands lmao. basically a deathsentence. quite brilliant. Great man

>>23289672
HOLY FUCKING BASED

>>23289671
Pan man. You are inseparable with PMG. We do not want you to be in a coof camp, and not be here. Please take the steps to be able to evacuate safely before that option closes. Got to look ahead fren. Wait till the US elections to make a choice.

>>23289711
at the same time he was quite progressive, there was no need for guards or anything like that. Niggers were free to roam around an chose their own working schedule. But when the administrators came by you better made sure u meet the quotum or else : CHOP CHOP NIGGA

>>23289284
Thanks anon, I'll be keeping a close eye on Der Ewige Leaf, definitely an interesting pile of complications to monitor.

>>23289731
if shit hits the fan, I will go to Hyder to hide out with my american friends there. I will be bringing all my notes and info with me, canada will not profit off my work than dispose of me.

>>23289844
Lazy nogs punished by King Leopold II based policies

How do I even begin to look and pick mining stocks? Should I just go juniors ?

>>23289841
Good. Having friends to back you up is worth. Get the necessary supplies before hyper inflation hit you guys, and you can not buy it anymore. It is all about looking ahead which PMG is all about.
>>23289883
PAN MAN has the answers.

>>23289814
unironically how i would be as a dictator. i dont give a fuck about what you do but I NEED 100 OZ BY TUESDAY

>>23289939
That was the US goverment once covid hit the USA. They forced manufacture companies like 3M to pump out 100 million n95 in a week.

>>23289883
Go back into our /pmg/ back catalog and have a look at some of the companies we have looked at. Look at their drill / sample results, look at where their working if its a mining friendly district. Look at their corporate board and see how much of their own project stock the corporate side owns, look and see if major names in the mining world have invested or are backing the project. There is a lot to go over but this will help. We can also help look over suggested companies as well.

>>23289841
i wish i had friends
desu social connects might be worth more than gold in a cyberpunk future

>>23289841
>canada will not profit off my work than dispose of me.


I could imagine you retreating into an old mine and luring them inside after you. I hear it takes over a thousand bodies to fill up a nice deep winze and those sharp Estwing pickaxes are pretty silent when being sunk deep into the right type of material ;)

>>23289493
We keep pointing out that the left is malicious and destructive. But the citizens can't accept that because their politicians mouth platitudes about racism and equality.

>>23288733
Memes are powerful fren

>>23287826
There is nothing inherently wrong with usury. Lending is important for businesses that need leverage, but the lender should be responsible about who he lends to. The government being involved in the lending practices of banks (by guaranteeing loans) is what leads to corrupt lending.

>>23290201
spoopy kookaburra

>>23290230
The price was spoopier
>60$ one oz
I needed it though. The best kook

>>23288014
send bobs and vagene pic

>>23290159
O those fucks better stay out of my ground, I barely tolerate the mines inspectors let alone other government twats. And yea, mines are super dangerous for the untrained.... all it would take is an old stick of Forcite to go off and anyone inside has a very bad time.

>>23290213
>nothing wrong with usury
yeah okay

>>23290287
id pay that if i wasnt picking up a bigfoot leaf tomorrow

>>23290324
lol, you will meekly comply, and you know it.

>>23290346
>yeah okay
not an argument

>>23290324
nigger youre in canada. what are you going to fire at them? rocks?

>>23290382
I'll argue against usury
>every business and person is on debt
>in debt to who?
>the bankers
>why is everyone who makes something valuable for society indebted to bankers who do nothing but make money off money

>>23290430
>make money off money THEY PRINT OUT OF NOTHING
For that matter

>>23290382
this is a metals general, if you wanna start shit about paper, do it somewhere else. usury is how we got here, the private banks control our money.

>>23290324
>all it would take is an old stick of Forcite to go off and anyone inside has a very bad time.

An unforseeable tragic accident of course.

Messing with a hardrocker in his own territory would be like chasing a dragon into it's treasure lair. Not a good idea lol.

Have you ever heard of or seen people converting old mines or stopes in bigger mines into de-facto SHTF/fallout bunkers? Not sure what inspectors would say about obvious bunkers but an "explosives magazine" would probably meet with approval?

>>23290444
checked

>>23290413
>>23290347
I will probably leave like I ve stated before, but no seriously stay the fuck out of mines, especially the the one I like to wander around. Old dynamite will ruin your day. I am only half joking about this, all it takes is one idiot to hit an old box of Forcite with a rock or a tool and good bye world.

Price action is so boring lately

>>23290505
>not wanting to talk about funny money in a general about sound money
>funny money being a basis for macrfundamentals of precious metals
>t. Retard

>>23290558
go fuck yourself

>>23290532
Is it common for old forcite to be left around mines? Do people just forget about it after setting up or how does that happen?

hi pee em gee, I don't usually come to your thread, but I would like some advice. I am a big dummy retard and bought a leveraged silver ETF (AGQ) at the exact top of the recent silver run. What do you predict for silver's price in the short term (1 month)? I am considering dropping this bag for something else but just wanted to know your opinion first
thanks!

>>23290529
On paper and in practice we almost never leave explosives underground. Its not a smart move due to off gases and how humid mines get. I have seen more than one old mine half filled with supplies and bug out gear though, especially down on the lower mainland by Vancouver. Squamish has a few old minesites that have even been converted into full scale grow ops. In the Thompson River there is at least one custom built underground bunker too, built for the Cold War and are still maintained in private hands.

>>23290532

Do you ever recover awesome old stuff from mines? Like $100,000 old Levi jeans tucked in a crevice, antique whiskey bottles or vintage ore carts and track for your own claims? Ever find old piles of sorted high-grade that you've grabbed?

>>23290430
>>23290444
Creating massive inflation through money printing is evil, but the practice of lending money at interest is not bad. If an individual is unprepared to pay back a loan, they shouldn't borrow money. The terms of the loan are known in advance, therefore accountability on the part of the borrower is essential. Banks are supposed to consider your ability to pay back a loan because they want to get paid back. The problem comes when interest rates are manipulated lower and the fed/govt encourages loans to be made that a bank wouldn't normally make. Abolish the fed, and get the govt out of finance and all the problems associated with usury go away.

>>23290601
in the old days, hell even in the 1960s and 70s you could go down to the hardware store and buy the stuff. The more accessable mines have usually been sort of cleaned up, but working in the more remote locations I ve found whole bags of ANFO laying about, bundles of detcord, those cute little cardboard boxes of Dupont detonators and fuses and yes boxes of unused dynamite. Forcite and its other forms love to weep over time too, the nitroglycerin drips out of the sticks after a while and becomes insanely dangerous. I ve seen old fuses go off under feet too, never a fun time.

>>23290682
I get what youre saying anon. I really do. But the core issue with modern usury is the fractional reserve system. Currently banks don't even need a reserve to print and lend any amount of money.
If that were okay, I should be able to print money i don't have and buy government bonds myself with that newly printed money.
I cant, you know why? Because I'm not a member of the club. Unfortunately my nose just doesn't reach the minimum length to ride.
Lending money you HAVE to someone and expecting a return on that, is something entirely different from modern lending practices.

>>23287513
so I should stop buying miners until the next big dip ? I wont, I prefer not taking risk and just use my paycheck on miners whenever I can, fuck timing, I'm too retarded for that.

>>23290672
Well I did grab a nice ore cart this season so that counts, called in a few favors from guys who owed me to winch this bitch up a mountain side. I ve found everything from every kind of garbage imaginable in old mines, a car or two as well. Lots of neat old gear like picks, shovels, head lamps, stickin johnny's. Lots of rocker shovels (widow makers) and yes a ton of old unshipped ore. One of my favorite hard rock claims has about 200 tonnes of hand sorted ore on it, but good luck getting it back to a mill for processing.

>>23290834
That anon doesn't know what he's talking abou. A cup and handle requires a move back to the top of the cup. Not a third of the way up.
>>23290759
Thats interesting and good to know. I know if I stumbled across a mine I would likely have tried to explore without even thinking about that

>>23290834
>fuck timing, I'm too retarded for that.


Same here fren, keeping comfy and accumulating what I can when I can too, but least as self-aware retards we can keep ourselves from getting into too much trouble trying to play games.

my current stack. the jew fears the iron HODLer

>>23290772
Yes, modern lending practices are predatory and fractional reserve banking should not exist, but that's not what we were discussing. We were talking about the principle of lending money. Like I said in my prior post, we should get the government out of lending altogether, allow banks that make bad loans to fail, and force banks to actually compete in the market again. The FDIC creates a huge moral hazard because banks know that no matter how much they fuck up the fed's got their back.

>>23291008
I agree that money, when lent properly and the free market dominates, is no different than buying/selling any other asset. Free market aspect is definitely very important as well.

>>23290977
I honestly never invested and don't intend to invest more than twice in my life. PM is the first time, Uranium will be the second, i'm done after that.

>>23290083
Any video / readings on how to even look at a mining company? I’m a retard who bought crypto and never a stock. Went into physical silver and I’m ready for miners. Would it be wise to buy 10 stocks of juniors or go like 50% into bigger miners and then rest into juniors? Should I buy gold stocks? I own zero oz of gold.

>>23286698
Oh so thats why my entire portfolio is down today

>>23291126
I am about to head out to get some chores done but give me a bit I ll see if I can find a few links to vids on the subject, there are a few different channels that are good.

>>23288014
You will never pass tranny.

>>23290759
>>23290892
>>23290658

You're a wealth of info and experience, thanks Pan Man. What were they mining where you recovered that ore cart? I'm retarded but it looks like a more recent adit?

Regarding that special hardrock gold claim you have, is it a pit or are you going underground? Was all the ore like that chunk of boxworks(?) float you like to post or is that just the exposed decomposed surface with intact auriferous pyrite(?) deeper? I'm just a fossil hunter pardon the clumsy terminology but you have just about the most fascinating profession on earth, it's very interesting.

>>23291008
Also I think the creature from jekyll island pits the FDIC into a very good perspective.
Pic related (1/3)

>>23291266
2/3

>>23291303
3/3 (later in the book; doesn't flow from previous 2)

>>23291266
>>23291303
>>23291347
Good stuff, anon. I've actually never read the Creature from Jekyll Island, but that's pretty much exactly how I look at it.

>>23291126
I started out only investing in juniors but now im finding I want exposure to more developed companies. There are good finds to be had at less than a dollar a share.

>>23291400
Great book. Haven't finished it yet but I do highly recommend for those who want to learn more about how banks effectively leech off society.
Also checked

My 85-year old dad has started his transition into being a goldbug. I told him that it's better to start stacking some silver before investing in gold since silver has a larger upside, did I do the right thing? He's looking to drop a couple dozen grand.

Also, very interesting hearing his stories about life pre-1971 and he entirely agrees that something changed after the 70's. Seems like this is a experience shared by older boomers.

>>23291237
That was a "tungsten" mine dug an old boy by the name of Sheapou. The old frenchman was digging this in the 40s and 50s but I dont think it was the tungsten he was after, it was the same vein system that the Cariboo Hudson Mine was chasing. I ve picked visible gold from the hanging wall in that working. It is one of the strangest workings I ve ever been in, dude obviously wasn't a miner, he dug all sorts of off shoots, winces and rises haphazardly and didnt seem to be changing a vein, he just dug what ever looked like ore to him. As for my claims the one with the 200 tonnes of hand piled ore was an underground mine, but its too hard to reach without building a new road. My main hard rock prospect, the one where the multicolored ore comes from, is currently only a set of trenches and surface outcrops I ve channel sampled and cleared off with an excavator. My partner on the property and I were going to drill it but covid seems to have screwed that up for us. Most of the ore is decomposed, its a quartz barite host vein as a stockwork with high grade Au / Ag, Zn and Pb on the contacts of a phyilite country rock. Lots of other mineralization scattered around in the form of pyrite and pyhorite, and minor chalcopyrite as well. I ve traced 3 major vein systems over the course of the outcrops and slope, but we need to drill to confirm that it goes to depth before I try to show it off to a company to option it.

>>23291673
>I told him that it's better to start stacking some silver before investing in gold since silver has a larger upside, did I do the right thing?

If he is in good health then sure, but if I were 50+ years older then focusing a bit more on gold might make more sense, as silver will be a wild and bumpy ride and older folks often don't have the stomach or longevity to see something like that through.

That said, your ole man is probably planning on seeing 101 so he should definitely get plenty of silver too, it's just that the convenience and reliability of gold if emergency strikes is extra valuable to older less physically resilient people.

>>23289573
That's exactly what they'll do.
But posting it here could give them a (((legal))) reason to kidnap your stack.
>ho no look at anon! he posted his gold on 4chan, he's a nazi supremacist, probably linked with far-right terrorist groups, thus we have no choice but to confiscate his gold, which is probably used to finance a neonazi terrorist organization.
Just like they can "legally" take away your car and your sofa if they find 2gr of weed in your pockets.

Can somebody redpill me on kilo Chinese dragon spheres? Looks like they go for $2k+ on ebay and whatnot. I have opportunity to purchase 1 today for $1400. I know that is well over spot, but they seem to go for much more.
Is this a buy or no?

>>23291673
If it's a couple grand, fine to go with silver. If any more, I'd say get at least some gold. Yes, silver has more upside, but it's good to have *some* gold in uncertain times. My mother-in-law fled communism with some gold sewn in her dress. Hard to do that with silver. Gold is the best emergency insurance. Best is to have both.

>>23291842
how much profit do you make a year?

>>23291673
>he entirely agrees that something changed after the 70's
oh, nice from him to finally notice we now live in a degenerate satanic cesspool clownworld full of mongrels and niggers!

>>23292026
I know nothing about them but they look absolutely gorgeous in your pic, i want one too now!

>>23292053
>how much profit do you make a year?

>>23292053
depends on the year, I ve posted about it before a few times. I dont make nearly as much doing my own exploration work as working underground for companies like Tyson mining, but its less brutal work that wont kill me as fast. I also made more money working for other guys this year consulting than I did digging my own gold but thats down to the weather / ground conditions than anything.

>>23292139
lol reading it back to myself it does make me sound like a glowie lol

>>23292108
I have option to purchase in about an hour. Debating if I want to pay that much over spot.

>>23291842
I'm going to have to look up some of those minerals, thanks for explaining! What place holds that beautiful ore in your picture? Is the good stuff the grey sulfidey looking streaks and chalcopyrite(?)? Not really sure what I'm looking at but polished slabs of that ore would make an amazing floor, perhaps a project for the palace you build after getting filthy rich.

>>23292220
Remember that feebay usually has about 20% higher prices than you can find from LCS
>fees
>dealing with shipping
>dealing with jews who claim shit is fake or they never got it
20% of 2k is 400 dollars. Which brings you pretty close to the purchase price. Still it doesn't seem like a bad purchase and those things look awesome.

>>23292194
Topkek I'm sure you're just a curious anon, but had to point that out.

>>23292265
before i go, thats ore in the cariboo hudson. White is quartz, brown is tungsten and the gray purple is galena. The yellow is pyrite hosting visible gold. This vein runs insane gold and silver counts.

>>23292305
So you wouldn't feel so terribly about paying this much over spot? I've never paid so much over spot before.

will i get put on a list if i buy uranium, plutonium and thorium? only want uranium because people know what it is

>>23292305
youre paying double spot dude. do you want it for the silver content or the looks of it?

>>23288084
Basado

Don't forget to prepare laughing at bitcuck in 5 years when your miner and stack allow you to retire in your 30.

>>23292426
It's illegal to even look at Plutonium without the proper Authorization in most countries.
I have no clue about the legality of buying depleted Uranium or Thorium, but I do know it's legal to buy the ores they come from. I don't see why you'd want them from an investment standpoint.

>>23292646
It wont take 5 years before every non-CBDC crypto get ruled illegal anon. I give it 1 year at best before over-regulations kill the shitcoins ponzi.

why are there so many idiotic nazi shills in these threads lately?

>>23291232
Thank you for your time. Also Rick Rule on kitco an hour ago just said juniors are over bought.

>>23292026
No.

>>23292722
not investments just because i want to have them. i live in america btw

>>23285939
I know it's you, TheGreatestTruthNeverTold, you absolute sperg

>>23292819
Pretty sure he's just hedging a DXY bounce from lack of stimulus.

>>23292845
Please, elaborate.
>>23292465
I want it because I think I am getting below market value and I believe that value will increase with time. I literally don't give a shit about chink spheres.

>>23292324
Thanks for taking the time Pan Man, you're definitely building my confidence to trek around the BLM land in the Colorado front range and maybe find something interesting. Just some malachite or azurite would be awesome, wouldn't mind gold too but I'm not holding my breath lol.

Not sure if it's been suggested, but if you have different ore and mineral samples laying around that you could assemble hands-on educational ore identification sets from, I'd pay $100-200 +shipping for something like that and ore/mineral collectors generally probably would too.

I wish I remembered the name of the mine and I forgot where I put the box, but some time ago I picked up a fascinating "Christmas 1938" "box of gold" (ore) shipped as a novelty gift straight from some old school gold mine in Utah I think that was shut down by WW2 soon after. Dunno what minerals comprised the chunks but lots of pyrite at least, it actually looked like good stuff whatever it is, definitely not Christmas coal at least. Dumb story without picrel but I wonder if you've come across stuff like that? Seems to be a very deep-pocketed collector base for old mining related material, when I tried looking up my souvenir ore box it appeared that people were paying a few hundred+ each for similar things, pretty obnoxious.

>>23285913
Did you preorder the 2021?

>>23287378
Do you buy junk silver or just look for it?

>>23292390
Personally I wouldnt buy it but obviously other people are willing to pay a premium for it. Thats not double spot its about 40 dollars an ounce though. Not saying its a great deal. Just not the worst possible purchase on could make.
The money could obviously be more efficient if put into generics, but I'm not aware of the anons stack situation.
I've paid double spot but only on single ounce pieces such as the kook I posted earlier in the thread.

>>23288014
POST TITS OR GTFO

>>23292883
wtf no it's not me, not my fault this digital illusion of wealth generational ponzi scam is worthless and that you need silver shield to protect you against dark forces.
*post edited flying inverted pyramid*

>>23285482
Yeez that pic

>>23293107
Topkek well done

>>23285939
based beyond comprehension

>>23283044
So just for final confirmation, the “mbarrcoins” seller on eBay is legit and I shouldn’t be worried about getting a fake 1966 100 Pesetas from him?

>>23285939
Remember the occult gematria from IMF director Lagarde in 2014 about magic 7 years cycles? And that 7 years of shit economy (2007-2014) will be followed by 7 years of abundance (2014-2021). Then another shitstorm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6gfXdIOrs4
full illuminati kikery

>>23292819
Well thats not good.

>>23292819
>>23292885
Actually he explains his reasoning here:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xEzJo-7LTTw
Around the 25 minute mark. Junior Miners have reached a equilibrium with the current PM prices. If you're Rick Rule and trade the rumor, then junior miners are valued accordingly, but if you're Eric Sprott and expect PM prices to go higher, then it makes sense to hold.

Seems like it's 14g of gold for a FWTDHW boys.
https://amp.baka.com.au/lifestyle/fashion/stuck-in-their-bubbles-more-women-turning-to-milestone-jewellery-20200904-p55sca.html

>>23292819
That might be relative to majors.

>>23292962
Because thats like $600 over other 1 kilo silver bars. Why is this even being asked?

>>23292861
Plutonium is highly illegal for civillians to own in the US (and all other countries in the world).
It's possible to own things containing Uranium and Thorium such as Uranium glass or ores, but I have no idea what the law says about the metals in their pure form. I can't imagine they'd be easy to obtain, nobody ships anything radioactive.

If we close above 24.50 be prepared to test the upper resistance in this ascending channel over the next few days.
That resistance is right around 26.50 but could change based on time to get there

>>23293633
Also to the anon posting about DXY being in a cup and handle (it is not) silver just broke out of a proper cup and handle on the 15 min chart. Pic related

>>23292026
The thing on the top looks like pic related.

>>23293559
Because I know little about the market for China sphere silver. Do you, aside from the fucking obvious?

>>23293375
The one I bought from them appears legit. If you're worried check the picture on Ebay against pictures on trustworthy websites like numista or ngc. Read through the return policy on the coin before you buy.

>>23293633
>paycheck in 2 weeks
Fuck, I will buy right before the election, hope miners wont pop off before

>>23293107
Kek what’s up Chris.

>>23293445
This was an interesting interview. Rick sounds more level headed, but I stand with Eric.

>>23294098
If Rick sells, he'll be buying in again after two years tops.

>>23293633
Resistance means your expecting it to dip right?

>>23294127
I've been more interested in his energy sector thesis ever since I heard it a few months back. My idea was to reinvest my gold stock profits into oil and uranium stocks. I just sent Rick my portfolio plus this and two other questions, hope he answers.

>>23294134
No it just means there will be a lot of resistance there. It will test it and if it breaks through it will rip up.
If it doesn't break through it will probably go back down to the lower resistance.
It will keep testing upper and lower until a breakout occurs, causing either new trends (and thus resistances) to be formed, or it reverts back to the previous trend (what we saw from the last silver pump)

>>23294199
Okay thanks for clarifying.

>>23294226
No problem anon. Also pic related

canada anons, word to the wise, torontogoldbullion.com is a total scam, their website looks good, but they will not deliver, they take peoples money and then months later when people want their product and are sick of waiting, they issue partial refunds - 100 $ or more (if that)

Always check BBB on dealers you are buying from.

>>23292026
>Chinese

Is there anything else to say?

>>23293914
If you know so little about it, why are you trying to speculate on it?
Just buy a kilo of silver and be done.

>>23294290
Kek nice meme lines anon.

Just gonna boast abit about my sunday prediction of ****WHIP SAWWWWW**** during the week and ending up basically where we started.

Your TA is agreeing with my MA right now though, I expect the high to be tested next week and a likely break out to 27-29 in the next month.

I am sitting on a bunch of powder with cheques waiting to clear to back the truck up on some more miners/phys if anything dips again. Nervous that it wont happen, or at least in time.

>>23292305
>Chinese

I'm sure it's totally legit and not plated nickel. Go for it. If it is fake those nice honest chinese gentlemen will give you a refund.

we're never going to moon are we? we've been stuck in this range for weeks now after crashing from $29

>>23293914
Probably worth about 100-200 over spot premium so long as condition is good anon.

If you want it to have it forever, go for it, as an investment/stacking option, maybe not the best deal.

>>23294576
dafug? anon silver has outperformed all the indexes this year... even on the pullback. Be patient, buy dips, and buy periodically, this isnt a pump and dump where you make big bux and run to the next PnD next week.

>>23294538
Thanks anon! You definitely had me proven wrong on my theory for this week! I was an anon saying it was gonna test 26.50 early in the week but my analysis was too focused on the smaller picture (bear flag breakout) than the bigger picture (test of current trend lines).
I personally hope it stays lower but I dont think it will stay within thise memelines for too much longer. And I highly doubt it will break them in the downwards direction.

>>23292026
>>23292108
>>23293914
Jist buy a few kilo bars and some casting equipment and make your own. Beat the chinks at their own game.

>>23293606
>I have no idea what the law says about the metals in their pure form. I can't imagine they'd be easy to obtain, nobody ships anything radioactive.

Nonsense, back in college I made a mint selling $20 100mg sealed glass ampules of depleted uranium metal that was $10 a gram from United Nuclear (based Bob Lazar) back then.

Can still get it now:

https://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_8&products_id=211

It's not hard to get fun stuff anons, don't be NPC plebs and mentally cuck yourselves.

eBay morgan retard here, doing some of the tests and here are my findings so far:
Non-magnetic
Scale reads 26g, I don't think it has .01g accuracy so this measurement is useless
Thickness is 2.68mm, reeds look good
Diameter is 37.84mm instead of 38.1
As far as I can tell it passes the ring test as it is a high-pitched, resonating ring for 1-2 seconds

Still probably gonna take it to a coin shop but this is probably real

>>23294859
What, that 1889-O ?

It looked fine to me but DD these days is always smart. Chang ruins everything.

>>23294663
Agreed, the only real certainty right now is uncertainty (IE volitility IE WHIP SAWWWWW)


side note... to kind anons, can u please submit me some good WHIP SAWWWWW memes?

PMG has been good to me with the anime coin, asunas barn, and coinvivour so far.

>>23294828
oh fuck i clicked the link, add it to the list of lists I am on I guess.

>>23293915
The coin has a free 30 day return, he has like 220,000 positive reviews vs 200 negative reviews (most of the negatives are competitors FUDing him) so I think it’s safe to buy. But I’m still kind of suspicious because the coin in good condition is at $4.25 while the coin in shit condition is at $11

>>23294920
Yeah the 1889-O
Nothing in the design looks off when comparing it to the same year, there's no obvious mold fuckups or bubbles and the lettering + design is quite crisp
IMO it passes the tests that would make it obvious if it was fake, specifically the thickness (although it is .2mm over the 2.4mm Wikipedia spec; not as bad as the "good" fakes which are .6mm or more) and the ring test.
My biggest concern is the diameter being small. It's never below 37.75mm around the coin but it cracks 37.8 only like 50% of the time

Gonna take it to a coin shop

>>23295152
You could just cut it lmao

>>23294828
>buying Uranium
What’s the point it’s just going to turn into Thorium eventually

>>23294320
Shit, I was considering buying from them about a month ago when someone on plebbit reccomend the site. I checked reviews going back few years. These guys cant be trusted unless you go un person and know how to test your gold.

the memelines don't lie, strong support uptrend starting on the date the Fed announced QE to infinity has remained steady and price has yet to make a decided move below the line.

I'm in! Got some PureGold Mining today and already up $25, thanks PAN MAN! This should be fun to follow

>>23295211
>going to turn into Thorium eventually
Even better

>>23295211
>What’s the point it’s just going to turn into Thorium eventually

Because metallic Thorium is worth 10x as much as Uranium my fren, it's the biggest-brain play around.

>>23288126
IMO usery isn't the issue, the issue is fractional reserve banking. So many issues come from banks lending more than they hold.

>>23295476
burger here, what trading platform do you use to buy these OTC canadian mining stocks?

The prices look great but the selection leaves a little to be desired. Does anyone have experience shopping with Provident Metals?

>>23296008
thinkorswim

>>23296008
fellow burger anon, I have 2 apps, on
TD Ameritrade - $6.95 flat fee
Ally Invest - $50 "foreign settlement fee"

>>23295873
Nice, just have to wait 4 and a half billion years to see a return on my investment

>>23296151
>>23296200
thanks frens, im opening an account today, hopefully these miners will stay low by the time my funds settle and i buy in

OH SHIT!

Something weird just arrived!

Asuna be careful, Sinon back her up!

>>23296512
We need back up!
steady!
STEADY!

MY STUPID FUCKING SILVER IS STUPID FUCKING WORTHLESS!!!!

>>23283044
Whoever bakes next thread make sure to add oldsilver.ru to the bullion dealers list

>>23296532
The packaging seems to be free from radioactive contaminants, dont let your guard down!

>>23292768

The Nazi scum are infiltrators.

>>23296585
Hmmm are these coins?
Dare I ... pick one up?

>>23296532
>>23296585
>>23296626
Topkek. Finally someone with a reputation on this general to quell all dissenters of based Nikolai
Russian silver anons assemble!
Love the show Yukari anon. You keep doing you

>>23296626
Oh wait, thats right, some nice man named Nicholai sent me these.

So pretty!

Thank you Nicholai-san

https://thedeepdive.ca/silver-spruce-enters-loi-for-50-stake-in-sonora-gold-project/

>>23296532
Rusbro!

here is a non meme photo.

Really happy with these, the edge lettering on the large one is super nice, trying to get a decent pic

>>23296656
I am not yuki anon, I am asuna/gun anon.


Very nice.. very impressed with coin quality, and level of service.

Considering I have had people in canada try to screw me and just got off the phone dealing with legal hassles with toronto gold bullion, it made my day to get such a nice gift in the mail.

Gonna order some more stuff off russia bro when I get the chance for sure, he has some really good freebies this month I dont want to miss.


Also I am baking

>>23296824
Sorry asuna-kun. I get easily confused by the anime characters forgive me!
Glad your shipment turned out well - I too will be purchasing more silver off oldsilver.ru likely this week.

>>23296824
Make sure to add oldsilver.ru to the bullion dealers list when you bake

new bread.

bakers make sure to copy pasta new op text so euro bros get their links to
>>23296934
>>23296934
>>23296934
>>23296934

>>23292980
I buy it. Most of the mercs were bought pre-last crisis.

>>23283065
very fine

>>23285939
Blessed

Any anon thoughts on BU 5Toz ATB going for a $150~ on bullion sites but $220 on US Mint? Possible appreciation opportunity?

>>23287561
Damn fine stack anon

>>23294539
Seconded