/biz/ - Business & Finance

Hope everyone is doing well this evening.

>>23635986
MY STUPID FUCKING SILVER IS FUCKING WORTHLESS!!!

I finally figured out how to open the capsules I bought a month ago. No longer will my low mintage ASEs be unprotected.

i sold some silver recently. got decent prices on most of it, things with the queens face a dollar over spot.
but they offered me the same price per ounce for these 1/2 (pic related ) as they were buying generic rounds.
i'm surprised to be honest 1/2 ounce coins have huge premiums and they didnt want to pay anything for them lol

>>23636102
lol, nice for me its just a fingernail and patience, a knife works but scratches to easily

>>23636046
>>23636019
BUT THE SILVER IS FUCKING WORTHLESS!!

See you on the moon.

>>23636178
My Moon Coin is ready for take off.

>innocent and vulnerable Boomers losing their virginity for a a few shiny rocks

>the white fuzzy stuff is miarolitic zeolites, probably okenite or mesolite.

i thought zeolites came from china, i'm pretty sure this one was found in the US... ohwell i'm sure theres more then one region they get mined in lol

also the green in the photo seems to be coming from the flash, its not really green at all on the top...

>>23636339
heres a close up of one of the last intact prickly things... lol
but i'll start posting more silver

>>23636132
Aparently my Fingernails must not be long enough.

>>23636392
>not having one fingernail to get those pesky lego blocks
not gonna make it lol

>>23636339
looks like calcite to me or maybe epidote or okenite hard to tell in my head state.

>>23636422
didn't know ASEs were so popular in Australia

>>23636422

damn those some nice bat bois.

>>23636473
sweet, we can safely rule out mold and fiber glass lol. my brother was afraid to even breath to close to it...
think i'll still hold that rule though

>>23636339
Zeolites can come from anywhere. Its a mineral

>>23636492
lol right, one drive loves to turn my photos upside down :(
i haven't checked the prices on batbois since the prices dropped... and holy shit only a $52 dollar premium

>>23636117
>sold right before the moon
RIP anons portfolio

>>23636570
yeah i knew it was a bad call, but i've been storing up money for this 30% stock market crash... and wanted to pay off my bills without worrying about my automatic buy offers
sold pic related for the same as they were buying generics lol

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>>23636117
I sold a few libertads for 35 ea and some koalas, but i'm not letting go of my eagles or maples or generic

Damn I did more business since noon today than I made all week prior, just wrapped up another 400. Spent my last spare $50 on mining stocks this morning and felt like a cuck but have a few grand to play with again now. I'll probably FOMO like a retard on Monday just before a sweet dip lol.

Is there any way to tell if this is a full sovereign or half sovereign?

>>23636966

>>23636966
Full sovereign should come in at a little more than .23 ounces, if it’s about half of that the it’s probably a half sovereign

>>23636845
with the exception of the one marked out, this is what i sold recently.
definitly not getting rid of any ASE's and i heard one company talking about there being a limited 2021 walking liberty run.
i want those bad... also those vf 2020 ASE's look tempting but that price
>>23636857
dude mining stocks seem to only get the shaft, wait until a dip and buy some volatile stock lol ( and by that i mean next friday)

>>23636966
Given that it says CAN. Sov. on the Flip, I'd be willing to bet that it's a Canadian minted Sovereign.

my first ounce of gold just came in, finally at a 100:1 silver-gold ratio
feels good /pmg/

>>23636599
Just bought a roll of these. I have one and I fell in love with them.

put 2k into klondike silver, thoughts?

Here's an interesting Gold-related thread:
>>23636752

>>23637154
right, nice coin with no milk spots. just a shame no one cares about the niue mint lol

>>23637144
I'm more interested in your fabric

>>23637133
Do you know if Canada made half sovereigns? He has it listed for $490CAD which a full sovereign at a LCS runs about $620CAD. Worried he might just be selling a half sovereign

>>23637144
Checked and congrats I’m working on my gold now.

>>23637255
I'm not certain, but I can't find anything that says Canada minted half sovereigns in 1911.
What's the return policy like?

>>23637407
Private seller so no return, colour looks real to me and it would be a great score

>>23637255
looking at this website, it seems pretty reasonable
who knows for certain though
https://www.silveragecoins.com/en/details?item=954

>>23637456
although i forget canadian dollars aren't real money so scratch that...

>>23637433
It's possible that the guy looked up the coin and found its price in USD and just priced it around that range.
I'd still be worried about getting a fake though.

>>23637494
I'll definitely be weary and ask if i can return it if it's fake (which isn't guaranteed)

>>23637144

That pupper card made me chuckle!

>>23637192
What do you mean by "no one cares"? An ounce is an ounce, right?

>>23637714
some coins hold a premium over generics. like ASE's they constantly have enough demand to warrant the higher premiums. those niue coins, no one cares, and by that theres no demand for them. sure people will think its a real silver round.
when you sell them, you're getting the lowest price for them, so only buy on sale lol

>>23637754
this is a generic round. i like the design so i'm holding it and i wouldn't be surprised if i get better price when i do sale based on a good design alone

>>23637771
No, I'm hip to generics. In fact, I just got 5 of your picrel in the mail yesterday. But for sheer silver value, the 2021 Niue Lions are one of the best deals on Monument (for example). Also, I understand they're from Sunshine Mint. And again, an oz is an oz. Thanks for the reply.

Alasdair is the most based guy in precious metals. His writings are literally gold.

https://www.goldmoney.com/research/goldmoney-insights/the-fate-of-the-pound-sterling

>>23636966
assuming a 2 inch standard coin holder that thing is about an inch or 25mm, perhaps slightly smaller

that fits the sovereign size of 22mm better than the half sov size of 19mm

>>23637888
those trips...

>>23637915
what are trips?

>>23637950
When you take an 1/8 to a 1/4 oz of psylocibin and veg

Inshallah, brothers. Reminder to use your gains in service of Allah.

>>23637888
Nice thinking. I can't find ANY information about Canada minting half sovereigns so they probably don't exist. Assuming it's a real sovereign he has it listed for about $100CAD under spot

>>23637950
trips...
as in triple. or 3 reoccurring digits...
damn anon did you just get here from reddit?

>>23637975
yeah my guess is he doesn't know much about coins and priced it too low thinking canada made half sovereigns.

>>23638003
so are these
>>23638055
doubs?

>>23637973
that shits fuckin awesome

>>23638077
doubs again

wtf? I love trips now!

>>23638055
why yes anon you just got dubs (or doubs is fine)
my god i think he really just got here from reddit...

>>23636422
>>23636599
>>23636966
>>23637133
>>23637144
>>23637255
>>23637433
>>23637799
>>23637888
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>>23638077
blessed thread

>>23638103
what's reddit?

>>23638123
Feels like super sayan is powering up

Anyone else looking to get the v75 privy eagles? I’m hoping to score at least one silver , wish I could afford the gold.

>>23638996
How much are the Silver going to be? Didn't they jack up the prices?

>>23635986
Wondering what the effect of the Great Reset will be on PM prices

>>23637232
L e w d

I'm spooped.

>>23640311
Don't be too scared anon, after all... c'est l'Halloween!

>>23640311
No prey, no pay

>>23640311
Why anon?

Morning lads, I'm very new; those companies where you buy metal thats totally in a Swiss vault and it's actually better this way because you don't have to pay to move it.
These are just a fucking scam right?

>>23640475
I was looking at a silver coin and for a second I saw an old womans face in it.

>>23637974
already plan to

>>23635986
Senpais of PMG I hold mainly silver.

Lately I'm thinking about buying gems as an investment and because I love shiny rocks (maybe can use it as base to make some family heirlooms). What do you guys think of this? And do you have suggestions of which gems I should buy.

Atm I don't think diamonds are a good match since they are making big steps regarding artificial diamonds.

Maybe buying opals?

Am I gonna make it guys?

>>23635986
>This is the future we chose
we arte no more

ASEs, AGEs,.... are gone.

It's over, the American empire has fallen.

We arte now occupying nothing but its spooky bones

>>23640751
I'd say that gems aren't a great investment if you're looking to preserve wealth but that's just my opinion. They look cool though and if you're a jeweller you can make bank with them

happy halloween

>>23640902
It's okay, you can be part of it's natural successor. The Emprie of Israel.

>>23637144
That's an evil creature that should be put down.

>>23641474
we fought the wrong enemy in WW2

>>23640751
Opals are unironically my absolute favorite gemstones, but if you want to "invest" in gems you need to develop an eye for raw uncut stones and buy those cheap. Opal is soft and very easy to work, not requiring the fancy gemcutting/faceting setup that harder stones require so you could make market-ready finished cabochons and whatnot yourself.

Broadly however gemstones are a poor store of wealth because of the inherent inefficiencies in the market (relative to the efficient bullion market) and the policy of producers too meter and ration stones to maintain artificial scarcity. To really make bank you need your own gem mine (as simple as a hand-worked open pit on an outcrop). For example, some small sapphire pit mines are located an hour away from me on BLM land (file a 20 acre mineral claim for 160 bucks, cheap as fug) and the whole area has promising host mineralization which certainly holds many other undiscovered corundum deposits. Just gotta get out there fren!

>>23641897
>Opal is soft and very easy to work

Ehh, maybe not "easy" because of the tendency to fracture, get damaged by heat or loose structural water molecules, but with attention and care it's quite accessible for individuals.

I got a gold coin when inflation started
albeit it was with black market rate so got fucked but better to hedge my money right?

>>23641966
>Oppai is soft and very easy to work
ah, i see you are a gentleman of refined tastes as well

>>23640541
2spoopy

>>23642110
If you can sell back at "black market rate" to an individual later then I see no glaring problem.

>>23642229
yeah
black market aka Lebanese pound to USD
https://lirarate.com/
I was like fuck it banks cucked me out my savings might as well save me some
with what's to come I'll need it
stack them metals brothers

>>23641137
Based

>>23636117
the coomer's choice

>>23635986
What is the coin in OP pic?

Why is anyone worried about deflation if gold does well in that scenario too?
https://www.thebalance.com/gold-price-history-3305646

>>23635986
>Test

>>23642357
Ouch, glad you protected yourself a bit though. It must be something in your ancient Phoenician blood because an old successful Lebanese Maronite businessman who came here in the late '40s, the grandfather of one of my best childhood friends, was an OG silver coin gigastacker and made a huge impression on me as a kid. He also hated Jews for shady business practices as well as what they did to his home country. You Lebanese are aite lol.

>>23642110
>I got a gold coin when inflation started
Back in 2008? Just kidding. Yeah gold is one of the best assets to own right now
>>23642567
Because deflation means deleveraging, and we've never before in history been this leveraged before. True deflation (aka without central banks interrupting with stimulus) would bring about the worst depression since the 1930's and even if you've gold & silver you're still going to suffer. Everybody will suffer. Deflation is the great equalizer.

>>23642882
>Because deflation means deleveraging, and we've never before in history been this leveraged before. True deflation (aka without central banks interrupting with stimulus) would bring about the worst depression since the 1930's and even if you've gold & silver you're still going to suffer. Everybody will suffer. Deflation is the great equalizer.

and this is precisely why governments will do everything in their power to avoid it - and they only thing can do to find deflation? combat it with inflation. lots and lots of inflation. Theres no way out of this debt trap fellas. It's a lose a lose for bagholders and a win-win for stackers.

>>23642882
>even if you've gold & silver you're still going to suffer
But they went up during the Great Depression. Why would PM's suffer from this?

>>23642953
>But they went up during the Great Depression
Then FDR made it illegal to own gold and silver bullion

>>23642998
And then the miners shot up.

and then the EP shut down the mines

>>23642998
that shit wont fly this time. they ban precious metals, and the cat will really be out of the bag. Any foreign country(particularly adversaries *cough* china *cough* russia) that have large stockpiles of Gold and friendly legality towards private ownership now have a tremendous advantage and they will reap the capital flight reward.

>>23642953
PM's wont suffer, they'll retain their value. Especially gold. But everything else you own, all of your other assets you own -- your car, your residence, your computer, everything you've bought, EVEN YOUR JOB -- will LOSE their value! And while it may seem that PM's "go up", their price simply corrects to their true value.
My point is, that even if you have PM's you will suffer due to everything else you own losing its value, and you may very well lose your job when the company you work at cuts expenditures or just gors bankrupt because of its debts and decreased earnings. So yes PM's will help you overcome economic distress but they won't prevent your guaranteed suffering.

Also I'd like to point out that other very important assets to have (which won't lose their value) are your skills. If you've got the experience, the knowledge and the skills you can get through a depression much better. People will seek you out for help, you can sustain yourself and you can barter with the services you provide. Also when the system resets, you'll have the edge of being one of the pioneers of the new economic system
>>23642947
The problem is that we only think about inflating the economy when times are bad -- but not deflating the economy when times are good! Keynesianism would work if people were ready to cut spending, save money and reduce their debt burdens when we're in an economic boom. But people don't function in such a logical manner. We only react when things suddenly go wrong.

>>23643153
not to mention how much this will heat things up socially/politically

>yeah sorry we fucked you over in every way imaginable goy, but we're gonna have to take your gold from you now too okay? thanks

>>23642998
>illegal

Never stopped me, lol. If I want something I'll get it, arbitchrary laws are for cucks. Smuggling illegal looted artifacts for example triggers no moral dilemma whatsoever. Not saying you're a cuck, but anyone actually worried about the confiscation FUD has probably never dug a hole before...

>>23643154
Kek
>computers and everything lose value
>PMs hold/gain value
Wow now i Can buy more computers with the same amount of gold jackass. It’s the same with houses and cars you literal mong.

Imagine typing a paragraph out that sounds like you pulled right out of your stinky Indian ass

>>23643205
Food also loses its value, and in times like that people absolutely will stockpile it all. Shelves will be fucking empty. Sure you get to buy your shiny new computer but what's a piece of hardware next to a full stomach? The part where you buy things comes after you've overcome the suffering anon. A theoretical depression where there will be no stimulus (unlikely I know but that's the thought experiment) could last for years.

Or yeah you could just blow your load at the very sight of deflation, lose your home and your job and be forced to starve on the streets

>>23643188
Well back in 1933 they had no record of who owned gold and silver, now with most of us purchasing our metals online there’s a record of everything. But I agree that an unfortunate boating accident or digging a hole would be the best option, but I could imagine them using ground penetrating radar if it gets bad enough

>>23643205
>>23643284
Though I will agree that the best time to invest is when the streets is blood in the streets, of course. My point is that people shouldn't blow their load early, remember to keep a portion as a hedge even when you decide to sell PM's

>>23640539
Yes. They aren't doing it for your benefit, they are doing it so that they can Jew you on storage fees and confiscate it when silver price moons using some obscure clause in the contract.

>>23637159
We're probably all gonna get fucked. Nothing good happens for the working man.

>>23643477
well, cant help but share your sentiment. dont know what else to do with myself though. if im not right about this silver bull market im just gonna end it becuase i dont want to make it in a clown world anyway

>>23643546
buy gold miners too dude, if silver goes up gold sure as hell does too

>>23641832
Patton knew and died for it.

>>23641111
Thanks, are there any graphs that monitor gem prices?

>>23641897
Based! I live in Europe so there are barely any gems to hunt. Is it possible to buy raw materials to polish online?

Care to show some pics of your opal?

>>23643564
im only in microcaps. i believe the price of gold and silver will go much higher than they are now and i want maximum leverdge without any margin bullshit. miners are the only way to do that.

currently im in BHS, PMY and KS. if silver goes as high as i think it could, these are guaranteed to go up 10x+

will consider any recommendations. some gold micro's would be great

>>23642605
In Lebanon it's legal for men to fornicate with female animals but women cannot fornicate with male animals.

>>23643600
Same. I had maybe 7 miners picked out, but fuck that. I'm rebalancing and going AUNFF, Impact, Dolly varden, and skeena and THATS FUCKING IT GOD DAMNIT.

>>23642998
Too late, I declared that their declaration would be illegal

>>23643600
checked. look @ Great Panther Mining: https://ceo.ca/gpr

>>23643600
>im only in microcaps
That isn't very good to hear... Have you made sure that their balance sheet is good? They better have little debt, a decent amount of working capital and a good current ratio. Because if a deleveraging happens, the (little) companies with the most debt and little/no income are the first to go even if they're in the PM business
>i want maximum leverdge
Better make sure they're not overly leveraged in debt too
>currently im in BHS, PMY and KS. if silver goes as high as i think it could, these are guaranteed to go up 10x+
PMY at least has very convincing financials as well as a great project on their hands. I personally have a small position of BHS but I want to get rid of it already because of the horrible balance sheet, so I'm holding that bag until they go up again. No idea about KS.
I wouldn't say those are guaranteed to go up 10x+ and I'd advice you to look for the fundamentals more than just the market cap
>will consider any recommendations
PGM. All the way. If I had to pick one gold mining stonk, I'd pick PGM without hesitation. Look into them.

>>23643600
Though if you're insistent on smaller cap gold miners/explorers, look into Vangold or Golden Minerals. Those are promising companies with good balance sheets, especially Vangold. So those might be great for you.

Another small cap with a much bigger exploration project that they're undertaking is one called Nighthawk Gold. I just researched them yesterday and invested into 200 shares. They have an absolutely massive property (900 square km) and are planning to continue with their aggressive drilling next year too, planning to diamond drill about 75km. Their financials are great and the share price is undervalued relative to book value. But they're a fairly speculative, long term play. They have a huge property to work on and it may take years before a mine is finally planned. Look them up if you want (be vary that it's a daunting task to go through their portfolio lmao), also their newest drilling result was awesome: https://www.nighthawkgold.com/2020-10-21-NIGHTHAWK-INTERSECTS-200-45-METRES-OF-2-01-GPT-AU-UNCUT-INCLUDING-16-00-METRES-OF-4-91-GPT-GOLD-AT-COLOMAC

Also Pan Man's list has interesting miners in there that you could look up if you haven't already

>>23643714
dont give a fuck about financials. miners are a form of leverage to the commodity that they produce. if silver is very bullish than that debt risk is mitigated. if the commodity price is bearish or even going sideways, yeah, debt will fuck your shit up.

The fundamentals are solid as fuck - but it ALL depends entirely on the price of silver.silver goes down, i lose everything. silver goes up to ATH, i make a fortune.

thanks for the suggestion but im not interested in any billion $ company. I need those 10x+ returns boyo.

Anybody know about defiance silver? Its a top pick on the sitfolio. However i dont like what i see when I research them. No major news in years other than financing type stuff. They just paid of a million dollar loan and im wondering how they did it? Are they a producer? Like i said, its a top pick on the sitfolio but noone here talks about them

>>23643904
>miners are a form of leverage to the commodity that they produce. if silver is very bullish than that debt risk is mitigated
Only if they do indeed produce. Microcaps are usually explorers, not producers, so in a deleveraging they won't be raking in much of the benefits of rising PM prices that producers will
>thanks for the suggestion but im not interested in any billion $ company. I need those 10x+ returns boyo
You'll get that 10x if commodity prices go up because PGM will be producing very very soon. And producers rake in the benefits.
>>23643956
I could research them right about now, was planning to research Great Panther or Discovery Metals but I guess I could make an exception since it's shilled so much anyways

>>23643976
you're not wrong but if your sitting on a literal gold/silver mine and the price and demand is skyrocketing, and the share price has been only just emerged from a near decade long bear market, that is suddenly one hell of an attractive investment. (viable) juniors will go a lot higher than seniors.

>>23643956
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/moriarty/moriarty092120.html

Want free silver? Go on coinbase and go to rewards. Answer the questions for shitty alt coins. You can get the answers from Google. Convert to usd and transfer to your bank. Buy silver.

>>23644009
>(viable) juniors will go a lot higher than seniors
You're right! Which is why I strongly encourage looking at their balance sheet and production goals (and whether they reach them) too. BHS has failed me by not reaching its production goals and by having an awful balance sheet. I really don't care if they have a great ground if they can't mine the ore and process it in a consistent, efficient way when they have so much debt. Their silver mine should be producing, what? 100 tons per day? And they're producing under 50 tons or something? Of course if they can make a miracle happen and reach their goals and begin making money (especially after silver has boomed this year -- shouldn't be difficult to get positive returns) then I'll regain my belief in them. But right now, I want out

If you're not worried about debt at all and you're looking for a near-term gold producer with a great ground, look into Gowest Gold. They'll be producing early 2021 and their market cap is only C$31M. They're aggressively leveraged and hell-bent on getting their Bradshaw mine to a production phase and will try to develop multiple gold mines inside their property. I might invest in them myself actually but maybe after they dilute their shares a bit.
Also yeah again Vangold and Golden Minerals good, Nighthawk maybe amazing in the long run maybe not

>>23643901

if you had to pick, would you invest in a major gold or silver stock?

Also, do you guys think gold will continue to go down in value for the time being?

>>23640539

i don't see why you can't store it at home with a decent safe a few precautions. i thought half the point of this was being your own bank.

>>23644161
depend if you have a lot of income to invest and if you care about losing everything. For example, if you have already some physical PM and large income / cash aside, then putting it into major like First majestic, Alexco, Endeavour etc. If you are like me and have large physical PM and/or don't care about risk, then small junior with ounce in the ground and good balance sheet is a nice compromise like Impact Silver, Aurcana or Dolly Varden.

>>23644161
If I had to pick a major, I'd pick a gold producer. But I'm not into majors because they pay divvies, and I'm not a fan of divvies because of the tax headache I have to go through with them (maybe when I'm older and want a steady income flow). Microcaps, small caps and medium caps can all be great investments but their balance sheet and projects must be good. Sometimes investing in a company with a bad balance sheet can be justified in my opinion though if their project portfolio is great.
>Also, do you guys think gold will continue to go down in value for the time being?
It'll either go back up again or it'll settle higher than it was before the 'rona came. No reason why it would go under YTD levels anymore now that currency has been diluted again. Pic related is an interesting chart with meme lines I stole from somebody at ceo.ca

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

>>23644303
>Selling
>gold
What do you mean by this?

bars or coins?

>>23644917
Not my chart. Just using it to support my opinion that gold will stay higher than YTD
>>23644941
Coins! Because silver bars get fucked by taxes here in Yuroland

fellow /pmg/ers. As many of you will be doing, I will also be participating in No-Wipe November in order to save money on toilet paper expenses in order to save money to buy more silver. I'm looking forward to the many benefits that No-Wipe November provides. However my only concern is that after a week or so I tend to get a slight itch "down there". Are there any suggestions you may have from experience? thanks

>>23643624
I picked up SUNFF and Vasngold yesterday around noon, only down 23%.
Vangold went up, Auracana went down

>>23643597
>I live in Europe so there are barely any gems to hunt

If you are willing to say roughly where in yurope you are I can see if any valuable minerals, gems or fossils are known. Don't just stay focused on gemstones because all sorts of stone is of value. For example, that sapphire locality near me is cool but I'm more interested in the adjacent massive outcrops of high quality steatite soapstone which is used for sculptures and pipes and whatnot. Being worth just $4.00 a kilo isn't much alone, but when there are 10s of thousands of kilos laying around on and near the surface, a very lucrative and reliable business can be set up easily. And sorry I have a wet storage jar with my opals and haven't seen it in ages lol, got some cleaning up to do.

>>23645313
This is interesting so I'll chime in. Can you see what easily extractable valuable minerals can be found in Finland? And who buys the stuff (for example the sapphire or soapstone you mentioned)?

>>23640647
That photo was taken in the Prescott mods of Hampshire College.

>>23643624
you are tempting me. Currently have 9, might remove Silver One and stay at 8.

>>23645355
Not sure offhand but I'll take a look and report back later, hopefully actual geologists instead of hobby rockhounds like me chime in too. If you're a regular (Firefox gold update and Finnish legislation anon?) I'll let you know what I find.

>>23645355
Regarding selling I'd just retail on eBay because we have a huge engagement and user base in burgerstan, but there are probably better options in Finngolia.

>>23645518
>If you're a regular (Firefox gold update and Finnish legislation anon?) I'll let you know what I find.
I'm a regular yeah. I haven't done any updates on Firefox but I'm the one reminding about the mining legislation changing in December, yeah. Much appreciated.

>>23645546
>but there are probably better options in Finngolia

>>23645138
Do what the Brits do and apply powder to all your naughty bits

How low do you think stocks crash this time? Back to march? Lower?

>>23645313
Thanks for taking the time to write that reply. I really think PMG is the comfiest thing on BIZ (reminds of biz before the crypto hype).

I live in the Netherlands! Curious if you have any suggestions on what to hunt in my country!

Trying to FUD a guy into selling me his junk silver for cheap. Am I a jew?

>>23645547
>I'm the one reminding about the mining legislation changing in December, yeah. Much appreciated.

Alright cool, (and thanks for your updates), I'll be brainstorming and checking my books. I guess you're on the wrong side of the Baltic for amber but there should be some other good stuff available.

>>23645759
>Back to march? Lower?

Yes please! And also when is this likely going to happen? Just after the election when it becomes clear that the winner won't be officially declared for some time? What are the causal or precipitating factors for the hypothetical crash?

I am a dingus at trading but absolutely knew the March crash was imminent (figured it would be early February, thankfully I had more time to collect dry powder) but everything looks much more nebulous to me right now. I really want more stocks ASAP but will wait if another full market crash is absolutely going to happen again soon.

>>23645981
Crash could ramp up real soon, every day they are pushing more covid related bad news, just today they have announced one month UK lockdown with non essential shops closed. More countries will follow, no ongoing stimulus, we are in deflation.

>>23645942
Just a cunt really. Offer your price and leave it at that.

>>23645942
yes. and you deserve to be put in the oven.
kys

>>23642882
nah our inflation started in october 2019
yeah it is people are selling their belongings to get some gold
ounces and coins
>>23642605
damn I liked that story
yeah some are some not
I never generalize a populace cause all nationalities have bad apples
>>23643619
fuck you redneck lol

A package came today

>>23646187
>>23646238
>oyveynuddashoah
I've decided not to be a jew and offer a more reasonable amount below melt

>>23646512
Ooh, these look cool. They don't seem to be .999 though, are they .900 perhaps?

>>23646512
That whole box for one roll of halves?

>>23646522
.90%
>>23646530
Yes

>>23646619
Not bad, I've never seen a WL from the 20's or 10's

>>23646619
Cool mixed assortment. The 1943 coin (the one second from left, on the second top-down row) as well as a couple of the 1942 coins seem to be in pretty good relative condition

Morning all just got back from a job interview.

>>23646951
How did you do anon
what was the job
Hope you aced it my brother

>>23645942
No that’s just called being smart, don’t listen to the moralfags

>>23646951
applied for an underground job as a machine operator at Barkerville Gold. Just have to wait for my drug test to come back clean and i start in two weeks probably.

Got this message from Monument Metals today, wondering what it meant:
Delivery Attempted - No Access to Delivery Location

I'm ordering metals to my college campus (The juden who run this shit cringe every time they sense new silver on the premises) And I'm thinking maybe they were just closed for mail today, but if anyone has gotten this message before let me know your experience

>>23647266
>>23646951
Good for you Pan Man! Hopefully the mine has high standards for security. Do keep us updated

>>23647266
Congratulations my dude

>>23647268
>I'm ordering metals to my college campus (The juden who run this shit cringe every time they sense new silver on the premises) And I'm thinking maybe they were just closed for mail today, but if anyone has gotten this message before let me know your experience

good god why? ship them to your parents.

>>23647391
I ve worked at BGM before for a bit but when it was under the garbage management. New leadership and managers seem good, lots of new covid procedures too.

Alright senpai, I'm trying to buy 2 oz of silver to round my stack out. I'm not done stacking yet, but I'm tired of my stack ending in an 8 instead of a 0 (I buy 10 oz every month). What should I buy that's just two ounces?

>>23642605
btw I just realized
keynesian jews will get the rope for what they did to Lebanon
thanks again anon you made me smile ngl
yeah most of us maronites go into business and immigrated to Brazil etc...

>>23643901
Golden minerals just refuses to dip, might be a good sign desu

Today's acquisitions being inspected by Mew Minto

>>23647979
>shilling

>>23647979
C u t e
nice coins
she could inspect my bullion, if you know what i mean

>>23647266
Wtf is that stuck on the front of that skiploader?

>should I order another sovereign

>>23646496
>a more reasonable amount below melt
>below melt
you deserve the rope

>>23648050
>>23647266
Wait that’s no skiploader

>>23648050
Double penetrator for your mom.

>>23648016
Silver shilling always!
>>23648032
Lewd! Senpai... Personally Zakuro is my waifu.
It's more .500 junk. I like this Scottish Florin though. The design is nice.

buy some silver today

>>23648092
Shamrock, thistle and the rose. Wales forever cucked.

>>23648065
Kek I was wondering if anyone would catch that

>>23640751
I have a mexican opal somewhere, shall I dig it out?

>>23648074
K2 butthole blaster

Fuck you jack.

>>23648155
around jews
never relax

>>23641832
whites are easily tricked.

>>23648116
Well you wouldn't want to put a sheep's arse on it, would you?

>>23648239
Lol if you still get scammed in the age of the internet you’re a retard that deserves to get scammed

>>23648050
its called a "jumbo", its for drilling blast holes

>>23648651
>IF YOU GET RIPPED OFF ITS YOUR OWN FAULT
>NOTHING TO SEE HERE, MOVE ALONG

> - t. jidf

>>23648164
Post it

post stacks

>>23648164
Please! Curious the difference between dry and wet.

>>23649513
Dry

>>23649513
Wet

>>23648581
Is that a can of paté?

>>23649666
>>23649688
The same picture

stopped by the lcs today and seen this. premiums be damned i swooped it

Faustina, 147-175/6 AD, wife of Marcus Aurelius. wiki says 3.41g with a purity of 83.5%

>>23650028
jesus look at the beak on that face

>>23635986
Had a 23 toz come up today with silver shineys. Got 20 ASEs, a 500 Dram Noahs Ark, a Eurosheep, and a Cancuck falcon 2014. How'd I do?

>>23649666
>>23649688
Very cool anon thanks for posting , some family heirloom?

>>23650028
Nose a bit big but I would take her up the back passage anyway.

>>23636966
look at the staples anon

>>23650162
Bought it from a gem shop at my hotel in Mexico two years back whilst I was buying pearls for my wife.

>>23650246
I'd have given your wife a pearl necklace for next to nothing.

>>23650406
I don’t know about you all... but because of the 2nd Corona lockdown this is the first time since college that I’ve felt alive. I have lots of silver and been waiting for something like this to happen for 5 years. The point where things get so bad that 1 silver merc dime will buy me a blowjob from a formerly well to do housewife and her 18 year old daughter at the same time. I’ve been waiting in the shadows laughing at these cuck husbands who buy their wives range rovers instead of buying silver bullion... knowing that I’ll be face fucking their wives mouths for the 1.30$ it cost me to buy that silver dime.

Just yesterday at Whole Foods I seamlessly entered into conversation about Corona with a roastie milf that had a ring on her finger in the water aisle... and I said this is all a cover for trump to bring us back on a gold standard. She started looking at me in amazement like she wanted me to paint her lips in cum. At the end of the conversation I’m like take my number l have plenty of protection and freeze dried food if you ever need it and she took it from me.

>>23650488
you are retarded

>>23650488
>I don’t know about you all... but this is the first time since college that I’ve felt alive. I have lots of silver and been waiting for something like this to happen for 5 years. The point where things get so bad that 1 silver merc dime will buy me a blowjob from a formerly well to do housewife and her 18 year old daughter at the same time. I’ve been waiting in the shadows laughing at these cuck husbands who buy their wives range rovers instead of buying silver bullion... knowing that I’ll be face fucking their wives mouths for the 1.30$ it cost me to buy that silver dime. Just yesterday at Whole Foods I seamlessly entered into conversation about Corona with a roastie milf that had a ring on her finger in the water aisle... and I said this is all a cover for trump to bring us back on a gold standard. She started looking at me in amazement like she wanted me to paint her lips in cum. At the end of the conversation I’m like take my number l have plenty of protection and freeze dried food if you ever need it and she took it from me.

>>23650510
Don't be rude, dude.

>>23650406
It was a great holiday. I banged her so much that week.

Yfw silver is currently $250/oz

god dammit my silver is priceless!

>>23647601
Yeah that based old man was a LaHood, there's a whole bunch of them in Central Illinois State in burgerstan plus Rashids, Maloofs, Khouris etc. All good upstanding folk but the LaHoods were my favorite. The old patriarch told me that:
>The Lebanese are descended from the ancient seafaring Phoenician traders, and for over 4 thousand years had been forced to evolve into superior businessmen as a matter of of their very survival, because they were sandwiched next to the sea with swindling Jews on one side and untrustworthy Muslims on the other and had to be the best of them all!

Never forgot that shit lol. Dude was awesome, and had literal tons of silver coins he and his sons collected in the 60s and 70s from their little coin-operated laundromat empire. Very smart, shrewd, moral and also generous family.

So I found out the reason for Gold going down so much recently. Apparently, Turkeys Central Bank has become insolvent, and had to sell off its Gold to acquire USD to pay of debts. This of course is the accurate timeline of events as any country that holds USD as it's reserve will eventually implode.

So my question is which country do you think is next, and how many of them have to go pop* before the dollar crashes into the fucking ground?

>>23650488
i really do enjoy laughing at all you pathetic silver stackers. i own a metals recycling company and i’ve been in the mining business for 30 years now. you people are the most pathetic i have seen in a long time. none of you will ever be as successful as me no matter how much worthless silver you have.

>>23651038
I’m the one that originally wrote that pasta, and another anon made up the logos to go with it

post stacks

>>23651232
Good pasta friend

Red landslide incoming. Are ya ready boys?

>>23651343
?

>>23635986
has anyone seen the 100oz silver bars for sale on ebay? seem ultra cheap. they're fake right?

>>23651625
If they're made of silver, they're real.

>shiny yellow rock
why did i buy this shit again? literally does nothing lol

>>23651232
>’m the one that originally wrote that pasta, and another anon made up the logos to go with it
I'm the anon that owns a silver recycling business and thinks stacking silver is pathetic.

>>23651833
You need to practice your bait skills

>>23651625
Lmfao professor chaos

>>23651914
I practice daily.

I actually own an environmental firm for mining, the recycling business is just a side effect of that. I get paid to clean up metals waste, and a lot of it is worth selling. So I have a scrap yard. People pay me to cart off scrap metal and then other people pay me to give it to them.
win win

>>23650974
yeah that family was kinda aristocratic here
based af and generosity is a virtue that Jesus loves

>>23651745
What the fuck did you just fucking say about metals, you crypto cuck? I'll have you know I graduated top of my class in /pmg/ Boating Club, and I've been involved in numerous junk silver purchases, and I have over 300 confirmed ounces. I am trained in the mining sector and I'm the top panner in the entire Canadian jurisdiction. You are nothing to me but just another sheep. I will keep stacking with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with shilling that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of mining & macroeconomy insiders across the USA and the price of PM's is going up right now so you better prepare for the hyper-inflation, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You're fucking financially ruined, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can stack gold and silver in over seven hundred ways, and that's just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in the glorious art of stacking, but I have access to the entire Sprott mining stock portfolio and I will use it to its full extent to secure my financial stability in the coming bull market, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution society's rampant debt leveraging was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have invested in fucking precious metals. But you couldn't, you didn't, and now you're paying the price, you goddamn idiot. The Fed will print money all over you and you will drown in it. You're fucking ruined, kiddo.

>>23651264
>Instructions unclear

WTF is there literally no stackers hanging out on PMG and giving candy to goblins?

>>23652422
I just woke up from a nap.

bad news for leaf anons

>>23651264
>>23652227
STACKED

>>23652467
Eh this has been something we've heard about for a while
Shit may go ape, but we are two of one stack

But for real Canada is off the fucking goop and we need a regime change now, please invade us holy shit

>>23652467
Leaf here , I have a theory on those, If kiddy sniffer wins the camps are for people like me, If Trump MAGA then the camps will be for fidel to fill with "refugees" and illegals and house and feed them.

>>23652586
This
Either way Canada is going to either end up a house of horrors so I'm plotting around beating the shits at their own game

>>23652467
already proven completely false fag

You can mark JM Bullion off the list. I just something super spooky from them for Halloween. Anyone else hear about this?

>>23652797
I also got something else in the mail, from the exotic Czech Republic. Could it be made out of rubber?

>>23652813
Nope, it's silver!

>>23652842
200 Dinara coin commemorating Tito's 85th birthday in 1977. Based commie who stood up to Hitler and Stalin, and introduced free market socialism.

>>23642147
you have to shout a-tatatatata while striking all the vital points

Got this beaut
Scuffed up but what can you expect from a 100+ year old circulation coin that likely survived two world wars before finding it's way over the ocean.

>>23652965

>>23652982
Whoops wrong aspect

>>23636178
Captain Cameltoe's Lunar Adventure. My favorite book as a child!

>>23652868
>Based
>commie
Leave

>>23643956
Alright took me a while to get to it but I finally feel like I've researched them thoroughly. I'll engage in educated discourse with you now
>Its a top pick on the sitfolio.
Don't mind the sitfolio, the guy could've invested ages ago and got great returns already. Or he might just have a different view of Defiance
>However i dont like what i see when I research them. No major news in years other than financing type stuff.
They commenced exploration of their flagship project back in July, and since then there's been three finance-related news. The resumed exploration will focus on laying a foundation for planning a new drilling program, mostly just finding the best targets, or so it seems to me.
>They just paid of a million dollar loan and im wondering how they did it? Are they a producer?
They're not a producer, they're a pretty early stage high-grade silver explorer (though they do have an advanced-stage high-tonnage, low-grade gold-copper-silver project that seems to be on hold right now). The finance-related news explain this. They closed a C$10M private placement, meaning they issued new shares and sold them. So they diluted their shares, gained working capital and paid off all of their debts. They had had financial trouble beforehand and wouldn't have been able to pay for their short-term liabilities. Now their financials should be looking a lot better even though they had to dilute their shares. They'll also be able to fund their exploration with the rest of this C$10M.

In my opinion, Defiance seems like a solid investment. I'm not particularly excited about them because they just seem kind of unremarkable and slow at doing things. Their San Acacio property seems very promising though, and most of it is unexplored. They've only done an initial Mineral Resource Estimate with an Inferred high-grade estimate so I assume they'll want to upgrade their resources into M+I ASAP.

>>23652982
>>23652965
Based

The jews at yahoo finance have restricted the quarterly data to 'premium' users. I use to be able to just quickly look at the latest quarterly balance sheet for miners and save a lot of time. annoying

>>23648239
around jews never snooze

the only A coin I think about is COCOS-BCX now

What's happening with our miners Monday? Big gains or Black Monday fire sale?

>>23647571
Kraken

What are we watchin tonight, bros?

>>23654332
C.H.U.D.

>>23654332

>>23654406
you think a biden victory will affect dolley varden or impact very much? Happy Halloween pan man!

>>23654332
The Way West

>>23654452
since Dolly Varden is based in Vancouver and its property is in Canada I dont think Dolly Varden will be effected much unless something monumentally bad happens, which disrupts everything else.

Is there any Consensus on what Gold and Silver will do after the election? I want to back up the truck, but I don't know when the best time will be.

Apparently there is a federal reserve meeting on friday? We are in for a fuck hell of a ride this week.

>>23654792
I'm willing to bet that they'll determine the winner of the election at the meeting.

Picked up 2 Canada Dollars and a 40% Kennedy for $20CAD today

>>23654815
20 for all? Between the 2 cad dollars is 1.2 Toz. If you only paid 20 for it all that is a fucking steal

>perth mint all sold out of 1oz gold coins
wtf is going on

>>23655405
It's happening
Chink confidence has been shattered

>>23654862
Yeah it was in a bag of junk world coins, asked if I could get them for $20, one was a Goose dollar

>>23654568
Something monumentally bad has already happened to Dolly Varden. They hired a hindu monkey for a CEO.

Injective Protocol as a Decentralized Exchange protocol is Blockchain built with the Cosmos SDK and a set of financial smart contracts that also allow it's users to claim Binance Launchpad ticket.

>>23654685
> Is there any Consensus on what Gold and Silver will do after the election? I want to back up the truck, but I don't know when the best time will be.

The only consensus is that it will either go up, go down, or crab. That's the consensus.

>>23654955
I guess I'll buy on Monday or Tuesday then, it'll probably be up by the end of the month regardless of the outcome.

What makes errors so satisfying?
Trading cards, coins, there's just something about something being made incorrectly that's alluring

>>23654685
two medium term scenarios:

A) trump or biden election. neither matters long term. a biden election will be more volatile in the short term.

This scenario just means more of the same, with exponential growth. More civil unrest, political instability, economic downturn, and money printing. ultimately bullish for PM's, bearish for western civilization.

B) Contingent election ie the decision goes to the supreme court. this process can be drawn out for months. This is the most bearish scenario for almost all asset classes because it means stimulus will be delayed and their will be deflation(hoarding of cash). PM's, equities and pretty much everything will dip until stimulus resumes and more liquidity is pumped into the system

I got my first order of silver online and I'm sweating bullets. This should be a great moment for me, but I feel really anxious until I see it mailed to me.

>>23655225
As long as it’s from a reputable dealer you should be fine. It was the same for me but it gets to you eventually.

slow and steady wins the race

post your weird rounds. I got this one yesterday, it has a huge lip on it.

NEW BREAD

>>23656237

>>23656237

>>23656237

Well. Here we are. In the car again.

>>23656411
At least you're out of that tree.

>>23656419
I like trees.

>>23656425
Yeah well, you weren't in the last one.

>>23656411
>>23656419
>>23656425
Meds.

>>23656439
God creates dinosaurs. God destroys dinosaurs. God creates man. Man destroys God. Man creates dinosaurs.

>>23656502
Dinosaurs eat man. Woman inherits the earth.

Back to /tv/ faggot

https://streamable.com/f07tbe

>>23656750
There's a round, green button that says 'push to close.'

Push it.

>>23635986
imagine being bullish on an increasing supply coin (gold) when we literally got NEC

>>23656984
PEOPLE

ARE

DYING!

>>23636178
this kinda style/genre has a name that I can never remember, like rocketpunk or something, any help?

After careful consideration I've decided not to endorse your park.

>>23657420
So have I.

Creation (of a new thread) is an act of sheer will! Next time, it'll be flawless.