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Previous thread: >>24039015

>>24057103
Good job, brother.

FWTDHWAHDOQA status "yeah IM definitely going to diversify into bitcoin, its going up like crazy! free money!

I want some silver that I can fondle, should I buy ASE culls?

Nana

>>24057036
why do precious metals guys seem so suspicious of stock/federal reserve etc but are also so oblivious to the obvious manipulation of precious metals prices?

this cope general is still up? kek

thred theme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrTZT49u0kM

>>24057207
Just buy some regular silver eagles. You’re not gonna hurt the resell value much if at all. Silver is silver it’s always going to be worth at least spot.

>>24057271
Most of pmg is not at all oblivious to that. It's discussed quite frequently, actually. But it doesn't matter what manipulation goes on....1 toz is 1 toz. People stacking for moonshots are doing it wrong. This is long term insurance. Plus, they're pretty fucking shiny desu.

>>24057207
Yeah why not, I mean they are tarnished/damaged already so fondle away!

>>24057036
Are you motherfuckers too stupid or too lazy to type in “/pmg/- Precious metals general”?

>>24057271
Most of us stack because we want to have a hedge against inflation, see it as a physical savings account that you can fondle everynight.

>>24057407
yes

>>24057343
Fucking this, all the newfag tourists who want to get in on the moon mission are crypto cucks. Those of us who are in to PM's stack a bit here and there. I have said this many times already, everyone asks
>when is the best time to buy pm's
years ago
>second best time to buy pm's?
yesterday
>next best time to buy pm's?
today
It is a continual thing, you buy bits at a time and never over extend yourself buying pm's and try to keep your cost per oz as low as you can, sometimes you buy high , sometimes you buy low, try to buy the dips

Still feeling good about selling all of my equities and miners. 30 Year Treasury had been getting smashed with shorts and STILL barely got to pre-March levels and now headed back down. The short squeeze in Treasuries is going to be atomic. TLT is my only open position other than calls on TLT and UUP. Waiting to scoop up miners and other commodities after more damage.

Should I?

>>24057536
what miners are you looking to scoop up?

>>24057530
Yep. I don't care what the price is. I will keep stacking physical and I encourage everyone else to. I still see it going down further. I'll just buy cheapies. If prices are up, I feel good. If prices are down, I feel good. I am agnostic to fiat price.

>>24057567
I wouldn’t pay that premium for damaged eagles. In fact I would only pay a little bit over spot for that quality. Go check out monumentmetals.com I think you’ll find better prices over there. I just placed an order with them this morning.

>>24057343
This. A bunch of retards have swarmed these threads recently and are acting like PMs are treated like some shitcoin where we're all praying for some 1000000x Moon Mission in the next week, or playing it short like a stock.

These are for long term security, nothing more. Can you invest in other things? Sure. Should you invest in other things? Sure. This is not the end all be all of financial investment, and not a whole lot of people have 100% of their money tied up in physical, like some retards wants to believe.

SOMEONE SELL ME A GOLD GRIFFIN QUEEN'S BEAST AAAAAaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAA

what are the odds of people getting scared and selling short on metals and it going down 25% and then we buy the cheapies

>>24057613
>>24057567

yeah, I just bought brand new 2020 Eagles for that price from Monumetals.

Is there any reason to buy if I don't believe in a collapse or hyperinflation theories and such?

I’m lacking any asahi silver. Anyone want to trade one asahi round for 1 asahi type 21 ball valve? The valve is worth a bit more. I just want a piece of silver from the same company that produces most of my ball valevs

>>24057714
BASED BALL VALVE POSTER

>>24057700
Just treat it like savings. One of the nice things about metals is that it’s not as convenient to spend as cash, which I know sounds strange, but it means you probably won’t cash it out and go buy something stupid on a whim.

>>24057577
I'll likely just play the indexes, but I like BTG and I'll buy them individually to increase their weighting in my share. I don't get involved in the juniors and explorations.

>>24057700
Think of it like a universal life insurance. You pay for the insurance in case of bad things and also, it has a cash value that you can take out later. Except this one has no counterparty risk. Your rock is your rock.

>>24057530
stacking waifus needs to be a thing

>bought 500$ vangold 2 weeks ago
>it crash 14% in a single day, down 23%
Its a dip but it still hurt ... I wonder if I could have predicted this shit and waited before buying.

>>24057871
Keep watch I have been dropping waifus periodically, teaching myself how to shop

long live the Waifus

Found silver anon's source.

>>24057714
I am not sure they are the same Asahi.

>>24058157

'From 1962 to 1968, the average silver penny stock moved upwards over 150 times in price (one went over 1000 times) due to a mere doubling of the price of silver and speculative fervor on the part of investors.'

>>24057871
Waifu harems, good idea

>>24058103

>>24058265
butt

>>24058251
>>24058103
>>24058265
>>24058016

genetically engineered waifus to this level of cute needs to happen.


No fed meetings on the near horizon, no major news.

Seems like vaccine and election news are the only things going on, but even those are meh.

Investor sentiment seems to me be predominantly one of confusion similar to pre election

looks like trump's team is exposing the fraud and flipping the election

Thoughts on my miner portfolio?

>>24059105
my thoughts are that it's a bit empty

>>24059105
Woops. Ignore the obvious non miner stocks.

I just bought one of these.

>>24058302
A man of taste

>>24059125
looks solid to me

This pic got lost in another thread that went nowhere. Post them stacks!

>>24059255
Recent pickups

Who doesn't want to lead waifu's back to their dragon's lair?

>>24059438
can you stop posting erotic images

>>24057777
Nobody checked these quads?

Last chance to buy bayhorse dip

>>24059497
Sorry anon , it is all in good fun, I had no idea your wife was watching

>>24059191
How much?

Shill me your best pmg explorers bros

I already dropped a sh*tload into GXS, AUN and NAM but I have more to spend

>>24059235
Cheers thx m8. Waiting is the hardest part.

>>24059842

CCW
KS

>>24059773
$97 + shipping

>>24059296
love the perth mint frosted year of the ___ stuff. grabbed the pig and horse myself, just beautiful

>>24060004
>97
Leaf?

>>24060064
I really like them as well. I have some of the quarter ounce gold ones, too. Decided to go with the 5 ouncers in silver just for something different.

>>24059842
SSE is a really, REALLY good buy right now.

>>24059874
Yeah its hard to have conviction to wait, or even to suffer through waiting for a low price to buy, then having the price drop a bit more!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD1G9BNx3q4

>>24060079
They are $160 CAD
so no

good interview out today, rick rule is always one of my favorites since he is pretty conservative and level headed

>>24060393
derp
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr0vM7OytEs

>>24060382
Pretty high premium. ASE are cheaper per ounce than that.
Unless it was 97 with tax?

re: slabs, how good are the Chinese at faking them? I presume that they can only do very basic fakes that don't incorporate shit like PCGS' NFC chips.
Anyway, aside from that, I assume there's very little issue in buying from a legit CONUS company, assuming that they're listed as a [grading company] authorized dealer for their respective coins?

>>24060079
No, $97usd

>>24060425
Yeah, it was 97 after tax plus 11usd of shipping

>>24060736
Oh, you did good then.

>>24060393
wont lie, he said nothing worth listening to in this one. Maybe because I saw all his interview a million times.

Where can I find picrelated?

>>24061054
Ebay.

>>24061054
https://oldsilver.ru/
Vodkanon bro has then

>>24060423
>>24060393
if you truly want a good interview, released today : https://youtu.be/LzR4VHBQ5aQ

He make some very strong point against bitcoin, things I didnt think to be honest.

>>24061054
Old silver.ru thought it was a meme but he came through plus I got a bunch of cool stuff like old soviet post cards

>>24057807
BTG is pretty cheap right now around $5.70

>>24060877
wasnt a blow out by any stretch but there also wasnt anything big in the news. I would rather have someone tell me things are still fundamentally strong then try to click bait with "MOON/CRASH" type stuff.

Holy fuck UDOW is going to make me rich

Important for anybody who is invested in nuclear stonks! The European Commission is going to exclude nuclear and water power from their sustainable energy funding program:
https://www.euractiv.com/section/energy-environment/news/eu-commission-criticised-for-its-reporting-on-nuclear-energys-sustainability/

>>24061474
>The European Commission is going to exclude nuclear and water power from their sustainable energy funding program:
Bruh
Literally the only two useful green energy systems and they exclude them
Actual retards

>>24061517
Only wind and solar are apparently clean lmao

>>24061474
FUCKING
HIPPIES

>>24061517
its malicious not stupid

>>24061474
for fucks sake what a stupid decision

>>24061225
might give it a listen oncei get 40 min to myself

>>24061220
>>24061262
Nice

>>24061474
Bullish.

>>24061694
The issue seems to be about nuclear waste:

>A scientific review was part of the hard-won compromise reached by EU leaders in December. At the time, France and the UK, in particular, had spoken out in favour of classifying nuclear energy as environmentally friendly, so that investments can keep flowing.
>Even the technical group of experts that drew up the EU taxonomy proposal had remained ambivalent on the subject, even though there was no doubt that nuclear energy would make a substantial contribution to greenhouse gas reduction, as stated in its final report.
>But because of the nuclear waste that is generated, the issue is complex and needs “further technical evaluation”, the report added.

>>24061300
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>24061789
Anon, i actually have a BU of that coin that I got from my LCS. Quite niceu

>>24061815
for fucks sake just find a massive stable batholith somewhere and bury the waste a KM down in the unmoving stone. Its what we were planning here in Canada with the Canadian Shield.

i put this on when fondling my stack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCEwUFtjAr4

>>24061815
>>24061894
Why don't they just use the waste in those molten salt reactors lol

>>24061815
>nuclear waste that is generated
WE CAN RECYCLE THIS SHIT FOR FUCKS SAKE

>>24061054
oldsilver.ru has them, a store called Golden Eagle Coins has the 2 Reichsmarks with the Reichsadler and hakenkreuz in stock right now and they get the 5 in occasionally

>>24061912
I'm not very educated on those. Would that work? I do hear that thorium doesn't produce radioactive waste, maybe that will become more popular in the future as the technology advanced?
>>24061953
How? I'm ignorant
>>24061894
Kek that's basically what we have here in Finland, a massive underground complex that we fill in bit by bit and seal.

The article ends in a good, sobering note though:
>For MP Kotting-Uhl it is nevertheless clear: “To call nuclear energy sustainable in view of its history is ignorant.” In addition, no EU member state is barred from investing in nuclear energy itself – only the EU must not actively promote it.

So countries that might disagree with the EU can still fund nuclear energy projects

>>24061474
meanwhile : https://twitter.com/RSCactu/status/1329392778372067328

France may encounter blackout this winter due to lack of electricity. These fucker closed nuclear plants.

>>24057207
I bought a tube of them back in February and they were in pretty much perfect condition when I opened it. Maybe there or four had tiny little scratches.

>>24061300
Be careful , there are anons that don't like titties here

>>24061300
BOOOOBAAAAAA AAAAAH

>>24062063
their goal is to keep everyone as poor as possible. cheap, abundant energy would make them lose their grip over the world

Bayhorse is on sale today

>>24062143
Just shorted for tax loss and put it into LIO instead

>>24062034
> How? I'm ignorant
Depleted uranium munitions

>>24062143
Exatcly, the most undervalued silver stock right now, easy x20 at $50 silver. Ignore the FUD and buy.

>>24062484
Depleted Uranium is produced from making fuel, the leftovers from spent fuel are the problem.

>>24062506
I'd argue BHS is valued about right now. Summa Silver on the other hand seems undervalued as far as silver stonks go, though I won't invest in them because I don't want to invest in FRA shares

>>24062827
I concur, I values BHS at about 9-10 cents, and even though it hit this level, I appropriated those funds for better stocks
>>24062506
Its not FUD, people bring up very real issues with BHS and its fan boys hand waive them away.

Barrick Gold dropped quite a lot, I wonder if buying now would be catching the falling knife.

>>24062957
Now is a good time to buy mining companies. They might go down for a week or two, hell maybe even until the end of the year depending on each company's circumstances (winter season, funding, tax loss selling). But I'd argue that this week and next week are ripe for buying

>>24061474
>were going to have blackouts senpai
Weird choice. Have these guys ever played video games?

>>24061474

Neolibs hate nuclear cause it breaks their Hegelian Dialectic. Just like they hated chloroquine when Trump brought it up about the 'rona.

Every "Big Problem" hyped by media is the same. Just a tool being used for another agenda, which is almost always further consolidation of wealth and power. There's a few assumptions that are safe when the media starts talking about a new "Big Problem":

-Somebody stands to gain money/power from this being "solved" in a particular way

-The media is controlled by these people

-Likely the "solution" will never truly solve the issue so that the gain can be milked for as long as possible

-The underlying problem usually has a small nugget of truth, but it'll always be vastly overhyped to stoke fear in the lizard brains of normies to get them to go along

OFC climate change has some real effects as does pollution, but effects are not the same globally. While yuro elites can afford to play these silly power games societies like China that feel the bite of population density and pollution from cheap power and manufacturing don't have such luxuries. For them, it is a real problem in need of a real solution. Hence their push towards nuclear is genuine.

Don't ever bet based on any problem the elites tell you about with the assumption that they are sincere in worrying about it, or will actually try to solve it.

>>24063209
Nuclear will be the predominant source of energy in the future regardless. As the Western world continues regulating carbon emissions there will be a rollout from fossil-fueled energy into the far more efficient nuclear energy. No matter what the EU might say it is in the EU's individual countries' best interest to promote nuclear energy.

Fuck that MP though. Fucking hippies

>>24063209
>>24063357
I know a friend from Germany. His electricity prices are through the roof now. Why?

They got rid of all their nuclear power because of libcuck bullshit and the electric grid was fucked afterwards as a result and the "renewable" energy sources could not even begin to replace what they got rid of so ironically they had to start using massive amounts of coal to compensate, completely negating the whole "environmental" angle to begin with lol. Now their electricity is 4 times as expensive

I live in California and I see all the same shit happening. Getting the fuck out as soon as I can

(pic related, got recently from SoCal Edison)

>>24063515
>so ironically they had to start using massive amounts of coal to compensate, completely negating the whole "environmental" angle to begin with lol. Now their electricity is 4 times as expensive
You can't make this shit up! Haahahaha!!! In a free market, this wouldn't have happened either by the way.

>>24061300
why must she act like the retard?
is she literally having a brain seizure

>>24061474
>>24063209
>>24063357

Most normies are just involuntary hypocrites (if they ever used their brains...). Everyone wants more electricity, directly and indirectly, due to our constant technological advancements and our increased living standards (e.g. people want wireless charging, more inter-connectivity, more IoT devices etc.) YET AT THE SAME FUCKING TIME THEY OPPOSE AGAINST ALL WAYS OF ITS GENERATION.

Fine, I get the part that burning fossil fuels causes a lot of pollution. But nuclear energy is probably the best solution we have right now, it's very efficient, incredibly clean and safe (if maintained correctly), the only real difficulty would be the waste, but even there we have new technologies that nobody is using because it's "too expensive" (vitrification, reprocessing etc.).

We cannot simply ostracise nuclear power until we have better solutions (renewable sources of energy are still in their infancy, both in terms of output and sophistication). The only real hope we have would be fusion, but you still need fission in order to "jump-start" fusion reactors.

>>24062506

I bought BHS heavily today

>>24061474
Meanwhile China is building nuclear power plants like gangbusters.

https://twitter.com/SilverVarden/status/1329434142811910144

Buy the dip ! Its 46% from ATH !

Can anyone advise a comfortable staking system?

Studied DMX token pn Probit, testcheck this platform: dymmax.com
What is your opinion/point of view about it? There is a staking model and extra liquidity for tokens with the new smart-contract feature.

>>24063814
Fuck off

>>24063769
good to see more material heading to the assay office.

>>24059497
Hello based crusader, silver face.

>>24063858
how high are the chance of these being good ? I usually buy 500$ in two stock per month; since they are so down, I may just put my whole 1k of the month in them.

>>24063891
I wouldnt be surprised if they were fantastic, when I worked in the areas they are exploring now there were great surface showings all over the place. There are tons of high grade ore bodies scattered all over the place around the Torbit and Dolly Varden workings so the drilling will likely find more too. The only reason those mines closed back in the day was the collapse of the price of silver and they had a hard time chasing the higher grade veins with old school technology.

>>24061300
>>24063587
>zoomer

>>24058157
>>24058192

Drawing attention to this again so that people don't get discouraged by this short-term noise in the miners.

>>24064507
Do note that silver did double this year but 150x gains didn't happen. I don't think it's reasonable to assume such gains

[] Our Silver is Priceless
[] Debate me

[ ] Yes
[ ]No
[x] you can't

>>24064507
Yep, also people shouldnt forget that we are still at the very start of this bullmarket. When everything crash, all those people invested in tesla, amazon and other shit will come in our sector, that's when the flood really start and we see insane increase. David morgan went deeply into it in one of his latest interview, it was great.

I have 40k to spend on gold. Im ordering from jmbullion. What should I get? I want 1 oz units.

Ill get a little silver too probably.

>>24064654

$19 to $24 isn't a double. It spiked at $29, but the market knew that was a headfake and didn't react. Good silver juniors like Dolly Varden are still up 3x on the year.

What percentage of your holdings is just PMs? I'm sitting at 18% of my assets (cash, stocks, savings, etc.) is gold and silver, poor fag trying to make

>>24064824
I took the March dip into account, and I know that good miners are still up hugely. My point was to say that people shouldn't EXPECT to get 100-baggers. Sure we COULD get some but it's better to be realistic and assume otherwise. Nobody wants to be left holding the bag after a massive run up so I'd encourage people to take profits on the way up

>>24064754
Some 1oz RCM bars, American Gold Eagles, Canadian Maples and either some 10oz RCM silver bars or a 100oz

>>24064899

For most juniors, you have to go back to 2015/6 to find the true bottom. As bad as the March crash was, few stocks got anywhere near those levels. So the stocks were never priced for $11 silver. DV is up 6x since 2015, which is a good return for a 25% increase in the price of silver.

>>24064899
AS long as the fed doesnt rise rates, stop printing and let everything crash, we will go up. If they do let everything crash, I wonder where everyone will go but physical pm and miner ? Just imagine even 1/4 of tesla or apple marketcap coming in our stock. I bet my right ball we can easily 50x.

heres something you dont see everyday, an underground placer mine I believe in California. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQcfX7IwpQY&t=419s

>>24065187
Well depending on the stock I guess that's reasonable
>>24065184
Ah I didn't take that into account, good point. Although few of us would invest into companies that really are that low (the ones that have good solid work done are already appreciated by the market more than the ones that aren't) and nobody can invest in the past of course
>>24065323
I thought placer gold meant chips of gold that float downstream? Cool video though

>>24065485
Your right, but this is a very special location. Basically a lahar or volcanic debris flow shot down a river valley and buried an ancient river channel. The River changed course and the pay dirt in the river bed was buried. This dudes following the river washed gravels sandwiched between the original bedrock and the volcanic flow above it.

>>24058157
WHAT BOOK

>>24065541
I'd be lying if I said I understood everything (might be due to English not being my first or even second language) but basically the river dried out/changed course upstream due to an anomalous volcanic event? So now the gold that would've normally flowed downstream stayed in its source?

Do you know any good defi?

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>>24057567
this is a retarded idea

>>24064881
if you dont count the firearms.
all of it

>>24057567
You might as well just pay the extra $10 for BU eagles

>>24065813
the gold stayed behind in the river gravels where they were resting on bedrock, just like you would find on any other placer deposit, the only thing special here is that it was deeply buried by the volcanic flow. Its already traveled from the source and is stuck in the bedrock as nuggets and flakes, some over 5 ounces in weight.

>>24066020
Oooh I get it now. Probably fairly easy to mine too as there's a lot of visible gold.

>>24066229
in that spot probably easy to underground mine, as the "back" of the workings is solid compacted volcanics that arent fractured. In most placer underground mines the ground has to be frozen to keep it from coming in and killing everyone. At Wingdam mine in the cariboo district for example Omineca Mining had to spend months pumping freezing brine into the ground before they could even start thinking about mining.

>>24064678
Nice to see you again Yukari anon. Are you on the MM deal for silver coins with $3 premium?

>>24066314
>In most placer underground mines the ground has to be frozen to keep it from coming in and killing everyone.
That's hardcore, sounds surreal to me

>>24066496
its why i wont work in underground placer mines, there dangerous and I dont fancy having to have 9 layers on with a survival parka on top to scoop frozen gravels all day. Not to mention if there was a problem with the freezing there would be no easy way to support the back and everything comes in.

Imo I have found a new Gem!

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>>24065790
>>24058157

The book is Doug Casey, Crisis Investing, 1979.

$85 for a silver chain & ornament of .95 silver for probably 1.5 ounces....

Thoughts?

>>24066823
>silver jewelry
doesn't impress anyone
>$85
bad price unless you personally really like the ornament

>1oz coins
>~$4 over spot in low quantity with CC
what were the premiums for silver like in 2019 if 1oz was all you were buying???

>>24067390
Two bucks on Eagles. Sometimes three on something like a Philharmonic. I was regularly buying junk and rounds for 79 or 89 cents over spot. Just placed an order today for 25 Krugerrands for three dollars over spot each and kind of feel like a sucker but that’s where the market is right now.

>>24057283
Once the election controversy is over, Biden is president, and the Federal Reserve pumps and dumps the stock market again you'll change your tune.

>>24067493
Why do the shills that come shitpost in /pmg/ assume we hold only PMs?

>>24064678

Very cute!

Are you ready for $1680 gold?

>>24066322
nah I hadn't seen MM sales recently. I'll take a look though. I know they had some Canadian vintage canoe silver dollars I wanted awhile back, I never got any

>>24067627
I welcome lower prices

>>24067390
>what were the premiums for silver like in 2019 if 1oz was all you were buying???
$1 over spot for generic rounds, $2.50 over spot for ASEs, Junk silver less than a dollar above spot (sometimes as low as 10 cents above spot), 40%ers would occasionally retail below spot. The premiums have gotten back somewhat close to normal at my LCS for some items, but ASEs and generic rounds haven't recovered. None of the online prices are anywhere close to what they used to be.

>>24067627
Yes and I’m also ready for $15 silver, up or down stackers always win

Who else can't wait until they can stop minting coins with Lizard Face here?

>>24067774
me and me again

>>24067774
This cunt is never going to die

>>24067753
Id buy so much silver if it went $15 again. Both JP Morgan and Citi bank have shorted the dollar expecting a 20% loss by 2021. Ill be around to pick up the profits

>Democrat House
>Republican senate
>Democrat President
What happens? Nothing. Deflationary collapse

>>24067774
yeh, I can't wait to get one with Chuck's face on it!

>>24067627

My Body is ready.

>>24067850
Inflation collapse. I'm a carpenter and can confirm lumber and all other materials are skyrocketing because the dollar is shitting the bed

>>24067871
If anything Chuck just looks bland.

>>24067956
I think the 2020s will be the the decade of commodities. Gold has rallied, silver has rallied, copper has rallied, timber is way up and you’re starting to see increases across-the-board. If you look at a long-term commodities index we are at near 100 year lows in commodity prices. There is almost nowhere to go but up.

>>24067981
Chuck will be facing left if they keep with tradition.

>>24067956
That isnt why lumber is skyrocketing

>>24068037
He will also be on a Isreali coin not US. Although a senator of NY he claims to be the "Guardian of Isreal"

>>24068134
maybe you should have informed us as of why instead of injecting your opinion with no explanation. Please educate us

Ascot Resources has yet another fantastic set of drill results! https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/667-tsx/aot/87947-ascot-discovers-more-high-grade-gold-in-the-day-zone.html

Skeena also coming out with amazing ore grades over a wide area. https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/787-tsx/ske/87959-skeena-intersects-5-29-g-t-aueq-over-56-34-metres-in-22-zone-infill-drilling-at-eskay-creek.html

>>24067871
>>24067981
>>24068037
>>24068135
“In April 2017, [Chuck] Grassley co-sponsored the Israel Anti-Boycott Act (s. 720), which would make it a federal crime for Americans to encourage or participate in boycotts against Israel and Israeli settlements in the West Bank if protesting actions by the Israeli government.[103][104]“

I can’t wait to get imprisoned for refusing to buy goods from Israel and suggesting others do the same!

>>24068135
I don't think we're talking about the same Chuck.

>>24061300
>>24061823
>>24062091
>>24062091
>>24063587

imagine the smell

>>24068180
Very nice intercepts!

>>24068296
>dog shows up
YOU JUST KNOW

I got a couple prepaid $25 giftcard/debt card things for my birthday a few months ago, can't really combine them on the same purchase as far as i know, anything I can do to turn these into silver efficiently?

>>24068499
Spend at LCS or Buy $1 FV of Junk Silver with each one, or use for things you would actually spend money on and put the cash towards metals

>>24062034
The EU is a disgustingly corrupt organisation and can suck my dick, I was so happy when the UK voted to leave and I hope many more European countries follow their footsteps

>>24068499
>>24068626
>use for things you would actually spend money on and put the cash towards metals
Sometimes the simplest answer is the best
>>24068652
Inclined to agree

>>24067340
Yeah good call.
I already know that is a ridiculous price when $85 is practicly 3 ounces of .999 anywhere else.

>>24063515
Here's your comment in graph form

>>24067774
So who else are they going to put on the coins? Seriously that whole family is messed up and not even Christian.

>>24067627
Not really, not my miners anyway.
At least btc will crash along side it.

>>24068296
>>24061300
Hot but really cringe at the same time

>>24068164
From what I've read it's because China is trying to offload their USDs for commodities, so copper, iron ore, lumber, coal etc to protect themselves from Fed actions

Pacifico completed theor Phase IV drilling: http://www.pacificominerals.com.au/images/2020_Announcements/20201120_02311395_Phase_IV_Drilling_Program_Completed_at_Sorby_Hills.pdf

I just shorted my position today, now I wish I had waited a little first. Ah well

>>24068746
Beautiful, thank you

>>24067627
Your meme lines are weak.

>>24067774
she will outlast England

>>24066637
Thanks anon!

>>24059125
Very nice, safe with good torque and a speculative alocation in AUN. Great stuff. Also a fan of energy fuels too; you picked well. I like the Rare Earth Elements kicker aspect to it considering the dismal amounts coming from North America and in general American allies.

>>24067753
This is how you tell a degenerate stacker from a part timer. Good on you, friend.

>>24062827
Summa is extremely based but fanboys can only keep 2 stocks in their heads at the same time.

degenerate stackers rise up!

>>24068860
Pacifico is the single best silver equity opportunity right now.

http://cdn.ceo.ca/1fmb2cu-New%20PMY%20-%20Silver%20Investors%20Dream%20at%20Start%20of%20Bull%20Run%2019%20September%202020.pdf

>>24068835
And what happens when the Fed starts chasing those with dollars too?

>>24063769

>last picture of the 2024 /pmg/ "boat party incident"

>>24069375
I'm just not a fan of the raped share structure. 3 billion shares. Really? Now that's a message for shareholders if I've ever seen one.
Much better opportunities for investors out there
>>24069228
That said Summa remains a very speculative play until they release some results. Loving the share ownership, nice centralized holdings. Probably an amazing time to add right now but like I said I will abstain because it's not listed on TSX or NYSE or the like, I hate FRA (can't invest into CSE as a yuro)
Thankfully there's an ocean of companies to invest into. Just have to do the work and find them

>>24067627
Yes actually, but I'm more expecting the 1750 to test and hold. Either way a lower consolidation is a lot more bullish long term. The monthly chart still looks parabolic and i don't like it

can’t wait for the GND to pass and AG to mooooooon

Bitcoin bugs are screaming like apes at Alasdair Macleod right now. Looks like the Twitter feed of Peter Schiff.

"When fiat ends, so does bitcoin, because as the replacement money it cannot compete with gold. 1) too volatile 2) Uncertain future value for capital inv. 3) CBs have gold to reintroduce sound money when fiat fails."

https://twitter.com/MacleodFinance/status/1329463339978813441

Anyone pick up any MintID bars? Is the NFC thing a meme, and more importantly, does it lower the value of the bar?

>>24069590
This man is dangerously based

>>24069590
Bitcoin maxis have to be the most simultaneously arrogant and thin-skinned individuals on the planet
>BTC IS THE ULTIMATE STORE OF VALUE
>NOOOOO YOU CAN'T ASK WHY
and this is from someone who has some dollars in BTC. I just can't trust a 'decentralised' currency where Chinese miners (and thus the CCP) control the majority of the hashrate, technically making PoW a crapshoot

>>24069463
>Much better opportunities for investors out there

Name them and if they check out I'll be go going balls deep. If you're referring to any companies with massive market caps however, I'm not interested. The fact that you think shares outstanding has any relevance to the value of the company is telling.

>>24069611
>NFC thing a meme, and more importantly, does it lower the value of the bar?
makes it pretty much worthless

>>24069693

Bitcoin is a moonboy cult. When people of this kind get rugged, I'm not going to feel an ounce of sympathy. Poetic justice. You can tell from their attitude that they would never stop gloating if they did turn out to be right. The vicious sneering would mean more to them than the gain in wealth.

>>24069611
Personally only buy government minted coins but even if I were to buy generic I would NEVER buy NFC rounds/bars tb.h anon

>>24069611
Lowers value significantly, I would buy them off you less the fee to re refine them to remove the RFID

>>24069856
>>24069880
>>24069891

Thank you

>>24069761
>The fact that you think shares outstanding has any relevance to the value of the company is telling.
No, not the value of the company as much as the value of the stock. Too much volume for my taste and the outstanding amount indicates the company is ready to dilute shareholders any time. Also to my knowledge swing traders favor stocks like that
I'll name a few good ones that I think are good investments right now. Full disclosure I'm more focused on gold miners anyway and still have a massive backlog to go through
Summa Silver (extremely promising silver play, shares incredibly cheap, cheaper than when Sprott bought)
Vangold (all around solid Au-Ag company, also shares on sale at the moment)
CCW (highest grades you'll ever see but still very speculative)
SSE (speculative greenfield explorer, flagship asset stuck in a stupid lawsuit with landowner but worth a look, might get some good gainz)
AUN (no-brainer in terms of the ground although they got a shitty financing deal so time is of the essence, if they get going according to schedule they'll be able to explore even more of their amazing ground for an even greater upside in the future)
Others that I've gone through but aren't as up to date with that may have a great future are DV, DEF, KS.

>>24058265
CLAIMED

As a beginning stacker, what's a good ratio of gold:silver to start out with? Working with around $1,000 budget and interested in bars more than other formats.

>>24069225
>>24069325
>>24070144
Did someone summon me?

>>24070238
>As a beginning stacker, what's a good ratio of gold:silver to start out with?
Most people in here stack at 1:100 gold to silver ratio, before I lost my stack in a tragic motorcycle crash over a ravine I stacked at a somewhat richer 1:80 ratio

The saddest thing about nuclear power is that the Cold War ruined it. Soviet retardation aside BWRs would've dominated had militaries not forced PWRs on us. Japs have been refining them for like 60 years and all but the first gen (like Fukushima, though they're mostly fixed now) are incredibly safe. Gen III+ BWRs are so good investments in SMRs and MSRs seem like a total waste to me.

>>24070397
I wish I understood half of what you just said anon. I know nothing about nuclear power/physics

>>24070238
Get 1 ounce of Gold and 100 Ounces of silver and then do what you want from there, honestly silver is poomped alot on this general because it is cheaper but theres nothing wrong with being heavier into gold, such as a 1:50 ratio or something else

>>24069611
They sold out near me, I am waiting until they get some back in stock. I am a collector I pretty much try and get what different bullion coins/bars I can.

>>24068239
As long as you know which US Senator im talking about.

>>24070363
>>24070496

1:100 ratio sounds good. Ordering a bunch from JM Bullion soon.

>>24057036
My meme collection.

>>24070521
I do know which Senator you're talking about. He isn't very different from any othe US politician on his stances on Israel.
King Chuck III will look far worse on a coin than Lizzie ever will, hopefully he doesn't reign long enough for many coins with him on them to be made.

>>24070616
I heard somewhere he was going to go by George VII

>>24068004
Buy Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton?

>>24070706
That's probably what he'll do, but I'll still call him King Chuck.

>>24069977
Checked

I'm heavy in vangold already, in fact I picked more up last night at $0.23.

I'm also heavy in Klondike which you mentioned but it hasn't gone down since I bought it so I haven't accumulated more.

I've heard of CCW but need to do more research.

Silver stock anon has mentioned SSE but its probably the most speculative play ive seen. I would definitely prefer to have money in PMY instead.

So BHS, VGLD, PMY and KS are my core small caps. Lots of FUD on BHS lately but that will turn to fomo as soon as the price goes up.

>>24067627
I got a sovereign for $299 a few years ago.I want some more of that action.

Price predictions for January 1, 2021? Seems like metals are going down in the short term and I honestly don't think we'll see a huge rise in prices until after biden gets sworn in and does another shutdown, which wont be for atleast a February, that and the fact that there is usually a market sell off during the holidays

>>24070777
Yeah SSE is super speculative. Canada Silver Cobalt Battery Copper Nothing Works could be huge or it could turn out to be a turd. I'm leaning more on the bullish but guys at ceo.ca are getting antsy because assays are taking their sweet time. They're defining the mineralized zone(s) well at Castle East though imho.

We'll have to agree to disagree on PMY (I don't think they're a bad company, I just think there are better, more lucrative places to park my money). BHS I also shorted, knowing that they might have amazing drilling results in the future because they've shown to be incapable of actually processing the mined ore and because management seems generally unfocused and incompetent. I hope the company does well but I'd rather look for greener grass elsewhere. Gold miners and explorers are more my speed in the end after all. I've found more great companies than I can feasibly allocate into

>>24070777
Also, checked! This must be fate, we are connected somehow.

>>24070715
Rio Tinto is one of my larger holdings. I also own Freeport for copper. Rio Tinto also produces a lot of gold in addition to their copper. To me buying a large producer that produces multiple commodities that are in in strong up trends and also pay nice dividends is a no-brainer.

>women's suffrage and niggerball coins still in stock after weeks
>ww2 anniversary and mayflower sold out instantly
Kek
https://coinweek.com/us-mint-news/a-message-from-united-states-mint-director-david-j-ryder-2/

Enjoy my stack fellas... decided to actually photograph it and post pics for the first time to bring some luck in the coming weeks. 100oz Silver, 1oz Gold.

>>24071673
All hand poured bars of various sizes from Monarch Precious Metals, and 1oz of Gold from the Scottsdale Mint. Rushed to get a beginner stack a few months back, wanted all hand pours from domestic American companies. Pic related, love these Monarch 1oz bars

>>24071700
3oz bars, very rare size and a nice feel in the hand IMO. Monarch never charged me sales tax out of state either... big reason I bought from them as the cost per oz ended up being lower than for coins from JM Bullion and others, even Asahis/generics.

>>24071673
>>24071700
I love these style of ingot so much.

>>24071730
And last but not least my single 10oz bar, really lovely size. Dubs and we'll see $50 silver before January

>>24070481
Boiling water reactors are larger and less efficient than pressurized water reactors, making them impractical for use in ships and submarines. Because militaries threw money at naval PWR development the rest of the industry naturally shifted to those too, it's what scientists knew, and factories could build without having to reinvent the wheel. Since the Jap military can't have anything nuclear they went for BWRs from the start. The other initialisms are small modular reactor and molten salt reactor, which are basically excuses for why nobody's built shit in decades. Current reactors are too scary so we need to wait for miracle designs that will never come...even though no decent gen 2 or later reactor has EVER had a meltdown. Don't tell the hippies that.

>>24071700

Man those 1 ounce hand-poured bars are really cool. Great buy anon!

>>24071747
How could I forget my oz of Gold! Took forever to ship from Scottsdale, months even, but it finally came. Really beautiful, shined to a mirror finish.

>>24071735
they're awesome, hand poured ingots are the gentleman's choice

>>24071754
they're great aren't they? thanks dude

>>24071673
>>24071700
Very nice. I placed an order today I’ll have to post photos in a couple days once they arrive.

>>24071877
do it! stack pics keep this general going. protip: erase all the metadata from your photos before posting

>>24072015
4chan strips meta when you send it

>>24071631
>>women's suffrage and niggerball coins still in stock after weeks
the sickening march of sjw's diversification continues even in the face of outright failure, lack of practical merit, and complete and utter uselessness, if not downright destructive retrogressive effects on society

>>24070238
save up and get some gold first. then stack silver til you're at about 100:1 ratio. then be careful. I hear a lot of folks are losing everything in boating accidents.

>>24071821
Hand poured bars are indeed the gentleman's choice

Why is this shit $500?

>>24072015
i imagine if you're worried about gookmoot releasing your data, there's just too much effort involved in posting stack.

I know Kitco news is usually about Gold and Silver. But why are they starting to talk about Bitcoin now of all time? The latest video is about it being 100,000. I think this is complete bullshit, fake news and it feels like a sell signal.

>>24072609
Networks tend to talk about what their viewers want them to talk about. Almost every big network right now is running a story on bitcoin.

>>24072640

Has to be a huge sell signal. There's no way this is going to fly off like 2017 like it did before.

I'm skeptical especially when normies are saying that BTC will be 350k in the next few years

Any scrapping guides? I want to make bars in my garage.

>>24070911
>He doesn't know
The market is going to crash without Powell's intervention. And it's going to be by a particular event.

>>24072390
Numismatics baby.

>>24064881
I'm actively going through a bankruptcy so not counting guns and car, about 50% of everything I own right now in wealth is in 200 oz of silver.

>>24072775
which event in particular? I can think of a few off the top of my head such as the ones I mentioned

GREEN!

>>24072734

Check out this channel. Its more fun to watch than doing it yourself.

https://www.youtube.com/user/bigstackD

>>24069166
Thanks, anon. I’m also heavy in BTC, ZEC (unironically), and some LINK and ALGO. Also hold some physical gold as well. Oh and lithium stocks have been fun to swing lately.

>>24072832
NO, BAD. I WANT CHEAP SILVER DAMNIT!

>>24072661
>>24072721
It was going to be 350k in 2018
Certainly THIS TIME it will succeed
>>24072783
Re: numismatics, I did kind of ask this before but to what extent can the Chinese replicate coins?
I'm looking at some specific ones on eBay from NGC and PCGS, the photo references taken by both companies seem to almost perfectly match the seller photos aside from some scratches. At what point can you be relatively certain that you're not buying a fake?

>>24073219
Do not buy expensive numismatics online from anyone other than a large reputable source. It just is not worth the risk.

>>24073280
That was my understanding too. I'm shortlisting any buys to either companies that have been around for a decade+ and individuals with >10k 100% feedback. Since these coins in particular are very old, I'm comparing the imperfections against the slab photos as well.

These coins aren't wildly expensive; less than $400 in every case. I don't intend to get all of them, but I do want to train my fake recognition. It's unfortunate that it's come to this, fucking chinese

My Mining folio is down 100k from the highs of the summer. Hold me bros.

ah once again the idiots in Wells BC preaching their distain for the one project that will save their community from dieing a slow painful death. If so many of my mining claims werent based around this community I wouldnt care so much.

https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-109-daybreak-north/clip/15809254-a-barkerville-gold-rush-everyone-happy

>>24073551
Anon, that’s the entire game. Patience. Just relax and have some alcohol. Whatever you prefer.

>>24073564
Would you say these conflicts have been on the rise?

>>24073564

What the hell are they so concerned about? Some of this NIMBY nonsense is part of the reason why this country has gone down the shitter. I hope the mining company sets forth as many goons onto the town populace just to run these fools out.

>>24073658
yes the tiny towns become even more devided on the project now. Its so stupid because there really wont be any new work for anyone younger than 50 in the community without the mine, and the mines put a fuck load of effort into being good partners since their concentrator plan fuck up this summer.

>>24073551
If you still can, take some profits and reinvest into your favorite ones that have dumped a lot, or sit on the powder until a company reaches a price point you're willing to accept

>>24073720
its really based on people who have been there in Wells since the town died in the 1970s. They spent decades living on welfare in a dead mining town growing weed and not seeing any changes. Now suddenly the mine project has kicked into high gear and their mad because their quiet dead town is coming back to life, new families are coming in and new jobs are appearing too. They do have a point that the mine will mean the town will get busier, but it wont harm tourism like they think it will, tourisms already dead. Arts Wells, the huge arts fest that happens every year with 5 thousand smelly euro trash hippies swarm the town has dried up to less than a quarter of its previous size, that money is done. Let the mine come in.

>>24073564
Damn hippies again! Why are some people so opposed to getting work and learning new skills? Or against making the country prosper?

>>24073803

Alright what's your prediction pan man? From the sounds of this guy in the interview, this honky town-clown doesn't seem to have a chance at all to change anything.

Is DMX token good one?

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>>24073639
>>24073784
Trying to not think about it too much and wait for the inevitable. Always the voice in the back of my head that says that this dumbass market could see stocks go up for another year and PMs go down just because of manipulation or retarded investors.

>>24073847
hes actually a major figure in the community, but yes his word is only so strong. The mine will build and operate as it wishes, but he can make their lives suck through connections to anti industry activists. Its one of those issues that could come back to bite badly later if not dealt with right off the bat.

>tfw no ancap gf to accumulate silver with

>>24073871
Yup, I recommend you invest your entire life's savings into it. You picked a winner for sure!

>>24073412
wait the fuckin Chinks can replicate or produce artificial Silver/Gold?

>>24074118
It's not that crazy, but for some expensive coins they'll use legit alloy and fake the design. They're even faking grading slabs, however they're a bit behind versus grading companies in the regard.

>>24073889
If that’s the case, sell covered calls on the shares you hold or just continue to average down if it retraces really hard. The fundamentals haven’t changed. At some point, you will be rewarded. The fact that you are capitulating on the rest of the stock market tells me that we’re close to the bottom. 1 year is nothing.

>>24074118
Yeah no shit sherlock, numismatic coins have been the bighest scam ever for decades now. They'll straight-up make real silver ASEs and similar just to sell them for the premium. Numismatists are pretty much all retard whales anyway, so it's no great loss either way

>>24074213
Why would they make ASE's when there faggy panda coins are only 30g and higher premiums?

>>24074213
bro I just want to get cool art pieces, fuck 99% of modern mintage aside from a select few series (none of which are bullion)

>>24074238
Most collector-grade coins go for crazy premiums over melt value. It's not even a stretch to assume that anyone with a good enough mint and political backing (re: the chinese) can and do fake everything they can just to get those sweet sweet retard dollars

>>24074278
I get that with numismatics but not ASE's

>>24074175
ahhh okay, I thought they were doing some alchemy magik or something.....

but see at that point I don't understand that much why people value coin design. It kinda feels like its a hundred-dollar bill and having Cardi b wipe her ass with it and now that $100 is worth more than the actual value of the bill it self, get me?

>>24074294
And yet, the US mint is now selling certain ASEs for like $60+ a pop. If I were an underhanded chinaman that knew how many braindead shitters there are that buy those things, I'd be running fakes of those out the door as fast as I humanly could.

>>24067774
Me because then the premium for every coin with her on it will only go up from there.

>>24074329
Fair enough with these new ones

>>24074325
>but see at that point I don't understand that much why people value coin design
Personally I just think they're cool. It's an art piece that will probably last centuries given the right care. That's more or less the only reason - it's completely separate to the concept of a stack.I would never buy common shit like ASEs or Maple Leaves for their numismatic value.

What good is my stack of silver if the lockdowns never end and I'm stuck in an Orwellian police state?

>>24074424
Das unterground economy

>>24074424
No good anon , I will trade you campbells luxury soup pound for pound for your stack

>>24074387
Just so long as you're aware that eventually, those numismatic pieces will most likely be worth exactly melt value, you do you man. I think you're a special kind of stupid for playing that particular game, but that's your choice and I respect it, even if I don't agree with it.

>>24074387
>.I would never buy common shit like ASEs or Maple Leaves for their numismatic value
No one does , we buy them for weight
Fucking numisautists

>>24074518
Oh I know they eventually become melt value, it's not like they retain premiums forever. It's similar to fine art, though, in the end it's colorful chemicals on paper. It's just a bit of a nicer thing to add onto the stack at large.
>>24074546
Apparently some people do

Who's baking?

>>24074518
>>24074546
I collect pure numismatics. I hang out here because whether you guys know it or not you're also numismatists. You tend to collect the least valuable numismatic pieces, but it's still collecting coins, bars, rounds, and tokens.

>>24074623
I got it

>>24074677
Pure numismatics in this case being low-mintage, once-off production runs of uniquely designed coins, right?
Because that’s basically what I’m doing and think of when I think of numismatics vs stacking

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