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Comfy case for shiny old gold coins

sorry for the random photo guys I am still at work drying out. Talk later!

>>25899559
Beautiful dendritic gold Pan Man

First for Precious Waifus!

Bought 200 shares of ZJG at close today. Esketit

Bumping with the latest stack photo

>>25899449
Should I?

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/russia-holds-more-gold-dollars-first-time-history

It's looking like a gold standard for developed countries really is unavoidable.

>>25899986
Hello fellow Valcambi bar stacker. I haven't seen many gold bars posted here lately, seems like coins are more popular?

>>25900044
Democrat party special release coins?

>>25900147

Russia now has more than enough gold to back its currency 10:1. China has even more. People who are listening to frauds to Michael Saylor instead of hoarding PMs and mining stocks are either ignorant or insane.

>>25899449
Been working on cleaning some old metals I got off of ebay

>>25900249
What evidence exists that the US is hoarding gold (or silver)? Do you think the futures manipulation is allowing the US government, or some other entity acting in conjunction with them, to secretly hoard physical PM's?

>>25900177

Thanks panman

Junk silver is based silver

>>25900562
This is one of those conspiracy-adjacent ideas where I do believe the US is stockpiling silver through private companies, but can't prove it. Primarily because if the US ever was honest about building a huge reserve of gold/silver (more than it had held as a ratio of gold to money supply since 1972) it would become immediately apparent that they were doing it to repeg their own currency to something. And if it became clear that the US intented to abandon this iteration of the dollar (while paying off USD denominated debts for pennies), the world would call foul and dump it like rancid shit.

The fact was that Lehman Bros. was the big player shorting silver before the GFC. Then when JPM inherited their position when they absorbed their corpse in 2009, it asked by the government to continue this position. And not only did they keep shorting the contracts, they also started to buy physical metal, which makes no fucking sense as an investment bank. Futures contract manipulation? Sure, they can rake in millions a day by playing the derivative game, but physical is different. Its much less liquid, so you cant do HFT algorithms with it, it takes up secure vault space (that they really don't have...), and the end goal pay off of dumping physical back onto the market once they manipulate the price high enough pales compared to what they can make by keeping the futures scam going.

I have to believe that JPM is not buying for themselves, but for a 3rd party with pockets much deeper than theirs, who wants to keep their names out of the news.

>>25901049
Facts, and pirate pilled

>>25900158
Grats on stacking some nice gold bars. Honestly though, the Valcambi bars are my least favorite gold pieces. They look tiny compared to the OPM bars of the same weight and since they’re in assay, you can’t really play with them like you can with coins. I just have them because I bought em off my brother. But hey, gold is gold.

>>25900562
Most likely yes, the main point is they are purposefully rigging PM. You out of thousands of plebs out there, know this fact, take advantage.

>>25901101
Tell me this question, why does the FED control the US government and then in tandum the US military? Why does blackrock, blackstone, and ect who is being paid by the fed to bailout the US stock market sucking up to china? Why does China act reverend in fount of those who own the true power on earth? What does this all mean when you combine them together?

>>25901101

>The fact was that Lehman Bros. was the big player shorting silver before the GFC.

This is the only part of your post with which I disagree. I think that Rob Kirby is right when he says that Lehman Brothers went long on silver. That's why they were singled out for destruction.

>I have to believe that JPM is not buying for themselves, but for a 3rd party with pockets much deeper than theirs, who wants to keep their names out of the news.

Bart Chilton said, in his interview with Chris Marcus, that, when he tried to bring the silver manipulation to the attention of the authorities, he was ordered to desist. He was told that the government itself was directly complicit in the manipulation.

>>25901460
Are you implying that the US government destroyed Lehman Brothers because they went long on silver? Can you expand on this? What/why/how was this done?

>>25901460
You're probably right, and it wouldn't be the first time someone got smoked for trying to buy the worlds most undervalued asset without government permission.

>>25901388
I think we may have different view of just who we mean by 'the Fed', the 'US government', 'the US military', and 'blackrock/vanguard'. Because as far as I can tell, at the highest levels, your generals, defense contractors, Fed chairs, Fed board members (the big secret club), senior congressmen, Vanguard board members, and former presidents are more or less interchangeable. They run in the same social circles, their kids attend school together, etc...

And because of this, I don't think these very rich, very powerful people, actually care if China ends up as a world power (they won't btw). Because these people are not too dissimilar to the average CCP member; he gets rich, and engages in capital flight. In fact, Xi is now making it pretty clear that no matter how rich you think you are, he's still going to kill you like Jack Ma. The US is a much preferable money making environment to these people, and so they will deal with China to earn money, just like they will sell missiles to the US to earn money, betting that the more permissive environment will survive.

>>25899986
what's in the white tubes over to the left? Morgans??
assumingthe green lids are Eagles

>>25901642
>>25901894

Sorry, I was going by a very old memory and got the bank wrong. It was Bear Sterns, not Lehman Brothers, which went long on PMs and was destroyed for it. This is an article from 2008, but the formatting is awful. In fact, most articles which deal with this question are falling apart or need to be retrieved from archives.

http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1223619420.php

Then you have this article from 2012, "The Secret Bailout of J. P. Morgan: How Insider Trading Looted Bear Stearns and the American Taxpayer"

"... No bloody wonder the SEC does not want to probe J.P. Morgan’s ‘rescue’ of Bear Stearns."

https://www.globalresearch.ca/the-secret-bailout-of-j-p-morgan-how-insider-trading-looted-bear-stearns-and-the-american-taxpayer/8974

I can see various other places where Rob Kirby is talking about this more recently, e. g. "Rob Kirby - The Fall of LTCM & How Bear Stearns Became The Fall Guy In 2008 Financial Crisis."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BHi90rn-JA&ab_channel=SilverBullionTV

He contends that Bear Sterns went long on metals, and that they were destroyed as punishment, upon which J. P. Morgan changed it into a short position.

With respect to Lehman Brothers, Rob Kirby also says that "Lehman’s Demise Was Most Assuredly All-About J.P. Morgan." "It is highly likely [or a certainty on my planet] that J.P. Morgan was INSOLVENT and was “BAILED OUT” last Monday, September 15, to the tune of 138 billion dollars. This would explain why the Fed and Treasury dictated that Lehman fail – to disguise or otherwise obfuscate the recapitalization of or illicit transfer of 138 billion to A MUCH SICKER, TEETERING ENTITY, J.P. Morgan Chase."

https://web.archive.org/web/20081120155926/https://www.financialsense.com/Market/kirby/2008/0922.html

>>25901049
hey what do you have there?
can we see a better pic?? please??

>>25901460
Lehman and Bear Stearns also did not agree to bail out Long Term Capital Management in the early 2000s. This was the original bailout and when banks learned they were too big to fail

>>25902281
Wow. Thank you for sharing these articles. I will read into this. Do you think that JP Morgan was bailed out, but with the expectation that they must begin shorting PM's? Sort of like offering to rescue someone from falling off a cliff, but having them swear to do something for you before giving them your hand?

>>25902281
That is fantastic. Thanks for the info

>>25902517

>Do you think that JP Morgan was bailed out, but with the expectation that they must begin shorting PM's?

Yes, you have definitely got it right there. Bear Stearns was punished, and Lehman was cannibalized, in order to prop up the favourite tool of the New World Order.

Yo pan man can I get some info on:
Radisson Mining Resources
First Mining Gold
please and thank you!

How does everyone view 35% war nickels? Is it worth stacking for thw low premiums, or will I get assraped with negative premiums when I try to sell?

>>25902611
And interestingly I have recently come across multiple articles from JP Morgan, or finance websites quoting "experts" from JPM, shilling Bitcoin and how it's going to be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

>>25902281
Based Gandalf in the Gondor archives anon

>>25902517
I think you're probably on the right track with that assumption. Why do you save the comparatively weaker JPM instead of Lehman? Presumably because JPM said 'yesum massa, my name Toby' and Lehman didn't. The government dusting the grave dirt off them and setting them back up would let them make just about any under the table demands, and they wouldn't even have to particularly coercive.
>You'll keep the silver price down by manipulating the derivative market you're custodian for
>We'll protect you, and you can even bend the rules a bit if you want and we'll give you a slap on the wrist fine.
>All we need is for you to buy up this allocation of bullion and put it on the trucks that will come by every Monday at 7. You will use the free money we print to do so, and you can even keep 1/10 of the purchase for your own vaults.

>But we will kill your entire family if you bring this up outside this room.

>>25902766
If at spot at high premium environments, pick it up. If it is under spot by a dollar or so where things can get ase tube at spot, then ignore.

>>25902766
Silver is silver, but dealing with 90% is much easier. I thought of picking some up because they are cheap but it could just be a pain in the ass.

>>25902843
That is when you smelt it anon.

>>25902934
>Yes officer, this post right here

>>25902676
at least do some DD yourself, dont be a hopeless baby

Hello /pmg/, Should I buy gold today or wait a few months for prices to cool down a bit? I would like to allocate 10% ofy wealth into precious metals, which would be approx $45,000.

What is your opinion?

>>25903130
Slowly buy now. Buy when you see deals. DCA them.

>>25903130
DCA man, that’s what I try to do.

>>25902281
>It was Bear Sterns
Bear Stearns was left to twist in the wind because they refused to contribute to the bailout of Long Term Capital Management in 1998.

Other than based PMG's anyone here playing Long Volatility to cover their tail risks?

>>25903130
DCA in. IMO stock market is about to get shit on or fed pumped. Could fuck gold prices or make them go way up.
>>25903190
Yes

>>25903033
https://www.numismaticnews.net/collecting-101/war-nickels-loophole-in-melting-ban

fuck its gross out here. Did I miss anything interesting today?

Some news from the week I may have missed previously!

Tudor Gold at their Treaty Creek project with great results!
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/1960-tsx-venture/tud/90672-tudor-gold-intersects-3-286-gpt-aueq-over-82-5-meters-within-531-0-meters-of-0-999-gpt-aueq-hole-gs-20-92-and-1-112-gpt-aueq-over-532-5-meters-within-1-033-5-meters-of-0-856-gpt-aueq-hole-gs-20-91-in-the-300-horizon-of-the-goldstorm-zone-at-treaty-creek.html


Engineer Gold Mines finally gets some results out to the public! I am not thrilled with these guys at all!
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2109-tsx-venture/eau/90954-latest-exploration-results-ne-of-historic-engineer-workings.html

My mates at Surge Copper resume drilling at Ootsa Lake project!

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2630-tsx-venture/surg/90865-surge-copper-resumes-drilling-at-ootsa-and-expands-drill-program.html

Nomad Royalty aquires royalty from the Blackwater Gold mine project owned by Artemis Gold near Prince George BC.
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2745-tsx/nsr/90878-nomad-royalty-company-acquires-a-royalty-on-the-blackwater-gold-project-in-canada.html

>>25903180

The first article actually goes into that. LTCM was viciously short gold. Not bailing them out was the first mistake Bear Stearns made. The next was going long.

>>25903266
Bad weather?

Also
>Engineer Gold Mines finally gets some results out to the public! I am not thrilled with these guys at all!
Care to explain? They've been on my DD list for a while.

Does it matter what form I buy my first gold in? I was looking at 1oz krugerands.

>>25903520
No; gold is gold. Krugerrands are fine

>>25902676
just got home but I dont actually know much about Radisson mining but First Mining are pretty solid. First mining made a pretty good set of deals recently and has a pretty solid list of properties across eastern Canada.

Whats Radisson's lead project?

>>25903520
Kroogs are fine. You just want something recognizable and trusted. If you live in the US that means eagles and maples are the best, but krugerands are still well known.

>>25903520
Depending on where you are located, certain coins may be vat/capital gains tax free. In the US/Canada, Eagles, Buffalos, Maples, Krugs, and Philis are all fine

>>25901388
The Jews

but seriously

>It's the Jews

>>25903520
Libertads are also based

>>25903486
right off the bat they wont call back their investors, took ages to get out even basic data and missed the boat on some funding because of it. These guys scream slow, poor management off site. Out at the camp and mine they were working their butts off to get work done in shitty weather, but corporate back home wasnt doing jack shit for the project. I emailed these guys 19 times about info that I had questions about on their website, mostly to do with modeling their historic data, and not a single reply back. I also recently got in contact with some mates in Atlin BC who were working on the project and apparently even the guys at camp couldnt raise corporate most days. How are you suppose to operate a project when thats happening. I fear the Engineer Mine is going to become one of those projects with fantastic ore but no one to operate it.

>>25899449
i bought gold and silver ETFs early january
so far it's the only red thing in my portfolio
explain this faggots

>>25903727
Uegh. Thanks for the heads up. I'm not interested in researching the company anymore after reading that. Management is arguably even more important than ore in the ground. Plenty of other great projects around.

>>25903810
no problem, again I know there is great gold and silver on the property and its easy to mine either from surface or underground with rail way setups but your right if corporate been taking this long to get this sort of news out than they dont deserve your money. Maybe in a year or two when this company goes tits up someone else can take it over and get it going.

>>25903900
I'll have a look at the project when I have the time I guess. For now though, many more interesting companies to look at

>>25903773

>>25903773
>i bought gold and silver ETFs early january

>>25903773

>>25903773
Should've bought physical

>>25903773
convince more normies to invest into gold and silver

>>25903773
>ETFs
You deserve to lose your money

>>25903773
Physical first. Why else do we emphasize it?

>>25904139
i don't live in my home country
can't imagine carrying shiny rocks across border each time i change job
also just wanted to dip my toes in this market first

>>25904265
Do allocated vaults next time

>>25904265
Still I would never recommend ETFs

>>25904312
why, they literally own that physical asset and track its spot price and when i want to cash out it's instant, no issues with storage, transportation, lack of liquidity
are you all seriously prepping for a doomsday event with your physical stashes? i just want to speculate on the price

>>25904265
Allotated vaulting services
Kinesis
Goldmoney
Bullionvault
OneGold

>>25904460
>why, they literally own that physical asset and track its spot price
Because it's an ETF. Fuck ETFs.
Besides, why complain about not being green since investing a week ago? Have some patience faggot.
>i just want to speculate on the price
Why not just buy mining stocks then? You also have potential for greater returns that way. Just buy Kinross or something and be done with it

>>25904460
We are our own central bank. We don't care about the derivative paper price.

Bought gold today at melt. 2.0459 toz. Wish it was silver but no complaints.

>>25904570
>Besides, why complain about not being green since investing a week ago? Have some patience faggot.
wasn't being too serious about this but gold painting that bullflag, breaking out and then retracing to backtest it left me with blue balls

also i just wanted hedge against my other positions, if market crashes that stock will probably go down

>>25904771
If the market crashes everything goes down, gold and silver included, look at March 2020. If you want safety from hyper-inflation, buy physical. If you want returns, buy mining stocks. That's all I'm gonna say.

>>25904771
>Do thing the wrong way
>"wtf why isn't it working"
NGMI

>>25904745
Estate sale?

>>25904821
>gold and silver included
I'm tired of this meme. Paper spot price is fucking irrelevant in a crash when premiums shoot up to keep the price the same or higher, and physical delivery of futures at the paper spot can't even meet demand.

>>25905061
Good point. But the anon I'm replying to doesn't own physical. He owns ETFs.

>>25904900
Lcs, I live in a poorer area. Prices on bullion are pretty good.

>>25904312
>>25904512
Is PHYS considered an etf? Would the places listed like Kinesis, Goldmoney, Bullionvault, or OneGold be a better option?

>INFLATIONARY HOLOCAUST

>>25905176
PHYS is an ETF. I don't know about bullion allocation services much, I assume they're not much different from PHYS. You don't hold it? You don't own it. That's what I think.

i don't want my bank to know i'm stacking so do you guys pay with cash only or pre-paid credit cards or ???

>>25904821
Not historically accurate.
https://goldsilver.com/blog/how-would-gold-perform-in-a-second-stock-market-crash/

>>25905176

PHYS and PSLV are the only acceptable ETFs, but allocated vaults like the ones you mentioned are better, coins in your own hand best.

>>25905399
I've only made 2 (small) debit transactions for silver in my entire life. I always buy with cash and thats what most places prefer

>>25905458
unfortunately for me it seems the dealers with the best prices in town here don't accept cash purchases

>>25905438
I wonder how heavily I will be penalized for using my retirement money for gold.

I wonder if supercomputer anon is out there and what the forecast is

Some bitch on here told me gold and silver was going to crash today because of 10 year yield shit! WHAT HAPPENED?

>>25905803
Doesn’t gold usually recover pretty fast? Is gold ever going to stay below where it is now for an extended period of time? Is there almost any chance that gold will be worth less than $2k in 10 years?

>>25905919
I mean, yeah. If bread is $0.10 in 10 years

>>25906105
This or beg to JPM for more cheapies >>25905919

>>25906166
checked, and shut it all down.

>>25905919
During the years following the GFC I kept hearing all these ads on talk radio about how "Gold wold never go below $1600 again, buy now!"

Turns out gold did go below $1600 for a decent amount of time, and yet here we are on the precipice of something worse, except we see it coming.

I'm a big fan of "The Big Short", and part of me doesn't want to bet against the US economy, while part is kind of excited to be part of the few who are GMI.

>>25906105
Yea to which part?

>>25906270
I have my holdings sitting in cash right now ready to invest in something new because I am afraid of the stocks and bonds markets right now. I want something safe to chill in, even if low return.

Scottie has been busy, hopefully new drill results soon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STSLFgnbd2Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_p41bSWL98

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

>>25906329
This is something I've been debating myself. I know that the market has to be due for a correction soon - question is, do I invest in miners now and ride out the storm knowing they'll do well afterwards, or do I wait until the correction is done to go all in?
Considering there's a lot of movement on the miners and they're starting to pick back up from last week's slump, I'm just not sure.

can't do a pic now. Wife asleep, safe is right next to her.

I just started getting serious. I have:
50 x 1 gram Gold Valcambi CombiBar (In Assay) Gold 1.61 oz

1 oz Gold Bar - Secondary Market Gold 1 oz

1 kilo Silver Bar - Apmex Silver 32.15 oz

10 oz Silver Bar - APMEX (Stackable) 20 oz

1 oz Silver Bar - APMEX 10 oz

I have 4 Bitcoins I got at less than 6K.
I think I am gonna use one to buy (14) 1 oz US eagles and some more silver in smaller increments.

>>25899449

Do you guys think platinum is a good buy right now? Historically it's worth more than gold, but right now it's substantially less.

>>25906453
Owo. Get more junk silver. Where is your junk silver?

>>25906334
hay neat new videos, I wonder if I can spot some camp sites again! Granduc Camp from the old Castle Resource days has grown a lot!

Been awhile since I've posted. Haven't made any recent acquisitions since gold and silver have been crabbing for months.

>>25906654
>see's asahi surrounding canadian bars and 5 oz cross of provident while having stacker rounds
>only one scottsdale alongside a 1 oz asahi.
YOU RUINED THE STACK. HOW DARE YOU ANON! YOU HAD 1 JOB. THE SYMMETRY IS BROKEN

>>25906704
Yeah, I wasn't considering my OCD when I bought that single Scottsdale stacker. I know better now.

>>25906755
Checked. Just get another stacker bar and 1 more oz of asahi bar. OOOOOR, you can have stacker bars connecting every asahi round that leads to providence metal bars. Also, you might want to check out some miners in the bread

>>25906334
dam it I knew that blue berry vein would be fantastic, you could just feel it when there. To bad when I was there it was the fall with lots of surface snow.

>>25906654
>buying 1 oz bars
>not buying exclusively 1 oz rounds instead so in the apocalypse people are more likely to accept your silver in barter because it looks like a coin which they associate with money
NGMI

>>25907172
I prefer bars. Only got the rounds because they were super cheap at the time.

>>25903110
Well I know first mining gold is run by Keith of First Majestic and the 2nd one had an investment by Rob Henderson from Great Panther Limited. I'd like to hear PM first since he's an expert before I waste my time since he might know off the top of his head.
>>25903553
sweet! good to hear about first mining gonna add some tomorrow :) Re: Radisson their flagship project is: https://www.radissonmining.com/property/obrien-gold-project/

>The O’Brien project is located in the Abitibi region in northwestern Québec, on provincial highway 117, about halfway between the towns of Rouyn-Noranda and Val-d’Or. Gravel roads provide easy access to the project.

>The O’Brien project is located in the central part of Cadillac Township, Abitibi, in the heart of one of the most productive gold mining camps in Canada, the Cadillac Mining Camp, which boasts over 45 million ounces of gold (produced and in reserves and resources) and 3 mines presently in commercial production.

>>25907290
Alright I guess that's fair. Sorry.

>>25907325
no worries m8. I usually lurk in here.

>>25905283
The way he said that with such seriousness lol, he almost screamed it.

>>25907290
I ll have a look at Radisson than later tonight!

>>25906457
It looks good to me. Large premiums though and somewhat harder to sell apparently.

>>25903190
Oh yeah dude. Holding way too much UVXY right now. Also SQQQ cause fuck big tech

Well isnt that a bit of interesting news...
https://www.mining.com/web/gold-investors-target-excessive-executive-payouts-amid-deals/

I got my random mint, random quality kilo of silver from JMB and they sent me a Scottsdale kilo stacker! I thought the bar would be longer, but this thing is a chode.

>>25905692
you may need a custodian to hold the gold in name. theoretically you could D/B/A your own custodian or find a local lawyer to do it for you.

>>25908675
>Teranga Gold Corp executives collectively will receive $10 million in severance pay plus $20.9 million for accelerated vesting of options after agreeing to a $2 billion takeover by Canada’s Endeavour Mining Corp. The payout is “egregious” given Teranga’s relatively small market cap, said portfolio manager Coille van Alphen at precious metals-focused fund manager Equinox Partners, which owns Endeavour shares. Liquidating stock options shows executives are not invested in the company’s long-term future, she added.
Very good that this is brought up by bigger investors. Harmful practices such as these must be stopped.

>>25900177
Imagine being this retarded

>>25908894
And that would make it where I don’t get slammed for early withdrawal? I’m 64 btw. I don’t know when I can finally use my retirement like I want. I keep seeing stuff about 59 and a half having an impact on penalties but I don’t understand if that fully protects me or not. My holdings are sitting in cash currently with my brokerage or whatever. I want to use that to buy physical gold.

>>25909138
I am expecting more penalties from investors and institutions because of these types of payouts. Nothing wrong with that. These massive payouts are toxic to the sector.

>>25909248
Good for retail investors, I would be very happy to see some more cracking down on dirty deals.

>>25909138
Shit like this reminds me why I buy physical in the first place, to avoid this fuckery.

>>25906755
I love these chonky bars

>>25900044
cringe
>>25909205
also cringe

>>25909227
>And that would make it where I don’t get slammed for early withdrawal?
no, a DBA is a legal pseudonym in the US.

it's just another legal name for you. Don't take financial advice from the teenaged morons here. Talk to a tax professional.

>>25909227
If you're past retirement age, you can withdraw money from the IRA/401k and it will be taxed as regular income. Therefore you will pay 10% on withdrawals up to $9,950 ($19,900) if married, and note that the standard deduction is $12,500... so you could theoretically withdraw $22,450 and pay about $995 in taxes. Please consult a tax professional though.

>>25909896
He's not past retirement age in the US.

>Please consult a tax professional though.
the only good advice unless someone here happens to know better than you or me or him

Has anyone found any other interesting Yukon territory projects lately other than those around Mayo?

>>25899449
I'm contemplating buying this as a first-time gold investment: https://gogold.co.nz/shop/10g-pamp-suisse-minted-bar-gold-99-99/

is that good? What the hell do I do with it? just hope that it increases in value over time and sell it later?

>>25910487
gold is your store of value, you just buy it and it keeps its value against economic hardships like hyper inflation or other debasement. Just stash it somewhere and leave it, every once in a while buy a bit more, and just keep going until your think your satisfied.

>>25910487
I have two PAMP bars and really like them. You won't regret buying it

crypto and gold/silver are going to make so much fucking money over the next couple of years, holy shit. we're gona get smashed down here and there like on friday and monday, but trying to stop gold and crypto at this point is like trying to stop high tide from coming in. you just can't. it just seeps in slowly minute by minute until you're waistdeep in water. and then one day, the normies realize; oh shit, i'm wet, better buy gold.

if the price of gold skyrockets, the normies will know theres a problem, so that can't happen. but if the price of gold slowly steadily rises over time, no one will notice but gold investors. meanwhile silver will 2x this and no one will notice because its fucking silver and people dont care about silver because its not "gold."

No, society will not collapse and you will not be buying blowjobs with a mercury dime - if you think that, shut the fuck up you're a delusional faggot memer. what will happen is G/S will slowly rise under the radar while you have been buying silently the whole time - be it miners or physical or whatever - and before you know it, 3-4 months have passed and we're at 40$ silver and 2100$ gold and you are sitting there drinking a fucking high dollar whiskey and smoking a cigar thinking goddam what the fuck is happening in the world. well... at least i profited and my family is safe

>>25910487
Gold is meant to "freeze" your purchasing power for the future. Whatever your savings can buy now in terms of products and services (bread, gasoline, house, etc.), not in terms of dollars. Gold's value "goes up" because the dollar is being debased i.e. a dollar buys less than what it used to. Think of it as it becoming your own reserve that cannot really be touched by central banks and financial institutions. "Cash in" when you want to make a purchase. It is not a speculative asset. And its price goes up the less faith people have in those same institutions. Gold at, for example, 10k, means the dollar is likely dead. It can also be passed down as inheritance that again is independent of currency systems.
If you want speculative assets, that would be stocks, crypto, real estate, etc. Those are things that can grow wealth but also have violent downturns.

so there's been some good discussion on the medium to long term future of the dollar (hyperinflation?) but what about the near term?
I posted this earlier
>>25886472
Should I buy rolls of nickels from the bank?

>>25910579
one funny thing I ve suddenly begun to be asked on the regular from my coworkers who know I do my own placer mining is if I have any gold for sale. I unfortunately dont right now, because a lot of these guys want to go buy a pill bottle worth of gold dust to stash away. These arent gold bugs either were talking about, just normal working guys who it suddenly dawned on them to maybe hide their money in something more resilient than a bank account.

>>25910266
I'm kind of shocked that 64 is not considered retirement age in the U.S., let me check...
yeah looks like 59 1/2 so he's good to withdraw.

>>25910655
Though this is all accurate, I think you could make the case that gold is also an investment asset currently and not only for maintaining purchasing power just based on price suppression keeping it below current fair market value. Once that dam breaks I'm sure that it will find it's true market value again.

>>25910746
I think the situation in Canada and the CAD is more dire than the USD. Not sure how Canada managed to do that.

>>25910786
Not a Canadian but probably because Canada is more accepting of the great reset

>>25910786
O I can list off a few things
>a government that has the financial literacy of a high schooler
>a general population disconnected from the political sphere due to poor schooling
>poor reporting by government funded news sources
>a mix of insane regulation and deregulation in different overlapping segments of the banking sector
>a pathological need by our government to spend money it knows it doesnt have on the 3rd world

I could keep going. Please end the suffering, send help / drone strike to Ottawa.

>>25910748
>yeah looks like 59 1/2 so he's good to withdraw.
Yep, that's why I told him not to listen to the morons here

you are that moron.

>>25910846
Yeah we haven't had an actual right of centre party in my life time. I remember being bombarded with socialist crap from teachers back as early as grade school. All the boomers and elderly people that I know are somehow becoming more left wing as they age. I remember watching an interview with Stephen harper talking to Americans at a convention and explaining to the crowd that "every television network in canada is MSNBC", followed by the crowd vomitting in disgust.

>>25910275
CMC Metals has a tiny near-surface high grade project to the south/southeast of Whitehorse

>>25910917
You can start withdrawing funds, without early withdrawal penalty, from an IRA at 59 1/2 years of age. The age for getting maximum Social Security benefits is higher as stated in the image you posted.

>hey anon, I heard you have a merc dime collection. Can I see it?

What do you do?

>>25910984
ah man I wish Harper was back, he did an ok job running the country, Trudeau is just to slimy and setup with the CBC to ever loose an election at this point. The cons are fucked thanks to trump, the NDP are broke as always and the bloc is laughing at us.

>>25911051
East-southeast *

>>25910846
I don't know if you feel the same Pan Man but the March crash really was the only time in a long time I felt truly alive. I felt like it was possible that the clown world comes to an end, the everything bubble pops and things would start to make sense again. Well that obviously didn't last for long and the world is now more clowny than ever and I feel more alienated from it than ever.

>>25911051
I will mark it for later thank you!

>>25904139
Chinese ETFs have been the only green thing in my portfolio and I bought mines that are popular here a few weeks ago and they're all red.

>>25911065
You got to earn the right to see them first ;)

>>25911085
I felt and feel the same as well, but so many more people seem to feel the same way. I asked my mates at the post office about how they felt and their general uninformed sentiment was "shit is going down the drain".

>>25911054
>from an IRA

>>25911101
Let me guess, you skipped the DD

Why own metals when you can own miners?
>way bigger upside
>actually that's pretty much the only advantage
>inb4 volatility bad

>>25911220
If you don't hold it, you don't own it.

>>25911073
Harper was a major neocon, but yeah, way better than anything we have now. I live in the hellhole GTA and voted for Bernier and lost friends due to being called a racist/fascist etc for being vocal about it. Nevermind that all the PPC candidates surrounding my own riding were black or brown. Canada is fundamentally broken, and the GTA makes Los Angeles look like a libertarian paradise

>>25911251
everywhere outside the largest cities here still looks fine but everyone is incredibly depressed or angry. The general undercurrent is totally different to growing up here, I could never imagine everyone being so frustrated all the time.

>>25911054
there are several types of IRA, and each one has different penalties and taxes for early withdrawal. In general he's not able to withdraw any sum without owing taxes or penalties at his age, and in some cases (traditional IRA, e.g.) he's going to owe taxes no matter when he distributes retirement income.

this is an extremely complex topic. It doesn't matter much at his age how he does it. What matters now is the legal entity or entities that comprise his retirement. But advising him to set up a DBA as a receivership is ludicrous and telling him 59 1/2 is the magic age is also retarded. Unless you know what his retirement is, how long he's been contributing, and what previous retirement accounts he rolled over there's no way to know how best to cash out money for gold. But a DBA is clearly the wrong choice. As is just taking money out without asking a CPA or someone that knows what the fuck they're doing.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/021015/how-much-are-taxes-ira-withdrawal.asp

>>25911406
I will go to a cpa

>>25911519
thank you. It will seriously pay off to do it right.

>>25911184
I do my DD on /pmg/
Fortuna, Nicola and dolly varden will be green soon.
But yes I checked the pastebin and had a look at some numbers on their respective websites but I still don't really know what I'm doing
I don't put in more money that I'm afraid of losing for now

>>25911754
its ok mate it takes a lot of work to actually figure out if a projects likely to be any good. Just keep plugging away at it and you should be ok.

>>25911754
If you did your DD and know they're good companies in the long run why are you kvetching over a short term dip

>>25911234
who cares? it's unlikely the government would just shut down the stock market and implement marshal law. Also even if they do do this, you can just sell and convert to gold/silver before it happens. You would make much more money than just buying PMs alone.

>>25912413
>Also even if they do do this, you can just sell and convert to gold/silver before it happens. You would make much more money than just buying PMs alone.
Big Bob brain

your second job is to convert fiat into hard assets. Silver for the poor, gold for the mds, land for the wealthy

your first job is to convert fiat into more fiat.

>>25912557
>your second job is to convert fiat into hard assets.
really not that hard to do

>your first job is to convert fiat into more fiat.
Stocks are not fiat currency, they're stocks.

I don't see the big deal. Correct me if I'm wrong.

>>25912644
>Stocks are not fiat currency, they're stocks
convert fiat into intangible equities, then convert to tangible equities. It's not that hard

figure out how to make money before sinking money into assets. I am agreeing with you. The more you earn the more you can afford to stack.

>>25912692
okay thanks

>>25912766
np, you're better off than 99.9% of the posters in /pmg/

I don't care how you earn money, but the more you earn the more metals you can afford to own.

>>25912804
:^)

>>25911220
miner is extremely important to build your future wealth and retire early, physical are mandatory to go in miner without fuckery. Stop dividing the community, retard.

>>25911220
You must be baiting but I'll bite just so newfags won't get confused. There is 0 counterparty risk in metals. If gold or silver appreciates in value you will benefit with your stack. That is not always the case with miners. Even last year there were many miners which went down year over year even though both gold and silver appreciated. This is highlighed in the junior space where not every miner actually makes it. There is huge political risk in miners which we see for example with First Majestic and their tax issue with the Mexican government. Finally if the metal prices really start to moon it is not impossible to see some mines nationalized. One really should have a physical stack, at least a small one before diving into miners.

night all I am heading off, talk to you all later!

I have 75+ ounces of silver and a 1/10th ounce of gold. What do

>>25913440
>75 oz silber 1/10th oz gold
That's a good start. Your GSR is 1:750 so I'd suggest getting more gold. Maybe try to get your gold to 1 oz. That would make your personal GSR more reasonable at 1:75.

>>25913440
>>25913504
and just imagine that then you'll become a pirate and be able to board the ship matey YARR

here's a 3D visual of the ship with a gold oz on board:
https://vimeo.com/226366992
https://vimeo.com/226366992

>13th day of the year 2021
>silver still below 30$

>>25908192
>>25903238
>>25903190
How do I into Long volatility? I read the paper about the dragon portfolio and found it pretty compelling

My 2021 sovereign arrived. Next will be 20 swiss francs and then 10 Guilder gold. That should put me at 7oz and 300oz silver. Gonna probably leave it there for the rest of the year unless I see a pf70 2021 proof at a good price.

>>25911754
You'll get a better grasp on what companies are better than others the more you do it. Keep on anon!

>>25913826
Cheapies fren, don't complain. Aquire more.

>>25913960
Love the 20 swiss francs, very low premium like all LMU coins, easy to buy, easy to sell. Nice stack btw

>>25914310
Comfy coins

Peter schiff betray

>>25914394
Yes they are fren. Nothing like rummaging around in some old world silver.

>>25913967
arrgghh!

>>25914568
Old gold is pretty too, my granpa have bought some coins for me and my brothers before he died

>>25914831
based Grandad

>tell myself i won't buy high premium collector shit but then see this beauty

>>25914914
If only he bought more coins rather than spending it anarchically at the end of his life, we have about 1.2oz/person, it's not so great. I'm so sad I discovered pm after his death

>>25915030
>dat WTE
Fuck me I need one of those. I wish they made a 1kg version like they do with the kookaburra.

>>25915252
He's given you a head start on 99% of the population.

>>25915318
Guess you're right, not every boomer did this

>>25915318
Fark I love me some kooks

Last night someone asked where my junk silver was portfolio wise.

Why would I want Junk silver and 50% coins if I can afford .9999 fine.

>>25899449
Idols

>>25915983
Junk silver guys are preparing for a financial system collapse and think they will be able to barter with the junk silver.
I stick to .999 myself.

>>25916156
No. I just have 90% silver because I was able to buy it under spot, that's all. I prefer .999 but my junk is easy to sell, to buy, like ASE or leaves

This is a nutty question but I’ll ask anyway. The lockdowns were overwhelmingly destructive to small businesses, but Wal Marts, national grocery store chains, and big box stores were virtually unaffected. Could this have been by design? A Fortune 500 retail or grocery corporation can issue mandates to its stores to not accept gold or silver from customers in exchange for goods and services if the dollar becomes functionally useless. But your local mom and pop shops and businesses probably would be more than happy to accept gold and silver just to keep the lights on and allow the owners to feed their families. Because of this, the lockdowns were instituted with a major bias toward getting small businesses to close and go bankrupt. But the major retail corporations can continue operations unscathed, so long as they institute policies to accept only dollars and something like a FedCoin, and disallow customers from paying in gold and silver. How delusional am I for wondering this?

>>25916375
Don't blame on malice that which can be explained by stupidity.
You're mind is building a narrative trying to make sense of the chaos. Odds are more on the side of chaos being chaos than anything else.

>>25899449
Silver is worthless

>>25916375
Never underestimate human greed AND human stupidity. Far from believing in a global conspiracy, I just think there is no planning or foresight being brought to bear on any of the world's problems.

Aren't there much better commodities right now than precious metals? Copper, soya, corn, etc.

>>25916679

>>25915983
The ease of refinement- one of the best refineries in the country will pay you spot for government issued 999, 2% under for generic 999, and for 90% junk silver you're looking at 95-96% of spot.

>>25916539
>>25916608
These are good points, anons, but we are almost getting beyond stupidity with the covid lockdowns and fear-mongering. It is overwhelmingly apparent to me that there is nefarious intent here. We are witnessing what may actually be psychological warfare on a global scale. But to my point about gold and silver for business transactions: you simply cannot get 100% of your needed food, goods, clothing, and supplies from simple bartering with precious metals with your neighbors and community, especially if you live in a metropolitan area and don't really know anyone. There has been rampant idiocy with the entire covid response, but this particular aspect of it (shutting down small businesses to the benefit of publicly-traded retail corporations) seems intentional, perhaps to close off the possibility for most people to acquire goods and services with gold and silver.

>>25916375
>>25916931
I think this is just group paranoia and stupidity. People get dumber when there are other people saying dumb shit. The depths of stupidity remain bottomless to this day.

>>25902196
Cyber rounds and Buffalo generics mostly

>>25916679
I got lucky and made 120K off off BTC i got in March.
But there is a reality that if we had a war, or huge disaster, and lost the internet..... a million dollars worth of crypto isn't worth a dime. Fiat currency is only as good if the country backing it, and ours is trillions in debt.

I have a distiller and a furnace for smelting metals, that if necessary can burn wood. A huge supply of the raw material to make chlorine dioxide (broad spectrum disinfectant), guns and ammo. I have a diesel truck, and a diesel boat that can sleep 4 with a range of 300 miles. I am going to get a bio-diesel setup eventually.

With gold, silver, and these commodities, I should be okay. My family is large, and we are clannish, so I will have 6 grown men I can trust to help me keep people from taking my shit.

I live in a rural area, in Florida with a 12 month growing season, and lots of fish and game. I am ready for the end of the world as we know it, if it comes to it.

If not, I will have some gold and guns to leave to the kids.

Fuck, Rockhaven got an NR before Interactive Brokers cleared my account... Been waiting for days now let me give you money you god damn jews! In any case good news: new mineralized zone found and good assay results from Rusk target, with assays pending from 12 holes still & metallurgy tests beginning immediately.
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/rockhaven-discovers-new-epithermal-vein-complex-at

>>25916375

This description of things is entirely accurate, yes. We know that the bankers, via inflation, already do all they can to enrich the large corporations at the expense of the middle class. Locking down small businesses while large corporations are allowed to remain open is part and parcel with that.

>>25905521
The fuck kinda places you buying at? Tell them in person to get fucked.

>>25917545
In France, it's impossible to use cash for buying gold except if it's under 1000€

>>25913826
when bond market collapses silver is going to real value in a few days

France and most of EU countries have a shitty legislation for pm's. High taxes when you sell, every transaction is tracked, etc.

>>25899449
Is it stupid to buy a kilo bar of gold as my first PM investment? The coins and small bars don't really do it for me, I want a big one.

>>25917908
yep. Cash is impossible above 1k€. 35% when selling on capital gains.

Cringe question: What does DCA mean? I see Dollar Cost Averaging, but I'm not sure how that applies.

>>25901388
>>25901894
speaking of vanguard here is a cap i saved

>>25917986
Time to buy silver then
That only works if non essential businesses in your country are allowed to open though

>>25917986
Belgium is better if I remember well

>>25918084
premium in shops is high as fuck, I'm forced to buy on Internet unfortunately. And most sites want a proof of identity beyond a few thousand euros spent on their site. But a tragic boat accident is always possible
Sorry for bad english

Pic related : Sainte Foy de Conques, a french pure gold relic

>>25918022
Have money. Desire X amount of Y
DCA: Purchase X/10 of Y every week/month/quarter (or whatever fraction you want)
The market changes over time so buying your position will "average" out the time varying cost of Y. Sometimes it may be higher, other times lower. It is also generally fixed in time so you cannot micromanage yourself into bad timing.

Gonna take a mining position at open.
Should I go with just NEM or get the GDX? what thinks yee?

>>25918278
Ahh yes. Thank you. I was thinking into it too much.

>>25918221
Most sites here in Germany have physical stores too with the same premiums

Cod Mobile is curretly running a promo for "gold standard" camos.
A game made by China is promoting "gold standard" to American zoomers.
Giving me weird feelings

>>25917519
Assay highlights from separate veins include:

16.35 g/t gold, 321 g/t silver, 1.98% lead and 1.01% zinc over 0.63 m
16.15 g/t gold, 581 g/t silver, 2.06% lead and 1.26% zinc over 0.50 m
2.10 g/t gold, 657 g/t silver, 12.98% lead and 6.17% zinc over 1.00 m
2.05 g/t gold, 129 g/t silver, 2.29% lead and 4.67% zinc over 5.65 m
4.43 g/t gold, 1230 g/t silver, 0.51% lead and 0.41% zinc over 0.70 m
1.42 g/t gold, 30.7 g/t silver, 0.48% lead and 0.60% zinc over 9.80 m
7.08 g/t gold, 884 g/t silver, 5.37% lead and 5.79% zinc over 0.50 m

Looks pretty good to me. I am enthusiastic about Rockhaven.

Did you buy CLF?

First skully came in gonna get the big one too

man gold is such a meme I have six ounces and these shitty boomer rocks literally havent done anything, I couldve dumped that money in BTC and be rich as fuck
FUCK BOOMER ROCKS AND FUCK PETER SCHIFF

>>25917521
Continuing down this rabbit hole, remember that the US after its founding was the first nation to have a majority middle class. Other developed nations followed suit. The middle class poses a unique threat to established oligarchies and overreaching governments that a lower class simply cannot do. For this reason, you can probably fairly characterize most government policies in developed nations as designed to subtly but deliberately undermine the middle class. I see the small business shut downs, while major corporations remain open, as another concerted effort along these lines.

>>25918699

One way of looking at things is that communism is the inevitable result of universal suffrage. That has been the case in every nation in history, and is a fact which Austrians have often taken note of. Even if there was no conspiracy, we should have ended up where we are right now. The British and American middle class was built under a system which gave votes only to those who passed the measure of a property qualification. Socialism began when everybody got the vote. It does seem however that, in addition to this above-mentioned historical law, we have a wicked conspiracy which takes advantage of, and sits over and above it, wishing to enslave mankind.

>>25902281
For more information, Jeff Snider goes through the actions of banks and Fed just before the financial crisis in his podcast. Haven't finished it yet, but it might interest you too. Wall Street knew months before that Lehman brothers was fucked. JPM also knew that those subprime loans were hot garbage, and didn't accept it as colleteral. Fed saw nothing wrong with Lehman, and told JPM to stop. Or something like that, can't remember. I'm not sure if PMs were part of it

>>25918604
They're small intersections but they have multiple and consistent high-grade hits. Not amazing but good news all in all.

>>25919221
Interesting CEO.CA comments:

"@Highflight65 Took a position today. Overlooked and undervalued provided we continue in this bull market (which I expect). 1 million ounces of gold, 30 million ounces of silver and so many mineralized structures."

"@Highflight65 30 mou Silver, 1 mou Gold, 180 mlb Zinc, 150 mlb Lead and all those structures. I'm interested in the Silver, but they have some of the highest grade gold in the Yukon."

30 million ounces of silver? I need to confirm this. But for a 37m market cap, if what this poster is saying is actually true, Rockhaven seems like a greatly undervalued company.

>>25918986
Great insights. It is here that we can see why Trump's cult of personality schtick about "draining the swamp" (despite filling his cabinet with the swamp) resonated with a large majority of voters. We can all sense and now verbalize how the middle class is being squeezed out of existence.

>>25919449
Definitely do your DD. My own research also tells me the company is very undervalued as it stands too. Not sure about the exact ounces of gold and silver right now (can't be arsed to check and don't remember) but in any case their PEA showed some robust economics at even US$1,000/oz Au. I was honestly expecting a little better assay results but I'm glad they didn't come out with anything jawdropping now since I can't take a position until IBKR processes my application. Seems like it could take them some weeks still so I guess I'll just bite my nails and see where the sp goes lol

>>25919704
Definitely a candidate for a watch-list, at minimum. What do you think of their SEDI insider filings?

what miners are on sale today boys?

>>25917961
It depends. A lot of people here stack to both protect their wealth and in case of a big crash scenario where the purchasing power of fiat currency approaches 0; in those cases, selling an entire kilo bar of gold might seem like a great deal with your 300 trillion Zimbabwe dollars, except in two months that won't even buy you a month's worth of food.
Smaller denominations are easier to liquidate and can be done so in increments. Also, you're not flaunting your dick to everyone when you show up at the LCS with a big old kilo bar, only to be followed back home by a pack of nocoiners sick of giving BJs.

What's going on with Vangold these days?

>>25919948
Defiance Silver has been dropping hard recently, and it looks like CCW has opened down nearly 11%

>>25919983
halted.
>>25919948
dolly varden, pretty down.

>>25919948
Irving Resources and Dolly Varden.

>>25919846
Nothing wrong with them imho. Some cash grabbing from options in July but other than that I see a lot of buying.

>>25920091
>>25919846
Actually never mind those options just expired worthless. No cash grabbing at all done. Very good.

>Miner Talk

>>25919964
that's fine, I don't buy the whole prepper narrative. thanks

>>25920196
>1 post by this ID
maybe try contributing instead of bitching

What happened to silver shortage? There were some talks back in 2020. Name 1 (one) dealer who is out of stock. You can't. It's over.

>>25914568
wait, 1964 quarters are silver?
fuck i though it was 1962
i just but one in a vending machine last week

>>25918986
Of course that is the case. When you're voting on how other peoples' wealth is being used and you haven't contributed anything or at least very little, then there's an obvious conflict of interest. Which idiot wouldn't want to usurp the wealth of others? In my opinion only people who have contributed a certain amount of taxes i.e. people who have skin in the game should be eligible to vote. Given there are taxes, of course.

>>25920274
COMEX

>>25920161
Thanks anon. Rockhaven looks good to me. I'm also thinking about bolstering my position in Boab Metals (formerly Pacifico). Western Australia junior explorer with leverage to silver, lead, and zinc. I've shilled them many times but still think they're under the radar at a 56m market cap. CEO.CA comment, note the part about silver:

"Mineral Resource Update at the Sorby Hills Lead-Silver-Zinc Project

• 7.1 million tonnes at 6.1 % Pb equivalent* (4.3% Pb, 57g/t Ag) and 0.4% Zn classified as Measured Resources.
• 20% increase in contained lead in the Measured & Indicated (M & I) resource category to 20.8 million tonnes at 4.9 % Pb equivalent (3.6% Pb, 40g/t Ag) over the previous MRE.
• Overall, 19% increase in contained Silver (54.8 million ounces) including a 28% increase in the M & I category (26.8 million ounces).
• Overall, 9% increase in contained lead to 44.0 million tonnes at 4.5% Pb equivalent (3.3% Pb, 38g/t Ag) and 0.5% Zn over previous MRE."

>>25920483
Yeah former Pacifico should do well. I used to be invested there but moved on due to the ridiculous volume. Might have to look into them now that they've consolidated the shares. Their deposit might continue to the south into their other 100% owned property by the way so there might be a lot of potential there.

>>25920441
Kek I was gonna post this

>>25920227
You will pay significantly less premiums per ounce on Kilo bars though, so that's a plus.

>>25920227
I imagine it'll still be much easier to liquidate 1oz or even 2oz pieces over a kilo. I guess a kilo is alright if she's going into long term storage for 10-30 years, but I find the small premium you pay for 1 coins is more than made up for when you sell

>>25920612
The share consolidation was a very positive sign to me. And they seem shareholder-focused. I get email updates pretty frequently from them.

Any tips on building a portfolio of mining stocks? Maybe more focused on the structure of the portfolio

>>25900401
I know that's not all tarnish, but look up how to clean tarnish off silver coins on youtube and try it. It should knock off a good bit. It's hot water + baking soda + salt + aluminum foil. It won't hurt the silver.

>>25921441
Don't go all in. Gauge risks and have exposure to a handful of promising companies. Get exposure to different metals, not only gold and silver. If you want stability then have some producers in the mix, if you want to chase profits more then focus on explorers and developers.

AAGFF Aftermath silver is back under a dollar. Buy some and thank me later.
DRD Gold is at 10.97 a share- also a good pickup.
MGAFF Mega Uranium also slumping a bit- check it out.
KOOYF Kootenay Silver has slumped a bit and has good potential as a property. Very good buy as we've seen it hit close to 40¢ usd and it's at 28¢

>>25903190
>>25913927
2nd on this, very interested

>>25910579
I don’t think so. In my opinion things will hit hard when whales start moving towards the door. We’ll see a crash and it will be different than anything we’ve seen before. Likely an outside country will simply deny exporting to America without a significant number of dollars and that will cause a rush as retail will get clobbered under their own debt loads and start a domino effect

>>25907124
can't believe Scottie is in the 21-22 cent range (USD) right now, just got a little more, really seems to be flying under the radar

>>25922608
Risk on enviroment and they are told to focus on other places

>>25922608
Same, a tiny cobalt exploration company I had suddenly doubled in price for no reason, I just put it all into more scottie

just got in on aftermath at 1$/share. Not bad. Hopefully it doesn't keep dipping. It did have quite the jump without corrections this year

>>25920320
Oops!!

>>25907706
thank you m8 <3

>>25923152
nice, looks like ceo.ca is loading up too, wouldn't be surprised to see a 50%+ gain in a month

>>25920320
>wait, 1964 quarters are silver?
>fuck i though it was 1962
>i just but one in a vending machine last week
Well that was probably the most expensive candy bar or soda you've bought in a machine

>>25899449
Peter Schiff betray

Got my five random bars yesterday, two were hockey pucks from canada
Wanted an asahi but happy with what I got especially the based come and take it bar.

>>25923741
If you paid for random generic bars and got those 10 oz coins that's pretty damn sweet.

>>25923741
Thicc stacc

>>25920320
Literally just drop it on a table first if you're not sure. Silver sounds much different than modern quarters.

>>25899449
Shifty Schiff

>>25899449
Buy SLV

>>25914831
>>25914914
My dad gave me my late Grandma's coins.
He knows I collect foreign coins, and also gave me some base metal circulation stuff to add to my book.
Thanks dad.
Anybody here excited for the 2021 silver dollars?

>>25924433
Nice sovereign anon. The premium on the 1/20 aussie coin must be stratospheric tho

Aurcanabros, some of the money from the recent funding will be used for studies at Shafter and for exploration at Revenue-Virginius. After the deal closes we can expect a press release and statement from CEO with more specific details about the use of the funds.

Fidelity wants a $50 foreign settlement fee to buy Scottie shares. Booooooooo

>>25924423
No and fuck off shill.
>>25924295
>>25923512
Cyptocucks, go back to alt coin biz.
>>25924433
Checked, and man. Look at those sovereigns. Your dad must be proud about you stacking now. Look at the amount of gold you have. For 5000 years would dream to start off with that much gold.
>>25924606
Yeah, it is quite a pain, but you know it will be worth more.

>>25924606
I used TD Ameritrade, flat $6.95 fee

>>25923741
>come and take it
Don't mind if I do.

>>25924606
That"s a hefty fee! I have two brokersge accounts and third one pending right now because of fees. Warmly recommended.

>>25924683
Fuck I meant to add this pirate picture.

>>25923741
>>25924683
>>25924840
If you buy SLV you don’t have to worry about people taking your silver

I got the next bread

>>25924902
So you mean you get all the drawbacks and none of the benefits?

>>25924681
>>25924833
Might be time to open another account

>>25924552
It's really just a half sovereign, but the 18k bezzel brings it up by a decent bit.
>>25924663
>Your dad must be proud about you stacking now.
He had zero clue about the value of it. Oh well, still means a lot to me.

>>25924969
aka, he thinks you are pants on retarded and will huff dog shit believing you are the next elon musk in value.
>>25925059
One man's trash is another man's treasure

hey pmg. got 10 more 1oz Ag rounds coming in the post today. very excited. wondering if you guys follow the GSR for your stack, or if you just round it off at a nice 1:100. need to hoard more Ag and if I follow GSR it's 58oz to go, if I go 1:100 I need 113 more oz. what do you guys do and why?

>>25925254
I stack with the g/s ratio. The more it is above 70, the more I heavily stack in silver compared to gold unless I want a specific gold oz or soverign.

>>25925431
if u had $10k to buy physical today and owned no PMs what would your distribution look like?

>>25924683
>Don't mind if I do.
Be my guest, I have plenty of brass and lead in my stack as well

>>25925254
I'm at about 1/10 ratio Au/Ag
I'll buy 2kg of silver then I probably won't buy anymore for a few months

>>25925751
I also stack with the GSR, I'd go with 1 oz gold, 300 oz silver if you are just starting out. My view is that a more extreme silver holding is necessary with smaller dollar amounts to realize any significant gains, so I'm willing to take on more risk. If it was $100,000 then I might get 30 oz of gold and the rest silver, so that if the GSR ever dips significantly I can still flip the silver into gold, but I will always have a nice gold holdings cushion for emergencies.

>>25925751
I would get some from here https://bullionexchanges.com/100-face-value-bag-400-coins-washington-quarters-90-silver-circulated
and https://sdbullion.com/random-1-oz-silver-coins..
The silver to gold ratio is above 71 which is when I stack hard on only silver. Make sure you do not violate the 10k or over if you live in the usa.

>>25918622
This didn't age well

New bread

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