/biz/ - Business & Finance

first for friday cheapies

first for

CLF boys

>day 22 of the year 2021
>silver still below 30$

Anyone holding Aftermath? Thoughts on these fools?

>>26362640
You are so annoying, also it's a 6.4B market cap, it's no use to shill it here, go to reddit or yahoo finance

Is $0.55 USD a good entry point for Dolly Varden?

>>26362704
Good I still need to stack

>Hmm I'll take some profits to prepare for the next two weeks
>Set limit sells slightly before last close
>Prices go the other direction on open
Should I capitulate and lower my price?

Crypto is universal communism UBI currency in the making. Never sell your shinies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JS8CW6dq1I&t=17s

>>26363639
Mommy

>>26362493
Mmmmm kit kat shinies

>>26363896
Just rewatched this yesterday, shaman was good before he became full blown money making jew making "red pill advice" for stupid incels

>>26362600
Enjoy fren, you getting physical or stonks?

>>26363639
/pmg/ insists it's an oversold core position, dyodd though

Man those wedge tailed eagles from last bread were so based. Ordering a tube of these as soon as I can find them in stock

>>26364040
Oversold?

>>26364127
they won't be tubed they will be plastic wrapped in 15 or 20?

Daily remember : junk silver is based silver

>>26364040
Looking at stonks currently since I am happy with my physical stack for now. Just need to decide which miner to add...it's never easy

>>26364142
It has dropped significantly in recent weeks and many thought it was already a buy at much higher price. RSI is below 40 which, if you care about TA, also supports the statement that it is "oversold".

Demand will increase for silver as it's used to build solar panels. Silver might compete with oil as an precious energy commodity (like Gold in electronics).

never forget

>>26364402
I usually have a hard time deciding tol but recently after taking some hits and consolidating I keep wanting to add more to my favorite stocks

My only stock which is doing particularly well today is Callinex Mines, now up nearly 5x since I first brought it up here. Mostly I assume because Jake Ducey made a video about it a couple of days ago, or perhaps because somebody on Twitter somewhere is pumping it. Just goes to show how important narratives are for most people (cf. KS), they only pay attention when somebody famous talks about something.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en6f_yoZO9E

It's one of the stocks I own and recommended here which managed to compensate for this horrible sentiment in the miners during the past 6 months along with Vangold, Klondike, Eloro and a couple of others.

>>26363639

DV was cheap even when it was 35% higher. If somebody is not invested yet and they aren't buying infallible ultra-leveraged silver-call-option stocks like DV and BLLG at these bargain prices then they are insane. Watch what happens to DV after $30 silver. They have millions in cash, no debt, 44 million high-grade ounces and one of the most historic silver properties ever.

>>26364696
Speaking of stocks worth looking at, check out Mammoth Resources, Moneta Porcupine, Nighthawk Gold, Blackrock Gold, Rockhaven Resources. All mentioned by me or other anons before and all at very attractive prices and great potential. Have fun anons, remember to do your due diligence!

>>26363932
>>26364040
>>26364696

thanks brothas, opened a small position, might add if it gets cheaper

>>26362704
Very based, thank you JPM. Hope we get one more big rug pull before the jupiter mission.

>>26365494

Well done on the Mammoth Resources buy, I think I saw you bring it up here as early as October and it's now up something like 170%.

>>26365892
Still averaging up my man. Just sold something else at a loss and added 9.7k shares of Mammoth yesterday. Still want to buy more. Another one I'm accumulating with a frenzy is Moneta. Incredible companies, both of them.

Fabled Silver Gold Corp is blowing up yesterday & tomorrow. Should have DD'd the company when I looked at them a month or so back, damn.

>>26365494
I would second Rockhaven and add to these: Starcore, Boab Metals, Silver Sands, and if you want to take on an elevated amount of risk for the potential for outsize gains should these small cap companies live up to their purported potential, look into Tri Origin Exploration, CMC Metals Limited, Canasil Resources, and Rio Silver. Due diligence on both the company and the jurisdiction is highly recommended for all of these.

>>26362493
I stuck one of those Scottsdale Kit kats in my ass for 8 hours one day and had to go to the doctor because it messed up my anus.

>was up 22%
>down 7%
when does it end bros

>>26366218

My own list of the most undervalued small caps right now: Dolly Varden, Blue Lagoon, Genesis Metals, Canada Silver Cobalt Works, Irving Resources, Fireweed Zinc, and for people who want to take the ultimate risk for the ultimate reward Bayhorse Silver and Silver Spruce Resources.

>>26366218
Aren't you the anon who first introduced us to Rockhaven? Good find. Still haven't had the money to invest in that because I'm focused on consolidating my positions but it's high on my list of priorities. Will have to look at some of the others you posted, wasn't too impressed with Starcore though.

>>26364359
>junk silver is based silver

Yes it is fren. I got a question for you, do you know how frequently those 1970s 50 franc hercules coins actually circulated in France? Were they commonly used back in the 70s (or later after Silver dropped back down after the 1980 peak) or were they mostly just stacked as bullion?

We had a discussion the other day about gold accounts, I like the look of Kinesis but they don't support GBP just yet. I'm looking at getting a holding with goldmoney, does anyone have any experience with them, specifically taking delivery?

I noticed one the site
"PHYSICAL DELIVERY (COINS & BARS)
You may take physical delivery of your precious metals in the form of sovereign coins and bars through our wholy-owned SchiffGold subsidiary. Directly access SchiffGold via the Goldmoney Physical feature in your Holding. There is no extra fee to take physical delivery of your metals from SchiffGold."
Say I have 32oz of gold and take delivery, are they going to fuck me with a premium on sovereigns? I cant imagine them providing them at spot.

pic for attention, .925 crown that came this morning

>>26366399
Can vouch for Dolly Varden and Fireweed Zinc. And from what little I've researched the companies, Genesis Metals, Blue Lagoon and Irving are probably all good too. Not too fond of Canada Silver Cobalt Copper Battery And Gold Works Too or BHS/SSE myself but they all have their investment cases. Might take a small speculative position on SSE though if they ever get drilling.

>>26366450
I’ve only been posting on PMG since July so I can’t say for certain that I was the very first to ever mention Rockhaven, but I did mention it a handful of times in the past two months as a nice silver play. There is a poster on the company’s CEO.CA chat who keeps saying they have 30m oz silver.

>>26366553
I recommend BullionStar. Singapore based and has no reporting requirements unlike GoldMoney which shoves a ton of KYC up your ass just to open an account.

>>26366589
Not too interested in the silver myself, I'm more of a gold man myself. What interests me in the company is the exploration potential and the ridiculously low valuation in relation to their project's after-tax NPV right now. It's a steal.

Also seems like my notes disagree with that poster's views, I've found that they have about 14Moz Ag.

and here's the daily bayhorse drop

>>26366737
No wait hold on that doesn't make sense... I must have made a mistake somewhere. I'll have another look at their resources and confirm this.

>>26366496
The 50 francs didn't circulate, the silver's price was already too high. 10 francs circulated tho but not at the end or their coinage

>>26366589
>>26366737
>>26366795
Ah yes they do indeed have a little under 30Moz Ag. I only counted the Indicated resources, left out the Inferred ones by mistake.

>>26366571

With regard to BHS just wanted to point out, I think you may have misunderstood when they announced doing 10 tpd. It's 10 tpd of concentrate, not ore; 10 tpd of concentrate is 150 tpd of ore which is close to maximum capacity. The $2 million which they will get from the recent off-take agreement should be the funding they need to get to the maximum 200 tpd capacity. They can produce over 1.2 million silver ounces per annum and it only costs them $10 to produce an ounce, so at e. g. $50 silver that's 1.2 million x $40 = $48 million cash flow, at 10x cash flow $480 million mcap, at 30x cash flow $1 billion 400 million mcap. Current mcap is $12 million so that's between a 40x to 120x gain merely at $50 silver, and the leverage only goes up from there. If I am right that silver might get as high as the inflation-adjusted 1980 ATH of $966 then BHS might turn a mere $1000 investment into $2 million dollars at $800 silver, that's why I call it the ultimate risk-reward stock.

>>26366856
Then Rockhaven should indeed be in the conversation of undervalued junior miners, at least on a “watch list” basis after your original miners start to multiply in value.

>>26366230
At least the antibacterial properties didn't infect your anal cavity and rectum

>>26366937
Ah, thank you for clearing that up. I definitely did misunderstand that. The attractive AISC is an excellent reason to invest. Your calculation is a little simplified though as it ignores taxes and other liabilities that must be paid but still the company has a chance to become more valuable in the future provided it manages to keep up its production rate. I'll follow and wait to see earnings reports and see where it goes.
>>26366999
Screw that, Rockhaven is in the "invest or stay poor" list for me!

I'd like to buy more PM's but I'm not that loaded.

Any idea how to make more money to buy more PM's?

>>26365494
>do your due diligence!
I do it on /pmg/ and the /biz/ archive

>>26367211
Invest in crypto and wait 5 years then convert to stacks of shiny.

>>26367281
You do you anon, whatever works for you.

>>26362493
>Butthorse shills are back
I have never seen a company shilled here as much as that pile of garbage

>>26367309
What isn't an existscam shitcoin right now?

>>26367211
Consider investing in mining companies maybe?

What is the best brokerage for burgers for trading the otc/pink sheet miners? I just have Vanguard and Webull and don't have access to several stocks I'd like to accumulate.

>>26367944
Doesn't sound like quick money to me.

>>26367987
Okay, define quick money

>>26367985
Schwab is a good option.

>>26368029
2x in a month or so.

>>26368070
Possible.

>>26367840
AVAX looks good but not sure how much higher it will go.

>>26368094
Absolutely

>>26366937
>The $2 million which they will get from the recent off-take agreement should be the funding they need to get to the maximum 200 tpd capacity.

how long will this take though? as soon as they get to 200 they should be profitable even at today's silver prices

Dolly has mooned since my purchase 1 hour ago

>275 shares of Irving filled at 1.96 CAD
Thanks for the cheapies, I'll buy another 700 shares next week, keep selling anon.

>>26368239
based accumulator

>>26367309
Gonna be hard to buy shiny when your shitcoin investment literally goes to zero

>>26368239
spent all my cash yesterday :'(

>>26367985
Fidelity has almost all the stocks discussed here, and I only noticed a required Forex fee for one of them, the rest are no fee

>>26368285
Never going to happen.

>>26368396
Cope buttcoiner

>>26368346
Little by little is fine, most of us are poorfag. We're the smart money, real move aren't there yet.

>>26367985
>>26368382
I was using fidelity for a bit but it wouldn't let me buy some of the otc/pinksheets. Maybe I set something up wrong? Been using TDAmeritrade since.

>>26362493
best half dollars reporting in

>>26368819
Nah you're probably right, I haven't bought a ton of different tickers on Fidelity

>>26368917
Baste and best halves. Did you clean those at all or just get them in good shape?

>>26368917
Also kek at your ID Yukaribro

It's a sunny day!

>>26368190
perky Dolly indeed.. I'm guessing some retard placed a market order?

Here's the idea, if I take 500 moneys and put them into 5 different crypto shitcoins at 100 a piece, isn't there a good chance one of them is gonna pick up and make up for my investment?
Theoretically if even one of them 5x I'm even. But if it 6x I'm already at a gain.
Then I take out my 500 moneys and buy PM's, while reinvesting another 500 money into crypto shitcoins?

Has anyone tried this scam?

>>26369917
That doesn’t sound like a scam. That sounds like gambling.

Another stock of mine is finally waking up today, Tinka Resources is up 17%. Have been promoting this one for a long time on the basis that it is probably going to get bought out soon and is trading at only 1% of resources (when 5% is standard).

>>26368150

Even the current 150 tpd is close to a million silver ounces of production per annum if we take BHS at their word. If that off-take agreement which they recently did the NR on is real and they do sell the silver for a fair price and get a couple million of cash in the bank, that ought to be all that BHS needs to keep going and succeed. Everybody is waiting for evidence of cash in the bank and hitting production targets, that will be the catalyst for sending the stock 5-10x higher very quickly. Sentiment is irrationally in the gutter right now because nobody has the slightest ounce of faith in the CEO any more. But I can find excuses for his missteps and see a lot of good in him; e. g. that he has always poured his own funds into the company, and was very ingenious in getting the permits and the ore-sorter and acquiring such a high-grade mine and getting into any kind of production on such a small budget. The upside potential of BHS is so utterly enormous that I am going to put my faith in him and risk my money for the reward.

>>26368937
>>26367985
Forgot to add, there's a 2-4 day wait for funds to clear and settle before you can use it on the cheaper stocks. I think anything above 5$ you can get next day, have to wait for the rest.

>>26370231
I guess I'd be the one getting scammed 4/5 times.

anyone have an idea of how low gold might go?

>>26370769
gold will go LOW
personally i think something about 500$
but you wont get to buy anything anywhere physical for that price

Whats the best way to chop up 1oz silver rounds/bars? I want to be able to cut them in half or quarter

>>26370769
it's been in the 1800-1900 trading range for the past 6 months, I would trade on the assumption that this will continue.

>>26370769
I think it is going to crab for awhile longer. Premiums will keep you from acquiring cheapies at this point. Any major move down won't last long as tons of people are waiting on the sidelines to hop in. Banks won't let it go up much higher either.

>>26370888
man, im asking a serious question, why do you have to mock? if its expected to fall to around 1500 or so, id rather wait than shell out 2k for an oz right now.

>>26370935
Trade it for junk silver desu

someone buy my fucking Silver Spruce bags on fidelity

Got my first bar today. Like it?

>>26371154
serious answer. price of gold is political,
banks want to kill pm investment.
dollarprice will be irrelevant.
you will trade gold&silver for assets when this is done
paperdollar worthless

I'll say it in case someone isn't aware : for DEGIRO USER, be aware you aren't completely holder of your shares if you don't have a custody account. I made that mistake last summer when I created my account and started reading the small lines. You need a custody account, not standard account.

>>26366553
Since you're British, why not just use BullionVault which is a British company? They offer the ability to with draw physical gold bullion in the form of good delivery bars (~400 troy ounces), 100 gram bars, or gold coins (sovereigns or popular 1 oz gold coins).

https://www.bullionvault.com/info/100g-gold-bar-withdrawal
https://www.bullionvault.com/help/coins_for_delivery.html

There is a fee associated with withdrawing physical bullion, though.

I'm not getting the Ascot recent sell-off, was up over 40%, now 5%

>>26371550
Miner not needed. Simple as.

CCW: Additional High-Grade Silver Intersected at Robinson Zone

https://ceo.ca/@newswire/additional-high-grade-silver-intersected-at-robinson

>>26371517
>>26366553

Yes, I highly recommend BullionVault also. Buying and selling is instant, you can use the bidding-board to get a good deal, and money goes in and comes out quickly. The sole downside to BV is that you can't register anything less than a 1000 oz silver bar or a 400 oz gold bar. I think that the allocation principle is extremely sound legally but if you want to register smaller kilo bars you have to go to GoldMoney instead. GoldMoney however can be a nightmare to sign up with, buying and selling is at a fixed rate, and it can take a few days for transactions to process. GoldMoney does also allow you to spend gold and silver as a currency, whether by sending it to other GoldMoney users or by using a PM-backed debit card, whereas BV does not.

Please dump more paper Jamie so I can get some cheapies at the LCS today

It's my birthday today and I got my first decent bit of silver. Going to start collecting it from now, /pmg/ got me intrigued

>>26372330
Also got a load of these which are half silver :)

>>26372330
Sorry, but the coins with Queen on the other side are not legal tender and are rightful property of The British Royal Family. Which is why /pmg/ approved coins are silver eagles, krugerrands and Wieners.

Butthorse is dumping again, 0.08 kek

>>26363773
>
We all think silver will explode.
One minor drop will turn into a big drop followed by a similar postion we saw all through 2020 just to explode.

Thats what we all believe at least.
The thing is there will be a new currency pushed through this year. I dont doubt that whatsoever.

Dems are just manipiating all branches at this point. America will fold as we know it into a social credit system for a little while...
Silver will become the ultimate underground currency.

Interesting take from Rick Rule, he states that junior silver equities were overbought in summer last year, but right now are oversold and back again in buy range. He also expanded the silver positions in his private portfolio.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0546d8TKew

>>26371744
For the Brit who asked the original question, BullionVault might be particularly attractive to him if enrolling and account is difficult. He might live close enough to the BullionVault offices to pay a personal visit to very quickly satisfy Know Your Customer requirements. Beyond that, I suspect BullionVault can more easily validate British users who have British IDs and British bank accounts than it can foreign users.

Did you buy $CLF?

>>26372833
>The thing is there will be a new currency pushed through this year. I dont doubt that whatsoever.
>Silver will become the ultimate underground currency.
This, my friend who was doubting the pm thesis asked me 'well what will happen when it's all fedcoin and that's all the stores will accept'.

You should have seen his face when I told him that 'there's been black markets all throughout human history and that this will be the currency for things people want to buy without big brother knowing'

>>26372330
>>26372513
Congrats, anon. Happy birthday! I got started with my dad giving me a few coins and now its an addiction. THANKS DAD!

>>26373077
this ! you cant stop people from trading. even worked in the ussr.

>>26372756
Buying opportunity.

>>26371744
Glad to see CCW hitting more silver. Not a shareholder there but I'm happy for anybody who is. The more native silver they get the more valuable the company and the deposit gets.

>>26373077
>77
Checked.
Yeah this is where we are headed.
I'm not really sure what other countries will look like, but probably similar.
Dark times ahead to let the sacrifice of God's people shine there in the light of God.
The U.S flows in the bblood of the innocent & soon the people will be tried on subjective laws that look to insert there the innocent blood of dead babies into them.

Blood for blood.

so are silver/gold miners like normal stocks or do you treat them the same way as physical, as in you buy and hold for long term?

>>26371744
CCW seems to have a truly special property that is rich with extremely high grade silver. I almost bought more yesterday and may need to throw a little more in today if it hasn’t already gone up too much.

>>26372756

Damn it. At this rate I'm thinking of liquidating some of my most profitable positions and buying another couple million shares. I'm trying to stay disciplined but it's so difficult to resist the temptation.

>>26373664
when you need the physical the stocks are gone. the timing for cashing out is essential

>>26373664
The approach is up to you. I do both, but tend to lean towards just buying and holding. That comes from researching the companies (drill results, indicated and inferred ounces in the ground, debt, money in the bank, jurisdiction, and shareholder sentiment gleaned from the chat on CEO.CA). I have exited a couple positions on companies after they have run up a little bit, but largely I’m sticking with the same miners that I believe check all the boxes, and plan to hold them for the duration of this bull market.

>>26373664
>so are silver/gold miners like normal stocks or do you treat them the same way as physical, as in you buy and hold for long term?
I don't think so anon, the junior miners we're talking about and popular here are speculative and should not be considered as blue chips where you buy and hold forever. Your DD should yield an exit price and the lifetime of a mine is finite as well much like business cycles in industry.
Commodities however can be very volatile with regard to the broader economy. Since we are super bearish about the economy worldwide, it ironically is a good hodl right now but there are gains to be made by trading. I guess you could say that about the blue chip stocks too.

>>26371196
you will never be able to sell trade junk because normies will think its not real silver

>>26373526

Thank you. Pan Man has said that the only potential problem with CCW is that the silver might be clumped up and difficult to get to, so the fact that they keep releasing these NRs is encouraging to me.

>>26373683

CCW obviously isn't a risk-free call option on silver like DV and won't be for everybody but it is one of my largest positions. So many irons in the fire and catalysts to make that share price soar, from the incoming ultra-high-grade silver assays to the Re20x or a government grant.

>>26373664
Miners are very cyclical. They go through huge bull runs and savage bear markets, and in these markets they are highly volatile. You have to buy low and sell high, which is easier said than done.

>>26373942
I don't trade with normies because they won't have what I want and you can't trust them to not tell big brother if you do.
Plus, they will get the bullet and the rope first anyway.

>>26374064
Based

>>26374064
the thing to to !

>>26373753
In the hundreds of posts of yours I've read, I've never seen you use profanity. I'm sure you're absolutely bewildered at how this company is so undervalued. I share the same temptation of making BHS my second largest position. Looking at this company, and the macroeconomic environment, there is just no logic that explains why it is so undervalued.

>>26373823
>>26373826
>>26373930
>>26374051
thanks for the info

>>26374428

I've been selling my winners and buying pretty much every share I can get my hands on at this range. If I went even further I'd have to file as an insider. BHS comprises so large a proportion of my net-worth and portfolio that the allocation is beyond breaking-point. The only reason why I don't go even further is because of the usual black swans which are associated with a one-mine producer.

>>26374693
>>26374428
Lmao these posts are such obvious advertising it hurts

>>26374693
>>26374789

>>26374789
if a company is advertising for investors on this board then they must be desperate as fuck

>>26374789
its probably some larp with 500 bux worth of shares trying to sucker people in

>>26375023
500 can become a million in the right circumstances!

>>26374953

Buying shares doesn't give working capital to the company, that only comes from private placements and warrants. If they are telling the truth about the recent offtake agreement then they have all the cash they need for full production at this point so all there is to do now is to wait for the results. The future of the company is in the CEO's hands and whether he can meet his production promises, nobody else's.

>>26372330
Happy Birthday!

ya, PMs are ultra fun to hold. I wish i had an ounce of palladium and platinum too so i could compare them but they are sooo expensive!

PM ppl have historically sucked at marketing their product. I don't think its stacker FUD either, these people are genuine good goys who 'believe' in PM. this is a foolish marketing strategy.

Good PM strategy:
1. say PM feels cool / looks cool
2. create culture around science of PMs
3. say PM is the new Bitcoin/Tech Stonk/yadda yadda (im working on just getting them to repeat "silver is the new btc" now.

the PM bros need to take a page from the crypto shills here.

instead, how are PM's shilled?
1. Never trolling the crypto faggots back when their shit sinks into the toilet and our stocks are up 8% in a day. because muh principles. HAH. chumps.
2. usnationaldebtclock.png
3. thinking people can be convinced w logic

FOOLS! CRYTPOFAGS DIDN'T CONVINCE YOU LOGIC IS NOT WHAT CONVINCES PPL? 99% of the time, 'logical reasoning' is ayuctually 'post hoc reasoning'. this is psychic blinders.

fucking grow up PM boombooms and wear the flag of pet rock owner, or go back to plebbit haha!

>>26375383
higher share prices are good for option bonuses and management/directors who dump their shares. But that's only in the case of scam companies of course, I don't think BHS is one.

>>26369328
God she was gorgeous when she was young.

>>26375661

Haven't seen Graeme O'Neil ever do that, can be confirmed from the SEDI reports. He sells shares only in order to buy private placements or debentures so as to fund the company. I think at this point that if he doesn't meet his production promises then the share price is simply going to crash to zero, wouldn't matter if it went up a little in the mean-time. To my mind this really is the last step for BHS. They either prove production or it is the end for them.

>>26376028
Read my post again, the end part.

>>26364491
we like to talk about our shiny rocks. there is a containment board for antijuduaistic hamas propaganda >>>/pol/

>26376307
Weakest bait I’ve ever seen

>>26376028
If the share price keeps crabbing or going down after Vangold resumes trading, I may take some profits from VGLD to put into BHS. But BHS may demonstrate production any day now so I may miss the boat.

Coffee check!
How we doing today boys?

I see nothing wrong.

>>26376734
>COOOOM

>>26376638

I'd say definitely don't sell any Vangold. If you bought it before the halt then you own something which right now is almost as undervalued as Bayhorse, except that in Vangold's case sentiment is undamaged and the market is much more quickly going to recognise the value. Vangold is an equal moonshot which can be relied upon if Bayhorse fails. To raise cash for Bayhorse I dumped stuff which I truly wanted to get rid of like Klondike.

>>26376734
look at the mcap for btc, also BTC isnt a company

>>26375023
>He doesn't know


$AG appreciated nicely today after , 4% from yesterday's drop. Glad I bought a small position a few days ago around the $12 mark.
Pretty much the only positive silver miner in my watchlist today.

>>26362493

>>26376707
is that salt?

>>26376734
"GameStop (GME) was temporarily halted for trading due to volatility after the stock jumped a whopping 70% on Friday in an apparent crush on short-sellers. The stock resumed trading in the afternoon and was up around 35%.

The backstory behind the massive spike has to do with short seller Citron Research’s recent prediction the stock will go to $20. Over the last week, the stock has done just the opposite. Here’s why:

On Tuesday, Citron’s managing partner Andrew Left announced he would list five reasons why the shares will plunge. Reddit users called WallStreetBets (WSB), a sub-Reddit community on the platform, pushed back on Left’s call and apparently helped create a massive short squeeze on the stock. A short squeeze forces short sellers to buy in order to forestall bigger losses, sending the stock price much higher."


My sides. "We did it Reddit" unironically.

>>26377768
No it’s cocaine.

>>26377805

This kind of thing in conjunction with stuff like Bitcoin or Tesla or people buying bankrupt Hertz stock is evidence of the unsustainable economic clown world which we are living in.

>>26377161
Thank you for this advice. What are your thoughts on Metallic Minerals and Viscount?

>>26377768

Quartz

>>26376307
If it wasn’t for kikes at jpmorgan manipulating silver price my 20 ounces would probably be worth more

>>26378137
and if the observers look a little closer, you will see something heavy, yellow and fantastically valuable is in that boulder.

>>26378168
poorfag, buy more once, actually prices are so cheap. thanks to JPM for manipulate price. look at what central banks are doing right now

>>26377971

I still own Viscount Mining and will always continue to hold a position. 100% ownership of the Silver Cliff property. It has a historic resource of 50 million ounces of silver and is located in a safe jurisdiction (USA). "Known historical silver grades range from below detection to a high of 2,125 g/t (68 o/t) Ag over 13.4 metres." The average grade so far is about the same as that of DSV. Most recent results were 99.6 g/t Silver over 21.6 Meters. The mcap is $30 million, whereas that of DSV is $570 million, 20 times higher. DSV also has 20 times more silver (a billion ounces). But DSV's supposed billion ounces include a lot of silver equivalent if I recall correctly. Mining at Silver Cliff (Viscount's property) goes back to the late 1800s so it is a historic silver property. They recently optioned 70% of their Cherry Creek property to Centerra Gold so as to raise money in a non-dilutive manner. CEO did an interview on Chris Marcus's Arcadia Economics and seems to be a silver bull.

MMG is a good stock and I used to recommend it when it was a lot lower. It still is a good stock, I simply exited my position when it seemed a little high and reinvested the money in some smaller mcaps.

>>26362493
>Rhodium down $2,000 in 4 days
Has the bubble finally popped?

>>26378206
Got another rejection Pan Man for a geologist position in Nevada. I checked those companies you posted but I forgot you were a leaf. I'm not ready to leave the country yet.

>2 cent drop in BHS prices wipes away most of my gainz.

I guess leverage works both ways huh.

>>26377921
Total clownery. But I did kind of envy that guy who got one of their Z06s for like 20 grand.

>>26379026
sorry bud it happens, keep calling around, someone will need you! Talk to you all later got to get back to work!

>>26377805
>tfw sold at $20
I'm still happy with a 2x

>>26378643

By the way I forgot to mention, Tenneco was going to build an open-pit mine at Silver Cliff in the 1980s. It also began building a $30 million mill. There was only some complicated corporate stuff which made it all fall apart.

>>26378643

By the way I forgot to mention, Tenneco was going to build an open-pit mine at Silver Cliff in the 1980s. It also began building a $30 million mill. There was only some complicated corporate stuff which made it all fall apart, then silver prices sank. The CEO of Viscount sounds as if he wants to build an open-pit mine and he says that the locals are very much behind him. That's where some really high upside potential comes in.

Interview with ceo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4BwBrgD1m0

>>26378643
Thanks for this. I had narrowed down these two positions to sell to put more into BHS. Got more at .065c. I've hitched myself to this horse and we'll see where it goes.

>>26372756
>Butthorse is dumping again, 0.08 kek

I'm actually in for Butthorse @ .08 USD senpai. I don't think I've seen it go lower than .08 and stay there for more than 1 day

https://www.ebay.fr/itm/324450477305

If a french Anon want cheap silver

>>26379952

It's time to gallop to the moon.

>>26379952
Reeeeeee so that was you, you bastard! I put a position for a few more shares at that price and they got scooped away.

>>26366496
they're in all the mint sets.

>>26362493
Kek I guess I’m the only one here that pays attention to rhodium

>>26378643
>>26379834
Seems interesting, I might grab some next week. I like what he had to say and will look into it more this weekend. Need to finish setting up my IRV/BLLG first though.

>>26362493
How viable is it for me to sell gold and silver bars of unknown or questionable origin?

I see in pretty much every city I go in my country at least 1 place, usually a pawn shop, that buy gold and silver, im guessing they have a broker to sell the metals to once they melt the jewels into bars, but im unsure if it is legal.

I am sure the law depends on the country, but internationally speaking, is it possible and legal for me to melt pawned off jewelry into bars and sell it online? I really need to know this kind of legal problems I might face if I do try to get into this business, any advice on the subject will be greatly appreciated!

The pair of 100 Pesetas I bought last week arrived today. I'm still amazed how I was able to buy them at $17.50/oz.

Metals Creek doing fantastically. Also I was in contact with Firefox Gold and they will have assays by early February at the latest, looking forward to good results there.

>>26381623
Would've bought if they werent just project generator.

I LIVE SHINY METAL. in all seriously I'm looking for U238 for my collection :(

If honest money is disliked by dishonest men what is Russia and China's endgame? Only logical explanation I can think of is that they simply want to overtake the US as the #1 superpower at any cost, and if that means having a gold standard so be it.

>>26381683
I believe they will develop their Dona Lake project for the next few years so whether or not they will sell it off or operate it doesn't matter to me. I'll probably sell my small position after getting a nice 3-6x which is quite doable provided they get great results. Assays should be coming soon, can't wait to see what the Rock is cooking underground!

>>26366698
>>26371517
>>26371744
>>26373034
thanks for the replies anons, I'm not too interested in vaulting long term. What I was looking for was something I can load up small amounts of cash into until I can afford to buy a few oz at a time to save on premiums but also to hedge against inflation and the rising price of gold. All these vaulting services charge silly premiums for physical delivery. So my best option is to just save the money into a vaulting service and then transfer back to fiat when I'm ready to buy.

I like the look of glint as I could buy sovs directly with their mastercard.

>>26372330
>>26372513
As a brit you've been started down the right path. Britannias are the best bullion to buy in the UK and half-crowns/ florins offer the best premiums when buying. Here's a chart I made which might help you out.

>>26381724
Forgot pic

What miners should I be buying? Mainly jrs.

I need to take a break from physical and get some miners. I only have a few big ones. First Majectic, Hecla, etc.

What has caught your eyes?

>>26381784

>All these vaulting services charge silly premiums for physical delivery. So my best option is to just save the money into a vaulting service and then transfer back to fiat when I'm ready to buy.

Capital Gains Tax in the U. K. only starts after about £12,000, so what you might do is make temporary use of something like PHYS (on the stock market) or BV, then liquidate your allocated metal before you surpass that thresh-hold, then exchange the fiat into Britannias and Sovereigns, on which you pay no CGT when you sell.

>>26381886
I've been mentioning these for a while, take a look at these for example and decide whether they're worth the investment for you: >>26365494

>>26381784

By the way I missed the fact that you made that chart, that's extremely impressive, well done.

>>26381886

If you want to start buying small caps, Blue Lagoon and Dolly Varden are impossible to go wrong with if silver continues to rise.

DV:

"Dolly Varden is probably the most famous name in silver in Canada. Under the British Empire, the Dolly Varden mine in the world renowned Golden Triangle was the richest mine producing direct shipping ore in excess of 1,100 g/t Ag. The Dolly Varden Silver Corp (DV-V) wants to regain that title under new aggressive management. I don’t fault their timing at all. We are in a market crash dead cat bounce not withstanding. At the end of the day and the Everything Bubble we will have both a debt jubilee and a return to a precious metals financial system. Silver will be far more valuable relative to gold than today. Buy any silver company you can, they are all cheap.

With $4 million in the bank, Dolly Varden is well financed to make it through the storms ahead. The company reports a 44 million ounce 43-101 resource. At lower silver prices back just after the turn of the century silver in the ground was being valued up to $3 an ounce. It will happen again.

Dolly Varden has 100% ownership of the 8,800 square Ha property with four past producing mines and four new exploration targets. The company estimates that only three percent of the project has been explored.

In 1919-1921 Dolly Varden produced 1.3 million ounces of silver at an average grade of 1,103 g/t. Between 1949 and 1959 their Torbrit Mine delivered 18 million ounces of silver at 466.3 g/t and had base metal credits. In the 1960s due to the low price of silver the mine went out of production.

Dolly Varden is an institutional favorite with institutions holding about 60% of the shares, Hecla Canada owns another 11% with Eric Sprott taking down another 13%. Only about 16% of the float is in the hands of individual investors leaving a great potential for the stock price to just take off."

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>another day
>another won auction on ebay for french constitutional silver
This time i payed 18.90€ ($22.90) per oz, for 32.2 ounces total (100x 5F coins), that's $2.50 below spot /oz. It's truly ridiculous the deal you currently have on ebay.fr compared to the LCS jews (best i can find is $5/oz above spot).

I am enjoying levels of comfyness never experienced before, frens.

>>26382103
>>26381886

BLLG:

"I’m not bored writing about Blue Lagoon. (BLLG-V) It has yet to show up on anyone’s radar but is a, well, call it a gold mine. Two old guys, now 83, spent $28 million over the last dozen years building infrastructure and preparing the Dome Mountain project for production of high-grade gold. Eventually, while the Exit sign wasn’t flashing, it was illuminated and they realized they needed to turn over the project to someone who could and would finish the last 1% of work necessary.

So in stepped Rana Vig, who picked up the mine for 13.52 million shares then valued at $2 a share. It’s an all share deal. Over the years there has been over $68 million spent on the project. It has a mining permit in place for 75,000 tonnes a year and a toll milling agreement allowing for milling of 200 TPD or 73,000 tonnes a year.

The project comes with a historical 43-101 resource going back to 2017 consisting of about 240,000 ounces of gold and a million ounces of silver. It’s a high-grade mine. Noranda drilled 16 diamond holes and outlined a resource of 20,000 tonnes at 23.6 g/t gold. Maps of the high grade main vein show 1 ounce Au over 20 meters, 1.2 ounce Au over 30 meters and 19 ounce Au over 4 meters.

Rana Vig has raised $7.5 million for drilling, finishing the underground work in preparation for production and basic exploration to increase the resource. There is 5,000 tonnes of broken ore mined and ready to be shipped once the final permits come in. That is anticipated and production to commence in Q1 of 2021. Results are coming in from their latest drill program including up to 173 g/t gold.

Blue Lagoon is hardly a one trick pony. As part of the deal, they also picked up a low-grade but large copper project called the Big Onion and located only a 20-minute drive from Smithers, BC. The Big Onion carries a 43-101 resource of 750,000,000 pounds of copper at about 0.32% Cu."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVuaj-NFacQ

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>>26382189
>the Big Onion
I thought that's a scottie mine?

>>26381966
>>26382103
>>26382189
These are wonderful. Thank you. I will get started with my research.

>>26382189
Kind of funny that BBLG just went up a minute after you posted this.

>>26381531
Based, I bought my 100 pesetas from mbarrcoins on your suggestion. Definitely my favorite coin of my stack, I’ll be forever indebted to you

>>26381724
>If honest money is disliked by dishonest men
This statement is retarded.

anyone know where i could buy golden ducats from the netherlands in Europe (Spain)? i'm obsessed with these coins

>>26382492
Have a blast, all of the companies mentioned by me and silver miner anon should be wonderful options to choose from. There are plenty others worth looking at but you'll do wonderful with these no doubt.

>>26380238
He doesn't do much galloping I imagine

>>26381913
I do have some exposure to the stock market with mining stocks. For me this is more about locking in a physical price before I can take delivery. Allocated vaulted gold seams the best way to do this as although its not in hand it still still exists and in my name.

The other thing I liked about Goldmoney is you can organise collection from any of their vaults worldwide so if the UK ever goes to shit I can get out and get to Switzerland and pick it up.

>>26382143
I think it was the auction I was following. Good job anon

>>26369034
just the way they came
got lucky with a few nice ones

No one in here is gonna comment about peter Schiff and quavo being friends for some reason?

>>26383083
Not exactly, you have to trade it between their vaults. So if you own gold in the NY vault you have to pay to trade it to the Zurich vault. Kinesis gets around this

>>26382492
Also if you're interested in speculating with soon-to-come assays, look into:
Thunderstruck Resources
Metals Creek
Tocvan Ventures
Firefox Gold
Fireweed Zinc

>>26383232
Holy shit this guy could be listed as a microcap of his own

>>26383083

I can confirm that on GoldMoney that you can register 100g gold bars (only 3 ounces). On BV you can only register a 400-ounce gold bar. Same thing is true of silver, on GoldMoney you can register a kg bar (only 32 ounces) but on BV you can only register a 1000-ounce bar. I have never taken delivery with GoldMoney but if I recall correctly you can collect a registered bar. Only trouble with GM is the extra expense. It costs £1,386 to buy an ounce of gold right now which is a 2.2% premium. You pay the same kind of premium when you sell. An ounce of gold is only £1,359 on BV right now which is basically the spot price. So BV is better for the liquidation-into-coins strategy, GM for the collection strategy.

This little guy just arrived in the mail, .11 oz gold 1915 Austrian ducat. An anon here on /pmg/ referred it on an eBay listing. Thanks!

>>26383132
Thanks fren, i missed another 2 by just few bux earlier today who ended up being on the same price range, this week was nuts. But beside another 2 offers left, i don't see any more big junk lots listed.
Oh well, it's probably for the best, i spend my money like a drunk sailor since last week!

>>26383289
Of course, but from what I could see you get to pick your vault when you set up your account. I was very interested in Kinesis but they don't offer GBP just yet.

Speaking of which, one lot of junk i just received by the mail is really dirty. What is the best way to clean up silver coins frens?

>>26383730

Yes, you can simply buy the gold in Switzerland from the outset. Although it is possible to transfer from e. g. the U. K. to Switzerland for a fee.

>>26383881
What kind of gunk do you have pictures? It sometimes will ruin the value of the coin if you clean it depending on the coin

>>26383881
> he cleans his coins

What 1oz silber you guys like? I've got a tube of ASEs, buffalo's and Wieners. What should I get next, Krugerrands? Britannia?

>>26384020
>>26384089
It’s junk silver, unless they’re in BU condition or have a key date and mint mark they’ll only ever be worth spot

>>26370769
>>26370888
>>26370972
>>26371037
When Will America sell its gold to make it go low as it done before?

>>26383881
Just soak them in a bucket of Aqua Regia for a night, then you can easily wipe them down in the morning.

>>26376734
Are we melting up Venezuela style yet?

>First Majestic is at 14
>My average is just 11
Do I buy more now or hope we get another price crash before it moonshots? Or maybe double down on my Great Panther position?
Physical stack is comfy for now.

Down 40% on my mining stocks since I invested January 4th...

They are dragging my entire portfolio down. I guess it’s a real test of how strong my hands can be.

>>26384335
Can confirm, aqua regia left my silver spotless after soaking it over night

>>26362493
Why is APMEX not listen as a bullion dealer? First time buying gold. Investopedia listed them as a trusted dealer.

>>26384562
Gold too, even upgraded it's purity from 999 to 1000.

>>26371287
Based

>>26383470
I have heard of Firefox and Fireweed. Also Nicola, Aurcana, McEwin.

>>26384555
January this year or 2020? In either case, quite unlucky. I'm up almost 9% since I started investing altogether last September.

Silver goes to $25 I buy more physical
SIMPLE AS

>>26384975
Aurcana I would avoid until they are actually closer to production. Management keeps diluting the share and I don't like that. McEwen is a bit unknown to me but apparently they have been hit by every single misfortune imaginable so judging by that they could just go up. Nicola is a new /pmg/ favorite which I've just skimmed through without doing too much DD. The fire points of the company are their Treasure Mountain property and the only mill in the neighborhood.

>>26384723
They're fine, their premiums are just higher than others

>>26384975
>McEwin
McEwin has the most disastrous share structure in the mining space at the moment.

Ok i'm fed up of waiting to get rich with my real wealth while literally every other scam worldwide is going to the moon.
I too wanna enjoy some x10 price action. We deserve it way more than the fucking tiktok retards.

WHEN?
WHEN I GONNA GET MY PEEPEE CLEANED UP BY DEM DAUGHTERS??

>>26384982
This year :(.

Should I just cut my losses?

>>26385329
its an industrial metal, it doesnt moon

>>26383579
That does look pretty sweet, how much did you pay for it?

Do you have any other such ornamented pieces in your stash? I really like the engraving on this one!

>>26384180
That is why I want to see pics, with my low numismatic value coins I use 100% acetone to clean the gunk or PVC residue off.

>>26383881
Dip in acetone. Dissolves organics and junk in seconds, doesn't hurt the coin one bit, and is not considered "cleaning" (a big no-no for coins).

>>26375509
We don't need to convert anybody in the long term. Everyone will believe in the value of precious metals once the price of their lettuce is going up 10% every month. By then it will probably be too late to accumulate any decent amounts however.

>>26385336
That depends on the investments you've made. Sometimes it's best to take a hit and move the money to greener pastures but sometimes it's better to hold or average down. Basic stuff

Can some of you boomers try to convert wsb to boomer rocks?
I wanna 20x like GME.

>>26385884
I think they are addicted to crushing shorts now. The short interest that makes no sense has been for First Majestic for nearly a year now.
>>26385101
Nicola doesn't advertise. It had bad management years ago that accumulated a lot of depth. I think the thesis here is that it is a "hidden gem".

>>26385404
>its an industrial metal, it doesnt moon
Palladium's an industrial metal too.

>>26378306
True

>>26385812
Turquoise and endeavor

>>26386134
Not too knowledgeable of those. Turquoise is having some tax complications with the Mongolian government right now if memory serves right so it might have dumped because of that. Endeavor is a pretty big company but that's about all I know about them.

Guys. I’m paranoid. What’s the percentage of variation in ASEs? I have 4 I bought off offerup and they vary by 1%-2% each in size and diameter. Ones a 1987, 1995, 2000, and 2006. The 1987 is slightly heavier and larger in diameter than the rest. Am I being paranoid or what? I have proof 2001 from the mint and it’s also is different in size and weight from what the internet says they’re suppose to be. Please tell me I’m being paranoid. I’m talking like off by 5 grams and millimeters. AHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>26385884
>Can some of you boomers try to convert wsb to boomer rocks?
I recall they tried playing with SLV back in July or August and a bunch of redditards lost a bunch of money because they knew nothing about commodity markets. I watched the whole thing play out through screenshots posted on /pmg/ and it was hilarious watching redditards buying SLV to "save the US Dollar" (yes, really) and then losing their life savings by buying options and whatnot in a market they knew nothing about. I wish I had saved some of the screenshots.

>>26386223
It’s fake, anon. Trash them or get a visit by the secret service.

>>26386248
>>26385948

Why isn't anyone evangelizing there and pushing the commodity supercycle narrative?
They have money now, might be worth it.

Jerking off to each other's silver coins is a useless boomer activity.

>>26386198
Yeh that’s a perfect read of them. Just hate seeing a loss every day. Turquoise is pretty big, but yeh day after I invested the news came out on taxes. Is this shit seasonal?

>>26386344
The hordes of reddit always dogpile in late. They are momentum accelerators but you have to hit a threshold. Silver crossing $30 let's say.
They did the same thing in July >>26386248

>>26385329
When the markets collapse everything is going to zero, then it might take weeks/months for the real price of PM's to be exposed.

>>26380238

>>26385420
$223 total from APMEX on eBay, not too bad considering the price of most 1/10 oz. gold pieces right now.

This is the first "historical" piece in my very fledgling stash, outside of a few Peace Dollars and other odds and ends from my coin collection I kept since I was a kid. I only have 1/4 oz. total of gold and about 75 oz. of silver, with a few bags of Mercury Dimes on the way. Feels like a lot of newbies like myself are just getting started and /pmg/ is picking up steam lately.

>>26386223
There should not be that kind of variance in the diameters and weights as the US Mint has fairly high quality standards. Since you have a proof coin that you bought directly from the US Mint, you should look at the suspect coins very carefully and compare them with the proof (known good) coin.

It would be even better if you had devices that help detect fakes such as a Sigma Metalytics device or special scales such as the Fisch scales (https://www.thefisch.com). The Fisch scales are obviously not as good as the Sigma Metalytics device but they're much less expensive.

In general, you should avoid buying bullion off eBay, Craig's List, etc. unless it's from a reputable seller such as well-known coin shops that have been in business a long time. You'll pay more at places like APMEX, JM Bullion, etc. but you generally won't have to worry about getting counterfeits.

who the fuck is the fag making this stupid boomer thread all the time

>>26386752
I’m thinking it’s the accuracy of my calipers and scale though. Otherwise if they’re fake they’re very good fakes because they passed all the other tests, along with a visual inspection.

>>26386928
5 grams is a tremendous amount (1/6 of a troy ounce) so you must have a very lousy scale to not even be able to measure accurately to the gram. As for the calipers, you need to widen them enough so that the diameter of a coin just manages to fit in the jaws. Do not move the jaws after measuring and see if the other coins' diameters fit as tightly in the jaws.

>>26387121
My bad I meant .05 grams and .05 millimeters. Yeah 5 grams would be a lot.

>>26386359
Terrible luck. Consider the loss of the company paying the tax bullshit and then reconsider your investment and act accordingly.

>>26387275
how did you fuck up by 3 orders of magnitude?

>>26387430
I was thinking in ounces and not grams >>26387121
I did what you said and moved the coin around in the calipers. I took an average and they all seem to match up now.

>>26362493
If your stack is not too big to fit in a single picture
It's not big enough

Just done for the day, and this pops up on the AMRA facebook page. Watch for the Biden Admin amending the 1872 Mining law. This could have massive changes for US based companies.

>>26388397
Negative changes, I’m assuming?

>>26388662
yea lets put it this way, i am honestly now expecting the worst. Anything from a full freeze on new mineral claims to total rebuild of permits, or even worse. I am sure a lot of small cap projects are going to be effected by this. We have to see though just how far these go.

>>26388397
Won't change anything since mining companies own their own property via patents and contractual leases rather than by claim under the 1872 Mining Law.

The bigger issue is Trump appointed a DOI head that wants to shut the DOI down, and then that head hired a bunch of other people that also want to shut it down. Biden is just taking away their authority until he can get around to firing them and replacing them.

Where this gets sticky is we have the same situation in the EPA. Trump appointed an EPA head that wants to shut it down. So Biden is going to do the same thing there and in a couple other agencies. And while mining companies don't generally answer to the DOI or USDA, they DO answer to the EPA.

Can anybody post the Formerly well-to-do pic? Can't find it for the life of me.

>>26389120
ah yes now that is sticky, typical too. I wonder though if this admin will have any real plans for the current mining law, as I do recall many environmentalists including good old Greta bringing up the subject before.

>>26389159
Fuck off coomer

>>26389159

>>26389199
You're probably aware the portion of the law regarding patents was suspended in the 1990's, it became impossible at that time to convert a claim to a patent. This was because people were claiming and then patenting valuable land to live on or sell rather than mine.

I expect at some point the law will be amended to remove the patent provision entirely

also over the last 4 decades the environmental and insurance requirements to submitting a plan of operation have become more and more expensive, to the point where now if you want to placer mine or hardrock mine a claim in the US you need literally millions of dollars to get approved. I expect a lot of these requirements will be further codified and standardized at the federal level across agencies, just writing in what's already happened. It's already extremely expensive and difficult to mine on public land. Which is the reason most mining companies don't do that. If they want to mine public land it's cheaper to go buy some private property the government wants, and then trade that for the public land they want to mine.

>>26389444
Yep thanks for this, I am no where near as up to date on US mining law as I am on Canadian, all this says to me is that its just going to be harder and harder for the hobby / small timer mining guys to get projects approved. Lovely, just what people need.

>>26389650
They've been making it damn near impossible already. A significant fraction of the environmental work I do for the feds is cleaning up hobby mines and small operations they went in and shut down, sometimes after the operator had been working it for literal generations.

>>26389935
>the environmental work I do for the feds
Large Robert is that you?

>>26389935
cant have people operating their own mines making money, the very concept of a modern gold rush terrifies those who control our money. Having a family mine even in the 50s meant a heck of a lot, there are so few now that they are a curiosity more than anything. Oddly enough there are still quite a few family run mines up here, but those are way off in the middle of nowhere, probably too far for regulators to bother with.

>>26390111
you got some catalytic converters you wanna sell?
>>26390168
in my experience here it's just an extremely bureaucratic mindset, you know?
Extreme rule-followers

so if they send you a letter demanding you obtain an easement for your access road, go through the application process for existing operations, post necessary insurance and bond, conduct NEPA studies, show MSHA and EPA compliance, etc., there's 2 options:
1. the owner complies with all that shit and gets to keep their mine
2. the owner tells them to f-off and gets thrown off the land and their operation destroyed.

I've seen it go both ways. But there's a process they follow and it's extremely fair. But also far more expensive than most people can afford.

>>26390370
>you got some catalytic converters you wanna sell?
I’ve actually always wanted to know, how many PGMs is there in a single catalytic converter? Ounces, grams?

>>26389352
Hey man screw you I just wanted to make some OC. Now you can't use it, I forbid you.

>>26389432
Thank you fren you can use my OC

>>26390519
it varies, but a few grams is typical. 4 or 5. The cost of recovery is extremely high though.

>>26375076
I'll be happy to turn 6k into 50k with my miners. My largest are bayhorse, genesis and new placer dome, at 2k cad into each one. I'm buying more new placer just because it's down and has so much land claims, but I bought my initial shares at 36 cents so I'm down a lot. I have more into some majors and some etfs.
So question time, I have another 6k in gambling money, where do I put it? Double down on which of my positions? Or something new? And yeah I've got physical too.

>>26390833

BHS and GIS are so dirt cheap with so much potential, good choices

How much physical is considered enough physical?

>>26363728
>>26365881
You've had years!

>>26389432
I am amassing Merc Dimes for just this reason. It's really difficult to get them for $2.00 or under. I keep scouring eBay and have gotten lucky a few times, but ended up overpaying on others. Any advice?

>>26391142
If you can comfortably carry all of your physical you don't have enough

>>26390370
How can it be both extremely fair and far more expensive than most people can afford you dimwit?
All this regulation bullshit is part of their ZOG Agenda 2030 bullshit so humans are not allowed to do ANYTHING but be wagecucks living in a pod who are told when to eat, where to shit and how to die. We aren't humans anymore, we live the most bland, joyless, tasteless existence imaginable, we are not better than cattle.
Fuck you for helping to enforce this kind of global kikery, you are destroying the very essence of what make us humans.

>>26391142
1000oz is make it stack

If silver dips below 25, I am buying a bunch of 10 oz bars. If silver dips below 20 I am buying a bunch of 100 oz bars

>>26391269
Merc dimes are tough lately. People sometimes list them on r/pmsforsale near spot but they sell fast as fuck.

>>26391142
Depends 10 oz of Gold or 1000 oz of Silver is needed to smuggle yourself out of the country should anything happen and another 20 oz of Gold/2k of Silver to put a down payment on property in your new country. Anything after that could purchase you more assets or be the foundation for you to start your stack all over again.

Fucking LMAO @ Peter's life. This might be the dumbest, most embarrassing thing he's ever said.

https://youtu.be/bjTJsM-WZBQ?t=2582

>>26391323
>How can it be both extremely fair and far more expensive than most people can afford you dimwit?
The law is applied very evenly to all businesses large and small. Most people can't afford a legal business, but that has nothing to do with the fairness of the law.
>Fuck you for helping to enforce this kind of global kikery, you are destroying the very essence of what make us humans.
I'm keeping people safe and public lands clean. It sucks that you'll get sued if you blow somebody up by accident or mistakenly discharge a few thousand gallons of cyanide into some town's drinking water, or make new unsafe roads through wilderness, but that's just how it is here.

If you want to get mad at anyone, it should be poor people like you that see suing businesses and governments as the only way you'll ever make money. Poor people lottery. That's the actual reason for the laws and my little part in carrying them out.

what's a good amount to keep on hand? in b4 AS MUCH AS YOU CAN tards

>>26391295
>>26391328
Great, it means i'm not far away from being done with stacking (900oz coinvestor as of now). Ngl i start to feel the urge to ride the clown casino market with all the tiktok retards and plebbit faggots while it last. Stacking is comfy but in the short term it doesn't look like it will generate any passive revenue.

Can't believe how resilient the system is, if it was for me to guess, i'd have said it would have implosed 100 times already in the past year. But apparently just central bankers adding few 0s on their computer screen is enough to keep the world running even though half the world is basically jailed at home since a year by tyrannical governments piloted by jews...
Or maybe it already implosed but most of humanity is so hypnotized by the digital world, the constant stream of propaganda and their digital 'wealth' they didn't notice it yet?

>>26391740
10% of net worth minimum

>>26391658
>I'm keeping people safe and public lands clean

>>26391740
i have 150o ASEs and 15k in mining stocks. Might get an oz of gold, but I think that's all the phys I'll need

>>26391658
>Most people can't afford a legal business, but that has nothing to do with the fairness of the law.
>"oyvey goy, law is fair, but fairer if you are filthy rich and not fair at all if you are a poorfag!"
Spoken like a true spawn of a banana republic, you aren't far off your next raise, keep it up, comrade commisar!

>I'm keeping people safe and public lands clean.
Lmao, that's really how you view yourself, right? The true hero of the community, the super gubment saving the orphan and the tree. Reality looks more like you spending absurd amounts of money and energy to put military grade radars in copters to fine the random Joe driving at 53pmh in a 50mph zone with no traffic. Then using his own taxes to lock down his business.

> it should be poor people like you that see suing businesses and governments as the only way you'll ever make money
Wtf is this kind of projection? All i'm asking for if for the government to FUCK OFF, and let us breath just a little. Parasiting people and suing them to always squeeze more money out of them is YOUR domaine of expertise. Do you really believe the random poorfag have even the budget to try to sue anyone? He barely have enough to get food in his fridge at the end of the month. You are so fucking deluded...

>>26391031
Thanks, I find the fact that the guy running bhs pays himself a third of a mil per year on a company so heavily in debt very disconcerting, but I like that he's got 10% of the company. I'm always worried when I see the owner selling shares though. I honestly don't think I want any more bhs for now and I think there's more promising buys rn

>>26392009
other than paying your taxes I don't think our government says any of that.

They do say lots of weird things about mining, but in every single case it's because they got sued for not saying it. There are no particular emotions or agendas there, it's just a machine that responds to certain inputs. In the case of mining and environmental law the inputs are poor people suing.

>>26392218
>Do you really believe the random poorfag have even the budget to try to sue anyone?
ah, I see you're not from here

>>26392279
I'll buy Memehorse when its back at 0.04 so I can sell into the next PnD
>>26391740
I always have 15% of my portfolio in "cash". 5% is for SHTF emergencies and 10% is in metals. I don't see metals as a speculative investment. I see it as locking in that part of my portfolio forever.

>>26392293
So could you give me some examples of “poor people” suing mining companies and/or the government because of accidents at mines? And I want you to prove that all the people suing were poor people

>>26391269
would you be ok with overpaying a few cents for a bj?

PAAS bros..

>>26392279

He sells shares for private placement, not to profit from it. No other way to fund small project. He puts his own money back into company. And yes, fully invested. If mine fails he has most to lose

>>26392453
nope, because 90%+ of the time the company's insurance lawyers know they'll lose if they go to court so they settle it out of court with a confidentiality agreement.

but there's thousands of mining accidents in the US every year and virtually every one of them results in a lawsuit.

>>26391658
hay mate I have a question, do you know if any of those law cases against the EPA ever got anywhere to do with their fuck up on the Animas River? I know the EPA sued the contractors involved and than they and another group counter sued. Know anything about that?

>>26392322
No, i live in a country who pushed the government parasiting so far that half the working force is working for it.
Where to justify their numbers and salary they are inventing new rules and regulations to the point of the bureaucratic maze being literally impossible to figure out even for the most simple things.
A horde of parasites so heavy to upkeep the country collapsed under their weight and can't figure a way out because the government is now considered the alpha and omega.

I am from the country the most taxed in the whole world. The only country where you have to pay a VAT on a tax.

>>26392577
Yes, depending on the former well-to-do housewife, of course

>>26392721

If it wasn't for your use of the word 'VAT' I would have thought you lived in Brazil. Perfect description.

Opinions on shid like this? 10oz silver. JMB trying to get rid of em, thinking about buying one. Based or cringe?

>>26392721
that's very similar to the US. Something like half our economy and a third of our workforce is government.

The difference is in the US if you get hurt or can convince a jury that you were the victim of something, the lawyers will sue on your behalf FOR FREE! Not really free, but they take most of the money they win. So there's this whole economy of outrage where people try to win money in court and other people and businesses pay insurance to cover when that inevitably happens. I've been sued 3 times which is a fairly low count for a business owner in the US. Every time the person suing me didn't pay for their lawyer. I technically didn't pay for mine either. I paid an insurance company to pay for my lawyer.

>>26392627
Don't even get me started on this, i fell for the astrologic meme and presold all my shares are the opening @$29.50 a share when i saw the all the major indices in deep red in the premarket. I really thought it would be for today. But it was a fucking nothingburger after all (unless you were hodling intel or IBM). Literally sold the only dip of the day on PAAS, then it crabbed all day long a dollar above it kek.

>>26392676
So you:
1. Never gave me any examples of lawsuits, even if 90%+ are settled out of court there statistically has be at least ONE out of the many thousands a year that resulted in a lawsuit
2. Never proved “poor people” had anything to do with it, and completely avoided the topic in your response
Go to bed Bod, you’re drunk

>>26392856
Anything but coins and proper rectangular bullion bars is reddit faggotry made for the PM version of 35yo soys doing unboxing videos of their star wars merchandise.

>>26386223
5 grams? You got scammed nigga get raped

>>26392928
If you live in the US you already know.
if you don't, I don't see any point in proving it to you.

>>26392856
The lego bars are amusing but its just a novelty. I buy the most boring bars and coins imaginable since you will likely only get spot for them anyway.

>>26386223
>I’m talking like off by 5 grams and millimeters.
Their fake, anon.

>>26392785
In terms of purchasing power, the price of gold has "only" increased 4.3 (1933-2020).

>>26392872
Yeah this outrage racketting in the US is truly bullshit. The worst part is it's generating so much money for the parasites that the concept started to get exported all around the globe.
Here it's not in the mentalities yet, unless you are a jew (hint : i live in the most jewed country after the US, now you should easily figure out where do i live) which are suing left and right every day of the week over random tweets.

As you all know, the relative cost of different assets and asset classes keep going back and forth. For example, if you had timed it right, you could have traded gold to silver to gold to silver over the course of time to turn a 1 oz of gold into mountains of gold.

Is there a chart website that shows this relative strength in a neat way? I know of many that show silver to gold ratio, but I want more assets and asset classes.

>>26393130
That's all I'm saying. I run a very small business in the mining sector in the US. My insurance for lawsuits costs about $3500 per month US.

the average hobby miner can't afford that. There's simply no way. That's why small mines get shut down all the time here. You have to carry that insurance and lots of other types.

it sucks, but there is a reason and it's not necessarily that the government hates us or doesn't want us mining.

>>26392969
>If you live in the US you already know. if you don't, I don't see any point in proving it to you.
Lmao completely dodging the question, thanks for admitting defeat

Is anyone baking?

>>26393351
>>26392928
>>26392453
God damn youre stupid.

>>26393351
>defeat
kek there's nothing to win. Bet me an ounce of silver and I'll spend 15 minutes googling for you.

otherwise do your own googling. Maybe start with "mesothelioma lawsuit"

and I avoided the "poor" person thing because I have no idea what you consider poor and you have no idea what I consider poor. But I'm guessing my idea of poor is a few million dollars higher than yours.

>>26393435
i ll do it one moment. Unless Bakers around.

>>26393300
Gold to Silver ratio
Platinum to Gold ratio
Dow to Gold ratio
Gold to (Real Estate per Sq. Ft)
Bloomberg Commodity Index/SP500
USDEUR, USDYEN, USDCNY
10 Yr Yield/CPI (or whatever since CPI is the most carefully massaged statistic in the universe)

>>26393585
>>26393585
>>26393585
NEW BREAD BAKED