/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27193225

FIRST FOR SILVER SQUEEZE

BUY AG AND PSLV

>>27193494
https://gematriaeffect.news/gamestop-stock-is-through-the-roof-in-2021-think-geek-it-is-further-proof-of-how-contrived-the-market-is/

In Monday market opening, the price of silver will instantly jump to $30 right...

what the fuck this posted? interesting day /biz/

https://sdbullion.com/10-dollar-face-kennedy-half-dollars-bu-40-percent-silver

Best deal out there ATM... 1.49 over spot..

Monarch bars at 1.89 are sold out..

With limited funds, do I go in on AG or PSLV on Monday?

>>27193651
Let's see what happens when New York opens at 10:00

>>27193885

Sup bros

BUY PM's AND BLEED THE BEAST

>>27193966
go with both, diversifying is not out of the question.

>>27193966
Buy both for different reasons. Crypto has been around for 10 years. Precious metals have been around for 10.000 years.
Guess which one will stay longer.

DONT KNOW SHIT ABOUT STONK
HOW DO I GET AG
WHERE DO I GET AG
WHAT DO I DO WHEN I HAVE AG
ORDER 6 1 OUNCE ROUNDS BECAUSE IM FUCKING POOR
MISSED GME, I WANT SOME FUCKING GAINS AND ASSETS

>>27193225
>tfw /pmg/ has me digging through my old coins for anything with silver in it
I hate you lot so much
I'll post a followup for anything I found with silver/gold in it

>>27193966
crypto is a Chinese USDT backed monopoly money Panama bank 90% overvalued meme that can crash at any point the Chinese fag firm behind it exit scams and reveals tether isn't even 1:10th tied to a USD

Bought roughly 10oz in junk silver dollars today. LCS gives me these with no premium

fuck the kikes

Silver miner anon made a fascinating point in the previous thread that warrants more discussion. There are other mining companies who may be directly affected from this First Majestic situation (traders being unable to buy AG stock). If this happens, we need to consider buying other miners who have similar fundamentals to First Majestic, or are acquisition targets by them, in case all brokers completely remove the option to purchase AG. He mentioned Silver One as one company to keep in mind.

>>27194134
BUY PHYSICAL
>>27194166
in retrospect, it was inevitable.

well guys, just dropped 6k on 10oz bars. thanks for cluing me in, I hope you faggots are right

>>27193887
I'm in eastern europe. Are you telling me I can squeeze in some more orders on monday as long as I do it before 10 am New york time?
I get charged the price listed at the time of order right?

one of my silver orders last year had been tampered with ( looked ripped ) and I was missing like 6 oz out of about 50
i ordered canadian, silvergoldbull, and they did a investigation and the delivery guy confirmed it was ripped when he put it in, and what he did not do, was ask for signature.
anyway havent ordered since then cause been nervous and there isnt any local stores around me.
till couple days ago.. have another 100oz on the way.... hope it makes it untouched.
to be fair, the package did look like it got clipped on the corner by another package and blew open, rather then ripped... however.... still hoping for the best.

>>27194204
Canada used to have pretty neat silver dollars, they have underrated junk silver imo

Worth buying on ebay rn? I feel like I'm getting shafted with these premiums. Might just buy the dip next week but trying to get to 100oz this month.

How does the long term five year outlook on silver seem?

>>27194269
*silver bars

>>27193028

SVE is the symbol for Silver One in Canada. As I say, Keith Neumeyer talks about buying it out a lot so it's not a bad position to be in if you are expecting AG to soar. If it was simply about the money I'd dump my thousands of AG shares and put them in SVE instead but I keep them in AG on principle because I want to be part of the squeeze. But my position in SVE is still quite as large.

>>27193709

I can only tell you what I've done myself. Namely, apart from my 25% bullion hedge, I am 100% in junior silver miners and have been so during all these painful seven months, from the high in August to the subsequent decline. I was never shaken out and I never will be shaken out. I haven't sold a single miner, and I barely own a pound note in cash. I don't fear a market crash because if such an event did occur it would immediately cause a banking crisis and tens of trillions in bailouts, along with a COMEX default. I always said that if a Black Swan occurred you might see a parabolic increase in the miners which would catch you out for good if you were not already in. We had a taste of that recently in e. g. MUX which in one day simply painted a parabolic line back to August levels, despite a painful and demoralizing seven-month decline. Likewise, AG might utterly astonish us by what it does on Monday. Imagine if this silver squeeze causes a COMEX default and you are not already in the miners when that happens. I simply prefer to be in the right position and wait. I know that I'm getting the 150x if I simply do that waiting so I feel no need to trade in and out. And in fact trading in and out would simply betray a lack of security in my own beliefs.

>>27194234
Gatos Silver is one too. Huge producer with around $1B market cap, look into it. I hold a little First Majestic and Gatos.

>>27193881
100% AG

Much higher upside

anyone here have zh premium? i want to see a screenshot of this article https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/goldman-what-happened-week-has-potential-tip-row-dominos-and-create-broader-turmoil

PAN MAN HELP
I DIDENT BUY MINERS BECAUSE IM A SKITZO AND BOUGHT MINERAL SPECIMENS

WHAT DO I DO ITS TOO LATE ISNT IT FUCK

Whats the ratio of physical and miners do you guys have? I think im about 50/50

>>27194449
Appreciate you friends. I feel like a retard asking these basic questions.

Just bought 25 ounces of silver anons. I'm not going to be a fucking nigger and buy the paper stock version. I want muh coin bullions.
Thanks for the heads up, it might not be enough for me to make it but I'm fucking holding these silver coins until the day I die. They will provide generational wealth to my grandkids in 50 years.

before metalyzers, how did dealers verify the silver they bought from randos was pure silver?

>>27194283
I'm saying when NY opens they always sell paper like crazy to hammer the price down. I want to see if they can keep that up and for how long.

>>27194521
okay, DYOR though, I'm just repeating what I hear online

https://stocktwits.com/symbol/AG

I'm personally all in $AG

>>27194283
>>27194283
>>27194283
anyone???

>Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord;
>He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored;
>He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift sword;
>His truth is marching on.

>glory glory hallelujah
>glory glory hallelujah
>glory glory hallelujah
>his truth is marching on..

Anons...this is probably the most I’m gonna buy for the next 6 months, first purchase. A-am I gonna make it? 300 oz.
going boating tomorrow btw

>>27194252
I DID BUT I WANT GAINS TOO BECAUSE IM SO FUCKING POOR

>>27194583
yes, but does it mean the prices are effectively frozen until Wall street opens??

nowhere near the top bros

>>27194667
why did you go with 2009?

>>27194667
Nice i hope you don't get in an accident

should I focus on only getting 999.9 silver?

Is 999 silver harder to trade in for money/goods later on? Is almost everything other than Aussie and Canuck just shitcoins?

Or does it not make a difference?

I bought my first 6oz of silver earlier today (all Aussie kangaroos), and now the dealer I bought from is out of stock on a lot of the 999.9 coins, including Maple Leafs.

>>27194667
uh yeah, it takes years for people to get 300

>>27194544

IDK how they did it in practice but there's a lot of tests you can do. Measure weight and volume (water displacement) to check the density, chemical tests that react with silver, I know touchstones were used to verify gold but not sure about silver, probably something involving electrical resistance, et cetera

>>27194751
It’s just what my coin shop had, does it matter?

Where to buy gold in Canada that wont jew me out?

>>27194489
20/80 physical and miners
>>27194706
At least buy some physical just in case. But open up a brokerage account (a lot of burgers like to use Fidelity I hear) and buy the shares. While you're waiting for your brokerage account to open -- it takes a few days usually -- learn some basics of the stock market and the fundamentals for silver.

Fresh off the press

>>27193225
Are Silver Rands better than Silver Eagles? I know the Canadian Maples are better than Silver Eagles.

>>27194707
The market opens at 6PM Sunday night. I'm not sure where the traders are.
Singapore???

>>27194806
Nice, thanks for reassuring me. I feel very behind when looking at other anon’s posts. Guess I should just contribute what I can.

>>27194290
Good luck, that's a nightmare scenario if it happens to the 100oz delivery

Got 17oz coming and 3 $10 rolls of 40% half dollars. Feels good to invest in something physical.

>>27193540
silver ID, too- nice.
i just stocked up myself.
guy at the coin shop told me they'd been doing tons of business all day.

>>27194945
That's 6pm East coast US time

>>27193225
Just bought my first 40 ounces of silver lads, two 10 oz bars and a tube of 20 1 oz rounds.

>>27194862
2009 ASE's are worth only 40% of regular ASE's. Take those back and demand a refund

Here's an image I've been waiting to post for a while

>>27195105
Bullshit.

>>27195105
wtf does the year matter?? I just bought a bunch of 2020 ASE, should I have bought 2021?

>>27195105
lol

>>27194964
youre well ahead of a lot of people with silver, even me

>>27194944
>stealing mineral wealth from Africa
Based

>>27195105
Wtf happened in 2009?

>>27194944
why are maples better than ASEs? sorry newfren here

>>27195178
Imma post this after it moons

Starting to really see the supply of smaller bars and rounds drying up online.

>>27193225
Is this real? DO YOU UNDERSTAND HOW MANY LEVELS OF MOCKERY WE ARE ON PEOPLE BUY FUCKING REAL MONEY RIGHT NOW

>>27193966
Can you walk up to a cashier to buy a $1 pack of gum with your phone and tell her you want to pay in Bitcoin. No? Then that's why.

Conversely, I can do the same thing with an ASE, whose face value is $1 and pay for my gum. Is it retarded, considering an ASE is going for over $30 today? Absolutely, but it's still legal tender and I cans still use it for goods and services.

Crypto doesn't help you if there's no ability for you to cash out for everyday goods and services. Crypto has a future, although I don't think something that can have 30-40% swings in daily price like BTC to be an actual store of wealth like many people claim, I believe in many projects and hold some of those myself. But if the government suddenly decides to prohibit third party cryptocurrencies from being converted into legal tender their price will take a dive.

Conversely, the price of Gold or Silver will either rise due to shortage, or will maintain. Prohibiting the ownership of either has always been reverted eventually. All you have to do is dig a hole in your backyard and ride out the storm.

>>27194365

Thank you, I appreciate your insight.

I agree, I've been buying small dips here and there and just recently bought another $100 shares of AG. Quite happy I put my first order in when it was just $12.5 a few weeks ago. I think I'll go ahead and add more positions Monday morning at about 50% of my investment allocation and hope for the best.

>>27194997
did it in two orders, 50 each.. silvergoldbull went good on it. i could have been said well shit 20 oz was missing but I figured that would get me bad karma and the last thing I need is shit karma

>>27195349
Expensive supercars are a depreciating asset. Classic cars, not so. I’d personally rather purchase raw land.

>>27195330
Canadian Maples have higher purity standards than ASE. 99.99% vs 99.9%

>go into LCS
>bunch of normies
>women
>teenagers
>all debating if they should 3 or 4 ounces of silver
>walk in tell the owner of the fine establishment how much silver does he have
>"these right here, 50 ounces ASE's 31 each"
>tell him ill take it all
>hand him the money "here take this useless government issue toilet paper"
>he laughs
>i laugh
>walk out
>everyone staring at me

Felt fucking great. People trying to sell off their worthless comics, some had glassware, some dude selling OG yugioh cards got some good money though I overheard. The LCS was tapped, unreal. Wiped out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9vYcgJyr_Y

>>27195330
They aren't.
The only thing some autists like is it's 9999 silver instead of three nine.

fucking WSB going in on SLV instead of PSLV. at least there's a handful of people in there trying to push physical. these faggots need to move off of robinhood so they can actually buy PSLV

Can someone spoon feed me what mining stocks to buy? Seen AG shilled a lot so I’m thinking that, if there are others please reply. Thank you

CALLING ALL FRENS FIRE UP THE MEME NAKERES AND LETS DRIVE A SILVER STAKE THROUGH THE HEART OF THIS BITCH

>>27194610
If you order online the price should be set at whatever it was when you make the order.

>>27195505
screencapped

>>27195583
dont go into miners blindly, use the links in the OP to inform yourself on them, they can be insanely volatile.

>>27195410
been pretty dry for a year desu

>>27194489
100% physical

>>27194205
I just bought a 1977 krug and it doesn't look as golden as I expected. Should I just run the battery of tests on it to make sure it's gold?

>>27195623

All my sources of silver stopped shipping to japan where i live even goldsilverbull where they have a store in japan lol
I only have 40oz and 2 g in mining stocks so lets hope thats enough

>>27195410
Completely out of 10oz now
>>27195414
It's a game for them because they know not everyone is blind to their lies. That picture is fucking so obvious to how much they shove it in your face.

>>27195583

Recommendations, in order of risk/reward

1) SILJ
2) First Majestic, Hecla Mining, Fortuna Silver Mines
3) Great Panther, Alexco, AUMN
4) Dolly Varden, Blue Lagoon Resources, Nicola Mining
5) Irving Resources, Viscount Mining, Canada Silver Cobalt Works
6) Bayhorse Silver, Silver Spruce Resources, Mountain Boy Minerals

>>27195722
krugs dont bcs they use more copper

>>27195583
KXPLF BLAGF

>>27194875
I ordered 6oz of rounds earlier today. Its all i can comfortably afford, and even then it was alot for me. Testament of just how i poor i really am.
I read Fidelity didnt fuck people out of GME, and they arent messing with AG, so thatll probably be the one i choose.
Any preferred educational source, or just look at the /smg/ OP?

>>27195414
>Conversely, I can do the same thing with an ASE, whose face value is $1 and pay for my gum

In college I had a customer that would leave on business to Europe and leave his kids (he was divorced) with a teenage babysitter..

At 2am every Friday would call in 3 pizzas, sodas, dessert and 1 salad and 2 cups ranch. always came out to like 38$, and they paid with a 50 and let us keep the change. Since it was the last order of the night even if they called it in late we took it, because 12$ tip is 12$. One time they paid me 2x 20$ and 10x ASEs.. They did this probably about 15 more times and I built up a nice stack..

RH is screwing me pretty bad right now and binace is taking forever to verify... Is there any other trading platform that does instant deposits of money (not crypto)?

>>27195105
lmao

>>27193651
>old boomer that has been working the JPM and C silver trade desks wakes up at 6 in the morning
>goes to take a shit that lasts 2 hours
>grabs a cup of joe, hand ground because they don't make 'em like they used to
>gets in late to work, but no one notices. No one has noticed in nearly 6 years
>logs into personal computer running windows 98
>it is infested with MyDoom but it gets the work done
>find password on back on computer monitor, same password for a decade but can never remember
>silver is up but ink costs are still down
>click short button as the interns load all the paper
>that is all the work that needs done in the day
"I contributed to society again today"

>>27195583
>>27195783

P. S. Forgot two other "core" quintessential silver stocks, Silver One and Impact Silver, ultra-leveraged to the price of silver.

FORMERLY
WELL
TO
DO

>>27195867

Every instant trading platform is going to screw you because "instant trading" is a for-dummies version of margin trading and they all have to jump through the same regulatory hoops to do it.

>>27195803
Go to /smg/ and ask which brokers are not cucking retailers from buying the shares they want and ask their opinion of where you should open your account.

And good on you for getting those ounces. Hang in there, things might get crazy

>>27194234
Mid tier silver miners that weren't over bought majors back in july (look at you PAAS). CDE, HL, FSM, etc.

>>27195783
>>27195955
Noone seems to mention dsv anymore, but they have a gigantic resource too.

>>27193225
y is pslv >>>>> than slv? Also I don’t seen any mention of $AG

>>27195742

Just remember anon, that when SHTF, you will get the best FWTDHWATQUDs anywhere.

>>27195834
Babysitter found his stack?

>>27194543
Based and generational wealth pilled

>>27195275
I mean it's not like they're going to use it.

>>27196018

On the subject of silverchads how in the hell has this jawline not already been memed into the ground?

>JM doesnt have a single 10 oz bar in stock

>People are enjoying their silvers
And here i'm stuck with gold and oil, i'll probably FOMO during monday, i always make bad decisions

>>27196049
Ay what's up platter bro

>>27196109
SLV is a scam, you cannot order delivery and you cannot trust that it's actually backed by enough silver.

>>27195722
If you want gold colored gold buy Maples or Buffalos

>>27195803
https://old.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/l8rhr3/weekend_gme_thread_homework_for_all_lets_stop/
>inb4 leddit bad
Here's a list of all brokers so you can read up on which ones fucked around during this whole thing. Fidelity is one of the few that didn't do any bullshit.

>>27196158
Looks kinda like me.

>>27196181
i bought it. sorry mate.

>>27196109
i think its a formatting error, i ll add a note about AG next thread if I bake again.

>>27196181
Sorry lad, I took 2 of them.

Dump 500 in ASE or Rounds? 1oz rounds look cooler but does it matter?

>>27196228
PSLV could do serious damage if they can't find silver to stack their vaults with

Looking to decide between two options for 500oz. A big box of 500 ASE's or 50 10oz silver bars? i already have 150 silver rounds.

>>27195410
>>27196181
>>27196311

You jest but that might have actually been me, my bad.

>>27196226
More of a bowl really! Doing well how about you?

>>27196158
¿Primo, es tu?

PETER YES!

>>27196311
>>JM doesnt have a single 10 oz bar in stock
>Shows 100 OZ
Based indeed

>>27193225
>Hunt betray

>>27196387
Government bullion is usually better when it comes time to >sell

>>27196390
BUY $AG

>>27196431
I'm good I've just been shilling memes from this thread trying to meme this to the normies on Instagram

Could it be the reason be that some people are buying SLV is because they are stupid enough to not be able to tell the difference between SLV PSLV?

>>27196181
i bought 4 on thursday

>>27195787
God DAMN it. I've been wanting to get a .999 fine gold round. I have a buffalo, that's one right? I like it. I think I'm gonna get a gold canadian maple next I'm sick of the diluted gold coins I want deep shiny gold color from now on. Maybe i'll buy coronas if I can get my hands on them or whatever this coin is

>>27196542
Fuck off, I buy physical

>>27195283
Obama was anointed president and everything got insistently niggerfied

hey I just realized the 10oz silver bars I bought are second market. does that matter? am I retarded?

>>27196278
Good to see my broker is in Neutral.

>>27196658
imagine not wanting massive gains which you can use to buy more physical later

>>27194205
noice, i got one gifted from my grandmom, stamped 1973

If there was a run on silver, would you expect paper silver to go up or down?

Maybe it will go up, because everyone is buying silver.
Or maybe it will go down, because paper silver is no longer worth anything since there's not enough physical to back it up

Which way you think it'll go?

>>27196561
Preach it anon! You're doing God's work, spreading the gospel of God's money.

>>27195927
Kek.

>>27196278

Can confirm that Fidelity didn't fuck around during all of this. My only complaint with Fidelity is that their sell limits are only 50% above what the last trade value is. So I can't put a ridiculously high Limit sell order, set it and forget it.

>>27196390
Buy bars, then use the money you saved from the premiums alone you turn around and buy more ASEs. Will probably net you another 15-20 of them. You spend the same amount of money but own more silver.

>>27196651
yeah you want a rich gold color then buy maples, also perth mint

>>27196087

DSV is all right but I now find it fairly boring for my taste. The market cap means that it is only a little more leveraged than First Majestic. It might go 5-10x at $50 silver. With something like Bayhorse I can get 100x. I'd put DSV on level 2 or 3 if I could but I refrained from doing so because most people can't buy it anyway, so far as I know. I don't think that it's on the NYSE. I tried to make levels 1 2 and 3 exclusively NYSE stocks.

To give you a comparison, DSV has 1 bn AgEq ounces (not sure how many are actually silver--far less than people think) at 100 gpt. VML has 50 million ounces (NOT AgEq) (1/20th the amount) also at 100 gpt, and a market cap 1/20th the size of DSV. But it also has a serious chance of getting turned into a producing mine. The locals are behind it and it almost did become a mine in the 80s. It also recently released excellent drill results (1200 gpt silver), and has refused to dilute shareholders. And is located in the USA rather than Mexico. Don Durrett speculates that DSV will simply wait for a buyout rather than try to build a mine. So I have no particular reason to choose DSV over (for example) VML.

In Brazil I can only find silver with 50% over current market price (about 38 dollars/oz). It's the cheapest I can find, and it's "recycled" kind. Still is a good idea to buy physical?

I cannot buy PSLV here, only (((SLV))).

Updated stack pic

I think you guys are way too impatient. In my opinion spot will fall on open tomorrow and we'd be able to acoomuluate at lower prices.

Besides currently gold is a better deal probably since the gsr went sharply down.

For example on 11th January I bought gold at the same price as today. Since then silver spot has gone up almost 2 dollars. I know ag normally outperforms ag, but I think silver is a bit too high right now.

>inb4 jew
If price is lower you can buy more physical and do more damage to the bullion banks.

>>27194283
Well technically yes, atleast thats how it worked out for me. You buy the price stated on the page, they can't change it after your purchase confirmation.

>>27196740
id invest more in the mines than paper silver

https://youtu.be/wBpMw3zUol0

Elon says silver.

>>27196730
>assuming physical is available at the time
Buy both miners AND physical, and always hedge your ass first!

Have a oz of platinum too

>>27196390
man get some diff coins in there for variety, and some of monarch bars they are fun to stack

>>27196158
This one has

>>27194290
Got three awaiting packages, i hope they're discreet.

"HANDLE WITH CARE, BIG STACKS INSIDE, NO STEAL PLS"

>>27196822
Accumulate what at the lower prices? From where I'm standing it looks like most of the online dealers are going to be out of stock by Monday.

>>27196762
Kek, imma post this one

well i guess i have to buy 10 rounds and an empty tube then

>>27196608
People on WSB legitimately think that SLV, the individual ticker itself, is what is going to get squeezed. Therefore jumping on other tickers is just spreading capital around. Too many new people from the GME hype that don't understand the idea of silver itself getting squeezed.

>>27196740
Long positions that do not settle in cash are upward pressure on the COMEX shorts. Naked shorts increasingly expose themselves to enormous risk.

>>27196712
They should have been slightly cheaper. Might have some dings or scratches but won't really make any difference.

>>27196822
This is what I’m thinking too, we’re going to dump down to $20-$22 again for a week then start the eternal crab at $25 again

>>27196788
To clarify, you see a rumored potential buyout as a detriment for Discovery Metals, but a positive selling point for Dolly Varden (Hecla) and Silver One (First Majestic)? Not trying to be a smart-aleck, just genuinely curious in the distinction here.

>>27196818
Post your lever gat with it what the fuck anon

Holy shit this youtuber with over a million subscribers just left this comment on Peter Schiff's video.

>>27195105
This is true, however not only for ASE's. In fact ALL silver coins stamped 2009/ produced in 2009 hold 60% lesser value than silver coins before OR after 2009. 2009 was just not a good year.

>>27194365
Silver miner anon or other smg folks, I have a question. I have a decent position in AG, 450 shares, but suppose I want to make an after hours trade. Is that possible to buy some right now? Do they charge you fees to do so? I use interactive brokers, never tried to trade after hours

>>27197126

Dolly Varden market cap is a lot smaller than that of DSV so I'd expect it to go up a lot more if it got bought out. Same thing goes for Silver One.

>>27196788
I find dsv pretty comfy, although I bought the top. It's a proven resource, Mexico is a good jurisdiction imo and the team seems competent. Besides the initial high grade resource can be expanded with rising prices, making mining the outer lower grade zones viable. It can be developed in an open pit. They're also currently exploring additional high grade veins around the main deposit.

But for me what's important is that they have 80 million in cash, meaning they don't need to raise any money to fulfill the whole drilling program. A new PEA is coming this year too. Meaning the stock has a very low risk (assuming rising pos).

On the other hand I also think they'd prefer to be acquired, but I don't see this generally as a bad thing.

>>27197210
oh shnap

>>27197265
wat

>>27197210
We will triumph

>>27197076
ok thanks. I was a little spooked there. Was gonna buy from the site someone posted in the last thread but they sold out while I was checking out and had to grab a different site from the OP. the other designs they had looked gay and were higher in price.

>>27197140
I have the silver put back in the safe now

>>27195623

>>27196712
No it's fine it just means they are pre owned if you bought from a reputable dealer they assay them.

Bought my first 20 oz of silver from Apmex today. Wish I had checked /pmg/ first - wondering why they aren't listed in the OP? I'm not going to get scammed am I? They seemed legit.

whats up with aurcana? did they fuck up

>>27197265
STFU nigger

>>27197386
Wouldn't worry about it. As long as it's the right metal and it's the right weight it's all good.

>>27197270

You can't, because the markets are simply not operating. You can set a buy order at a certain limit but it will only execute on Market Open (there's a specific type of order). You can queue it, but it doesn't mean it will execute until open hours.

If your brokerage allows you to trade during extended hours, either early morning or in the evening, you can get in a bit ahead of the game if you want to beat most retail investors.

>>27197210
Everybody is waking up to this. Wallstreetbets subscriber count is a fairly good indication of the speed of this movement's growth, it was about 3M a few days ago -- now there are 7.1M.

>>27197017
Well all the dealers I'm looking at are stocked, I'm in the EU though. People were buying like crazy in march too and there was no stock, but eventually it came back. Then they were buying all the way up to 29 until August I think it was. I hold my breath and managed to get mine at a lower price. I'm feeling excited and was just about to buy, but then I remembered that if that's the case it's probably better to wait.

>>27197119
I'm thinking down to 24-24.50. If we fall further I'd be surprised. It may be a great time to dca on miners too.

>>27197454
Nice wtf even is that? I expected a marlin or a model 94 only because your box of 30-30. How does /pmg/ feel about stacking ammo? It's the only PM I am currently holding with any value.

>>27197492

APMex is reliable, their prices are just not always the best. You're fine, anon.

>>27197210
is that the guy that fixes phones?

Should've bought more when I had a regular job...

>>27197126
>>27197276

By the way something else I should have mentioned is jurisdiction. I see DV, SVE, as "core" positions which you simply can't lose by holding, each in its own jurisdiction (Canada, Mexico). My "core" position for Mexico is already IPT, so I don't feel a need to hold DSV as well.

>>27197323

DSV is a really excellent stock, I used to recommend it a lot. It wouldn't surprise me if First Majestic bought it out, Sprott's having invested in First Majestic might indicate something in that respect. It's definitely a case where you can't lose if silver goes up. And if DSV did turn into an open-pit mine then it would make its shareholders a fortune. I simply find more to like in IPT than DSV for now, and IPT is my "core" Mexico stock (SSE and VGLD for the Mexican microcaps).

One thing which I have been thinking about lately is that cash isn't necessarily a good thing. I expect cash to go to zero in the very near future, so if cash is priced into a market cap I feel as if I'm paying for something worthless.

>>27193225
My silver came in the mail today.

Is it a coincidence that gold nuggets and sunspots look so similar?

>>27194667
Fwwwaaarrrrrr, tops are off those ladies...

Naughty bitches... mmmmmmm

>>27197210
He's literally a laptop repair guy in New York who harks right to repair and shits on the new york housing market. He's been following the gamestop deboggle lately and that probably go him into it.

>>27193225
LETS FUCKING DESTROY THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM BABY WOOOOO WOOOOOO BUY GOLD AND SILVER!

>>27197676
Quick someone red pill him how phoney SLV Is

WHICH RICH ANON WILL HOP ON THE TRAIN AND STAMP HI SOWN MEME COINS? I WANT TO BUY SILVER SNEEDS AND RARE PEPES

>>27197126
>>27197276

By the way something else I should have mentioned is jurisdiction. I see DV, SVE, as "core" positions which you simply can't lose by holding if silver goes up, each in its own jurisdiction (respectively Canada, the United States). My "core" position for Mexico is already IPT, so I don't feel a need to hold DSV as well.

>>27197323

DSV is a really excellent stock, I used to recommend it a lot. And I agree with everything you say. It wouldn't surprise me if First Majestic bought it out, Sprott's having invested in First Majestic might indicate something in that respect. It's definitely a case where you can't lose if silver goes up. And if DSV did turn into an open-pit mine then it would make its shareholders a fortune. I simply find more to like in IPT than DSV for now, and IPT is my "core" Mexico stock (SSE and VGLD for the Mexican microcaps).

One thing which I have been thinking about lately is that cash isn't necessarily a good thing. I expect cash to go to zero in the very near future, so if cash is priced into a market cap I feel as if I'm paying for something worthless.

>>27193759
Newfag here. Why buy these 40% coins instead of a pure 5oz bar?
https://sdbullion.com/tombstone-5-oz-scottsdale-mint-silver-nugget-bar

10 oz of Asahi for 298 or this?

>>27197797

Just bought 20oz silver lads, I'm a poorfag but one day I won't be a stacklet

>>27197719
youre really diversified

>>27197644
My marlin 30 30 is at my buddies house this this is a lever nugget if you ever played battlefield 1

>>27197039
What happens though from them squeezing SLV? Doesn't that make (((them))) keep forcing the market cost down, which only benefits /biz/ who is actively doing the real squeeze on physical?

>>27197856
asahi cyber rounds*

>>27197830
Junk silver coins have low premiums. You can often get them for no premium at LCS's

>>27195029
got 2 10 oz bars to slap on top of my 50 oz stack today. we're gonna blow this shit up

>>27197856
asahi

>>27197830
Smaller coins are more liquid if you think you're gonna need to actually carry out day-to-day purchases in silver (if the USD collapses) or convert small amounts at a time (if it's inflating rapidly).

AAAAA I just realized I still have a huge fucking bag of 40% junk silver that I wanted to trade for 90% but I think it's too late

Just ordered ten 1oz rounds from JM Bullion, ain't much but its all I got.

>>27197882
Welcome bruddah.

>>27198054
still based m8

>>27197830
To throw at FWTDHWATQUDs of course :^)

>>27198054
It's 10 oz more than most Americans own

Just convinced my brother to buy silver today
he got 60oz

>>27197830
Nice doggo, I used to have one of those as a kid.

>>27198054
based, I ordered 20 of these like an hour ago

>>27197860
>>27197797

mfw I'm finally able to buy some land and a young white women to breed all because of an Armenian butterfly collecting forum

>>27197754
No, gold embodies the sun. The sun in ancient time was a god. Emperors were direct manifestations of the sun as a principle (unmoving mover). Sol invictus. Thats why kings and emperors wore golden crowns and whatnot, to further enhance the might of the sun. Turning shit to gold (making yourself a better person) is one of the principles of alchemy. GOLD, SUN the very words are just delicate to speak, the vowels making them pleasingly warm words.

it aint much but its something. Might buy some more this week. My first silver i have owned

Just bought my first 1000€ of metalcoins. We're gonna make it silverbros

Bought these and a kilo of silver with my AMC gains. Am I based or cringe

>>27197454
>>27197910
Holy shit that 1895 is in beautiful condition, a shame that the stripper clip guide and top hand guard is missing

>>27197988
nice silver, shit beer

>>27198270
Well done lad, Good to see that half of those coins have the Queen on them. God bless you

>>27197265
Anons please don’t fucking joke with me here....is this legit? I read just now that in 2009 the silver demand was so high that they couldn’t produce proof strike coins....but that only matters for collections right? It’s still worth the price of silver+premium....RIGHT? Tell me my coin shop didn’t Jew the fuck out of me.

>>27197856
both and x10

>>27198351
i like it

>>27198217
Based and esoteric lost history dark knowledge pilled

>>27197826
>One thing which I have been thinking about lately is that cash isn't necessarily a good thing. I expect cash to go to zero in the very near future, so if cash is priced into a market cap I feel as if I'm paying for something worthless.


I was thinking the same thing, but it's still going to be necessary in the short to medium term. Imagine if they didn't have it and had to raise capital to fund the drilling. In such a scenario with high inflation I don't think a lot of people would be feeling adventurous enough to fund something like this, even if a fortune is offered. Simply because people would prefer to play it safe. Because in this case we'd be profiting from fear, not greed.

>>27198251
Small beginnings brother. We all started where you are today. Good luck and welcome to sound money

Guys does anyone here collect gallium as a future currency metal

>>27198217
>>27198445
Aurum latin for gold is derived from morning glow/yellow obviously relating to the sun

How to properly remove image data so I can post my stack for the new friends
Never done this before

>>27198329

>>27198270
Congratulations but why didn't you just buy a tube of something?

>>27198612
this but in a street

>>27198594
Your pic needs to have a timestamp and shipping address from the receipt so we know its legit

>>27198200
>>27197797

>>27198270
I want to buy kookaburra's next just because i think those birds are fucking hilarious

>>27198576
Yeah I make sure to store it on top of an aluminum block so it doesn’t get tarnished

>>27198594
Open the image in Paint and crop it down a bit. Show us your stash!

>>27198251
Congrats anon. I bought my first silver as well.

Soon may the Silverchad come
And bring us green and memes and rum.
One day, when the milkin’ is done,
We’ll take our leave and go.

>>27198594
I think 4chan removes meta data automatically.

>>27197954
>>27197990
Alright. So bars are good for stockpiling, and cashing big. Coins are easier to use, and easier to cash out with the advantage of being able to cash out smaller amounts versus everything.

>>27198189
Thanks, he's a monster.

>>27198329
>sold AMC
no opinion
>bought 1kg Ag
EXTREMELY based
>bought overpriced sunglasses to flaunt your wealth like a faggot and began your descent into decadence
you FOOL, what the fuck are you doing?!

>>27198707

Just read because of WSB, investors bought 28.3% of last years ETF total in 1 day

>>27198594
I just copy paste into mspaint and save as png, figure that ought to do the trick.

this "movement" is bringing crypto, stocks and metals together.
I don't know whether I should be afraid for the future or happy in the gains.

can someone tell me the point of investing in gold/silver if these banks are keeping the price artifically low? i mean if we know they aren't going to let the price rise and are gonna continue to keep it down why would you invest in it unless there's some reason to think they're going to stop in the near future

>>27198270
You’re a Spaniard I see, you should consider buying some old silver 100 Pesetas coins (pic related)

>>27198745

u r trickster

>>27198406
Unless the coins were not made of pure silver, which they will have been if they're stamped with the .999 purity seal, then you're fine anon. The real worth is in the weight of the silver. The numismatic value is secondary.

How much did you pay for them? If you paid what a 2020/2021 ASE goes for I'd be pissed, but if they gave you a small discount I think it's fine.

>>27198594
Open the image on your PC, take a screenshot and save it. For extra security, take a picture of your screen with the screenshot open, save it to your PC and use an EXIF extracting tool.

>>27196818
Love the sexy, junk silver.(pre 1965).
Lower premium and most have been melted down over the decades.
Won’t be making any more of those

>>27198804
I'm thinking 1 of those 5oz tombstone bars, and 1 of those kennedy coins may be a good first-time purchase.

>>27198406
No worries i was just jumping on that other anons wagon. It is worth what its worth, no extras. For example the Krügerrand m mom gave me from Granma's stack is from 1973, however theres no increased value because of that. It's forth 1 fine ounce of gold just like back in the day (except back then she bought it for 40DM and now its 1.522 €)

Btw that's the cheapest coin I can find right now at 26 euros apiece, when buying a tube. Not buying right now as I mentioned but what do you think of the design?

>>27198938
We'll all make it to the Citadel fren.

>>27196158
It's not his jawline, it's the forehead that is ridiculous

>>27197860
>silver adjusted for inflation should be $1000 an ounce

source on this?

>>27198951
Even if it doesn't moon the price isn't likely to drop much over the long term, so at worst you've tied up your money for a while in a commodity that should keep up with inflation.

Alright /pmg/, for me and every other PM newfag who just bought silver, how do we store our new metal and protect it from tarnish?

>>27198938
Be afraid for utter ruin but hopeful for a better monetary system. Think the 1950's Golden Age or the Roaring 20's. Or Orwell's 1984.

>Noooo the silver market is too big you can't manipulate a 6 gorillion dollar market!
There is only 3 billion ounces of silver. At the starting price that was 75 billion dollars worth at 25 dollars an ounce. It's gone up to 27 dollars an ounce, meaning approximately 80 million dollars of difference has been made so far. These kikes are severely underestimating the power of millions of online traders, they really think that millions of people buying an asset will only result in that tiny change? Get ready for attempted dumping, only for them to be absolutely shit on by retail investors and physical chads.

>>27199056
Here's the backside.

>>27194465
If you have 2k worth send them to heritage

Remember you are able to buy at the lowest price in history, even back beyond roman times since one 90% silver mercury dime was a day's worth of wages back in Roman times

Newfag question, but why do Silver Eagles have a higher premium than the Maple Leafs?
Leafs are .9999 and Eagles are .999
Is the last 9 a meme? I would assume more pure = more premium

>>27198594
You need a 4Chan gold account for posting Gold stacks and 4Chan Silver for silver stacks

>>27199108
Tarnish doesn't matter actually! And you can store it in any place you wish that you believe is safe, just make sure you are the custodian of your stack and no third party

>>27199093
Here >>27199167 Silver hasn't moved up with inflation/adjusted for inflation

>>27197210
holy shit

>>27199179
It's a meme, fine silver is fine silver.

>>27199093
Usdebtclock.com

>>27199167
Need a silver chart in blows jobs/oz

>>27199093
There's a couple of ways to do the calculation, but the one that I like goes like this. Historically 0.1oz of silver has been worth one day's wages for unskilled labor. Minimum wage in the US ranges from $7.25/hr to $12/hr. If you multiply it out this suggests that silver should be worth somewhere in the $600-1k range unless there's some reason it would have become significantly less valuable in the past century.

>>27198792
>>27196882
>>27196311
>>27194940
I APPRECIATE THE MEMEING EFFORTS BUT COULD YOU JUST MAKE THESE SO I CAN BUY THEM? I WANT MEMECOINS!

>>27197210
>>27197359 >>27197379 >>27197568 >>27197676 >>27197759 >>27199294

We need to convince this guy to make a video about silver squeeze.

>>27199093

$1000 an ounce silver on the basis of

1) The average historical wage, from Graeco-Roman times to the early 20th century (about 1/10th of an ounce);

2) Given that 1980 was simply an exposure, by the Hunt Brothers, of the true price of silver when the derivative market falls apart, the 1980 ATH adjusted for real inflation (which is $966 according to ShadowStats);

3) From calculating a DGR of 1:1 and a GSR of 1:15, as we had also in 1980 (1:15 is simply the normal historical average for silver; and the mining ratio is even 1:8);

4) The short positions of the banks. GME was 140% short; owing to the big 8 banks, silver is 50,000% short;

5) Common sense about the rarity and usefulness of silver. Almost no stockpiles (governments have only 3 weeks' mine supply), annual investable supply is only about 100 million ounces, less than a $3 billion market cap or about the same as GME before the squeeze. And yet silver is critical for modern life. Mining insiders say that pretty much all high-grade silver deposits are now gone. Silver is so rare that owning 60 ounces ($1500) puts you in the top 1% of owners. Owning 30 ounces of gold ($55,000) puts you in the top 1% of gold-owners. Gold is also mined at a mere 1:8 ratio with silver. Yet the GSR is 1:70. The historical average is 1:15: some say 1:10. The artificially suppressed price of silver is causing it to be consumed so fast that if we don't squeeze silver to $1000 soon, the world might simply collapse into a new Dark Age.

>>27193881
PSLV

>>27199093
Even thats wrong

>>27199056

Love it

>>27198594
EXIF data is what leaks your location.
You can google how to remove it.

>>27198594
enter your credit card number into the options field

>>27199093
>>27199167
>>27199269
Also the paper silver to physical ratio is astronomical. The number of paper contract claims on each ounce of silver is through the roof. If everybody tried to exercise their claim/contract there would be a shortage. ALL PRECIOUS METALS ETFS ARE BASICALLY SCAMS AND EVEN IF THEY ARENT THEY WONT BE ABLE TO SUPPLY THE METALS BECAUSE THE DEMAND IS SO HIGH NOW

>>27199297
Im honestly starting to think that the leafs do this for the same reason they do most anything - to try and show that they are not American.

>>27195178
Same with this one lol

>>27199269
>>27199309
>>27199331
>>27199437
thanks lads.

I would be really interested in some sources on historical wages in precious metals. that would be fascinating. i remember someone here shared what british and roman soldiers use to earn...

>>27199056
Fuck the design, buy pure silver the cheapest way

>>27199409
yes holy shit yes

>>27194315
>Worth buying on ebay rn

i would never buy off ebay

>>27199331
goy metal backed currencies are bad

>>27199409
That would be great!

Is Texas Precious Metals a solid dealer?

>>27197754
Gold was traditionally associated with the Sun.
Alchemists called gold "Sol"...the word for Sun.
They also called silver "Luna"...the word for moon.

>>27198332
I know Bubba fucked it.... but I did get a new top stock

BAKER AT THE READY
AIM

>>27199460
>>27199536
I just noticed her tits are bare, but she has no nipples. That's creepy.

>>27199594
Bad for whom, exactly?

>>27199409
Tell him to visit /biz/

THESE THREADS ARE WAY TO FAST, JUST LET ME SLEEP FOR FUCKS SAKE

>>27198594
4chan removes exif data automatically

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0e1Y5FXNWs&ab_channel=PavelGnusarev

Found the /pmg/ BOP

>>27199564

>I would be really interested in some sources on historical wages in precious metals. that would be fascinating. i remember someone here shared what british and roman soldiers use to earn...

This is without a doubt the best article which I have ever read on the subject. I was really happy when I found it. Posted it here before when I was arguing with Big Bob in one of his mischievous moods but it got lost in the noise so I'm glad to have a chance to show it again.

"Rob Kirby notes that for 3000 years an upper-middle class annual wage was between 40 and 60 troy ounces of silver. We know this because the Greeks and Romans were meticulous record keepers — which provides a nice starting point for translating yesterday’s wages into the estimated equivalent paychecks for today’s laborers.
There are numerous historical examples that show the average pay for a full day’s worth of unskilled labor has been 0.1 troy ounces of silver. Yes, one-tenth of an ounce!

It is generally accepted that lower-tiered Roman solders were paid a single silver denarius (0.12 troy ounces) per day. Likewise, Matthew 20:2 in the New Testament refers to the denarius as being the daily wage for a common vineyard laborer. So, assuming a six-day work week, that equates to 312 denarii per year — or an annual income of 37.5 troy ounces of silver for common laborers and soldiers.

But what about skilled labor and military officers? Well, we know that a talent of silver would pay a skilled craftsman’s wages in Greece for nine years; a Greek talent is approximately 836 troy ounces. Therefore, one can grossly estimate that the annual wage for a skilled craftsman back then was in the neighborhood of 93 troy ounces of silver. As for the military, the lowest-tiered Roman Centurions received 3750 denarii per year, while the highest ranking officers earned 15,000 denarii (between 450 and 1800 troy ounces)."

(1/2)

>>27199331
Depending on what timescale you look at, technology reduces labor costs to assay, mine, refine, and mint.
That is if you're talking about ancient times at least. I don't know how much mining has changed post industrial revolution.

>>27198952
I already have like 20 Alfonso XIII coins that my mother got inherited from her grandgrandfather. Beautiful coins

>>27199780
We have 100 people in thread what do you expect?

>>27199622
>>27199578
>>27199409
>>27199757

Okay so how do we do this? mass comment his videos? talk to him on twitter? what?

>>27199780
You mean thinking about your silver stack doesn't instantly revitalize you? ngmi

SoftOffice
@SoftOfficeUK
·
13m
#silversqueeze Trading 212 limiting silver purchase to 1 share... what the hell....

Thread started at 1800 hours and ended at 1920 hours

>>27199835

"In Charles Dickens’ 1843 novella, A Christmas Story, Scrooge paid Bob Cratchit 15 silver shillings per week. A silver shilling at that time had a silver content of about 5.2 grams — which means Cratchit received 133 troy ounces of silver annually as an accounting clerk.

By the early 20th century, Henry Ford was paying his Model T line workers $5 per day. However most people don’t realize that approximately half of that $5 rate was bonus pay over and above their regular rate of $2.25 per day. But even at $2.25 per day, those early auto workers were earning the daily equivalent of 1.6 troy ounces of silver per day — or about 416 troy ounces of silver annually.

Historical data from Europe also shows that in the last half of the 19th century, common laborers were paid an average daily wage of 0.44 troy ounces of silver, while building craftsmen were paid 0.77 troy ounces of silver. During the Great Depression, an American carpenter could earn $2 per day — that’s the equivalent of 1.4 troy ounces of silver coins at the time — to install a hardwood floor in a Sears-type bungalow.

In 1964, a US Army private earned $78 per month. Based upon the silver content of US currency at the time, that’s equivalent to 724 troy ounces of silver annually — roughly 19 times the pay of his Roman Empire counterpart.

The Bottom Line

Today a worker making the minimum wage averages, at best, $120 a day. With that in mind, in order for silver to reach the historical valuations it enjoyed two millennia ago, the humble denarius — roughly 0.1 troy ounces of silver — would need to have a melt value of $120.

This implies that silver is currently more than 70 times cheaper on a historical basis than it should be. Think about that."

(2/2)

https://lenpenzo.com/blog/id47735-historical-gold-and-silver-benchmarks-for-job-wages-and-commodity-prices.html

>>27199409
I like watching his stuff on right to repair because fucking catapillar did the same shit that John Deere did with making repairs outside of a dealer a headache. Right to repair is massive.

>>27198426
They changed breweries. It shit now.

>>27199805
BASED

>>27199870
probably best way to do it would be to comment politely about it, he might do it on his own though if hes already involved.

>>27198967

>>27199926
Everythings a subscription, even your coffee now. You'll own nothing and be happy

>>27198329
Cancel that order fren, don't fall for material trappings. That $500 invested this week could be $500,000 in the future

>>27200002
amazing OC anon, I know I'll be posting that

>>27200023
Dosen't hurt to nudge him in the right direction

>>27193225
>>27200000

Just a little longer lady liberty

>>27199860
Thats nice, never sell these

>>27199865
>what do you expect?
3 individual packages of silver and gold that I've ordered this week coming in next week just as we witness the explosion of the silver price.

>>27199873
STILL WAITING

>>27199379
Wish I knew how

>>27199854
Yeah, that's the basic counterargument. The counter-counterargument involves increasing industrial uses of silver in various forms of technology and the fact that silver production has been decreasing each year for a while now, but at that point you're basically making a judgement call how heavily to weight each factor. Personally I believe that as low as $100/oz silver is plausible, but I wouldn't be surprised if it hit $1k/oz long term either.

>>27194166
Update:
1927 Mercury Dime x 1
1939 Silver Quarter x 1
1962 Half Dollar x 1
1959 Mexican Peso x 1
1935 One Dollar Silver Certificate

I also found an 1888 indian penny, a steel penny, and a few coins I have no fucking clue about

and also like 10 chuck e cheese tokens

baking again shortly

Should I buy physical or invest in $AG/$PSLV or both? First time buyer so I also have no idea how'd I'd eventually sell/use the physical silver once I have it.
Please help, bros.

What do you anons use to store physical metals? Safes? Aren't all safes crack-able? Can't buy physical until I feel I have a nice place to store it. =/

>>27200146
Soon mi amor

>>27195410
I think I bought up a good portion of the seconds coins apmex had. Bought 50 1 oz coins, 50 of any silver (can get literally any silver here as long as there's 50 ounces I don't know what I'm getting), and 70 1 oz bullions. Got in on friday when it was still 26 dollars spot, soon after I got in a lot of their stuff went on "pre-order", think I'm gonna get a good variety. Hopefully their worker had fun picking out 120 coins and bullions to send me, they're supposed to send a variety so it will show how hard their workers do their job. It was cheaper to buy this way and they come packaged so I thought it was a steal. Will post pics when it arrives on the 3rd.

>>27193225
Who be baking?

>>27196822
>Besides currently gold is a better deal probably since the gsr went sharply down.

Anyone who's lurked /pmg/ for months is probably buying gold instead of silver this week because the spot price hasnt jumped up like silver. I just buy whats cheap at the time

>>27200234

Nice

>>27199711
reported for white supremacy

>>27200249
PHYSICAL FIRST
Then buy miners like $AG. If you can't buy physical, buy $PSLV. Protect your wealth!

>>27200255
How often has your home been broken into over the past couple of years?

If you don't tell anybody about your stacks, who would know to break in looking for them?

>>27200255
I swallow my stack and shit it out every morning

Earth god we call on your powers over the precious metals to give us great memetic power to free the normie mind and renew their connection with the pure essence of sun and earth blood

>>27200234
That’s a very good find man, I’ve only found silver once in my change

>>27200303
doing so now!

>>27200255
I just have mine hidden. The best safe is one nobody knows about
>>27200384
AMEN

bestformofmoney
@BestformofMoney
· 3m
I was talking to my PM dealer, he said “ in the 9 years of experience I have in the industry, I have never seen this high of a demand “. Wow

>>27199835
>>27199923
absolutely based. thanks so much.

>>27200255
bank storage vault

>>27200414
Thanks PAN MAN, we can always count on you

>>27200430
big if true

>>27200432
>>27200432
>>27200432
NEW THREAD

>>27200234
>10 chuck e cheese tokens
These will be the currency of the future

>>27200331
Thank you, anon! It's a lot to get my head around but I'm learning.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

>>27200384
It is widely known that dwarfs are responsible for most of the precious metal mining

>>27200369
That Valcambi Suisse must be hard to push through each day.

>>27199437
>>27199835
>>27199923
I swear there is no other place on the internet where you will regularly find more valuable information than /pmg/.

https://www.reuters.com/article/jp-morgan-spoofing-penalty/jpmorgan-to-pay-920-million-for-manipulating-precious-metals-treasury-market-idINKBN26K325

>>27198977
I paid spot+$5 premium per coin

Newfag's first order. Unironically is this a fine enough start? I did the generic bar instead of tombstone since I figured the .999 fine silver is .999 fine silver.

>>27198217
>The sun in ancient time was a god.
and it still is today
the elites spill blood into the soil so the sun wont explode

>>27196712
Read the description anon my seconds from apmex come already packaged plus it's cheaper, now you get the excitement of figuring out if you have a cool looking piece of silver or have the disgusting nigger bars.

>>27200996
interesting, blood mainly contains iron, what effect would that cause on the sun?

>>27200996
More like so it will. Shiva the destroyer

>>27198552

am slowly stacking silver but also want to start stacking gold as well. I know the premiums are higher but is it okay for a poorfag to start out by stacking one gram gold bars?

>>27201125
Better one

>>27200930
Good start, anon. I don't particularly like junk silver but consider they will never be made again, their price will only rise.

>>27200917
About right for ASEs. Just don't sweat it too much, anon. Silver is silver.

>>27201198
That is the stupidest way for a poor fag. Buy atleast 1/4 oz at a time

TK.
@het_tk
·
9m
PEOPLE’S ARMY! Public address loudspeaker

We only need 4 words from the #Comex CMEgroup and the criminal bullion banks:

“WE CAN NOT DELIVER”

and the faith in their PAPER #Silver pricing system is no more.

Public address loudspeaker UNITE! Public address loudspeaker

>>27201198

Gold premiums are lower, not higher, unless you're talking about fractionals. 1oz will usually see anywhere from 3-6%, whereas it's getting hard to find low denomination silver below 10% premium.