/biz/ - Business & Finance

Daily Reminder to diversify your Metals holdings

THIS chart (rarity) + a decent number of applications
= GUARANTEED growth no matter current price

The chart is logarithmic
example: Rhodium is ~3x rarer than Palladium

>Yellow/PGEs are top-tier
>Blue/REMs have low recyclability. However, be careful, new tech could increase ability to recycle like how Aluminum became dirt cheap to extract
>Red industrial metals are good for stonks, physical if price > $10/oz

TIER LIST (~rarity) V3
>S
- Iridium (high rarity, relatively low price, 2x last 2 years, still discovering uses)
- Rhodium (10x last 2 years, will be lower in future as cars become electric)
>A
- Osmium (rare as Iridium, 1/3 the cost, still discovering uses)
- Rhenium (arguably rarest, similar to Rhodium, reasonably low price)
- Ruthenium (electronics & medicine)
>B
- Silver (many applications, low cost)
- Gold (ultimate store of wealth, eternal)
>C
- Platinum (volatile price yet doesn't yield)
- Palladium ("")
>D
- REMs (only rare because low recyclability, good applications but not a large number)
- Bismuth (various applications, pretty)
- Mercury (hard to get a hold of, fewer applications due to toxicity)


Prices / oz
- Iridium . . . . . . .$ . .4250
- Rhodium . . . . .$ .21900
- Osmium . . . . . $ . .1600
- Rhenium . . . . .$ . . .225
- Ruthenium . . . $ . . .310
- Silver . . . . . . . .$ . . . 27
- Gold . . . . . . . . $ . 1810
- Platinum . . . . . $ . 1130
- Palladium . . . . $ . 1350
- Bismuth . . . . . .$ . . . 35
- Mercury . . . . . .$ . . . 50

Daily remember frens : junk silver is based silver

>>28027378
Bismuth price isn't 35/ oz but 35/kg, same for mercury

>>28027322
waifu time

>>28027378
Where my rhenium bros at?
Oh and the price is a lot cheaper than 225 per oz if you're at the right place, got 8.8oz for 356 dollars.

epic deals on ebay, hurry up!

>>28027715
waifus you say?

Is the uranium anon from a few days ago here? I read Deso's article. Wanna talk?

>>28027657
>>28027746
some prices are harder to find; i used RWMM for non-spot because they buy back from customers.
Your welcome to post link to spot price or company that repurchases. it will be included in the next version

>>28027834
not him but could you post the article?

rolling for COMEX failure before March

>>28027922
Just keep this on the down low

https://www.desogames.com/the-uranium-bullrun-and-my-main-investment/

Just copped another J&M 50ozt bar (middle one) it’s my rarest yet, part of a /50 series. Fuckin poomped rn

>>28027378
>Diversify
lol

>>28027378
Aren't most of the rarer minerals commonly mined basically covered under the "platinum group" in terms of investment?

>>28028039
Thanks anon
I'll put on my favourite playlist while I give this a read

Which country do you wanna see next in this series? Spain, Portugal maybe? Greece?

>>28028039

That’s Kirian Van Hest is the guy who broke down Canada’s possible hyperinflation scenario on Palasaides Radio the other month

https://youtu.be/7o8JfFbvfD8

>>28027810
Just bought this. I got a great deal! Only 95$! I love the artwork

>>28027834
I'm here, though just lurking atm, lot of stuff to do sadly even on a sunday - i know it doesn't substitute for a real conversation, but there was some discussion about Uranium and PEN in the thread lately, maybe you want to check the archives out (i think it was about 2 or 3 days ago).

>>28027378
How about uranium?

>>28028590

>>28028244
Yes, PGEs (Platinum-group elements) are silver, gold, platinum, palladium, rhodium, and iridium. Ruthenium and osmium can also be grouped in. They are purple on the chart.

>>28028629
I am also a uranium chad and posted that deso article a bit ago with some relevant U tickers.


>>28027834
What's up?

Bought some kneepads as a hedge against success

>>28027378
Osmium isn't $1600/oz, the market price is set at $400/oz since nobody trades it.

>>28025249

Government incentivized malinvestment and wealth inequality definitely suppress it, but I don't think it's an independent variable in their calculations. I think they work backward from what they want CPI to be to conclude that velocity is absurdly low, then they point to low velocity as the cause of low CPI.

Just one more game played with inflation stats.

>>28028726
Uranium is good. Hard to get a hold of now, and arguably more dangerous than Mercury. Applications are few; military can seize your uranium if they want, and power plants are not very popular, unfortunately.

it functions better as a industrial metal to own stocks in.

unitednuclear.com has some products

>>28027378
Wheres Indium? You'll so gonna regret not having indium 2 years from now.

>>28027322
>pmg in biz catalog
KEKK

>2020+1
>Not stockpiling uranium

Ngmi.

>>28028147

Anyone else wish they'd bought more cheap, relatively small weight silver coins, like silver half dollars, Canadian silver dollars, R1 coins, and silver shillings?

The way I see it, if demand for silver goes up sharply, people will pay hand over fist to be able to hold any silver at all, and so the premium people will pay to buy even these previously less valuable coins will go up sharply.

good week coming up for pm sector. 1.9T usd is being added to the dumpster fire that is the us economy

>>28028842
I was wondering if I missed something. I get uranium is going to go up, I knew that which is why you mentioning PENMF got me intrigued as I'm hunting as much as possible now. My question was why PENMF was the all in for Deso, why would they be the ones to go up the most over any other guys around? I was expecting a part to read where they have the largest facility or knew Biden admin, but never came. What did I overlook?

A second question was two other U besides 4U I had, I noticed you didn't mention them, are they low tier?
URG
BKUCF

>>28029005
>2018
>$400
its 2021 dude
Rhodium 2018 = 2000
Rhodium now = 21000
https://www.osmium-preis.com/en/price/usd/3/daily//

>>28028736
beautifully based peice. bought one the other day

>>28029039
I'll include it soon; post your tier placement + link to spot/company that buys back price

>>28028726
Good choice Anon, but you need to enrich it before selling it to Muhammad.

>>28028030
If the (((West))) would have left Germany alone * during WW2 then this would have been prevented. That is exactly the type of shit the NSDAP put a stop to immediately after getting into power.

----

* (and yes, Germany if she could have focused all her strength in the East and not had her industries bombed to shit at home, would've /easily/ defeated a Soviet Union that didn't receive Lend-Lease aid -- which btw Stalin said was the primary factor for his victory)

>>28027378
So where can you buy and sell the entirety of the periodic table as tiny physical pieces of metal, as a retail investor?

>>28027378
How does one buy and then sell Rhodium?
Do you send it to brinks or what?

>>28029558
There are companies that sell Periodic Tables with all or as many elements included as they can get.

>>28029375
Where can you even buy and sell osmium at those prices?
I can't find the $1600 price listed on any non-German sites.

>>28029558
RWMM is probably one of the better sites; they dont have as much as say Luciteria Science, but they have better prices and consistently buy back. Ebay/Craglist/Amazon has some as well. For certain elements, chemistry supply shops are best.

>>28029612
Cohen mint made 1g coins
Baird mint made 1oz buillon
everything is sold out bc of the insane price
honestly rhodium will probably come back down. it seems to fluctuate in cyclic waves, eventually the price gets high enough people recycle the catalytic converters and price drops again. who knows.

>>28029740
RWMM has it for $1485

>>28029149
No. It's either 1+ oz coins / bars or mercury dimes

>>28029375
RWMM doesn't even sell Osmium at those prices.
https://www.rwmmint.com/products/osmium?_pos=1&_sid=74749750d&_ss=r

>>28029117

>Why yes, I stack plutonium, how can you tell?

>>28029940
I chose to use spot price over 1 retailer for obvious reasons. If RWMM sells/buys at 93% spot then just factor that into your considerations

>>28028629
>>28028842
>>28027834
i'm the original $UUUU shill. (picrel)

>>28029673
just checked these out. Incredible sets, but about $1k, the Rhodium looks like the most expensive in the set at $54 worth of current spot

>>28028842
Kek. I used to own Global Atomic shares that I bought for $0.30CAD. I sold them at the pump to $0.75 because I had no fucking clue why they were pumping so hard and I don't really understand uranium that well.

Just looked them up and it's about $1.60 now. Would have been a nice 5x if I stayed in, oh well.

>>28030459
What would be a good price to buy into UUUU at? I bought some at $4, but I want more and I don't know if I should buy more on Monday or wait for the price to go back down.

>>28027322
What is the context of this picture? It seems really weird to me. The Abrams has green paint and it's in Africa. It just seems off to me in general. I think it's a marine tank but I don't recall them ever operating in Africa with tanks in the past couple decades.

Update to the physical demand:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnGP2KwCUnU&feature=emb_logo

Supply/demand is about to take us past $35 frens

>>28028736

>>28031334
ill believe this when i see it, JPM wont let a kinkos delivery stop them this time

>>28031240
From the 3 color desert uniforms, the shot to shit buildings, and the bulbheads, my guess is this was taken in Somalia.

>>28031240

>>28031560 is correct, it was taken in Mogadishu in 1993

>>28030597
Yeah definitely worth having for a display if you're a science guy or if your school wanted to show off. Often students might not have any clue what some elements would look like in their natural state, so it's a good visual piece for learning.

>>28029125
based

>>28030459
mfw i bought UUUU in Aug 2018 at $3.38/share
mfw i only bought 20 shares

is it too late to buy anon?

>>28031560
>>28031704
Oh yeah. I totally forgot that the marines deployed there and then left before the Rangers arrived.

>>28028590
Kike

>>28028842

I'm still trying to acquire a few names but dips are fast and hard to come by. Glad I'm locked and loaded with the big producers and some developers. only explorer I have is FMC. would love to add some EU and maybe ISO

>>28031499
How will the manipulation end except for supply/demand overwhelming the (((price)))?
JPM/COMEX won't wake up tomorrow morning and obtain a conscience. If you don't think the price will ever go up you wouldn't be buying silver/gold right?

>>28031978

no I think most Uranium bulls agree this will be a 3-5 year cycle. Just getting started. just be hypervigilent with dip buying. they will be quick and few between for awhile. I personally really like Boss Resources. low capex and opex. Can get into production fast with higher U prices. Just need access to ASX to buy

>>28031385
I need this

>>28032175
thats what im hoping happens, but im not going to underestimate the banks, im not bearish by any stretch, i just dont think they will give up

>>28032416
For laffs?

Does anyone in /pmg/ use pool accounts? I want to buy more shinies but don't necessarily want to store it all at home / in the bank. At the same time I'd like to be able to demand delivery if I should decide otherwise. Is using a pool account a good idea based on these goals, or should I just keep stacking IRL?

>>28029326
I doubt deso is all in on PENMF, it may be his biggest position in his U portfolio though.

Pretty sure he has a jr miner portfolio as well.

I personally don't know why deso is firmly believing that PENMF will outperform all of the others by a moonshot. Maybe the main appeal to deso at the moment is that many don't know about their American operations and automatically assume it's a small aussie company with no global exposure. In the event of a Uranium bullrun though all of these tickers will be double digit baggers at least. Could PENMF be a triple digit?
Who knows.

He's also on twitter too, send him a dm. I'm sure he'd answer your questions. @desogames

As for URG and BKUCF, I personally haven't done any DD on them so IDK.

>>28030867
>>28031978

Just DCA into it over the next month. The biden/EU administrations will eventually start talking about it soon enough.

>>28030459
Nice miner, but it just did an aggressive pump and a +15% day. I'll have a look at it on Monday but I'm not sure if it can maintain the momentum. Are you perhaps familiar with other U miners?

>>28032175
Industrial demand and mining capacity. At these prices many miners are not selling to COMEX but are either withholding their silver or selling directly to China.

>>28032502
There have been quite a few fake supply squeezes that resolved themselves without much price increase, we'll have to see how this one turns out. A few years ago, junk was some stupid amount over spot, $6 or so.
This time feels a bit different to me but that's probably just my wishful thinking.

Got a bunch of owlboys coming in next week, not particularly fond of them but they were a bit cheaper than the others.
And I'm still a stacklet.

>>28033051
for sure, i feel like theres alot more exposure and alot less trust in the markets at the moment, only way to tell if its the perfect storm we both want and dont want. im paying the same for junk as pure 9999 maples which is fucking astounding

>>28027322
Hyperinflation won't happen as simply as you think, even when things open back up and money velocity increases. They were able to connive and scheme their way into having a money printer, they're not going to cause hyperinflation by spending too much of their printed dollars all at once if they're smart. They will only do it if they think the US is going to collapse anyway.

If they think they can maintain control they will continue on the track of the Great Reset and the UN agendas (2020, 2021, 2030 etc.)

>>28033179
>not particularly fond

BAKA why does everyone hate on my favorite owlies.

I hope you change your mind when they arrive.

>>28033607
I liked them initially, I bought a few and then when I got them I realized they weren't greek and they have the old hag on the back.

>>28030867
wait for some profit taking, IMO. it did some crazy volume on Friday + afterhours action was nice. however, it was consolidating nicely after the recent run-up, so who knows. there's also that ZeroHedge article making rounds, so who knows what next week looks like. If it dips, I buy more.
>>28031978
not too late. it's good to have a starter position because you have skin in the game. Add on dips, IMO. wait for some profit taking.
>>28032900
Only other miners I've been following have been CCJ (decent but they just shut down their mine due to covid BS) and UEC. Follow @ uraniuminsider @trader_ferg on Twatter for some good insights.
>>28032794
it's one of my larger positions. I'm stuck in a bioshit meme stock that I'm waiting to get out of so I can re-allocate into $UUUU. otherwise funds are tied up into other miners ($AG, $FFMGF, $EGO, $GPL).

>>28033051
This one feels like people are actually stacking silver now, where as the other ones they were buying to pump and dump it. People aren't planning on selling their silver this time around, or at least not in a huge enough quantity to cave the price back down.

>>28033844
btw I hold lots of calls on this as well (10k shares worth), and will probably exercise and hold about 75% of them and then roll them out into further dated calls since there aren't any real LEAPs offered on this quite yet (technically was a penny stock until like after hours of Friday according to the SEC requirements of what a penny stock is).

what's so good about UUUU, just that they mine a lot of uranium or what

>>28033607
Who whants an owl when you can have a chad emperor ?

>>28033892
I'm hoping some people fall off and production ramps up to meet demand, leading to a more stable price around $20/oz.

>>28034060
if they had the same marketcap as their largest competitor (CCJ) it'd be trading around $42 a share. so it has a ton of upside potential. also, the fact that the total marketcap of uranium companies is something like < 20 billion, with spot price around $30ish and coming out of a bear market, plus the fact that 4U has a competitive advantage by being into other rare earth elements (vanadium which is also having its spot price move up), monazite (you can extract helium from this and Chemours [DuPont] just did a deal with Energy Fuels), there's just more upside potential, IMO. CCJ is a solid blue-chip though. If you want to invest in uranium but don't want to be arsed with specific companies, look @ $URA which is a uranium ETF. picrelated are the holdings in it.

>>28034060
it's a big stock, UUUU

>>28035002
If I enrich that uranium, would you die?

>>28035160
it would be very profitable.

>>28035684
for you

Would it be worthwhile to buy some precious gems to go along with your silver stack? (for fun), the premiums might be enormous I really have no idea

>>28035002

>>28035884
Easy to get ripped off, hard to sell. Bad idea in my opinion if you're not a specialist

>>28027556
what's the utility of junk silver

>>28035884
too many variables. insane premiums. stick with metals

>>28035753
uranium stackers, rise up

>>28033607
I...I like them

>>28036132
>he doesn't know
1 merc dime = 1 blowjob from a formerly well to do housewife and her questionably underage daughter when shtf

>>28036132
Low premium, and in many countries it's very easy to buy/sell. In France for example, you can find very good deals near/at/under spot. Bonus : every coin is a beautiful piece of history.Works for old gold coins too

>>28036286
>mfw my physical uranium stack literally decays in half every 4.5 billion years

Why can't I find a palladium coin with Athena on it without the queen on the other side? Ree.

>>28035753
oh god, I hope so.

>>28036372
Why stack mercury dimes when you can just stack actual mercury? Or, like, store it in a cup or something because you can't really stack mercury.

>>28029005
The only place online that sells Osmium prices it at $1,485 an ounce
https://www.rwmmint.com/products/osmium

>>28035002
>>28035753
>>28035684
>>28036039
based.

What are the ethics behind breaking a coin collection set for the purpose of stacking and storing?

To the moon lads

>>28037057
The set is worth more in numismatic value than bullion value

Is £50 for 50 mercury dimes good value?

>>28037057
>What are the ethics behind breaking a coin collection set for the purpose of stacking and storing?
there are no ethics to consider but if it has numismatic value it would be a waste. it's up to you as the owner. costs nothing to keep the collection as is and you can still count the silver weight toward your stack

>>28033356
>Hyperinflation won't happen as simply as you think, even when things open back up and money velocity increases. They were able to connive and scheme their way into having a money printer, they're not going to cause hyperinflation by spending too much of their printed dollars all at once if they're smart. They will only do it if they think the US is going to collapse anyway.
>If they think they can maintain control they will continue on the track of the Great Reset and the UN agendas (2020, 2021, 2030 etc.)
They’re Jews. They’re not smart and they have no loyalties. Metal carries TRUE value and the paper money is nothing more than paper.

>>28037057
None. Go ahead and sell them individually on eBay.

DXY is down almost 1%

>>28037057
i wouldn't break that set up. better off getting them graded and capsuled, and only then you would want to sell it as a set. breaking it up is a bad idea. is there a specific coin that's more valuable than the rest that someone wants?

>>28037388
Too good to be true. Each dime is worth ~$2 in silver

>bitcoins are mooning again

>>28036286
>>28036503
https://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=2_4 gonna add to my stack while spot is still under $30/lb

>>28035884
silver is reliably valuable because several entire industries are highly dependent it.
Gems just look pretty. I doubt they'll have much value in a crisis where most people are more concerned about securing their survival. I also presume it takes years until you can competently tell what a good deal is.

>>28037509
huh?

>>28037584
Huh, that is a good deal

>>28037464
>Metal carries TRUE value and the paper money is nothing more than paper.
Yes, this is why we MUST make this a successful #SilverSqueeze. It has to leave the anon sphere and move into the public consciousness. Meme silver to normies for your life, buy silver at any price, create a shortage of silver. The public needs to know that silver is so in demand for a real store of value that it is OUT OF STOCK. KEEP BUYING SILVER NO MATTER WHAT. That is our only chance to avert the course of our nation towards real money instead of CBDC even more fake economy than it is with dollars, derivatives, etc.

>>28028842
>>28030459
Uranium chads, what are the highest value small caps right now? I am in FSY, PTU, PLU, STND, API.

>>28037161
Stop watching spot. It's not real. When you visit your LCS and ask them what they're selling for, that's the real price

>>28036478
i definitely can see the history aspect. When I was little my grandpa gave me a 1922 peace dollar and recently I found out it's silver when i started stacking, and it's cool to imagine all the hands that have touched the coin, and everywhere it's been. I hadn't considered the low premiums, but I think i'll stick to pure silver, maybe get some merc dimes because >>28036372 brings up a good point

>>28029125
Its retarded to be all in silver... You won't grow any wealth.

1 oz now has the same purchasing power as 1 oz in 1920.. It doesn't gain any but it also doesn't lose any.. But if you bought stocks in 1920 instead youd be up 100000% and be able to buy more silver in the long run.

I like and own silver btw just trying to inform newfags. Silver is protection and hedge it is not a moon get rich quick scheme

>>28029149
I got a bunch of dimes quarters and hslf dollars.. Its good having different sizes.

People are gonna be suspicious of big bars while a us minted coin is very trustworthy

>>28028348
Germania x Polonia, full Tsundere

>>28031334

.999 bullion has ridiculous premiums in my country so i'm pretty much forced to buy circulated coins

>>28038160
true
for gains we buy mining stonks

going to continue to stack PSLV

expect it to be worth double this time next year

>>28038389
Sterling is always an option. Harder to sell but pretty much the only silver you can buy below spot

>>28038367
i dunno, silver searching looks like it's increased but not to the magnitude of normie searching

>>28037950
if I could give you any advice, it'd be to focus on one or two positions. don't spread yourself too thin. this applies to every industry.

Heres some stack porn! God I love Israel. Bless them and keep them safe! Keep stacking dudes!
Wife doesnt know I just bought some more ozs heh
-Rick

>>28038667
>booba
kek
unironically the normies will adopt the word too somewhere along the line btw, 4chins maymays always seep into the real meme economy at some point

>>28035884
Gems lose a lot of value in economic crashes, because less people tend to buy jewelry when they have no money.

>>28038869
going all in on Booba

What does this start mean for Monday?

>>28038630
sterling has too high premiums in my country as well ... i'm content stacking circulated coins. my current favorite is the maria theresia thaler 1780 restrike, it's actually pretty comfy, i can't complain

>>28037965
>total autism synchronicity

A kid was at the local shop asking about premiums, why the 1/4 is higher than the oz, "but kitco says.." and I told him the same thing. I'll sell mine for $40, that's the price. The coin man has his price. ebay man has his.

>>28037057
The numismatic value on those is a lot more than bullion value, break up the collection and sell them individually, they should all sell at a sizeable premium and ones with sub-100k mintages should go for quite a bit, some of those you may want to get graded.

(yes i know most of them are not actually circulated coins these days but rather investment bullion)

>>28027556
War Nickels are my frens and my favorite.

>>28038869
quick, make it a hate symbol before that happens

Light mode or dark mode fo today?

>>28027556
very nice fren, i've come to prefer circulated coins over bullion but i don't regret my sealed tubes of .999, it's nice to be diversified

going to the local coin store soon and gonna ask for $10k in silver

should i accept whatever random assortment of bars and coins they give me or demand certain pieces?

>>28035884
As I said earlier, you need to know what you're doing. Some rare stuff goes up. Lot of scammy stuff in the business.

If you're interested I would recommend moldsvite primarily. Pic related is the chart. They are a rare meteor which is only found in one place. There is a big collector market and it is getting rarer and appreciation.

Natural opals also hold their value very well.
A fun fact is the greatful dead lsd mafia used them as currency because you can move around lots of $ in a small size and there's no paper trail with serial numbers

>>28039317
N A K E D S H O R T S

>>28039995
>moldavite
>moms healing crystal
okay, juden

>>28038798
Agreed. But there's two sides to that coin. If I'm wrong about my core positions, I'll underperform the asset class. So if I have small variety of core positions with equally solid fundamentals, I can spread that risk. I believe in no less than 3 allocations and no more than 7. Might seem a bit arbitrary but I've found it to be the perfect balance.

8 lbs of sterling

>>28039990
Should probably watch a few vids on bullion before trusting a local dealer not to fleece you. Might also spread those purchases out for dollar cost averaging and keeping purchases off the IRS books, pic related

>>28040540
he’s a reputable dealer been well established in the area for decades now so im not worried about that

thanks for the tip about spreading purchases out though i'll definitely do that

>>28040540
>RS books, pic related
this is only if you "pay cash", doesnt count if its card etc.. although I know that can obviously be traced too, point is its not a reportable form unless its pure cash

>>28040389
Whatever you say retard.
A piece like pic related used to be under 1000$.
They are from one meteor that only landed in one place, and they are highly sought after

>>28040900
>>28040540

unless I'm wrong but I thought it was only cash?

>>28038667
if it ever increases to normie searching levels it's time to sell lol

Thinking of buying some miners tomorrow. What are your thoughts on these? I narrowed my list from a almost 2 dozen.

>Abraplata
>Dolly
>Blue Lagoon
>Bayhorse
>Nicola

I already own a few other larger majors.

>>28035884
Bad investment.
Unmarked natural gems are being replaced by synthetic ones. Individually marked gems go in the 10s of millions and are extremely hard to sell.

>>28035160
Only if you manage to enrich 52 kg.

>>28036592
Lurk moar!
Mercury dime is made of silver, it's named from the portrait resembling the god Mercury.

>>28037950
I'd also be interested in some uranium juniors...
I prefer to spread juniors, large positions only in established companies / ETFs.
Sucks to be an eurofag...

Hey PAN MAN, you off work yet? How do I get in touch with the 16 to 1 mine or blue moon zinc? I was looking at the website and it seems like a mission statement for investors.

>>28040125
how do naked shorts work exactly? Is it just selling call options for something you don't have?

please give me your best precious metals related youtube channels

>>28039317
JPM will be arranging for 1.5 billion ounces to be delivered to the COMEX tomorrow morning just like last week. Annual silver mining supply is 1 billion.
Physical already divorced the spot price, once the institutions can't supply silver anymore the price will skyrocket.

>>28041153
I'm going in on bayhorse as they are already produced but still priced in the explorer range. You can get a good position for little $$ exposure. I'm going to grab some UUUU also.

I'd like to into cryptos but I'm dumb and don't get it. and don't even get if anyone else gets it or if it's just a mad tea party where some guests get money for their unbirthday.

>>28040900
>>28040982
>>28040900
>>28040982
Most coin/pawn shops in my area charge a 3% fee for anything but cash. I buy physical because I don't like paper. Paper fiat, paperwork, 'paper' ETF's. Eww.

>>28041449
>JPM will be arranging for 1.5 billion ounces to be delivered to the COMEX tomorrow
So they fired up the printers, great!

>>28033844
>FFMGF
Isnt this the company owned by the UEC/URCCF guy?
Amir

I kinda remember an anon talking about that lol. Maybe it was you. (If it was, Thanks for the 85% gains)

>>28041449
>Physical already divorced the spot price, once the institutions can't supply silver anymore the price will skyrocket
Supply the COMEX or the retail bullion dealers? Because if you meant the former I have to break it to you... The deliveries are leased & paper silver.

>>28040491
try 500lb. also black hand, did he steal it?

>>28041571
Bayhorse is still a developer until they officially start production. Unironically good investment right now though
>>28041153
Bayhorse and DV are good picks, don't know much about the others. Nicola has a bunch of debt that they will pay by issuing new shares so if you think they will create value faster than they dilute shareholders then go for it.

>>28027715
over 30 hours in mspaint

>>28041938
Ohh it wasn't amir.

It was keith lol.

>>28037218
>>28037395
>>28037506
>>28037517
>>28039528
Thank (You) for the insight

>>28041449
>JPM will be arranging for 1.5 billion ounces to be delivered to the COMEX tomorrow morning just like last week
did this actually happen? even just paper silver? i've been out of the loop for weeks

>>28042209
Good work anon

Since we're talking about uranium and rare earth metals I'm gonna shamelessly shill UURAF to you guys. These dudes are onto some market-disruptive shit, they were contracted by the US army to figure out a method of separating metals due to Trump's EO on rare earth metals due to China having too much control over the supply. He (rightfully) saw it as a national security issue and UURAF stands to gain a lot from it's Alaskan mine over by Bokan Mountain.

Keep in mind this is a long term hold. I don't plan on selling until at least 2023. DYOR of course.

>>28042209
asahi rounds would be so much nicer if it didn't have "asahi refining" on this side and it was just a single one of their logo in the middle.

>>28041412
https://www.youtube.com/user/ArcadiaEconomics
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8hslm1JOfbhEBqeWJR9vPw

>>28042392
Thanks. Why is it so cheap? I don’t really know anything about the company so any info is helpful

>>28042358
Its what crashed the price a week ago when #silversqueeze was trending

if i import silver from outside the UK and the vendor doesn't charge VAT, do i still have to pay it somehow?

>>28042209
thanks for the Waifus

>>28042707
i thought that was just a pump and dump by redditors with ADD. placed an order for circ coins on the sunday before it happened after noticing that the bullion dealers weren't taking orders

>>28042358
Yes, they dumped 1.65x of the yearly supply of silver in paper contracts onto the futures market.

>>28042384
ty desu senpai
>>28042418
I don't actually have any asahi rounds yet, but I like how they look.

>>28042703
It's an OTC stock at the moment and has had very low volume for years. I believe one or two institutions (or at least one big boy investor) has started to accumulate because the stock has seen it's most volume ever in the last couple of weeks.

As to its fundamental price, they are still in the process of setting up their operations over at Bokan. Combined with the rapid SX tech they're working on, they stand to benefit exponentially from Uranium and REE's going up in value. Their Bokan property is confirmed as the richest REE location in all of the US.

Keep in mind that REE's are the things needed to obtain the meme tech of today (solar, EV's, etc) and as the current administration issues EO after EO in favor of "green" energy, REE's are gonna be at the forefront. For more info look up Ucore or Innovation Metals Corp.

>>28043089
do you have any articles, i can't find anything

>>28042964
If it was a pump and dump, places would have coins

Sending good thoughts to everyone in PMG. Hope each and every one of you weathers the storm of whatever is coming and is successful.

volumes last sunday vs volumes this sunday. is the hype over or is this just because everyone is out of stock still

jesus christ bros I'm fully taking the bait
can anyone debunk this please? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_QaL9fAKoM

Gapped up a bit this morning.

Nowhere but up from here.

>>28041209
afternoon!
Heres the link your looking for http://www.origsix.com/potential.asp

Blue Moon Zinc should have a contact info page as well but I cant seem to find it, when I get home I ll look from my desk top.

>>28043485
the guy is a complete faggot but is he right?

https://sashimi.cool/

>>28043379
huh yeah good point

>>28043485
bitcoin shill tells you to buy bitcoin instead of PMs, nothing new under the sun

>>28043974
yeah i realize that, but, i also like to be open minded and his points make sense, no?

>>28043485
Quantum computers are a hard wall that will make BTC go to zero

>>28043533
Sup pan man!>>28041209

>>28044016
not true, pic

>>28043516
>this morning
Aya Cunt aren't ya m8?

>>28043533
Thanks pan man! Not at my house right now either. Imma save that link

>>28044085
I didn't say all crypto. I said the Boomercoin, BTC.

>>28044085
you cant make billions hacking into a water supply system

>>28043516
CHECK DIGITS SILVER MOON CONFIRMED

>>28043570
Considering he is a crypto shill you would think that he would see that gold is valued for similar reasons as crypto is compared to fiat. There are even gold backed cryptocurrencies. There is nothing wrong with having both.

>>28041153
>>28041153
I love bayhorse, Nicola and blue lagoon. The other two, particularly dolly varden, are also cornerstones in any small cap portfolio, but they have too high market caps for what I'm looking for. I was able to position myself early in vangold and Klondike thanks to silver miner bro, so I am very happy with my current portfolio. I will be allocating further capital to Blue lagoon as it seems absurdly cheap at this market cap.

>>28044148
I've read papers on how they plan to move btc to a q resistant chain so yeah anything is possible

>>28044200
i'd like to agree, and i do think gold will have a bright future, but after that video i think holding gold will cost

>>28044008
>asteroid mining
debunked
>physical is a con cause they can confiscate it
just buy and keep yourself, not in a vault
>supply chain issues
that's bullish for gold
>counterfeit gold
not an issue
>buy bitcoin instead
there it is. the guy who runs coin bureau wants you to buy btc, whoda thunk it.

the btc people always push "drop gold" cause they know people hold gold for a lot of the same reasons others hold btc
at the end of the day it's just clickbait to steer you towards his website.

>>28044057
busy busy day now i am done, time to make some sausages for dinner than shitpost on a Andean precious metals forum. Found some neat photos on my phone as well you guys may like.

>>28042392
>2023

Exit planning is my great weakness. I'm superstitious in my exits. I'm afraid of heights and will cash out on Ucore if they make it to $5.00, actually $4..I mean $3, better lock in those profits. $2, better dump now. don't want to be holding the bag.

>>28044289
Ooh, please post the shiny!

>>28044282
thanks

but can you send me a link insead of just saying debunked?
also isnt keeping yourself a VERY bad idea?

>>28044148
here are some sources by the way
https://csrc.nist.gov/projects/post-quantum-cryptography
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/pdf/10.1098/rsos.180410
https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/59375/are-hash-functions-strong-against-quantum-cryptanalysis-and-or-independent-enoug

>>28044008
>his points make sense, no?
no, the video is like a condensation of all the anti-PM fudd that gets posted here, it's almost a parody. i started laughing heartily when he started spouting asteroid fudd

>>28044405
kek, look like i fell for it

Finally arrived today, have some reading to do.

Buy $CLF

https://stocktwits.com/symbol/CLF

$CLF
02/04/2021
>"New orders for manufactured goods in December, up eight consecutive months, increased $5.2 billion or 1.1 percent to $493.5 billion, the U.S. Census Bureau reported today."

https://www.census.gov/manufacturing/m3/prel/pdf/s-i-o.pdf

--------------
$CLF
02/04/2021
>"US trade court dismisses challenge to Section 232 steel tariff"

https://agmetalminer.com/2021/02/04/this-morning-in-metals-us-trade-court-dismisses-challenge-to-section-232-steel-tariff/

>>28044351
not really shiny but some old photos of a spot I used to visit with my father when I was young. Its nearby my ground in the Sibola range next to Surge Copper's project. Pic related is the Emerald Glacier Silver Mine.

>>28044483
his fudd is making me itch to buy PMs even more

>>28044510
HA, you may recognize the man on that cover, I didnt know they still used his photo for Gold Creeks and Ghost Towns. I ve posted about that man before!

>>28044658
lol pan man now i know where u live.

>>28044658
That's a sick photo bro! Also, thank you again for that link. Imma email them tonight when I get home later.

>>28044724
what about the airport thing, this one got me the hardest

>>28044731
which where this was taken or where i currently am?

>>28044729
I have no idea who he is!

Wtf why did my I'd change? Fucking mobile posting.

>>28041623
>>28041983
>>28042358

>>28044761
hope you get a reply mate they seem like good guys too work for and they get fantastic gold samples out of that mine.
>>28044898
Hes the old man from the PMG multi photo post, the guy with all the junk in his little hut.

>>28042964
Redditors, as much as they circlejerk, have almost 0 influence on the market.

It was big fish going off the media hype it was getting. + CFTC later fucked us by raising margin requirements and JPM dumped on us.

Get those memes out and ready boys

>>28045019
I hope so too. Fuck assembly line work and un reliable construction unions.

>>28044823
You know I just want to be your friend, Pan Man. And make them big PM bucks too!

>>28044401
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/16_Psyche
This is the asteroid he's referring to.
We ain't even visiting it with a probe until 2030 - let alone setting up a mining rig and hauling back a load of ore that's still only 0.001% gold.
Asteroid mining is science fiction, at least in our lifetime.

>>28044329
My 2023 exit point for Ucore is based on the fact that they expect their tech to be commercially available to other miners by 2023. Same timeline for their Alaska project. I figure that I will allow them the benefit of the doubt and not sell until they start printing money. If they pull this off I might not sell at all until 2025 or later, depending on how well they perform.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/ucore--innovation-metals-ree-separation-plant-to-be-commissioned-soon-9758787

I've been thinking about all the media attention to #silversqueeze...
Is it possible COMEX is on its way to defaulting and this is setting up a scapegoat? Maybe it was a trial balloon to see what would happen?
Seems like the media attention either caused a lot of physical buying or was rolled out to explain high volumes of physical buying.

>>28045238
thanks anon
can someone debunk this >>28044763

>>28045238
If anything I'd be more concerned about something like a great patosi silver mine that fueled the Spanish war machine for a good 200 years. But I really doubt that'll happen.

>>28044658
another shot of the same mine, a massive boulder of silver ore broken off from the slope above sits in the middle of the tracks. I miss that spot a lot, great hike.
>>28045134
well your still got to deal with the union to do with miners down there i am sure but who knows!
>>28045159
No worries thought I left a phone number on there or something retarded.

I already got some good books about history of gold. Could an anon suggest me books about history of silver ? English or French books preferably

Pic related : French books about history of gold.

>>28045019
Oh shit, ok. Going to dip into it later on before I rack out, did a quick skim and it looks great already.

>>28043461
Im still waiting on my order from last Wednesday to ship volume is gonna go down if they can't land packs

>>28045427
>well your still got to deal with the union to do with miners down there i am sure but who knows!
Still probably a much more reliable line of work. Once winter hits we usually all get cut loos and not always hired back. I'd rather not play that lottery

Hey anyone on PMG have any experience cashing in large quantities? /know the easiest way to do canada. Currently in BC not that that matters too much. Thinking of going into VBE but suspect it would be suspicous aquiring such a large sum of cash.

>>28045501
Its different seeing him so young, I wonder when he talked too Bill Barlee, I ll have to go for a snowmobile trip out to his hideout and ask him.

>>28045461
If you have more books about history of gold I want it too

>>28028030
rollingof COMEX failure after March 22 when we get biden bux and then raid the silver stores in this country

>>28045263

More relevant info for UURAF. They've closed applications for institutions to raise capital.. Meaning that they've secured enough institutional funding to take care of whatever they're doing. This leads me to believe that institutional money believes in the company enough to toss some money at them and get back some ROI.

https://menafn.com/1101536276/Ucore-Rare-Metals-Provides-an-Update-Regarding-Its-Non-Brokered-Private-Placement

>>28043227
Can't find it anymore but Goldventures / Peter Spina or somebody else on Twitter highlighted the fact by showing some data from the COMEX. Tried to search from both sites but couldn't find the same data myself.
Anyway here's one article.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/miners-tumble-as-jpmorgan-downgrades-sector-and-silver-prices-slide-from-eight-year-high-11612259966
>>28041209
>>28044121
Here you go, check the Corporate Contact part
https://bluemoonmining.com/contact>>2

>>28044164
no, but you can kill thousands and terrify millions.

>>28045633
>>28045850
Fucked up the blue moon link. Hold on here's the right one
https://bluemoonmining.com/contact

>>28028030
Fuck it, it defaults by valentine's day. Roll

>>28045914
I'll hit this one up too. I don't want to stay in construction or assembly line work.

>>28045818
February 25th, 2021

>>28027322
Will the bullion dealers ever get junk silver back in stock? I’m worried that their stockpiles of it are completely wiped out and they have to rely on people selling it to them

>>28046025
>Rolls a 25
Oh shite

>>28045819
Interesting. I'll keep this one on my list.
UUUU also has rare earth production as well, which has accounted for a lot of its recent upward movements in addition to the U sector coming out of a 10 year bear market.

>>28042209
>over 30 hours on mspaint
thank you for providing an addition to my collection

>>28046047
its probably going to take a while there bud. Its not like you can just make more junk, it needs to be brought in from other sources like resellers.

>Ag
>Atomic #47
>April 7th (4/7) = National Buy Silver Day

Lets make it happen. Normies love having “days” for things. Yes I understand retailers will raise prices in anticipation of the “holiday” - the point of this is everyone else buys the silver en masse and WE buy the inevitable dip afterwards. Its about knowing what the market’s going to do rather than just jacking up the price, which if this goes according to plan, should crab upward on a yearly basis. Either way we put more physical into the hands of the masses.

>>28046047
They don't make any more of those, anon...it will have to be someone selling, just hope that some boomer dies and his bastard children trade in his stack for cash to buy a new iphone or Tesla or to put it in some shitcoin

>>28045819
Next, according to court records and video footage, another protester, Anthony Huber, "made contact" with Rittenhouse's left shoulder with a skateboard as they struggled for control of the gun.[43][44][45][40] As Huber was pulling on the rifle, Rittenhouse fired once, hitting Huber in the chest, perforating his heart and right lung, causing his rapid death.

>new to precious metals
>bought 8oz of silver and 1 gram of gold
am i gunna make it frens?

Hi guys!!

>>28046320
your right on track mate!

>>28046320
You'll have to give bj's once in a while but yes

>>28046320

You're close to breaking out of the junior stacklet tier, but you'll make it soon enough!

Keep stacking anon.

>>28035884
I proudly keep my humble opal collection alongside my stack but I dont recommend anyone buy precious gems instead of silver. I love opal though.

>>28043201
Thank you! Will be buying tomorrow when the markets open

>>28045290
Had to go back and find what you meant.
The screenshot he posts at 12:30 literally says supply issues "created the perfect storm for gold". Guy in the video didn't even read his own screenshot.

>>28045363
Always possible, but not likely.

>>28046047
Doubt physical holders are in a rush to sell it back at these prices, especially junk buyers.
Just get large bars imo, and worry about getting it into a better form like rounds later on.

Hey, I’ll do whatever for a dime.

>>28046526
hi, i'll keep my dimes

>>28046356
how much did you pay for the ancient Roman coin?

>>28046594
My sex slave says you have silver. Pass it over.

>>28046526
copper, take it or leave it

>>28046464
I have a black opal and silver !!!

>>28046424
>>28046434
>>28046438
thanks guys, i'm in the process of restructuring my investments, i'm aiming for like 15% in precious metals, which means i'm probably going to put like $200-$300 into this a month

>>28046526
Nice hips slut

>>28046491
>Always possible, but not likely.
Which is exactly why I'm not holding my breath.

>>28045268
I don't think so. The original reddit post for $PSLV got removed and replaced by paper silver. With all the MSM hype, I'm sure it was meant as distraction to redirect funds to an infinite money sink.

>>28046526
damn. that body is insane. m-more?

>>28046526
let me chain you up in my basement

>>28046320
absolutely going to make it, fren

>>28046648
It wasnt very expensive like 80 bucks mabye

Mother fucker you'll be lucky if I don't fucking sting you up with a barbed wire noose

>>28046526
You will take creempies for 1 dime and like it

>>28046526
You need to bring mommy too if you want the dime

>>28046526
post tits now

>>28046651
That's why you need to be able to defend your silver and tendies.

>>28027322
Why is APMEX not on the bullion dealers list? Literally the largest dealer in the world

>>28046651
here take my dimes

>>28046491
>find what you meant.
i mean transporting gold, btc can just be transported via knowing the password, gold not
i don't like that, like really don't like that
I live in the first world but am still worried

>>28046909
Be sure to wear both of those at once for double protection

>>28046679
premiums are high this month, I recommend buying $PSLV now and getting more physical silver later

>>28046002
Doing some EXTREMELY light reasearch there is also a company called California Gold Mining who have their Fremont Gold Project that is in the exploration phase. Don't know anything about the company, apparently they also grow hemp because of course they do lmfao

Anyway here's their site, look into it if you're interested
https://www.caligold.ca/gold-exploration

>>28045131
based

>>28047323
I'll check this one out too. I'm at my uncle's watching my parents watch football rn, so imma look into it more in depth when I get home. In the meantime I'm saving any and all links.

>>28046526
ill give you a dime if you lose 10lb

>>28047323
this ones going to be interesting, their Pine Tree Mine was shown off in one of those exploring abandoned mines youtube channels, I ll see if i can bring up a link.

For me its eagles...just picked 10oz up today...if you want to buy hit craigslist for a local based boomer rockfag

>>28047539
kek

>>28047615
based

how much silver would you trade for this

>>28046909
Off topic but Trojan is a ridiculous name. The whole point of the trojan horse was that it seemed safe but let out a bunch of intruders.

>>28047572
Oh cool you know that project too. As expected of a pro I guess. Just had a look at their balance sheet out of curiosity and that looked awful though, will probably steer clear myself

>>28048076
How much land is attached?

>>28048076
how much land does it come with?

>>28048076
One hundred (100) troy oz.

>>28048076
three fiddy (FV)

>>28048185
>>28048186
lol

>>28048143
Never heard of the company either but i recognized the mine name lol.

>>28047018
I guess I see PMs more as a long term investment than something I'd need to transport quickly.
Would it be better if gold+silver were more easily transferable? Maybe. Transferring something that only exists inside computers and has no physical form is always gonna be easier.

BTC is at its fair market value already. Gold+silver are nowhere near theirs cause of suppression, due to the paper market. That's why I'd choose PMs over btc.

>>28046526
Dont forget to bring your mother

>>28048185
>>28048186
you get whats in the picture

>ordered my first 25oz tube of silver leafs today

it begins frens

>>28028629
Neat amber my dude

Baking shortly, Anyone got a photo for next thread?

>>28048570
congrats, you're gonna make it fren

Somebody bake I'm on my phone

>>28048604
>>28048570

NEW THREAD!
>>28048801
>>28048801
>>28048801

>>28048604
Unfortunately 4chan doesn't like me uploading photos off wifi. That's what I get for phone fagging I guess...

>>28048570

>silver now comes in tubes

>>28048076
1,000 ounces.

>>28046665
My only Australian opal is the bright blue and green shard lower right. The orange opal was purchased in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, a beautiful town if you ever have the chance to visit. The others are all gifts from my wife excet for the dark brown specimen lower right which may or may not be potch opal, however, it is a rutilated specimen, pic related. Is it particularly rare? No, but it looks really cool imo.

I bought this carved jaguar for 330 pesos. Back then that was like 20 USD.