/biz/ - Business & Finance

Have a good weekend, /pmg/.

>>52385137
>Queen Elizabeth!

>all in on pms
>final solution
A leaf posted this a while back.
I think spring is when we see action.
Crypto is taking a shit, inflation is about to be impossible to ignore, inventories are being drained, and people are now beginning to look to havens for wealth preservation.
I saw a working stiff Mexican at my local coin shop the other day.
He's not the norm, though it was note worthy.
I'm doubling down on my pm purchases for the next two months.
If I'm right then my stack is slightly larger.
If I'm wrong then my stack is slightly larger.

Redpill me on bars vs coins

Redpill me on bars vs coins

>>52385137
Any of you reaching 1 kilo of gold soon?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cokWOUOCPMs

>>52385590
My copypasta answer responds with, "Here are some options to consider" so you can decide for yourself.
- When a new series of artful or themed bullion (especially coins) is issued, the first of the series are usually missed by later collectors. They will pay high premiums to fill in the series. Consider the potential for series' popularity: generic and/or cringeworthy-themed series are less likely to appreciate above spot.
- Low-mintage series are often priced very high, but may increase in price the most (consider design popularity!).
- Gov't-issued coins cost least while minted. Once the mintage stops and dealers run out of stock, the prices jump then rise more slowly but still faster than generic silver. Maples, Eagles, Wieners, Britannias, etc. are all nice but boring. The mint may add a privy to add novelty thereby ginning up the price. Stuff that changes overall designs from year to year become series (Somali elephants, Canadian Wildlife, Australian kookaburras or koalas, island nations' series, etc.).
- If you buy pieces that appeal to your sense of art, taste, and interests, you will still appreciate them even if the price or value of the PM goes nowhere. Caveat: if you go to sell, it's harder to part with them.
- Some beautiful generics are priced comically high (Germanias, GSM special editions, e.g.) - they don't follow the market trends as readily, garnering peak price only while fashionable. Be aware: dealers may categorize and price these as "generic" (meaning below spot) when buying them from you. Or the gamble might pay off as they become very popular (Englehard, PAMP, antique miners/refiners, e.g.).
- For new generic bars, watch the markups over spot: premiums (added charges) go up for smaller pieces.
- Shipping is an added premium. Many vendors offer free shipping for purchasing a minimum amount (commonly $200).
- Keeping a spreadsheet of your purchases to track profit/loss is quite revealing and will help you make future decisions.

4-4-4-4

Nice. Finally managed to head out of town today to check out new spot!
Meh. One big (lol…2?mm) flake and 5 small ones. My usual spot is better. But was worth trying. Might post some pics later.

>>52385603
Might take a while…

So glad I bought the dip.

>>52385179
I like that stippling, anon.

>be me
>Eating breakfast waiting for college game day (go gators)
>decide to check the thread from last night to see if I got any more replies
>see this >>52379179
>boomer says
>>parents offer to buy me a new gaming PC to celebrate
>if only you knew how good things really are zoomer
This is the best advice I have received in a very long time. Smiling so hard that I almost shed a singular tear. If you read this, anon. Thank you. You saved me.

Just a reminder, you’re all retards and ngmi

>>52385921
Who's the Sam Bankman Fried of precious metals

Welcome crypto seething nerds.
Is Exodus a safe wallet to keep a load of bitcoin in?

Going to a gold prospecting club tomorrow in Wa to meet the local gold planners. Already found 10g of gold on my own in Cali/Arizona, but was too busy with school and too far to make a genuine effort. Now I'm employed and gonna spend every weekend digging for that yellow shiny. On top of using my big boy salary to stack silver to the ceiling.

I genuinely recommend to find out if there's gold in the rivers near you anons, it's something primal that awoke in finding gold, being out in the wilderness away from npcs, standing in a beautiful river, working hard and smart, then when you see that sun-lit glittery gold in your pan/sluice box... It's hard to explain. Ask me if you have questions faggots.

>>52385603
Not even remotely close

>>52378140
Any reason you're selling 100%? What if unironic pivot which rolls into a 12%+ YoY CPI print? Are you in Weimart? How will you manage DXY drop?

>>52385935
I'd put money on sprott segregated and kinesis

>>52385965
Somebody post the solar flare killing bitcoin meme. I don't have it on this laptop and couldn't find it on the internet.
>Look up solar flare kills bitcoin meme
>Reddit is result No. 1 on Jewgle
>Click
>Scroll
>Immediately see a tranny on my screen labeled "Solar Flare Cosplay"
>Dread it, Run From it, Destiny still arrives.
I really can't escape the troons bros, can I?
My Globohomo Cuckiversity is filled with them. :(

>>52386019
> I genuinely recommend to find out if there's gold in the rivers near you anons, it's something primal that awoke in finding gold, being out in the wilderness away from npcs, standing in a beautiful river,
Also works when you’re next to the Autobahn, but I agree, wilderness would be neat.
It appears the Boulders cancel out the outside bed. Had hoped for some bigger stuff, since that should be right in the Talweg where the largest stuff moves in flood, but I’ll keep testing out some more spots at the various boulders.

silver and gold are for poor people kek

>>52386232
I desperately want to take a group of disgruntled zoomers to go gold panning in the Ugandan gold rush. Obviously it would be dangerous and we would have to fend off swarthoids but it seems like the adventure of a lifetime. Also, there is 13 trillion in gold that was discovered there last year.

>>52385590
I'm team Bar

>>52386255
>He doesn't know about the globohomo precious metal vaults
NGMI

>>52386255
better than crypto which is for stupid people who will be poor later

>>52385829
Thanks, was my first 10oz bar. Think I'm going to try and stack them exclusively since the premiums aren't too bad, and Engelhard autists seem to snap them up pretty quick.

Future of metals depends from this Lion Survey. Would You like to anticipate in polling vote, Ma’am?

TLDR: if fundamental value of PMs depends on outstanding speculative ASSET like BTC weekend crash/swing then… Survey should be filled in no time.

Just plant a Tree of Hope with me, Anon =)

>>52386232
> I’ll keep testing out some more spots at the various boulders.
This one seems interesting. Huge boulders, wedged into a crack. So should be quite high flow. However, it’s outside bend as outside bend can be. But seems like flow changes a bit during flood.

>>52386276
It probably beats being a wagie at walmart.

>>52386751
Ohh, hello S-sir. I didn’t noticed You.
I have a small wish on spring hiking around the corner of mountains to look at small streams. Finger crossed for some findings (:

>>52386315
>my defense is that something else is worse
hahaha the state of silve and gold quckolds

>>52385965
There is no safe wallet to store bitcoin in but your own. You wouldn't trust a Jew with your silver either.

>>52385137
Based edition
>>52385603
That guy's one of the only stacktubers that isn't a schizo. Not that there's anything wrong with schizoposting but I like hearing level headed stuff too.
>>52386539
Why do people love engalhards so much? People are autistic about them just like you said.
>>52386814
>>52386276
I'd quit my job and do it with only slight levels of hesitation. I'm in.
>>52386255
>poor people own gold
Yeah go tell literally anyone in earth that and they'll laugh at your retarded ass.

>>52385610
>If you buy pieces that appeal to your sense of art, taste, and interests, you will still appreciate them even if the price or value of the PM goes nowhere. Caveat: if you go to sell, it's harder to part with them.
This is how boomers actually think

>>52385379
Retarded take. Gold and silver have been replaced by digital gold BTC as a store of value and inflation hedge. That is where the money will flow now that the dollar is going under, not PMs.

>>52385137
>>Why Gold?
cause it's not crypto lol literally no other reason lmao
WE'RE BACK, BOYS

>>52385965
why does she look jewish?

>>52386019
how many hours did it take you to collect these 10g and what were your total expenses

>>52387546
Excuse me, what percentage has BTC come off from its all time high?

>>52387629
The price is being suppressed by crypto banks.

>>52385137
I have to invest more into my silver coin collection.

>>52387443
>Yeah go tell literally anyone in earth that and they'll laugh at your retarded ass.
i know, because laughing is all they have because they have no argument because they are in fact all poor. there is no defense to being poor. poor people are fucking losers, hence them buying gold and silver, like losers. gold and silver have zero value. gold and silver aren't actual investments, you stupid poor piece of dogshit.

>>52387629
Dunno, price is irrelevant. Just as it used to be for gold, you know?

>>52387362
Of course jews can't be trusted with people's silver, as we have whitnessed time and time again throughout history.
>>52387572
They say when an artist paints a portrait it usually resembles them. Obviously the Bank of England commissioned one of its own to draw that portrait.

>>52386276
>I desperately want to take a group of disgruntled zoomers to go gold panning in the Ugandan gold rush. Obviously it would be dangerous and we would have to fend off swarthoids but it seems like the adventure of a lifetime. Also, there is 13 trillion in gold that was discovered there last year.
realistically how much outlay are we talking to start up an operation? I'm unemployed living on my gamestop gainz right now and I'm thinking about doing it for real.

>>52387741
I will rape and kill you anon you are dirt beneath me you worthless nigger filth I will not hesitate to shoot your entire family and cut your dog's throat open in front of you. I will rape your sister's corpse while you watch and then I'll shoot you in the fucking head you faggy ass little nigger.

>>52386019
totally agree anon! Working a creek on a sunny fall day is soul cleansing. Seeing a piece of Au, laying in a crack or in your pan, knowing its been sitting there for a million years, waiting for someone to dig it up and show its beauty to the world is difficult to describe.

Keep on digging anons! I am stuck up here with the deep winter!

Can anyone recommend the most practical thing to stack if my goal is to save a small % of my savings in something potentially inflation resistant, portable, and liquid (can sell for cash locally, easily, taking minimal loss)?

>>52386232
hay again!
That rock out of the water course, have you tried digging down in that moss or plant matter yet? That looks like VERY tasty sniping territory!
>>52386751
oh man, see those deep fissures full of packed rocks, try down in there, go as deep as you can. Peal that material back, and wash it all. Thats a nugget trap if i ve ever seen one.
>>52386276
its called Gold Rush season 3, Todd took his crew to Guyana in South America. It didnt go well.
>>52388055
its not cheap or easy to get started in Uganda. The nations got all sorts of problems from infrastructure to horrible corruption. You would be better off heading to Alaska and trying there.

>>52388255
HOLY KEK LOOK AT THIS SEETHING ROCK HOARDER

>>52388349
gold

>>52388414
I got dubs and you didn't (this means I'm right and you're wrong). Now kys and begone, negro.

>>52388451
>gold
Can you recommend a specific type, like bars or something? I make about $45k right now but I have no expenses so every week I have about $250 to spend. Can I get little nuggets?

>>52387629

>>52388522
Doubs confirms that cryptofags are seething and should have put their fiat in pms.

>>52388513
I vote Krug fractionals.

>>52385935
mike mezak

>>52386255
How?

Is it OK to atleast smirk knowing the cryptofags got rug pulled on a level never seen before?

>>52388513
You can get coins starting at 1\10 an ounce or 1 gram bars. you can get gold bars whatever size you want between 1 gram and one oz. premiums are usually a lot higher on the tiny stuff though. if all you have is about $250 then a tiny coin or a 10oz silver bar. this coin and this bar are worth about the same; about $30 more for the bar.

>>52388255
Shut up retard, gold and silver are Antisemitic and will soon be confiscated by the Government.

>>52389082
>gold and silver are Antisemitic
What's the most pro-white bullion I can buy? Is there actual nazi gold out there or am I stuck with old Krugerrands?

>>52388414
Looks like you’re the cryptofag seething in pmg because you lost all your shit

>>52388384
> hay again!
That rock out of the water course, have you tried digging down in that moss or plant matter yet? That looks like VERY tasty sniping territory!
Not sure which one you mean, but no. Quite deep water. Not as cold as at your end of the world, but def not swimming temperatures. Maybe in summer.
>oh man, see those deep fissures full of packed rocks, try down in there, go as deep as you can. Peal that material back, and wash it all. Thats a nugget trap if i ve ever seen one.
It’s on my list. But not sure if it’s gonna be that good because it’s the outside end of the outside bend. Also, it’s not bedrock, but rockfall from the rock face above the river. So not sure how deep it goes until there’s some surface for gold to catch on.

Silvermas is coming to town.

>>52389222
>Looks like you’re the cryptofag seething in pmg because you lost all your shit
>there is only one anon on this board
KEK

>>52389292
Also, how do I identify platinum? I’ve got one very shiny, silver flake. Gotta put it under the loupe once stuff is dry. Apparently Pt was also found in this river.

>>52389318

>>52388897
>can't comprehend how
that's how far gone you are

>>52389367
These are the people who attempt to scam you on spot gold deals

>>52389378
Well, really. What's something about owning precious metals that suggests poverty? It's a good way to save money without it being eaten away by inflation nor get fucked over by the state of the stock market.

>>52389318
Double down on your magic internet money anon. It will hit all time high in a few months. If it doesn’t you can always kys.

>>52389292
in the foreground, your standing directly in front of the bedrock outcrop. Anywhere you see packed in gravels around or on top of that sort of structure is where i would be digging.
Also, per your second thought, so long as its big and solid, gold can be caught there, it just might be very deep down if its two fractured pieces of rock.
>>52389326
Platinum can be tricky, but its a dull gray blue colored metal, and its very hard. Often you will find bits of native rhodium with it as well, which is a dull red gray color too. It doesnt like to bend the same way gold does either.

I'm buying one and you can't stop me

>>52387546
>rides along with this decades' pump and dump scheme, this time called BTC
>ignores the raw ecstacy of gold, a metal that has captured the imaginations of man for millenia
You do not truly live.

>>52388522
yikes
crypto nerds be seethin'

>>52389099

>>52389512
this looks way better than the ones where the lion looks like a 5 year old drew it

>>52389675
this is cool

>>52389726
this one?

>>52389766
LOL that's funny but nah the sov with the two animals. the newer sovs

>>52389794
ah, this one?

>>52389826
what have the jews done now

>>52389450
> in the foreground, your standing directly in front of the bedrock outcrop.
The one with the dry grass on top I can get to with dry feet? I did dig behind it, you can kinda see where I removed the packed gravels until I reached a layer of silt. 3 colors per pan. Not great, not terrible. Gotta clean out the cracks and dimples on top the next time I’m there. The mossy one behind it looks nice too, but that’s something for summer.
That second thing, yeah, I figured that’s gonna be a lot of work to clean out. Not sure if I wanna go for that when I’m having 2.5 hours available at max. Unlike my other spot, that all looked very unworked, so I probably won’t have anyone else getting it soon.
My Pt thingy isn’t dull. So maybe some stainless steel flake? I’ll see what my magnet does with it when it’s dry.
Anyways, thanks for the input! Always very helpful to throw some ideas back and forth with someone else!
(Pic kinda related. Gravels packed so thight that it was playing reverse how-the-fuck-did-that-even-get-in-there Tetris to clean out, but only one flake is n 5 pans. But my fake bedrock was tilted downward under the boulder, so I had to stop mid-slope)

>>52387595
Probably around 120 hours, but hard to be exact. I consider myself a beginner and have ventured out to new rivers on my own a few times, so there are some hours spent just exploring for a good spot. Spent about 400$ on equipment (which should last me a lifetime) plus fuel costs. I would say I'm about breaking even atm, but I almost always get more gold than fuel spent so as I continue this hobby I will quickly move into profit since the bulk of money spent was the initial equipment. also you get more gold the more experienced and knowledgeable you get as time goes on

I've been away for a while. Have there been any new coins since the anime prospector?

>>52389826
yeah i don't like the art on this one.

>>52389942
It sounds like this is a good excuse to spend time outdoors and it just about pays for itself as a hobby. Cool!

>>52389959
yeh, I prefer G&tD

>>52389874
the flake could be all sorts of things, it could be chrome off some old equipment, aluminum or even lead, its really hard to ID random grains without assay.
Remember too! the best gold is at the very bottom of what ever bedrock your working in, you may think you have bottomed out a crack or a fissure, but always try to go deeper, its amazing what can be hiding in and around rocks too!

>>52389854
See inflation, the lockdowns, FTX, recession, legalization of homosexuality and abortion and family planning which reduces children, migrants flooding the West, feminism, the demonization of the nuclear family and the destruction of nations

>>52389942
>Spent about 400$ on equipment (which should last me a lifetime)
What do you have?
I'm contemplating if I should get a sluice or not. Probably increase my take, but it's another 100+ and I'm not even even on my pan yet…
> I almost always get more gold than fuel spent
That's why I'm preferring my 5-minutes-by-bike spot. Today was like 4€ in gas. Todays gold is worth way less than that.

>>52390218
Just get a comfy work from home job that pays a salary which enables you to buy 2 ounces of gold per month.

>>52390048
>the flake could be all sorts of things, it could be chrome off some old equipment, aluminum or even lead, its really hard to ID random grains without assay.
Sure. It's just a very unusual flake to me. Definitely not lead, that I'm sure about.
>Remember too! the best gold is at the very bottom of what ever bedrock your working in, you may think you have bottomed out a crack or a fissure, but always try to go deeper, its amazing what can be hiding in and around rocks too!
I agree. But in such a boulder field, that's really hard. I guess I go down to whatever level I can reach, and that's the best I can do.

>>52385137
I found this gold dinar for 250 dollars, its 4.1 grams of gold. Apparently very rare, but I'm not finding an exact 1:1 example of it on any auction site. Anybody have an experience with old muslim gold coins that can verify if this is fake or not?

>>52390275
I've got a good enough job, but work from home? No way. Had enough of that during the lockdowns, and that's just not my thing. Still gonna keep digging. It's fun and it might pay.

>>52385641
I thought this was a picture of cocaine floating a swimming pool in the middle of the night

>>52387113
>my defense is that
>>my defense is that something else is worse

>>52390529
>I thought this was a picture of cocaine floating a swimming pool in the middle of the night
U wot m8?

Oh no, I'm gonna... I'm gonnaaa.. I'm POOSTING IM POOOOOOOOSTING

>>52391138
way to kill the thread

>>52390218
I have a sluice, but its considered an "undercurrent sluice" which is a modified design that allows me to shovel the dirt/rocks directly into it without worrying about taking out medium sized rocks, unlike a basic sluice which you have make sure to remove most rocks. Undercurrent Sluice design is borrowed from the motorized dredges, which move a fuck ton of dirt. Because I can just stand there and shovel material into this sluice as fast as I want and don't have to take extra time to get rid of most rocks(aka classifying) I can get a whole lot more gold for my time spent. And as a bonus I can choose to just stand in the river itself next to the box and dig right there, which keeps me cool and refreshed.
The specific one I bought was from https://calsluice.com/ (I met the owners in person as well, amazing people)

>>52390275
I have a comfy salary job, and do prospecting simply as a hobby. No different than going fishing or hiking, except I get even more added to my stack each time

It's fucked lads

>>52389826
I hate these?

this is so weird, inventory on these EC8 coins is usually anywhere from 5 - 150 coins, for the colorized bullion anyway. for some reason BOLD decided to buy 8 thousand of these fuckers? trying to corner the monserrat oriel market or is this a typo?

https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/product/2428/2020-ec8-montserrat-oriole-1-oz-silver-proof-colored?fromPage=AdvSrch-PrdLst&fromUrl=%5Bobject%20Object%5D

>>52391666
I'm not surprised satan

>>52391656
what's fucked?
gold is up, silver is up
life is good

>>52389675
Very nice, is there a specific place you get them from?

>>52391666
of course, the only real sov is a horse cock

>>52390329
That's real, from the dynasty of Bobolonius II of Agrabah.

>>52392292
Not funny, I'm trying to not get scammed here.

>>52392370
>I'm trying to not get scammed here.
>tell me what to do /biz/
anon...

>>52392395
/pmg/ is different, we're all friens here.

>>52392463
ah yeh, I keep forgetting

>>52392463
Invest in the frenship fund I'll keep our metals safe in my vault and issue frenbucks to our frens

Another 43 ounces ordered today. Brings me up to 280.
20 of them are Santa rounds that ill be giving out as gifts So I'll need another 40 to get to 300. Bgasc rounds went up and aren't even worth it anymore, should I get Asahi rounds?

>>52392370
>random coin with unknown provenance selling for a tiny fraction of the spot price of gold
>not trying to get scammed

i just bought a rabbit

>>52392588
which one? I was tempted by the PAMP gold rabbit bars

Never bought silver before
Local coin shop only has the ugly buffalo/indian coins
But they're only $25 each
Don't want to cop but I do

>>52392483
asahi rounds are based, but these astronomical premiums have me blackpilled about buying literally anything right now. only thing i would consider is Gold atm and i don't even want that because everything i want was like 100 dollars cheaper 2 days ago

>>52393040
hate buffalos. boomies and gen xers have a fondness for them because they remember being kids seeing a unique buffalo nickel and picking it out of a change jar to keep it because its different.
i don't have these memories so i don't want an uggo native american chieftan and that small bony buffalo ass on my rounds

>>52393115
Almost half of my stack is arks. They're cheap and they're cool. I just can't stop buying arks.

>>52393040
make a decision as to whether you want to stack Ag or ASEs. its one or the other, either stack weight or numismatics/premiums

Found a couple nice scrappies today, the Preisner weighted sterling dish was $2 and yielded 43 grams, and the Wallace Sterling goblet was only $1.59 with tax at a Habitat for Humanity ReStore and weighs 163 grams. 206.4 grams total containing 6.13 troy ounces of pure worth $134 melt for $3.59, or about 59 cents an ounce.

I did use $16 in gas and spent 4 hours looking around, but also got $400 worth of good antiques for flipping for another $23. Keep your eyes open and happy hunting anons, the cheapies are out there.

>>52393267
Ag
Numismatics I guess
But I just want to own cool coons it is all
HAHAHAHAHAHA
is there any swan coins

>>52393115
Everything under $50/oz silver is s deal. Anything under $2000/oz gold is a steal

>>52390329
I collect Roman and Ancient coins. I don't have ANY ancient gold coins. True ancient gold coins with some sort of provenance are very expensive.
Ok, about your coin, if you could, show me a picture of the reverse, and a picture of the side, or edge of the coin.
This age coin should be hammered. This almost looks cast from this picture, I don't love the look of it. Could it be real? Sure.
I'm not sure though.

>>52393452
>I collect Roman and Ancient coins
Baste!

Fuck. I hope I didn't miss the boat.

Only one of my orders, MTA, got filled at $4. It's at $5.21 now.

Do I up my limit orders now?

>>52393670
have you looked into BHS

>>52393115
Soft pivot already happened, it's only gonna get worse

>>52393670
Are those mining companies?

>>52393670
>>52393759
BHS is the future.

>>52393777
but it didn't

>>52393821
Junior miners, junior miner indices, and mining royalty companies

>>52393825
>>52393759
Tenk u sirs, do the needful bloody barstard betch

>Philharmoniker monster boxes are now 14,000€
lol

>>52388349
Cattle.

>>52389099
Checked. Nazis never minted gold coins. Only silver Reichsmarks.

>>52389854
Took St. George off the Sov. Now we have this penny colored faggotry.

>>52385137
Because FTX

>>52393868
SIR DO NOT REDEEM
DO NOT REDEEM THE SHARES SER MODACHOD ARE YOU STUPID SER YOU NEED TO DO THE EACH AND EVERYTHING OF THE BHS

>>52393975
how much onions does this lion consume

>>52393879
who would spend €14k on a box of milky shit?

>>52393975
>>52394028
>mfw the mint used a pajeet off fiverr to design the coin

>>52394077
why's the horn behind both ears

>>52394090
it's a unicorn. meant to represent scotland.

>>52394111
wouldn't the horn be between the two ears and not in the background?

>>52394116
they're not real lad

>>52394059
it used to be among the cheapest bulk silver round here

>>52389854
Nothing, it's near identical to the actual coat of arms, you crybabies just don't pay attention.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_coat_of_arms_of_the_United_Kingdom

>>52389318

Just picked up picrel. Best looking brit ever?
>>52394077
Checked. Holy dubs speak the truth.
>>52394090
See above. Also, jews.

>>52394130
I bought 10 wieners, 7 went milky. Even worse ratio than silver krugs. Never again.

>>52394116
It’s supposed to be the front of the mane. If the artist was worth their chop, they’d differentiate the two.
Look at the perspective on the edge of the crown. It’s fucking lazy design.
I won’t even bother to pick apart the rest - I hate it.

>>52394116
it's the mane, stupid

>>52394144
>Just picked up picrel.
got an actual pic?

>>52394144

it's not my absolute fav but it's up there , maybe number 2.
how much?

>>52394149
Stop playing with it and your wiener won't get milky.

>>52394228
they go for around £60 on the second hand market, decent premium (dare I say, better than silver eagles?)

>>52394279
i'd rather have that than an ASE but itt's pretty darn high

>>52394213
>it's the mane, stupid
I think it's just bad art and you're a faggot

Cant decide if I want to cash out my meager crypto holdings for a tube of krugs or wait and see if it rebounds a bit to grab a gold krug

what's the point of FM having a bullion store when everything they sell is always sold out.

>>52393883
Milk tanks!

>>52394296
sell high, buy low

>>52394311
I haven't lost money in it yet but I may just try to wait it out, maybe I'll be waiting it out till 0, who knows.

Goddammit Jeff you better tamp the shit out of metals on Monday

>>52394293
i didn't say it was good art

>>52394296
The shittier the shitcoin the worse the risk.

>>52394144
2005 is the best britannia
fight me

>>52394220
Be patient, faggot. It's in the mail.
>>52394228
I paid $80 here in the US. Maybe not the best deal, but it was an impulse buy.

>>52394028
It's the face of a Lion that's spent his entire life in a Zoo. It doesn't know actual aggression, rage, fear or dominance, it's just doing what it knows Lions do without understanding what is being symbolized in the heraldry.

>>52394432
Damn that is nice. Fight accepted, your trident lady vs my hat on stick girl.

>>52394659
>pic
KEK

Hi

I just can't see buying any junk silver when I can get .999 for less.

>>52394925
>I just can't see buying any junk silver when I can get .999 for less.
where

>>52390155
Those were all just offers. People chose to do that shit. Don't get me wrong, i think the jews are fucking weird and the ones who use it as a liability shield are criminals, but people chose to become degenerate.

>>52385660
Congrats anon

>>52385179
I’m hard for englehard

>>52389945
theres finally the boomer coin

>>52395119
When are orders going to be open for it? Or did I miss it?

>>52388258
Nice to see you again Pan Man. I’ve been gone a while

>>52394715
who are you?

>>52395127
you missed it m8

>>52395168
Feels bad man. I thought mintAnon sent out email notifications about these things now.

>>52393226
who sells them cheap?

>>52393825
Based Horse? Are we doing that again?

>>52395144
I like to read you guys

>>52388255
Kek

>>52385137
How much gold and silver do I need to get rich.

>>52395506
Get rich First

>>52390329
I recommend submitting it to NGC to have it certified. I don't think PCGS does ancients but NGC does.

This arrived last week, my very first gold coin. .900 1945 Mexican Dos Pesos. Pretty much like the gold dollar except less than half the price. Got it on ebay for just over $100.

>>52395520
wrong

>>52395506
start with 100oz silver and 1oz gold. then work your way up

>>52395178
Are you subscribed to the newsletter

>>52395719
I thought I was. I'm pretty sure I got an email about about the Anime Prospector or Bog coins.

>>52395504
Gold and silver haters deserve nothing but a bullet to the skull.
>>52395506
12

>>52386276
Seriously sign me up

>>52395777
Checking these numerals. This week I’ll buy 12 more oz.

>>52385603
I'm well over a kg and regret it. It's impossible to safely offload because it's scrap, so it would likely get confiscated for money laundering concerns. Even if I can sell it id take a haircut because no-one actually buys pms at spot price. I'd lose 5% just making it worth someone's while. Its a huge risk to store due to burglary concerns, insurance would never cover it etc.

Price wise it's performed horribly and hasn't remotely kept up with inflation let alone stocks , crypto etc.

I still believe it's worth having a small amount of Pms but that much gold is ultimately a liability.

>>52392642
i bought like a you know 2023 Australia 1/10 oz Gold Lunar Rabbit Proof (w/Box & COA)

>>52395777
wow anon, those numbers are big UwU

I've stayed strong so far in NNN, you won't corrupt me

>>52394925
same

>>52394925
comfy Saturday in /pmg/

>>52395895
Everything you just wrote is a lie. All of it. You don't even have any gold.

>>52395573
im gonna send my anime prospector to ngc

>>52395506
gold and silver wont get you rich. they are a way to preserve your wealth. if you have some, you will be alot richer than most when the debt market collapses

>>52396053
I have more gold than you can dream of, infact I am one of the only two dragon tier gold stackers in pmg.

How is any of what I said a lie? Sell8ng you 1 gram barlet is not the same as liquidating hundreds of K of an asset. There are tax implications so it has to be Kycd and you will get buttfucked unlessnyou can prove where you got the gold from, so scrap is not a clever idea.

Buffalo Nickels?

>>52396257
I have one

>>52394925
>>52396036
It's numismatic, generic bullion will always be produced but constitutional silver isn't being made anymore.

>>52389099
All the Nazi gold was stolen by the OSS (CIA) and used to fund black ops without congressional approval, big part of what got us to where we are now.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_gold

>>52396305
>constitutional silver isnt being made anymore
we know

>>52393452
Here's the backside of the coin. I don't have a picture of the side but I'll message the seller and ask for one.

>>52396178
> stacks scrap gold he doesn't know how to sell
Even if you weren't lying, you'd still be fucking retarded. Basically, you're a born loser!

Buying some silver tomorrow, and gold when it dips

Is there any better search comparison than findbullionprices? They kind of suck in terms of accuracy and I can usually find better deals if I check out all the big sites myself. But very time consuming.

>>52396549
Where do you sell 4kg of pure scrap turdpants?

>>52387443
kek I have several hundred pounds of the same walmart rice and beans

>>52389874
noob here. so If i understand correctly, a good place to look for gold is in a river where large rocks form channels where smaller rocks (gold) might become lodged?

would it be worthwhile to prospect for gold in a volcanic area? is gold found at all elevations or is it more commonly found in lower elevations?

would this be a good beginner propsecting kit?

>>52397484
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GP3JWVO/

>>52397416
the best regions to look for gold are where many different geologic processes have occurred in the past. Areas where metamorphism, mountain building and volcanism are places gold can be allowed to appear. Gold is most commonly found in quartz veins, in their own many different forms. This diagram can help explain better than i can in simple text.

>>52397484
>>52397491
thats a fairly good kit but a bit overpriced. You dont need all that gear if your looking for placer gold. A simple steel gold pan, a set of basic shovel / pick and some kind of tool to break up material in cracks will work fine. A sniffer bottle is also a must to slurp up fine gold in your pan.
If you want a pan that is easy to learn on, i suggest the Garret Super Sluice, its a fantastic durable pan thats very forgiving to the new panner.

>>52397541
Thanks for the info! Appreciate it

>>52397314
I only have 50
But then again I don't eat that much
>>52395974
>>52395847
Merc Nation always pulls them digits yeeeeaaaahhh buddy

So, pmg, what we eatin tonite?

>>52393131
buffalo indians be straight bussin no cap

>>52397778
On god doe ngl ey dem red niggas got mad drop doe ey no lie g
>>52396257
Yes?

>>52396178
>infact I am one of the only two...
This is the internet. I bet there are more.
But pmg is for comfy posting not bragging.

>>52397768
Roasted maroni. It's the season.

>>52397875
dead ass

>tfw crypto nerds seething

>>52395777
checked and bingo

My $1517 purchase came in the mail today. Idk about you anons, but I like counting junk since unlike brand new rounds, I'm not worried about getting fingerprints on them.

>>52398390
Here's a close up of the 20Fr.

>>52397875
based indians poster

>>52398399
she cute

how much should i pay for old - 12 spoons and forks of .925 silver in USD

anything i should try and look for when considering buying old silver flatware

my jesus whips the kikes bar has a giant crease on the bottom. feel like I should buy a new one to display

>>52398429
Thx. I know that she's got a lot of identical sisters.

I am doing plenty of my own reading and research but I also love to consult my frog frens. If you got a bonus of $25,000.00 and decided to spend it all on precious metals, how would you spend it? Assume that you have no stack beforehand.

>>52399060
4x tubes of 25 coins
4x 100oz bars / 12x 1kg bars
The rest gold coins
Should leave you with approx 500oz ag, 5oz au
With some spare change. From there just move forward with gold

>>52399060
Listen to this anon >>52399228

>>52395955
are you year of the rabbit?

>>52397917
What a jolly meal
I decorated for Christmas tonight. Wish I had some eggnog
>>52398424
Based Texas poster
>>52398183
Injun coins are too kino for this earth and people who hate em are fucked.
>>52398250
You win a free merc for getting a bingo. Please post your address and social security number + full legal name + debit card image to receive your free mercury dime!

>>52399060
to add to this >>52399228
Canada mint & royal mint have great safety features, so if you are of the mind that you may want to resell in future - consider their products. Their premiums are reasonable unlike ASEs.
Otherwise go for weight and buy random (these are former customer buybacks) rounds and bars.
If you want new rounds - golden state mint has reasonable prices for rounds
their morgan rounds are quite nice looking.

Democrats won the senate, will mean metal's go up?

>>52395649
Congratulations on your first gold.

>>52391490
>I have a sluice, but its considered an "undercurrent sluice" which is a modified design that allows me to shovel the dirt/rocks directly into it without worrying about taking out medium sized rocks, unlike a basic sluice which you have make sure to remove most rocks.
That sounds quite appealing,
>The specific one I bought was from https://calsluice.com/
and I'm a sucker for websites straight from the early 00's (gimme logical, information dense pages!), but it's probably gonna be prohibitively expensive to get into europe.
Guess any sluice with some riffle matting is probably gonna work. What I don't understand about sluices, how is length related to recovery/speed? I'd guess the longer the better, but there's many sluices under 0.5m (less than 2ft) and that seems awfully short to me. Or stuff like pic related. Kinda tempting, since I need something that I can carry wihtout a car, but again, seems really tiny.
>>52397399
You don't wanna look for small stuff. you wanna look for heavy stuff, so big boulders (even though, yes, your gold is gonna be tiny). I can post a few links later.
>>52397416
Fiji (yes, the one with the water) is a volcanic island and is producing huge amounts of gold, so yes, vulcanic areas can be good, but must not necessarly be (there's dozens of types of volcano).
>>52397484
You need a pan (any will do, hard to judge what really is the "best" one, I'm also very happy with my super sluice, but my small and light Estwing also has its uses) and a shovel to get started and then built from that.

>>52398399
Beauty!

Did you get one of the nazi gold years?

>>52385965
I use Exodus and think it's pretty good. Though I store the majority of my stuff on a Nano Ledger.

>>52393975
better design

>>52385173
>>52385179
Bros, are suissegold.eu legit?
I want my first 20oz of silver

>>52395649
Nice! Mexican gold is great!hav2aj

>>52396053
That post was basically a rehash of every PM fud, although he forgot to mention asteroid mining. Just ignore.

>>52399228
That's a nicely balanced approach.

What's do you guys think of Copper and Molybdenum. Will they become valuable or are they to common of a metal to ever be valuable?

>>52385137
What do you guys think of safety deposit boxes? I live in a pretty low crime area with the exception of non violent home break ins, I'm away for work about 30% of the week as well.

I've already got a safe for my guns, but it would be very easy to open up the garage door and pull the cunt out of the concrete I bolted it too. Don't want to put another one in because I'm not going to live in this house for a while (renting)

>>52402994
I guess I'm asking will we see a black horse lesser metal skyrocketing during the collapse.

>>52385137
Friendly reminder that it's okay to buy cheap ramen in bulk for a shtf scenerio and throw it away after the shelf life expires.

>>52403192
It's always okay to have ramen

>>52402994
Molybdenum is only useful when it is fabricated into a rifle barrel. Collect rifles instead.

>>52403530
But say we do go into a ww3 scenario wouldn't there be a big buyout of those kinds a metals?

I foresee a lesser metal boom

>>52403004
In general, it is easier to avoid theft committed by crack-heads and the like than it is to avoid theft by government and its cronies. Street criminals are generally stupid and in a hurry. They can be delayed, diverted, and tricked easily. Also, at least in the USA, you can kill them if you catch them. Banks, on the other hand, are smart. At the slightest whim of government, they will turn over your Safe box instantly because they exist only as a creature of government grace. And killing bankers will not turn out well for you. Will your government tell the banks to freeze your safe box and confiscate the contents? They have no moral or ethical inhibitions from doing so. The only reason they would not is if they don't have a reason to want to do it. But ALL governments will throw your ass and assets under the bus the moment it is even slightly convenient to do so. In sum, a safe box in a bank is only safe as long as the government doesn't feel that private ownership of PMs is a threat in some way. If, for example, the BRICS issue a gold-backed trade currency to compete with the USD, western countries very well might see private ownership of PMs to be a threat and want to have a little peak inside your safe box to make sure you are not a terrorist PM speculator. If you think you can anticipate when things are going from bad to worse, and clean out your box before the government does, then a safe box is a decent place to have some of your eggs.

>>52403530
moly makes your tool hard

>>52403725
I would categorize molybdenum with platinum and copper as being a bet on a relatively short economic collapse followed by renewed, even invigorated, industrial activity in the west. As such, they are a bit of a hedge on silver and gold. Of the three, only platinum is practical for high-value stacking. But if anyone knows where I can get an ingot of moly or copper near spot, I would be interested.

>>52403764
To be blunt the break ins are perpetrated by Australian Aboriginals, a notorious unsophisticated bunch, so probably easily dissuaded, but I live in a regional area, which is unlikely to have any issues at the bank if push came to shove

>>52403908
just bury it then. pvc pipe sleeve and a smaller pvc pipe capped both ends. bury with 1 foot of soil on top. would take less than 5 mins to retrieve in an emergency.

>>52385590
Good for adding weight to a stack. An ounce is an ounce.
>>52385935
>>52386081
>>52388705
I'm thinking an entity closely related to London. IDK for sure
>>52393925
Now that you mention it, it is kind of interesting no gold coins were ever put out. Cast bars? I.E. like Kelly's Heroes? Was gold a war-critical material for manufacturing anything during the war or was it always kept in some kind of bullion uncirculated form?

>>52403004
I stack a small amount in my gun safe. I also have some hidden in non obvious, unlikely to be ransacked places.

>>52388513
Save up and buy kilos. While buying gold, don't buy fractional.

>>52385137

Anons your participation needed, post advices, stacks and infographics

Global Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/404239461

>>52387443
>Engelhard
I think part of it is because they're an old established brand, made a lot of silver products in the 80's with plenty of variations for collectors to hunt down. They also aren't crazy expensive, that bar was maybe $10-$20 more than a generic 10oz. EngelDaddy was also the real life inspiration for Goldfinger.

I'll probably try to get maybe 10 of those stacked up, but don't plan on hunting down any other Engelhard stuff.

>>52386232
Kraut or schluchtenscheißer?

>>52403603
Unless you have a warehouse & logistics set up, you'll not make a worthwhile profit on base metals.

>>52403898
Lucertia has moly for $100/kilo

>>52404381
Germany was gold-poor at the time after the faggotry of Versailles. They had to pay debts. Also the NatSocs backed their currency on the value of their labor force, rendering gold obsolete. They did stack what they had as bullion, and they used it partly to found banks for jewish resettlement of Palestine.
>"The SS concluded written Agreements with the Zionist organization to ensure that Jews in Germany or under their control were forced to emigrate, selling their assets, the proceeds of which were placed in German bank accounts which would be available to the Jewish Agency for the purchase of goods and services from Germany IF the deportee agreed to settle in Palestine."
And we know how that turned out. Fucking kikes.

I've got a credit card with a promo and no big porches coming up... effective 15% discount.
>2x scottsdale stackers @ 22.7/oz
>1x tube 2023 brits @ 25.26/oz
Or something else?

>>52387443
>>52405472
Love me prospectors. Hate the jews. Simple as.

>>52405886
That £ or $? I'd get the coins, but I've never been too concerned with stacking as close to spot as possible. I just buy what I like.
>captcha: tramp kek

Day 8 request for Greggs coin from MintAnon.

>NORF FC OBVERSE
>SOUF FC REVERSE
>NO NONCES
>GOOD FOR ONE CHIPPY
>1 OZ 999 FINE LASS

>>52394136
>gold in 2022BC: $0 gained
>gold in 2022AD: $0 gained
kek

Posting some color.

>>52396377
After seeing both sides, I do like it a little more. Tough to say. Look on aliexpress to see if that coin is made by counterfeiters there. I nearly bought a solidus on eBay earlier in the year, then I found the EXACT picture on aliexpress. It was 100% a fake and I nearly spent a grand on it. Don't think I'll ever buy 'gold' items on eBay, LCS or coin shows are the way to go. I like to go to the Elks lodge in town and chat it up with the old men, they're all looking to part with cool shit to interested people

>>52393569
I've literally never met a woman that's a numismatist, what sorcery is this?

>>52406355
dont worry you still havent met one, thats a dude

>>52406003
>I just buy what I like.
Same. Since I've got the special discount and it's only about a 2.5oz difference @25oz I'll favor the brits

>>52402994
both are heavy industrial metals, they are critical for industry, tech and military applications but are bulk commodities, so not really something you need to worry about stacking.

>>52406831
yup
stop trying to be cute with your meme metals
just stack gold and silver

>>52406355
This is why I only buy graded stuff.
If you aren't advanced enough to know what a fake looks like then don't even bother with the raw stuff.

I bought the following
>Garrett 15" supersluice
>Garrett 14" classifier (7/16")
>Garrett Gold Guzzler bottle
>Estwing 13oz geological hammer
>some gold flake collection vials
>pocket sized magnet seperator pen

Looking forward to getting out there!

>>52385610
>artful
>beautiful
>sense of art
>blah blah blah
take your meds, buying for anything but pure weight is deluded

>>52407240
and yet people who bought ASEs early are doing better than anyone right now

>>52405686
Oh okay I'll stick with silver and copper than

>>52407277
I don't exchange paper for gold and silver to speculate. If you want to treat silver as NFTs, be my guest.

People in /pmg/ are picking up gold panning? That's epic. Another fun thing is metal detectors, if you're in Europe or east coast USA, you can find quite a lot of silver coins.

>>52385137
I work for a bank whose name I won’t disclose. You fools. You have no idea what you’re doing. No idea how serious this is. This isn't a simple get rich quick scheme. If there’s a short squeeze on gold and silver, all the banks will fail. Every single one. Eight of them are short gold and silver and they would have to pay trillions to cover shorts if gold and silver got to triple digits. The entire financial system will be destroyed if you do this. Gold and Silver is to the banks what GME is to Melvin Capital. Is this what you want to happen when we’re in the middle of a pandemic? If the banks fall apart you will wipe out every single person who is holding dollars. What the hell is wrong with you. America will be destroyed. If you do this, don't think that we won't take away your gold and silver just as we disabled your manipulated short squeeze stocks you unAmerican traitors. You've been warned.

>>52407277
You know that's short term, when the nigs at the wheel crank up the production, premium is going to drop.

>>52405908
did you go on ebay for the prospector

>>52407806
I got them from a random coin shop while out of town. The owner was slinging these for the same price as regular rounds, so I bought them all.

>>52407989
old eagle is really cool, those get some good premiums that have old style date

Bump

>>52407435
/omg/ always has been panners anonymous. Sometimes more, sometimes less.

>>52407617
Sunday evening story time!

I guess I'm gonna buy some more coins today, instead of waiting for the banks to fail and my account being raided.

>>52385173
Hey anons would the new Charles 3 50p be a good choice for my first gold? I here it’s his first coin.

>>52409419
You can buy one if you want, but I imagine the premium on it must be absurd.
How much Gold is in a Gold 50p anyway?

>>52409570
Only half ounce of 22k and then it’s 1300 us roughly but it’s going to be limited minting and highly desired i believe so collectible vale should be high in a year

>>52409419
no, that's a proof, the premiums will be nuts
get a sov or a britannia

>>52409419
Looks terrible, would rather buy sovs or krugs.

uh, did they test this gorilla?

>>52409894
sorry meant for /box/

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>>52409915
>>52409915
>>52409915

>>52393325
I've looked through every piece of silverware in 4 thrift stores and an antique shop. Like 12 hours of digging, and didn't only found plate.

>>52386082
Here ya go

>>52407163
Watch videos to learn what you can! And feel free to ask for help from other panners you run into! Being a trashbag to dispose of any lead you find, and any trash you find as well, whether it's yours or not. Fill in your holes and undo any dams you make for the sluice when you finish. Lastly check local laws for example Washington state requires you have a copy of fish and game regulation either on paper or electronically on your person when digging good luck and post pics