Why not..

[Anonymous No.18036274]

...just buy silver grains? They have farrrrr lower premiums (at least currently).

Why the obsession over bars and coins?

[Anonymous No.18036294]

>>18036274
boomer rocks are inherently valueless, and if the crime or crime-related activity was the legacy of a liar, flim-flammery, deception, arrogance, greed, or incompetence on the part of the perpetrator, we wouldn't find ourselves talking about these in the very same sentence. … [I]n the present case, based on the evidence at trial, I believe that Mr. Moolenaar knew about the contents of the tub, the circumstances of its discovery, and when he knew those things, it was after the investigation had begun into his property. … [M]y client, Mr. Moolenaar, after consideration of the evidence submitted to me, accepts that, as a result of his contact

[Anonymous No.18036309]

>>18036274
mmm shiny dippin dots(ice cream of the future)

[Anonymous No.18036312]

>>18036274
https://digi-broker.com/?assetid=La7oaPL5gA8maMx4rRsjta6JKoZARGgg82Js7m#assets

[Anonymous No.18036344]

>>18036274
I want some, where do i find this fren?

[Anonymous No.18036384]

>>18036344
Most dealers sell them under industrial silver.

Also why not buy junk silver as well? Even if it's only 40% silver, it's still better than buying at 2x premiums

[Anonymous No.18036399]

>>18036274
cursory search indicates that grains are difficult to authentic and would not be trusted by anyone

[Anonymous No.18036474]

>>18036399
This. Bars and coins are fairly easy to authenticate and difficult to counterfeit.

[Anonymous No.18036475]

>>18036399
Melt it into a bar?

[Anonymous No.18036731]

>>18036399
>>18036474
https://www.silverstackers.com/forums/index.php?threads/melt-my-own-silver-bars.66075/#post-828356

>I went to 3 places in the Melbourne CBD a couple of months ago, with this "blob" of gold that I had refined myself.
>All three, with no prompting by me, immediately put it on their XRF machines and made me an offer. (it was .999+)
>I also had a similar blob of silver, but it attracted less interest than the gold.

So if selling blobs of gold (and likely silver) is a thing, then I don't know why you can't just buy silver grain and melt it down into a blob of silver that buyers can analyze.

[Anonymous No.18036753]

C'mon /biz/ this could be our chance to get cheap silver

[Anonymous No.18036825]

>>18036731
I'm pretty sure buyers want some reputable stamp on their bars so they don't by silver coated iron blocks made by chink scammers.

[Anonymous No.18036909]

>>18036825
But according to that forum post he got offers for his block of gold? So it seems like it happens.

[Anonymous No.18036944]

Think about it this way. I'm pretty sure scrap silver can be sold to dealers at spot price. So they must have some way of identifying how much silver is in your grandma's jewelry box when you bring it to them.

Why can't they do the same with a hunk of silver? It'd be even easier.

[Anonymous No.18037013]

I just checked an online dealer and grains are $16 per ounce

C'MON GUYS

[Anonymous No.18037147]

Give me a counterargument if you think I'm wrong, but don't ignore this

THIS COULD BE A WAY TO GET CHEAP SILVER

[Anonymous No.18037210]

>>18036825

If you have the means to authenticate and industry connections then there's no reason not to throw a lowball offer at some dude who walks in off the street with a gold nugget

[Anonymous No.18037211]

you should have a few oz of grain BUT this is only really useful in a situation where fiat collapses and you want to use it to trade. you can weigh out specific amounts for payment. you should actually just get segmented silver bars for this, you can just break those apart, into marked amounts, but the premiums on those are really high

[Anonymous No.18037244]

>>18037210
It wasn't even a lowball offer either. It was spot price.

>>18037211
>premiums on those are really high

Yea, that's why I am even looking into grains in the first place.

[Anonymous No.18037378]

>>18036384
>Even if it's only 40% silver, it's still better than buying at 2x premiums
0,4<0,5 anon

[Anonymous No.18037446]

>>18036731
>I don't know why you can't just buy silver grain and melt it down into a blob of silver that buyers can analyze
You can
Thats the wonderful thing about pms
>>18036825
>stamp
Yea, Chinese are to stupid to figure out how a stencil works ffs boomers are stupid
Same when they want to proof shit with their handwriting

[Anonymous No.18037522]

>>18037211
>you should have a few oz of grain BUT this is only really useful in a situation where fiat collapses and you want to use it to trade.
I if I was trading anon for some ammo or a dozen of my chickens eggs I would be very wary of taking these little silver peas. If you are worried about bartering post fiat collapse just be normal and buy junk silver. I dont have a machine or ability to test grains and probably have more buyers for my foodstuffs with actual verifiable coinage anyway.

[Anonymous No.18037528]

>>18036294
Silver is actually useful unlike your shitcoin ponzi schemes created by college students.

[Anonymous No.18037556]

>>18037528
College students don't create, they consume. But boomer rocks cannot be consumed.

The 80s were the rock, period. It was this generation's golden age. Nirvana were well-known in their home town, while Nine Inch Nails had the largest fan base in the city of Detroit, which is where the singer took his family when the band was formed.

Back in those days, there were two kinds of rock fans in Detroit: 1) the average Joe, who frequented all of the local bands, or 2) the members of the music scene, especially Detroit-based bands.

For the first, music really mattered.

"Once you began your diet, you could pretty much put aside anything else and listen to Hatsune Miku.

[Anonymous No.18037633]

>>18036731
Will these shops/dealers be open during lock down? They won't in the UK.

[Assblaster No.18037658]

>>18037556
Confusing rant but based nonetheless

[Anonymous No.18037940]

>>18037556
Are... are you schizophrenic, anon?

[Anonymous No.18038070]

>>18037446
That's good to here. Still don't know why people are buying $22 ASEs when they can get some grains that are $16 per ounce. Silver is silver (in a non-apocalyptic scenario)

>>18037522
Even junk silver now has ridiculous premiums. Just checked Apmex, $17 for .715 oz.

And I'm not preparing for a Mad Max scenario

>>18037633
They won't be open a year or two from now?

[Anonymous No.18038099]

https://www.apmex.com/product/16485/90-silver-coins-10-face-value-roll

>only $9.99 per oz over spot
>ONLY

And that's junk silver too

[Anonymous No.18038106]

>>18036475
Why don't the sellers do that?

[Anonymous No.18038356]

>>18038106
Maybe they do. But they are in the business of selling this stuff, and I'd assume there's always some demand for industrial silver worth supplying, even if silver coins will make you more money

[Anonymous No.18038377]

>>18038356
*even if silver coins have ridiculous premiums, rather.

[Anonymous No.18038868]

Well I'm off to bed, but people better have some good counterarguments in the morning or I'm doing this

[Anonymous No.18039722]

>>18036274
>>18036294
>>18036309
>>18036344
>>18036384
>>18036399
>>18036474
>>18036474
>>18036475
>>18036731
>>18036753
>>18036825
>>18036909
>>18036944
>>18037013
>>18037147
>>18037210
>>18037211
>>18037244
>>18037378
>>18037446
>>18037522
>>18037528
>>18037556
>>18037633
>>18037658
>>18037940
>>18038070
>>18038099
>>18038106
>>18038356
>>18038377
>>18038868
see
>>18036312
>>18038349
THIS IS REAL

[Anonymous No.18039746]

>>18036909
his gold looks like a natural nugget. Dealers will buy gold nuggets no problem because they exist in nature.

silver nuggets not as much.

if he wanted a better test he'd make it obvious he melted the thing.

[Anonymous No.18039896]

PM Dealer Chad here:

Grains are easily tested for purity in seconds

I take a small jewelers file tear drop shaped so the rifles are on the edge as well and scratch a small indentation about 1/16 of an inch into the piece of shot and drop 1 drop of common cheap nitric acid or silver testing solution into the crack and look for a reaction.

Fake shot fizzles foams and turns green oxidizing rapidly

real silver turns light blue with little reaction for nitric acid and with silver testing solution I think if I remember has the same effect

[Anonymous No.18039923]

>>18039896
a piece of silver shot is worth a couple cents, your labor and acid is worth more

[Anonymous No.18039950]

[Anonymous No.18039976]

Yeah now... that one gram piece could in the future be worth a bit more but we shall see

[Anonymous No.18040017]

>>18039896
>>18039896
>testing each grain

Cool just 40,000 more to go.

[Anonymous No.18040073]

Senor, you bring me 40,000 grains and we have no problem

[Anonymous No.18040097]

tests a few random pieces and pays the man

[Anonymous No.18040158]

How about get the fuck out of my shop with your pebbles that maybe are worth $100

[Anonymous No.18040312]

>>18038349
pic related is what thread was. The jannies shut it down.

[Anonymous No.18040360]

>>18040312
nobody is buying your stupid shitcoin scam

[Anonymous No.18040363]

>>18040312
also, pic related detail to the pic related

[Anonymous No.18040473]

>>18040360
I bought one.

[Anonymous No.18040503]

>>18040473
Lets see your physical silver you bought

[Anonymous No.18040658]

>>18040503
I haven’t redeemed it. I wanna see if I can buy some more and then redeem it. I doubt it is a scam, they say that the shipping is free though so.

[Anonymous No.18040832]

>>18040658
If shipping is free wouldn't you want to try and redeem it first to make sure it's not a scam before you hand over more currency? Or are you naive? Or are you the scammer samefagging with a proxy?

[Anonymous No.18040873]

>>18040832
Im a poorfag and I really like the idea of stirring my tea with a 10 gram column of silver. They send you combibars according to them.

[Anonymous No.18040882]

>>18040363
what a faggot

[Anonymous No.18040963]

>>18040873
Poor fags don't have cash to waste on potential scams or fancy tea stirs. Fuck off scammer

[Anonymous No.18041043]

>>18040963
>ten cents over spot for grams of pure silver
>31 grams is an ounce
>hurt durr fancy tea stir not gud by
Kys

[Anonymous No.18041093]

>>18041043
You're the one claiming to be a poorfag only able to afford one gram at a time.

[Anonymous No.18041126]

>>18041043
The fact that you're so adamant about defending this scam shows you have an interest in people not thinking it's a scam. If you're just a naive poorfag then you'd say "I don't really care what you think bye" Instead you defend it, for no other reason than hoping other idiots will fall for your scam.

[Anonymous No.18041168]

>>18041126
I don’t really care what you think buy

[Anonymous No.18041189]

>>18041168
Bye scammer

[Anonymous No.18041327]

>>18039722
Based

[Anonymous No.18041364]

>>18036294
>>18037556
Literal bot trying to learn how to post convincing english.

[Anonymous No.18041375]

>>18041327
It's a scam anon.

[Anonymous No.18041385]

Silver speculators are half a notch above people who steal copper wire from a/c units

[Anonymous No.18041405]

>>18041375
Yeah but it's a based one

[Anonymous No.18042241]

>>18041385
Ouch. Something crawled up your ass with a death wish, huh? And what separates people who steal copper from A/C units from people who salvage old motherboards, or steal catalytic converters?

[Anonymous No.18043167]

>>18042241
the color of their skin

[Anonymous No.18043206]

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