/PMG/ Precious Metals General - We Are All Going To Make It

[Anonymous No.18831148]

Bullion Dealers

https://www.apmex.com/
https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/
https://www.bgasc.com/
https://www.gainesvillecoins.com/
https://www.jmbullion.com/
https://www.providentmetals.com/
https://www.silvertowne.com/
https://sdbullion.com/
https://schiffgold.com/
https://goldsilver.com/
https://pinehurstcoins.com/
https://www.sprottmoney.com/
https://www.moneymetals.com/
https://monumentmetals.com/
https://www.goldenstatemint.com/
https://goldsilver.be/en/
https://www.muenze-berlin.de/
https://www.hollandgold.nl/
https://www.europesilverbullion.com/
https://www.celticgold.eu/en/
https://www.muenzeoesterreich.at/eng/

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/

>News
https://www.kitco.com/
http://silverseek.com/
https://www.mining.com/

>Bullion tax info by state:
https://www.apmex.com/state-sales-tax-information

>Prospecting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCL6FKQZyoM [Embed] [Embed] [Open]
https://www.usgs.gov/energy-and-minerals/mineral-resources-program/science
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/mineral-titles/mt-faqs/faq_fmc.pdf
https://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/mines-and-minerals/mining-act
https://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Test
Nitric Acid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mg9YcAShTo
Magnets, how do they work?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgSXg-WOEVY

>YouTube/Podcasts
https://www.youtube.com/user/silverguru David Morgan
https://www.youtube.com/user/SprottGlobal
https://www.youtube.com/user/KitcoNews
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqmToXM7x2tD7-2rs0KvObA Silver Bullion TV
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXPvtSNFvh9FJrwN02crJ_A money metals exchange podcast
https://www.youtube.com/user/whygoldandsilver mike maloney's channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClzSFvylrK8ij3KVwrHzjdA As Good As Gold Australia

[Anonymous No.18831210]

[Anonymous No.18831233]

http://freetofindtruth.blogspot.com/2017/08/40-42-54-84-93-99-123-144-167-314-fort.html
http://freetofindtruth.blogspot.com/2017/06/58-precious-metal-or-gold-silver-and.html
http://freetofindtruth.blogspot.com/2017/02/13-39-40-41-42-119-wizard-of-oz-story.html

[Anonymous No.18831441]

Thinking of buying heavier like from 100g or above of gold.
But Is it better to buy smaller weights so it's easier to sell to normies?

[Anonymous No.18831591]

>>18831148
1oz gold unicorn looks sold out everywhere... anyone knows where I could buy it? I want it as a present for my lady

[Anonymous No.18831611]

Why can't we have pic related as a coin?

[Anonymous No.18831618]

*enhance*

[Anonymous No.18831636]

>>18831441
>have 100 gram bar
>costs a months wages
yeah ok I'll take a yellow rock

[Anonymous No.18831647]

What's the point of palladium?

[Anonymous No.18831660]

>>18831611
Make them and sell them.

[Anonymous No.18831694]

When are you guys going to sell your gold positions?

I'm targeting S&P/Gold going under 1

[Anonymous No.18831713]

Joshua Copperstein
Abraham Diamond
David Silverman
Daniel Goldberg

[Anonymous No.18831730]

>>18831694
When an ounce of gold buys a house.

[Anonymous No.18831748]

>>18831694
Currently holding gold/silver/platinum. Planning on swapping silver for gold in increments as the ratio falls to certain levels like 60, 50, etc. Never planning on selling anything for fiat unless I absolutely have to in order to pay for like a real estate down payment or something maybe

[Anonymous No.18831864]

>>18831660
I'm not jewish

[Anonymous No.18832029]

Stock-to-Flow

[Anonymous No.18832058]

>>18831864
Well you sound like a nigger, you don't need to be jewish to mint your own bullion and sell them, you do not have to charge such an insane premium.

[Anonymous No.18832154]

>>18832029
is this image implying that gold is scarcer than platinum and palladium? I dont think thats accurate

[Anonymous No.18832160]

>>18832058
Oh. Sorry for making a joke

[Anonymous No.18832225]

>>18831647
plz respond

[Anonymous No.18832259]

>>18832160
You better be, I just activated a decentralized assassination oracle contract on your fucking face you fucking faggot!! It will be carried out by the Sinaloa cartel division of chainlink headed by sandro salsano hinself!! You're dead nigger!!

[Anonymous No.18832323]

>>18832259
what happens in the division, stays in the division. you just fucked up pisano, talked too much. when sandros is done with his clean up at anons house, your going to get a little visit form him

[Anonymous No.18832413]

>>18832259
>>18832323
https://youtu.be/Tlwda9S58Lg

[Anonymous No.18832501]

>>18831441
These sizes are used if you want to buy land, house or something comparable
What you are asking is like buying soda can with 5000$ banknote, nobody will have any change for this so you won't buy anything since it's too big. But if you have 2-3 of those you can get a car or full loaded truck of goods from warehouse

[PAN MAN No.18832797]

Want to learn about your regions mineral wealth, how to claim it and access it? Ask here and I ll give you a quick answer with some places to investigate.

Handy Links

How to gold pan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCL6FKQZyoM

How to read a river
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axOgdmI3o3g

How to stake a claim
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/mineral-titles/mt-faqs/faq_mtclaims.pdf
https://www.blm.gov/programs/energy-and-minerals/mining-and-minerals/locatable-minerals/mining-claims/staking-a-claim

Basic tools
> gold pan, shovel / pick, sniffer bottle, hand lens, pry bar, sledge hammer, 10 gallon buckets

Literature on prospecting
>The Guide to Gold Panning In British Columbia by Barlee, N. L.
>Gold Panning the Pacific Northwest: A Guide to the Area’s Best Sites for Gold

[PAN MAN No.18832816]

>>18831647
palladium is both a very rare element and an industrial element, used as a catalizer in many major heavy industrial processes and other tasks. Its only currently mined at 3 places in russia and extracted as a by product of some larger copper mines.

[Anonymous No.18832845]

>240 oz silver
>$4959 total

Did I do good? 10 batbois 160 ASEs 1 frosty batboi from the goobermint and 25 oz in bars from scottsdale

[Anonymous No.18832854]

>>18832797
Any gold in florida?

[PAN MAN No.18832908]

>>18832854
sorry buddy other than old pirate gold there is no gold or silver in hard rock or placer in Florida. I believe to date its the only place in the US that hasnt found gold.

[Anonymous No.18832915]

>>18832845
get at least 1oz of gold, you're overexposed to silver. ammount is good, but I would consider to start balancing at this point

[Anonymous No.18832938]

>>18832915
what is a good ratio or gold to silver?

[Anonymous No.18832972]

>>18832029
Sauce on this chart?

[Anonymous No.18833004]

>>18832938
I'm not an expert but would consider 1oz of gold per each 50oz of silver. Personally I'm 99% gold right now, but its because I accidentally found 8000 euros in cash and bought 5oz of gold with it lol. Don't know your story, this is how things played out for me

[Anonymous No.18833018]

>>18833004
I "find" money all the time too anon but yeah I will look into gold my next purchase.

[Anonymous No.18833053]

>>18833004
Hahaha where did you find 8k euro laying around?

[Anonymous No.18833074]

>>18833004
heh, are you that anon from a few months ago who found a chunk of highly valuable ambergris?

[Anonymous No.18833079]

when i take pictures of my "Stack" i feel like i got to make sure its extra shiny

[Anonymous No.18833081]

>>18832908
Are gold nuggets on ebay worth the money? How pure is Alaskan gold?

[Anonymous No.18833088]

>>18833074
I remember this. I'd love to know the outcome.

[Anonymous No.18833090]

>>18833079
but at the same time i feel like pic related is plenty

[Anonymous No.18833105]

>>18833090
or should i go even more basic and just be like

[Anonymous No.18833118]

>>18833004
> I accidentally found 8000 euros in cash

[Anonymous No.18833143]

>>18833053
We were living in old apartment with my family for like 10 years and they were saving here and there putting everything in envelopes, then we sold that apartment and moved in another one. It was very hot and crazy deal so we had to move very fast and just forgot about all those "secret stashes" because moving was very chaotic.

Few weeks ago we were sitting at kitchen, talking how do we go through all what's going on right now and parents were like "STOP!!!" and began to look around for these "stashes". Eventually in few hours we found everything and moved that to gold. Would be not funny to find it 5 years later when currency will be obsolete lol

>>18833074
Nope, not been visiting /biz for year or so

[Anonymous No.18833174]

>>18832029
>>18832058

[Anonymous No.18833195]

>>18832972
>>18832154
see>>18833174

[Anonymous No.18833212]

>>18833143
so you and your family were still in the apartment that you sold, and were able to recover the cash before transferring the apt ownership? what a fucking crazy story. i can't believe it. hope it's real though and congrats if it is. what country is this where, your euros would quickly lose value and you would have to go all-in on gold? how the fuck are you going to eat if all your savings are in gold now?

[Anonymous No.18833214]

>>18833195
I also came to learn recently that platinum based drugs are used in chemotherapy.

[Anonymous No.18833225]

>>18831730
See, this is delusion

[Anonymous No.18833228]

>>18833214

[Anonymous No.18833239]

Am I going to make it boys?

About 2500 silver, 3 Oz gold

[Anonymous No.18833240]

>>18831694
You mean the Dow/Gold ratio under 1? I am trying to figure this out as we speak. Why would I buy the dow if the entire dollar collapses? Or am I being delusional about the dollar collapsing?

In any normal depression you play the dow/gold ratio but who knows how bad things are going to get.

[PAN MAN No.18833263]

>>18833081
buying nuggets on ebay is a racket, go look for other places that sell them like this https://www.nuggetsbygrant.com/collections/all

Gold nuggets are raw ore of gold. Always remember that. They are not 99.99% pure. The best your probably going to find is 94% pure. If you want a legit shiny rock though that looks nice on your desk or in your collection or as jewellery go for them. Each nugget is different and never the same.

[Anonymous No.18833265]

>>18833239
only if you give us your address so a quality assurance agent can be right out to you

[Anonymous No.18833295]

>>18831730
Do you actually believe this?

[Anonymous No.18833299]

>>18833239
Your floor looks dirty. You're never gonna make it if you live like a slob.

[Anonymous No.18833304]

>>18833239
You're probably at the point where you should be more strategic about storing all of that, don't keep your eggs in one basket

[Anonymous No.18833319]

>>18831730
>>18833295
Historically isn't it more like 10oz gold for a modest house?

[Anonymous No.18833334]

>>18833319
No, around 100.

[Anonymous No.18833337]

>>18833240
>Why would I buy the dow if the entire dollar collapses? Or am I being delusional about the dollar collapsing?
You don't need to buy the dow, even if the USD goes to shit that doesn't mean American businesses like Coca Cola go away

[Anonymous No.18833354]

>>18833225
>>18833295
No, I think if gold bugs are lucky they will be able to buy a house for 10 ounces, though we might be underestimating the liquidity issues of the modern global economy, so maybe we might witness something crazy in our lifetimes.

[Anonymous No.18833356]

>>18833212
We took some furniture, books and other stuff from old place when moving to new one, and cash was there. We pretty much lived with that and absolutely forgot about it, that's why surprise money went to gold to continue "store that value".

Where I live we had like 4 different currencies in last 30 years so people here are used to that paper money changes from time to time and you'd better not to rely on it too much.
In regards to euro, can't say much because its very young currency (it's less than 20 years old) and in many places here people still do mental calculations like "oh this used to be 100 marks / forints / liras / rubles, now it's X euros, okay". I don't see any of europeans concerned about that, if euro will die people will adjust in two months to new papers, unlike people in US who can't imagine any pricing besides USD (can be wrong about this, sorry for confusion if so)

>>18833319
More like 40, depending on area can be bigger. 15 is when everything is -80% like it's going to be soon

[Anonymous No.18833364]

>>18833263
thanks for the link

[PAN MAN No.18833394]

>>18833364
always remember there is a big mark up on nuggets because of the collector / jewelers that buy them, as well as how rare the larger ones have become over the last few decades.

[Anonymous No.18833404]

>>18833356
thanks that is believable

>>18833319
valuation is swinging all over the place and it really depends on where that house is, the land value, proximity to nearby places. i can probably find land for sale in the middle of nowhere for 1 oz. gold. having said that, i would have a huge task ahead of me in building and getting building permits to make that land livable. buying a house that others have lived in feels like a bad idea. just learn how to build your own house man. people do it. there's a tribe in a highlands of vietnam where the men must learn how to build a house as a rite of passage.

[Anonymous No.18833422]

>>18833394
Will it always be possible to go and find them yourself?

[PAN MAN No.18833451]

>>18833422
probably, they get harder to find in the same areas over time, but new stuff usually appears every year. I ve gone back over the same ground for over 15 years and every spring I find some part of a creek or bank thats shifted that produces new gold.

Australia's nuggets are getting easier to find in fact, thanks to the changes in rain washing away more surface material.

[Anonymous No.18833467]

>>18833356
the average normie in the US couldn't fathom the US dollar collapsing, like nazis from space would be more realistic to them.

who knows in reality, i could see the US creating new currency when oil stops being backed by dollars

[Anonymous No.18833481]

>>18833451
Pan-Man, can you tell us about your stack if you don't mind? Eagles, Rounds, Bars?

Also *hugs*

[Anonymous No.18833482]

>>18833451
Any ideas where I could go panning in Australia?

[Anonymous No.18833529]

>>18833334
Yeah but its going to inverse so hard the other way because of so much money in the system and billions more people on the planet.

An average home price will have to drop to like 20k or something, when now it is currently like 170k. Gold gets revalued to 20k/oz and it buys you a home.

There would literally be no reason to buy gold and silver if we had a dollar collapse and you simply just maintained your wealth while main street is burning to the ground.

I mean what do you think is going to happen? You put your entire net worth into gold, dollar collapses, and you are going to go about your day, paying your mortgage, buying 10$/gas/....and go thru the starbucks drive thru to get your frappacino as roving gangs of niggers are gangbanging white housewives in the street 100 yards away from you?

Nonsense.

Thats when you buy assets for literally a penny on the dollar for what it cost you to buy the gold and silver in the current fiat paradigm. Its going to be a HUGE shift, where you make out good like a bandit with even a little bit of gold and silver.

There are enough people in america who have gold and silver, where you can start rebuilding society....but all those stackers....in reality dont have that much....i mean i would bet 90% of people who own gold and silver and would consider themselves somewhat of a stacker have less than 500 ounces of silver and less than 5 ounces of gold.

So the situation HAS to be that someone with 100 ounces of silver or 2-3 ounces of gold has to become relatively much wealthier than those who lose all their savings in fiat and are destitute. Otherwise there is literally no point in even getting metals if it isnt going to be a relatively huge shift upwards compared to non metal holders.

[Anonymous No.18833561]

>>18833263
not bad honestly, considering generic grams are going for $70+ lately

[Anonymous No.18833569]

>>18833529
What are you trying to say cletus?

[Anonymous No.18833604]

>>18832854
Every thread

[Anonymous No.18833618]

>>18833337
That makes sense. Even if the dollar collapses, essential businesses won't go away like water treatment facilities, transportation companies, trucking companies, etc. At least I don't think they would.

But I could see a lot of useless business desolving. Coca Cola isn't really an essential business, but if worst came to worst for them they could just sell water, so I doubt they go away either.

[Anonymous No.18833620]

>>18833079
>so many ASE's

Sexy

[Anonymous No.18833637]

>>18833334
I mean honestly...who gives a fuck if gold goes to 100k/oz and silver goes to 500$/oz in the current fiat paradigm when everything is melting down? I mean if the Dow collapses and people lose 95% of their net worth...and you now have 1 million dollars because silver shot up to 2000$/oz with your halfway decent 500 ounce silver stack....who cares? It isnt going to be like you can go out and buy a lambo and take some hot chick to the newest hottest restaurant.

You buy assets. You buy a harem. You buy dark black slaves, and prosper in a way that our forefathers prospered.

I wish that these porn companies like brazzers would have made porn shoots at some colonial looking home surrounded by fields...and have the male porn actor dress up with one of those wigs like george washington made and their colonial garb...and then they show some hot black mutt slave who is in the barn after a hard days work of picking cotton, then the male porn actor dressed up like thomas jefferson goes to the barn late at night and then brings her back to his suite in the main house and has her disrobe as he takes off his wig and colonial garb and then just fills her pussy with semen in his comfy bed.

This is the kind of "making it" scenario I have in my head when the dollar collapses.

[Anonymous No.18833671]

>>18833467
Here it seems like people are going to leave dollar behind and move on something else. Everyone is talking about gold backed yuan / ruble or basket of currencies. In general less and less people want dollars. Normies don't care ofcourse, they are used to that there are 666 currencies and they all mean nothing

[Anonymous No.18833672]

>>18833569
Im saying that 100 ounces of gold for a home post collapse is nonsense. Its going to be like 2.

[PAN MAN No.18833683]

>>18833481
I have 120 ounces of silver I smelted back just at the end of highschool when I was getting serious with prospecting / mining and about 15 ounces of smelted gold at the moment. I had 30 this spring, but i converted half to cash to help pay for this years diamond drill program on my hard rock silver gold claim. I ve shown some photos before of some of my bars here already, but i dont really like putting my full shack out online.

If I cant sell or lease this silver / gold claim off this summer, I am planning to get permits to do a "bulk sample" which I ll have shipped to a mill in Greenwood BC to be processed.

Here are some of those bars and rounds, there not that interesting, and there not 99.99%. I still put a fuck load of effort into getting them though.

[PAN MAN No.18833701]

>>18833482
which part of Australia, there are I think 7 gold fields in Australia and they are all different in geology and gold type.

[Anonymous No.18833703]

>>18833354
I think 10 oz is reasonable to buy a modest house. That's assuming gold gets close to $20k/oz, which I don't think is unrealistic if you look at the dow gold ratio. It's hit close to 1 twice, Once in 1929 and the other time in 1980. A lot of people think it will even go below 1.

10 oz gold at $20k/oz means 200,000 dollars. Housing market is going to crash to, so prices will come down, so yes, I think it's completely realistic to be able to buy a house within the next 5 years for 10 oz of gold.

[Anonymous No.18833707]

>>18833604
its probably the same boomer with alheimzers

[PAN MAN No.18833718]

>>18833561
I like this guys site too because he does a good job cleaning his nuggets. Lots of ebay sellers when they get nuggets leave a lot of the grime on them, some people like that but its extra weight thats not gold your paying for.

[Anonymous No.18833719]

>>18833703
Less....1-3 ounces. If you have 200k

[Anonymous No.18833727]

>>18833701
I am in NSW south of sydney any gold places near me?

[Anonymous No.18833736]

>>18833671
where are you located?

[Anonymous No.18833747]

>>18833736
Eastern Europe

[PAN MAN No.18833758]

>>18833727
There was a major rush to New South Wales in 1851. I cant fit how much info there is on the mining done in the area, try this wiki article on it and I can go more into detail about it focused on specific areas. It was a big deal, I ve got 5 books on Western Australias gold on its own.

[Anonymous No.18833762]

>>18833683
make some /PMG/ stamped panman rounds or bars
i would buy

[PAN MAN No.18833780]

>>18833758
fuck i am retarded link
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_South_Wales_gold_rush

[Anonymous No.18833802]

>>18833747
with crypto currencys forcing banks to speed up money transfers and converting currency. i could honestly see the whole world go away from a central currency and use something like IBM's instant money converter.

[PAN MAN No.18833810]

>>18833762
would people actually be interested in that? I could have it done, it wouldnt be hard to stamp rounds with /PMG/ and a shitpost bottom line. Getting art done with a stamp though would be a lot more expensive.

[Anonymous No.18833842]

>>18833810
you have lots of experience, honestly you might be able to pull off having a youtube channel with a weekly broadcast about mining, with an ad to shill your metals at the bottom lol

[Anonymous No.18833856]

new to PMs, dumb question it looks like even 100oz ingots have a 30% premium over spot silver from the OP links. Is there a better way to get it for <5% premium?

[Anonymous No.18833865]

>>18833174
Wtf, this jpg made me want to invest in silver instead of platinum

[PAN MAN No.18833892]

>>18833842
I ve thought about it honestly, but I just don't have the time. I am working all summer, but winter thats different. I am not working much lately in the winter. I might seriously look into the matter this winter. Its not like I have anything else other than research in the dark of winter.

[Anonymous No.18833899]

>>18833856
purchase firearm
???
profit
but in all seriousness, not really this crash taught us no one wants to sell physical silver under $18 anymore. i'm still hoping out ASE's drop below $20/oz by june. but i'm buying any 1oz govt mint coin for under 20/oz with my weekly checks

[Anonymous No.18833919]

>>18833802
You can buy up all crypto with printing press (which has happened already) and it all makse no sense, that's why people rush to gold since it's only truly decentralized thing

[Anonymous No.18833921]

>>18833892
so i would suggest getting like a go pro, or some BS. and just set it up to record ridiculous amounts of footage in the summer, and go through it in the winter and just delete 99% of it and use the rest...

[Anonymous No.18833923]

>>18832797
In California I've had it as a hobby for a while, sluice box and pans and crevice suckers and stuff. Is it actually possible as a hobbyist to consistently find more than the gas it costs to drive there?

San Diego if you have any advice. I did some research a while ago but dry panning seems awful. LA county mountains have a tiny bit but I was never successful there.

[Anonymous No.18833936]

>>18833919
not actually use XLM as a reserve currency, just the technology to be able to send money and convert it to different currencies instantly

[PAN MAN No.18833959]

>>18833921
I know! I ll steal 911 Mining's shtick! maybe with some drone footage and simple quiet commentary. I have this figured out.

[Anonymous No.18833987]

>>18833671
>>18833747
I don't think the other currencies are any more credible than the USD and there's not enough demand for them. The basket of relatively hard currencies left would be the Euro/Canada Dollar/Australia Dollar/Swiss Franc/British Pound/Singapore Dollar/Swedish, Norweigian and Danish Kroner.

A basket composed of any great power fiat has too much political risk. It will almost certainly go back to gold.

[Anonymous No.18833990]

>>18833892
please post more historic bc photos
thanks

[Anonymous No.18834012]

>>18833959
also I would subscribe to your youtube channel because you have tremendous stories

thx

[PAN MAN No.18834036]

>>18833990
you people want them, I ll give them.
Alaska Perseverance Co. mine and buildings, Silverbow Basin near Juneau, Alaska, August 21, 1910

[PAN MAN No.18834058]

>>18834012
I ll think about it, I do end up using drones for surveying, might as well put it on youtube.

[Anonymous No.18834094]

>>18834058
for sure, if your out there doing this stuff, at least get the footage and photos, over time i think it'll make for some good story aids.

[Anonymous No.18834188]

>>18833987
There are way too many downsides in dollar. To accept it you have to decline all your rights and accept what US dictates you, as well as live under pressure of your country being canceled from global trade if they will see you as a threat

Or we can just close trading routes so you have to make 35,000km hook instead going straight through ocean. But we can open these routes if you will host our military base. (This happened with Japan)

It's just not worth to accept terms of this kind of histeric partner so why would we don't create some other payment system? Oh, here they are again, want to put sanctions on us because we don't use (((their))) currency. Okay guys let's get rid of that garbage and let it go

I mean I don't care because I do live outside US, just giving overall sentiment since looks like on your side of ocean people don't know that there are other mediums of exchange.

If indeed there will be default on treasuries held by China it will result very bad. However even fact that they ever told about it in public is putting USD in very victim position. For sure they will not default on this since it's suicide, however some massive beating is about to happen so better be prepared all over the world and have some real stuff

[Anonymous No.18834191]

Anyone know if there is a gold index fund you can invest in?

[PAN MAN No.18834201]

>>18833990
The Alamo mine mill and concentrator plant in the 1920s. Built after a man named Jim Dice went and reworked an adit abandoned by friends the years before. He spent two years looking at different drifts until he found a 18 foot wide vein of galena grading 30% silver. He became an instant millionaire, but blew all his money away and eventually ended up becoming the night watch man of the abandoned property he once owned..

[Anonymous No.18834225]

>>18834201
Spooky.

I guess with drone footage being released you will be ok with others aware of your spots?

[PAN MAN No.18834285]

>>18834225
if you figure out who I am, than you can find all my claim info online, its all public knowledge. However I really dont give a dam about people claim jumping my places unless they brought in heavy equipment or were shit heads and made a mess. My ores all in major tonnage, a few dozen rocks missing doesn't effect me.

[Anonymous No.18834352]

>>18834285
That's awesome. You'd be surprised the kind of rift raft that any channel can attract though. It's just something to keep in mind. I would expect people to show up if they were able to find it. Hopefully with good intentions.

I would love to see a historic look at some of the spots. Cool drone shots, calm narration. Shiny things. That sounds cozy to me.

Regardless of how you pursue it, or even if you pursue it. I wish you good luck on your future endeavors.

[Anonymous No.18834358]

>>18833637
Definitely gonna make it

[Anonymous No.18834364]

>>18834285
also if you have anything from ontario? maybe sudbury please share

[Anonymous No.18834423]

>>18834285
Is it even worth it to pan the north saskatchewan?

[Anonymous No.18834433]

>>18834352
like not looking to get rich, but a gram for two days of work or even half a gram, is that possible?
im in spruce grove if that helps

[Anonymous No.18834487]

>>18833810
If it's .999 refined and with an Apu face i'd buy the shit out of it, at least 250oz, no matter if you are 30% above regular ASE or philly.
>Frens' Pure Silver
*Apu face*
>/PMG/ Gonna make It /PMG/

[PAN MAN No.18834540]

>>18834364
Sudbury has produced hundreds of thousands of ounces of gold and silver as by products from nickel and other heavy metal mining, however most of the ore there is deep and lower in grade than hand miners like my self would bother working. I ve been digging around for my book on the Sudbury region that has several interesting old mines people could look around but i have piles of old documents laying around so it may take a few days.

[PAN MAN No.18834565]

>>18834423
Yes, in fact after the spring floods many men would go and rocker box 1 or 2 grams an hour on the major bars of the river length. The gold is small but basically everywhere, and all it requires is a bit of work to find a good concentration. Look for the black sand beaches.

[PAN MAN No.18834607]

>>18834487
I ll call the mill at Greenwood and see how refined they can go. They have been having issues for ages with their flotation setup and they cant get grade past 95%, if thats not fixed I could see if another refinery or assayer is around in BC.

[Anonymous No.18834645]

>>18834607
Lets say the spot is @15, for how much you could sell Apu oz with frendly prices while remaining profitable?

[PAN MAN No.18834669]

>>18834645
I really don't know yet, my first few assays from that ore were great, well within small scale mining level, but I need to drill first to find out how many tonnes I actually have. If it doesnt go to depth, than it wouldnt be economically viable to work on.

[Anonymous No.18834741]

>>18834540
My grandfather worked in creighton mine (around sudbury). town doesnt even exist anymore. never met him as he died before me but I saw a cool photo of him with his mining gear.

[PAN MAN No.18834791]

>>18834741
yea not a lot left there I am afraid, same thing for places like Uranium City and Bradian or Anyox. When the ore dried up, so did the town.

Fun fact, the Creighton mine was the deepest nickel mine on earth at almost 2075m and new tech and exploration is allowing modern mining to be planned for depths up to 3km below the surface.

[Anonymous No.18834917]

cop or not? pretty steep premium but one of the cheaper coins and the dragon is dope

how does platinum feel in the hand? it's denser than gold and silver which makes me attracted to it

[Anonymous No.18834957]

Ive got about 60 oz of silver, am I safe?

[Anonymous No.18834961]

>>18834917
Silver SV

[Anonymous No.18835001]

>>18834961
what does this mean

[Anonymous No.18835004]

>>18833810
Yes.

[PAN MAN No.18835040]

>>18834957
your doing good keep at it!

[Anonymous No.18835076]

>>18834917
a couple places have bars for <875 shipped, up to you whether or not that premium is worth it.l

[Anonymous No.18835077]

>>18834791
Thats a cool fact. I dont know if my mother is aware of that. Will pass that along. Anything on Elliot lake? Quite the history in that part of the bush. Its where they now ship all the seniors from various parts of ontario when they retire. its dirt cheap to live there. some speculate because there is high levels of radon. Im not sure if I subscribe to that, but it's what Ive heard.

[Anonymous No.18835084]

>>18834917
Still not as dense as you are for wanting an useless memetal when gold&silver exist.

[PAN MAN No.18835148]

>>18835077
I ve heard tell of the Radon issue, I have an old news article actually from the 1950s talking about that issue in fact. I even have it scanned hang on time to dig.

Yes there were major silver and uranium deposits in the area, and several locations are being actively investigated for future mining. Not really a great gold or silver area for small time guys to explore, its all deep and in the super hard canadian shield rock.

[Anonymous No.18835289]

Which silver products can I finger fuck and shove in my ass without the risk of tarnishing spotting and discoloring? I just want to slap my ballskin on some nice feeling silver.

[Anonymous No.18835473]

>>18833356
Can confirm the mental gymnastics. Our old currency was apperantly worth less than the euro, so everything seems cheap er to people who don't do the gymnastics.

[Anonymous No.18835721]

>>18833810
>>18831611
Stamp like this would cost how much? Got a local smelter who could combine a couple oz

[Anonymous No.18835757]

Explain like I'm a retard
Why would I buy pet rocks instead of crypto? Crypto is much easier to store, use and hide from the taxman.

[PAN MAN No.18835795]

>>18835721
last time I looked into it, I think a proper stamping dye was in the range of $1200-$1400. Not really expensive but the big issue is it would take several months to arrive. there is only one really good dye maker in Canada at the moment and for some insane reason its illegal to import them from elsewhere as they are listed as "counterfeiting equipment".

[Anonymous No.18835827]

>>18835757
Because one has been around for millennia as a store of wealth and the other is an autistic version of gambling.

[Anonymous No.18835845]

>>18835757
because your average citizen no matter where you live in the world doesnt give a flying fuck about crypto. everyone understands that gold and silver are valuable.

[PAN MAN No.18835940]

>>18835845
pretty much this. Precious metals let you barter with a peasant in the Peruvian mountains and trade for shares with a broker in LA. They are easily recognized in all corners of the world as valuable and easy to convert into material necessities.

[Anonymous No.18835970]

Isn't it a self-fulfilling prophecy? Like these elements in particular are valuable because people think they are? I don't see why Bitcoin is not as valuable in 2020 except if you're betting on an apocalyptic event that wipes out the internet and technology and you have to barter your gold pieces for food.

[Anonymous No.18835981]

>>18835970
even then gold and silver won't see any use.

the problem is they either have to be so worthless that nobody counterfeits them or every peasant in the Peruvian mountains has to have equipment and knowledge to test them.

neither case is likely

[Anonymous No.18836007]

>>18835981
So what's the use then? I might as well make counterfeits and resell them to idiot peasants?

[Anonymous No.18836394]

>>18836007
>counterfeiting gold

[Anonymous No.18836421]

>>18836394
maybe he'll take 90% gold and pawn it off as .999

[Anonymous No.18836428]

>>18835076
apmex has em for 915

[Anonymous No.18836525]

>>18836421
Or do what those chinese ebay sellers do: fill the bar with tungsten and leave a tiny gold plating. Who is gonna cut their gold bar in half to check?

[Anonymous No.18836531]

>>18836525
Anybody who buys PMs off ebay deserves what they get.

[Anonymous No.18836929]

>>18835289
5 oz batbois in a plastic capsule, assuming you ever make threads

[Anonymous No.18836957]

so what happens to historically monetary assets like gold and silver in a scenario where all fiat currency absolutely and completely collapses?

[Anonymous No.18837460]

bump

[Anonymous No.18838473]

>>18836957
When was the last time in human history that we've even HAD fiat currency the world over?

[Anonymous No.18838514]

>>18831694
My brother, sister, and I pooled our money to buy our stack. It's the family treasury. Anyone blood-related can borrow from it but they have to replace what they borrow. Terms are set on a case-by-case basis.

[Anonymous No.18838527]

>>18834012
Why is Liberty not wielding any weapon? Britannia would fuck her up in 1 on 1.

[Anonymous No.18838543]

>>18838527
>Why is Liberty not wielding any weapon
That's Justitia's job.

[Anonymous No.18838596]

>>18838543
>Justita
She is blind and her name sounds like tits. Britannia has not only a trident but also helmet and shield. Britannia is the most powerful and well protected coin lady there is. Sorry.

[Anonymous No.18838961]

>>18838596
Sounds like British cope to me.

[Anonymous No.18838966]

>tfw fell for the bat meme

[Anonymous No.18839532]

Some gold I got recently

[Anonymous No.18839539]

>>18831660
based

>>18833174
>>18833195
>>18833214
Well, I think this is my tipping point to grab a few ones of Platinum. The idea would be to use it as leverage to get more gold once the PM ratios return to a natural level. Meaning right now Plat being under gold is a steal.
The only concern would be the historic norms is no longer viable due to (((market manipulations))). In that case I least I have a diversity of PMS.

Also thinking about a small dip into copper for meme sake.

>>18838543
Is there any place to read description of the symbolism of each note? They look sick as fuck and I am going to grab a few.

[Anonymous No.18839560]

>>18838527
Liberty doesn't need weapons, she will suplex britannia and shove that trident up britannia's narrow bong ass.

[Anonymous No.18839904]

>>18839532
Weak chin. He looks like virgin from virgin vs chad meme.

[Anonymous No.18839917]

>>18839539
Good idea. Never hurts to be diversified.

I'm only concentrated in silver as I am because I'm a poorfag trying to come up, and the Trumpbux would either let me buy a little gold, or quite a bit of silver with the ratios the way they are, so I went with the latter, figuring on a correction to move into gold. It sucks, but I had to make the call to all-in on silver. I'll make an appointment to go to the LCS in the next couple days and take a couple hundred in to grab all the silver I can since the online order is going to take time to arrive.

>>18838543
>>18838527
Britannia is too insecure from being trampled on time and again, so she bitched out and started packing.

[Anonymous No.18839984]

>>18838961
>>18839560
>>18839917
Leave lady Britannia alone you stupid yankees.

[Anonymous No.18840160]

>>18839984
>a fucking ramp

[Anonymous No.18840191]

What do you all think the gold:silver ratio will be in the future? I'm hoping for 1:20 but realistically we will be lucky to get a ratio of 1:50 in the future.

[Anonymous No.18840193]

[Anonymous No.18840212]

>>18833923
bumping for Pan Man advice. At some point I had a little conviction to join a club but never got around to it. I'm sure sharing locations, knowledge and bigger tools is really how to do it.

[Anonymous No.18840359]

>>18840191
Spike up to 1:50 at some point, with a long term trend towards bigger ratios (1:100). Unless silver becomes used as currency and more people start holding it.

[Anonymous No.18840393]

>>18840193
based boomer confirmed

nice stack Eustace

[Anonymous No.18840441]

>>18838527
Because only 3rd world shit holes display weapons on their flags/ coins, makes sense Britain is going that way. Pic related.

[Anonymous No.18840562]

>>18840193
did you win on your scratch off?

[Anonymous No.18840581]

I have these 3 + 75 oz of silver. I hope I'll be able to buy a house.

[Anonymous No.18840906]

>>18840562

[Anonymous No.18840926]

>>18840906
:( I never win those damn things..

[Anonymous No.18840967]

>>18840906
nice, but there's no gold in florida :(

[Anonymous No.18841022]

>>18840967
That’s what the pan man says. Guess he hasn’t been to circle k

[Anonymous No.18841098]

>>18834191
GLD or IAU are allegedly physical gold stores in vaults. PHYS as well but I’d go with IAU for lowest cost. I believe all have fairly frequent audits of the gold they’re claiming to have.

GDX or GDXJ is gold mining stocks. If you want an active fund Schiff has EPGFX but idk if I’d recommend it. Pretty high fees.

[Anonymous No.18841424]

>>18839532
Based

[Anonymous No.18841456]

>>18840967
It's in the parks and shit, you have to use a metal detector.

[Anonymous No.18842317]

>>18831611
Jesus I want that

[Anonymous No.18842514]

>>18840581
ur gonna make it bro
we just gotta be patient

well, actually we could all just pull together our metals and offer a parallel currency backed by precious metal holding weebs
>inb4 not ur personal army
that's that jewish anti-community propaganda
we're gonna have to break away from this financial tyranny

[Anonymous No.18842532]

>>18840581
Only if houses fall to 5k.

[Anonymous No.18842571]

>>18833263
Who the fuck is Grant and what's his endgame?

[Anonymous No.18842587]

>>18841098
Thanks.

Are you familiar with Barrick, Kinross, Newmont, Torex, etc... I believe they are all gold mining companies.

what is the difference between those gold mining companies vs the GDX or GDXJ. Are these index funds for gold mining stocks?

[Anonymous No.18842629]

>>18842514
>well, actually we could all just pull together our metals and offer a parallel currency backed by precious metal
Do you honestly think the government will let you do that?

[Anonymous No.18842766]

>>18833637
Comfy read and kek
Quality post

[Anonymous No.18842806]

>>18842629
(((government)))
>ftfy
why do you think they have a "face value" on them? In my opinion, they were placed on their not for novelty value but for people to move their wealth outside of the country. $500 face value in American gold eagles clearly isn't $500 so it doesn't look spoopy to customs or any bank.
So, just claim face value dummy

[Anonymous No.18842838]

>>18834607
well just sell sterling bars then
i'm sure people would still buy

[Anonymous No.18842861]

>>18839984
REMINDER: all britbongs, leafs, aussibros and kiwis are all S U B J E C T S not C I T I Z E N S
Knowing the difference is life or death

[Anonymous No.18842934]

>>18842806
if the government wanted to make it easy to move wealth out of they country they wouldn't have laws that make it difficult to transport gold and silver out of the country in the first place

[Anonymous No.18842954]

>>18842934
>all this doom posting
then accept your role in the state as a slave you dumb goy

[Anonymous No.18842961]

>>18842587
Yeah I’m not super familiar with the company structure but yeah I’ve heard of those names. Those are indeed gold mining companies. GDX owns those and other companies - so when you buy one share of GDX you own a sliver of Newmont, Barrick, etc. so you’re basically buying a basket of mining stocks. That should in theory give you similar returns with lower risk (say if Newmont goes bankrupt for unrelated reasons GDX will take a hit but won’t be worthless like if you just bought Newmont itself. For more info on that check out here https://www.etf.com/GDX

[Anonymous No.18843264]

>>18842961
thanks fren

[PAN MAN No.18843332]

>>18840212
yes joining a club really helps, the Gold Prospectors of America group are great but their member fees are crazy expensive. There are loads of local facebook groups though that are always willing to teach!

[Anonymous No.18843338]

>>18842317
https://www.amazon.com/Skyrim-Kolovrat-Talisman-Protection-Necklace/dp/B0772P9Q3V

[PAN MAN No.18843348]

>>18833923
Yes, especially in California's gold fields, if you know what your doing you can make some money at prospecting and sniping. As for around San Diego try this link https://www.goldrushnuggets.com/goprnesandic.html

[Anonymous No.18843363]

>>18843332
What is crazy expensive?

[PAN MAN No.18843397]

>>18840967
there is no recorded hard rock gold or placer gold that I can find info on. You never know what could be hidden under the swamps or even just a few feet from the surface across the state, but people have looked for 300 years and not come across anything yet.

[PAN MAN No.18843429]

>>18842571
Grants end game is to sell N U G.

He goes to lots of mineral and gem shows around the US and Canada buying and selling jeweler nuggets and specimens to collectors.

[Anonymous No.18843489]

>>18843397
There's probably some asshole in Florida who knows where some is..

[Anonymous No.18843500]

>>18843429
He doesn't mine them himself?

[PAN MAN No.18843507]

>>18843363
Their member fees used to be in the $1500 - $2500 range because they had dozens of large mineral and placer claims they had to administrate over. Now it seems there as low as $155 a year

https://www.goldprospectors.org/PriceTable

There are a lot of other similar groups and organizations out there too, you just have to look around for which ever one is closest to you.

[PAN MAN No.18843562]

>>18843500
he does have two mines hes partnered with in Alaska, and one in BC. However hes more dealer than miner. I ve dealt with him in the past, never screwed me yet.

[Anonymous No.18843711]

>>18843507
Do you hold any LINK?

[PAN MAN No.18843789]

>>18843711
No I am a prospector not a gambler. I ve only held 1.5 bitcoin my whole life, and that was gifted to me by room mates mining in our dorm room.

[Anonymous No.18843810]

>>18843789
You're never going to make it.

[Anonymous No.18843887]

Low iq: durrrr my 5 oz rock is gonna be worth $500k one day and im reely gonna make it

High iq: Just stack GDX/GDXJ like a madman and enjoy greater returns

You think gold is going to mewn but not the fucking companies digging the shit up??

[Anonymous No.18843900]

>>18843789
What a normie

[Anonymous No.18843906]

>>18843887
I mooned your mama!

[Anonymous No.18843927]

The ultimate chad portfolio is silver/gold/LINK. In a ratio of .5/.5/98

[Anonymous No.18844109]

>>18843927
1/1/98*

[Anonymous No.18844134]

Which one of you is militarychad on ebay? Come down on your silver prices you stinky fucking jew!!!

[Anonymous No.18844160]

>>18843887
both will go up. But yes, the theory is GDX moons twice as hard as gold, but will also dip twice as hard as gold.

[Anonymous No.18844246]

>>18833618
Coca cola does sell water. It's marketed as "Dasani".
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2019/08/13/business/coca-cola-dasani-cans/index.html

[Anonymous No.18844264]

Is there a buy sell trade portion of /pmg/?

[Anonymous No.18844268]

>>18843927
>cant even do basic addition
Ladies and Gentleman, your average LINKmarine

[Anonymous No.18844312]

>>18844264
Buy gold and silver. Hold indefinitely.
It's that simple.

[Anonymous No.18844337]

>>18844312
I meant a /bst/ thread that are common on other boards. Anons would post a burner email and what they are selling

[Anonymous No.18844344]

Bottom is in.

[Anonymous No.18844512]

>>18844344
Shut up nigger, you all say the same shit every single day.

[Anonymous No.18844902]

>>18831148
anyone buying ANY metals right now is a fucking retard. You wanna pay $27/ozt? Go ahead and cuck yourself, but the price was only driven so high by panic-buyers that will soon be selling their "stacks" once they realize Mad-Max World isn't happening and they need cash to pay bills since they're now unemployed.
TWO WEEKS, bros. Two weeks and the prices will start going back down on physical.

[Anonymous No.18844918]

>>18842532
How about Detroit?

[Anonymous No.18844977]

>>18844902
Stfu faggot. You’ve been clogging up these threads with the same bullshit for the last two months.

[Anonymous No.18845016]

>>18844337
What part of not selling don't you understand?

[Anonymous No.18845118]

>>18844902
I bought a few ten ounce bars for a little over $19 an ounce last week. What are you referencing?

[Anonymous No.18845135]

>>18845016
I’m not going to correct anyone that wants to sell their silver. I’m always looking to buy secondhand silver

[Anonymous No.18845361]

howdy frens

[Anonymous No.18845419]

I purchased 4oz to add to my existing 2oz. My gold net worth went up 200%.
Am I going to make it?


>>18844312
This.

With our financial markets awash with bad debt and printed money, now only is gold safer, it also outperforms our stock market indexes

I read somewhere only possesing 30oz will make you a gold hoarding 1%er. That's not bad for merely a 50k-60k investment.

[Anonymous No.18845483]

>>18844902

there's a huge disconnect right now between spot and physical premiums. so you can't really use one to talk about the other. miners, mints and retail dealers also need to make a profit so absolutely no one is going to sell you at spot or near spot, unless they have a new buyer promo in which case it's generic bars anyway and that is their "loss leader" to get you to make an account and buy more later on. it worked with me and that's how i started buying from jmb when they offered beautiful sunshine mint eagle rounds as their "buy at spot". now that deal has evaporated since sunshine mints are seen as far more desirable.

spot gold and silver will tank again like in march but only if there's a massive tank in overall stawk markets. but it's tricky because further news about mine or mint closures is also going to mean lower supply and higher premiums. they're called premiums for a reason. the makers of these beautiful bars and coins also need to earn a living.

if you want to buy closer to le spot price then look into how to buy raw ore and raw nuggets.

[Anonymous No.18846288]

>>18831148
This is probably more for the /smg/ thread, but does anyone else think if the market starts going on a downward trend we will see the price of GLD/SLV tank again because of margin calls?

[Anonymous No.18846330]

>>18845483
After this weekend, and as the futures open up and the EU wakes up. This could be a crazy fucking week.

[Anonymous No.18846518]

>>18846330
>This could be a crazy fucking week.
This is going to be a crazy month...

[Anonymous No.18846527]

>>18846288
Yes.

[Anonymous No.18846545]

>>18846518
Well hopefully I can get another order in before things really get going. An aside, my order from apmex I places on friday sent me an email saying they shipped it today, anyone ever have that happen to them? A package being shipped on a sunday?

[Anonymous No.18846874]

>when I show her my limited edition batboizzz

[Anonymous No.18847319]

>>18846874
Never show your bitch your stack unless it’s your wife.

[Anonymous No.18847807]

>>18839539
>Is there any place to read description of the symbolism of each note?

https://www.upma.org/newsroom/2019/7/24/welcoming-the-utah-goldback
>The artwork on each denomination features a depiction of one of the lady virtues highlighted during one of several distinct periods of time in Utah.

[OP No.18847928]

>>18846874
That's a man

[Anonymous No.18847949]

>>18846874
That's a man

[Anonymous No.18848180]

>>18847319
dont show anyone your stack, let alone a woman, especially your wife.

[Anonymous No.18848234]

Should I buy some Aussie coins? They're currently on sale on apmex and look pretty cool. Are they less reputable than American buffalos or Royal Mint?

[Anonymous No.18848338]

>>18848234
perth mint is some good shit, just copped a 1/4oz mouseboi

[Anonymous No.18848465]

>>18848338
>copped

[Anonymous No.18848967]

>>18848465
>boomer alert

[Anonymous No.18848974]

>>18848234
Universally recognized gold:

American Gold Eagle
American Gold Buffalo
Canadian Maple Leaf
Australian Gold Nugget (Kangaroo)
British Gold Britannia
Austrian Gold Philharmonic
South Africa Krugerrand
Mexican Gold Libertad
Chinese Gold Panda

The Royal Mint (UK) and The Perth Mint (Australia) also make collectibles and commemoratives. I think as long as it's labelled Britain or Australia, it's good. But I might run into people who are anal that this is not a "mainstream" coin

[Anonymous No.18849017]

>>18848338
>2020 minted coins
>fucking bats
fuck, my sides are gone.

[Anonymous No.18849639]

>>18848234
mainstreams are more often counterfeited, it's alot easier to get a fake american eagle or australian kangaroo

[Anonymous No.18850057]

>>18849639
I only have 0.5oz in goldd and all of it is old South African stuff.

[Anonymous No.18850621]

>>18849639
How would one protect against that and also tell the difference?

[Anonymous No.18850625]

>>18848974
For pure bullions you are right. But a lot of pre-1933 gold is always in high demand and sometimes comes with premiums. Pre-33 US gold, especially the quarter eagle, half eagle and full eagle indian heads as well as the St. Gaudens double eagle. I also find British Sovereigns will sell fast, but they should only be purchased from reputable dealers because someone online could palm off a half sovereign as a full sovereign and scam you good.

[Anonymous No.18850767]

>>18833239

The first rule of hoarding, is never tell anyone you are hoarding

[Anonymous No.18850988]

>>18833334

Being paid 7.6 troy pounds of gold would be a upper level bureaucrat or military officer in byzantium. Even the soliders being granted land for cultivation had the land valued at 4 troy pounds or about 52 ounces, and that is a homestead.

>>18833319
If by modest house you mean a bungalow in the exurbs, I think you'll need about 2 troy pounds or 26 ounces.

[Anonymous No.18851622]

>>18843789
https://archive.macleans.ca/article/1960/7/16/elliot-lakes-glamorous-rise-and-bitter-fall

[Anonymous No.18851839]

>>18850988
True, but I'm referring to 1920s-1930s prices of homes, which was around several thousand dollars or more back then. So in 20$ gold coins if a house costs $3000 in gold that's about 145.125 ounces of gold or about $249,034, which is still fairly reasonable compared to the same homes selling for half a million or more.

[Anonymous No.18851912]

>>18851839
Average wage back then was around 3,200$ a year.

[Anonymous No.18851934]

>>18851839
Not in a quadrillion lifetimes will I ever give 145+ ounces of gold for a fucking home KEK

[Anonymous No.18852034]

>>18851934
They did back then, but they earned it reasonably enough. After you payed your home off it was probably easy enough to save for retirement if you were responsible, but I'd imagine not many Americans had the foresight to save their money in physical gold.

[Anonymous No.18852333]

>>18849017
How do you not know of that batboi? NGMI

[Anonymous No.18852560]

>>18831148
>he doesnt have pokemon defending his stack
NGMI

[Anonymous No.18852914]

>>18831591
i think she would prefer the black bull

[Anonymous No.18852974]

>>18832845

you paid 20.66$ / oz
did that include shipping and taxes?

[Anonymous No.18853002]

>>18852974
I didnt pay shipping or taxes. State doesnt require them.

[Anonymous No.18853016]

>>18853002
>>18852974
correction, shipping of $4 on the us mint frosty batboi

[Anonymous No.18853033]

>>18853002

is 20.66$/oz good?

[Anonymous No.18853133]

>>18840906

Gold rush! Lol.

[Anonymous No.18853272]

I bought some stuff from switzerland and apparently i'm gonna be raped with insane custom fees bcuz it's outside of the EU. Fuck this poopoo, it's second hand stuff, this make no sense, can i do a reclamation/ask my money back to the customs?
The package is supposed to arrive today, what should i do frens? I wasn't aware i'd be victim of another (((gubmental))) racket. As if i wasn't paying enough taxes already..
If i refuse to pay the extra fees and return the package, will the seller have the right to keep my money?

[Anonymous No.18853404]

>>18833810
Would buy

[Anonymous No.18853426]

>>18853404
As soon as I know how much material I am working with I ll decide if its worth doing. I actually have another claim with a massive 200 ton pile of ore ready to go, but i would have to spend 350 grand to build a new road to access it.

[Anonymous No.18853709]

>>18853272
Lesson learned: NEVER import anything from another country with a reported value of over US$1,000, customs will always find a way to jew you

[Anonymous No.18854056]

[Anonymous No.18854069]

>>18832797
Pic is a gold specimen correct? Those are worth hella more than just gold if I remember from my geo-craze days.

[Anonymous No.18854089]

>>18832908
Can you pan the coast? Read a long time ago about people paining the gold in the ocean?

[Anonymous No.18854107]

>>18854089
the issue is there isnt anything generating placer gold to end up in the beaches. You might find some magnetite or other heavy metals but probably not gold.

[Anonymous No.18854155]

>>18854107
Makes sense. Couldn't anon take up metal detecting in lieu of panning? There's tons of beach to search! I had a relative who did it for years and found lots of silver coinage and gold jewlery.

[PAN MAN No.18854192]

>>18854155
Yes but it takes a lot of time to learn how to use a good metal detector, and they can be pretty pricy as well. Its totally doable though, especially if you research around where a lot of wrecks went down.

[Anonymous No.18854411]

>>18853033
Could’ve gotten a better deal for that much weight

[Anonymous No.18854529]

>>18854411
Yeah he could have probably saved ~$3/oz or so. Not the end of the world tho.

[Anonymous No.18854605]

>>18854192

Salvaging would be boss. There's a lot of treasure yet to be found. I recall reading list of them!

I was thinking about clumbsy ass people all rushing back to the beach at once. That's got to be a gold mine in lost stuff.

[Anonymous No.18854646]

>>18832845
yes you did gud, congrats fren!

[PAN MAN No.18854697]

>>18854605
several spanish ships lost in the 14 or 1500s I cant recall which, sank in the Florida Keys. They were using gold and silver as ballast material. Image whats out there.

[Anonymous No.18854705]

>>18852974
>>18832845

Could have got:

1 oz Silver Town Coins: 4389$ for 240oz
10oz Silver Town bars: 4401$ for 240oz
20oz Scottsdale bars: 4716$ for 240oz

could have saved money for the weight desu

[Anonymous No.18854751]

Reporting in, recently did a reorganization of my SHTF bin

Am I ready?

[Anonymous No.18854754]

>>18832845
what is a frosty batboi

[Anonymous No.18854763]

>>18852560
Nice Platinum oz. Not my favorite design but still cool thing to own.

[Anonymous No.18854816]

>>18854751
that's a real nice lookin stack. probably spent some nasty premiums on some of that but maybe not.

[Anonymous No.18854890]

>>18854816

Thanks, it’s mostly gifts and years worth of trading, believe it or not.
I’m a numismatist turned investor and I’ve always asked for coins for my birthday/Christmas. Of course being primarily US Mint definitely helps in the event of a PM collapse (gods I hope not) still being accepted as some form of legal tender by the government.

Even have an old Antoninus Pius silver coin from the Roman Empire in there somewhere.

[Anonymous No.18854914]

>>18854754
https://catalog.usmint.gov/national-park-of-american-samoa-2020-uncirculated-five-ounce-silver-coin-20AJ.html

[Anonymous No.18854926]

>>18854914
>https://catalog.usmint.gov/national-park-of-american-samoa-2020-uncirculated-five-ounce-silver-coin-20AJ.html
and it has a frosted finish of some sort?

[Anonymous No.18854933]

>>18854705
I dont know anon, ASE's carry more value over a generic bar/round. Batboi has meme potential. All the ASE's are 2020 too.

[Anonymous No.18854943]

>>18854926
Yes.

[Anonymous No.18854954]

>>18854056
People still listen to this faggot?

>welcome mr krugmen what will it be today?
>1 pie of pizza please
>how many sliced would you like me to cut it into, 6 or 8?
>8 slices, I am feeling extra hungry

[Anonymous No.18854989]

>>18854697
They found one recently, the value was somthing like 17b in treasure. I think there are laws if you find it you cant keep it because of its historical significance.

There's also (as silly as it sounds) pirates treasure to consider. I know people have been searching Massachusetts, and Connecticut for Captian Kidds treasure forever now. Just make sure to melt it down if you find it!

[Anonymous No.18855017]

>>18854890

How did you find people to trade with? Do you just frequent a LCS? My birthday is coming up maybe I'll take a page out of your book and ask for coins/bullion. Roman coins are cool as fuck I looked at them a bit - prices are all over the place but I cant believe how relatively cheap they are for how old they are and how much history theyve survived.

[Anonymous No.18855061]

>>18854989
Thats why you dont report it. You smelt it all down into junk silver and then sell it for spot. So you dont make 17 billion but make 200 million instead. Big deal.

[Anonymous No.18855095]

>>18855061
Just throwing it out there /biz/ I would totally invest in modern day under the radar pirate/salvaging operation. Just saying.

[Anonymous No.18855114]

>>18855095
unironically this but too afraid of being murdered by team members for a greater share of the loot

[Anonymous No.18855134]

>>18855017

Indeed, you’d be surprised how many numismatist groups are in or near your area. It’s absolutely worth checking out whether it be through any social media groups or talking to a local dealer.
Old coins are not only incredibly niche, they can be worth substantially more depending on the coin. I’ve traded up for gold bullion coins in exchange for a few older coins someone needed for their collection.
I’m considering getting this beauty graded, they’re rather hard to find in this condition

[PAN MAN No.18855158]

>>18854989
issue is you need massive capital to fund searches, massive amounts of research, fuel costs, men. The bills add up fast like all treasure hunts. If you got a solid lead on a valuable wreck though, I am sure elements of the underworld would fund such ventures.

[Anonymous No.18855214]

>>18855114

A good strong captain can put those worries to rest. The mere threat of flogging/being marooned, or keel hauled is enough to keep anyone in line.

>>18855158

Fuel is the cheapest it been in a long time, pirates dont need good tech, we take previous research (without asking, most is probably digital and easy pickings). So you need an under water vaccum and a diver? Just saying! !

[Anonymous No.18855277]

>>18855134
Well that seals it, I'll definitely have to check out my LCS this week. Just hard cuz they close early now and theyre not open on weekends.

Ancient coins seem like a crazy rabbit hole to go down. I'd imagine there are a decent amount of fakes. It's unreal that coins 2000 years old sell for what they do.

[PAN MAN No.18855342]

>>18855214
Your going to need a good sized ship, a clam shell scoop to extract the material from the bottom. A gravel shaker plant with a wide sluice to catch coinage and any smaller gold, ingots will work their way though the system. Your going to need several secure storage locations with trust worthy men and a fence to sell the newly converted bullion to as well. Its a lot of planning but yes totally doable.

[Anonymous No.18855433]

>>18831730
bro then literally every normie boomer in america could buy a second or 5th house

[Anonymous No.18855456]

Batbois have landed in Britain

[Anonymous No.18855528]

>>18854954
JEJ

[Anonymous No.18855554]

>>18855342
Doesnt seem out of the realm of possibly.
Keep it to 15 trustworthy people. Some old sailors good at navigation and some diyers to rig up a waterproof robotic arm and to smelt some metal. I'd love to make some underdogs rich. Geocache some of the product. Yep, thinking /biz/ needs a boat.

[Anonymous No.18855570]

>>18854954
Forgot to post this gem too

[Anonymous No.18855582]

>>18855456
You are going to make it fren

[Anonymous No.18856447]

>>18832845
>Did I do good?
yes. ignore the faggot circlejerk

[Anonymous No.18856499]

>>18852914
typical american