/pmg/ Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.22529529]

Good boy edition

>Bullion dealers
https://apmex.com
https://jmbullion.com
https://sdbullion.com
https://bgasc.com
https://providentmetals.com
https://moneymetals.com
https://monumentmetals.com
https://goldenstatemint.com
https://gainesvillecoins.com
https://silvertowne.com
https://goldsilver.com
https://pinehurstcoins.com
https://goldsilver.be
https://europeanmint.com
https://bullionbypost.com
https://silver-to-go.com
https://perthmint.com
https://swanbullion.com

>Constitutional/"Junk" silver info
https://jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide
http://coinflation.com
http://coinapps.com

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com (US)
https://eu.compare.pm (EU)

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

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

>Prospecting
https://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://usgs.gov/energy-and-minerals/mineral-resources-program/science
https://gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/mineral-titles/mt-faqs/faq_fmc.pdf
https://mndm.gov.on.ca/en/mines-and-minerals/mining-act
https://amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Test
Nitric Acid
https://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTo

Magnets
https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY

>Other
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

>YouTube/Podcasts
https://youtube.com/user/silverguru
https://youtube.com/user/SprottGlobal
https://youtube.com/user/KitcoNews
https://youtube.com/user/GoldAndSilverClub1
https://youtube.com/user/whygoldandsilver
https://youtube.com/channel/UCED7G7CZfqdSV9zttlr1M_g
https://youtube.com/user/belangp

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[Anonymous No.22529547]

I wanna break 2k again

[Anonymous No.22529549]

pssst, hey fren
Prep the BHLL

[Anonymous No.22529559]

>>22529547
2100 is on the horizon.

[Anonymous No.22529584]

buy pm

[Anonymous No.22529586]

>>22529559
Don’t tease me like that

[Anonymous No.22529596]

>>22529559
Caution is a good strategy for gold in the current moment. 2022 will be the big upside leg rip your eyes out moment. And it'll go higher still long term. More than 10 years of this shit to get through.

[Anonymous No.22529664]

[Anonymous No.22529674]

>only buy locally
>thick wildfire smoke still in the air
It won't go away and I refuse to breathe that shit in

[Anonymous No.22529687]

>>22529584
We are so far off the hump. The current state for people that are actually intelligent is, 'gee I should buy some but it's too expensive, I'll wait till it comes down.' Then it doesn't come down and keeps going higher. We are a long way off the smart people realising they are going to get fucked by holding money... and when that happens they ARE going to buy money.

Silver needs to hit $100 though the next high resistance if we can close this year out above 27 is 70.

[Anonymous No.22529699]

>>22529674
You did buy n95 masks for the meme flu right anon? Now is a good time to put them to use.

[Anonymous No.22529721]

>>22529674
Same problem here anon, I've been wanting to visit my LCS for the past month, but I don't want to inhale any more smoke than I already have to.

[Anonymous No.22529734]

>>22529687
I've just started stacking and this makes me excited. Here I was thinking I was part of the dumb money because of high premiums and difficulty finding stuff

[Anonymous No.22529743]

why do you stack? what is the reasoning? for family? for personal security? so you can buy a house in the future? what do you stack for?

[Anonymous No.22529763]

>>22529743
Why are preggo girls so hot bros, it doesn't even make evolutionary sense since they're already knocked up and further copulation is fruitless

[Anonymous No.22529794]

>>22529763
I was obsessed when my wife was pregnant. I thought pregnant women weren't very attractive until my own wife was pregnant.

[Anonymous No.22529803]

>>22529734
I am saying physiologically silver needs to get to $100 for people to be like, 'I need me some of that
!' And they are going to buy that coin for like $130. And it's going to be awesome when government refuse to up their face price of $1 for that 1oz to $10 and people are going to be holding that $1 1oz coin in their hand and they are going to know their government is the enemy.

It's going to be glorious.

[Anonymous No.22529805]

>>22529687
>the next high resistance if we can close this year out above 27 is 70.

More like $50 which is also the ATH

[Anonymous No.22529808]

>>22529743
To make it, and to not ever go broke due to hyperinflation

[Anonymous No.22529848]

>>22529805
If it closes the year out above 27 it'll blast through 50 like nothing.

[Anonymous No.22529853]

>>22529743
A picture of an Asian girl on /biz/ told me to.

[Anonymous No.22529859]

>>22529743
Bob Lazar is the reason I stack

[Anonymous No.22529874]

>Most widey circulated Silver coin in the world
>90% of people born in the last 240 years recognize it
>More than 800 Million minted
>.835 Silver, the thinking man's purity
>Based trad Empress on Obverse
>Beatifully inscribed edge
>Not even decimalized, just a known weight and purity of silver
Have you taken the Thalerpill yet, anon?

[Anonymous No.22529881]

>>22529808
>>22529859
based alien posters
>>22529853
based SEA jerk off poster
>>22529763
based preggo poster
this thread has it all tonight.

[Anonymous No.22529895]

>>22529529
I’m accumulating about 10 oz of silver a month. So far I’ve got 20 Asahi 1oz rounds. What are some comfy .999 coins to start collecting? I like the America the Beautiful ones but I don’t want to pay too much over face value.

[Anonymous No.22529897]

>>22529803
>I am saying physiologically silver needs to get to $100 for people to be like, 'I need me some of that
>!'

Gold came close to doubling in price over the decade and people didn’t really take notice. It’s going to slowly roll over $2,000 again and just watch the public yawn. Especially if it goes over, rolls back down to $1,900 again and most people even those paying attention to commodities will just figure, it’s fucking nothing, and then when it goes back up it won’t be big news, then it will hit $2,500 which will have been expected, so no excitement.

You have to realize that PMs are just weird and anorak-y for most people, stocks for boomers, crypto for zoomers, that’s how is and how it’s going to be.

PMs are just for institutional investors and /pmg/ stackers, nobody else cares or is even going to care.

We’re going to be still sitting here in 2030, /biz/ will still exist, gold will have slowly but surely risen well over $5,000 or even $7,000 or higher by then and still the general public won’t care. Because first it was $3,000... $4,000... everything predicted before hand, and all the usual FUD about asteroids, burglary, buying the top, buy stocks instead, confiscation will still discourage most new would be buyers.

Nothing ever changes. Even when it does.

[Anonymous No.22529942]

>>22529874
>>90% of people born in the last 240 years recognize it

kek. Don’t get me wrong, I love all junk coins at that one looks pretty based, but that doesn’t round remotely plausible.

[Anonymous No.22529945]

>>22529687
>The current state for people that are actually intelligent is, 'gee I should buy some but it's too expensive, I'll wait till it comes down.'
Get the fuck out of my head.

[Anonymous No.22529967]

>>22529584
>junk silver coins from 1985

Did anyone even still mint circulated silver coins that late?

Mexico?

[Anonymous No.22530001]

>>22529897
Only the days change.

When it starts making hundred dollar moves and not getting hammered back down enough people are going to care. It's not that it's getting more expensive, it's that it's a clear signal the end is near. Of course... super high prices don't work and that's when gold and silver become money again. I've talked about this quite a bit.

Even though the market for gold is kinda big it's actually nothing compared to what's out there. Real money is just another market to invest in... until it becomes money or something close to money.

Not everyone is going to get in on this and that's an important point. A few thousand people could completely disappear the market. At the moment it doesn't happen because the slow accumulation is more beneficial. But at some point moves will be made and those will be irreversible and it will be first to move most gained. /pmg/ isn't for NPC's

/pmg/ will not be here in 2030. 4chan will not be here in 2030.

[Anonymous No.22530040]

I just won a few aussie florins on eBay lads near spot price

[Anonymous No.22530064]

>>22530001
>When it starts making hundred dollar moves and not getting hammered back down enough people are going to care.

It will get hammered back though off and on, by $20 here $50 there. When you at the long term and consider how much gold already went up over the decades and most people didn’t care, you realize it could go up x10 or even 20x over a decade or two and that’s long enough that most people still won’t notice. People don’t remember what the price of gold was five or ten years ago, it’s just not on their radar.

[Anonymous No.22530071]

>>22529529
zes

[Anonymous No.22530091]

>>22529942
A lot of countries in Africa, Asia and the Middle East used Maria Theresa Thalers instead of making their own coins. A coin originating in one of the more influential parts of Europe and heavily circulated in some of the most populated parts of the world for 200+ years would surely lead to a majority (probably not 90%, but still a majority) of people who've lived in the past two centuries to recognize a Thaler.

[Anonymous No.22530129]

>>22530064
Many people have time compression. Yesterday, today and tomorrow will be the same as today. So? A few thousand people can disappear the market.

[Anonymous No.22530154]

>>22530064
People just get confused because number goes up due to inflation but buying power goes down and so does the quality of the goods available arguably. Your average normie doesn't understand pic related

[Anonymous No.22530317]

>>22530154
Arguably that’s happening right now. People want to see number go up in their bank accounts today more than they want purchasing power tomorrow.

Either way, even though there will be grumbling about consoomer price inflation down the road, by then this whole stimulus game will be so far in the rearview mirror that it’ll be irrelevant. And the gold price in dollars will be even more irrelevant. What a lot of people here don’t seem to realize is that the price of gold in dollars only matters to people who care about it already. To the man on the street it’s literally as important or not as the price of oil or copper or basedbeans or a foreign currency like the CAD. Sure people are vaguely aware that gold is money in LOTR, video games and pirate movies, but that connection doesn’t really happen easy.

I only started stacking early this year, and had already been vaguely aware of line go up in gold and silver. But until I browsed /biz/ out of boredom and HAPPENED to stumble on /pmg/, it really meant very little to me at all. Even knowing about the basics of monetary history and Roosevelt and Nixon shock etc etc. Until you actually have skin in the game, it’s all just an anecdotal bit of history like the steam engine or whale oil.

[Anonymous No.22530384]

>>22530317
Actually the steam engine is a great analogy to how people see PMs. In England and Wales there are a lot of heritage steam railways, I’ve ridden them they’re fun and a little trip down memory lane.

Most people have seen or even own gold jewelry, and are aware that most coins used to be made of these two metals. But the thought of going out of their way to store their savings in PM coins is to the average person much like the idea of restoring steam railways to general use across the British countryside.

Now obviously these aren’t equivalent at all, but I think it’s a good analogy for how the idea of owning your own gold and silver coin let alone countries using it for commerce and trade appears to the average person. It’s not that they even have exactly a bad image (generally it’s a vaguely nostalgic and rose-tinted one) but still one of outdatedness.

[Anonymous No.22530386]

hot webm

[Anonymous No.22530425]

>>22530317
So what you are saying is that you are an expert and you've started this year.

Peoples savings rates are going through the roof in most of the West. They are paying down debts and sitting at home... not spending a great deal. There are some really smart people that have devised this. You can be sure those smart people have been stacking gold and silver for longer than since the start of the year.

You don't need to know much to navigate the world:
1. Most people at any time in history are wrong about everything.
2. Whatever a politician says, the opposite is the truth.

Now post your stack.

[Anonymous No.22530445]

>>22530386
>spilling it all over the floor
lol who are these amateurs

[Anonymous No.22530447]

>>22530384
Most people have their savings in land, houses etc. - even those with dragon syndrome.

[PAN MAN No.22530461]

>>22530445
yea thats odd, usually you dump the ingot into a big steel tub to catch the spilled slag and bits of sharp edge metal that breaks off.

[Anonymous No.22530463]

>>22530445

[Anonymous No.22530498]

>>22530463
kek'd

[Anonymous No.22530596]

>take quick break from /pmg/ for a bit
>r*dditors flipping their shit over any movement bigger than 0.50 have left
Is the coast clear bro’s? Can I come out now?

[Anonymous No.22530656]

>>22530596
the normies are all gone. I always wondered what kind of retard bought bitcoin at 17,000 or Tesla at the top, but I finally began to understand when people bought silver at almost 29 and started selling when it hit 27 because they got scared. these retards are controlled by their emotions. they are ngmi.

[Anonymous No.22530686]

>>22529763

it makes plenty of sense, since you have proof that she's otherwise fertile, and soon will be again.

[Anonymous No.22530695]

>>22530001
>4chan will not be here in 2030.
What the fuck am I gonna do with my life?

[Anonymous No.22530714]

>alexco
>impact silver
>endeavor silver
>aurcana
that's my pm portfolio miner, I've seen silver one, bonterra and pure gold mining being recommended in the last thread, how good are they? Don't mention first majestic or pricey stocks, I need very strong but cheap stocks. Already have tons of physical.

[Anonymous No.22530739]

Who made this dish? This is the only mark. Its heavy as hell.

[Anonymous No.22530794]

>>22529967
having made this meme myself, I can say that I didn't fact check before making it.

the idea was that the coin had been in a dusty collection since 1985, not that it had been minted in 1985.

[Anonymous No.22530908]

>>22529874
Yes, I the upper left corner is my thaler stack. They have such a nice aesthetic

[Anonymous No.22530909]

What do you make of this, /pmg/? Particularly the silver and gold ones obviously...

https://www.goldventures.org/

[Anonymous No.22530941]

>>22530695
Real life will become 4chan.

[Anonymous No.22530958]

I love metal

[Anonymous No.22530987]

>>22529942
>>22530091
Apparently they are still used today in some Arabian bazaars as a trade dollar

http://www.theresia.name/en/

[Anonymous No.22531001]

>>22530739
Sterling made it in 925 by the looks of it

[Anonymous No.22531091]

>>22530317
poor, broke normies frequent pawn shops and scrap yards
these people aren't oblivious to the value of metals

[Anonymous No.22531332]

Thank you PAN MAN for recommending AUNFF

[Anonymous No.22531411]

>>22529897

True that gold is niche, the propaganda works well. Though there is one situation where people start to care I think, and that is in a currency crisis. If we really got to a point of severe inflation, even normies would start to take notice.

IMO FedCoin UBI is probably the path we're on and they'll likely chose that time to move against crypto exchanges to crush the competition. The closing off of that escape route plus the inflation from MMT funded UBI would push people to gold strongly.

Also there's the trend effects of social media in kicking off sudden crazes and the modern accessibility of investing for idiots. Those factors have always existed to some degree, but these days it's really magnified. I think we'll see a tidal wave of dumb money in the last inning of this game.

[Anonymous No.22531710]

Asahi the boner maker.

[Anonymous No.22531880]

>>22530714

No Bayhorse Silver in your portfolio? If so, massive omission.

[Anonymous No.22531932]

>>22531880
I don't invest in company with so so much debt, I know it has a lot of potential but I prefer impact silver. Thanks for the recommendation though.

[Anonymous No.22532148]

I'll just allude to one thing in relation to the point about debt. I don't think some people realize that the company has already mined a massive stockpile of silver. The latest NR alluded to the fact that the company is now processing it in their ore-sorter. 200 tons of tonnage per day. After that, it simply has to be sold. They'll be in production even sooner than Aurcana. Unless you think that silver can collapse again below $20 and stay there, which I think is impossible, there's little risk in BHS. On the other hand, imagine what happens if silver breaks out soon.

[Anonymous No.22532191]

>>22531932

I'll just allude to one thing in relation to the point about debt. I don't think some people realize that the company has already mined a massive stockpile of silver. The latest NR alluded to the fact that the company is now processing it in their ore-sorter. There are hundreds of tons of tonnage. After that, it simply has to be sold. They'll be in production even sooner than Aurcana. Unless you think that silver can collapse again below $20 and stay there, which I think is impossible, there's little risk in BHS. On the other hand, imagine what happens to this minuscule company with a 20-million market cap if silver breaks out soon.

[Anonymous No.22532289]

>>22531932

By the way, your other companies are not safe. No silver company is safe. Look at EXK for example. All-in costs are $18 per silver ounce. That's why the share price was in the gutter in February, and why it is such a good risk-reward play on silver. If silver collapses again, you could lose half or more of your money. Share price has gone from under $2 to $4.50 since Feb. BHS is still only 50% higher than it was in February.

[Anonymous No.22532345]

>>22529743
For family. I want to be able to bequeath at least something of value to my offspring when I die.

[Anonymous No.22532353]

>>22530656
>I finally began to understand when people bought silver at almost 29 and started selling when it hit 27 because they got scared.

Please tell me it that those people only bought and sold SLV. I dunno about the rest of you, but stocks/options/ETFs are for trading/flipping, metals are for long-term holding at least until we see what replaces the Dollar in its current dying form.

I've noticed that most people don't really seem to understand that digital shares or metals futures are a different kind of asset than physical metals. It will be fascinating to watch them all learn that difference the hard way here soon.

[Anonymous No.22532404]

>>22529743
Because I got dealt a shit starting hand in life, and I'm gonna do anything I possibly can to make sure my kids don't have to deal with the same. If I can't I'll an hero in the most legendary way possible.
Plus I'm gonna enjoy the floor being swept out from under every single normalfaggot in my vicinity as I stay at the same height.

>>22529859
>Bob Lazar
>not Rem Lazar

[Anonymous No.22532417]

>>22532191
>>22532289
Thanks for the input. I'm not saying it's a bad company, it's just I hate investing in company with too much debt, my limit is something like 40%, if they have more I just pass. My guts can't tolerate more. I'm open to more recommendations!

[Anonymous No.22532502]

>>22532417

If no debt is your first concern, look into Bear Creek Mining. Shovel-ready, no debt, and I've heard estimates of half a billion or more silver ounces in the ground. Only 2/3rd the market cap of DSV. No Sprott investment either; that's a good thing in my mind; means that you anticipate him rather than follow him after the price has gone up. Project is in Peru, so gives you some jurisdictional diversification, since your stocks are all USA/Mexico/Canada.

[Anonymous No.22532716]

Man, the more I think about it, if there's one thing that burgers truly cannot conceptually appreciate is their ease of access to the stock markets. The fact that they can, at basically any time throw money at whatever stock they want, get as much as they paid for, watch it go up and take out as much as they put in via a completely private, secure mediator makes be come to the conclusion that any person with half a fucntioning brain cortex genuinely has to try to be poor while living in burgerland - that or they can't access the markets for whatever reason.
For literally every hobby you have, any internal general knowledge would make you a shitton of money off of stakes alone (play video games and know Devolver's going to announce a game tomorrow? work in medicine and know that some kind of drug is on its way? play sports and know some playoff is happening soon?); and with shit like where miners and PMs are right now you cunts could easily making 1 grand + a week right now if you put a 100 bucks in fiat trading at the start of the year as a complete newfaggot and read up on the PM economy iin January.
I'm not sure what it's like in Auzzieland or the Asian markets, but over where I am, you either need to be day-trader-level to get in on any decent rates, or just be completely fucked sideways (as in, more fucked than physical Silver premiums once you even it out) by every preconceivable way the broker can think of.

It's genuinely the only thing I envy about burgers, that and to a lesser degree food prices (given that on one hand, cheap food is cheap food, but on the other hand it leads to a world where you're surrounded by fatasses nonstop - while the boost in sexual market value for any amount of self control might be nice. I'd die not being able to be open about /fph/ so it balances out).

[Anonymous No.22532718]

>>22532502
Thanks I'll look into it. Again I'm not completely against debt, just no more than half of your cash/equity.

[Anonymous No.22532754]

>>22529808
>>22529859

>Bob Lazar

Can you fine anons please elaborate on what Mr Lazar had to say about silver? I just searched but couldn't find anything. Used to buy fun chems from his "United Nuclear" business in the early '00s, the guy is OG so if he stacks too we're in good company.

[Anonymous No.22532854]

>>22530064
People don't care about price of gold , means nothing to them. They will only care about pm when their dollar doesn't buy a loaf of bread anymore

[Anonymous No.22532861]

>>22532718

You're welcome. Sorry that the id changed, not sure why.

[Anonymous No.22532878]

>>22530656
I bought some bc at 19k the absolute top, i put like three thousand in it, well it's 10k now so lost about 1500 oh well

[Anonymous No.22532903]

>>22532861
What's the potential of bear creek? Didn't look it up yet

[Anonymous No.22532978]

>PM's climbing
>before JP speaks
Hey, I've seen this one before.

[Anonymous No.22533049]

>>22532903

I've given the basic investment-case here >>22532502. It's a massive low-grade silver deposit like DSV, Sprott's favourite stock, and which is shovel-ready with all the necessary permits. Simply wasn't economic until we got to 20+ dollar silver. It will produce 13 million ounces within the first 5 years. As I say, no debt, so you pretty much can't lose.

[Anonymous No.22533210]

Does anyone here work at a pm mine? I'm trying to get a job at one but canadian economy is fucked to hell.

[Anonymous No.22533211]

>>22532289
My understanding re: miner stocks is that they should be long term holds, ie. at least three or four years. So what happens next month or next year shouldn’t really cloud your decision making much. Please correct me if I’m wrong, but with miners, it seems you have to just stay the course and believe in the long-range potential, instead of worrying about short-term crabbing and minor adjustments in the physical prices.

[Anonymous No.22533299]

>>22533210
Pan Man was looking for manpower in another thread IIRC.
You have to be a leaf and in BC with a 4x4

[Anonymous No.22533420]

>>22533211

I agree with you. What I'm saying about Bayhorse is, it's either going 1000x and making a fortune, or collapsing just like all the other silver stocks. I'm saying that pointing out that BHS has no debt does not make sense if you're sitting on EXK or Aurcana shares. EXK, as I say, has AISC of 18 dollars per ounce, so the share price will collapse if silver collapses too. If anything, at a market cap of 650 million, you're taking a greater risk with EXK for much less reward. BHS is still a hidden gem, as Fireweed Zinc was until a couple of days ago.

[Anonymous No.22533455]

>>22533299
Pan man if you are out there I am interested.
I'll start lurking pmg more often. The crypto bull pulled me away these last few months.

[Anonymous No.22533460]

>>22533211

I agree with you. What I'm saying about Bayhorse is, it's either going 1000x and making a fortune, or collapsing just like all the other silver stocks. I'm saying that pointing out that BHS, which is processing a massive stockpile of silver as we speak, has debt, and is therefore excessively risky, does not make sense, if you're sitting on EXK or Aurcana shares. EXK, as I say, has AISC of 18 dollars per ounce, so the share price will collapse if silver collapses too. If anything, at a market cap of 650 million, you're taking a greater risk with EXK for much less reward. BHS is still a hidden gem, as Fireweed Zinc was until a couple of days ago

[Anonymous No.22533488]

>>22533420
Who is the next Bayhorse? I’ve been reading CEO.CA but can’t seem to find that next ultra low-cap hidden gem with verified silver in the ground.

[Anonymous No.22533527]

Any bongs know why Britannia's are barely a pound over spot on The Royal Mint? Normally the mint is extortionate so I was surprised to see it so cheap (for 10+ bulk, anyway). Everything else appears to be their usual price.

[Anonymous No.22533546]

>>22533488
>>22533460

BHS is still a hidden gem, but if you want another one, get into Klondike Silver while you still can. It's starting to get attention now, so there may not be much time left. It has an existing permitted mill, a history of 40 million ounces produced to date, and is located in a "safe" jurisdiction, Canada, but market cap is only 12 million.

[Anonymous No.22533567]

>>22533546
Do you want a big or small market cap?

[Anonymous No.22533694]

>>22533527

Just checked, damn that's a nice find well done anon

I found this dragons for 22 euros two weeks ago, panic bought all 35 of em

[Anonymous No.22533706]

>>22533546
Thanks. I’ve been following Silver Chartist and Gold Ventures on Twitter. Who else would you recommend following for miner stock analysis?

[Anonymous No.22533717]

>>22533694
Wtf. 22€ per oz????

[Anonymous No.22533735]

>>22533527
I dunno, bong-kun, but that looks fishy as all fuck on the Royal Mint's end. EuroMint is at 27bong/coin, S2G is at 27.5bong/coin and BBP is 25+VAT on 500oz orders
I don't know what in the everloving FUCK they are thinking, but that's so far into literally-too-good-to-be-true territory that you could tell me pigs can fly and I'd believe you if that's legit. Something is wrong.
>inb4 they've literally just ran of reserve metal full stop, so now they're selling sweet nothings at a discounted rate before defaulting announcements go live

[Anonymous No.22533746]

>>22533717

Yep found them on the site while searching specifically for dragons , for some reason the did not show up with other 1oz coins.
Was probably a mistake on their side but fuck me if I care, bought them with all the money I didn't have at that moment

[Anonymous No.22533770]

>>22533746
Are you sure they're not fake coins ?

[Anonymous No.22533774]

>>22533546
whats so special about bayhorse silver? i assume you mean KXPLF.

[Anonymous No.22533793]

>>22533706

I think it's best to do your own research on ceo.ca and on the company websites. Find lists of silver stocks online and simply see what people have to say about them there. Read the press releases and financial documents. Pay attention to market caps and weigh them other market caps with respect to the pros and cons of the companies, and your desire for risk vs return. If a chat room is quiet, or has only a few loyal enthusiasts, that's often a good thing. Means that the newsletter-writers have not pumped it yet. Reading the chat history of NRN before it collapsed recently is very instructive.

[Anonymous No.22533795]

>>22530317
this this fucking this
started stacking in January this year and i feel the exact same
even people who are financially responsible and have investments in stocks and crypto don't get it, making us an even smaller group.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnZHMmCjpQ8

Grant Williams does an excellent job highlighting exactly this. Media has done an outstanding job making gold and silver seem outdated and that they have served their purpose. ask any NPC's you're in contact with and they only see gold as what the Nazis are after in Indiana Jones, or something people try and steal form bank vaults in movies.

listening to people who have no idea what they're talking about regarding pm's is so insufferable but to me it shows just how early we are. Follow the money anons, Central banks are accumulating gold like never before, JP Morgan are lowering what physical they deliver because they want to hold onto their huge stash. Who do you think's gonna win in the end? Boomer 401k's who listen to Dave Ramsey? or the fucking MM's and whales who have come out on top every single time in human history

[Anonymous No.22533821]

>>22533770

Yep, reputable site I already ordered from, did all the tests, checks out. Just got extremely lucky

[Anonymous No.22533855]

>>22533821
Good game then

[Anonymous No.22533888]

Do you anons think silver is gonna jump today after the FED conference ?

[Anonymous No.22533899]

>>22533527
wtf, that is fishy as fuck.

In Australia ordering a monsterbox only reduces the premium per coin by a dollar.

[Anonymous No.22533920]

>>22533888
Not really. The FED will tell nothing new. Meme YCC and inflation averaging

[Anonymous No.22533928]

>>22533793
Did you have this same strategy (loading up on junior miners) during the last PM bull market? I’d be interested to read the success/failure stories of investors who had similar approaches before and during previous metals bull markets and how they fared.

[Anonymous No.22533997]

>>22530091
http://www.theresia.name/en/svariants.html
Here's a chart that will tell you when/where yours was minted.

[Anonymous No.22534023]

>>22533527
Its an ok deal but this is ex vat remember so still £26.8 per coin delivered. You can get cheaper buying off the silver forum. I bought 10 x last week with caps for £26.1 per coin delivered.

[Anonymous No.22534032]

>>22533546
Thanks for the recommendation, will get a few thousand share on Klondike. I am unfortunately completely retarded when it comes to analysis so I'm just following pmg bros.

[Anonymous No.22534072]

>>22533774

I've given the case for BHS before, but I'll try to make it anew in light of recent information:

1) Bayhorse Silver has 100% control of a real producing silver mine in a safe jurisdiction, Oregon. There are at least 7 million silver ounces known to exist in this mine, another 7 million inferred, and exploration has not even begun there yet.

2) The company has two other assets. First, the Brandywine property, where ten diamond drill holes are planned, and where visible gold was found in 2019. Secondly, a 50% stake in the Harrison Gold property, which was highly recommended by the geos. 220,000 ounces of gold were reported to exist there in 1989, and it already has workings and drill holes.

3) The company has debt, but this is unlikely to be an issue. First, it can operate on a year-round basis; secondly, it is already sitting on hundreds of tons of ore, mined from its silver mine, which is being processed in the ore-sorter as we speak. The CEO is also very careful with money. Owing to a creative use of technology, he got the mine to work with only $7 million, whereas something like $30 million would have been ordinarily expected.

4) The CEO is highly trusted in the silver community. He has been interviewed by silver bulls like David Morgan, and replies to e-mails and takes phone calls himself. There are also 4 PhD geologists working on the project.

5) Despite all this, the market cap of Bayhorse Silver is absurdly low: $20 million. This gives it incalculable upside potential in a silver bull market. For comparison, Aurcana is $250 million, Discovery Metals is $700 million, and First Majestic is $3 billion. Newmont, the largest miner on earth is $71 billion, and Tesla, which is vapourware which doesn't even make a profit, is $420 billion.

From '62 to '68, when silver doubled, the average silver penny stock went up 160x. If silver reverts to its inflation-adjusted ATH of $600, and the GSR reverts to 1:14, what do you think Bayhorse will do?

[Anonymous No.22534099]

>>22529743
I stack because I do not trust the Federal Reserve or our government to preserve the purchasing power of the USD. The banks have been running major scams involving silver and they face no repercussions. The piper will be paid one day

[Anonymous No.22534165]

>>22533928

I wasn't aware of miners in the last bull market, simply bought bullion, and stayed away from miners until this year. COMEX manipulation had to break before anything could be accomplished. I've been waiting ten years for the Everything Bubble to burst. The lockdown panic, which was obviously the pretext for Q. E. infinity to begin, was my immediate signal to go all in.

[Anonymous No.22534217]

>>22533888
Do those trips mean KEK wills it?

[Anonymous No.22534294]

>>22534217
>mfw posters of anime girls have more intrinsic value then a $100 bill

[Anonymous No.22534395]

>>22533527
iirc vat is added after so that may be pre-vat price you're looking at

[Anonymous No.22534577]

>>22533795
Last paragraph best paragraph. Normies barely grasp gold, so certainly don't understand silver. After coming to realize how fundamentally critical silver is in advanced industry, national defense and future tech, it became clear to me that the irreplaceable industrial aspect would eventually synergize with silver's ancient monetary aspect, not keep it forever depressed as some claim.

Many people reasonably question the utilitarian practicality of stacks of precious metals, and regarding gold I see the point; it has some important applications but is foremost just something hoarded away that humanity more-or-less organically agreed was a store of value eons ago.

Such people evidently lump silver together with gold, which reveals a fundamental ignorance among normies which should give hope to silver stackers. Normies still chase illusions while we chase the monetary-metal elemental "bottleneck" resource that is critical for global technological progress and proliferation this century and beyond.

If the utilitarian technocrats ran the world (and they're trying), uranium and silver would be valued more highly than literal pet rock tier gold for the simple fact that the aforementioned scarce elements are infinitely more practically useful now and going forward than they were known to be relative to gold just a century ago. Imagine the demand structure in another century at this rate!

Silver has the money aspect covered as well as being a critical strategic/tech industry resource for the indefinite future. It's the perfect wealth preservation tool for those with youth and perhaps a stomach for a bit more risk/uncertainty than strict goldbugs generally tolerate. I think phat gains are so guaranteed I've begun to regard even gold with suspicion, there's no turning back for me now it seems.

[Anonymous No.22534723]

My only regret....is not having more money to buy shiny rocks with.....my gains, limited by my poorfagotry, a multiplier increase only increases what you have....

[Anonymous No.22534824]

>>22534577
I always found it funny that people fud silver because it has so many different important uses.

Doesn't it haven't so many uses make it a very good form of money? Since nobody can ever be stuck 'holding the bag' of silver because it is so useful and important.

[Anonymous No.22534876]

I'm at 115 oz. of silver. Am i going to be okay?

[Anonymous No.22534891]

Best index fund for the lazy investor to set and check back in 2022?

[Anonymous No.22534983]

Obviously no one really knows, but do anons think silver will go back to <$20 usd? Want to buy some of these bad boys but don't want to cucked when I could've just waited till the end of the year for a dip

[Anonymous No.22534988]

Bullish because of impending COMEX collapse.
Bearish because of the coming deflationary collapse.

[Anonymous No.22535022]

>>22534824

People say a lot of baldly absurd things about economics nowadays. It's like the Fed saying that they desperately want to "spark inflation," but just can't do it. So you think to yourself, first, CPI is a complete lie, and ShadowStats and Chapwood Index show real inflation at 10 percent per annum. Secondly, inflation is a bad thing under any and all circumstances; it simply makes the cost of living harder to bear. Same thing with respect to silver. People say "It's only an industrial metal" and you think, "What? Utility only adds to, not detracts from, the value of a thing." These economic absurdities are really distractions. The authorities want us to believe their lies about inflation, just as they want us to shun silver, and their strategy is to beggar our common sense.

[Anonymous No.22535042]

>>22534824
Silver having so many uses and possible future uses makes it volatile. Also it's an economy of scale, if silver mooned to $200/oz solar panels, complex electronics, preservatives, medical tools and film photography would moon with it and become unafforadble proportionate to their need

[Anonymous No.22535063]

>>22534988
Bullish since 2000 to the imminent COMEX default

[Anonymous No.22535078]

>>22534983
To add to this, do you reckon $10 aud/oz will make a real difference in 5 years, think I know the answer but need reassurance ahhhh

[Anonymous No.22535109]

>>22535078
Certainly it does, because your whole stack could be nearly 1/3 bigger, but then again...timing the market is a wonderful game.

[Anonymous No.22535119]

mommy silver is bullish

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NL9tZPcvEA

[Anonymous No.22535202]

Any thought on Argonaut Gold?
I've never seen anyone talk about them here.

[Anonymous No.22535211]

>>22535078
AUD is a shitcoin and our economic outlook is grim friend. Nobody knows where silver is going in the short/medium term but I feel confident in saying $10aud/oz is dreaming

[Anonymous No.22535231]

>>22534824
>Doesn't it having so many uses make it a very good form of money? Since nobody can ever be stuck 'holding the bag' of silver because it is so useful and important.

It's quite simple really, just a matter of assembling enough data into a comprehension of the global reality and not being a good goy and only listening to Schiff. Lots of people arrive at the same understanding of silver's importance despite plodding quite different personal paths, so it almost seems inevitable that others will catch on to the same understanding sooner or later and help send silver to the moon.

[Anonymous No.22535242]

>>22529743
I hate Jews

[Anonymous No.22535270]

There will be a huge dump today to show that the fed has everything under control, nothing to worry about.

[Anonymous No.22535282]

>>22535202

It's a good company which will do very well, but I simply find companies like AR boring. Have no interest in 850-million market cap gold companies when we are about to enter into the greatest silver bull market in history, and silver small caps like KS and BHS are still trading under a 20-million market cap. I'd rather make 1000x my money than 20x.

[Anonymous No.22535362]

>>22535282
Based. I was going to buy some endeavor silver but finally won't, will focus on small cap and strong company. Already have aurcana, alexco, impact, KS and bonterra. Will try to get a few more asap.

[Anonymous No.22535404]

>>22535042
It would still be affordable. You wouldn't see that much of a price jump. Maybe in the case of solar panels, but the silver leaf/wire involved in other uses would be more costly but not out of reach. Mirror silvering for instance uses barely any and doesn't impact the cost of the mirror. If we shot up to 200 an oz you could maybe expect a typical bedroom mirror to cost an extra 30-40$

[Anonymous No.22535406]

i want to believe in bayhorse but their financials are dogshit. im really starting to believe that maybe the fundamentals just dont matter anymore.

[Anonymous No.22535464]

>>22535406
They start mattering when they dilute the fuck out of your shares and you lose everything

[Anonymous No.22535472]

>>22535406
Kinda this. Sounds like the company is doing the same thing we are- whaling and hoping for a boom.

[Anonymous No.22535498]

>>22530794
>Plato coming before socrates
What did you mean by this anon?

[Anonymous No.22535536]

>>22532502
Bear Creek is amazing, the best miner in my portfolio, but i also got into Mining stocks pretty late only a few months ago

[Anonymous No.22535740]

>>22534577
I have such a similar sentiment, I stopped stacking gold a while ago and im just buying silver whenever I can. admittedly ill trade some for gold once the ratio tightens but we should all be much more bullish on silver short and long term.

>Many people reasonably question the utilitarian practicality of stacks of precious metals, and regarding gold I see the point; it has some important applications but is foremost just something hoarded away that humanity more-or-less organically agreed was a store of value eons ago.

agreed, I think all goldbugs have had this fear at some point in their lives but I trust that humanity will not change. its why we have gone to war over the same bullshit for thousands of years, why the same things that entertained the romans, greeks and Aztecs are still popular today. Humans don't change, we are not one single entity that learns from their mistakes and moves forward. we are born as ignorant as our ancestors were when they were young, and we die wiser and more knowledgable but are then overtaken by another arrogant and unwise generation who are yet to mature. 5000 years gold and silver has been regarded as money and a store of value and to this day they still do well in times in economic uncertainty, I know this is just a number but 5000 years is fucking insane. add to that silver is now at a point where it will be so necessary for future industrial application that we are looking at an asset to incredibly undervalued its almost a privilege to purchase at these prices.

>It's the perfect wealth preservation tool for those with youth and perhaps a stomach for a bit more risk/uncertainty than strict goldbugs generally tolerate. I think phat gains are so guaranteed I've begun to regard even gold with suspicion, there's no turning back for me now it seems.

This, although id say to at least hold some gold. the feeling you get from touching a physical gold bullion coin is like no other, not with even silver. 1/2

[Anonymous No.22535780]

>>22533888
Sell the news

[Anonymous No.22535789]

>>22535740
ive allowed close friends and family members to hold some of my gold and even the most sceptical get a feeling from it that is like no other. the density, shiny yellow warmth and allure it exudes truly is magical. most are ignorant of gold and silvers true value because they've never physically held a couple ounces in their hand in their life

if you have, you know

[Floor stacker No.22535901]

>>22535789
Gold and silver are God's money, it's in our DNA to accumulate it and know its inherent worth.

[Anonymous No.22535910]

>>22535464
>>22535472
as of the last quarterly report (in thousands)
>current assets: 562
>current liabilities: 2,860

wew lad. they cant even afford to pay off their debts in the next 12 months.

now i dont know much about mining stocks or fundamental analysis in general, so its possible that my interpretation of this is arbitrary and doesn't mean anything. as far as i can tell though they will have to raise more capital by selling more shared(diluting)

[Anonymous No.22535989]

Is anyone here in KORE Mining? Its the first mining stock i bought and now that i looked into what else is on the table regarding mining companies i kinda seems like i fucked up.

[Anonymous No.22536009]

>>22535536
>Bear Creek

will look into this now. please share the rest of your portfolio if you dont mind?

[Anonymous No.22536115]

>>22536009
>Bear Creek Mining (Best one yet)
>Discovery Metals
>KORE Mining (Not so sure about that one, see post above)
>Barrick Gold

Am also looking for more silver miners to invest in until they appreciated in price significantly after that i'll switch to uranium stonks.

[Anonymous No.22536153]

I am trying to add these pieces to my collection but don't know where to find them.

1. Kraken coin
2. Bat coin
3. Jesus whipping the bankers

Thx

[Anonymous No.22536156]

>>22534072
>has 4 geologists
I see you or others post this all the time but it means nothing to me. Does a junior miner usually have only 1? How many do more established miners have!?

[Anonymous No.22536216]

>>22535910
Well, I think I may dump them if I can. Just listed 15095 shares at 17¢ each see if anyone bites. I know some people were ordering at 16¢ Monday.

[Anonymous No.22536382]

>>22534072
>The company has debt, but this is unlikely to be an issue.
Ok. Let us know when Trump declares a debt jubilee. Until then Ill stick to the radical investment strategy of buying companies that sell product for more than it cost them to produce

[Anonymous No.22536489]

>>22536153
https://www.goldenstatemint.com/10-oz-jesus-clears-the-temple-silver-bullion-bar-.999-fine.html heres the Jesus one, others i dont know, the bat bois you'll probably find mostly on eBay i guess

[Anonymous No.22536494]

>>22536216
I don't understand share dilution, if shares in a stock represent ownership how do they decide how many shares to "create" once they go public? How can they create more than 100%? Share dilution just sucks current holders right, because it eats into current share gain potential as a company becomes more profitable? Wouldn't this be a good time to buy right after they diluted since odds of them doing it again are less, or does that just depend on if they get other big investors?

[Anonymous No.22536530]

Silver HAS to pump briefly from here right?

[Anonymous No.22536568]

>>22536530
I'm preparing for a dump on the JP meeting in 4 hours.

[Anonymous No.22536630]

>>22536530
It will definitely dump.

I believe!

[Anonymous No.22536691]

>>22535406

BHS has already done the mining. It's officially starting production in Q3 2020, sooner than Aurcana. It is producing silver concentrate as we speak. 400 tons of ore-sorted mineralization are being processed with the ore-sorter. What do you think the price of all that silver will be? How about if we get a silver breakout soon? I have never seen you take this into consideration when you bring up debt.

"I never saw a mining company valued lower than the then yearly revenue. 1.2 Million Ounces will be around 30 million US Dollars revenue and market cap is just 23.5 Canadian Dollars. BHS is one of the biggest bargains in history right now." -- as someone observes on SH.

>>22536156

It's unusual for such a small company. It's not simply the number either, the geologists are well respected.

BHS tweet on Twitter:

"Brandywine is a precious metals rich, VMS project located in BC, Canada. Dr. Clay Conway & Dr. Stewart Jackson have been reviewing the mineralization and geology of Brandywine where there appears to be several distinct style of #gold mineralization. Drilling to follow."

Dr Peter N. Bell on Twitter: "I'm a big fan of Clay and Stewart! Legends."

https://twitter.com/BayhorseSilver/status/1299397202821906432

>>22535464

Graeme is trustworthy, he isn't a predatory CEO. I explained this here. >>22534072

[Anonymous No.22536697]

>>22536530
>>22536568
>>22536630
i wholly meant to type 'dump'. guess my inner bull just prevailed.

[Anonymous No.22536712]

When does powell speak?

[Anonymous No.22536745]

>>22529687
At it's new ATH we're looking at 4000-4500 gold per oz and 250-350 silver per oz

[Anonymous No.22536767]

>>22536691
You are an absolute gambling clown and david morgan appears with charlatans all the time

[Anonymous No.22536772]

>>22536691
>It's officially starting production in Q3 2020

with what money? do they already have equipment in place?

what is this 'SH' you speak of? im always trying to learn more. not trying to FUD bhs, im just conservative in my estimates especially when it comes to mining.

[Anonymous No.22536788]

>>22536712
3 hours and 50 minutes.

[Anonymous No.22536819]

>>22529664
A for originality.

[Anonymous No.22536820]

Just bought my first 20 Oz this week.

When will I have made it?

[Anonymous No.22536850]

>>22529734
O gawd I need sauce

[Anonymous No.22536954]

>>22536767

Graeme holds an enormous number of shares himself, has always tried to avoid dilution where he could, has always been careful with money, and responds to e-mails and phone calls personally. The David Morgan point is important mostly because it indicates that the CEO is a silver bull who understands the case for silver.

>>You are an absolute gambling clown

If you're not manly enough to invest in a company like BHS, stick to collecting your Barrick dividends. It's no skin off my nose.

>>22536772

SH is Stockhouse. Like ceo.ca, it's an interesting place to read what investors have to say about these mining stocks. The discourse there is a lot less intelligent, but you stumble upon gems from time to time.

>>with what money? do they already have equipment in place?

Yes. The mine is built, they have the ore-sorter, they are sorting the ore right now. Graeme got it all done with a mere investment of $7 million via a creative use of technology. You can learn about it and see it with your own eyes in the BHS interviews and Youtube videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iJ30m-Z8LE&ab_channel=InvestmentPitchMedia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zApsclnlTA&ab_channel=TheIndependentSpeculator

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA84aI8rPSA&ab_channel=CambridgeHouseInternationalInc..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikobtDPOP2k&ab_channel=Proactive

[Anonymous No.22536979]

MORNING FRENS
RATE MY STACKLETTE
WHAT SHOULD I GET NEXT?

Assorted Collection of 1oz bars
RCM 10oz 9999 Purity
RCM Maple Leafs
American Silver Eagles
Asahi Rounds
Queen's Beast
Canadian Kraken 2oz
Scottsdale Bullion

[Anonymous No.22537037]

>>22536820
>When will I have made it
Let's just say you'll know when you can buy a house for a few Oz of silver.

[Anonymous No.22537061]

>>22536979
Those are all good choices, fren. I’d say weigh the premiums and the aesthetics of each choice, and find something that fits in the middle for you.

[Anonymous No.22537094]

>>22537061
I want them all at some point, but for my next buy i'm so torn. As you can see from my current stack it's a lot of Silvertowne stuff and all below 5oz. Not sure if I should get 10oz bars or just keep getting high purity 9999 rounds from mints

[Anonymous No.22537114]

>>22536954
>has always been careful with money,
>leveraged past eyeballs with debt
Just admit youre trying to unload your bags on bigger retards

[Anonymous No.22537125]

>$MAG is still going up

Go down I need to acquire cheapies

[Anonymous No.22537181]

[Anonymous No.22537199]

these smackdowns on both gold and silver that always seem to happen at 1030am are getting a bit predictable...

[Anonymous No.22537205]

>>22537094
Yeah that’s up to you to decide haha, there’s benefits to both. I think where you’re at I would probably recommend more 1 oz coins just because you’re still at quite a low weight but eventually you will want to get some 10 oz bars

[Anonymous No.22537221]

>>22530386
That literally looks trailer park boys level quality lol. Jesus. Christ. Anon that refiner is a joke.

[Anonymous No.22537225]

Should I add other holdings to my stock portfolio other than gold and silver mining? Platinum seems to be undervalued but idk how to get any exposure to it

[Anonymous No.22537268]

>>22537225
Uranium if you're ok with sticking with it for a few years

[Anonymous No.22537272]

>>22537205
THNX FREN

[Anonymous No.22537308]

>>22537125
Anything above 4$ is too pricey for me, I'm aiming at 10baggers or at least 5. Alexco is the most pricy I have.

[Anonymous No.22537319]

>>22537272
Np, keep on stacking !

[Anonymous No.22537327]

It’s all so tiresome

[Anonymous No.22537380]

someone memed a pmg miner cryptocurrency that pays out physical for holding.
Is there a company pays dividends in physical pmg?

[Anonymous No.22537403]

>>22537114

Yes, just as when I told people to buy Vizsla Resources at 0.40 CAD, Discovery Metals at 1 CAD and more recently Fireweed Zinc at 0.60 CAD and Impact Silver at 0.80 CAD. You're not the first carper who has called my integrity into question, and you won't be the last.

[Anonymous No.22537411]

>>22530987
Would they be looking in cull condition by now? You'd think some of the nicer ones would get capsuled up and stashed away.

[Anonymous No.22537440]

>>22537114

Yes, just as when I told people to buy Vizsla Resources at 0.40 CAD, Discovery Metals at 1 CAD and more recently Fireweed Zinc at 0.60 CAD and Impact Silver at 0.80 CAD. You're not the first carper who has called my integrity into question, and you won't be the last.

[Anonymous No.22537475]

Found a neat 2oz at the lcs. $60 so a bit overpriced, but I like it.

[Anonymous No.22537493]

>>22535406
People were saying these exact same things to me when I was shilling aurcana

[Anonymous No.22537527]

>>22536979
I'd go for the Kraken 2Oz. Just too beautiful.

[Anonymous No.22537538]

>>22537440
Do you still see tinka ressource as cheap? Also do you buy them as trader or long holding?

[Anonymous No.22537550]

>get on offerup
>looking for coins
>some random overpriced coins.
>30-40x FV
>some random year eagles
>40$ for a burnt nugget
>clapped 1oz maple 50$
>2oz white lion queens beast
>been slid across some sand paper
>75$
ill never understand people

[Anonymous No.22537557]

>>22537268
pls shill me some uranium shares, stocks, etfs etc.

[Anonymous No.22537616]

>>22537550
I wonder if that stuff ever actually sells. You should put up some coin for double the value and if it sells just buy more with the money.

[Anonymous No.22537629]

>>22537440
only thing I dont get is why BHS has had so much green volume but not an increased stock price... everything looks good except for debt, and high debt is very common among juniors especially right now.

[Anonymous No.22537651]

Happy GFC2 anniversary!

On this date last year the banking system was in the middle of exploding again before Fed started pumping money into the repo market again

long before corona

[Anonymous No.22537732]

>>22537440

Example #2.

>>22537538

Yes, I'm still holding Tinka and will continue to hold. The share price has gone down recently because Mark Turner, aka IKN, an angry social justice warrior, who now calls himself "IKNBLM," has written several hit-pieces against it. He despises Eric Sprott and other "racist conspiracy theorists" who believe in silver, and he thinks that silver will crash. So Tinka putting an emphasis on its silver potential lately angered him. For me, it only makes me like the stock even more.

https://incakolanews.blogspot.com/2020/09/please-ask-tinka-resources-tkv-ceo-not.html

"Oh how cute, TK CEO Graham Carman has decided he wants to be a silver miner. Which is of course his right, but equally we shareholders of TK have the right to call him out in public as the dumb market chasing promo artist that he's trying to be.

Here's the deal, Carman: You stick a single metre into Colquipucro chasing silver targets and I sell my shares. Today is Wednesday, you have until Sunday to contact this desk and explain just why you think chasing a faddy silver move is a smart idea just because the metal has spiked when every single drill hole stuck into Colquipurco over multiple years of exploration has been an utter waste of money. Change your mind about flushing shareholder cash down the toilet, or convince me I'm wrong, or I call sell Sunday evening. Just another dumb fashion-chasing wannabe rockstar geologist who doesn't have a clue about reality and should stick to banging rocks. I don't want to sponsor people who think like you do with my money, you belong in the 1990s."

For IKN attitudes on silver, see:

https://incakolanews.blogspot.com/2020/03/the-death-of-silver-as-valid-investment.html

"No matter what the idiot permabull silverbugs may claim, there is an glut of silver and the physical oversupply is from the big base metals miners" etc. etc.

[Anonymous No.22537742]

>>22536494
Exactly. That's why I aim to dump and rebuy.

[Anonymous No.22537759]

>>22537557
Havent looked too deep into it myself, wanted to start researching companies this weekend.
Rick Rules comments/interviews on the uranium market are a good starting point imo.

[Anonymous No.22537808]

>>22537732
>glut
Interesting considering we're in a pinch right now.

[Anonymous No.22537863]

>>22537475
Nice.

[Anonymous No.22537952]

>>22537475
holy shit thats an elemetal privateer. super good score anon, they dont make coins anymore and they are top quality

[Anonymous No.22537966]

>>22537732
Thanks, I followed your advice with impact and KS. Will buy tinka since it's currently at 0.16€.

[Anonymous No.22538110]

>>22537808

It's fascinating to read this article again now. While people like this were fudding silver and silver miners in March, I was buying everything I could get my hands on. But I remember there was genuine fear about silver at the time, even when the ratio got to an absurd 1:125.

"I'm beginning to think that silver is never coming back against gold, or even the flimsy old fiat dollar for that matter. On the investor side, people have stubbornly stayed away from stacking silver and probably due the nasty fingerburning received in 2010. On the industrial side, no prizes for guessing what happens to demand in our new Covid-19 world.

...

No matter what the idiot permabull silverbugs may claim, there is an glut of silver and the physical oversupply is from the big base metals miners.

...

Silver is not gold and we know through experience that it will now sell off hard into an industrial downturn (and gold will not). If your silver exposure is via juniors that struggle to turn a profit at $17/oz Ag or is an exploreco with a thin looking treasury, it's time to run away now. Silver is for speculative risk trades, not for times when you batten down the hatches."

[Anonymous No.22538135]

Just threw $2k into URA. Planning on adding some specific uranium companies on top of that

Similar to what I'm doing with gold/silver miners. Broad ETFs as a base, and specific picks on top of that

Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.22538255]

>>22538135
and how many of those "miners" actually mine uranium

[Anonymous No.22538316]

>>22538255
Look at the Status column

[Anonymous No.22538373]

>>22536153
You seem new so just search "2020 2oz royal canadian mint kraken" and "2020 american samoa" (which is your bat coin) i think the batbois are 5oz

[Anonymous No.22538407]

sorry Lebabros, should've been stacking

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-lebanon-crisis-france-banks/france-says-lebanese-depositors-may-not-get-all-their-cash-minutes-show-idUKKBN2672AA?il=0

[Anonymous No.22538439]

>>22538135
Idk. Pretty fucking stagnant as far as a mining etf goes

[Anonymous No.22538469]

>>22538110
It just baffles me that people like this exist. Since detachment from money in the 60s it's swelled in price- notably it's never gone back to prior lows. As a long term hold it makes sense- it always stays higher. Even with the manipulation in march, they couldn't keep it down. It roared back almost immediately. Over these past few weeks the new bottom has been near 26$. If we do see a new spike (seems we may be due) I think we may see a new bottom of 32$ next year

[Anonymous No.22538475]

>>22536979
I might go and pick up a 2oz Kraken and a 2020 ASE because I haven't gotten around to that yet.

[Anonymous No.22538576]

>>22532502
>Bear Creek Mining
it's already $2.64 US, and had a net loss of 23.54M in '19

[Anonymous No.22538589]

>>22538439
Well, uranium itself has been pretty fucking stagnant, duh

Other than the post-COVID ramp of course, but you could say the same about pretty much most things

[Anonymous No.22538592]

>>22538469

I think that Hemke going on Greg Hunter, and the subsequent silver breakout, was quite a milestone. Price of silver stays range-bound for ten long years, then Hemke comes out and says: "I can prove how silver is manipulated, and that the manipulation is going to end now." Calmly and methodically explains the matter. Then silver soars from $17 to $29 within a matter of days. Who can deny the manipulation at this point? Andrew Maguire, Alasdair Macleod, Craig Hemke, Rob Kientz, Eric Sprott, Chris Marcus, Andy Schectman, and everybody else who speaks about the issue, now has enormous credibility.

>>22537966

Thank you, I hope very much that all the investments do well.

[Anonymous No.22538625]

>>22537732
Christ Almighty that guy is peak smug faggot. And for all his virtue signaling BS, he really is a nasty petty mean little man.

I'd actually care about his opinion if he didn't choose a handle that's basically a banner advertisment (muh BLM) for his own intractable ignorance and inability to recognize rather basic objective reality. He may be smart(ish) but is obviously too susceptible to emotional nonsense and blind to his stupid biases to be taken seriously.

Just another retard with a keyboard, nothing to see here move along.

[Anonymous No.22538710]

>>22537225
Absolutely agree with you about platinum being undervalued. Nickel Creek Platinum is one I've been buying more of, lately.
As this anon >>22537268 said, uranium is a good move. Buy shares of Cameco

[Anonymous No.22538735]

>>22537732
Well, impact has been doing well for me. I'll trust you again anon.

[Anonymous No.22538745]

>>22537616
probably not, i just dont get why people think their peace dollar cull is worth 60$
>posted 11 months ago in home goods

[Anonymous No.22538754]

>>22538710
>Cameco
Isn't that just the Barrick of uranium?

[Anonymous No.22538890]

>>22530739
HOLY SHIT BOYS!
925 AD!!

[Anonymous No.22538966]

>>22536979
watch ebay until you find a 50-roll of mercs for less than $100, should only take a few days

[Anonymous No.22539196]

Few questions frens, I'm fairly new to stacking and PM in general, if USD crashes and loses reserve currency, basically let's say if schiff is right about everything, what will I do with gold and silver? Obviously it's money, but will people start trading with it again? Will stores take it? Will banks? I was discussing it with a friend and he acted like buying gold was a waste because it's not good for anything, and nobody wants it in a shtf scenario. I didn't have much a a response other than "gold is money and has been money for thousands of years".
Also, what about stocks? If I invest in foreign money and mining stocks, how will that help me in a crash? Will it just retain my wealth in inflated dollars? And how do you guys trade stocks? Are there good apps? Doing it online? Or do you have brokers?

[Anonymous No.22539245]

platinum looking solid as fuck.

[Anonymous No.22539249]

>>22539196
Yup your friend is right you should hold onto USD since raiders will always need toilet paper

[Anonymous No.22539366]

>>22539196
>what will I do with gold and silver?

Weimar scenario : use their inflated value in worthless fiat to diversify into other asset classes, e.g. throw down a few ounces of gold to buy an entire apartments building, sound companies with near-0 stocks, arable land, whatever. Many millionnaires were made during the Great Depression, postwar Europe and other crisis times.

Mild Mad Max scenario : back to gold and silver money, you'll have a huge advantage. See above.

Hard Mad Max scenario : does it matter how you store your wealth? we'd all be fucked anyway.

[Anonymous No.22539428]

>>22539196
>will banks take it
most likely, but best keep it as far as possible away from them

owning gold was made illegal once, don't doubt they'll try it again

[Anonymous No.22539445]

>>22538754
Why would that worry you?
>>22539196
Your friend is wrong, you need physical PMs regardless of what happens. Just stick to buying PMs, guns, ammo, and land.
You dont need to speculate on miners, if youre having serious shtf conversations.

[Anonymous No.22539527]

Hello friends, I have done 100% into gold at 1480/o and sold 40% of my stack at 1960/o. I want to reinvest that 40% into platinum and so far put down 10% at 925/o.

How does /pmg/ feel about platinum? End of year estimate?

I also wanted silver, but it seems that I have missed the train. Thoughts on that? Thanks.

[Anonymous No.22539572]

>>22537440
followed your advice, based. How good is it truly ? I mean, I'm not a trader so nothing wrong with keeping this one for 10 years until the end of the bullmarket ?

[Anonymous No.22539708]

How high can Aurcana go? Today marks 4 weeks after buying and kicking ass

[Anonymous No.22539723]

>>22539527
Moving gold into platinum is not a bad move, imo. I did the same, paid $930USD/ounce of platinum.
You have not missed the silver train, it will pump with platinum.

[Anonymous No.22539775]

>>22539572

So far as I know, Klondike has a permitted mill, and the silver ounces in the ground. So either silver will crash, and you will lose everything, or silver will soar, and Klondike will soar with it, and become a producer again, or get bought out, and you will make a fortune. That's all I can say. I am 100% certain that silver will keep going up, and expect to be holding my silver stocks for the next ten years.

Read through the chat in ceo.ca and Stockhouse to get a better idea of the risk vs the reward:

https://ceo.ca/ks

https://stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.ks/klondike-silver-corp

[Anonymous No.22539905]

>>22539775
>>22539572

"Klondike Silver is the dominant landholder in the Slocan Silver Lead Zinc Camp in South Eastern British Columbia. Its claims host 68 of the 173 past-producting mines in the Camp and produced a total of 40.5 Moz of silver, 350 Mlb of lead and 160 Mlb of zinc. The biggest of these producers was the Silvana Mine which produced 7.8 Moz Ag at 13.87 oz/t, 63 Mlb Pb at 5.62% and 58 Mlb of Zn at 5.15% Klondike Silver's land package includes over half of the Main Lode: an approximately 9 km long prolific vein that hosted the biggest producing mines in the area. 1.5km of the Main Lode is virtually unexplored The Silver Mile. The project has an active Mine Permit, a 100 ton per day mill and a licenced tailings pond facility. The mill is 1.5 hours from Teck Corp's Trail lead-zinc smelter. Once economic mineralisation is identified, mining can commence rapidly due to the amount of existing underground mine workings The company recently announced a C$1.5 Million private placement at C$0.05 whose net proceeds shall be used to advance the Silver Lead Zinc project."

[Anonymous No.22539982]

>>22539366
This is what I figured, and what I tried to convey to my friend but he didn't get it. But thought I'd pick a few brains that have been in it longer than me.
>>22539428
Was more of an example, I barely use banks now.
>>22539445
This is what my line of thinking was. Cash is only going to become more and more worthless, I told him it was more of a preservation than a way to make money. I'm going to have savings regardless so why not save in PM instead of paper.
Covid is what really got me worried about this stuff, because of the fed printing the absolute fuck out of cash right now. I have plenty of guns and ammo, not a lot of land, or PM though. Do you think this is a wise time to buy land/a house? Should I secure the retarded low interest rates now even if there is a crash on the horizon? Or wait till the crash happens and buy then?

[Anonymous No.22540117]

>>22539982
Hyperinflation and dollar valued housing crash are somewhat mutually exclusive.

[Anonymous No.22540163]

Tell me, will silver go up or down? I am getting so fucking bored with this stagnation

[Anonymous No.22540164]

>>22540117
Maybe, but with hyper inflation would people be able to even buy houses? Granted this would only work in a global inflation scenario so that other countries/corporations wouldn't be able to buy property.

[Anonymous No.22540210]

>>22539982
Buying a house (rather, taking out a mortgage) is playing Russian Roulette. You will be too vulnerable to "variable" interest rates and the value of your property.

Real estate is good during a boom, but right now I personally wouldn't do it.

I'd just stack your savings in PMs and avoid debt like the plague. Don't give banks a reason to take your shit.

The strength in PMs lies in two things: Its intrinsic value (cost to mine+mint), and the fact that it has an international market.

This is a way to geographically diversify with one asset. PMs are NOT an investment, it is a store of value. One gold coin now will be one gold coin in 50 years. A dollar now will be toilet paper in 50 years.

[Anonymous No.22540276]

>>22540210
Not a problem if you get a fixed-rate mortgage

[Anonymous No.22540380]

>>22540210
Wouldnt you benefit most if you take on debt with fixed rates prior to inflation?

[Anonymous No.22540384]

>>22538589
Uranium price droped due to no tank battles.

[Anonymous No.22540397]

>>22540276
My banks don't offer 30 year fixed rate, only 5. They also charge you an assload more for fixed.

Depends on your situation, I suppose. Income/net worth etc all play a factor in the decision making process.

If you are financially vulnerable, taking a risk during an uncertain time is an easy way to get wiped out.

[Anonymous No.22540431]

>>22540397
Where do you live?

[Anonymous No.22540451]

>>22536489
Shame they don't make that in a 1oz version.

>>22537411
They're still making restrikes with the same weight and silver content.

>>22537475
That's not too bad. My LCS is at 29 for generics, last I checked, and 32 for government bullion. For $1/oz extra, you're getting a piece with collector's value.

[Anonymous No.22540467]

>>22540431
Sydney, Au

[Anonymous No.22540474]

>>22540210
What is another stable asset we can peg gold to so we can get a rough idea of it's value without fiat in the picture.

[Anonymous No.22540476]

>>22540210
>imagine buying a house,
>paying both realtors 3.5% premium EACH
>paying hundreds of thousands of interest over the 40 years
>paying for upkeep and working to keep it mowed/shoveled

suckers... this is why I only invest in $HOUSE

[Anonymous No.22540538]

>>22529529
good boy edition but OP bad boy. Please include this in OP
https://goldprice.eu5.net/
https://www.chards.co.uk/

[Anonymous No.22540565]

>>22540163
If you can’t be patient silver and PM in general aren’t for you. If you want a stable hedge against inflation and a great way to save money buy pm. I think silver will moon but I realize it could take another 5-10 years... I need that time to grow my stack further anyway

[Anonymous No.22540669]

>>22540210
>PMs are NOT an investment, it is a store of value.


Just want to nitpick here, I'd agree that gold is a store of value, however I personally view silver as a speculative investment in addition to a somewhat more volitile store of value.

[Anonymous No.22540701]

>>22540474
the big mac index

[Anonymous No.22540707]

>>22540210
I'm in a fairly comfy place right now, I rent from a family member and work in a trade with decent job security. I would just like to own my own place out of town. But the future seems to be such a toss up right now with covid and the elections and shit right now Im nervous to bite such a big bullet.
>>22540380
This was my thinking but I don't know enough to be certain. I just figure if I could get a low fixed rate with low payments now, it wouldn't be the worst idea considering they can't stay this low forever. But like I said I don't really know enough about buying a house to be sure. What would happen if I get a fixed rate mortgage and the bank itself crashes?

[Anonymous No.22540724]

Currently getting Morgans at 24.50 technically culls but my buddy hand picks them so majority are in pretty good condition. Is that a fair price?

[Anonymous No.22540774]

Anybody done much research on Azimut (AZM)? They are an exploration company that has had some significant drilling results. They own a total of 27 gold & base metal properties in Quebec (Nunavik and James Bay). No debt. Their stock 200%'d (0,50CAD-> 1,50CAD) Jan 14 2020 when they published drilling results of Patwon Prospect in their Elmer Gold Property in James Bay.

They've since published more drilling results in Elmer Gold Property and have expanded the discovery. 35 holes have been made in the Patwon Zone with 29 returning significant mineralization (more specific info on their newest Press release published yesterday: http://www.azimut-exploration.com/en/release/PR_20200915.pdf))

Currently their stock is going for 1,28CAD and seems to have been dropping for a while. Using Moving Averages 50 & 200 it seems like the price is going down, although the newest Press release might invigorate stock price.

[Anonymous No.22540780]

>>22540701
You might actually be on to something...

[Anonymous No.22540830]

>>22540669

We would be arguing semantics here. The main argument here is that it doesn't produce anything, while a stake in a company would give you the right to a percentage of their profits (when it's reinvested in the company, you will receive this as a stock price increase).

Making money with trading/flipping can be done with almost anything, and doesn't really make it an "investment".

Technically, you could be right. People see an "investment" as a way to make your money grow, and PMs don't do that.

[Anonymous No.22540890]

>>22540774

I bought the bottom of AZM with a small % of my net-worth just because it went down so much, and because it still has enthusiastic supporters. This post by TheJuniorExplorer is interesting.

https://ceo.ca/azm?ca81bfbaa725

"Based on the slides from todays news release the gold mineralization has to be coming from somewhere, most likely much deeper, and possibly much higher grade and a much bigger system as they go more down dip."

But it's always going to be the ultra-micro-cap and ultra-leveraged silver stocks which really interest me.

[Anonymous No.22540924]

>>22540830
Except that PMs in addition to being a store of value also happen to be vastly UNDERvalued at the moment.

So yes, you can expect to grow your purchasing power with PMs until that imbalance resolves itself

[volar No.22540938]

as for supply chain field that is growing fast recommend you to have a look at Morpheus.Network that is coming with unique product on the field. check out and curious to discuss with you

[Anonymous No.22540984]

>>22540890
seems bullish to me!

[Anonymous No.22541032]

>>22540938

Please do the needful and buy Klondike Silver. Fast recommend it as very unique silver stock. Decentralized, AI/deep learning, near infinite scalable feeless, partnerships, trustless, new paradigm. Thank you Sir.

[Anonymous No.22541111]

>>22540830
Nothing makes your money grow like PM. When you start asking yourself if you should buy a concert t shirt for $60 or buy 2 ounces of silver instead, that’s when you save money. You’ll want to hold on to your stack and one day you cash out and make a major investment that will make you even more money.

[Anonymous No.22541129]

>>22541032
I kek'd

I'm buying into bayhorse as soon as my funds clear, looking into other junior miners but I'm not sure how to diversify my stock money among them. Do you guys just split evenly between a bunch of juniors?

[Anonymous No.22541130]

>>22540924
Yes, your purchasing power will increase, and prices will always have fluctuations based on supply and demand which a savvy investor can exploit.

However, the fact it doesn't produce anything means that its value will not have the compounding effect that you see in equities.

The PM investors here are exploiting a market anomaly, created by market manipulators (see the JPM fiasco).

[Anonymous No.22541178]

>>22540780
Well not really. The problem with the Big Mac index is that the asset itself is not stable and it changes in inherent value. Every few years the ingredients get cheaper and the beef gets smaller.

[Anonymous No.22541217]

>>22540701
>>22540780
>>22541178

Shit... You are right. I am going to short Big Macs.

[Anonymous No.22541267]

Alright guys I have lost a lot of money on McEwin so my question is, do i stick with it to the end for better or worse or do I abandon ship and move the money into more Aurcana or another miner?

[Anonymous No.22541274]

>>22541129

Don Durrett says not to put more than 3% of your money into any one small-cap. I personally don't adhere to this rule, but it's a safe one to follow. I've invested deeply in a number of stocks which I believe in (like Impact Silver) and reserve the 3% allocation for the stocks which I treat more as speculative gambles (like Euro Sun Mining, Azimut Exploration, or Genesis Metals). Most people would call a company like Impact a speculative gamble, but, for me, who believe in silver 100%, I don't see it as speculative, simply as a sure thing that will rise if silver goes up. Whereas ESM will go to zero if its permit gets denied.

[Anonymous No.22541385]

>>22538710
Shill me on nickel creek platinum. Why so undervalued?

[PAN MAN No.22541390]

>>22533299
>>22533455
I may be looking for guys next month but it all depends on if weather cooperates and if two of the guys I had lined up dont show.

[Anonymous No.22541416]

>>22539196
I know this is a genuine question but please look at Venezuela before you ask more. What people do there is go to the "We buy gold" store, sell their pms for cash they need for that day, and buy their goods. The key point you keep to keep in mind is that they immediately use the fiat after converting it.

[Anonymous No.22541447]

>>22541274
Of total money I assume that is? If we're including retirement funds, I'm basically 80/10/7/3 index stonks/crypto/silver/money sitting in trade account. I just put some in there to gamble on these kind of bets, the crypto and silver are my mid-term life gains and the stonks are the boring boomer style "sure thing" retirement.

[Anonymous No.22541457]

>>22541267

You haven't lost anything. MUX will rise if you keep holding. For all you know, it will soar after you capitulate now, and Aurcana will correct after its recent surge. Q3 earnings come out in a couple of weeks, and I find it hard to believe that MUX, as a producer, won't finally do well, given we have had $1900 gold and $28 silver. And even if it doesn't do well in Q3, I refuse to believe that it won't do well eventually. All miners will rise, it's simply a case of which horse you back is going to be the fastest one. If you believe in PMs, the only reason to sell MUX right now is to bet on something even more dangerous, small-cap, and speculative, because you are sure that you will make back your realized loss and more.

[Anonymous No.22541469]

I only buy miners because I don't feel like I have the room for precious metals and I don't feel like I have enough value yet to really do so lol. 75k of debt, 30k in crypto, 3k in miners. Thinking I might move my savings to a conservative roth ira but idk.

[Anonymous No.22541499]

>>22537440
I'm buying 8k bayhorse right now. thanks for all the legwork friend. How high you think it will go?

[Anonymous No.22541504]

>>22541274
>alexco
>impact
>klondike
>aurcana
Will buy Tinka tomorrow. I'm almost like you where I do 100% believe in Silver, I dont invest in company without permit though. Was thinking about buying Bonterra Resources. Any other based company to recommend ? My to-watch list looks like this, I dont know which one to get. The thing is, I only have 1K to invest per month so I avoid 4$+ company since I wont get many share anyway.

[Anonymous No.22541527]

silver coin just arrived in my mailbox but im in an online graduate class and I want to go grab my fucking bullion.

[Anonymous No.22541554]

>>22540774
>>22540984
Looking at it again, people seem to have shorted after the Sept. 15 Press release. I wonder why.

[Anonymous No.22541619]

>>22540467
Its worse then I thought. I knew the Australian housing bubble was insane but if what you are saying is true its truly fucked there.

[Anonymous No.22541645]

>>22534023
What silver forum?

[Anonymous No.22541732]

>>22541645
THE silver forum

[Anonymous No.22541777]

>>22541504

I'm also an investor in Almaden Minerals, and consider it an excellent buy, but, if you don't like permit plays, you should be aware that the only reason why the stock is so low, despite the excellent silver reserves in the mine, is because it has an ongoing legal dispute with the Mexican government. It started soaring lately because steps were taken to resolve the issue. Also, Hummingbird Resources, although an excellent gold miner, is located in Mali, where a military coup is underway.

Bonterra is a large Sprott holding which looks very cheap, although people have had issues with management.

Impact, Klondike, BHS, are three of my favourite silver stocks, although they are ultra-leveraged and hence ultra-dangerous bets on silver, especially the last two, which are microcaps. Fireweed Zinc and Tinka I like as mixed zinc-silver stocks. Other excellent larger small-cap silver stocks are: Callinex Mines, Dolly Varden, Silver One, Aurcana, and CCW.

[Anonymous No.22541823]

>>22541527
Show us when you can

[Anonymous No.22541840]

>>22541111
>>22541777
Checked. Powell is going to kick off the next leg up today.

[Anonymous No.22541857]

>>22541732
youre already in the silver forum, dude.

[Anonymous No.22541904]

>>22541457
true enough, ill hold

[Anonymous No.22541919]

>>22529529
Why is it that buying 1oz rounds in bulk is usually cheaper than buying 100oz bars? This doesn't make any sense.

[Anonymous No.22541928]

>>22541840
First week on 4channel?

[Anonymous No.22541944]

Just got a delivery of 15 oz silver rounds. Theyre beautiful

[Anonymous No.22542030]

>>22541928
How could you tell? I found this place after people kept putting /PMG/ and /BIZ/ in the referral field on their orders, I'm a packer for a major bullion dealer.

[Anonymous No.22542058]

>>22541944
hot

[Anonymous No.22542143]

>>22542030
Lmfao

[Anonymous No.22542173]

>>22541777
What are you going to do with your new eight-figure net worth in a few years?

[Anonymous No.22542209]

>>22542030
god how many have there been?
(hot tip metal merchant, if you capitalize /BIZ/ instead of /biz/ it makes you stand out)

[Anonymous No.22542221]

>>22542030
>/pmg/ anons are the majority of buyers
I want to believe.

[Anonymous No.22542259]

>>22542221
Were all gonna make it

[Anonymous No.22542295]

Is a gold standard inflation proof?

[Anonymous No.22542298]

>>22542209
read between the lines

[Anonymous No.22542340]

>>22542030
I unironically do this.

[Anonymous No.22542365]

What are anons having for lunch? Im earing a seared salmon filet, a can of green beans, and 36 pizza rolls

[Anonymous No.22542395]

>>22542365

kek

[Anonymous No.22542415]

T-Minus 14 minutes

[PAN MAN No.22542428]

>>22535989
I dont know much about their California projects, but i ve worked on some of their ground in the Cariboo district before. I ve worked on their FG claims multiple times 5 years ago doing basic prospecting for the previous owners. There are for sure ribbon style gold mineralization of similar type found at Spanish mountain but its very intermittent and does not likely go to much depth. I ll have a look at what these guys have done on the property since I was there.

[Anonymous No.22542440]

>>22542295
as long as it's actually adhered to and there isn't a sudden glut of gold on the market

[Anonymous No.22542477]

New
>>22542470
>>22542470
>>22542470

[Anonymous No.22542493]

>>22541823
Just an indian head buffalo coin. I like it. Sorry, I didn't realize the pic was very good until I had already loaded it up.

[Anonymous No.22542501]

>>22542428
Pan Man, what do you think of Equinox Gold?
Hope your buddy's fingers are okay!!

[Anonymous No.22542616]

>>22540830
>semantics

Yeah, basically. To clarify further in accord with the definitional parameters, I'd call silver a fundamentally strong speculative position given silver's ever-increasing tech/industrial applications in addition to its hard money savings aspect.

I view silver somewhat like uranium prior to the Manhattan Project. Sure, it had interesting observable properties and made unique colors in glass and ceramics, but it's true value wasn't glimpsed until nuclear fission was understood and applied.

It appears that silver is the absolute best substance known for an astonishing number of high tech applications, which like Uranium will only grow and expand in-step with humanity's collective technical understanding and expertise. If you believe like I that consumer electronics, 5G, smart weapons, solar tech, surveillance infrastructures and all related silver-intensive realms will grow and require even more of the metal to meet global demand in the future then it really does feel like a long hold "investment" in addition to a hedge or savings or whatever

[PAN MAN No.22542634]

>>22542501
Their another mid tier operating miner working in the US, Mexico and Brazil. I have looked at them before in threads, their a great company but I dont have all my info on them in front of me right now. I ll look into them again next thread. Also hes fine, only lost the last part of his middle finger.

[Anonymous No.22542894]

>>22542493
*wasn't very good. I'm just fuckin' up today.

[Anonymous No.22543169]

Check my new stack of fiats fellow paper money general bros

[Anonymous No.22543373]

>>22542616
See my other post >>22541130

Yes, I believe that you will make money off a rapid increase in demand, and PMs in general are a good buy right now.

My point was that one silver coin will stay as one silver coin. People will pay more for it, but that is just increased demand (which can happen to many things that aren't considered as an investment).

This is why, I classify it as "trading" rather than "investing". Trading is exploiting fluctuations in supply and demand. You can be a day trader, swing trader, etc.

[Anonymous No.22543378]

>>22543169
Is this you?

[Anonymous No.22543631]

>>22543169
that be asschetick as fuck my nigg

[Anonymous No.22543847]

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