/pmg/ precious metals general

[Anonymous No.23246388]

Cheapies edition

Bullion dealers
https://apmex.com/
https://jmbullion.com/
https://sdbullion.com/
https://boldpreciousmetals.com/
https://bgasc.com/
https://providentmetals.com/
https://www.moneymetals.com/
https://monumentmetals.com/
https://goldenstatemint.com/
https://gainesvillecoins.com/
https://silvertowne.com/
https://schiffgold.com/
https://goldsilver.com/
https://pinehurstcoins.com/
https://sprottmoney.com/
https://goldsilver.be/en/
https://silvergoldbull.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/

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

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

>Prospecting
https://youtube.com/watch?v=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://youtube.com/watch?v=3mg9YcAShTo
Magnets
https://youtube.com/watch?v=NgSXg-WOEVY
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

Previous thread:
>>23233844

Rip in pepperoni leaf:
>>23241817

[Anonymous No.23246427]

>>23246388
Your daily reminder not to trust Hitlerites and Greenbackers.

https://www.garynorth.com/public/department141.cfm

Whether you have a central bank print paper money, or have the government do it directly, MMT and socialism are just as evil.

For weeks now, every thread has had infiltrators from /pol/ virtue-signalling about Jews in every post, triple-bracketing every other word, promoting socialist, neo-Nazi, Greenbacker rubbish like A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind. Expect those whom you attack to fight you back.

[Anonymous No.23246434]

First

[Anonymous No.23246438]

>>23246388
did good anon

[Anonymous No.23246444]

[Anonymous No.23246460]

>>23246434
Nevermind

[Anonymous No.23246463]

>>23246444
Horrendous waste of digits

[Anonymous No.23246468]

[Anonymous No.23246504]

>>23246463
>buy silver
>wasted digits

[Anonymous No.23246513]

>>23246504
>disgusting insect

[Anonymous No.23246514]

>>23246438
Yeah..wanted to use this image.

[Anonymous No.23246543]

>>23246444
holy based

[Anonymous No.23246557]

>>23246388
Is it me being a schizo it was there another website under the
>compare section? Wasn’t it expressly for the EU?

[Anonymous No.23246563]

>>23246369
Sure, I'm not saying don't buy them. But they may be on sale before too long. I'm sitting on the sidelines with dry powder because I don't think we are done with big time downside risk. I also think yields are going to crash. So my conservative approach is to put half my cash in TLT (long term treasuries EFT) waiting for the treasury short squeeze while the other half is waiting for the next fire sale. And obviously, I'm staying near the entrance/exit in case the wind shifts. But right now, I think stimulus is off the table until December and maybe even into 2021 depending on what a colossal disaster this election turns into with lawsuit after lawsuit.

[Anonymous No.23246580]

Sterling elders..I need help.

Ok I found some spoons and knives with this mark on them. I am unfamiliar with "Mexican Silver 67" with some kind of templar cross on it.

Plate? 67% sterling? What am I dealing with here?

[Anonymous No.23246730]

>>23246388
based thread


>>23246444
Checked

[Anonymous No.23246796]

>>23246563
this is why the periodic buys, while saving cash on hand for big dips, is the best strategy.

You never miss out on the upside, you get to capitalize on the downsides, and the only trade off is that you will slightly under perform someone who perfectly times the market. Basically no one perfectly times the market outside of blind luck/insiders.

[Anonymous No.23246811]

Last thread no one answered me.
How do you prefer your coins.

Polished or lived in?

I always polish mine, but I don't have any rare silver coins. Rarest might be these 2 marks.

[Anonymous No.23246849]

>>23246811
If I have multiples of a coin then I clean one just to get it looking as close to when it was minted and enjoy it.

[Anonymous No.23246927]

>>23246811
Looks better polished but I’m just not bothered to polish any of mine

[Anonymous No.23246945]

>>23246811
polish? no, clean the fire damage and utter disgusting 40 year old gum? yeah lotta fun

[Anonymous No.23246986]

>>23246811
Well I like the look of shinies, but for numismatic you absolutely do not want to do this. It apparently ruins the value of the coins. Personally I only clean coins if I see damage by PVC, you don’t have a choice then. Either clean it or the coin will degrade further over time

[Anonymous No.23246995]

>>23246580
Never came across "Mexican Silver" like that but I'm pretty sure it's just a nonprecious "Nickel Silver" type alloy like german silver, alaska silver, tibetan silver etc. Interesting though, I've handled thousands of spoons and never seen that mark.

[Anonymous No.23247149]

>>23246995
>german silver
>alaska silver
>tibetan silver
>alpaca silver

What exactly are these? I added alpaca silver since I have heard of that one. What else is there?

What is Sterling/Silver inlaid? Sterling Plate is one I saw too.

[Anonymous No.23247189]

>>23247149
i saw something called weighted sterling a few days ago, sounded plated to me

[Anonymous No.23247398]

>>23247149
Inlaid sterling was a product of Holmes and Edwards I believe, basically higher quality silver plated stuff with thicker silver on the areas most prone to wear.

>>23247189
>weighted sterling

No that's good stuff, I like scrapping it, but it's just formed silver sheet filled with pitch or plaster/cement so most weight is just filler. Yields as low as 8% for the worst weighted candle holders, up to over 50% for good quality s&p shakers, sugar/creamer sets etc. Always buy it if you come across it cheap.

[Anonymous No.23247542]

>>23247398
oh interesting, thanks, im sure the ebay listing is gone but good to know

[Anonymous No.23247664]

>>23247149
>What else is there?

I'll need to get back to you on that. I seem to remember reading that the alpaca alloy contained 2% silver but don't quote me. There are lots of different types of plate like quadruple or community but most value is still just in the nickel and copper in the alloys. "Silver soldered" stuff is kinda like the sterling inlaid flatware; just fancier silver plate and not worth getting unless basically free. Nickel silver alloy is worth more than copper and can be sold to some scrap yards, so $0.50 teapots and other big things are worth grabbing if you have a local scrap buyer.

[Anonymous No.23247919]

>>23247542
Are those scrapped planchets?

[Anonymous No.23247930]

>>23247542
Ah eBay, yeah that can be dangerous if you're not experienced with weighted items, however weighted sterling is pretty common at Goodwill/thrift shops and IRL sales so if you see any cheap grab it up and get some hands-on experience breaking it down. I peeled my first candle holder in 4th grade, been in love with scrapping ever since though this year really kicked things into overdrive.

[Anonymous No.23247965]

>>23246388
>silver "dips" to $24 an oz
>it was just last year I could buy bars at $16 per oz of JMBullion
I just needed more time bros... It's not fair, I thought there was time...

[Anonymous No.23247976]

>>23247919
dunno actually, i think theyre either a hopper for clad coins or a bad batch of bullion

>>23247930
yeah i got a forge because of this hobby, have yet to aquire any major sterling tho

[Anonymous No.23248044]

>>23247965
You had 5000 years.

[Anonymous No.23248080]

>>23247930
>>23247398
Have you ever encountered any gold-filled jewelry on your scrapping adventures?

[Anonymous No.23248129]

>>23247965
>there was always gonna be times bros...

[Anonymous No.23248138]

>>23247965
HA! better pack your bag wagie before uncle sam says: "TAKE MY HUGE COCKARINO"

[Anonymous No.23248172]

>>23247930
Jelly as fuck anon. Any tutorials or documentaries on smelting silver and making a bar or something. Pretty interested in it

[Anonymous No.23248196]

>>23246444
this gook skank is even worse to look at than Belle Delphine

[Anonymous No.23248205]

stacking has to be one of the most male dominant pursuits ever, right? never heard of a female stacker
if stacking goes mainstream it won't be take long for women ruin it

[Anonymous No.23248240]

stacking has to be one of the most male dominant pursuits ever, right? never heard of a female stacker
if stacking goes mainstream it won't take* long for women ruin it

[Anonymous No.23248286]

>>23248205
Well it's gonna drive demand up and price normies out, so, by definition, it will not go mainstream.

[Anonymous No.23248318]

>>23248240
>>23248286
What a b8

[Anonymous No.23248326]

>>23248286
we talkin about gold? bc gold is a giffon good, as price increases demand increases.

[Anonymous No.23248368]

>>23248080
>gold-filled jewelry

Certainly, and that's actually a very good option for scrappers who prefer gold. Fold-filled items are often vintage/antique and generally have a thick shell of a stated weight like "1/10 14k" over a copper based core, so the gold filled items can be cut up then soaked in acid to dissolve (convert to soluble salts) the base metals, leaving the quality gold foil which can be refined further. Old gold-filled pocket watch cases are awesome heavy and sometimes overlooked sources, way better than jillions of little lapel pins and whatnot.

I collect it but haven't ran a batch yet, got the chems but I'm much more interested in silver for now. Definitely pick it up if you see it dirt cheap.

[Anonymous No.23248455]

>>23248240
Women don't like raw materials, they prefer things they can show off to their friends. A piece of bullion is about as interesting as an uncut diamond to most women.

[Anonymous No.23248477]

>>23248326
I mean, depends on what you understand under mainstream. Demand increases from people who can purchase gold, or silver from that matter. Bear in mind though that most people are fiscally illiterate and irresponsible, meaning they won't get in until it's on the moon. Therefore I don't see how can it become truly mainstream since most people don't have any savings anyway.

Besides we all saw what happened in March. If it truly goes viral, mints will struggle to meet demand, rendering physical almost impossible to get, unless you preorder months in advance. So I suspect normies would head to ETFs.

[Anonymous No.23248572]

>>23248477
>>23248455
dubs of truth

[Anonymous No.23248814]

>>23247398
What is gold filled and is 10k italian really lower purity than claimed? I always heard about italians being lying jews about their shit.

[Anonymous No.23248843]

>>23248572
metal militia is cooler fyi

[Anonymous No.23248862]

>>23248843
i didnt make that one,prob not too hard to change

[Anonymous No.23248968]

>>23248368
Look at this absolute mad lad

[Anonymous No.23248979]

>>23248172
>Any tutorials or documentaries on smelting silver and making a bar or something. Pretty interested in it

Got some saved youtube vids which I can dig up but other anons are more expert with furnace and crucible work, I dabble and have cast some simple things but am not experienced. I bring my cleaned and crushed scrap to a nearby refinery, you could refine it yourself theoretically, but not economically at a personal or hobby scale as far as I can determine.

And don't be envious or put up mental barriers, anyone can trawl the newly listed BIN (buy it now) "sterling" eBay listings in the antiques category for cheapies. If you sort by most recent first and are among the first people to see a listing then you have a better chance of grabbing fire sale deals. Look at the most recently sold BIN-only "sterling" listings in the antiques category and you'll see the sort of deals that get listed and then quickly purchased. Honestly, spending a half hour looking at what us scrappers are actually buying would be extremely educational, so give it a shot and good luck scrapping!

[PAN MAN No.23249014]

>>23248368
how many ounces do you think you go though on a monthly basis?

[Anonymous No.23249042]

this is how 55.000USD look in precious metals nowadays, kinda dissapointing desu

[Anonymous No.23249058]

>>23248814
Lots of italian gold items are just straight fake, "14k italy" stamped gold plated silver or gold plated brass necklaces/chains are pretty notorious but I'm not too experienced with gold overall so am not sure about italian 10k. Gotta do a deep scratch test I guess.

[Anonymous No.23249105]

>>23249042
oh wow the 2021 kooks look carbon copy design to the 2012s

[Anonymous No.23249151]

>>23249042
I also am a shoebox stacker

[Anonymous No.23249155]

>>23248814
>What is gold filled
Gold filled jewelry is a layer of gold foil over a base metal piece of jewelry. The layer of gold foil is measured in hundredths of an inch instead of literal microns like gold plated. Gold filled was the way for the average wagecuck to get gold jewelry at an affordable price before they had gold plating.

[Anonymous No.23249271]

>bloodred futures on metals
Hope you all enjoyed a taste of what it's like to make money because we won't bart again for the rest of the month

[Anonymous No.23249299]

>>23249271
>1 post
>its FUD
imagine my shock

[Anonymous No.23249322]

>>23249151
mine is not a shoebox but a first aid car box
but we are all frens here so that is ok

[Anonymous No.23249326]

>>23249271
Naw man been buying the dips and selling on aurion, wallbridge, and a few others. Makes me a few extra bucks for my whale stacks

[Anonymous No.23249354]

As per the thread theme. There are a handful of cheapies out there. Notable mentions, klondike silver, silver spruce, tinka, bayhorse. These are all less than ten cents (approx)

Which are you invested in and why? Which arent you invested in and why?

[Anonymous No.23249396]

>>23249299
>1 post out of 60 in a new thread
Can't explain this shit.

>>23249326
I don't have any money to buy dips and I have calls on margin so I am paying through the nose rn.

[Anonymous No.23249454]

>>23249396
>calls on margin

[Anonymous No.23249524]

Ok PMG, you fuckers have made me paranoid about feebay. Never purchased bullion off of there but I did not mind buying CAD junk off there once in a while.
Mail call today, I doubt you will be able to tell anything off of the pics because I can't see anything with a magnifying glass. My scale needs to be calibrated but all coins are within .2 of the proper weight one way or the other. They all seem to ping, but you fuckers have officially ruined feebay for me.

[Anonymous No.23249540]

>>23249396
surely that cant go tits up

[Anonymous No.23249545]

>>23249524

[Anonymous No.23249550]

>>23249454
I just needed more gold and silver bros...

[Anonymous No.23249562]

>>23249524
is it 80% or 50%? how much?

[PAN MAN No.23249581]

>>23249354
I would add Scottie Gold ($0.39) to that list as well as Strikepoint Gold ($0.29). There a bit higher than what your after but still in that juicy price range. There still only explorers though, Scottie Gold though has it better off than Strikepoint in accessibility for their project.

[Anonymous No.23249623]

>>23249581
Scottie has been doing pretty well in the last week. I think theyve gone up about 20%

[Anonymous No.23249637]

>>23246427
>t. Stephen schlomo

[Anonymous No.23249663]

>>23249014
>how many ounces do you think you go though on a monthly basis?

Picking up ~8-12 kilos of scrap silver a month this year, though a lot is nice quality or collectible antique stuff that is kept intact and added to the Viking warlord treasure stack. I love antiques so it's a pure win-win for me.

Can you please re-post that extraordinary Comstock lode ~5.12oz ingot you have? Been thinking about it for days lol.

[PAN MAN No.23249676]

>>23249623
there fantastic surface samples and the drilling at Del Norte next door by Decade resources helped them. When Decade hit that 10m of Chalcopyrite with VG in core it pumped everyone nearby.

[Anonymous No.23249703]

>>23249562
%80, they never did the 50 cent or the dollars in %50. Worked out to just over $10 mapleopolies per coin. Each one is .3 troy oz actual silver content

[Anonymous No.23249725]

>>23249326
did someone say buy the dip?

[PAN MAN No.23249727]

>>23249663
of course mate! here you go! FYI two of these appeared than sold in 15 minutes on AMPEX yesterday. I couldnt even try and go for them they appeared than were gone.

[Anonymous No.23249771]

>>23249703
Canadian junk silver weights actually make sense unlike American junk silver

[Anonymous No.23249789]

>>23249524
Don't listen to them. The
>that looks fake you got scammed everything on ebay is 100% fake
Crowd is about 90% retarded boomers that probably have stacks of cast-copy reichsmarks and german silver ingots. These are typically the same retard faggots that say if you wipe some dirt off the coin it is now worth less than the melt value because you've angered the numismatic gods or some shit like that. The coins look mostly fine to me but put them on white paper and take another picture in indirect light- some look a bit off color but it's probably just the picture.

[Anonymous No.23249802]

>>23249703
then your literally fine, you paid like 273 american for 10.8 ozt? thats basically spot+1.5

[Anonymous No.23249834]

>>23249771
at least we have 90%

[Anonymous No.23249837]

Any /smg/ bros in here? I'm considering buying shares of SQM at open tomorrow. Since they mine for lithium, wouldn't their production need to increase to meet demand from new EVs?

[Anonymous No.23249858]

>>23249155
So gold filled is pretty decent to buy if its at the right price?

[Anonymous No.23249861]

>>23249789
>gaslight: the post

[Anonymous No.23249879]

>>23249802
Oh I wasn't worried about that, the FUD about chink fakes running rampant on feebay is what has me spooked now.
>>23249789
Will do in a moment

[Anonymous No.23249891]

>>23249837
>>>23248322

[Anonymous No.23249939]

>>23249879
rule of thumb, anything you buy off feebay immediately have tested via xrf/specific gravity at a LCS or at home if you are experienced enough.

[Anonymous No.23249981]

>>23249861
Agreed I am here to sow discord and doubt. Also- count the reeds or denticles on the edges half dollar anon. The counterfeiters never get the minutia like that right. It's usually a pretty good tell to just match that up with one you know is authentic. Unless it's a differently cut die which has things line up slightly different in which case... Oh look I'm doing it again. They really look fine though.

[Anonymous No.23250000]

>>23249858
Gold filled is great if you can get it cheap at an estate sale or something like that, but buying it brand new is not

[Anonymous No.23250146]

>Reminder that /pmg/ shilled Discovery metals, which is down 40%

[Anonymous No.23250155]

>>23250146
ok

[Anonymous No.23250169]

>>23249789
I had the white balance on my camera set wrong, that is probably the color problem.
>>23249939
I live in a rural area and doubt the jewellery store near me even has xrf. I should set up a specific gravity test but I normally buy from reputable sources only but had a major hard on for some junk

[Anonymous No.23250172]

>>23250000
This is the first time I’ve gotten quads, nice

[Anonymous No.23250199]

>>23250169

[Anonymous No.23250201]

>>23250146
ES also shills dsv and I bought the top. Still holding though.

[Anonymous No.23250262]

>>23246427
The year is 2020 and MMT shills are appealing to Hitler. The tacit acknowledgement that MMT is evil while suggesting greenbackers support MMT socialism to poison the well is reminiscent of the literal satanic belief that you will suffer no karma if you tell your victims what you will do.

[Anonymous No.23250279]

>order utensils with “Sterling” clearly stamped from historic companies
>still concerned about it being fake
I don’t know why I am like this

[Anonymous No.23250290]

>>23250169
Look perfect. Much better on the white background

[Anonymouse No.23250297]

>>23246388
new here, why silver intsead of gold?

[Anonymous No.23250312]

>>23249354
I need to buy Impact and Vangold next month, so Strikepoint and Klondike will have to wait December.

[Anonymous No.23250320]

>>23246427
>>23250262
In other words, if the government owns the gold, they can issue money and spend it. THEN THEY HAVE TO STOP SPENDING IT IF THEY MAX OUT ISSUANCE CAPACITY. No language games.

[Anonymous No.23250321]

>>23250297
More upside.

[Anonymous No.23250337]

>>23249861
>gaslight: the post

Except he's right.

Obviously there are tons of fakes for ignorant boomers and zoomers to navigate, but eBay is also the best source bar-none for great deals if you're not a dingus and actually know your coins or whatever else.

I got everything in-hand off eBay, all genuine, and could sell it all within a week for approximately 2.5x what I paid. More if I had more time. Greedy boomers will stuff themselves on fake Athenian owl tetradrachms bought for "awesome deals" way below market, then just like whoever bought .999 German Silver and FUDs eBay here they eventually realize they're retarded and bought ancient chocolate, then cope by shilling endlessly all over the internet about how absolutely everything on eBay is fake. It gets old.

If you're retarded then yes please stay away, but if your head is screwed on straight you can study your subject and become your own expert. It's not hard if you're genuinely interested.

[Anonymous No.23250389]

>>23248979
Thanks castbro I just spent an hour looking into refinery ans casting silver. Sadly Iive in the city and don't have enough space for those things.

Loved these few videos about refining gold and casting in case anyome is interested

https://youtu.be/J1DCawzrow4

https://youtu.be/Yf5TX6VFKRo

https://youtu.be/WNvuJPX9-h8

[Anonymous No.23250438]

>>23250000
Is there a way to tell if something is gold filled or not? I feel like a lot of people will try to claim their stuff is gold filled instead of plated to entire a sale. A lot of estate sales in my area are now digital online.

[Anonymous No.23250491]

>>23250169
you would be suprised, most will have specific gravity if they dont have xrf, but its pretty common to have. Try the coin/collectable shops as well as jewelers.

yours look ok to me though FWIW

[Anonymous No.23250500]

>>23250438
10k is considered gold filled. Think there's an acid test

[Anonymous No.23250528]

>>23250279
>I don’t know why I am like this

Just simple lack of confidence due to inexperience scrapfren, once you get a few more scores and a better hands-on feel for it it'll be pure confident joy as you pay 30 bucks for that next nice $100 scrap chunk. Keep at it and good luck!

>>23249727
That bar is kino thanks man, very interesting that APMEX had a few, do you roughly recall the price? Worth many times their weight in buffalocrap rounds for sure!

[Anonymous No.23250617]

>>23250438
They'll be stamped something like "1/10 14k GF"

>>23250500
>10k is considered gold filled

...I'll buy every piece you've got goyanon, top dollar paid for that gold filled 10k; 3 shekels a pennyweight!

[Anonymous No.23250620]

>>23250438
It should usually say “rolled” or “filled” with a karat in front of it, usually 10K 14K or 18K

[PAN MAN No.23250627]

>>23250528
they were going for $550 each. I was so close to grabbing at least one but they werent up long enough.

[Anonymous No.23250632]

>>23250337
Fug anon, I'm mainly a silver bullion and bar stacker.

But I'm miring your crab coins. I have sometimes glanced at them in ebay and all of them go over 500€.

While some almost perfect condition tetradrachms cost like 20€. Any quick tips for someone who wants to get into some numismatic coins? Besides the obvous buy fron trusted ebay sellers

[Anonymous No.23250665]

>>23250617
>I'll buy every piece you've got goyanon, top dollar paid for that gold filled 10k; 3 shekels a pennyweight!
Now the Gary North shills are going to show up claiming you’re a neo-Nazi Hitlerite greenbacker Keynesian false flag infiltrator because you said something remotely anti Semitic

[Anonymous No.23250773]

>>23250665

Here we go. Nazi boy is starting off again.

[Anonymous No.23250800]

>>23250632
€20 tetradrachmes? What aren’t these like hundreds of euro’s must be fake?

[Anonymous No.23250861]

>>23250632
>While some almost perfect condition tetradrachms cost like 20€

Yep those are the fake ones that boomers buy. You can get the Akragas, Sicily crab didrachms for under 200 euros if you look around, even cheaper if you're lucky/lurk a while for a good auction deal.

>Any quick tips for someone who wants to get into some numismatic coins?

Sure, but can you narrow down your interest? What kind of coins? What countries?

[Anonymous No.23250903]

>>23246849
That's what I do with mine. Buffalos I have more if than anything, so I keep one sleeved and pretty to look at, the rest are for me to play with and stack next to my rum and pistol every weekend for me to pretend I'm some kind of modern day pirate.

I picked up some SLV on robinmeme just after closing bell to get in on today's dip since payday isn't until Friday. Another shitty thing is car trouble, I have to get some leaks fixed and my usual money now has to go to that instead :(

[Anonymous No.23250904]

>>23250800
Just by searching a bit I found these

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ancient-Greek-silver-coin-A-90/333598015104?hash=item4dabfdbe80%3Ag%3AFzYAAOSwsQJesDN0&LH_BIN=1
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ALEXANDER-III-THE-GREAT-336-323-BC-AR-DRACHMA-ANCIENT-GREEK-COIN/303435990089?hash=item46a631c449%3Ag%3AoiMAAOSwGhRe3Bu8&LH_BIN=1

Yeah a bit more expensive than 20€ but im on my phone and cant multitask

I always wanted this owl, if numismaticanon says its good im buying it

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Greek-silver-coin-AR-Tetradrachme-Eule-A-243/333738801674?hash=item4db461fa0a%3Ag%3AsRwAAOSwbFdfdIFk&LH_BIN=1

[Anonymous No.23250944]

>>23250861
Im mainly interested in greek coins, something special about them. I posted a few which I think are legot in my earlier comment

>>23250904

I barely know the basics of greek history and the three articles I just read online about greek coinage.

[Anonymous No.23250982]

>>23250904
>Just by searching a bit I found these

Top and bottom are fakes, absolutely no question. Middle drachm of Alexander is genuine but shit condition.

[Anonymous No.23251043]

>>23250904
those coins are
>fake
>shit condition, may be fake, may be real, dont buy either way
>fake

[Anonymous No.23251061]

>>23250982
Yeah and how would I know? the seller has somewwhat good reviews although the coins look way too good. Any other hints on how you knew they were fake?

[Anonymous No.23251182]

>>23250312
I got some impact at .68, now that it's up to almost .8 it makes me not want to buy more..

[Anonymous No.23251203]

>>23251061
first and last one literally says replica in item description anon... come on read a bit

[Anonymous No.23251220]

>>23251182
memeline say otherwise

[Anonymous No.23251226]

>>23251061
also anything that say it is fouree is also a fake

[Anonymous No.23251258]

so looking to grab either canada silver cobalt works CCW or vangold mining corp VGLD

might grab both, but shill me as to why or why not. Both look good to me but not sure which is better.

[Anonymous No.23251274]

>>23250944
>Im mainly interested in greek coins, something special about them.

Me too, Greek coins are awesome. Phonefagging now but check out wildwinds.com and asiaminorcoins.com for encyclopedic databases, and forumancientcoins.com for educational articles. Search for "eBay ancient coin fake sellers list" for a good but not exhaustive list of swindlers, maybe buy from sellers like savoca or numismatik Lanz in Germany who are pretty reliable and trustworthy.

[Anonymous No.23251322]

>>23250903
I did the same thing, put like 500 into it, will just sell it after silver goes back up to 5 and change and will sell for an extra couple bucks

[Anonymous No.23251325]

>>23251203
Fug, I'm on my phone and browsing is a pain in the ass.
Will try to read a lot these next days and try to post my finds here on /pmg/. To see if anons correct me.

Thanks numisbro

[Anonymous No.23251335]

>>23249727
What's your favorite mineral? Mines quartz. Im a geo. I love the versatility of such a simple and abundant mineral. Its even beautiful in plain old SiO2 form.

[Anonymous No.23251363]

>>23250146
These things go up and down man. Discovery is well regarded by several big players

[Anonymous No.23251387]

>>23250312
How much would you put on vangold? I put 1k shares. Wondering if i should buy more. Why do you like them?

[Anonymous No.23251392]

MY FUCKING STUPID SILVER IS FUCKING WORTHLESS!!!!

[Anonymous No.23251437]

>>23251182
I hold 1k impact shares is that enough to make it or do i need more?

[Anonymous No.23251440]

>>23250491
>yours look ok to me though FWIW
Yeah I feel good about them, if they aren't legit, not just idiots are getting fucked left right and center on feebay.
On another note, the closest coin/collectable shop is 2 hours one way away. I do have 1 or 2 jewellery stores in the vicinity though. Maybe I will phone and ask them but they would probably be pissy about testing my old "junk".
I don't buy over priced metals from places like that, the wife and I , we aren't actually married but we have been together for 17-18 years and that is what we decided for the price of a fucking ring we would each get one oz of gold instead of paying that much for 5-10 grams of gold in each ring.

[Anonymous No.23251457]

>>23251274
Thanks anon will check them out

By the way I just saw this coin get sold for 60 punds, it looks good and not fake right? Price doubled the last 10 seconds during the auction

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154118279570

[Anonymous No.23251490]

>>23251457
In case the link isnt working

[Anonymous No.23251551]

>>23251220
Well here's hoping, if it fell I would definitely load up on more

[Anonymous No.23251575]

>>23251437
I really have no idea, bro.

[Anonymous No.23251601]

I put like 1600 in sprott gold miner etc, and gold junior miner etf are these okay for diversification purposes or should I sell these and reallocate?

[Anonymous No.23251630]

>>23251457
No that's a bad fake too. Lots of boomers getting fleeced in ancient coins, it's a better scam than fake bullion for sure.

[Anonymous No.23251690]

is all bullion the same? i want to get canadian maple leaf coins but most of you guys talk about other stuff

[Anonymous No.23251693]

>>23251440
naw most places wont care, may charge a nominal fee.
Just try to sell it to them, they will test it for free.

Dont have to sell it after they test it too... kinda cheeky but meh

[Anonymous No.23251743]

>>23246811
how much do i have to pay to have a coin with a swastika on it

[Anonymous No.23251789]

>>23251630
Shit anon, I thought that coin was legit, what tipped you off about it?? Description says its real, seller has 99'8% positive rate and there is nothing suspucious to me about the picture.

[Anonymous No.23251817]

>>23251743
$14.88 from oldsilver.ru

https://oldsilver.ru/home/21-2-reichsmark.html

[Anonymous No.23251833]

>>23251743
On ebay you can find them easily, search for Reichsmark, the 2 and 5 coins are easily to find, just make sure it doesn't say replica and that the seller has lots of positive reviews.

[Anonymous No.23251848]

>>23251743
>>23251817
>14.88
The russki does seem to be based
But you want the 5 reichsmark

[Anonymous No.23251869]

>>23251817
This guy is a /pmg browser and usually gifts cool things, everyone says he is legit. I will probably buy some commie coins from him one day

[Anonymous No.23251896]

>>23251322
I honestly may just flip it after it's first pump and be done with it. I'm sure there will be one right before the weekend anyway. I'm honestly going to go straight cash by 10/30, because you absolutely KNOW shits going to be chaos on 11/3

[Anonymous No.23251942]

>>23251896
What so you mean by straight cash? You mean liquidate everything you have except physical and hope everything is crashed on those dates?

[Anonymous No.23252071]

>>23246388
>Cheapies edition
>want to buy more
>waiting for the dip,...
>it's not happening
>the stack will never be big enough to feel like we "made it"

I just don't know anymore

[PAN MAN No.23252249]

>>23251335
mines probably argentite and its associated minerals. All the silver ores make amazing samples in rock.

[Anonymous No.23252267]

>>23251789
>what tipped you off about it?? Description says its real, seller has 99'8% positive rate and there is nothing suspucious to me about the picture.

Ancient coins are a minefield for noobs, especially if you haven't handled or studied genuine ancient coins before. The coin is wrong on so many levels to an experienced eye but it's hard to explain. That antiquiti seller is a God awful notorious seller of fake coins and artifacts and has probably made millions. Avoid everything from them like the plague.

Instead check these legit Alexander tetradrachm coins from legit dealers. Study their genuine inventory a while and you'll get a better sense for what real ancient coins look like. If you buy cheap ancients from denant or Lanz or other trustworthy dealers you'll be safe.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363138268683

https://www.ebay.de/itm/373269397670

[Anonymous No.23252320]

>>23249725

Those bars are quite sexy. I wish I could get some.

[Anonymous No.23252508]

>>23251437
If silver goes to $35 US, impact will 2-3x. If silver goes to $50, Impact will 8-10x. If silver goes to $100 or more, Impact will 20x or more. U decide if what u have will "make it" or not. I'm at 5000 shares & buy more any time it goes below .70 cents. YMMV

[Anonymous No.23252524]

>>23252249
Dang look at all the shades of green around the sulfide lovely specimen, did you mine that yourself? How many kilos per ton would ore like that yield?

[Anonymous No.23252545]

I find this method is way quicker for figuring out how much silver you're actually buying with junk coins than using the "$1.40FV has 1 ounce etc" charts

[PAN MAN No.23252586]

>>23252524
This ores from my high grade Au/Ag hard rock claims in northern BC an hour away from Bell 2. Was going to be drilling it this year but covid got in the way. The ore grades 20-300gpt Ag and 5-80gpt Au. Also had some insanely high value anomalous grades of over 900-1000gpt Ag and crazy high Au too but I need to drill it to find out. Showings were shown to me by a friend who built a logging access road into the area and cut some extremely good surface outcrops in the right of way.

[Anonymous No.23252597]

I copped a 2oz Kraken for $59 from the LCS today. How did I do?

Also thanks to the kind anon yesterday that told me to buy it

[Anonymous No.23252626]

>>23246388
Russian anon’s silver came in today along with some goodies.

[Anonymous No.23252628]

>>23246444
Checked and incredibly based

[Anonymous No.23252654]

>>23252626
And the other goods. Thanks again dude.

[Anonymous No.23252715]

Added this to my stack today

[Anonymous No.23252737]

>>23252597
That's about a $5.40 premium per ounce, but a Kraken seems like it would be worth it

[Anonymous No.23252769]

>>23252715
That’s a guy

[Anonymous No.23252775]

>>23252654
Phoneposting kills me sometimes.

[Anonymous No.23252792]

>>23246427
> Expect those whom you attack to fight you back.
Ok Jew

[Anonymous No.23252793]

crypto fag looking to diversify here here - am i better of buying bullion or old american coins for silver

[Anonymous No.23252818]

Feels good man

[Anonymous No.23252888]

>>23246427
Good to know regular every day Jews side with the central bankers against regular people.

[Anonymous No.23252920]

Is there any value in sub-Sterling grades at all?

[Anonymous No.23252928]

>>23252586
That's really awesome Pan Man, ya got bigger stacks than us all combined, you just haven't dug it all out of the ground yet! Very cool way to find the claim too, I've daydreamed about something like that what a score. A big mountain forest fire nearby is probably clearing some areas not super well explored from what I can determine from BLM claim maps so I'm going prospecting soon, known diamonds, copper and some gold in the general area so maybe the fire and a few rains will have reveal promising geology, ever hear of good lode finds after fires?

[Anonymous No.23252933]

walking liberties, Morgan’s and peace dollars added to the stack
constitutional silver best silver

[Anonymous No.23253057]

>>23252920
>Is there any value in sub-Sterling grades at all?

Of course! You may come across .800, .830, .835, .850, .900, .916 and other sub-sterling alloys and they're worth as much as the silver they contain, just like sterling items. Alloys like .950 or .970 are even richer than sterling. They all get refined into the same nice bullion so grab it up if it's cheap!

[Anonymous No.23253099]

>>23253057
Good to know. I wasn't sure if there was a stigma with lower-grade alloys making it harder to extract the silver content than its worth

[Anonymous No.23253190]

>>23253099
There is. Sterling often sells for spot or lower than spot because it is not .999

[Anonymous No.23253239]

>>23253190
>Sterling often sells for spot or lower than spot because it is not .999
I need to look where you're looking lol
I'm struggling to find spot
>guess I just need to go to places instead of internet memes

[Anonymous No.23253249]

>>23253099
No stigma, for my refinery the cost to get pure bars back (or the payout percentage if you're selling) is the same for anything over 70% pure. Lower purity stuff uses more chems/consumables so costs more to refine but any normal alloys you're likely to encounter will be perfectly good scrap.

[PAN MAN No.23253260]

>>23252928
I seen photos of native metallic silver thats flowed out of surface showings in places like cobalt Ontario. And also yes I ve seen some fantastic mineralization in fire burned areas, but best was just by accident walking along mountain sides. This gold ore for example was just as float / surface showings on one of my hard rock claims near Barkerville.

[PAN MAN No.23253282]

>>23252928
also watch this, it deals with a lost gold showing and fires. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFeGyPJzf2o&t=2s

[Anonymous No.23253311]

>>23253249
Very cool, thank you Anon
Now I just need to find some suitable "hunting grounds" for scrap

[Anonymous No.23253339]

>>23253260
do your claims pay for themselves?

[Anonymous No.23253349]

>>23252769
Anymore who can tell really

[Anonymous No.23253486]

>>23253239
I should have been more careful with how I posted, sterling carries less of a premium because it less desirable. It will almost always sell for less than .999

[Anonymous No.23253503]

>>23253486
Oh yeah I understand that
Nonetheless thank you for the info anon

[PAN MAN No.23253517]

>>23253339
Placer yes, for the most part. Placer claims on their own are cheap, $100 a cell = 40 hectares. Bonds can be a bit nuts for heavy equipment activity but not insane. My hard rock claims are different, I rarely mine those myself, I usually prove them up enough to either sell off to someone else or lease / option off too a junior miner for a percentage of smelter returns or other financial options. This hard rock gold claim I have from above pics I am keeping though, that I can mine by hand without trouble.

[Anonymous No.23253524]

>>23252793
Whatever's closest to spot, usually junk. pure bullion has a higher premium but you can usually make that premium back if you need to sell for whatever reason

[Anonymous No.23253547]

>>23252933
Nice, I think I like walking liberties the best of all

[Anonymous No.23253634]

>>23250904
It literally says REPLICA in the description, wtf anon....

[Anonymous No.23253674]

>>23251601
1600 shares or dollars. Those type of funds really onkly pay off if you have large amounts of shares but someone correct me if im wrong.

[Anonymous No.23253693]

>>23251869
The people saying he’s a scam are just straight up trolls now, some anon posted his coins from there with his Michigan driver’s license and social security card and we haven’t heard from him since

[Anonymous No.23253716]

>>23253547
Thanks, I think so as well, I’ll take them all day over franklin and kennedy half dollars. I wish I could get more rolls with 20s and 30s dates though.

[Anonymous No.23253718]

>>23252654

[Anonymous No.23253732]

>>23253517
how long does it take usually to deplete 40 hectares from it's gold/silver?

[Anonymous No.23253734]

>>23251942
Basically everything that isn't physical gets liquidated. On one hand, Trump wins and everything from Amazon, silver/gold (unless the paper shills prevent it, which they will) to the most dog shit pennystock and shitcoin will violently moon. If Biden wins, whatever bottom gets established I'm buying that dip.

[Anonymous No.23253754]

How should I store gold coins? I've had poker sets with nice felt holders for the chips, but when i look online for bullion everything looks like dumb plastic.

[Anonymous No.23253776]

>>23253260
I thought this was a pizza slice being dipped into a cup of ranch before expanding pic

[PAN MAN No.23253841]

>>23253732
the gold here in placer means its usually a narrow thin pay layer near or on an old creek channel. I ve worked out claims before in half a season, where the pay layer just cuts off or stops. Other times it just keeps going. Depends on the ground. Best claim I ve ever worked produced 70 ounces from a season by hand on Guyet Placer above Antler creek. Gold was on bedrock and deep there.

[Anonymous No.23254137]

>>23253674
I put 1000 dollars into gold etf and around 666 into junior miner etf

[Anonymous No.23254171]

Received my Canadian junk today, I have to say it's well worth it. Love the feel of these Canadian dollars and the reptile hag is only like 30 years old

[Anonymous No.23254215]

Can you imagine such a thing as enough? assuming the prices continue to crab a year or more, what is your end game physical oz? I'm thinking
>150 silver
>1 gold
>1 platinum

[Anonymous No.23254266]

has anyone bought Maple Gold Mines, how does Pan Man rate them?

[Anonymous No.23254433]

>>23254171
Let us see em

[Anonymous No.23254456]

>>23253282

Just finished watching that, what an interesting story. 100kg/tonne gold ore sounds disgusting haha. Hopefully your own plate of gold (and ledge) is waiting somewhere, gotta post it here when you find it!

Pulled this out from my collection, a 1909 edition, you seen them before? Neat old pictures and info on mining in your area.

[PAN MAN No.23254475]

>>23254266
not heard of this one yet but its got a lot going for it. Infrastructure on site is excellent, existing past producer, camp ready to go, and right next to a high way, in an existing world class mining district. I ll have to read a bit more into this.

[Anonymous No.23254480]

>>23254456
Neat fold-out photo of a mine

[Anonymous No.23254491]

>>23254171
Young Head Lizzie is the best Lizzie.

[PAN MAN No.23254600]

>>23254456
I have those exact pamphlets too! I also have all the old minister of mines reports going back to the 1850s. Lots of great info in them.

[Anonymous No.23254608]

>>23254433
My camera/lighting sucks but here ill try

[Anonymous No.23254626]

>>23254608

[Anonymous No.23254640]

>>23254626

[PAN MAN No.23254654]

>>23254480
O man the Nickel Plate, thats a place I havent been to in a long time!

[Anonymous No.23254658]

>>23254640
Theyre cheap too

[Anonymous No.23254683]

>>23254171
Carve the hag off of each coin. Get a designated hag bag for storing her.

[Anonymous No.23254685]

>>23254608
>>23254626
>>23254640
>>23254658
nice. i was so close to ordering a few rolls of these. are they still available?

[Anonymous No.23254709]

>>23246388
What’s a better buy, OG British gold sovereign or a 1/4 oz AGE? I love the design of the sovereign and the fact that it was carried around in people’s pockets and used as money, but I’m an autist and like to have the fact that it’s gold in writing on the coin. Wat do?

[Anonymous No.23254732]

>>23254685
I believe so on MM. I wanted 2 rolls but I also got the new atb and 10 oz QB so I couldn't really justify more than one at the time.

[Anonymous No.23254834]

>>23254654
Looks like they modernized a bit from their 1909 "Glory Hole" days in that pic. Mining is based.

Your collection of Minister of Mines reports sounds like a trove, ain't a rookie move to have those going back 160+ years!

[Anonymous No.23254836]

>>23254475
thanks, really appreciate anything you can dig up, good or bad

[Anonymous No.23254887]

>>23254709
AGE will fetch a better price at almost any coin shop. They’re more liquid than sovereigns too. Depends on what you want to do with it down the line. Only fussing about a few dollars difference in the two at the end of the day.

[Anonymous No.23254895]

>>23254836
Pun intended?

[Anonymous No.23254973]

>>23254895
couldn't resist, although I bet Pan Man's probably heard that one before

[PAN MAN No.23254999]

>>23254834
bud my archive takes up most of my house, not to mention all the hard drives I have full of digital stuff from the provincial archives. I have stuff even the archives dont have, mostly old documents from estate sales down in the Kooteny / Okanogan region. Lots of stuff from the far north in the Yukon and North central BC as well. That mill actually was there from the start of the mine onward til its shut down in the 1950s. I think it was a 50 stamp battery but hard to recall, I ll watch Bill Barlees vid again on it tonight.
>>23254836
Looks like they have a nearly at surface resource ready for an open pit mine and a deeper higher grade underground ore zone that their existing head frame can be used to work on. Very very interesting, I need a bit though to deep dive into their 43-101 report.

[Anonymous No.23255008]

anyone else stacking uranium and comfy?

[Anonymous No.23255040]

>>23252071
It is still cheap rn yuki anon. Hop on unless you are waiting for new york stock to open for it to be comexed again.

[Anonymous No.23255045]

>>23255008
Under my neighbor's house, yes

[Anonymous No.23255155]

>>23250297
Silver gold ratio is unnatural, and there is a lot of upswing for silver.
>>23247965
You should have saved and prepped for the bull run inc. You knew it would come. You just denied how quickly it can come.
>>23252626
I remember russian anon first shilling it. He now seems to be an alright lad rn by delivering the goods.
>>23254709
AGE is more liquid, and can recover their premiums more than sovereigns. Unless you have autistic chinese trying to scam you like they are with junk silver, you can get it and people who hoard gold will do a slight check, but you can stack more of it.>>23254887
explained it well. I see forking over 10-20 dollaridoos for security that you have actual gold as worth it like those who buy perth mint gold. I have a small silver of gold from scottsdale, but I am leveraging silver a lot more so those dollars I can get from sovereigns goes straight into weeb rounds.

[Anonymous No.23255191]

>>23254999
>Looks like they have a nearly at surface resource ready for an open pit mine and a deeper higher grade underground ore zone that their existing head frame can be used to work on. Very very interesting, I need a bit though to deep dive into their 43-101 report.

sounds like some potential, and it's still pretty cheap, thanks a lot for vetting them

[Anonymous No.23255220]

>>23250297
Silver and gold do have a largely tied relationship (as they have throughout history), and for most of modern history the gold:silver ratio has been ~1:15, at the moment it's something like 1:60, so historically silver is immensely undervalued. As >>23255155
said, silver has a higher potential upside than gold.

However, I'm probably in the minority here but I prefer buying gold. Silver's main historical use was as everyday currency (along with copper) and it is unlikely to ever regain that role in a globalised digital world. Gold still holds its place as a store of wealth, hence why most governments keep large gold reserves even while they mess with the value of their currencies and extort the public through inflation. In reality with UBI, negative interest rates and digital currencies around the corner, gold and silver are both decent investments at the moment. Hell, China has been dumping their USD and buying commodities at an astonishing rate, which is why iron, copper, lumber etc prices are rising and rising.

[PAN MAN No.23255223]

>>23255191
They also have a lot of reputable historic drilling that they could work with to help build their 43-101 report. This project is permitted and basically ready to go, my only worry is that with pit grades of 0.94 gpt investors might not be interested in them, investors are after those huge bananas numbers like what Skeena is pulling out, not small grade but massive workable area. They will likely have to partner with a bigger company to work this spot.

[Anonymous No.23255231]

>>23254215
>Aspires to become stacklet
After your a stacklet your desires grow to becoming a dragon

[Floor stacker No.23255251]

>>23254215
If prices can stay reasonable for another year I should reach 4000 Oz silver, 5 Oz gold. Not sure if it's enough, I never feel satisfied and always want more like an autistic squirrel storing nuts for winter.

[Anonymous No.23255264]

>>23248240
Actually a few women do stack that I've seen.
On a facebook group I am on alot of old ladies like to stack bullion

[Anonymous No.23255279]

>>23255220
Anon, you do forget that silver is critical in the green revolution, and modern technology where it is irreplaceable like gold. We burned through so much silver in the modern time that we do not know how much is generally left. I think going heavy on gold is not a bad play, but with how the world is revolving around electronics. No matter who wins, silver will be an amazing investment to focus a little bit more on.

[Anonymous No.23255299]

>>23255223
oh thanks, might explain why they're still cheap. I read their CEO was VP for Ivanhoe Mines for 10 years, would that be a plus, minus or not really help in estimating their chances of getting into production?

[Anonymous No.23255339]

>>23254999
>bud my archive takes up most of my house, not to mention all the hard drives I have full of digital stuff from the provincial archives. I have stuff even the archives dont have

Very impressive, only true pros assemble archives like that, but instead of a gay ivory tower you've built a gold and silver one. Definitely appreciate your expert input, you're helping make sure that we all make it thanks man.

[Anonymous No.23255383]

>>23254215
My mid term goal (hopefully by end year but early next is okay):
2300 ounces silver
8 ounces gold

I am at 1685 ounces silver and 3 ounces gold at the moment

[Anonymous No.23255398]

>>23254171
melt coins with hags on them, fuck those reptiles

[PAN MAN No.23255448]

>>23255299
Having a proven CEO helps, but the issue is getting the project noticed in a sea of juniors. BC is hot right now in the exploration world, and much of the TSX has its eyes out there, it will take work to get interest drummed up but it is doable.

[Anonymous No.23255466]

>>23255279
I agree with you anon, and I'm not saying don't invest in silver, gold just makes more sense to me for the time being. I typically try and stack at the 1:15 ratio anyway. And you're right, it's not about winning, it's about stacking, gold and silver bros will all be winners in the end

[Anonymous No.23255489]

>>23255251
>>23255383
I know this gets brought up all the time but what are others silver to gold ratios like? The meme ratio is 100:1
You usually don't see ratios like you guys have, do you just believe in silver that much that you would rather not "waste" it on gold?

[Anonymous No.23255519]

>>23255448
thanks bro! looks like there are better places to put $, I'll stick to trying to get into PureGold, Ascot and Scottie at a good price

[Anonymous No.23255522]

>>23255466
Bro, it is simple math though. If you have 200 silver and 2 gold at a 80:1 ratio, then the ratio drops to 15:1. You can trade your silver for gold for a lot less than at 80:1, and vise versa if you trade over to silver from gold. Eitherway, each person stacks a different way. I am just suggestion you take advantage of the unnatural ratio to profit in the future.

[Anonymous No.23255532]

>>23254137
Definitely keep them cause it will give solid returns but those kind of funds really only blow up when you get at least ten thousands

[Anonymous No.23255582]

>>23255155
So are Sovereigns faked more often than Eagles? I know of a lot of fake 1oz AGE’s but I haven’t heard much about fake fractionals, is it because the Chinese scammers just can’t put a passing level of detail into a 1/4oz coin?

[PAN MAN No.23255584]

Heres another interesting story that might peak some people. I ve actually looked for this one myself, I believe its a major discovery in the waiting, and I believe it even may have been found and past over in the 1950s and 80s. Some lucky geo is going to find this spot some day and make a fortune. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuY1xYPfhlw

[Anonymous No.23255595]

>>23255522
I know mate, I just don't see the ratio dropping by that much any time soon cause I don't see the industrial demand for silver skyrocketing anytime soon. Sure, there's a lot of noise about green tech from companies that shill green tech, but that's all reliant on government subsidies, and I think with the global economy going into recession govs are gonna be trying the classic BS of investing in infrastructure.

When I was starting out I stacked a lot of silver, because it's easier to stack silver than gold cause it's cheaper, but the more I read and look at the world I think stacking a bit more gold and a bit less silver is the better strategy.
Who knows, I could be wrong, and I'd be happy to be because I do stack silver, but I just don't see silver being as relevant as gold in our modern world.

[Anonymous No.23255618]

>>23255595
>investing in infrastructure
>green tech is noise
Dude the governments are gonna invest in green infrastructure? Not that large of a leap

[Anonymous No.23255626]

>>23255489
silver is
1) more affordable to buy
2) clearly undervalued based on the historical GS ratio
3) it's industrial use is expected to significantly increase (EV, solar)

So i mostly just buy silver since it's the better option. I don't focus on the ratio too much, but I should increase gold holdings just a bit. Maybe 80:1 is good, 100:1 is probably even better because of the reasons listed above. Sorry if my grammar is shit, phoneposting and tired af

[Anonymous No.23255647]

>>23255582
Chinese want as much money as they can to scam white people because they think you guys are dumb, and you deserve it for their century of humiliation. They are very petty to the point where they will take a loss to hold onto their gold while selling you crap.
>>23255595
For space travel and radiation, gold is best, but we are talking over details. Also >>23255626
points it out well. I think that if you want to, then stack more. We can not force you anon. Do not panic buy since info does not hurt you in the long run.

[Anonymous No.23255673]

>>23255647
I’ve already known about der Chinaman but I want to know the specifics of fake sovereigns vs. fake 1/4 oz AGE’s

[Anonymous No.23255696]

>>23254608
>>23254626
>>23254640
>>23254658
I tried to buy some canadian silver junk but some were 90% and others were 50% and both looked the same with same years.

[Anonymous No.23255700]

>>23255673
The AGE are more focused industry wise, and you probably already know. However, the chinese are not good with faking sovereigns well. Their lettering is off in font, some hand pour brass/copper, others have the head or symbol offset. However, it should be fine as long as you do not get it from ebay.

[Floor stacker No.23255709]

>>23255489
If the GSR is 80 or more there's almost no reason to buy gold because the ratio is unsustainable so silver will out perform gold. Between 60 and 80 I would start going into gold but still mostly silver and below 50 I would be purchasing mostly gold.

[Anonymous No.23255750]

>>23255700
Checked and thanks, I only buy from Monument so I shouldn’t have to worry about receiving chocolate

[Anonymous No.23255777]

>>23255647
I see all those reasons and I've countered with my own in previous posts. I don't see EV being a factor for a least another decade or two because they're too unaffordable to become mainstream, and unless we have them forced upon us through agenda 21 or whatever it is, oil is going to remain cheaper for many decades.

Yes, silver is historically undervalued, I absolutely agree, but it doesn't serve the same purpose that it did historically as everyday currency. Without that purpose, it is essentially reliant on industrial uses, which certainly are valid, but silver is currently outpriced by copper and I think it will remain so for the time being. I think most anons here stack silver simply because it is more affordable than gold (especially when premiums are considered). Believe me when I say that's not an insult or anything, I started out stacking a lot of silver too, but I think it's easy (especially in pmg) to get caught up buying silver and ignoring gold.

[Anonymous No.23255898]

>>23255709
I like your explanation the most actually, buy what the spot price ratio dictates instead of buying to keep your PM's at a specific ratio. I actually took this to heart and will probably follow something similar from here on

[Anonymous No.23255985]

Sterling anons that send in sterling to melt...

What can you tell us?
What is going to be the minimum price point compared to how many ounces of sterling silver to where its profitable for gains in silver holding alone?

What names and marks are we looking for when stacking sterling?

[Anonymous No.23256032]

>>23255985
>925 STERLING

[Anonymous No.23256105]

>>23255383
Nice bruh my goal is 2000oz silver i've got 333oz so on my way
Mostly kilo bars

[Floor stacker No.23256107]

>>23255898
It's Mike Maloney's strategy. He looks at everything in terms of ratios, not in dollar terms to determine if something is over valued or under valued. That's why the ultimate decision to liquidate precious metals should be based on a ratio of ounces to real estate or stocks instead of some magic number.

[Anonymous No.23256166]

>>23256105
nice work fren

[Anonymous No.23256207]

>>23256107
Is ratio investing the holy grail? I think it might be.

[Anonymous No.23256233]

>>23255709
>own 260oz of silver and 1.5oz of gold
>trade 1oz for 80ozt of premium silver @ 80:1
I didn’t have any more cash sadly and I had to capitalize on the dip somehow

[Floor stacker No.23256273]

>>23256233
It's painful to get rid of gold but I don't think you'll regret it.

[Anonymous No.23256398]

internet purchase for delivery or establish relationship with company nearby and pay higher per oz?

[Anonymous No.23256439]

>>23256398
How much higher per oz and how many oz's are you buying? If it is just a bit more and you are only buying a little bit why not go with the local place?
If you are placing a decently large order and the extra premium is actually adding up to a couple extra oz's I would get the extra oz's

[Anonymous No.23256510]

i was going to start with 10 oz gold and 500 oz silver, now im starting to think i should copy you guys.

[Anonymous No.23256566]

>>23256439
was just curious if those longer term stackers of you all found it helpful to know someone local you could buy and sell from or if online suppliers always were willling to buy/sell when you wanted it. I remember in march the spot and actual purchase prices were wildly different and I just held cash instead of getting scalped well now prices have caught up to seemingly new lows that are much higher than before. I should have just bought back then

[Anonymous No.23256698]

hmm purchasing gold is a 5% markup while silver is 25%

[Anonymous No.23256717]

>>23255696
Canadian Silver Dollars and Halves were never made in 50% for circulation, only in 80%. To know what years are what purities for the dimes and Quarters, just refer to this devaulation table.

[Anonymous No.23256733]

>>23249725

I just realized this guy bought at least 3500 leafbux worth of silver. Holy moley!

[Anonymous No.23256754]

>>23256698
higher demand, consumers willing to pay a higher premium.

[Anonymous No.23256867]

Why is Tinka not moving?

[Anonymous No.23257177]

Threads have been slow lately... Time to accumulate? (not that it isn't always time)

[Anonymous No.23257324]

I can’t believe no one has commented on the closing price of SILJ today

[Floor stacker No.23257356]

Oh fuck a black person is shilling silver. Bull Run is finished, abort abort abort!

[Anonymous No.23257698]

>>23257324
Is this proof that physical prices are decoupling from the comex price?

[PAN MAN No.23257706]

More territory from my childhood explored by Jaxon Mining producing interesting results. https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/1469-tsx-venture/jax/85426-jaxon-defines-three-strong-cu-zn-pb-mo-as-anomalies-at-netalzul-mountain-releases-results-from-soil-sampling-geochemical-program-and-xrf-analysis-and-appoints-director.html

[Anonymous No.23257716]

I just paid $21 for one of these.
How badly did l fuck up?

[Anonymous No.23257751]

[Anonymous No.23257816]

>>23257356
he's been doing it for years

[Anonymous No.23258221]

>>23257716
Depends how much silver's in babby coins

[Anonymous No.23258226]

>>23257706
ahh man I thought that was a bucket of fish-heads at first. Pretty stuff pan man, I love seeing pyrite float down the river after you crush it up

[Anonymous No.23258328]

>>23257751
>short
>fat
>fake nigger style nails
>tattoos
>>self help finances book

Use better images.

[Anonymous No.23258425]

>>23250903
>stack next to my rum and pistol every weekend for me to pretend I'm some kind of modern day pirate.
God, I wish Sweden wasn’t a Soviet satellite state so I could own a gun.

[Anonymous No.23258465]

>>23256510
5oz gold and 900oz silver sounds a lot better. I try to stay around 200:1

[Anonymous No.23258497]

>>23257716
That's a pretty good deal considering the numismatic value.

[PAN MAN No.23258517]

>>23258226
i miss this particular area a lot, I need to do a trip out to Blunt mountain some time next year, its beautiful country, and great gold in the creeks too if you know where to look.

[Anonymous No.23258560]

>>23258517
I know the feeling mate, I've been locked at home (melbourne) for most of this year when all I wanna do is get back to some good old spots in central vic. Hell, I'd settle even just staying local to do some pumping and panning, but bloody government won't budge until we have less than 5 new rona cases per day in the whole damn state. Don't let your government lock you down, especially coming into winter

[PAN MAN No.23258582]

>>23258560
winter is one long giant lock down. Its not like I can go out and look at cool rocks or work a creek when its frozen solid lol. At least I have a local gym they cant lock up to stay sane / fit all winter this time.

[Anonymous No.23258597]

>>23258582
well don't let them lock you out of the gym, we thought the gov would have common sense and we got screwed. btw I'm still waiting on that Canadian prospecting book I bought a while ago, gonna have to send you a snap when it arrives

[PAN MAN No.23258628]

>>23258597
I shouldnt be doing it but I am catching up on Aussie Gold Hunters on a streaming site, dam you guys have good gold down in Aus. Too bad you cant get out and dig, I know I would just bug out and fuck off if the gov tried stopping me from diggin.

[Anonymous No.23258714]

>>23258560
>know someone from victoria.
>all they do is play videogames and work baby shifts at mcdonalds, despite living probably not too far from crown land and other abundant opportunities to get into the gold mining game.
>their dad mines iron ores or some shit and they sometimes get gold but don't know how to/ don't care about processing it.
I want to strangle him through my monitor more times than is considered naturally healthy.

[Anonymous No.23259039]

>>23248240
I stack but never met another grill who did, and I get ridiculed for it. I am dragon-descended though so that might be it, it's in my blood.

[Anonymous No.23259107]

OK noww I'm ready. Where are the cheapies? Gainsville?

>>23246543
kek

[Anonymous No.23259186]

OH WHAT THE TITS!!

A custom round generator? I haven't been around in a bit. Can I finally make Asanagi silver and shit?

WHAT ELSE HAVE I MISSED??

[Anonymous No.23259223]

>>23259186
>custom round generator

link me

[Anonymous No.23259532]

>>23255264
Can you share that groupe anon ?

Also, anons should read this book, very interesting (although written by a longnose)

[Anonymous No.23259591]

realistically how long will we still have <$50 silver?
t. not done stacking

[Anonymous No.23259693]

>>23259591
how the fuck do we know? stop asking random retards here.

[Anonymous No.23259720]

>>23259591
I'd say 20 minutes, tops

[Anonymous No.23259738]

>>23259532
>The name
I read the image before your post and had a good kek.

Here's an image just for the memes. Enjoy lads.
>>23259591
I'm wondering if earliest happening will be q1-q2 next year, but who knows how long they can drag this system out for? It's all a gamble. Just hodl for now, and keep acquiring all sorts of assets for future riches. Crypto, PM's, "safe" stonks with dividends (OIL OIL OIL) and do your best.

[Anonymous No.23259779]

>>23259738
Yes, I was surprised at first but it's a very good history book. There's a ten pages bibliography at the end very interesting too, maybe I will scan it someday and post it here

[Anonymous No.23259839]

>>23259779
If you do, make a .pdf so I can d/l and read through it while wagecucking thanks man.

[Anonymous No.23259935]

>>23259839
Unfortunately only got the french edition, so you will have to wait until I can buy the english one (or until you learn froggy langage)

[Anonymous No.23260224]

Here in the UK, silver still readily changing hands for >£30 ($38) per ounce. Supplies starting to get very low again.

[Anonymous No.23260263]

Bake?

[Anonymous No.23260274]

Someone bake bready

[Anonymous No.23260343]

>>23260224

[Anonymous No.23260367]

Do you think precious metals will lose the value people give it as we become ever more digital?

[Anonymous No.23260445]

>>23260343
these seem too good to be true then?

[Anonymous No.23260469]

>>23256867
It's gone from .130 to nearly .15 give or

[Anonymous No.23260589]

>>23260367
I'd like to see how digital shitcoins can be used as a conductor for electricity for electronic components.

[Anonymous No.23260676]

>>23252933
the most beautiful coins
even more beautiful than if they were gold

[Anonymous No.23260692]

>>23253776
jeez anon, get your mind out of the gutter

[Anonymous No.23260700]

>>23260589
The amount of gold used for such a thing is at most 10pc. If central banks were to drop gold as a reserve asset (more likely than most think) price would tank in mass.

[Anonymous No.23260731]

>>23260700
>The amount of gold used for such a thing is at most 10pc.

Okay, now add up all the electronics in the world and do the math.

[Anonymous No.23260759]

>>23260700
Modern and Industrial uses of Silver include:
Silver in Batteries

Silver Bullion - silver coins, silver bars, silver rounds

Silver in Fuel Cells

Silver use in Electronic and Circuit Boards

Silver in mobile Cellular Phones

Silver in Solar Panels

Silver Solders

Silver in Automobile Switches

Silver in Car Glass Coatings

Silver in virtually all Mirrors

Silver Nanoparticles in Medicine

Silver Engine Bearings (cars, airplanes, helicopters)

Silver Electroplating

Silver Antibacterial Clothing

Smart silver textiles and clothing

Smartphone useable Gloves Silver laced fingertips

Hospital surface silver ion spray

Silver backed DVDs and CDs

Silver Pharmaceutical Creams

Silver in various Medical Equipment

Silver RFID technologies

Silver Superconductors

Silver Wound Dressing applications

Silver in Photography

Silver producing Antifreeze

Silver laced Deodorant

Silver used in Stained Glassmaking

Silver Musical Instruments

Silver Tinting Sunglasses (e.g., Transition glasses)

3d Printing Silver Applications

Silver use in Weather Modification

Silver fillings and Dentistry use

Silver Cavity prevention

Silver in Surgical Mask protection

Silver in Medical-Surgical Implants

Silver use in X-Rays

Silver used in Chemical Production

Silver in Air Condition Vents

Silver Pool Purification

Silver Water Purification

Silver Window applications (double or single pane)

[Anonymous No.23261190]

>>23246388
Who’s baking?

[Anonymous No.23261270]

>>23261190
focaccia

[Frogman No.23261352]

The golden emperor is here again

[Anonymous No.23261354]

>>23248455
>Women don't like raw materials
Only if it’s big, black and cylinder-shaped.

[Frogman No.23261374]

>>23261352
With his silver handman

[Frogman No.23261393]

>>23261374
Sorry forgot to insert the picture

[Anonymous No.23261513]

Is someone going yo bake, if not. Then I can do it.

[Anonymous No.23261524]

Any anons know what this 925 A triangle means?. I found this a few years ago and decided to inspect it. It looks like it is gold plated right?

I'm guessing it is 0.925 gold plated?

[Anonymous No.23261528]

>>23250312
By then it will be too late.

[Anonymous No.23261535]

Baking.

[Frogman No.23261536]

>>23261513
Make a french gold edition , or Tutankhamun mask

[Anonymous No.23261537]

>>23261513
sourdough please

[Anonymous No.23261565]

>>23261524
Further away pic

[Anonymous No.23261591]

New bread

>>23261582
>>23261582
>>23261582