/pmg/ Precious Metals General

[PAN MAN No.24375316]

Placer Gold Edition

Bullion dealers
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/
https://www.goldeneaglecoin.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)
https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/ (EU)

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

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

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

EU/ENGLAND sources
https://www.chards.co.uk/ [Much cheaper than BullionByPost]
https://goldprice.eu5.net/ [Website to compare gold prices for UK]

Russian/European coins
https://oldsilver.ru/

Previous thread: >>24355933

[Anonymous No.24375333]

>>24375316
Nigger

[Anonymous No.24375422]

>>24375333
that's impossible!

[Anonymous No.24375459]

>>24375422
Is it?

[Anonymous No.24375476]

Anyways, I bought several blow job coins today, feeling pretty comfy.

[Anonymous No.24375481]

>>24375333
>>24375422
So many gets so quickly. Amazing.

[Floor stacker No.24375506]

Can someone please just tell me when I'll be rich so I can buy a house

[Anonymous No.24375517]

[Anonymous No.24375519]

>>24375506
I've got bad news for you anon...

[Anonymous No.24375550]

You will have your stacks taken away at gun point by Mr Mortal Kombat
>>24375519

[Anonymous No.24375568]

>>24375550
> heh, nothing personal kid

[Anonymous No.24375580]

>>24375506
With that amount of silver can't you just build a house using the silver bars as bricks?

[Floor stacker No.24375581]

>>24375519
Why does he dress like a Sith?

[Anonymous No.24375610]

>>24375581
Because he's as close as a real life sith a person could be in clownworld.

[PAN MAN No.24375714]

Canada getting the shaft once again when it comes to our natural resources. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-down-to-rare-earth-canada-ignores-chinas-resource-power-grab-at-its/

[Anonymous No.24375745]

>>24375714
How's your weekend going?

[PAN MAN No.24375898]

>>24375745
ah could be better to be honest, looks like myself and about 15 other people are on work hold until BGM can figure out a way to bring in their staffers from outside the camp and integrate the 2 week quarantine period without shut down. BGM does not want some dumb ass coming up from Surrey with covid and infecting the town next door. Other than that not too bad, lots of snow to shovel, thinking about getting out the snow shoes and doing some target shooting tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.24375919]

Can anyone give me tips for buying junk silver? I have 50oz of silver eagles and want to expand into other forms and I see it mentioned here a lot. Im specifically looking at Apmex , https://www.apmex.com/category/25800/junk-silver-coins-35-40-90-silver/all?vt=g
Anything more sought after than others, or is silver just silver?

[Anonymous No.24375946]

>>24375333
checked and fpbp

[Anonymous No.24376030]

>>24375714

Unfortunately Canadian govt has made it abundantly clear it's not interested in being a sovereign nation anymore, what with selling off the gold. Allowing foreigners to buy up the country bit by bit is well in keeping with that mindset.

[PAN MAN No.24376091]

>>24376030
yep were a "post nationalist state" as Trudeau says. Were screwed, but we have been for a while before Trudeau got in.

[Anonymous No.24376188]

How’s everyone’s stacks looking?

[Anonymous No.24376286]

>>24376188
5oz au
0oz ag

[Anonymous No.24376348]

>>24376188
Still at the bottom of the lake covered in mud.

[Anonymous No.24376403]

>>24376188
>500oz silver
>600g gold
>3k miner
Slowly adding 1k to my position in miner each month. Hopefully we dont moon before july when I reach 10k.

[Anonymous No.24376659]

>>24375919
For junk Silver a guy on youtube went to the local super market and asked the clerk for all the change from the electric coin machine.
Another way is to go to the bank and ask for change. Goldsilverbull is selling junk silver.

[Anonymous No.24376703]

What is the optimum gold/silver ratio in dollar terms?
1:1?
1:2?

[Anonymous No.24376734]

>>24375610
Everyone is obsessed with this nobody.

[Anonymous No.24376746]

>>24376734
it doesn't matter who he is; what matters is his plan

[Anonymous No.24376766]

>went to grandpa's house
>he showed me his stash
>at least 400oz of silver couple ounces of gold, most of the silver is morgans
It's all going to my family in the inheritance

[Anonymous No.24376769]

>>24376746
>crashing this economy
>with no survivors

[Anonymous No.24376772]

>>24376769
I wonder if Bizonacci will come back when BTC hits 100k

[Anonymous No.24376866]

>>24376188
I was palnning on buying some SML today but wuhan flu restrictions have closed my LCS on the weekends.

[Anonymous No.24376904]

>>24376030
>>24376091
Serious question fellow canucks, is the reality of our "nation" so bad that you would consider becoming a citizen of another nation just to avoid the inevitable fallout? It's clear that if we keep on like this, eventually our currency and country overall will become worthless, I just don't know if it's going to take years, decades or centuries for it to catch up with us.

[Anonymous No.24376981]

>>24376746
You don't need to plan anything to know the West is on the way out and it's got nothing to do with some German dude. The West has grown fat and lazy, complacent and likes to live from the rest of the worlds slave labour. You've been printing your way to success and fooling everyone for a long time. There is no plan to know that the future is bleak because most of the West doesn't produce anything any more - just fooling themselves about how smart they are.

This German dude is just the latest boogyman to blame and absolve oneself of their retarded ways.

[Anonymous No.24377050]

>>24376904
The time to exit is over. It's shut. You are stuck. Your nation won't be worthless - you and you're children are going to have to work like Chinese ants to survive - that's all. And all the deadbeats have to die... about a 1/3rd of your population (at least).

[Anonymous No.24377057]

>>24376703
>robin hood acc
>coinbase acc
>no tangible assets
new to precious metals and bamping for the anser to this. was thinking of starting my stack accumulation with 1oz au & 20oz ag on a quarterly basis. am i doing it right?

[Anonymous No.24377081]

>>24376766
based grandpa

[Anonymous No.24377114]

Any Australians have any luck getting Asahi 1 ounce coins? I love the look of them but the prices on ebay a fucked.

[Anonymous No.24377130]

>>24376769
There will be plenty of survivors (and deaths). There will be a levelling out - this is what's such a fucking disaster for the West. Imagine living in Switzerland and making as much as if you lived in Hungary... or Chile.

[Anonymous No.24377139]

>>24376772
>He's a big guy

[Anonymous No.24377152]

>>24377130
You seriously don't understand Baneposting do you Anon?

[Anonymous No.24377170]

>>24377050
"Ok."

[PAN MAN No.24377269]

>>24376904
I ve said it before, but if things were looking like going from bad to worse, I would pack up and setup shop in a place like Hyder Alaska or a similar tiny settlement away from the general world.

[Anonymous No.24377277]

I want shiny rocks too, but want to make a profit and acquire the shinies in a linear progression without continually adding more paper I work for.
How to?

[Anonymous No.24377385]

well this thread is depressing so far

[PAN MAN No.24377431]

>>24377385
o cheer up mate, its just slow at this hour. Here have a shot of a bread loaf nugget.

[Anonymous No.24377809]

>>24375519
>>24375550
>>24375568
imagine klausi stealing your christmas gifts in stealth mode shortly after santa placed them under the tree. i bet he can stop time for a few seconds and after the theft he hides under santa's sleigh like in cape fear.

[Anonymous No.24377823]

sloe bread is best bread

[Anonymous No.24377874]

>>24377269
How can you not have made the move already?

[PAN MAN No.24377937]

>>24377874
because despite all the crap thats happening things could be a whole lot worse yet, and for the mean time that means I ll keep working my ground in the Cariboo and elsewhere. If I couldnt do that than I would abandon ship without a second thought.

[Anonymous No.24377977]

time for first cup of coffee of the day

[Anonymous No.24377992]

>>24377431
Reminds me of the Potato Fields in Oz - that nugget. I remember reading in some obscure and old book a description of a tax collector sent by the government to that area and the guards appointed to protect the tax collector abandoning him after the first day... on the sight of large potato like nuggets strewn across the bare ground. My details probably aren't fully correct but the gist is.

>>24377937
I get what you're saying but the doors are closed on much of the world (or shut) and it'll only get harder to move around in the future. Many are like the boiling frog.

[PAN MAN No.24378057]

>>24377992
I have options to go to any number of locations, many places far far away from the annoying glare of government. But you are right, things are tightening in fast and the world does feel on the edge of a cliff now more than ever. I ve always wondered if I could go back to Elsa or one of those other far remote camps and setup there, Telegraph creek sounds nice lately too.

[Anonymous No.24378420]

I visited my Dad on thanksgiving who I ordered all my silver to the last few months since my state has a sales tax.

[Anonymous No.24378612]

>>24378420
I would sell that V75 ASE asap, the hype value will only lower on it as time goes on

[PAN MAN No.24378771]

Vo-Gus Prospecting down under working away with the rocker box. Always good to see in the early morning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz3TlbIx39k

[Anonymous No.24379340]

Picked up one of these, sorry picture sucks because I didn't remove from flip.

These definitely look better in person than pics online. Anyone else like the Aussie next generation coins? Will there be a 2021 coin?

[Anonymous No.24379353]

>>24379340
Fuck

[Anonymous No.24379464]

If I were, say an employee of a mining company in minecraft, and I provided you frens with some tip offs of any minecraft discoveries, what would be the worst consequence? Would they even track me over Le chanz (All hypothetical and in minecraft of course)

[Anonymous No.24379497]

Hey Guys, does someone here have an experience with Share-Spinouts? I hold a chunk of Kore Mining and they want to spin out their canadian project as its own company. I think its a good idea, because both properties will get a proper evaluation instead of being tied up in one project, which makes it harder to evaluate. The people in CEO.ca also think its a good move.

Anyone ever had something similiar going on with their Investments?

[Anonymous No.24379754]

>>24379464
Not familiar with insider trading regulations, but if you wanna help fren at least be using a VPN in Minecraft tho

[PAN MAN No.24379855]

>>24379464
so long as its not proprietary info you should be fine, the mining sector is one of the leakiest sieves when it comes to supposedly confidential info.
>>24379497
Be weary of spin offs, often there a good deal, but sometimes its used in such a way to divest a failing project or property from the main company without doing it the normal way, allowing the original company to stay afloat while the spin off dies out.

[Anonymous No.24380021]

>>24375714
Not as bad as here in Finland. Amazing prospective battery metals + gold bearing bedrock all over, hundreds of kilometers of drill cores from all over the country drilled with over €100M of taxpayer money, but the government and any financial institute doesn't invest in Finnish prospecting/mining at all. Rather we give this information to funded mining companies from abroad dirt cheap, and we also let them explore and mine the land for peanuts. Cleaning up the mess of any failed mine's environmental damages goes to the taxpayer (hey that's me!) of course.

Why the fuck is our country so retarded? If only our parties were the least bit concerned of our long-term future and encouraged and invested in Finnish entrepeneurship. I haven't heard of a single private Finnish mining/prospecting operation in Finland. We do have some government-owned operations though I guess so that's nice. But man fuck this country of sheep. Taxes keep rising and I get fucked in the ass. Might do a Schiff and move to Puerto Rico someday

[Anonymous No.24380200]

>>24380021
have you heard of Firefox Gold? look into them, i think they're mostly a finnish team exploring for gold. I bet they've got a good chance.

[PAN MAN No.24380214]

>>24380200
yes last i checked Firefox was doing well, but i cant remember if they were owned by an outside entity.

[Anonymous No.24380249]

>>24375506
isnt this too much exposure? if you bought at low levels before you should liquidate at least part of it and wait for a dip?

whats your strategy here and price points that you will start unloading?

[Anonymous No.24380295]

>>24380249
how can you have too much exposure to real money?

[Anonymous No.24380318]

>>24379855
Thank you. The way i understand it is that they want to do it, because they found better than expected drillings results (14.3m of 6.4 au/t at 386 meters) earlier in november. Before they had only found/drilled for stuff near surface, so this could actually make the ore body worth more than intially expected.

[Anonymous No.24380319]

>>24380200
>>24380214
Checked. Yeah I've seen it recommended by Pan Man a couple of times. Haven't had the time to do my DD on them yet but they're exploring for gold in Lapland K believe. The province is known for having gold. The team might be Finnish but the money goes to Canada doesn't it, it's listed in Canada that's for sure. No wonder, I wouldn't want to be the one paying the taxes to Finland lmao. Fuck this country, literal Banana Republic

[PAN MAN No.24380412]

>>24380318
yep thats a good sign, makes sense that they would want to split up the projects so they get proper evaluation.
>>24380319
don't worry to much about the Corporate side being in Canada, almost every junior miner / explorer is based here either in Toronto or Vancouver due to our lax regulation regarding the sector. The money doesnt stay in Canada, its just where the management hangs out.

[Anonymous No.24380496]

>>24380412
Alright that's relieving to hear. But I sure hope our government would start encouraging and investing in some good old domestic entrepeneurship. We'e been selling our land, our businesses and most sadly our groundwater resources to other countries (Russians and Swedes mostly) for years. Even smaller businesses flee the taxes to Estonia where the government and the people actually respect businesses. Meanwhile the taxes and the debt keep piling up over here. We could be rich like Norway and Sweden but we choose not to...

[Anonymous No.24380821]

Fuck guys I got woken up a few minutes ago by a test message telling me that the US mint had some 20XFs for sale...took me less than 5minutes to get out of bed, and try to get one, they all had sold out before I could...this is why I dont sleep anons

[Anonymous No.24380920]

>>24380295
yeah but if he bought for example 10KG of silver in March dip, wouldnt be safe to sell half at 25-30$ levels, and sit on cash for next dip while having 5KG free silver?

[Anonymous No.24380933]

>>24380920
How do you know he hasn't already sold half?

[Anonymous No.24381000]

>>24380821
based, sleep is overrated anyway.
>>24380920
you're making a simple situation into a complicated one. Don't try to predict the future or make trade. Take position and sit on it for most of the bullmarket. Dips are for those with lot of money, salary or having their life around investment/trading. You don't sell your PM for the next dip.

[Anonymous No.24381063]

>>24380933
>>24381000
dudes thats why i asked what is his strategy with all that shit, and he didnt respond, stop talking to me like im 10 years old.

i was just curious what he plans to do with all that shit

[Anonymous No.24381235]

>>24378420
Same anon but on computer now, 4chan blocking me from phonefagging- I got my order of quarters from SD and they snuck in a non-silver quarter in the roll. I emailed them and they gave me a 5 off coupon but I don't think I'll order from them again after that..

[Anonymous No.24381345]

Did anyone here buy Wallbridge or know how Pan Man rates them? Sprott has a pretty good position and with more COMEX games probably happening in December I was wondering if a little lower price might make it a good buy

[Anonymous No.24381354]

>>24381345
Haven't done DD yet but they're in my backlog. They're an old, respected mining company if I'm not mistaken.

[Anonymous No.24381753]

>>24377057
1:100 is a good rule

[Anonymous No.24381805]

What are your thoughts about next week pmg bros? Will we dip even further or do we finally end the consolidation and start moving higher? Personally, I am thinking we are fairly close to a new leg up in gold and silver prices. For example, last friday even though both gold and silver dipped heavily (low volume manipulation I know) many miners were green. To me this signals that the consolidation is ending and we are heading up higher.

[Anonymous No.24381806]

>>24381235
I don’t blame you I wouldn’t either. They should’ve immediately grabbed one stuck in an envelope and shipped it out to you. I stick with my LCS, monument metals, or jm bullion

[Anonymous No.24381809]

Folks, I found a post about duckdao.io, the first crypto incubator. Does anyone take part in this platform?
Seems like their DDIM tokenomic shows high results

https://prntscr.com/vsazqk

[Anonymous No.24381844]

>>24381805
I think we are just about done consolidating. This past week reeks of a manipulation to push prices down ahead of the next stimulus announcement. I’ve been saying that we would be around $2100 by Christmas all year, and I still think that’s possible.

[Anonymous No.24381903]

>>24381844
I think the banks are just using this rather low volume trading as an opportunity to hammer down the prices as low as possible. Then they will scoop up the cheap physical metal as always. Short the paper, long physical. I do think that new stimulus will be coming no matter what, which will obviously push the metals higher, but I gotta say that $2100 this year sounds rather optimistic. Q1 next year quite possible imo.

[Anonymous No.24382045]

>>24375333
>>24375459
Based

[Anonymous No.24382081]

>>24376188
I have no idea, I lost my entire stack in a tragic high-rise construction accident

[Anonymous No.24382181]

>>24381345
They were on Pan Mans spring list. Sprotts largest holding. He's consistently added to his position. KL owns 10%. Just entered into a jv with them on part of their property. Most predict KL will eventually buy them out for around $4 a share, depending on drill results on Fenelon property. I bought them at .75, again at .70 and will by more if it hits .60 in this current market. Currently own 10k shares.

[Anonymous No.24382239]

>>24375333
YOU CANT SAY THAT ANON!

>>24375459
checks crown

Oh wait NM you are good

[Anonymous No.24382605]

>>24375316
Cryptocucks are mentally ill

[Anonymous No.24382675]

>>24382605
>NEW PARADIGM

[Anonymous No.24382728]

>>24382605
what happens when mining gold off asteroids becomes normal, and russia discovers the largest gold deposit on the planet?

[Anonymous No.24382796]

Satoshi owns 1 million bitcoins.
Cryptocucks explain to me how this is good?

[Anonymous No.24382810]

>>24382728
I am still waiting for those flying cars.

>>24382605
>Buttcoin
>Transparent and easily traceable
>Replacing gold.

[Anonymous No.24382849]

>>24382796
“Satoshi” is just the name Adam Back uses, everyone knows he invented Bitcoin

[Anonymous No.24382880]

>>24382810

it's not just that though. with btc, your ability to conduct a transaction depends entirely on the state of the network at any given time. the mempool may be clogged, fees may be very high, etc, etc. and yes, it's all public, you have to announce it to everyone and hope that your block gets mined or put more money in. it's completely ass-backwards.

transporting gold isn't as easy as a few mouse clicks but of course you don't depend on, nor have to inform, any other parties.

[Anonymous No.24382893]

Any idea when klondike silver will kind of "pop off" ? I dont have a position in it yet but I wanna take position in vangold too since they are -50% from ATH right now. I fear missing klondike if I enter in January or Febuary. They dont give any news at all.

[Anonymous No.24382924]

>>24382796

and that's why i don't understand people who sneer at currencies like xrp. btc favors its creators and early adopters just as much, if not more, than xrp does. it's really no different when you step back and look at it.

[Anonymous No.24382929]

>>24382728
This is the lowest IQ gold fud there ever was. Gold prices would have to be so much higher for such multibillion dollar high risk mining/exploration missions to be anywhere near economical.

[Anonymous No.24382954]

>>24382728

probably will never happen. if it's worth the equipment, time, and energy to go to an asteroid to obtain more silver/gold then i'm sure they will be more valuable than they ever have. in any case, we'll all be in pine boxes by then.

[Anonymous No.24382987]

>>24382810
were you born in the 50's? I don't see why anyone born after that would think there should be flying cars. the technological efforts towards space exploration is going bonkers this decade though.

[PMG BAKER No.24383000]

>>24377977
Checked, and good morning Yukari anon.

[Anonymous No.24383015]

>>24382929
or the need for gold to be a common use object for circuitry would make it worth mining.

i do think that gold will continue to rise in value though, for the same reasons any sane person would have.

[Anonymous No.24383048]

>>24382728
well as long as we are dealing with future tech that doesn't exist yet, what happens when Quantum computers make Crypto all worthless?

[PMG BAKER No.24383091]

>>24378057
Panman. A passport is the one key that every dictator of the world hates. You are giving wealth and prosperity to your nation and they vilify you. There will be a day where people will envy you panning, and getting nuggets of gold.
>>24383048
Yes...Idk about hashgraph, but it might work hand and hand with it. Honestly, cryptocucks needs to worry about a carrington event, increasing coronal ejections for the sun, and the weakening magnetic field which can lead to massive tectonic plate shifts.

[Anonymous No.24383098]

>>24376746
>no one cared who he was until he made everyone put on the mask..

[Anonymous No.24383100]

>My direct deposit hasn't kicked in yet so l can take advantage of these Cyber Monday deals.
Fuck this shit.

[Anonymous No.24383112]

>>24375333
>>24375422
blessed thread

[Anonymous No.24383191]

>>24375550
>>24375568
These are gold, thank you

[Anonymous No.24383360]

>>24383048
i would see gold mining happening before quantum computing could disrupt crypto. that kind of mindset is how i feel about crypto. i'm at that age where i can see potential for tokenization, and crypto, but i feel like kids 15-25 can really come up with some crazy shit beyond my comprehension with it. like how the nintendo could use 3D planes. who the fuck thought that was even possible

[Anonymous No.24383391]

>>24383360
but they already have Quantum computers, no one even has a prototype asteroid mining rig built.

[Anonymous No.24383393]

Should I buy 1oz gold this week or will the dump continue?

[PMG BAKER No.24383460]

>>24383393
Buy it on sale now. It could pop up, but I would hedge no since November comex date is over.

[Anonymous No.24383538]

Tfw caved and bought a roll of mercs. Still not time to buy for me yet, but I wanted another roll of mercs. Pushed my bigger purchase date back another half week

[Anonymous No.24383686]

>>24383191
> anime poster
You will be among the first to have to go to the reeducation camps.

[Anonymous No.24383874]

I got redirected here from diy, I got a miners rights license and just starting out and wondering what easiest convenient tools for it, what type of hammer to get, whether to get a large screw driver over a chisel, And just use a hammer and chisel over a pick? Screening meshes, etc

I’m in Melbourne Victoria, there’s lots of gold places around here apparently

[PMG BAKER No.24383972]

>>24383874
Panman should be able to help you out. He is a fellow leaf who is in the mining buisness.

[Anonymous No.24383986]

>>24383393
Bought 302 oz of silver on Friday at 23.20. Half an hour before it dropped to 22.40.
Have no butthurt.

[Anonymous No.24384032]

Do you tell people you know IRL to buy gold? Has anyone ever confronted you like that? What do you respond to that?

[Anonymous No.24384110]

>>24384032
>Do you tell people you know IRL to buy gold?
Nobody's ever told me about buying Gold irl. If I ever hear normies bring up Gold, I know it's time to sell.

[Anonymous No.24384246]

>>24381805
It'll continue to go down. Gold&silver are mortal ennemies of the NWO, kikes have endless money to short it.
Look at this month : global inflation started to take its tool everywhere, stonks up, shitcoins up, EVERY SINGLE commodity existing, from wheat to zinc, from copper to oil, are up BUT for 2 : gold and silver.
The manipulation is so digustingly obvious, they don't even bother hiding it. They made it clear they don't mind burning BILLIONS USD each month just to be sure real money stay down.

[Anonymous No.24384337]

>>24383972
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. I’m just wondering on the tool side of things and actually getting out and doing it. Not expecting to find much, but would be cool

[PMG BAKER No.24384389]

>>24384246
Anon, how else would they keep up the illusion? If silver or gold shoot up to 50-75% up in a day, then the tech industry will panic hike their products which is the bedrock of modern society which creates a self-perpetuating cycle.

[Anonymous No.24384494]

>>24381806
Yeah, and it's not like one silver quarter is significant but it's about the principle. How can I trust them to not fake larger amounts if they don't see shorting a few here and there as a big deal?

[Anonymous No.24384517]

>>24384032
I don’t have any Au

[Anonymous No.24384533]

>>24382728
they'll withhold supply

[Anonymous No.24384686]

>>24384494
I agree. If a business doesn’t do the right thing then I no longer do business with that company. It’s very cut and dry for me.

[Anonymous No.24384740]

>>24384246
I don't believe in conspiracies, and I don't see how they're required to explain the drop. Only fringe wierdos like us really care about inflation, while stocks and major commodities are boosted by stimulus and QE. I'd like to be proven wrong here but that's how I see it

[Anonymous No.24384826]

>>24384740
>Only fringe wierdos like us really care about inflation
If people understood and remembered how they're getting fucked, they'd care too. Occupy was literally protesting the crony corporate welfare system but they were dumb enough to get race baited into BLM and the other freakishow movements.

[Anonymous No.24384840]

PMG got me into anime figures and silver.

[Anonymous No.24384998]

>>24375316
Metalcucks can’t even cope, crypto is the future

[Anonymous No.24385101]

>>24384998
Your future is in a cage

[Anonymous No.24385139]

>>24375517
I love my boomer rocks and Peter Schiff, but I fucking love this even more.

[Anonymous No.24385176]

>>24384032
You never give financial advice to people you care about as it starts conflicts.

1. If the investment fails they will deep down hate you forever and blame you for everything.

2. If the investment succeeds they will start to boast that 90% of the credit goes to himself and you will start to hold childish grudges.

Just don't do it.

[Anonymous No.24385270]

>>24385176
Good advice. I have one friend that I talk about gold and markets with, but with family it’s better to keep it to yourself.

[Anonymous No.24385322]

>>24384740
>I don't believe in conspiracies
that's because you are a cretin, sorry anon.

[PMG BAKER No.24385682]

>>24385176
>>24385270
You can only give the truth to those who want to hear. Proverbs 1:20-33, 2 are what they fail to listen to. From proverbs 2: My child, listen to what I say, and treasure my commands. Tune your ears to wisdom, and concentrate on understanding. Cry out for insight, and ask for understanding. Search for them as you would for silver; seek them like hidden treasures. Then you will understand what it means to fear the Lord, and you will gain knowledge of God.
We all look for the truth and wisdom here anon.

[Anonymous No.24385749]

>>24383098
>You're a bald guy

[Anonymous No.24385765]

Look at my beautiful sovs lads

[PMG BAKER No.24385790]

>>24385765
Nice, are you getting an old fashioned soverign case?

[Anonymous No.24385825]

>>24385790
I will probably make my own. Each year I will get 11 with the proof and I want a case for each year. Trying to decide if I should add the proof half too.

[Anonymous No.24386115]

>>24382605
You can buy $100 worth of bitcoin and in one month you'll be able to buy 400 Jimmy John's sandwiches with that same investment. And in a month and a half, Jimmy John's will kick you out for being a non paying customer.

[Anonymous No.24386266]

>>24383015
>would make it worth mining
... after the price rises
Can you use your brain?
>>24383360
Literally less than a hundred-thousandth of a percent of the energy required to mine an asteroid is required to make quantum computing work.
Bitcoin is at a far greater risk than gold

[Anonymous No.24386477]

>>24379497
It's usually a little shaky. Investors don't like uncertainty so your share prices will be rocky at first until things get settled down. It can be good or bad though.

For example, Blackrock Gold is spinning out their silver cloud property as they feel like their Tonapah property is stealing the show, and despite the great value of Silver Cloud it's not being priced in to the share price. So theoretically spinning out Silver Cloud should allow greater overall value to current Blackrock shareholders.

[Anonymous No.24386507]

>>24385682
“Do not cast pearls before swine” is the quote that often comes to mind for me.

[Anonymous No.24386527]

>>24383391
And in a few years Bitcoin will be shit because of those computers.

[Anonymous No.24386556]

>>24381805
Probably chop around in our current levels for a bit to form a bottom before going for the next leg up in late december. Also expecting mining shares to go down from financings coming free trading in december. That`s probably going to be the absolute bottom, although a broader market crash will take us all down too temporarily.

[Anonymous No.24386732]

>>24382728
>>24386266

I can never tell if the asteroid miner guys are legit that retarded or just FUDing. There are legit criticisms of gold and silver but asteroid mining is some of the most brainless, impractical, popular mechanics shit, yet these guys actually believe in it.

It`s so stupid but mainstream that I think it might be some conspiracy to keep retail from investing in precious metals. Yea Elon is going to mine gold from asteroids in 10 years for us, lmao. It's so fucking dumb.

[Anonymous No.24386757]

>>24386732
>I think it might be some conspiracy to keep retail from investing in precious metals.
It's a brilliant conspiracy if true

[Anonymous No.24386773]

>>24385765
Nice. Wish I had that much

[Anonymous No.24386787]

>>24386732
That thing would be the ultimate bug out vehicle/mobile gunship

[Anonymous No.24386945]

>>24385765
>ooooffff

[Anonymous No.24386947]

>>24384840
>Best girl
definitely PMG waifu material

[Anonymous No.24387092]

>>24384032
> that pic
look at thecharts of two random assets and compare their performances at a random point in time. i garantee you one will be better than the other one. the reason for gold is mid-term to long-term bearishness on fiat. the reason forbitcoin is mental illness long-term or risk-aware profit hunting short-term. there is no mid-term strategy for crypto. you're either a short-term high-risk speculator or a long-term retard.

[Anonymous No.24387107]

>>24383874
Glad you found your way here fren. PanMan is the guy that can answer questions like that for sure. He does what you're talking about doing.
He's /pmg/s resident expert Miner/prospector/explorer/researcher

[Anonymous No.24387138]

>>24384998
> hahaha we're inflating a bubble with nothing but hot air
i can't believe how much i can cope.

[Anonymous No.24387298]

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4391845-global-inflation-watch
Any thoughts?

[Anonymous No.24387316]

23$ a oz is hilarious. You can't even find an oz of silver in the ground in a hour, let alone explore, extract and process it into a shape. And everyday it gets harder to mine underground because they have to go deeper.

[Anonymous No.24387348]

>>24387316
thats a good way to look at it

[Anonymous No.24387413]

>>24385765
congratulations, anon! those sovs are really nice and shiny. please don't spend them for stupid shit but build generational wealth or buy real or other assets with them. wgmi

[Anonymous No.24387444]

>>24385765
is it still 916/1000 gold?

[Anonymous No.24387453]

>>24387316
I hope silver is kept down artificially forever so I can get endless cheapies

[Anonymous No.24387501]

>>24387453
6 month is all I ask so i can get all the miner I want.

[Anonymous No.24387555]

>>24387298
>the best hope for crypto is to keep relying on fiat to never really die
holy based
too bad it's a biased source

[Anonymous No.24387715]

>>24387413
Thanks, not selling for 2 decades minimum. Still .916

[PMG BAKER No.24387825]

Remember anons.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/charting-the-lowest-interest-rates-in-5000-years-worst-commodity-returns-in-80-years-2016-06-14
https://www.euromoney.com/article/27smj1uxfd1o1tsbc1z40/fintech/bank-of-england-sees-cbdc-easing-the-way-to-negative-rates-on-cash
We are at the zero lower bound and about to be negative. This is a once in the entire foundation of human society opportunity. I am glad to be with you fellow PMG enthusiasts. No one from the cave man times nor in the future will have an opportunity like we do. We may be too early to explore the galaxy, too late to explore the new world, too late to experience the great wars, too early to experience the new digital era, but just in time to experience the boom of the internet & this opportunity.

[Anonymous No.24387913]

>>24387825
So the vibe that I'm getting from those articles is that fedcoin is less of a meme now and negative interest rates should cause investments to explode, eh?

[Anonymous No.24387921]

>>24381844
No way. We've still got eoy marks coming up. Gerald kennedy-clinton-busch at the jpm metals desk needs the extra 10 million bonus

[Anonymous No.24387941]

>>24387913
Due to negative interest nobody wants to hold their money in an account, they'd invest it away causing inflation

[Anonymous No.24387943]

>>24382728
THE ID IS "CUC"
Just listen to kek for once

[Anonymous No.24387944]

>>24387825
>>24387913
Also lol @ global growth dying as currencies moved completely away from precious metals after the early 1980s

[PMG BAKER No.24387993]

>>24387913
Fedcoin was never a meme anon.
https://www.frbservices.org/financial-services/fednow/index.html
https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2020/08/31/fednow-the-federal-reserves-planned-instant-payments-service/
https://fortune.com/2020/08/09/fednow-real-time-digital-payments-the-fed/
It will cause a short term boom, but ultimately it will go back to precious metals.
>>24387941
This is the goal to keep propping up the market.
>>24387944
Yes. Checked, and they still vilify us. They do not see what we see for they love sweet lies vs hard truth.

[Anonymous No.24387995]

>>24382728
>>24387943
Deja vu

[Anonymous No.24388042]

>unemployment benefits running out with almost a million new applicants a week
>evictions looming
>Not enough jobs due to lockdowns and most of the jobs being low hours/low pay
>lockdowns starting back up in many states
>layoffs starting

I don't see how something big doesn't happen soon and PMs don't moon

[Anonymous No.24388128]

>>24388042
>evictions looming
Good, squatters all deserve a bullet

[Anonymous No.24388221]

>>24384826
>Occupy was literally protesting the crony corporate welfare system but they were dumb enough to get race baited into BLM and the other freakishow movements.

the plebs where satisfied with shoving things in their asses and easily accessible pornography. truly we are living in the most dystopian futures of 1984 and brave new world. That said their system will collapse. God will only tolerate things so long and what are years to the Lord?

[Anonymous No.24388236]

>>24388042
>everything goes to shit either way because not enough demand can be drummed up to recover the economy
holy based

[Anonymous No.24388241]

>>24388128
I would agree but for most of them the government destroyed their job and told them to go fuck themselves

[Anonymous No.24388242]

>>24387825
I'm only 29. Have seen a world with and without internet. Not too old to wageslave all my life but young enough have worked a bit and gathered enough capital for the greatest transfer in human history. We truly are lucky. Hope it will result in a life changning investment for all of us. I just want 2-3 million before 35 so I can live like a hermit alone in a small house near a gym to lift all day. Dont care about wife, children, fame or anything material, I just want peace and confort.

[PMG BAKER No.24388246]

>>24388042
>>24388128
If people don't get more and more debt, then the market can not capitalize on the debt. When that happens, the market can not rise up. If that happens, the market will go down due to stocks not 'mooning'. The market is all about people becoming more and more debt slaves.

[Anonymous No.24388331]

What's the exact size of a 5gr gold bar?

[Anonymous No.24388371]

>>24376734
The WEF is not a nobody. He has all the Bilderberg and Davos people come talk at his forums.

[Anonymous No.24388444]

>>24388242
>the greatest transfer in human history. We truly are lucky. Hope it will result in a life changning investment for all of us.
The “great economic reset” is the government mandated transfer of wealth from whites to non-whites, you’re a retard of you can’t see this

[PAN MAN No.24388472]

>>24381345
I recommended them, there a solid company with an active underground mine site in a fantastic gold trend.

[PAN MAN No.24388526]

>>24382728
not likely to happen in our lifetimes as the tech to mine in space just doesnt exist yet. Think about everything you have to do to extract gold on earth, now imagine trying to do it with robots in space. Its just not happening mate.

[Anonymous No.24388537]

>>24388444
death check
But really the Great Reset is about putting putting everyone in line while the elites can keep on stealing all the wealth to themselves and shaping the world along their wishes

[Anonymous No.24388609]

Would a bro who has had cash dividends know what's going on with this? I have 100 shares of Pan American Silver, their dividend is .07, so they paid me $7.00, but then they deducted $1.05 for some reason. Not a big deal, but that's almost a merc dime

[Anonymous No.24388662]

>>24375517

[Anonymous No.24388665]

>>24388444
>is the government mandated transfer of wealth from whites to non-whites
This
Make one of the few intelligent, productive segments of society into poorfags so they can never rise above their station

[PAN MAN No.24388770]

>>24383874
your tools should be the following
>shovel / pickaxe
>10 gallon buckets
>spoons (serious kitchen spoons)
>wide steel gold pan (lasts longer than plastic)
>a screw driver (bend the end to a 45* angle)
>sniffer bottle for collecting your gold dust in the pan

Read man, seriously read everything you can on your local gold region. How people mined, where they mined in the 1850s and the ground the gold is situated in. Prospecting is 90% research time, if you dont you will be mining blind.

[Anonymous No.24388836]

>>24388609
If you are canadian, the IRS takes 15% of your US dividends in taxes. It might be that.

[Anonymous No.24388899]

>>24388770
>sniffer bottle for collecting your gold dust in the pan
Shouldn’t you also have a pair of tweezers for transferring the flakes from the pan to the bottle?

[PAN MAN No.24388952]

>>24388899
only if there big enough, most of the gold you find is dust, so you just suck it up with water in a sniffer bottle than deal with it later. If the gold is big enough to be picked up, its called a "picker", usually match head sized gold and up.

[PMG BAKER No.24389035]

>>24388952
Are those green tubes to filter out grain or is it to pump water into the system?

[Anonymous No.24389058]

>>24388770
Thoughts on recirculating sluices are they a meme? I live in Arizona where there's no water to pan in besides hours away like Prescott so I thought I could go bring dirt back and run it at home

[Anonymous No.24389069]

>>24388770
do you guys have to do everything by hand or something? I would think if you were even somewhat serious you would bring some power tools.

[Anonymous No.24389206]

>>24389035
That is just the mat material that traps the gold and black sand.

[Anonymous No.24389232]

>>24389069
Depends on what you have permits for. There are.it’s of regulations.

[PAN MAN No.24389341]

>>24389035
its a course pile matting, the finer gold and heavy metals filter down into the "miners moss" where it cant move anymore. when you do clean up, you wash the mats hard and the concentrate is worked again to get the gold out.
>>24389058
there kind of a meme, you cant do serious yardage with one unless you clean out the water source often which is a bitch. A kiddy pool works best with a setup like pic related, with the water intake on a float so the sediment doesnt kill the pump. There better use is for doing cleanups with large batches of concentrates.
>>24389069
I mechanically mine with heavy machinery to get gold, but I spend years exploring terrain by hand to understand the ground i am dealing with and so i dont have to upgrade mining bonds or the like.

[Anonymous No.24389702]

[Anonymous No.24389861]

>>24389341
>I mechanically mine with heavy machinery to get gold, but I spend years exploring terrain by hand to understand the ground i am dealing with and so i dont have to upgrade mining bonds or the like.
I've seen some companies do a methodical surface sampling program of taking samples at even intervals (sample every 5m/10m/20m for example) and then analyzing those samples geochemically to create a colored map showing those grades. Would a panner with some chemical knowledge & tools be able to do such a thing? Or is that just simply too labor-intensive and time consuming to do without funding and support from many people with different skillsets?

[PAN MAN No.24390023]

>>24389861
its too labor and cost intensive for a panner to do. When the big boys do a soil sampling / stream sediment study, there sending 10 dudes into the bush with a gps tracker that they follow to spots to take bag samples. These samples are than tested and the heat map of anomalies is generated from this data. Also remember, a pan is simply an instrument to test for gold, you do not usually mine with a pan, the pan is used to check if your on track to find the gold.

[Anonymous No.24390099]

>>24388662
hello police ?
I'd like to report a 4cchan crime

[Anonymous No.24390236]

>>24390023
Yeah I was guessing it just takes too much time and effort to do alone. A GPS tracker is affordable though and if you had say a friend who happens to own some lab tools and knows how to analyze samples couldn't you do the same thing? It would take a long ass time of course but it would be doable right?
>Also remember, a pan is simply an instrument to test for gold, you do not usually mine with a pan, the pan is used to check if your on track to find the gold.
When taking surface samples, what other tools do they use? And do they just take some random rocks off the ground or how do they decide what to sample when they've moved the required distance to another sampling location?

[PAN MAN No.24390451]

>>24390236
Yes you could do it, it wouldnt be practical but its doable. There are also a lot of other ways you can test for mineral anomalies in top soil, one of my favorites is assaying plants. Some types of plants like Cat Tails and even spruce trees will catch atomic metal counts as they grow and you can test them for metal count the same way you would any other sample. As for tools, it depends how deep you have to go to get through surface soils. You want a sample that has minimal organics as possible as they will disrupt the assay process and can contaminate the hard assay count as well. We often use a post hole auger or hammer core sampler for deeper ground. The standard procedure is to fill a 5 gallon bag with a general mix of material below the organic layer, log its gps location and repeat in a clear line through the terrain. Often a "line cutter" team will make you a path before hand to follow but thats not always the case. Each samples usually 100m apart but again its up to the lead geo to tell you where your digging.

[Anonymous No.24390625]

>>24375476
Winged Mercury frowns upon your degeneracy. At least use a filthy 90% Roosevelt for your nocturnal urges. Wouldn't you much rather part with one of those for such a fleeting experience?

I can't be the only one who thinks this.

[Anonymous No.24390696]

>$5 premium per oz
It's so nice but i cant

[Anonymous No.24390835]

Holy fucking shit.
My mind is totally blown away. Recently i started to dig a bit the nanoparticles / nanomaterials rabbit hole, and silver is absolutely EVERYWHERE.
It is very soon to be the main source of demand for industrial uses. When i say everywhere, it's in your toothpaste, in your pillow, in your socks, in your gramp' chemotherapy, in your washing machine, in your bag free vacuum cleaner, in your walls' paint, in silica bags, in geranium seeds, in m&m's, in your car battery...
Apparently it's the best material for nanostuff after graphene (but who cares of graphene, it's fucking carbon, we won't invest in coal), and new applications are found everyday, especially for silver nanowires, quantum dots and silver nanocrystals who are super promising apparently.

Beside that, gold nanoparticles also have a wide range of uses as catalyst, nano-coating of chips and semiconductors, colormetric sensors, photodynamic therapy, nanomirroring, etc... All the future of future technologies are tied to gold and silver, no wonder it's in the list of critical strategic materials of the OCDE.

And no wonder big tech/banksters are fudding gold and silver so hard as an investment vehicle, it's literally the standard of the future for the human race. They want it all just for them!

Fucking bullish beyond our wildest dreams. No shiny rocks = no futuristic techs. Imagine speccing on digital pajeet casino tokens when you can buy literal base material for spaceships and stargates lmao. We will make it like nobody ever made it before, frens.

[Anonymous No.24390843]

>>24376348

many such tragic cases. i wonder if you can count it as a capital loss on your taxes.

[Anonymous No.24390862]

>>24390451
Pardon me for all the questions, this is just very interesting to me.

So you can assay plants and trees, do you just take a piece off them and send it to the lab? But you also want to have soil samples with minimal organics? Or is the plant/tree thing entirely separate from a normal soil sampling process?
>As for tools, it depends how deep you have to go to get through surface soils.
I mean, if there's visible bedrock you'd want to get a chip of that instead of a soil sample right? But what about the soil, what determines the depth required for a good sample of soil, how deep is deep enough? Below roots good enough?
>The standard procedure is to fill a 5 gallon bag with a general mix of material below the organic layer, log its gps location and repeat in a clear line through the terrain
Do you have a picture of such a bag? Or does it even matter what kind of bag it is?
>Often a "line cutter" team will make you a path before hand to follow but thats not always the case. Each samples usually 100m apart but again its up to the lead geo to tell you where your digging.
Interesting, this would very well be doable in a few days alone or with a couple of guys with a smaller claim.

[Anonymous No.24390872]

>>24390835
>No shiny rocks = no futuristic techs
This was more or less a given, but some of those superalloys sound pretty dope too
But big if true, if silver truly has all of those uses then the future will literally be built on boomer rocks

[Anonymous No.24390994]

>>24390835
I agree that silver has a lot of important uses in future tech but nano-anything doesn't really consume much of the material. Gold has very little uses in industry but has its use as hedge against fiat inflation. There are many other minerals that are needed in the future. Base metals, REEs and uranium (maybe thorium in future nuclear reactors?) are also important.
Investing in critical resources is the patrician choice

[Anonymous No.24391022]

>>24379353
>>24379340
C'mon fags somebody has to know these, is it because my picture was dogshit

[Anonymous No.24391104]

>>24390835
Can you recommend some good videos to watch to start down the rabbithole? Thanks fren

[Anonymous No.24391132]

>>24379353
Looks like some knockoff kookaburra to me, does not look official.

[Anonymous No.24391202]

>>24390835

i think a silver moon depends on a supply crunch. i wish some people would comment on the reasons for declining production these past few years.

[Anonymous No.24391212]

>>24391132
If that dude got it off Apmex it's probably genuine. Would be HUGE news if even a few fakes were passing through them. Unless he got it third party, then all bets are off. The pic itself just looks bad. Still, test it as you would test all PM's.

[Anonymous No.24391246]

>>24390696
It's a guarantee you'll get a dollar over spot down the line. Up to you to decide if it's worth it

[Anonymous No.24391286]

market opens soon

[Anonymous No.24391307]

>>24391202
>i think a silver moon depends on a supply crunch. i wish some people would comment on the reasons for declining production these past few years.

cont.

according to silverinstitute, the mine production has decreased the last few years, but i've not been able to find any more details than that. i don't think miners would bother to dig up more than is needed for industrial supply so i'm not worried about it going down much.

[Anonymous No.24391313]

>>24379353
>>24391132
Yeah, take a better pic so /pmg/ can determine if it's real

[Anonymous No.24391334]

>>24390696
It’s definitely not worth it. I hate paying more than a dollar per ounce over spot on bars especially when I got so used to paying 69 or $.79 for so long.

[Anonymous No.24391375]

>>24390994
>nano-anything doesn't really consume much of the material.
You'd surprised fren, it may be in miniscule quantity but if it's everywhere it end up being a lot. I belive nanosilver consoom 5000 tons per year.

>There are many other minerals that are needed in the future
Yes it's not limited to gold and silver, others metal are very bullish too, globally. But beside investing in miners you can't really invest on base metals or uranium (which add a layer of risk). Either they are too common, too instable, too toxic, with no investable form.. Palladium and platinum are rares and coinable too, but the premiums are so insane they eat a non-negligeable part of your gains.
In fine, it seems only silver and gold remain as the kings for easily storable physical stacking.

But i must say i'm very interested into speccing on others rocks, via mining. Though, from what i know, most rare earths are extracted from China, right? Not sure it would be an easy task to spec on them, if someone is more knowledgeable on the matter i think it's an interesting topic.

[Anonymous No.24391400]

Imagine getting dabbed on by a 13 year old girl

[Anonymous No.24391473]

>>24379464
Gib co name

[Anonymous No.24391479]

What are your predictions lads

[PMG BAKER No.24391483]

>>24391375
The platinum metal group is something that must be researched since Gold and Silver are one of the most suppressed assets in the world.

[Anonymous No.24391547]

>>24391104
Sorry fren it was only reading. I can gib you some links if you want :
https://nanocomposix.com/pages/introduction-to-silver-nanoparticles#target
https://www.lawrencehallofscience.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/college_resources/modules/SilverNanoparticles.pdf
https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/technical-documents/articles/materials-science/nanomaterials/gold-nanoparticles.html
https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/materials-science/material-science-products.html?TablePage=119143966
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_nanoparticle
https://www.cd-bioparticles.com/t/Properties-and-Applications-of-Silver-Nanoparticles_60.html
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27649147/

Don't expect to understand everything unless you have 3 PhDs in nanoshit, but even a brainlet like me who understood barely 5% can see how bullish it is. Enjoy fren!

[Anonymous No.24391581]

>>24391479
I hope it fucking crashes through the floor. Its Payday!!

[Anonymous No.24391596]

>>24391375
>I belive nanosilver consoom 5000 tons per year.
That's surprisingly much. That'd be over 160Moz Ag per annum. Taking a look at >>24389702 that'd be about 16% of the total supply
>In fine, it seems only silver and gold remain as the kings for easily storable physical stacking
You can say that again!
>Though, from what i know, most rare earths are extracted from China, right? Not sure it would be an easy task to spec on them, if someone is more knowledgeable on the matter i think it's an interesting topic.
I can't claim to know much about REEs either but producing those is usually very environmentally hazardous. If you're ever considering investing into a miner that mines REEs you must be aware that they might not get an environmental permit. I believe they're processed from clay like lithium -- not something you'd be able to mine or pan I think.

[Anonymous No.24391610]

>>24375316
>futures
it's fucking over

[Anonymous No.24391635]

God these fuckers pushed Dec into a $3 backwardation to Feb. Absolutely fucking criminal. Whelp, thanks for the black friday sale jamie

[Anonymous No.24391641]

>>24391400
Can't wait to see her from above when she'll feast on my cock for a merc'.

[Anonymous No.24391677]

>>24391400
Well if she's the one who actually invested, I have some phone calls to make

[PAN MAN No.24391690]

>>24390862
Ok when assaying plants, your usually taking about a pound of organics from within the same 1m / 1m area. You can also take the tops off trees from a helicopter. Next the sample is dried and burned down to ash and tested for metal content. There are all manor of tests which can tell how much of a percentage of metal is in each sample and you make a map based on this. Its not the same as a soil sample but its usually something supplemental to an early exploration program. Next question, a grab or chip sample from an outcrop is again considered different than a soil sample. A soil sample program is to find targets for further exploration, usually done when you have deep top soil over bedrock which remote sensing equipment cant penetrate. The map generated from this work allows the geos to figure out where to focus the more expensive trenching or drilling program later on in the projects life cycle. As for bags, any bag will do, but we use standard sand bags for this sort of thing, or just home hardware buckets. Also you want as little organics in the soil sample as possible as they often carry concentrated amounts of metals which will throw the sample off. It also makes the guys life at the assay office easier. Finally yes a few guys can do a line of test holes (1-2km long usually) in a week or two, but your going to to dozens if not hundreds of these holes over a massive area to get a clear picture of whats going on, and it gets hard fast. If your thinking about doing this on your own claims, I suggest consulting a Geotechnical agent first, they can set you up a grid to work from and point out any issues you might run into.

[Anonymous No.24391810]

>>24391677
Why?

[Anonymous No.24391887]

>>24391132
I have the kooks too but this was the first year so I paid a couple extra dollars for it, not that these are super popular or anything.

[Anonymous No.24392092]

looks like metals are pretty flat in the futures, I'm about to pull the trigger on a $5k Christmas purchase of physical while the Black Friday sales are still going and was waiting to see where the markets would be going, but not seeing much right now.

[Anonymous No.24392104]

>>24391810
Because if she's the one who bought it then there's a number of securities violations

[Anonymous No.24392198]

>>24391641
>covering yourself with a towel while in the sauna
pathetic
>>24391690
>You can also take the tops off trees from a helicopter
That's kind of hard core lol
>Next the sample is dried and burned down to ash and tested for metal content
Ooohh okay
>Next question, a grab or chip sample from an outcrop is again considered different than a soil sample. A soil sample program is to find targets for further exploration, usually done when you have deep top soil over bedrock which remote sensing equipment cant penetrate. The map generated from this work allows the geos to figure out where to focus the more expensive trenching or drilling program later on in the projects life cycle
Alright, grab/chip samples are different, something supplemental I assume. So a soil sampling program only has to be done when you can't just get proper targets for further exploration with an IP/EM/MAG survey? Or are you talking about different equipment when you say remote sensing equipment?
>As for bags, any bag will do, but we use standard sand bags for this sort of thing, or just home hardware buckets
Seems much more labor-intensive than I had thought originally!
>Also you want as little organics in the soil sample as possible as they often carry concentrated amounts of metals which will throw the sample off. It also makes the guys life at the assay office easier.
I had no idea plants carry that much metals but I suppose it makes sense
>Finally yes a few guys can do a line of test holes (1-2km long usually) in a week or two, but your going to to dozens if not hundreds of these holes over a massive area to get a clear picture of whats going on, and it gets hard fast.
Damn looking at that picture just reminds me of my time as a conscript, digging a foxhole during the winter lol. Yeah seems like a LOT of work after all. BTW, what're you going to do at your Thunder Creek (I believe that was the name?) claim next year? I remember seeing a picture with some trenching done?

[Anonymous No.24392202]

>>24391547
I'm a PhD who works with similar nanoobjects.

Gold, silver, and iron nanoparticles are common in biomedical applications since all three metals are bioinert. They're used in niche drug delivery applications primarily, but silver also has promise in electronics like in a few articles you linked.

That being said, nanoparticles are still niche and resource intensive to prepare. I don't see demand for nanoparticles as a strong catalyst for silver.

[PMG BAKER No.24392208]

>>24392092
Pull the trigger now, and have some in the quiver for christmas.

[Anonymous No.24392288]

>>24392104
Such as?

[Anonymous No.24392381]

>>24392288
provided that it was a company that facilitated the investment, KYC for one

[Anonymous No.24392382]

>>24375316
I don’t own any silver

[Anonymous No.24392471]

>>24392382
ngmi

[Anonymous No.24392550]

>>24382728
>Asteroid mining FUD every thread

[Anonymous No.24392584]

>>24375316
Bitcoin /recovers/ gold and silver keeps crashing

[Anonymous No.24392717]

>>24392584
Distract the goyim with a digital currency
Supress the price of real PM
Goyim become emotional and choose the digital currency
Reset happens
Gold and silver become money again
Bitcoin goes to zero
Cryptocucks are holding the bag

[Anonymous No.24392850]

>>24383874
Use geovic, find where there was once a high concentration of surface nuggets, take a detector and go lower than the surface.
https://gsv.vic.gov.au/sd_weave/anonymous.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0jwCaAa1ck

[Anonymous No.24392869]

>>24391547
Thanks, looks like good reading! I'll try and learn a bit.

[Anonymous No.24392954]

>>24392717
This, only the cold blooded, strong handed, big brained boomboom rockers are gonna make it. The greed-lured, wet toilet paper thin-handed, ponzi scammed, short sighted zoomzoom shitcoiners will end up in the sewer.

[PAN MAN No.24392976]

>>24392198
getting grab / chip samples from showings is part of the process, so are soil samples. Its all part of the process to figure out where to look for the best spots to drill / explore further. Yes when I say remote sensing I mean IP and MAG surveys, they cant penetrate more than 3ft of top soil usually. I am probably going to be working on my swamp claim and Lighting Creek ground a lot next season but I have to get some more work done on my hardrock ground in the north as well when i get the chance.

[Anonymous No.24393079]

>>24392954

[Anonymous No.24393133]

>>24392976
Alright, thanks for the answers Mr. Man. I've a lot more but I'll restrain myself for now. I wish you well in your prospecting endeavours, I really hope you'll find something big and make it

[Anonymous No.24393155]

>>24375316
I have $10000 how do I get rich off of metal.

[PAN MAN No.24393213]

>>24393133
never stop looking bud and find some big nugs out in your wanderings!

[Anonymous No.24393217]

>>24391641
imagine the smell

[Anonymous No.24393223]

>>24393155
You don't

[PMG BAKER No.24393225]

>>24393155
Doller cost averaging my friend. Don't dump it all in PM in one trading session. Also, if you invest up to 10k usd or more within two buying days combining both then you will have the IRS knocking at your door to know what is up. Stack slowly through your LCS, and slowly get into miners that PANMAN recommends. >>24392976

[Anonymous No.24393246]

>>24393155
Use a front end for GCC

[Anonymous No.24393289]

>>24376766
tell him you stack too, cause unless someone else in your family stacks he'll probably give most of it to you since stackers respect other stackers more than plebs who'll just sell it

[Anonymous No.24393303]

>>24393155
You buy metal to secure your wealth, not to gain wealth. Your $10k just changes shape, metals just sit there and keep your $10k better than your bank account or your green paper.
For metals-related gains, learn to invest in mining companies.
>>24393213
Hehe, haven't even started yet. I'm very interested though and I'll probably go to school first to learn some engineering. Would be pretty fun to get hired to an explorer company, I hope an engineer degree is enough. Probably will need some specific education though. If not, I'll just take it up as a hobby probably. Maybe I'll go to Lapland for a couple of weeks with some camping equipment and start looking

[PAN MAN No.24393318]

>>24393225
and do your due diligence on what ever your looking at buying into, there are hundreds of companies out there and we can help you figure out which are the best to get into, but its down to the individual to figure out if a company is what their looking for.

[Anonymous No.24393329]

Is now the time to buy gold?
I'm trying to think of the psychology. To my knowledge normally it drops then it makes people want to buy, so price goes up.
But now it's dropping and not climbing again, does this mean it's going to keep tanking?

[PMG BAKER No.24393384]

>>24393318
Of course. That is how we knew that the jig was up for a stock before it tanked in the marker. We had a 10-20 min head time before the tank.
> We are the hedgefund of the mining sector now

[Anonymous No.24393434]

>>24393246
Do I see the fun in GCC?

[Anonymous No.24393511]

>>24393434
I’m not a nigger like Linus

[Anonymous No.24393641]

>>24393384
>We are the hedgefund of the mining sector now
It's really remarkable how much many of us have learnt about the industry this year. I for one have gained tremendous amounts of knowledge about investing in general and how mining companies operate in just under three months. Having people like Pan Man over here walking us through the intricacies and details and putting the feet on the ground so to say is like a gift from the heavens too.

[PAN MAN No.24393696]

>>24393303
call around to exploration companies and ask them what there looking for in field staff, training etc. Most here in Canada want outdoorsmen / women with a geology / science background or jack of all trades types who can work multiple jobs in camp. Schools lately arent taking their students in the field enough and promoting lab over camp type knowledge bases making it very hard to transition to the sector right out of school.

[Anonymous No.24393765]

>>24375316
>it keeps on dropping!
This shouldn’t be possible!

[Anonymous No.24393840]

Was there news? Stock futures took a shit too. I was watching Bucs/Chiefs like every other male in the US. Almost like a perfect time to drop it...

[Anonymous No.24393929]

>>24393696
Yeah practical work should be emphasized more in my opinion too. Over here universities are more technical and sciency but we've other schools that are more focused on the practical stuff but those schools give you a lower degree while the uni's give you a higher degree. I really hope they don't want higher degrees, the competition to get into universities is fierce over here and I learn better while doing rather than reading lol

But I guess I could email or call the guys at Firefox or some other company doing work over here in Finland. Perhaps I'll get some pointers for what kind of degree I should have.

[Anonymous No.24393979]

I've been away for a few months because I kinda lost interest after my miners got completely crushed a few hours after I bought them for the first time. Is there an updated list of recommended miners?

[PMG BAKER No.24394136]

>>24393840
Liquidity is being sucked out of the economy. Many people are having margin calls on paper silver, and are trying to liquidate it since they are in tesla leveraged. https://leverageshares.com/?etps=leverage-shares-2x-tesla-etp

[PMG BAKER No.24394178]

Also, people are 100x on bitcoin, and I know there is a 100x leverage etf for tsla. However, I forgot the link.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bitfinex-rolls-100x-bitcoin-ethereum-153458654.html

[Anonymous No.24394237]

>>24393840
nope goyim keep watching tyrone pass a leather ball dont worry about our plans

[Anonymous No.24394264]

>>24376981
So do I buy NIO or learn mandarin or what

[Anonymous No.24394372]

>>24394136
I can't believe this got approved lol. The sec makes people jump through hoops to "protect investors" and then they rubber stamp a 2x meme stock tradable note. I guess it's legit since istoxx made an "index"

[Anonymous No.24394409]

>>24393765
It was propped up by Corona, and now people are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel

[Anonymous No.24394519]

>>24394178
Do you have a source on the tesla number?

[Anonymous No.24394523]

>>24394409
Then it comes to be that the soothing light
At the end of your tunnel
Is just a freight train coming your way

[Anonymous No.24394582]

>>24393979
a lot of newer names from frequented but the same impact, arcana, golden minerals, dolly varden still seem like good buys if you average in.

People have soured on bayhorse after lack of progress. Maybe someone else who has been keeping trashcan give you a newer list

[Anonymous No.24394623]

>>24394409
>Another round of lock downs
>Consumer spending projected to be down by 8% most important time of year
>Mortgage forbearances set to expire
>Election Madness right around the corner
The only light that is coming is from a Nuke

[Anonymous No.24394670]

>>24394623
Nah even normies realize it's all bullshit now, in Mar or so when gold was rising the future was very uncertain and now it's pretty likely to be better than now

[Anonymous No.24394689]

>>24393979
>crushed
were you just unlucky with some news release? Anyways here's Pan Man's most recent list, remember DD

[Anonymous No.24394709]

[Anonymous No.24394736]

>>24376348
Based boatingaccidentposter

[Anonymous No.24394746]

JESUS FUCKING CHRIST DOLLAR FUTURES GOT ABSOLUTELY DESTROYED AT OPEN. THIS IS WHY THEY TRIED A DUMP AT 7

[PAN MAN No.24395008]

The Northern Miner has an interesting list out of projects to keep an eye on. My mates at Surge Copper made the list which is always nice to see! Skeena Resources also making headway. https://www.northernminer.com/news/global-exploration-snapshot-companies-with-exciting-projects-on-the-go/1003825055/

[Anonymous No.24395010]

I can no longer look at a chart without seeing merchants

[Anonymous No.24395047]

>>24394689
>were you just unlucky with some news release?
nah, I bought rather larger caps gdxj, fms, avino silver and american gold silver right before a minor crash in miners e.g. I bough fms for ~12.5$ and it was ~9$ few days later. Nothing too terrible and I'm buying long term anyway, but my portfolio is still at 25% loss atm and it was the first time I bought stocks, so it still hurts, even though it was just gambling money I thought I was fine with loosing.

[Anonymous No.24395048]

>>24393329
Get some gold but not too much, supply might be limited when the GSR is low

[Anonymous No.24395148]

Looks like cheapies are back on the menu boys

[Anonymous No.24395267]

>>24395047
Ah, you must've bought ATH. Indexed funds like ETFs are always following the commodity prices, same goes for majors for the most part (unless they get some amazing new project going). I like to focus on juniors after doing some research first myself.
>I bough fms for ~12.5$ and it was ~9$ few days later.
I believe the drop in price was due to the tax thing with the Mexican government. Tough luck anon
>even though it was just gambling money I thought I was fine with loosing
You know you probably should start doing the work and learning about what you're investing in, that'll help you avoid bad investments and also it'll help you manage the risk you're taking. Also when you know what risks you're taking you'll avoid some of the negative feelings if the share price falls a bit

[Anonymous No.24395309]

>>24394623
Based and happeningpilled

[Anonymous No.24395479]

>>24395148
hell yeah
but for real what the fuck is going on, PMs losing while dollar futures eat shit?

[Anonymous No.24395524]

>>24395479
that money is going to stonks then probably, people are disregarding the 'rona and the market is hopeful
for now

[Anonymous No.24395614]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B_QaL9fAKoM

>claims gold supply is infinite due to asteroids
>compares the supply chain of a physical object to 1s and 0s
>illegal gold, which is a legit problem, but not if you know what you're doing
>bitcoin is a better store of value, supposedly
thoughts? I've been dabbling into crypto and this popped into my recommended

[Anonymous No.24395656]

I've been watching since May, and it looks like the best time to buy since then.

I was thinking 10 Asiah rounds or 1 Bison Bullion 10oz bar. What do you guys think?

[Anonymous No.24395704]

>>24395614
Lmao pic related is what cryptocucks actually believe

[Anonymous No.24395709]

>>24395614
BTC as a currency doesn't work. There are many other shitcoins better suited to that.
Asteroid mining is the ultimate meme.

[Anonymous No.24395710]

They must have just fucked it with the obvious options flush from last week. Comex algos are running the show now feeding off whatever bullshit TA last week tripped. The comex price is pushing down the forex price (silver), which doesn't make sense considering the dollar just hit a 52 week low

>>24395524
stock index down

[Anonymous No.24395719]

>>24390625
None would take a silver rosie for a blowjob, only mercs will meet that criteria.

[Anonymous No.24395735]

>>24395614
idk anon, it sounds like typical cryptard koolaid

[Anonymous No.24395756]

>>24395656
Might as well get American silver eagles.

[PAN MAN No.24395766]

>>24395614
these people who keep thinking were going to be mining space rocks on the edge of the system in the next 20 years have no idea what their talking about. we barely have tech to send gear out into deep space, let alone sample, capture, mine and process than ship back raw materials. Its such a meme i dont even know where to start.

[Anonymous No.24395779]

>>24395614
>asteroids
still can't believe this meme still holds up lmfao
not possible for the foreseeable future and definitely not economically sustainable when you take into account fuel, storage, prospecting which rocks to mine, etc. etc.
>1s & 0s
what does that even mean in the context of real assets like gold?
>illegal gold
not sure how that is an argument against owning gold unless you mean fakes, which you can avoid
>bitcoin is a store of value
it's a volatile, speculative asset with a few years of history. Not a store of value
>>24395710
>stock index down
huh hard to tell, maybe other futures are up then? Or maybe it's just delivery jewery again

[Anonymous No.24395848]

>>24395779
>huh hard to tell, maybe other futures are up then? Or maybe it's just delivery jewery again
Delivery's on December 12 IIRC, expect more shenanigans as we get closer to that date.

[Anonymous No.24395857]

>>24395756
I don't really like buying sovereigns, the premium is high and tbqh I don't really like the look of ASE

[Anonymous No.24395876]

>>24395848
Oh cool more time to stock up on miners!

[Anonymous No.24396245]

>>24376766
You know what you need to do. You should know what they think of PMs, and if they don't want theirs, you can probably get it off 'em for a pittance. ore's the pity if they wind up fucked when fiat dies.

>>24391641
If you don't mind her having completely walled out.

>>24379340
>>24379353
Looks like a 2018 2oz Koala to me. We want better pics though.

[Anonymous No.24396272]

>>24375316
Who’s baking?

[Anonymous No.24396289]

In 5 years time, I bet this pajeet will kill himself after his portfolio goes to zero.

I can't believe that someone like this is an investor that many other investors follow.

[Anonymous No.24396373]

>>24396289
Seems like an investor who moves his money around a lot. If SHTF he'll be buying gold I think. Still, what a fucking idiot selling his hedge like that

[Anonymous No.24396381]

>the entire world is bullish on btc and bearish on gold
either a great REEEEEEEset is coming or literally everyone is going to be rich except us

[Anonymous No.24396382]

>>24396289
I don’t know it’ll go to 0 but <20k is probably where Bitcoin will sit for a while
Next halving may push it over (out of necessity) but I can’t see Bitcoin being as good as it’s touted
Won’t stop me from buying but it’s not my portfolio, especially when everyone is pulling a rug

[Anonymous No.24396453]

>>24394409
>and now people are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel
wtf no

[Anonymous No.24396605]

>>24396381
It seems right now like everything is going to dump. crypto fags just don't understand that they are pretty much just levered to the money market via tether. With the dollar dumping a liquidity run is ez.

[Anonymous No.24396617]

Its so obvious what is going on.
Silver stackers hold on to dear life, and for fuck sake don't sell for crypto

[Anonymous No.24396642]

>>24395709
>shitcoins better suited for currency
still new to the crypto space, what are some examples you've seen?

[Anonymous No.24396688]

>>24396642
Fedcoin

[Anonymous No.24396701]

>>24396617
Dude bitcoins market cap is 6X the amount of physical silver. The flood into commodities is going to make me coom.

[Anonymous No.24396771]

>>24396289
>>24396382
This pajeet basically longs Bitcoin becoming another fiat.

He doesn't care about the regulations destroying Bitcoin's philosophy as long as he can make huge gains.

Little did he know that once Bitcoin loses the fundamental reason to exist in the first place, i.e. privacy, being outside the banking system, etc, it is likely that it will go to zero as what Bitcoin HODLers think is Bitcoin's value, doesn't even exist anymore.

As Schiff said, Bitcoin is not a store of value as there is no value to store.

[Anonymous No.24396808]

>>24396289
The absolute state of braindead normans... They've been brainwashed into accepting to trade away their real wealth for mickey mouse digitokens.

I know our timeline went full clown, but this is really peak idiocracy. I can't even think of anything more retarded, these niggers are so blinded by greed they completely lost touch with reality. The dream zogbot for Herr Schwab big (((reset))). This stupid goy now truly own nothing, and he seems really happy.

[Anonymous No.24396851]

>>24396642
Everything without a fixed supply (tail emissions or perpetual pos rewards) would eventually usurp it as currency. If it actually got "adopted" people would quickly find that no one would be selling bitcoin for goods and services because the value of it would go up relative to commodities as we improve technology (commodity supply goes up, bitcoin supply goes down). This means people would use something else to actually transact with. This leads to a paradox for bitcoin. No one is transacting in it, but it only has value because you can transact with it.

[Anonymous No.24396855]

>>24375316
BAKE BEFORE WE GET ARCHIVED MOTHERFUCKERS

[PAN MAN No.24397121]

PMG BAKER are you baking or shall i do it?