/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

[PAN MAN No.24768177]

Natural Treasure Edition

>Why Gold?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3S4rl6ehiI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gksenA5Al_A
https://www.lynalden.com/reasons-to-buy-gold/

>Bullion dealers
https://jmbullion.com/
https://sdbullion.com/
https://boldpreciousmetals.com/
https://bgasc.com/
https://www.moneymetals.com/
https://monumentmetals.com/
https://goldenstatemint.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)

>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/

Relevant information regarding mining companies
https://pastebin.pl/view/fddd4572

Previous thread:
>>24745976

[Anonymous No.24768198]

Silver vagina

[Anonymous No.24768216]

I want these

[Anonymous No.24768237]

>Sam Hyde hints that he stacks
>Sam Hyde hints that he stacks
>Sam Hyde hints that he stacks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7K6eeWB-GsY

@3:30

[Anonymous No.24768257]

>>24768237
He uses the money he saves on his medical bills to buy silver

[Anonymous No.24768347]

first for FUCK APMEX

[Anonymous No.24768380]

>>24768347
but they're the only company that does international shipping ;-;

[Anonymous No.24768450]

OH NO MY ROCKS ARE WORTHLESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.24768481]

>>24768450
God this guy looks like a massive fag with daddy's money

[Anonymous No.24768486]

You can buy one of the following ounces of Gold with no premiums or taxes whatsoever, what do you choose? Assume you can sell all of these back to the shop for spot.
>1 oz Krug or AGE
>1 oz .999 Coin or Bar
>$21 FV in US Pre-33 Gold
>4.25 Sovereigns (Yes, quarter sovs exist)
>105 Units of any LMU currency
>1 100 Coronas Coin
>50 Guilders
>42.5 Pesos FV of Mexican Gold
>4 Chevronets
>50 Gold Marks

[Anonymous No.24768534]

>>24768486
The one that's the most recognizable and most liquid so the gold eagle.

[Anonymous No.24768548]

>>24768486
old us gold, it's worth way more than spot

[Anonymous No.24768579]

>>24768481
Cope and Seethe

[Anonymous No.24768626]

>>24768579
you should kill yourself

[Anonymous No.24768662]

>>24768626
Oof yikes. This general is really the bottom of the barrel on the weekends

[Anonymous No.24768696]

>>24768662
>on the weekends
how new are you?

[Anonymous No.24768738]

>>24768579
>>24768662
I expect this kind of faggotry from someone with BTCuser as an ID, now fuck off bud

[Anonymous No.24768816]

>>24768450
>>24768579
>>24768662

[Anonymous No.24768931]

>>24768486
AGE no hesitation

[Anonymous No.24768969]

>>24768486
Pre-33 gold, consistently sells for at least 20% over spot and the Saint Gaudens designs are a work of art. Also does that include the extremely small gold dollar coins? I don’t see how you’d make $21 face without them

[Anonymous No.24769026]

>>24768969
>Also does that include the extremely small gold dollar coins?
Yes, either one of those or 7 $3 coins.

[Anonymous No.24769084]

>>24768450
Doesn't matter how built he is, doesn't matter how rich, he'll always be a manlet spic.

[Anonymous No.24769245]

>>24768626
>>24768696
>>24768738
>>24768816
Just two more weeks and we'll moon bros

[PAN MAN No.24769311]

>mfw its the middle of winter and Pauly can still be diggin / swimming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhIHeoi3UTg

[Anonymous No.24769454]

Can I get some help interpreting this? Was their drill program a bust?

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/613-tsx-venture/vml/87496-viscount-mining-completes-phase-1-drilling-at-silver-cliff-colorado.html

Viscount mining.

[Anonymous No.24769469]

>>24769454
Oh okay I see now. This was phase one of three and the samples have been sent for assay.

[PAN MAN No.24769514]

>>24769454
>>24769469
Yes this is just the start of a larger drill program to upgrade and delineate the existing ore body. Second phase will likely have more drill holes and third will be the infill drilling between the second set to "fill in the gaps" of the geologic map for the structure.

[Anonymous No.24769838]

>>24769454
Looks promising to me. Big high sulphidation zone, a lot of rock that should be a main host of silver in the deposit, pyrine at the end of the sulphidation hole indicating possibility for porphyry (pan man please correct these if I'm wrong). Assays pending so it definitely isn't a bust at least yet. Look forward to seeing lab results

[PAN MAN No.24769867]

>>24769838
no no your on the right track, looks promising to me. I too will be awaiting assays.

[Anonymous No.24769871]

>>24769838
I really wish my education exposed me to more hard rock geology. Im in the southern US so we did soft rock and petroleum. At least im in a good posistion to learn this pretty quick.

[Anonymous No.24769926]

>>24769871
Lol I'm not educated on this geology stuff either. I've just done some reading and learning about mineral deposits and been recently trying to make an easy to understand guide about the basic terminilogy and basics of the industry together with the generous assistance of Pan Man. Will try and get the pastebin updated for EOY

[PAN MAN No.24769985]

>>24769871
now see i am the opposite, my education focused heavily on the hard rock coastal terrains and only lightly on the great basins and plains. I still understand the forces at work, but no where near as well as my primary training.

[Anonymous No.24770142]

>>24769838
The ore bodies at silver cliff and georgetown are proven, some of the first in the state to be mined. Very well understood and surveyed. Most of the really good ore was shipped out in the 1800's but richer operations have continued right up into the 1990's.

there's no question that there's silver and gold there. The only question they're hoping to answer is if it's worth mining right now, I'd guess.

[Anonymous No.24770228]

>>24769454
Felt like adding some things, will be interesting to see if I'm right or not when assays return

>Four holes were drilled to further define the Kate East high grade zone. Hole DDH-20-01 drilled in this zone showed some spectacular acanthite mineralization. Acanthite is a common silver mineral in moderately low-temperature hydrothermal veins and in zones of supergene enrichment. Acanthite, a silver sulfide mineral (Ag2S) is the most important mineral of silver in the Kate mineral deposit.
So this one hole in the high-grade zone is possibly going to have some great intercepts of silver
>Five of the holes were drilled to expand the resource defined in Viscount's NI 43-101 report by Dr. Gilles Arseneau of ACS in 2018.
If they get enough data they can increase mineral resource estimates
>Hole DDH-20-05 was drilled in the Passiflora target area. Moderate sulfidation and silcification was encountered at 40 feet (12.1 meters) and continued to 564 feet (179.9 meters). Here, a zone was encountered of marked increase in sulfidation and silicification. This was the target zone based on early historic drilling done in the 1980s. It persisted to about 610 feet (184.5 meters), which was longer than expected. Moderate pyrite was observed to the end of the bore. The core from the 10 holes has been submitted to the lab for assays and will be news released when received.
Okay so moderate sulphidation and silcification from 12m to 180m. So there's a possibility for intercepts there. Increased sulphidation from 180m to 184.5m and moderate pyrite at the end of the bore. Increased sulphidation should point towards higher chance of gold mineralization, and pyrite can sometimes host gold. If there are little base metals in the host rock and the pyrite is evenly distributed, this could be a Carlin-type gold deposit.

Pan Man pls fix if wrong again
>>24770142
Yeah definitely looking good judging by the NR. They might have something big there

[Anonymous No.24770356]

How about some ancient gold? Best place to buy that stuff at?

[PAN MAN No.24770368]

>>24770228
pretty well bang on there mate, the only gripe though is you need a massive area with micro gold particles distributed through a main unit of rock for it to be a Carlin type formation. However you have grasped what the geos are talking about fantastically.

for now i am off to bed, talk to you all later!

[Anonymous No.24770391]

>>24770228
>They might have something big there
Silver Cliff was given its name because the ore runs up a gulch in the cliff. It's actually just a very steep slope in the canyon, around 800 feet high, with multiple bands of cliffs crossing it. It's very hard to work on, and historically the ~100 silver and gold mines situated in the gulch shared a couple tram lines to a single mill at the bottom of the slope. That mill is now a gravel pit operation with low grade silver and gold.

the ore body is a primary type enrichment and is the same ore that produced massive gold strikes at the lower towns of georgetown and idaho springs. It was an enormous dome of granite, typical of the rocky mountains and the laramide orogeny. The granite cracked in millions of places during the uplift, and around the early paleogene (tertiary for the old school) was infilled with hydrothermal deposits of quartz, pyrite, gold, silver, and lead. Most of the silver veins in that valley were below the water table and were lost, so it's primarily a gold belt. An extremely rich gold belt, but one that's been mined out consistently for 160 years now. Silver cliff is high enough that the silver mineral remained, as small but extremely rich deposits in the quartz veins running through the native granite. All confined to a very narrow vertical band of ore on the cliff side, getting richer near the top. At the top of the cliff silver peters out and gold mines replace it.

there is relatively little supergene enrichment of the surrounding granite because it's fairly impermeable to water and the ore deposit isn't particularly old or deep.

how much they find will depend on a lot of factors, mostly how deep the mines already go. But I'd expect narrow quartz veins in extremely solid granite carrying high grade silver and not much around them. The silver zone itself is extremely tall, but very narrow if surface strikes are an indication. It also is relatively shallow.

[Anonymous No.24770517]

>>24770368
Thanks. Will do my best to learn more.
Have a good night's sleep
>>24770391
I still have a lot to learn it seems. There's a lot to digest for me there lol. Thank you for typing all that anon

[Anonymous No.24770530]

>>24770356
XRP

[PAN MAN No.24770538]

>>24770517
wonder why he deleted that, it was an excellent description.

[Anonymous No.24770540]

>>24770517
>There's a lot to digest for me there lol. Thank you for typing all that anon
lol my drunk ass gave you a complete rundown on the ore deposits of Silver PLUME colorado.

I don't know shit about silver cliff and mixed up my mining towns like an idiot

[Anonymous No.24770541]

>>24770538
Maybe he wants to add something.

[Anonymous No.24770561]

>>24770540
Oh kay then lmao. Still a great post imho

[Anonymous No.24770570]

>>24770561
thanks, I get drunk and talk rocks

[PAN MAN No.24770571]

>>24770540
HA happens to the best of us mate!

[Anonymous No.24770624]

What's the best types of sovereigns to acquire? Coronas? Francs? Shillings?

And whatever happened to that one guy who wanted to create a shilling holder, like a pocket watch type of thing?

[Anonymous No.24770657]

>>24770624
I feel like 20th century British gold sovereigns are overall the best gold coin.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_(British_coin)#Trade_coin_(1914%E2%80%931979)

But any gold coin is based. Because it's gold.

[Anonymous No.24770770]

>>24770356
Heritage Auctions is good.

[Anonymous No.24770885]

>>24770571
hi panman, do you have any idea what can cause canada silver cobalt to be this late in their result drilling ?

[Anonymous No.24770910]

>>24768257
Who says he doesn't debtmaxx on the silver too?

[Anonymous No.24770959]

>>24770885
At least in my opinion it might be because they just haven't found any significant mineralization at Castle. They have their own assay lab after all, good hits would be reported very quickly. It's a deep nuggety deposit so they could be just a few meters off with bonanza right there next to the drill hole and they'd be none the wiser.
t. Sold my position a while ago and moved on

[Anonymous No.24771367]

>>24768237
>big boobie asian cuties
how much silver do you need to get them?

[Anonymous No.24771486]

Any britfag have any idea how we're gonna get VAT free silver once we leave the EU? I'm not sure if this Singapore trade deal would facilitate it.

[Anonymous No.24771579]

>>24771486
How will singapore benefit? Will Singaporeans buy cheaper stuff as well?

Let me know

[Anonymous No.24772265]

bumping
Here's a map of the Golden Triangle

[Anonymous No.24772273]

>>24768486
Sovereigns every time.
God save the Queen, an it's tax free innit

[Anonymous No.24772333]

Nostacker here, but I do hold SLVO. It's been a lot of fun this year. Here's hoping that 2021 is even better as money printer goes brrrrrr.

[Anonymous No.24773109]

bump

[Anonymous No.24773403]

Pmg waifu coins.

[Anonymous No.24773431]

>>24773403
Reverse

[Anonymous No.24774168]

>>24768662
>ID: BTC 7.0 User
>Shitting on PMGs and stackers.

Include me in the screencap!

[Anonymous No.24774443]

>>24768177
I'm just starting to get into collecting coins but I'm also thinking of maybe buying silver regularly as an investment. Maybe buying 4~8oz per month.

I see that Krugerands are often the closest 1oz coins to spot value I can find. Also looking at Silver Eagles, Austrian Philharmonic and Indian/Buffalo. Is there any reason to choose one over another?

Krugerands make sense but my understanding is that silver eagles and buffalo's are easier to sell and command a higher price.

Can anyone help? I'm retarded.

[ABigBet4U !lksRQlKXyM No.24774741]

Made a commodities general:
>>24774259
You guys really should be taking a break from precious metals and looking at what's happening with steel.
>>24774259

[Anonymous No.24774789]

>>24769985
Yeah i must admit my understanding of hard rock is pretty lacking. They did an alright job of teaching us igneous processes and my sedimentsry knowledge is outstanding but metamorphic and ore bodies knowledge is definitely lacking. Ill work kn this though. I already have some subjects I wanna dive into.

[Anonymous No.24774818]

>>24774443
>Is there any reason to choose one over another?
People here don’t like Philharmonics because the edge of the coin isn’t reeded, so theoretically someone could shave off slivers of silver and you wouldn’t notice. As for Buffalos, those are generic rounds and not government minted coins, which means you’ll pay slightly less for them but you’ll get less when you sell them

[Anonymous No.24774850]

>>24770885
They said they had something unexpected come up during the drilling and that is was "exciting" and that was about a month ago. They said they woukd be following up but I feel like its a bust

[Anonymous No.24774880]

>>24774818
(((Someone)))

[Anonymous No.24774892]

>>>/wsg/3719193
feel like i need to share this. anyone know the speaker?

[Anonymous No.24774935]

>>24774443
if they're the general bullion versions the coins then the consequences are going to be small if bought for the fundamental reasons to stack.
So any design that you fancy or the cheapest premium you can get its your choice. Is that fancy looking gold coin with a higher premium going to pay off the higher premium for having a higher numismatic value in the future? Probably won't be an issue to worry about.

There are some benefits to coins backed by a government or nation, depending on where you live. Laws against counterfeiters and liquidity.

Here in the UK coins of the realm (with the queens head on it or past sovereign) are capital gains tax free and most gold is VAT free (20% tax)
Silver has a 20% tax (apart from pre-owned silver which has no VAT)

So do some research on you countries regulations and such for their benefits, if it doesn’t impact you that much just go ahead and pick out the shiniest pretty one.

[Anonymous No.24775083]

>>24774880
One of (((their))) favorite methods was also coin sweating, you place a bunch of coins in a bag and shake it vigorously then collect the gold or silver dust at the bottom of the bag. It was also very difficult to detect if someone had done this because it mimicked the natural wear of the coin

[Anonymous No.24775481]

What if this is the last chance to buy physical and in 2021 you either have it or you don't? All things point to depression and violence.

[Anonymous No.24775588]

>>24775481
cant save everyone anon. people are going to suffer if anything does happen. thats just the shits of it. but you can insulate yourself and your loved ones if you think ahead. Darwinism finds a way.

[Anonymous No.24775929]

>>24768579
>>24768662
>>24769245
>cope and seethe
>oof yikes
>two more weeks
>moon
The faggotry is strong in this one

[Anonymous No.24776320]

>>24769084
>>24768450

Who is this?

[Anonymous No.24776486]

>>24768177
Looking to consolidate my miners and producers, not really sure what's going on with some of these to be honest, and I could use some help. Been travelling for about 6 months and out of the loop.

wtf:
AZZTF Aztec Minerals?
GOLD Barrick Gold?
DSVMF Discovery Metals?
GORO Gold Resource Corp?
LOMLF Lion Metals?
MUX McEwen?
MMNGF Metallic Minerals?
WLBMF Wallbridge?

I would like to cut a couple of these to free up capital for other commodities. Which ones are dropping because management issues or shitty assays, and which ones are actually still solid?

[PMG BAKER No.24776508]

>>24768177
Thanks pan man and checked

[Anonymous No.24776916]

Hey Pan man can you give me any info about Renaissance mining company? Think they’re based out of Quebec.

[Anonymous No.24777179]

>>24768486
1oz krug

[Anonymous No.24777197]

>>24776486
Honestly look @ GPL. Textbook turnaround company.

[Anonymous No.24777733]

>>24768177
Checked, how did you get this picture of my stack OP?

[Anonymous No.24777758]

>>24777197
Thanks, actually I'm already looking at GPL...part of the reason why I want to exit a few of these positions--so I can load up on GPL, increase my AUNFF and NEM positions, up my Uranium and Steel holdings, and open up some LEAPs on $SQQQ and $SPXS that expire in 2023.

[PMG BAKER No.24777790]

>>24777733
Supremely checked.

[Anonymous No.24777931]

Any reasons to buy 90% Junk Silver in my case? I'm not stacking silver for any prepping purposes and I only stack the silver that I can sell the easiest, I really like junk silver but I know you can't get back as much when you sell or trade it for other things, generally speaking

[PMG BAKER No.24777988]

>>24777931
It is for the silver weight, and it usually has the lowest premiums (now it is not, but in normal times it is). It is all about the doller cost averaging.

[Anonymous No.24778001]

>>24776486
Barrick, Discovery and Wallbridge are solid. Just waiting on price of gold and silver to go up.

[Anonymous No.24778012]

Sorry for the newfag question I'm about to ask.

But why hasn't silver's prices risen in line with the gold prices? I bought some silver eagles a couple of months ago back in early April. And I was expecting silver to rise dramatically just like gold did?

But instead, the silver price has bearly bugged. And the disconnect between silver prices and gold prices (which according to supply there should only be 9x difference. but instead there is more like 90x currently.) has remained the same.

Also a pic of some of my stack. (haven't left their bags since I bought them otherwise they'd lose value.)

[PMG BAKER No.24778082]

>>24778012
The one you need to talk to is JPMORGAN. They are rigging it with the FED to allow the current system to run on. If silver corrects or gold corrects to fair value, then the entire system goes bust. Like the interest rates and bond yield. Think of it as the world paying you money to take something that is suppressed 30000x the real value.

[Anonymous No.24778100]

>>24778012
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/jpmorgan-paying-920-million-to-resolve-market-manipulation-probes-11601393666

[Anonymous No.24778164]

>>24776486
>Looking to consolidate my miners and producers, not really sure what's going on with some of these to be honest
Why have you invested if you don't know anything about your companies anon?

DYODD, look at the pastebin for help on that. Also ask questions if you don't understand something and we'll help you out

[Anonymous No.24778287]

Looks like Canada wasn't alone in M1 money supply spike. US also had such an event. Combined with lack of any fed announcement I have to conclude that private banks are up to no good again.
https://nitter.net/NorthmanTrader/status/1338086675927486468

[Anonymous No.24778372]

>>24778012
dude silver went up more than gold. Gold went from 1700(?) to 2000 but silver went from 14-16$ to 29

[Anonymous No.24778385]

>>24778287
Great, more printing, straight into equities
The run for precious metals is going to be insane when this deck of cards collapses

[Anonymous No.24778407]

>>24778385
house of cards, rather

[Anonymous No.24778414]

>>24778372
God I love how cheap silver is. Honestly should get more gold

[Anonymous No.24778522]

>>24778100
>>24778082
But will silver and gold be able to correct to their fair value?

What is to stop JPMorgan from suppressing and rigging the prices forever?

It's something I noticed by looking back at the March crash. Gold and silver absolutely should not have dipped with the rest of the stock market.

Because gold and silver are long term store of value similar to houses. And no I know would be dumb enough to dump their physical commodities like that just because of the over-inflated stock market shiting its bed. And Yet in spite of that, there was a large almost coordinated dump of Silver and gold regardless?

Will silver and gold be able to reach their true value before the next market crash? and if it does what stops Jpmorgan from dumping its prices again?

>>24778372
I bought my silver when it was around 24, so to me, the prices are about the same between now and April if you account for the premium & tax jew. I've just barely broken even,

[PMG BAKER No.24778602]

>>24778522
Again, you can not ignore fundamentals forever. It is like the CCP and thinking that their reign will be forever. They ignore the fundamental underlying their horrible system, their three gorges dam, and famine all they want, but it will destroy them. Everyone wants to be like japan, and how they are now. They are doing everything to replicate them, but it can not work. Who will bail out the world? The uber rich. That is why you see all the davos people laughing their way since they will own all the gold, silver, and resources while you have to rent it out to live like a serf.

[Anonymous No.24778643]

>>24778522
Do you really think there are things that last forever?

[PAN MAN No.24778662]

>>24770885
its likely down to being unlucky with their drill hole placement. The ore at Cobalt is nuggety in places and you can miss mineralization even if you have a good idea of whats going on underground.

[PAN MAN No.24778714]

>>24776916
never heard of them but i ll look into them in a bit I need my coffee first.
>>24776508
no problem!

[Anonymous No.24778760]

>>24778522
>back at the March crash. Gold and silver absolutely should not have dipped with the rest of the stock market
No, that's historically normal as traders are forced to liquidate positions to meet calls.
https://goldsilver.com/blog/how-would-gold-perform-in-a-second-stock-market-crash
What Gold does do is retain its value in the proceeding second crash, and gain value relative to all other assets in the years proceeding.

What we are waiting for is the trigger to the second crash, which might not even happen since the market is now irreversibly addicted to constant Fed injections, in which case we were right, and assets can only lead the climb in price, dragging everything else up eventually on our path to hyperinflation.

[Anonymous No.24778865]

>>24778643
>>24778602
No, I don't think this state of affairs can last forever. The elite themselves plan on throttling it if nothing else, even if things were not already wildly unstable to the point of comedy.

However, what I worry about is the Idea that JPMorgan and other market manipulators will be able to outlast the rest of society.

Thus making it an open question on whether one should buy gold and silver right now. Or should they make a mad scramble to buy it during the next crash (where JPMorgan will presumably try to dump and supports the silver&gold price like they did back in march)

And if they do manage to do one of the above, How long will it take for the silver&gold price to correct themslevs back to ther true value?

[Anonymous No.24778922]

>>24778714
Cheers, much appreciated! Enjoy the cofvee

[Anonymous No.24778957]

>>24778714
Good morning.
>>24778865
>Thus making it an open question on whether one should buy gold and silver right now. Or should they make a mad scramble to buy it during the next crash (where JPMorgan will presumably try to dump and supports the silver&gold price like they did back in march)
The thing is, you're not the only one who would do that. Everybody will be making a beeline for precious metals when another big crash happens. If it's physical you're looking to buy at that time, you will still pay a hefty sum in premiums due to the huge surge in demand.
>How long will it take for the silver&gold price to correct themslevs back to ther true value?
Nobody knows. It's a buy and forget.

[Anonymous No.24778956]

>>24777758
Nice. Careful with LEAPs on those 3x etfs. Can make a lot and also lose a lot. Also, Aurcana seems solid.

[Anonymous No.24778992]

>>24778522
Everything will correct to fair value. We know for a fact all fiat currencies go to zero. So what would you rather be in? Fiat or real money?

[Anonymous No.24778999]

>>24778760
Hmm.. So you're saying historically while major manipulators may be able to keep the gold and silver prices down during the initial crash and it dead cat bounce.

Once the bear market truly begins to start it's impossible to suppress prices again due to silver and gold's soaring demand?

[PMG BAKER No.24779043]

>>24778957
This. Expect $5-$20 premiums.
Also, hey bowl anon. How is the latest thing you added to it?
>>24778999
Yes. They are playing monopoly money with limited items. It is a game of musical chairs while the jannies take the chairs people will sit on in the other room to us.

[PAN MAN No.24779067]

my mate Dan Hurd having a great time at the Nip and Tuck mine at Fort Steele. I really need to spend a weekend out there again Steve the owners a mad man. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwajhlimyLI

[Anonymous No.24779137]

>>24768347
>first for FUCK APMEX
Seconded, they called this 'BU' condition, told me they would setup an exchange for free, and have yet to contact me with next steps

Giving them a few more days before I call and raise hell

[Anonymous No.24779146]

>>24778999
Checked. Yeah when the public wakes up there will be bank runs and runs for precious metals. No way to control the markets at that point anymore. That's what I believe at least.
>>24779043
>Also, hey bowl anon. How is the latest thing you added to it?
Hi. I'm not entirely sure what you mean by that. I haven't bought physical since October. I'm happy with my current 102oz + sterling bowl stack for now and I'm homing in on mining companies for some gains. If shit goes down I'll manage but if the status quo keeps going for years it's better to chase profits.
>>24779067
Thanks for sharing, I'll watch this now. Dan seems like somebody I'd love to share a pint with, and I'm not particularly fond of beer

[PMG BAKER No.24779176]

>>24779137
There is a reason why we call them Scamex like the comex.
>>24779146
Gotcha. Do you ear with sterling silver utensils?

[Anonymous No.24779231]

>>24779176
Sorry... Language barrier is kind of making it hard to understand what you mean. What do you mean by "ear"?

[PAN MAN No.24779245]

>>24779146
Dan's a great guy to hang out with, and hes a monster when it comes to moving dirt by hand. I hope he has a swift recovery from his surgery.
>>24776916
So Renaissance mining has merged with another small company to become Orogen Royalties. Unfortunately I cant find much recent information on them but it appears they have optioned basically their entire portfolio off to different firms. most are in agreements for 1%NSR or similar deals but unfortunately they dont provide details. I ll look a bit deeper later. Not sure if I would go with these guys, not until i figured out more on their land packages.

[PMG BAKER No.24779250]

>>24779231
I meant to say eat not ear. Had a typo.

[Anonymous No.24779257]

I got 5.5oz gold and 250oz silver. But then I developed a modern numismatic problem. Its an addiction. I had to have this.

[Anonymous No.24779292]

>>24779245
Thanks Pan Man. Reason I ask is because this Garofolo fellow who came into the board of GPL said they made an investment into them on some YouTube video the other day. Wondering if it’s a proxy play into an acquisition later on.

[Anonymous No.24779321]

>>24779137
I think it's possible to remove those black spots (I don't remember how), but if the coin has them, it isn't BU.

[Anonymous No.24779325]

REUTERS: U.S. TREASURY BREACHED BY HACKERS BACKED BY FOREIGN GOVTS
>REUTERS: U.S. TREASURY BREACHED BY HACKERS BACKED BY FOREIGN GOVTS
REUTERS: U.S. TREASURY BREACHED BY HACKERS BACKED BY FOREIGN GOVTS
>REUTERS: U.S. TREASURY BREACHED BY HACKERS BACKED BY FOREIGN GOVTS
REUTERS: U.S. TREASURY BREACHED BY HACKERS BACKED BY FOREIGN GOVTS
>REUTERS: U.S. TREASURY BREACHED BY HACKERS BACKED BY FOREIGN GOVTS

[Anonymous No.24779338]

>>24768177
Finally hit the 100oz silver and 1 oz gold mark. Glad it's done, the crash feels like it could happen any day now, and not only that but full out chaos because of the election and great conjunction too. I had to invest in a gun too because once you start getting a decent stack you don't want to lose it.

[Anonymous No.24779371]

>>24779250
Oh lol, should've deduced that. No I don't eat with silverware. I believe I only have a couple of silver utensils hidden somewhere, plus my christening spoon which I wouldn't be selling ever, even if silver went to $1M. I'm not big on junk silver but I might buy some more at some point. But it has to be sterling or 830, no less and it has to be entirely made of silver. So most utensils would be ruled off since the cutting edge is usually steel.
>>24779325
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-cyber-amazon-com-exclsuive/exclusive-u-s-treasury-breached-by-hackers-backed-by-foreign-government-sources-idUSKBN28N0PG
oh shit it's real?

[Anonymous No.24779394]

What are yous guys' current baseless guesses for what the price of gold and silver will be in a year's time?

I, myself, feel comfy in my geographic location and personal well being, but I'm fucking horrified for what the next 5-10 years hold for everyone else. Its easy to forget that, coronavirus aside, the world was pretty dickered this year and everyone is just assuming things will work out fine. The massive flooding in Asia combined with their porcine problems, the clusterfuck that is Central and South America, the fault lines being shown in the European Union, and the entirely separate narratives that people base their lives on in the United States. That doesnt include the global debt binging and absurd overleveraging of corporations.

The world has felt the thrum of nationalism again in recent years, and I can only see traditionalism and stability gaining further popularity parallel to the continued rise of progressive politics. Relative to currency, precious metals are undoubtedly going to go up.

[PMG BAKER No.24779397]

>>24779325
>>24779371

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/exclusive-us-treasury-breached-by-hackers-backed-by-foreign-government-sources/ar-BB1bTs3y
https://nationalpost.com/pmn/news-pmn/crime-pmn/u-s-treasury-breached-by-hackers-backed-by-foreign-government-sources
SAUSE

[Anonymous No.24779430]

>>24779397
>msn
Nigger did you get an ICQ alert on this? AOL keyword: news

[Anonymous No.24779458]

>>24779394
Silver $35
GOLD $2500

[Anonymous No.24779483]

>>24779371
Inb4 monetary gold supply leaked.

[PMG BAKER No.24779486]

>>24779430
I just use start page and search through the words >>24779325 used via reuters.

[Anonymous No.24779548]

>>24779394
>Relative to currency, precious metals are undoubtedly going to go up.
Agreed. However:
>The world has felt the thrum of nationalism again in recent years, and I can only see traditionalism and stability gaining further popularity parallel to the continued rise of progressive politics.
As nationalism surges while the economy crumbles, we won't be seeing a return to stability. It's looking awfully lot like the 1930's. War is a possibility with rising tensions everywhere. I'm honestly kind of spooked.
>>24779483
If the hackers are indeed backed by a foreign government, they must be after accurate data on Fed's actions. Everybody knows that the Fed indirectly affects the entire global economy. This is an extremely smart strategic attack as it will give that nation insanely important info about where to invest their money, and when.

[Anonymous No.24779570]

>>24779483
Fuck that’s a good take.
>>24779486
Fair enough.

[Anonymous No.24779582]

>>24779394
Hey, the consensus about the planet going to shit has been going on for centuries.
In the 90s people were scared of the same shit. Fed collapsing, usd collapsing, Armageddon.
Chill out. Stop watching the news. Your brain is being cooked. They want you to be a good goy and you’re falling for it. There’s no martial law coming, Yellowstone isn’t going to blow, the blacks aren’t going to go planet on the apes on us, you’re fine.

[Anonymous No.24779597]

>>24779582
Got awfully close to a structural collapse in 2008

[Anonymous No.24779704]

>>24779548
We are of the same mind on that; Sulla represented the traditional senatorial class and his purges and legal reforms were done in the name of achieving stability.

There is a nonzero chance that Trump crosses the Rubicon.

[Anonymous No.24779750]

>>24779582
Hello, jew.

[Anonymous No.24779785]

>>24779582
I don't expect a crash. I expect to wake up one day and realize we simply live in an entirely different society. Look at the data that shows how utterly fucked the new generations are in terms of economic achievement and capacity.

[Anonymous No.24779796]

>>24779325
>>24779371
>>24779397
>foreign government stole information from the U.S. Treasury Department and a U.S. agency responsible for deciding policy around the internet and telecommunications
>led to a National Security Council meeting at the White House on Saturday

What did they steal? And what are they going to do with it /pmg/?

[Anonymous No.24779807]

>>24779785
On that note, what are the odds we do actually see PM backed crypto introduced in the next 5 years?

[Anonymous No.24779854]

>>24779325
>WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A sophisticated hacking group backed by a foreign government stole information from the U.S. Treasury Department and a U.S. agency responsible for deciding policy around the internet and telecommunications, according to people familiar with the matter.

>"The United States government is aware of these reports and we are taking all necessary steps to identify and remedy any possible issues related to this situation," said National Security Council spokesman John Ullyot.

>There is concern within the U.S. intelligence community that the hackers who targeted the Treasury Department and the Commerce Department's National Telecommunications and Information Administration used a similar tool to break into other government agencies, according to three people briefed on the matter.

>The hack is so serious it led to a National Security Council meeting at the White House on Saturday, said one of the people familiar with the matter.

[Anonymous No.24779890]

>>24779807
It would be subject to the current trickery no?

[Anonymous No.24779940]

>>24779796
Information of the Fed's actions, ones they haven't publicized. Possibly info about what they're planning to do internally? The Fed is in indirect control of the world economy because they control the reserve currency. This would have to be a government whose central bank isn't part of the BIS.

Also, on BIS... They put forth a warning about the state of the economy five days ago.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/bis-issues-dire-warning-we-are-moving-liquidity-solvency-phase-crisis

[Anonymous No.24779955]

>>24779890
I could see it either way. A true cryptogreenback would be cool, but I realistically see some sort of temporary stimulus bucks system backed by "enough gold, don't worry" and the big banks.

[Anonymous No.24779987]

>>24779955
It would be a massive threat, and warrant expedition of the government involvement of crypto regulation.

[Anonymous No.24780047]

>>24779987
What if it came from the governments?

[Anonymous No.24780121]

>>24780047
so I am convinced we are going to see inflation in the next year or two, but what I am struggling with is, why buy physical when I could be instead buying 2023 calls in stocks like GOLD instead? I will see much greater returns on the calls, the only reason I can see to have physical is if there's a total collapse, which honestly I don't see happening, even when the governments went bankrupt in Argentina or Brazil there was no total collapse of everything.

[Anonymous No.24780144]

>>24780121
>>24780047
did not mean to reply to you, sorry.

[Anonymous No.24780180]

>>24780121
Options have counterparty risk, physical is totally risk-free to hold.

[Anonymous No.24780227]

>>24780121
Coincidentally, I hold a boatload of GOLD 2023 calls for just that reason. I'm hoping to make money off of those and put it into real estate if the interest rates are still low.

[Anonymous No.24780338]

>>24780227
The break even for those calls is just the highs we saw earlier this year, which seems completely attainable for a two year time span. Given the likelihood of inflation and the lessons learned from 2011 (Barrick says $1200 is the new $1000 to ensure keeping Wall Street happy), it is a risk I'm willing to take.

[Anonymous No.24780493]

>>24779940
Honestly fuck ZH and their new premium model.

[Anonymous No.24780898]

Trying to place an order on some german dealer website i haven't ordered before, can't check out and see pic related. It's Sunday and no support. It won't moon in one day, right?

[Anonymous No.24780966]

>>24779137
I'm an unskilled numismatist but I believe that those things you're pointing out on your coin do not prevent it from being properly graded as Brilliant Uncirculated. For example, this is an MS62 pre-1933 St. Gaudens double eagle:

https://i.pcgs.com/s3/cu-pcgs/Photograde/500/20Saint-62o.jpg

I believe the lowest grade for BU is MS60 or better. Here is an image of an MS63 St. Gaudens double eagle:

https://i.pcgs.com/s3/cu-pcgs/Photograde/500/20Saint-63o.jpg

Here's an image of an MS63 modern day double eagle:

https://i.pcgs.com/s3/cu-pcgs/Photograde/500/GldEag-63o.jpg

[Anonymous No.24781169]

>>24778164
it's been six months since I opened these positions and I haven't paid attention since then because I've been travelling. They did look good on paper back then, but their price action over the past bit has me considering reallocating.
I'm wondering if there's anything in particular that stands out from these companies, especially in terms of management snafus, overly optimistic appraisals that have since been revised, etc., that have happened in the meantime and that I may have missed. I am of course spending some time over the next week looking into things myself, but if anyone has any insights off the top of their heads about these companies, it's greatly appreciated because it could point me in the right direction right off the bat.

[Anonymous No.24781179]

17 - 20 million tons to produce in 2020, 6 million being automotive.

Again, profit margin of $100/ton is $2b

In 2008,
$X
made $17/share (118m shares) on 8 million tons sold.

Stock went to $160

No time to look up price of steel that year

[Anonymous No.24781197]

>>24781179

This is related to CLF

[Anonymous No.24781230]

>>24781169
You need to make sure you average down. It’s unironically the start of a PM bull market. We retraced and are now going to start climbing back up. You can’t really set and forget shit like this (even the senior producers).

[Anonymous No.24781512]

>>24781169
Alright then. Out of those, I'm only aware of Lion One Metals since I'm invested myself. Nothing's really changed, they even got a great drill core assay back in October was it? They're simply just kind of quiet on the news front but are updating their corporate presentation monthly, as well as making monthly promo/recap videos. They're very encouraged by their high-grade assays and ordered two underground drilling rigs that should arrive in January 2021. They'll continue drilling year-round with those as well as continue drilling as much as possible with their other surface drills. Oh and one of their surface drills broke down so I think they have three now, not sure.

...Wow, they actually deleted previous recap videos? Alright then. That's weird... Anyways, here's the latest one from three weeks ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVUTIt_RYho&ab_channel=LionOneMetals

[Anonymous No.24781602]

Who here /platinummasterrace/?

[Anonymous No.24781640]

>>24781602
I would love to take one penny solid stock but its hard to have money for it. Silver and Uranium already take everything.

[Anonymous No.24781664]

Will asteroid mining drop the value of precious metals?

[Anonymous No.24781686]

>>24781664
will quantum computing drop the value of crypto?

[Anonymous No.24781709]

>>24781664
What if aliens have their own supply of Bitcoin? We know the universe is infinite, and so there must be intelligent alien life out there who must have their own cryptocurrencies, and are mining their own supply of crypto; that which is far more advanced - more private, better speculations, better uses, better stores of value. Is "Asteroid mining" code for aliens mining crypto? Once we encounter aliens in the next few years, they will dump on us with alien crypto. Their supply of crypto is literally infinite. And this won't be Bitcoin 2.0, this will be Bitcoin 10.0 they dump us with. All our crypto would go to $0. Especially as Elon Musk takes us beyond the solar system in 2030.

[PAN MAN No.24781714]

>>24781512
thats a bit odd, not sure why they would do that.

[Anonymous No.24781748]

>>24781602
I've been invested in platinum for about 3 years now, having averaged down. It seems like the platinum bear market is finally over and it should be particularly bullish if there is no recession next year. With copper galloping in anticipation of a burst of economic activity, platinum should also follow and could achieve a more historical platinum/gold price ratio. Relative to gold, platinum is currently still inexpensive.

[Anonymous No.24781754]

>>24781664
Considering we aren’t 100% sure of asteroids actual composition your guess is as good as a coinflip, personally I’m more interested in moon mining, Helium-3 is gonna be such a lucrative market

[Anonymous No.24781776]

>>24781714
Yeah it's kind of weird to me. Maybe it's just because not much has changed. The October recap was pretty much identical to this one except it had music I liked more lol. Also probably better in the future to show H1 & H2 only instead of 12 different videos for each month of the year.

[PAN MAN No.24781820]

>>24781776
sometimes its down to the legal team spotting a fuck up in a "forward thinking statement" and telling PR to pull it. Skeena fucked up on one of their videos that way and their legal team panicked. Probably nothing too major though.

[Anonymous No.24781884]

>>24781820
Yeah I'm not concerned, I've been following them pretty closely and anything that would strike a chord I would've noticed

[Anonymous No.24782316]

>>24779890
Pretty much. It’s the only way to get the next generation (zoomers) of investors get suckered in.

[Anonymous No.24782567]

>>24781820
By the way did you ever have the chance to look at Moneta Porcupine? I'm currently in the process of DD'ing them and am still very bullish although a mention of an old lawsuit in their financial statements made me curious. Couldn't find anything regarding it (found something on another one but that was dropped). I wonder if you noticed this, provided you looked at the company yet of course.

Not trying to pressure you to make the work for me or anything of course, but if you did have a look I just felt like asking you whether you saw that or maybe even found some official documents on that.

[PAN MAN No.24782674]

>>24782567
I am still DDing it as well and I too saw the lawsuit, there is a lot to go over on that project. It does seem pretty good but again I need to dig further down. Also just to mention, look at that map and those properties belonging to International Explorers, fuckers didnt want to pay for multiple assessment reports and just went along on the online claim map linking everything, thats so silly.

[Anonymous No.24782717]

>>24782674
Oh okay then.
>Also just to mention, look at that map and those properties belonging to International Explorers, fuckers didnt want to pay for multiple assessment reports and just went along on the online claim map linking everything, thats so silly.
I did notice that the claim structure to the north of Moneta looks very silly but didn't know why that was the case. Looks very funny yeah

[PAN MAN No.24782776]

>>24782717
its because they cheaped out on filing multiple claim assessments. By tieing all three of those properties together they save money, but its stupid honestly because that extra assessment work on the linking ground adds up over time. Not a wise choice but you see it all the time too.

[Anonymous No.24782820]

>>24782776
I see now, definitely seems like a waste of time. Especially since these are kilometers-long stretches of land that they've staked like that. Maybe that makes sense to do sometimes but in this case at least it's just silly

[Anonymous No.24783257]

>>24773403
>>24773431
N I C E
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[Anonymous No.24783578]

Since I know there are a couple of anons here who've liked to look at the Silver Sitfolio, here's a pretty interesting video reviewing the Sitfolio picks. Note, it's only TA but it's fun speculation and is very educational to me at least

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxAtWeJDLuo&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=PatrickKarim

[Anonymous No.24783760]

>>24780121
The way I see it, they're both a hedge play on inflation that one in the same. Physical collection basically is the storing of your wealth immediately and once inflation occurs you are essentially your own bank. Spot prices don't seem to have the volatility that paper trading seems to have. In one instant, institutions decide they have substantial profit and coordinate a massive dump. You wake up with all your profits gone, while appt remains (relatively) in better shape.

[Anonymous No.24783826]

>>24780180
The most important point is that options have time value. If you get the timing wrong, you lose everything. It could be as bad as just by being off by one day. It doesn't matter, you lose everything. Buying physical PMs eliminates the time decay present in derivatives.

[Anonymous No.24783851]

>>24783826
Ah, you're right. Though to be honest even though I don't invest in derivatives I'm pretty darn sure that pm's will go up a lot until 2023

[Anonymous No.24784091]

>>24768177
T MINUS ONE MINUTE UNTIL MARKET OPEN

[Anonymous No.24784604]

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

[Anonymous No.24784650]

>>24784604
Benis

[Anonymous No.24784672]

>>24781230
yeah, I'm out of dry powder with all my CLF and UUUU calls from a couple months ago. Focused less on my PM miners than other commodities, what can you do.

>>24781512
>>24778001
That's great to hear, and thanks for the heads up. I will of course be ranking these on my own list of desirables, but this really does help since I'll spend more time on finding one of these positions to exit.

Just off shallow searching today, I think Aztec, MUX, and MMNGF might be the first on the chopping block. I will look more deeply. I really do want to back my winners, downgrade risk exposure, and free up a couple grand for strategic options plays.

[Anonymous No.24784751]

>>24783851
If you really believe that, then investments in *good* mining companies will very likely give you a better return than just owning the metal. Another possibility, but far more difficult and possibly a money loser depending on volatility and other factors, is derivatives such as futures.

[Anonymous No.24784779]

>>24768579

Honestly I agree, who gives a shit what other people do with their money. I'm happy for him, he looks fit and has a nice car.

[Anonymous No.24784836]

>>24784672
Glad to see such independent thinking. You clearly know what you're doing, much more than I (though I try to learn). Many just want to be spoonfed over here at /biz/ and it's sad to see when it backfires. I'll add about Lion One that the share price seems to have settled, it refuses to go down from its current price. Take that as a little appetizer :)
>>24784751
Yeah I'm very comfortable with my current stack and I'm going hard into miners, or as hard as I feasibly can with my budget and cashflow. Futures I will never touch but I've been thinking about warrants or maybe even options, sadly my brokers don't offer Canadian warrants or options. But good companies will fare very well and for my power level those will do just fine.

[Anonymous No.24785020]

>>24776486
Discovery is great, but market cap is getting a bit high so that's one thing to watch out for. Lion One has really good geology so it's a solid buy now, although price has tanked pretty hard recently. Wallbridge is solid. Mcewen is a solid at these prices, and has a good chance of outperforming during next two years to play catchup to the other miners. Metallic minerals tanked a lot since the pullback, so it's actually a really good accumulation time. I recently bought shares to it. There aren't a lot of pure silver plays outside of Mexico and south America so I really like Metallic Minerals.

Really it's a bad time to be cutting and re-balancing to other commodities which have shot up. You're basically momentum chasing and there's a good shot of being burned, especially that Gold and Silver have pulled back so much you're basically selling the bottom to buy the top of something else. Hard spot to be in, but remember to re-balance when your stocks are doing really well, not when they're pulling back.

Uranium, Copper was a great buy in July, Gold and Silver are a great buy now.

[Anonymous No.24785077]

>>24781709
lmao there it is

[Anonymous No.24785136]

Bros, I got 4 Black Friday silver orders coming this week!! Two from SD Bullion (6 SDBull rounds; 3 random circulated coins), and 2 from Monument (5 2020 Britannias; 3 Asahi rounds). Also, picked up nine (9!) 2 Reichsmark coins from ebay for $6.77/ea/total. Best deal I've seen on my meme-junk-metal of choice. Ripoff?…maybe. Fun?…definitely!

[Anonymous No.24785176]

>>24785020
>Uranium, Copper was a great buy in July, Gold and Silver are a great buy now.
This honestly rings true to me at least. Gold and silver have been taking a little breather while base metals and uranium have begun climbing. It's only a matter of weeks or months until gold and silver are running again

[Anonymous No.24785207]

>>24782567
Really surprised to see Moneta Porcupine mentioned here. I bought it for the extremely coiled chart and sold the breakout recently. Was purely a chart buy for me, there's like no hype or marketting for this ES backed company.

>tfw meme lines

[Anonymous No.24785240]

>>24785176
Right exactly. The pros rebalance their portfolio from the strong to the weak, so long as the bull theses are still intact between the assets and asset classes.

[Anonymous No.24785311]

>>24785207
I spotted the company due to their recently updated resource estimate and managed to buy 2k shares at 0.2CAD. Was going to invest my two-week pay into Blackrock gold but skimming the company and doing some comparisons I didn't have a choice but to pivot for Moneta. They really seem like a solid, undervalued play. Just the way I like it. Still taking my sweet time on my DD -- I normally do proper DD BEFORE investing rather than after but it is what it is this time -- but I'm bullish. I only wish I had heard of this company earlier but I'm glad I got in.

[PAN MAN No.24785354]

>>24785207
its due to them not having a PR department, no PR means no one hears about them other than through basic press releases. More of these companies need to get out there and show themselves off if they want to get noticed in this age.

[Anonymous No.24785473]

>>24784672
MUX, which I own, had a tough year. One mine flooded, had a fire at another & their Argentina mines have been pretty much closed by the virus. I'm going to hold them until end of quarter, then reevaluate. GLTY.

[Anonymous No.24785538]

>>24785354
Ah makes sense. I guess some of them are so small it's hard to get the money for PR too, but without PR it's hard to draw attention.

By the way, you may want to check this out, being a leaf and all. It's a good channel if you're interested in Canadian Real estate as well, and Steve does a good job going over Canadian Central banking. Real smart guy.

https://youtu.be/u4wgdz4mDmg?t=275

>>24785473

[Anonymous No.24785573]

>>24785538
Kek

[PAN MAN No.24785688]

>>24785538
will do!

[Anonymous No.24786022]

GDXJ updated recently.

>Puregold In
>Goldmining Inc In
>Newfound Gold In
>Metalla In
>Kinross Out

Seems like some good re-balancing, but Gdxj is still too non-junior ish for my tastes,.

[Anonymous No.24786038]

>>24785136
Oh shit! Speak of the devil! This was delivered today! Go USPS!! My 3 mystery coins are all Philharmonics c.2014. I've wanted to nab Austrian ozs before, but this was a good deal on rando coins, so it all worked out.

[Anonymous No.24786055]

>>24786022
Oh I saw people talking about this. Probably won't affect share prices that much but likely good for GDXJ holders.

[Anonymous No.24786072]

>>24786022
I have to agree. This feels like just the B roll of the majors.

[Anonymous No.24786219]

>>24785311
I always love your notes by the way, I do a similar thing on Pen and paper. Just by taking notes you're putting yourself ahead of half the pack already.

>>24786038
Nice coins anon, they look great.

>>24786072
Exactly, I've also heard Rick Rule say they're practically forced to buy the B-majors due to the 15 billion market cap they have.

>>24786055
I imagine it's still very good for the companies included. Indexation is incredibly popular amongst millenials and zoomers, anything included in the gdxj will probably see nice additional gains during the bull market.

[Anonymous No.24786285]

>>24786219
>image
Are you Australian perchance?
>I always love your notes by the way, I do a similar thing on Pen and paper. Just by taking notes you're putting yourself ahead of half the pack already.
Thanks, been trying to make them more detailed and better as time goes on. Going to begin putting in some color in the future. Will be interesting to go back sometime in the future and look at the first ones I made and shake my head at how simple they were lol.

Still have a lot of things to improve.
>I imagine it's still very good for the companies included. Indexation is incredibly popular amongst millenials and zoomers, anything included in the gdxj will probably see nice additional gains during the bull market.
That's good to hear. I'm not complaining at all, my small PGM position will enjoy a nice breeze during the way to $6 and up

[Anonymous No.24786356]

>>24768237
>hints
>hints
>hints
>hints

AW GEEZ DUUDE

[Anonymous No.24786398]

Acquiring numismatic copper at work, Florin's I carry for nice fondling fun.

[Anonymous No.24786558]

>>24786398
fucking UPS, I just had 5k worth of coins delivered to my house and they left it at the front door without ringing the doorbell, it was also supposed to require a signature which they never bothered to get, glad I checked the door this morning, tempted to claim I never got it.

[Anonymous No.24786577]

>>24786398
>>24786558
sorry, didn't mean to reply to that post

[Anonymous No.24786673]

>>24786558
bloody hate that shit. UPS is ass, sometimes they never call and if they do it's usually when you're at work. They don't ask for signature or ID or anything like that either. I'm lucky I live in a peaceful country but even over here there are scumbags that would steal when presented with the chance. We have a saying here that goes: "An opportunity creates a thief". I really hate it when couriers create opportunities for theft of my property!

[Anonymous No.24786717]

>>24786558
Do it. If more people claimed stolen due to not getting the signature they'll turn their shit around. Requiring a signature is also a paid service, since they didn't get one the technically stole from you and whoever shipped it. Fuck UPS they are those most garbage company there is.

[Anonymous No.24786754]

>>24786038
Philharmonics always look weird to me but it's also one of the only ones I don't own yet

[Anonymous No.24786763]

>>24784604
Unironically how alot of anons look at silver price charts

[Anonymous No.24787206]

>>24769245
>>24768662
>>24768579
>>24768450
Very nice id, too bad for the brain damage

[Anonymous No.24787315]

>>24786558
Obviously do it and point out it wasn't signed for which is required. Ask for a replacement order through the company shipping you the coins, so you get double your stack for free because the company will just claim it off UPS for being dickheads.

[Anonymous No.24787439]

>>24786558
>>24786673
>>24786717
>>24787315

Yea, make sure the UPS guy knows that a heavy small package insured for thousands of dollars is going to your house.... and that you're a dick and responsible for his lost job. Sounds like a good plan anon.
No one else is spooked by mail/package carriers constantly delivering sign-for packages? I'm personally grateful if they just leave that shit at the door and I hope they forget about it as soon as they drive off. Not that I've ever ordered anything.

[Anonymous No.24787586]

still feels good to have grabbed 45k aurcana last week at 88


anyone else feelin comfy?

[Anonymous No.24787607]

>>24786038
Welcome to the Wiener club
Enjoy the lack of reeded edges, heh heh heh

[Anonymous No.24787621]

>>24787439
>Gee I'm sure glad you guys get PACKAGES delivered to your HOME by INSURED delivery
>I'd never do that, someone might know I ordered something valuable if it's insured! Not like loads of low-value things get sent insured just to make sure the drivers don't steal it.
>And if I did, I'd never report it being delivered without due care and attention, and get myself free replacement or refund, that's so Jewish!
>I don't even have a home to get packages delivered to, so eat that, suckers! You're paying the home tax Jew!

[Anonymous No.24787629]

>>24787586
I'm actually anxious because I both want to add to my positions but also want to get into new ones. I feel like a kid at a limited-time candy store sale, and I only get allowance every two weeks!

[Anonymous No.24787853]

>>24787621
You laugh but my usps guy told me one day that he knows I stack. He’s a based dude... but still. I got a PO Box the next day, nevertheless.

[Anonymous No.24787883]

>>24784604
two week falling of prices

[Anonymous No.24787908]

Kek, UPS drivers make an average of 80k a year and PVD's make alomst 40k.
Seasonal Helpers make about $15 an hour and that's about what amazon drivers make in my area.

[Anonymous No.24787990]

>>24787853
If things get really bad he is going to get his buddies and rob you naked

[Anonymous No.24788033]

>>24787853
>You laugh but my usps guy told me one day that he knows I stack.
>>24787439
>Not that I've ever ordered anything.
???
I see your point, but it's more the gubbermint I'm worried about. I'm sure there's bigger targets postal workers would try to rob, unless you're a madman stacking hella bullion.

[Anonymous No.24788049]

[Anonymous No.24788084]

>>24788033
Based Deadposter

[Anonymous No.24788283]

>>24788049
Based and thats just gold
Silver is extremely undervalued

[Anonymous No.24788357]

chart doesn't look convincingly like we break out this week. Don't get your hopes up guys, but we're in the last cheap accumulation zone for years. I've finished maxing out my miners investment this month. We may even get a false breakdown to the 19$ and 1650 zone within two weeks, but it's off from there. One last dump to wash out the weak hands.

But remember that's all paper silver and gold. Physical silver is trading at April levels of premium, that tells you all you need to know. Last time I saw premiums this high I backed up the truck. Like always, be patient, study and do DD and remember what the bull case is, and if it's intact. Refer to the OP links if you need to.

https://www.lynalden.com/reasons-to-buy-gold/

Besides, commodities literally all rallying right now, that basically is a confirmation of our bull market. Sit back, relax. I know a lot of you watch the daily charts way too much.

[Anonymous No.24788417]

>>24788357
thank you, comfy anon

[Anonymous No.24788476]

Last day to grab some Abaxx pre RTO is tommorow. It trades for one more day under NML and then halted till friday where it resumes under ABXX.

[Anonymous No.24788742]

I got a rare penny. I've never seen one before, and it's bronze not electro plated modern trash.

[Anonymous No.24788762]

>>24788742
Lizard side

[Anonymous No.24788851]

>>24788742
got a penny?

[Anonymous No.24789130]

Somebody please explain this

Let’s say you buy stock A for $20,000 total and it goes up about 33% every month for a total of about 400% after a year, is your money now at $80,000 or is it more like

20,000 Jan
27000 feb
36000 March
48000 April
64000 may
89000 June
120,000 July
160,000 August
210,000 September
280,000 October
370,000 November
500,000 December

[Anonymous No.24789153]

>>24789130
no fuck you, get out, go ask smg

[Anonymous No.24789197]

>>24788357
Comfy and based.

[Anonymous No.24789325]

>>24789153
Seconded

[Anonymous No.24789357]

>>24789130

[Anonymous No.24789426]

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/30515643/sources-cleveland-drop-indians-nickname-105-years?platform=amp

Seeing as how Buffalos are a majority of my stack (still a stacklet, but hey: they're cheap and closest to spot), are the SJW tribe coming for them? In a strange way, I kind of hope they do just to jack the numismatic value of it onions high.

[Anonymous No.24789506]

>>24789357
Kek

[Anonymous No.24789510]

Where can I get a swastika gold coin?

[Anonymous No.24789594]

>>24789130
...Anon really?
The percentage is always related to the price. If $10 goes up by 100%, you'll have $20. And if that $20 goes up by another 100% next month, you will have $40. It's cumulative. Though obviously stocks don't move like that

[Anonymous No.24789674]

>>24789510
I don't think there is one.

[Anonymous No.24790146]

57 years ago today these steel 1964 Morgan Dollar hubs were created with the intention of reintroducing the silver dollar back into circulation

http://youtu.be/1DZbVBVHpcw

[Anonymous No.24790211]

Feels good finally having some diversification boys

[Anonymous No.24790265]

>>24788476
I'm tempted to yolo a bunch of money into NML, but something inside me keeps telling me that I'm just going to lose like half my money off the bat. I know there probably won't be a lot of shares up for grabs when it starts trading, but I'm still a little worried that it will be a major pump and dump. I heard that schiff was one of the first angel investors, but has he ever spoken about the prospect publicly? I'm worried that it'll cost me like 4 bucks a share if I buy it via NML. I really wish there was a way to get a proper valuation of it.

[Anonymous No.24790495]

>>24790265
Just buy GPL.

[Anonymous No.24790527]

>>24786558
>it was also supposed to require a signature which they never bothered to get
unlikely

I've had $25k coin orders dropped on my step without signature required. Almost nobody requires a signature anymore. If you want them to get a signature you have to make sure the seller knows and requests it. It will cost you more.

[Anonymous No.24790762]

>>24786038
>>24785136
>>24786754
>>24787607
Yeah, I don't think I'd buy Phils on their own merit, but on sale an ounce is an ounce. Now I've got ASEs, Brits, Krugs, and Phils, along with junk and generics. Waiting on MonMet to send me more Brits and my first Asahi rounds, then my latest (1+8)2RMs. Pics to follow upon delivery. Look for my black/gray blanket. Or should I have a totem to verify I'm "me?"

[Anonymous No.24790775]

>>24790527
Don't know what third world country you guys live in but here in Australia if you order something with signature required, that means if you're not available to sign they leave it with the post office until your available to go show your ID and sign for it.

[PMG BAKER No.24791342]

Pan man,I do not think you should stay in leaf land. They want you saving accounts.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/ottawa-eyes-pre-loaded-stimulus-in-canadians-savings-accounts-1.1531766

[PMG BAKER No.24791387]

>>24791342
https://twitter.com/PierrePoilievre/status/1335307936197963777
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/canada-loses-aaa-rating-fitch-downgrades-amid-virus-costs-1.1455645

[Anonymous No.24791398]

>>24790775
they do the same in the US, that's why it's extremely unlikely they delivered a package that required a signature without actually getting the signature.

[Anonymous No.24791621]

What do you think the nannies think of /pmg/? Is this the one bright spot in a sea of shilling or is this the mostly empty lunch table with the kid who never takes off his coat?

[Anonymous No.24791638]

>>24791621
*Jannies
Pardon the drunk phoneposting

[PAN MAN No.24791640]

>>24791342
>this guy thinks i have my money in a bank

in all seriousness I am kind of fucked. My entire livelyhood is tied to land here, I could move on, but that means basically starting from scratch. Thank god we have a few sane people calling out the Liberals though, even the pukes at CBC thought freeland's statements were out to lunch.

[PAN MAN No.24791659]

>>24791342
also how long until US politicians start saying the same bullshit about middle class households? I give it a year at most with Biden asleep in the closet.

[Anonymous No.24791678]

>>24791659
End game across party lines across countries will be timed digital dollars. Built in negative interest.

[Anonymous No.24791735]

>>24791640
Now wouldn't be the worst time to try and get a second passport or green card. Always good to have one in the back pocket just incase the worst happens, its probably why all the elites have one.
Besides you could use your mining knowledge in the states and utilize your historical documents to aid you.

[PAN MAN No.24791794]

>>24791735
Like I ve said before I can always run up to the Alaskan BC border and hide out up there, or just plain fuck it, call in a plane trip up to Alaska proper and vanish up there, but doing so means I am giving up, and I am not sure how I feel about that.

[Anonymous No.24792109]

>>24791342
I don't think the politicians have to worry about Canadians not spending their savings down. They lack financial discipline about as much as Americans do. The massively wealthy will continue to have their money; the plebs will go back to living hand to mouth, paycheck to paycheck, one minor catastrophe away from bankruptcy.

[Anonymous No.24792647]

>>24791659
I would say Alaska is a viable option for you, but with Biden (Harris, for all intents and purposes) we could be well on our way to being as fucked by liberals as Canada has been.

[PAN MAN No.24792746]

>>24792647
it wont matter anymore to anyone if this keeps up. People will be functioning on auto pilot to exist and if your far enough away government will be totally ignored. The inverse is true as well, government services will shrink more and more until your basically forgotten.

[Anonymous No.24792796]

New to /pmg/

In Australia, or anywhere, is it better to buy bars or coins? Anyone have experience with where to buy here?

Perth mint seems good from what I've seen

[PAN MAN No.24793188]

>>24792796
coins are always easier to sell and ingots are long term stores of wealth you build your basement foundation walls out of.

[Anonymous No.24793370]

What do you guys think of
Excellon Resources
Kootenay Silver
Dolly Varden

Are they good silver plays?

[PAN MAN No.24793398]

>>24793370
Best way to find out which companies or projects are good is to go snoop the archive of /pmg/. We have discussed a lot of companies, some good, some utter crap. Remember too, to look up the more broad mining companies not just silver / gold only.

[Billy Pilgrim No.24793473]

Gold is 1825 atm. We are going to 1500 usd by summer 2021. Dont be stupid. Im not selling. Dollar cost average.

[Anonymous No.24793602]

>>24793473
The last great dip of our time. I just want to get to 10 oz gold and 500oz silver. then I will be happy.

[Anonymous No.24794051]

>>24793473
https://twitter.com/DonDurrett/status/1338249784008667136

[Anonymous No.24794052]

My intuitive gut feeling is telling me they are going to allow a massive commodities pump across the board, and then dump things HARD to scare out retail investors. Im positioned will continue to be either way, just think we should be prepared for downside.

[Anonymous No.24794058]

>>24794052
I'm buying no matter what until April, then I will wait for August to restart buying since we will probably get dips by this point. Will buy uranium in the meantime.

[Anonymous No.24794063]

>>24793473
>x is y, and at some point in the future it will be z!

yeah, fuck off. this isn't some crypto shit thread for arbitrary, baseless calls.

[Anonymous No.24794081]

>>24784779
>fit
kek

[Anonymous No.24794204]

>>24792796
I don't know about USA, but in Australia and NZ dealers don't really pay a premium for coins, so you pay a big premium to get them, then don't get it back when you sell. And there are less people to sell coins to, we don't have much of a precious metal culture compared to USA. Think about that.

[Anonymous No.24794215]

>>24793473
It can't be predicted

[Anonymous No.24794265]

>>24793473
Thanks for the bullflag

[Anonymous No.24794540]

>>24768177
gold to 1350$. deflation. so many of your retarded 'muh inflation' faggots r gonna get fucked. lmao

[Anonymous No.24794598]

>>24794540
And after initial sell-off, a run for precious metals happens as money seeks a safe haven

[Anonymous No.24794695]

>>24781709
Aliens probably use gold
Truth is there is no way of hyper inflating gold because there is no way of getting it in large quantities in relation to your own economy except killing another civilization and taking their gold

Even if you perfect fusion transmutation from bismuth/lead is still impossibly expensive and difficult, your likely to end up with unstable gold isotopes that will kill you

Space mining is extremely difficult and far outside mankind’s technological reach
Any civilization capable of large scale commercial gold mining in space would have advanced so much in other areas that golds purchasing power would have increased despite asteroid mining

[Anonymous No.24794730]

Very good news early in the week!

Roxhold increases Indicated resource estimate by 97% to over 1Moz at Seguela
https://ceo.ca/@businesswire/roxgold-increases-indicated-mineral-resources-by-97

O3 Mining delivers positive PEA for Garrison Project -- After-tax NPV5 $321M at US$1,450/oz Au
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/o3-mining-delivers-positive-pea-for-garrison-project

Highgolf acquires additional gold properties and consolidates land position at its Munro-Croesus Project, Timmins -- project size increased by 40%
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/highgold-acquires-additional-gold-properties-and-consolidates

[Anonymous No.24795153]

>>24794730
They keep coming!

Energy Fuels set to enter commercial REE business
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/energy-fuels-set-to-enter-commercial-rare-earth-business

Galway Metals with great intercepts at Clarence Stream Gold Project -- 33.7 g/t Au over 4.7m; 1.5 g/t Au over 34.3m; 1.2 g/t Au over 23.5m
https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/galway-metals-adrian-zone-follow-up-337-gt-au

[Anonymous No.24795397]

>>24795153
>UUUU
I’m gonna... I’m gonna... cUUUm

[Anonymous No.24796343]

Does uranium present a comparably compelling value prop to silver at this very moment?

[Anonymous No.24796587]

>>24794540
oh, hello deflation fag. i didnt realise any of you were still around

[Anonymous No.24796608]

>>24793398
>PAN MAN
https://twitter.com/JrMiningNetwork/status/1338471007233990657
Opinion ?

[Anonymous No.24796627]

>>24796587
To be fair, the dxy has gone to the low 70's before picking back up again. So, it's a little too soon to claim victory yet, no?

[PAN MAN No.24796738]

>>24796608
o good gravy yes good thats very good. For part of a claim that just thawed out from being under an ice sheet for the last few millennia thats good. Those showings of VMS just outcropping on the cliff side look fantastic. Now a lot of those surface samples are pretty low, (1.4 gpt Au) but thats not on the vein structure, thats just host rock outcropping. More work is for sure needed out there at Willoughby.

[Anonymous No.24796846]

>>24768177
Big Bob has been awfully quiet since this was posted...

[Anonymous No.24796924]

>>24796846
probably injured his back trying to lift his wife.

[Anonymous No.24797091]

>>24796924
Big Bob and Pig Pawg.

[Anonymous No.24797379]

I WANTED TO BUY SILVER BUT THE STORE ISN'T OPEN YET AND THE PRICE IS GOING UP

[Anonymous No.24797742]

>>24797379
These past weeks the price rises on monday, crab walks on tuesday, and goes down a little on wednesday. Thursday and friday depends on other factor, it can go up or down.

TL:DR buy on wednesday.

[Anonymous No.24797769]

>>24797742
this, theres also a smackdown on tuesdays at 10am too

[Anonymous No.24797781]

>>24794540
>he actually thinks the government will allow their asset bubbles to deflate

[Anonymous No.24797885]

>>24797742
Tfw we're being conditioned to salivate to bells

[Anonymous No.24798816]

>>24790265
Pretty sure once RTO happens and its available under ABXX they are going to pump the shit out of it. Seems to be flying under the radar now.

[Anonymous No.24798941]

>>24769245
god and I thought I was a faggot.

[Anonymous No.24799174]

Gold down, but there's no stopping the PureGold moon mission, up another 13 cents, over 5% this morning

[Anonymous No.24799256]

>>24799174
Yeah was just about to post that they went over C$3.
Porcupine also doing amazingly, might even cross C$0.3 this week.

Alot of breakouts recently, let's see if the trend continues

[Anonymous No.24799291]

>>24778287
That trader doesn't know much about macro.
The spike in M1 is due to people starting to spend.
M2 remains about constant.

[Anonymous No.24799394]

Uranium also still doing very well it seems, I'm glad for everybody invested in U stonks!

[Anonymous No.24799429]

JP Morgan up to their old tricks

https://www.wsj.com/articles/jpmorgan-paying-920-million-to-resolve-market-manipulation-probes-11601393666

[Anonymous No.24799541]

>>24799394
/UUUU/ chads — live webcast in 25 minutes: https://produceredition.webcasts.com/viewer/event.jsp?ei=1413420

[Anonymous No.24799563]

Holy moley Surge Copper just keeps astonishing with their drilling results
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/surge-copper-drills-051-copper-equivalent-over-700-03f15

[Anonymous No.24799596]

>>24799429
>JP Morgan up to their old tricks
>https://www.wsj.com/articles/jpmorgan-paying-920-million-to-resolve-market-manipulation-probes-11601393666
Yup I am waiting until EoM/EoY to buy my next tranche

[Anonymous No.24799642]

>>24779785
>data that shows how utterly fucked the new generations are in terms of economic achievement and capacity.
dude who cares I got assfucked but now Im doing just fine so fuck the younger generation they will have to make their own money
>t. 35 year old boomer

[Anonymous No.24799707]

>>24799642
This but unironically

[Anonymous No.24799736]

>>24768177
What is a realisitic price target for the SILJ ETF? I know individual mining stocks can easily 10x but can the ETF? What should I be expecting in terms of price movement for SILJ should metals begin to soar like we think they will

[Anonymous No.24799801]

>>24799563
I saw that this morning and thought the stock might go up but it's already kind of pumped and hasn't changed today

[Anonymous No.24799845]

>>24799563
PAN MAN suggested this stock if I'm not wrong ?
>>24799394
still need to enter silver position before uranium. So many good thing between silver, uranium and copper, don't have money for it. Sad to see this and not being able to invest while brother buy 600$ TV.

[Anonymous No.24799850]

Klondike down 11%, is the party over?

[Anonymous No.24799861]

Imagine unironically buying shiny rocks instead of making real investments kek you guys are fucking retarded

[Anonymous No.24799957]

>>24799850
Hope so, couldnt enter before and honestly, I may just sacrifice this position until April. If it doesnt go down next month I will just enter my other ura/silver stocks instead of this one. Its speculative anyway and they won't drill before a long time, the only attractive point is how cheap this fucker is. It hurts not getting into this penny stock but sacrifice and choice must be made as poor wageslave.

[Anonymous No.24800039]

>>24799801
Penny dumpers just doing their thing. Fools, the lot. I wish I had some SURG.
>>24799845
Yeah Pan Man told us about Surge months ago way before it blew up a while ago. Might continue to run up to over $1. If you have powder, this would probably be a good time to enter (haven't done DD yet but those hits don't lie)
>still need to enter silver position before uranium. So many good thing between silver, uranium and copper, don't have money for it. Sad to see this and not being able to invest while brother buy 600$ TV.
I'm still trying to build gold positions myself. Should add more everything but don't have the money. It's okay though, can't have it all
>>24799850
KS might go anywhere. They won't be drilling in a while so I'd like to think they'll go down in the next few months. No DD yet though, don't take my word for it

[Anonymous No.24800051]

WTF?!?!?! REEEEEE!!!!!
what is about the infrastructure and hacking? msm not reporting it. is this some qbooze stuff or klaus schwabbel cidr attack?

[Anonymous No.24800111]

>>24800039
yeah I know, can't have it all, my problem is how autistic I am about position size. I hate having only 500$ in a stock, 1k is when I feel like I'm in the game.

[Anonymous No.24800150]

what would a good entry point be for UUUU or have I missed the bus

[Anonymous No.24800392]

>>24799861

[Anonymous No.24800484]

>>24799541
Bro.. It's tomorrow LMAO. We all got too excited for today

[Anonymous No.24800513]

>>24799861
Dilate, cryptotard

[Anonymous No.24800539]

>>24799291
does this mean we are finally going to get some triple digit inflation?

[Anonymous No.24800553]

>>24799642
The real redpill is generation wealth and fuck everyone else

[PMG BAKER No.24801030]

Do you guys need me to make the new bread?

[Anonymous No.24801063]

>>24801030
Go for it

[PMG BAKER No.24801168]

New bread

>>24801151
>>24801151
>>24801151

[Anonymous No.24801209]

>>24801168
Thanks fren

[PMG BAKER No.24801334]

>>24801209
No problemo friendo