/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.52271847]

Pretty Stuff Edition

>Why Gold?
https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiI
https://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_A
https://youtu.be/FI7NnOg2rxo

>Bullion dealers
https://jmbullion.com/ (US)
https://www.chards.co.uk/ (EU/UK)
more at: https://pastebin.com/gZfZHtNE

>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/ (DE/EU)

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

>COMEX vault live graphs
https://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silver

>Gold Reserves By Country Live Chart
https://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-reserves-by-country

>Numismatic News (featuring international gold & silver coins)
https://numismag.com/en/home-en/

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

>Test
Nitric Acid, Magnets and Ping Test
https://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTo
https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY
https://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-k
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

>Relevant information regarding mining companies
https://pastebin.com/5aLmWUUK

Previous Thread: >>52258132

[Anonymous No.52271887]

Looking forward to the next, and here's to hoping they add BU to the series.

[Anonymous No.52271920]

>>52271219
>>52271330
Do you have any coin shops in your area? Anons may be getting tired of my talking about scrap/cull bins but you can buy decent coins at melt price if your LCS is ran by based gentiles. They won't have the scrap on display so you'd need to suspend spaghetti and ask them about it. I don't have any LCS anymore but this year dad has gotten dozens of worn or dirty but otherwise nice silver dollars (saves the peace dollars for me), over $120 face in Canadian and lots of other foreign silver for exactly melt price as calculated by actual scale weight at his shop. Pic is an example of a single scrap price purchase and similar hauls can be repeated a few times a week. Things like worn common barbers and standing liberty quarters which the shop sells for melt enjoy robust demand and can be flipped immediately for profit on eBay, it makes no sense to stack anything with premiums while those cheapies are still flowing. No one will conveniently knock on your door or email you offering 0% premium constitutional but if you put in the tiniest bit of effort you may find a shop that would be happy to sell you stuff at spot that otherwise would be sold to a refinery for less than spot. YMMV but I've seen at least 2 other anons who buy from scrap bins too so it's not a unique situation.

[Anonymous No.52272041]

Hey, Libre SpreadsheetAnon!
The Yahoo links for metals and stocks seem to have been changed and the sheet's broken. Foreign currency still works. I've recovered my stock prices and Dow and S&P by swithcing to FT, but NASDAQ and metals still elude me there.
Any ideas on what happened and the fix?

[Anonymous No.52272047]

Silver performs well, perhaps a breakout is close
Last week, silver rose in one day by something like 8 percent

The paper price of silver is $21, but you need to pay $35 to $38 for a one ounce silver eagle coin, so real silver price is at least $35 per ounce

Silver Warning: Insane Silver Growth Incoming - Lawrence Lepard | Gold Silver Price
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScwBgd3B8KY

[Anonymous No.52272129]

GM /pmg/ Our first snow of the season is falling.
IGMIk4gsnh

[Anonymous No.52272169]

>>52272047
>real silver price is at least $35 per ounce
Eagles do not define spot price.
Retail sales do not determine spot price.
Peasant-level purchase volumes do not determine spot price.
High-premium items do not determine spot price.

[Anonymous No.52272240]

>>52272129
happy winter fren

[Anonymous No.52272250]

Check these massive premiums

[Anonymous No.52272276]

>>52272240
Thanks fren, you too.

[Anonymous No.52272278]

>>52271847
>>52271920
>>52272129
>>52272250
>>52272047

Anons your participation needed, post advices, stacks and infographics

Global Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/403295786

[Anonymous No.52272302]

Got my tube of 25x Maid Marians
Don't know why I like Bong coins so much. Probably going to get King Arthurs next. Did they come out yet or still a pre-sale?

[Anonymous No.52272322]

Anyone get any cool coppers in lately?

[Anonymous No.52272387]

>>52272322
I was going through a box of loose stuff and found some Australian pieces. Plenty of pre Elizabeth II stuff. pic related, not my image but quite a few of these.

[Anonymous No.52272416]

Fuck it's been over a week now and my shit hasn't even been SHIPPED yet. I'd call them lazy kikes but they actually sent me my stuff in mini 5 coin tubes at no extra cost last time. They tubes are kinda cute.

[Anonymous No.52272489]

>>52272387
Very nice, the big British/Commonwealth pennies are fun coins and can be gotten cheap from foreign coin bins. I have a bunch of the Irish harps, gave a handful to a good friend who is proud of that heritage and he thought they were magnificent. He told me he gave one to a fellow Irish qt he was talking to and got in her pants that night. A penny well spent lol.

[Anonymous No.52272504]

>>52272489
Probably the best value that penny has ever had.

[Anonymous No.52272541]

I had a dream where silver went to $7.06 an ounce

[Anonymous No.52272542]

>>52272169
Spot price is only interesting when all you have is a big, solid chunk of silver. If you have a more specific silver product it's irrelevant if that product is sold and bought above spot price.

[Anonymous No.52272553]

>>52272541
I was alive the last time that happened and I would like to see it again.

[Anonymous No.52272563]

>>52272542
And so you pay a premium.
Get used to being a peon.

[Anonymous No.52272582]

>>52272563
I pay for scarcity, faggot.

[Anonymous No.52272622]

>>52272582
>I pay
Hence the premium.
If you self-flagellate, whining elicits no sympathy.

[Anonymous No.52272628]

Payday is Wednesday and I am hitting up the local pawn shop and take a look. No sales tax here in Oregon and the premiums have been low for decades. Maybe a few buffalo rounds to add to my stack.

[Anonymous No.52272633]

>>52272047
There's not even enough ASEs minted for americans to buy, much less the entire world.
The real price is silver is simply the cheapest you can buy physical for. In my case it's these armenian coins for 26 euros/oz.

[Anonymous No.52272671]

>>52272541
I was buying ASEs for $6 as a kid, wouldn't mind if we could back up the truck one last time before the moon mission.

>>52272582
>I pay for scarcity, faggot
Contrived modern consoomer scarcity or genuine scarcity?

[Anonymous No.52272672]

>>52272302
They're out, but expensive, over 29 euros. Because they sell them for more than britannias, which for some reason cost more now.
I'll probably buy just one, at some point. I'd also like to get the robin hood coin, but it's 35 euros. I already bought the other two for much less.

[Anonymous No.52272693]

>>52272622
The only meaningful quantity is the difference between the price I buy at and the price for which I can sell. IF I buy something and immediately sell it back again I still have way above spot price. I didn't lose all that premium. It's closer to collateral or a deposit but not really.
>>52272671
The kind of scarcity where demand doesn't dwarf supply due to price manipulation.

[LION No.52272724]

>>52272278
She’s cute even if I don’t see her face :3

Pic related:
Now You know with Whom I have to dealing with in long-term horizon till my retirement -,-’
Excuse Us for lack of liquidity from thread continuation efforts. Some shenanigans took place to avoid *spillovers* from last thread burn infos.

[Anonymous No.52272776]

>>52272724
Are you by chance related to our erstwhile friend no-gram SIM card pulltab anon?

[Anonymous No.52272784]

>>52272693
>The only meaningful quantity is
How many ounces I can get.

[Anonymous No.52272808]

>>52272693
>meaningful ... I, I, I, I, I
The world is not about you. Spot price IS used as a reference for the vast majority of us. It's a target price when buying. It's a gauge for general market value. It's a price point for negotiating sales prices. Blurting out that spot is meaningless because you choose to work on a personal scale is what's meaningless.

[LION No.52272863]

>>52272724
Did You know that Lion path allowing me to try to create an Regulatory Body of financial structures?

Lesson 647, Behavioural Finance:

Fern on the left represent JPM
Fern on the right represent ING

I’m wondering which one will survive winter better. I bought those twins in same day, but left one struggling with accommodation in new financial policies environment. Also can’t wait how both of them will react to STALL TEST of super high funds rates at 8% water levels…

>>52272240
>>52272129
I can’t wait for snowfall in Poland ^_^

[LION No.52272895]

>>52272776
I dunno, Pal…
Sometimes I don’t understand something for further purposes…
Snail haircut.

[Anonymous No.52272938]

Covfefe

[Anonymous No.52272951]

>>52272784
Well, yeah.
>>52272808
Spot price is meaningful when you're dealing with huge generic bars of a certain size and but the further you move away from that the less it will reflect the actual price. At best it's an indicator of the price floor for your silver.

[Anonymous No.52272969]

>>52272863
why are you singling out jpm, out of curiosity?

[Anonymous No.52273107]

>>52272808
>Acting like physical metal is the same as paper metal

ngmi

[Anonymous No.52273176]

How long until the comex runs out of silver?

[LION No.52273185]

>>52272969
MitsuhaChan, You should stop >.<‘

Here is definitely something to carry trade.

[LION No.52273195]

>>52273176

NOW OR NEVER, call 9/11!

[Anonymous No.52273221]

>>52273185
garbled musings are easily ignored unless backed by position statements.

[Anonymous No.52273322]

bgasc was bought out by JM :-(

[Anonymous No.52273338]

>>52273322
yeah sucks

[Anonymous No.52273398]

Now that I'm comfortably sitting on 2ozt AG and 100ozt AU, I'm going to take a break stacking for a month.

Starting next year, I'm going to DCA my gold and silver: 1/10ozt AU and 10ozt AG a month, until I can no longer afford it.

I'm also going to be looking for a better job, so I can increase this amount over time.

It's nice having a plan.

[Anonymous No.52273406]

>>52272628
>Local shop
>Have low premium
>Buying just a couple
Buy more, silver is never gonna be this cheap again. Fucking FOMO into this shit. It's extra good because it's local so you're building up connections.

[LION No.52273422]

>>52273221
AsukaSenpai, I just gave them life-jackets just before clown carnival.
I’m sorry for inconvenience,
>Kimi No Na Wa.

[Anonymous No.52273438]

>>52273406
The stacking community is small here and we have so few jews that life here is actually cozy. Most shops are run by the redneck boomers and they tend to keep the stock fresh.

[Anonymous No.52273506]

>>52272724
>Now You know with Whom I have to dealing with in long-term horizon till my retirement -,-’
Oh wow.
> Excuse Us for lack of liquidity from thread continuation efforts.
No need to ask for excuse.. GHG got inspired by PMG and SETF..
> Some shenanigans took place to avoid *spillovers* from last thread burn infos.
I was banned for two weeks for linking GHG to PMG last week..
When Silver moons after Coomex goes down, I will buy all Jannies' daughters to do the needful.. and upload it on >>>/tv/
You watch me.

[LION No.52273511]

Titanic paradox? Not enough time to protect the runners.

[LION No.52273549]

>>52273506
I’m speculating that… high silver price will consume some money inflation, but to make this scenario possible one more tribute have to occur:

— TICKER:JPM:NYSE @20$

[Anonymous No.52273558]

>>52273398
Should just save and buy a whole one ounce of gold its cheaper than buying a bunch of 1/10s for 2++.00 a piece even now they arent cheap

[Anonymous No.52273637]

>>52273597
Shit, yes that's right: 2ozt Au and 100ozt Ag. I wish is was 100ozt Au though.

>>52273558
I'm a poorfag and had to work waaay too much overtime to get those two ounces of gold. DCA is my best bet right now, but I'm looking into other options to make more money so I can buy more gold and silver (and possibly learn useful skills in the process.)

[Anonymous No.52273790]

Really love this but know so little about bullion vs proofs. Are proofs always the more expensive coin? Do you guys normally go after proofs or bullion when going after collector's items for fun? And is there a cheaper bullion version of this coin?

[Anonymous No.52273797]

>>52273398
I'm not quite where you are but I hope to be there soon. I've had to get other bills out of the way first before I could buy some. I hope the financial world doesn't fall apart before I'm done.

[Anonymous No.52273946]

>>52273790
Proofs are always more expensive and always look nicer, they're for collecting more than raw investing like bullion. As far as I've seen the proof is the only version of that coin so you're gonna pay for it. Proof coins are made with extra steps and usually very limited mintage

[Anonymous No.52274026]

Good Audio clips from Cliff High of how things will probably play out as the federal reserve collapses.

Part 1
https://clifhigh.substack.com/p/the-fed-craps-out-1?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2#details


Part 2
https://clifhigh.substack.com/p/the-fed-craps-out-2?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2#details

[Anonymous No.52274212]

Do you guys save your copper pennies? Any US penny pre-82, besides the steel 42 penny, is worth more than its face value in scrap, it's illegal however to melt.

[Anonymous No.52274292]

>>52274212
"Illegal"

[Anonymous No.52274301]

>>52274212
I'd say I have about ~$10 worth of old pennies ($0.01 face value) in a jar that my mom gave me a long time ago (ranging from 1930's to 1982.)

I looked through them sometime ago and none of them stood out as being the "ultra rare pennies that sell for thousands of dollars" on any websites I've referenced from. Occasionally I drop new pennies into it whenever I stumble upon a pre-82 penny. I don't know what I'll end up doing with them. I'm just holding onto them.

[Anonymous No.52274377]

>>52274301
Yea might as well desu

[Anonymous No.52274421]

>>52272671
>I was buying ASEs for $6 as a kid
so you paid about the same premium then as now.

[Anonymous No.52274458]

>>52272169
The price of silver is whatever someone is willing to pay for it. Anything else is cope.

[Anonymous No.52274511]

>>52274212
I have about $100 pounds of them. Bought for $110 per 35 pounds from Ebay. I also check rolls of pennies when banks will sell them to me because it is a fun little way to enjoy stacking without blowing your paycheck every two weeks. I believe all commodities will be vacuuming up dollars as the currency is debased to prevent a collapse of the bond market. One of the best ways to profit/thrive the coming collapse is not only going to be picking target assets that do well, but also the QUANTITY of assets you own. All kinds of money/value will be looking for a home and valuable materials in coin form is enough of a risk/reward that I am ok spending a few hundred dollars for the exposure.
I think this pic is profound, and alludes to how much value is pent up in these metals. All of the energy, manpower. All of the demand now from across the globe. The only reason commodities are so cheap is because the debt market is fueling a ponzi scheme whose participation has been able to garner you immense returns. Once that system shuts down, no one is going to be wanted to hold this shit. The capital markets can't just earn endless returns and literally fund people's non working retirements in perpetuity. It is going to stall out eventually. Especially without cooperation from our global trading partners who send us $700BN in goods in excess of what we export.The world is ready to come online to the capitalist system and we're going to be feeling the pinch.

[Anonymous No.52274607]

>>52273790
>And is there a cheaper bullion version of this coin?
No, Royal Mint didn't do a bullion version of the 1989 Sov, and as far as I know, EIC only made their 2021 restrike in proof as well.

The cheapest way to get that design would be a proof normal Sov (the EIC is a Double Sov).
Picrel is the cheapest I could find, MS70 slabbed. The EIC double Sov version is £1295.

[Anonymous No.52274665]

>>52274212
I save some for a lark, but the sheer mass required to make a relevant gain prevents me from taking Cu in general seriously.

[Anonymous No.52274708]

>>52272250
Glorious gold, guns, and girls.

[Anonymous No.52274716]

>>52274607
sorry, just noticed that's a half sov. still.

[Anonymous No.52274720]

https://www.lbma.org.uk/prices-and-data/london-vault-holdings-data

[Anonymous No.52274765]

>>52274720
>300,000 ozt of gold
fuck I'd love to have look at their stack

[Anonymous No.52274787]

>>52274708
Shit taste in all 3

[Anonymous No.52274842]

Britbong here, have almost 2k to spend on silver, it's a little pricy now, should I hold until it goes under £25? The budget and possibly the mid terms could affect the price right? I think the pound is in inexorable decline but we could see a dead cat bounce in a few weeks.

Also here's a fake Krugerrand that I added to my collection, never know when you might need one if you know what I mean.

>It looks fake

Yes, but do you expect some 89iq normie thief to be able to tell

[Anonymous No.52274872]

>>52274842
Reverse

[Anonymous No.52274896]

>>52272671
Eagle premiums are still rising. So you didn’t miss the boat yet. But understand this, today is the cheapest they will ever be going forward. Nice to see the anon from the last thread give me a little credit for predicting the premium rise for eagles.

[Anonymous No.52274906]

>>52274842
i've seen much better fakes. how much did it cost you?

[Anonymous No.52274907]

>>52274421
>so you paid about the same premium then as now

No it was like a 20% premium then, and I don't pay any premiums now. Case in point this nice chunky 10" footed sterling silver salver the seller offered me a $250 discount on a few minutes ago so it was only $159 total with tax and shipping, ought to weigh about 600 grams with a melt value of ~$375, I'll update upon arrival. Good shape with no monograms or customization so it's worth more than scrap too, gotta luv cheapies.

[Anonymous No.52274922]

>>52274906
£15 off eBay, all the fake krugs on ebay and Amazon appear to be the same model, in the UK at least.

[Anonymous No.52274951]

>>52274842
I've considered buying a few knockoffs just so I have firsthand experience of what they look like, but I don't want to give money to counterfeiters.
>never know when you might need one if you know what I mean.
Glad that next line cleared up your intentions; I fully expect anyone handing out fake metal post-collapse to get the rope.

[Anonymous No.52274954]

>>52274896
Are you talking about the midterms? I'm the anon who posted the fake krug. I've got 2k to drop on silver but waiting for an opportune moment or drop (Under £25, like it was a week or so ago).

[Anonymous No.52275003]

>>52274951
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PI9zrKf7ojo&t

They can be pretty good, but the decent fakes have a fair amount of gold on them, maybe half. Even seen a real buffalo hollowed out in a video.

It's why I primarily stack Britannias.

[Anonymous No.52275025]

>>52274907
Add in refining and other associated costs and you’re down to about $275 in sellable silver which you might get 90% spot on the market. Still looks like you’ll come out $100 ahead. Good for you but definitely not worth the time and effort. You’ll need to collect 10 kg to even get a refinery to make you a bar which will take forever if you only look for sterling at massive discounts.

[Anonymous No.52275064]

>>52274954
Midterms have no play in this. The US mint will continue to limit production of eagles to the general public. The cheaper silver gets, the higher the premiums get. If you have paid attention, the premiums on eagles have more than offset the drop in spot. Eagles are a great buy in the face of rising or dropping spot price.

[Anonymous No.52275066]

Oh, how convenient that the Feds seized $3.36 billion in 'illegal crypto'. I have no doubt that money will be refunded to the rightful owners.... right.

Decentralization my ass.

[Anonymous No.52275072]

There’s some tripfag in /smg/ dead sure that silver is going to be $30 EOY. I mean, I definitely want him to be right, and maybe after the election we’ll get the market wide crash we’ve been waiting for.

[Anonymous No.52275099]

>>52275064
I hear this about sky high premiums on yt from stackers, but premiums seem about the same as a few months ago here in the UK

[Anonymous No.52275154]

>>52275099
Well spot is the same today as it was in June. So not surprising.

[Anonymous No.52275288]

>>52275066
In my opinion, thinking bitcoin or any other crypto is even remotely untraceable or decentralized is highly mistaken to the realities of it. If it wasn't so proficient in destroying people's wealth it wouldn't be allowed to exist. I could be wrong though. Maybe the central bankers who created it wanted it to make everyone incredibly wealthy and entirely anonymous.

[Anonymous No.52275293]

>>52275066
how can you 'seize' crypto? do they mean they beat the private key out of the guy?

[Anonymous No.52275312]

>>52271847
>Pretty Stuff Edition
Now that's a fitting edition!
Inner-city-bedrock pananon here, I finally dried out my pretties from last week.
I'm all for nice coins and bars, but that fully natural look is just fantastic!

[Anonymous No.52275331]

>>52275312
All nice and flat (though, of course I'd prefer come thick chunky things, but beggars can't be choosers).

[Anonymous No.52275349]

>>52275331
Guess if I keep at it, I can afford a proper camera with a macro lens in about 1682 years!

[Anonymous No.52275397]

>>52275066
>>52275288
>>52275293

The guy who claims to have invented social networking has said "they" made it so every bit of hardware, software and firmware were designed with a backdoor so the nsa could track and trace every transaction and every bit of communication, everything including the internet itself was a setup from the start.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QdCvssobis&ab_channel=TheMorganReport

[Anonymous No.52275424]

>>52274842
HAHAHAHAH KEK

[Anonymous No.52275446]

>>52275025
>Add in refining and other associated costs and you’re down to about $275 in sellable silver which you might get 90% spot on the market

Total refining and related costs are about 13% of the silver weight, with the bars they return to me being worth a minimum of $2/oz over spot based on LCS generic bar purchase price, and I can sell for more myself of course. So at worst I'd get around 3% under melt value if I didn't keep it intact and retail it at a premium as the nice antique it is. I'm sure your opinions on the subject are very convincing to you but they're obviously not rooted in any of the expertise and direct experience I wield every day. Minimum batch weight for the best rates is 100ozt+ not 10kgs btw, but 10kgs is childsplay for me anyway.

[Anonymous No.52275452]

>>52275349
>a proper camera with a macro
Looks to me like you're doing pretty darned well with what you've got - on a few levels.
Agreed - natural is stunning. I can't really go out myself, so I cheated and bought a chunk. Not quite the same feeling, but still awe-inspiring!

[Anonymous No.52275488]

kilo of silver or 10 gram gold bar + 10 oz silver?

[Anonymous No.52275618]

>>52275452
Guess compared to what I'm often reading, those ~100 tiny flakes for 2 hours aren't exactly bad, and I enjoy being at the river, panning, but objectively, that's like $1 worth of gold, or an hourly wage of .5$, so, yeah.
Still, it scratches that lottery itch, I guess. Theoretically, there could be a nugget or a spot that's really filled up, making it also worth it financially.
But I guess I guess in the mean time, I gotta buy my big gold.

[Anonymous No.52275764]

>>52275488
buy whatever you want, follow your heart/gut instinct

[Anonymous No.52275795]

test

[Anonymous No.52275805]

>>52275488
Kilo if you don’t have one. If you do get the gold and the 10oz bar.

[Anonymous No.52275819]

>>52275795
my actual post was marked as spam, but my test goes through perfectly

[Anonymous No.52275863]

>>52275618
Seems like your babby gold flakes are coming from a few different lode sources, some of your pieces look relatively fresh and angular, it would be sweet if you found the rich hard rock source of the stuff. What's the weight of the gold in the pic with the 2 eurocent coin?

[Anonymous No.52275864]

>>52272563
>>52272622
how about you show us your stack of comex bars, faggot

[Anonymous No.52275902]

>>52275072
$30 EOY is perfectly reasonable

[Anonymous No.52275977]

NGC just posted this on their twitter.
I see they are men of culture

[Anonymous No.52275986]

>>52275863
Yeah, definitely a few different sources. Looking at the geologic map, there's 5 different known and/or historically active gold mines or gold districts upstream from me, and probably a few more unknown sources.
So theoretically, I know the hardrock sources, but they're all very small and have been mined and are overgrown. Eventually, I gotta go on a few hikes upstream, but I really can't find the time for it right now.
I don't have an accurate scale, but I'd guess that's way, way less than a gram. 0.0something g at max.

[Anonymous No.52276007]

>>52272169
> spot determines price, not premiums
1000 oz bar for +$22.5 while spot is sub $21

[Anonymous No.52276012]

Dad is numisdabbing on me again with his 0% premium scrap bin coins, looks like some nice German pieces in today's haul which aren't typical fare for the scrap pile. Those of you who don't like paying premiums really need to find a based LCS with cheapies for sale.

[Anonymous No.52276099]

What do we think, BIZ?

[Anonymous No.52276107]

>>52274896
theyll probably drop when they start producing them again

[Anonymous No.52276144]

https://youtu.be/oInW2fl0qA4

[Anonymous No.52276157]

>>52276099
>tattoos
in the whore bin

[Anonymous No.52276172]

Bump

[Anonymous No.52276174]

>>52275986
>I don't have an accurate scale, but I'd guess that's way, way less than a gram. 0.0something g at max

Here's a 2cent and 0.14g of placer gold I had handy for scale, think you might have around 50mg? If so then you've got at least a few bucks worth lol, already more than most plebs ever pan in their life. Seems like you have a good understanding of the area, best of luck out there anon.

[Anonymous No.52276206]

>>52276099
Cringe

[Anonymous No.52276266]

>>52276174
>think you might have around 50mg?
Your stuff looks much bigger than mine (no homo!), so yeah, could be fitting. Thanks for the comparison shot. I shall see what else I find.

[Anonymous No.52276269]

shoutout to the anon who recommended the stacker bars; these things are gorgeous in person. the way the light plays off them is choice

[Anonymous No.52276297]

Got a few more of these 1 oz coins coming soon (hopefully). Then I'll have all the latest ones in this series. The oldest 3 are already hard to find and too expensive for me to consider. I'm just too late and missed a lot of other cool stuff.

>>52275397
Not every bit, but the vast majority yeah, and even the hardware is compromised. Watch the videos by Christopher Domas to see how deep the rabbit hole goes.
It takes a lot of effort and knowledge to run a sane system, and in the process you'll be using older hardware designs which of course isn't very suited for crypto. So it wouldn't be wrong to say it's broken by design.

[Anonymous No.52276347]

>>52276269
good choice squire

[Anonymous No.52276384]

>>52276099
>tats
I wouldn't pay that slag even 1/100th of a merc dime for a BJ.

>>52276266
I'm sure we're all very curious to see what else you come up with, hopefully you can find a formerly hidden bedrock crack somewhere the old-timers missed and rip out some glorious chunkers. My local gold district kinda sucks so I'm more interested in getting the overlooked glacial gold from bedrock pockets in creeks back around my hometown, got some promising leads for next summer.

[Anonymous No.52276423]

>>52276269
Wtf happened to that krug?

[Anonymous No.52276494]

>>52276384
Think the old timers only mined hard rock and maybe some panning in the (fine gold) area I’m at. So there could be some stuff to be found upstream. I’m at least 70km away from the nearest known source. The Famous Tauerngold is like 200km away. But oddly enough, I’m just getting as good(or bad) pans when I’m 50km even further downstream.

[Anonymous No.52276511]

opinions on gems in gold?
this is the new canada gold coin

[Anonymous No.52276523]

Think silver will dip anytime soon or should I just get in while I can?

[PAN MAN No.52276560]

>>52275312
>>52275331
>>52275349
thats honestly pretty chunky stuff for its size! Gold that size where i dig is usually pretty much flat as a piece of paper. Its traveled a fair distance but not enough to pulverize it yet.
>>52275452
this is my desk top background until i can figure out how to get a better shot of some of my pieces.
>>52275863
I concur, that gold is probably coming from multiple sources, it shouldnt be too far away (geologically speaking) either. 10km or a bit more unless glaciers were involved.

[Anonymous No.52276613]

>>52274212
Nickels only, and only war nickels and pre-1913 nickels.

[LION No.52276667]

>>52273506
>Coomex goes down,
It went down on Tuesday week ago, I forced them to note +delta readings.

[Anonymous No.52276674]

>>52276511
Seems like a gimmick to sell RCM products to women.

[LION No.52276687]

>>52274720
Ohhhh! So that’s why my awareness pitching so well against strength of GBP =]

[Anonymous No.52276708]

>>52276613
Based V-nickel autist, do you have like $50 face or are those tubes all full? I used to think they were cool AF when I was a little kid.

[Anonymous No.52276711]

>>52273398
There was a youtuber that explained you saved more money by buying the ounce all at once at ANY time of the year and compared to constantly buying a 1/10 oz each month.
The worst outcome (buying at the highest time of the year) for buying a whole ounce was still better than buying a 10th of an ounce at the LOWEST price each month
You should only have gold be in 1 oz+ coins
Silver is meant for any smaller transactions

[Anonymous No.52276743]

>>52276711
thank you, anon. I've been buying Swiss Miss and the type. Guess I should stick it out for the $20 or Krug

[Anonymous No.52276790]

>>52274026
Could the FED really collapse? I mean, they control the medium of exchange. Somebody has to disempower them by force or the whole system has to change to for example old Egypt with no money, only a godlike king to worship who provides food and shelter for his peasants.
What I am trying to say is, they are the most powerful group of people. They won't just give up without fighting and let the FED collapse without taking advantage.

[Anonymous No.52276844]

>>52276107
I'm sure they'll get started on that any day now

[Anonymous No.52276907]

>>52274301
I do it because I like collecting them
I don't find copper ones that often so its not like those penny's are going to take up a lot of space

[LION No.52277070]

>>52276790
Dummie ^_^

[Anonymous No.52277106]

They say something like
>Available for shipping
>60++% sold already
but then it takes weeks for the stuff to even ship out.

[LION No.52277189]

>>52277106
ROAR!

[Anonymous No.52277203]

>>52274720
Talmutic chart but is that Britannias sucking the vault dry or are the rich buying it up for themselves in private?
Shocking to see how little silver they have in any case.

[Anonymous No.52277223]

>>52276711
For those kind of fractionals, yeah. But I can get 2 rand coins for basically the same premium as 1 oz krugs.

[Anonymous No.52277291]

>>52276708
i have a little over 50 face in v nickels. i also have a few dollars of shelf nickels, and around 12 in war nickels.

[Anonymous No.52277311]

>>52276711
This vid?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co9mt6umR0Y&ab_channel=SilverHeist

[Anonymous No.52277438]

>>52277203
Watch this video, it will go into the details regarding the drain of the LBMA.

https://youtu.be/DaLYULWuBtc

[Anonymous No.52277463]

>>52275288
It makes no sense for bankers to have made it since they wouldn't want crypto anarchists to be among the rich elite. They're obviously behind this soulless pit of scams called the "crypto market" but the first few years they were absolutely seething that bitcoin became valuable.

[Anonymous No.52277467]

>>52275397
>I'll go off grid with a temple os raspberries pi and a 15koz-silver-zinc-battery powered by solar panels.
Seriously, interesting video. Didn't knew that all the systems are compromised. Why are these people such control freaks?

[Anonymous No.52277509]

>didn't complete my queen's beast collection
fuck

[Anonymous No.52277531]

pmg has been horrible last 3 threads can anybody save it

[Anonymous No.52277541]

>>52277509
just switch to the tudor beasts, they've only just started, 2 coins (out of 10 I think?) in

[Anonymous No.52277562]

>>52276790
Likely never, officially. But there is a real possibility that their influence wanes to the point that there is a de facto collapse. The world is edging toward a global economic schism with BRICS on one side and ZOG on the other. A halving of the demand for dollars would be a dire wound for it's status as a reserve currency, even more so if BRICS can create a successful, commodities-backed, competitor. And how many of our allies would be tempted away from ZOG control by such a system? Japan is the largest holder of US treasuries and they are seriously considering dumping them to save their Yen, which is currently shitting itself to death. ANZAC are already huge trading partners of China. Would they be willing to stomach the economic pain of writing off BRICS? They're already feeling Russian sanctions, albeit indirectly. Basically the Fed is top dog because the world says it is. If enough of the world goes their own way, then you will see a disproportionately large decline in their economic power. They would obviously remain important domestically, but even here people would be looking for alternatives to the US dollar for saving, investing, etc. The inflation resulting from a global rejection of the dollar would be too much for zogbots to bear. So that's my prediction. The Fed will still be there, lights on, Powell still jawboning monthly, but no one will really give a shit anymore.

[Anonymous No.52277572]

>>52277463
The bankers probably did fund crypto research. If you watch Catherine Austin Fitts interviews (planetlockdownfilm.com), she explains clearly the stakes at play, and how the bankers have no other solution, if they want to remain in power.

[Anonymous No.52277615]

>>52276560
>this is my desk top background
Kek! Glad someone can enjoy it.

[Anonymous No.52277620]

>>52277467
RPIs are a bad choice, the Broadcom GPU (which loads a proprietary firmware) comes online before the CPU does.

[Anonymous No.52277733]

>>52274787
That's a very uncomfy comment, fren. You should let the spirit of shininess and love fill your dark heart.

[Anonymous No.52277742]

>>52274842
This is hilarious! The springbok has Downs Syndrome.

[Anonymous No.52277824]

>>52277531
By posting coins? No problem. Here's my last purchase. Going for some gold probably this week.
>>52277562
Sounds plausible. And people, the one's who make economy possible, will always go to where they see the better future for their children.

[Anonymous No.52277827]

Can a fren help me identify this silverware? I'd like to know if it's .925.

[Anonymous No.52277829]

>>52277742
It's a low-fi kinda feel.

[Anonymous No.52277859]

>>52277827
2

[Anonymous No.52277870]

>>52277827
3

[PAN MAN No.52277881]

>>52277615
gold like this is why i go digging. It doesnt matter about how big it is, native gold is natural art. Stunning pieces of treasure!

[Anonymous No.52277889]

>>52277827
Hell yeah it's all sterling, and the condiment or cream ladle/spoon second from the right is a good old Georgian piece. Let us know the details if you buy it.

[Anonymous No.52277894]

>>52277827
I’m just a scrub, it doesn’t say EPNS anywhere so you are off to a good start.

[Anonymous No.52277917]

>>52277859
>>52277870
Those are sterling fren. they have the rampart loin hallmark for English silver.

[Anonymous No.52277935]

>>52275003
But the fake in the video is numismatic. Numismatic fakes are common, but passable bullion fakes in gold are rare if they exist at all. What's the difference? A numismatic fake is a common mintage pretending to be a rare mintage. A bullion fake is a base metal coin pretending to be a precious metal coin. Numismatic fakes are relatively easy to make. It's just a matter of engraving rare features onto a common mintage. That's why it requires careful examination under magnification and an authentic coin for comparison. A fake gold bullion coin must present with the physical properties of gold, which are unique. The only element with the exact density of gold is tungsten and it is about as unlike gold in every other way as possible. It is extremely hard, brittle, dark in color, and has different electromagnetic and resonant qualities than gold. Tungsten is also very difficult to manipulate. It can't be cast, stamped, or machined into a facsimile of a coin. So you can't just make a tungsten version of a coin and gold plate it. About the only way you could make a tungsten coin that would have the right appearance and density would be to hollow the legit gold coin out through a hole in the rim, fill it with tungsten powder, and then seal it up. Maybe a really skilled jeweler could do it. But even then, the electromagnetic and resonant properties would be wrong. I have yet to see a passable gold bullion coin.

[Anonymous No.52277997]

>>52277889
>>52277894
>>52277917
Nice, thx for the help frens

[Anonymous No.52278131]

Is cunny coin coming out?

[Anonymous No.52278139]

>>52276099
>ad made for the eternally thirsty boomer
They know their target audience

[Anonymous No.52278162]

South Korean slants getting in on the meme game.

[Anonymous No.52278179]

>>52277620
IIRC there's some open firmware now but in general I'd rather recommend Rockchip-based SBCs. The hardware is much more sane. Some of it is way more powerful and still cheaper than RPi.

[Anonymous No.52278229]

>>52277531
I’m posting comfy articles but not getting any (You’s)

[Anonymous No.52278261]

>>52274026
fucking based clif high the woo weatherman

[Anonymous No.52278339]

>>52278229
I gave you 3 yous last thread, thanks for digging up and sharing those articles they're really fascinating fren.

[Anonymous No.52278462]

>>52278229
They really are comfy. I saved most of them.

[Anonymous No.52278482]

>>52278339
lol yeah I just saw that now

[Anonymous No.52278518]

>>52274026
love cliff high, thx fren

[Anonymous No.52278647]

>>52277438
Comfy to see this vid is only 2 weeks old and the comex wrap up was at 38Moz registered silver and 267Moz for eligible.
As of today, we are at 34Moz registered, 264Moz eligible.

Somehow i was feeling like the vaults' draining were stagnating (and it slowed down compared to sept), but we still are right on schedule. Maybe i've this impression because we are so close to make it, each day feels like an eternity.

[Anonymous No.52278697]

>>52276423
I have some soap with sulfur compounds in it and I've gently treated the coin a couple of times. this was my milkiest krug so its an experimental coin
why did you hit it with a hammer

[Anonymous No.52278731]

>>52278647
>Somehow i was feeling like the vaults' draining were stagnating

God no, it's still in free fall.

[Anonymous No.52279327]

>>52278731
I don't get this comex stuff, the chart shows in 2016 it was a lot lower than now and nothing happened. Why would it be any different now?

[Anonymous No.52279332]

>>52278731
What was the last low? 20 million? I expect tricks but I'm still ready for the fireworks.

[Anonymous No.52279338]

ive got gold fever

[Anonymous No.52279402]

>>52279327
The difference is: In 2016, people weren't purposely trying to drain it. What happens when it reaches zero?

[Anonymous No.52279459]

>>52276099
I don't understand why some beautiful women cover their skin in demon scribbles.

[Anonymous No.52279504]

>>52277620
>>52277620
Thanks for the hint. In my company we customized a airpressure system with an RPi. So far no problems, but I will check it.

[Anonymous No.52279519]

>>52279327
People are buying Comex silver faster than it is being mined. When it becomes harder to buy due to a lack of it and a financial fiat systems collapse happens, the true value of silver will be discovered. Same goes for gold, especially if the central banks revalue it.

This is why people are dumping their fiat money and preserving their wealth in gold and silver at an unprecedented rate. Nobody trusts the banks, nobody trusts their fiat currency when governments are printing it into worthless paper value to fund their empire war against Russia and China. It's the return of real money and the graphs show how much time we have left to get the cheapies before you can't buy silver and the holders can charge massive premiums.

[Anonymous No.52279627]

>>52279402
The silver squeeze movement is a load of bollocks, people are simply becoming more aware of the real value of holding precious metals because of the insane money printing around the world debasing fiat currencies. In the past the governments of the world would have been able to keep the masses ignorant of their value through their TV propaganda, but we live in the internet age and the individual can now bypass all that crap and share with others the value of silver and gold in an instant. I didn't start stacking until the invasion of Ukraine, and since then I've come to the point that handling fiat money fucking disgusts me once I opened my eyes to the bankster con. My faith has been truly shattered.

[Anonymous No.52279629]

>>52279504
Olimex sells industrial boards with T20 and A64 SoC, if you need something more robust. I have one of theirs, and one board from another manufacturer. Bought them because I wanted hardware without speculative CPU, and the least amount of other dubious stuff.

[Anonymous No.52279644]

>>52279327
>coom poster doesn't have any critical thinking skills

[Anonymous No.52279645]

>>52279519
The best part of PMs is that we are already hedged against higher energy prices. Subsidized energy is already baked into the cake for all finished products. If some major event happens and oil skyrockets because no one wants dollars then we will be struggling to keep the economy running along with all of the energy/transportation we need.
It's sort of a mindfuck just how many moving pieces are going to be shaken up.

[Anonymous No.52279672]

>>52276099
that tranny has a hairier forearm than I do

[Anonymous No.52279677]

>>52279627
>The silver squeeze movement is a load of bollocks
how is it bollocks
people are draining it
you just hate reddit cuz it's cool to do so on 4chan

[Anonymous No.52279773]

>>52279519
>>52279402
thanks frens, I hope we have a happening and all make it by May
>>52279644
kek, possibly, I bought 10,000 ounces of eagles and maples in '19 at an average around $18 including the then $2 premium

[Anonymous No.52279799]

>>52279645
The mass dumping of fiat currencies is when the system hits the event horizon. When people stop accepting those paper receipts the panic will be like a tsunami.

>>52279677
It's bollocks because people are buying silver for their own reasons, not because WSS told them to. Money printing inflation, governments giving out billions to corrupt institutions, uncertainty through war, bank accounts being frozen because of political tyrants, all of this in the last couple of years has damaged the reputation of the western financial system, and this is just scratching the surface of it all as many of us remember the bullshit that happened in 2008 as well as hearing about bank bail-ins. That has fuck all to do with WSS silver squeeze, we're outright seeing an increasing exodus from fiat globally.

[Anonymous No.52279809]

>>52279799
>It's bollocks because people are buying silver for their own reasons, not because WSS told them to.
fair enough
either way, it's getting drained

[Anonymous No.52279824]

>>52279773
>kek, possibly, I bought 10,000 ounces of eagles and maples in '19 at an average around $18 including the then $2 premium
less words more pics

[Anonymous No.52279873]

>>52279799
>It's bollocks because people are buying silver for their own reasons, not because WSS told them to.
Silver wasn't even relevant before WSS. Love them or hate them WSS put silver on the map.

Even SETF is using WSS infographics.

[Anonymous No.52279889]

>>52279873
Sure anon, keep thinking the whole world is buying silver because WSS told them to.

[Anonymous No.52279891]

>>52279824
>less words more pics

[Anonymous No.52279948]

>>52279889
But the whole world isn't buying silver, and that's a good thing because that means we're early. And the only people who are buying are either those that bought a little silver here and there as a curiosity and those that buy large amounts of it because of WSS.

[Anonymous No.52280000]

>>52279891
Was about to REEE at you since it's NNN but then i opened the pic and it turn out she's far from boner-inducing. pp = flacid

>>52279889
Ofc not, but this kind of movement serves as catalyst to motivate ppl and give visibility/fomo. WSS definitely is playing a role in the current draining, maybe only a tiny role, but still. Truth is there weren't any forum on the web dedicated to aggressively speculate over silver... Beside pmg, who predate WSS, but as one of first breader for this general back in 2018, i can tell you the other anon is correct : over half the breads i was baking were archived with less than 10 answers. Most of them were shitcoiners here to mock us or genuinely curious because NOBODY thought PMs were still a thing.

[Anonymous No.52280054]

>>52271847
Where's the best deal on fractional rn? I see:
>1/10 oz - $4.12 @ Golden State Mint
>1/4 oz - $7.76 @ Golden State Mint
Vs
>1/10 oz - $6.91 @ JM Bullion
>1/4 oz - $10.43 @ JM Bullion
Is GSM the best in town or is there someone else to check out?

[Anonymous No.52280078]

I even remember once, i left the bread expecting it to get archived bcuz 0 answers. Then i come back an hour later and see 70 answers. Was excited af : finally, some anons are interested in PMs!
Turn out it was two stock faggots who were too drunk and thought it was /smg/ and were angrily reeeing at each other over who had the best anime titties.

We've come a long way since 2018. I'm proud of what we achieved frens.

[Anonymous No.52280093]

>>52280078
you should be proud, fren

[Anonymous No.52280142]

>>52280000
>WSS definitely is playing a role
I never said it wasn't, I said it was bollocks that WSS thinks it has the power to command people to buy silver. It's an arrogant position to have when there are multiple reasons contributing to the jump, with the reduction of spending power being the main cause. People start asking questions and begin to pay attention to how the financial system works, thanks to the internet videos explaining the monetary fundamentals. In fact I think that's the best way of putting it, the masses are rediscovering monetary fundamentals. The first jump is always the scariest.

[Anonymous No.52280143]

>>52279799
>bank accounts being frozen because of political tyrants
Basically, what got me stacking real fucking quick was the part about the canadian truckers and their supporters having their bank accounts frozen. And also similar shit like in Kazakhstan where they tried to require vaxx pass to access bank funds.
I was already pretty fed up since the very beginning of the "pandemic", since it was an obvious shit test. That's when I started stacking canned food and other supplies, long before I knew all the details of how the bankers fit into all this. At some point I started thinking about also buying gold, but since my money was spread out in many different accounts overseas, it was a big can of worms that I resisted until I just couldn't ignore it any longer. And yeah it was a huge PITA because I had to spend entire days from morning until night on the fucking phone trying to reach some cunt so I could actually have access to my own money. And I had to write notarized letters, etc. And I had to sign up to some currency conversion platforms, even buy a smartphone just for that (I only had dumbphone before, and liked it that way). And then I had to time the transfers so I could get the best currency conversion rates, which was kinda rough with the USD being all over the place this summer/fall. But finally I got it all done, and the last of those savings I spent a couple weeks ago to buy a few more gold krugs and silver coins.

[Anonymous No.52280152]

>>52276099
>tattoos
barf

[Anonymous No.52280178]

>>52280054
BOLD has slightly lower prices than GSM, ironically, on GSM fractional rounds. 1/10 are 4.08

[Anonymous No.52280190]

>>52279891
less pics more booba

[Anonymous No.52280196]

>>52280093
Yes, and i've never been so confident than now we made the correct decision. Everything unfolding is playing in our favor. We rock boomers will inherit the world.

[Anonymous No.52280197]

>>52280143
See, your post is exactly what I'm talking about. What Canada did with the banks over the truckers was the trigger for you. It was the war in Ukraine for me, but I had been paying attention to precious metals on and off for over half a year debating about putting my savings into them because of government corruption through quantitative easing.

[PAN MAN No.52280240]

>>52280197
I am so utterly disgusted with how many people were totally ok with freezing protestors accounts because their "the wrong side". I really wish the government would be accountable for that but good luck.

[Anonymous No.52280267]

Why is it so fucking hard to get a tetradrachm for less than 150 bucks? I'm fucking sick of super rich people hoarding them all

[Anonymous No.52280276]

>>52280240
They were only okay with it because it wasn't them. They would change their tune if it was.

[Anonymous No.52280291]

>>52280196
based

[$30k SILJ Calls Guy No.52280322]

>>52273221
This... is a merchant.. right?

[Anonymous No.52280330]

>>52271847
Why are ASE boomers so delusional? They pay $15 over spot for one ounce and i haven’t found one bullion dealer on the internet that will pay you more than $2 over spot

[Anonymous No.52280348]

>>52280142
Ah yes then i totally agree.
>People start asking questions and begin to pay attention to how the financial system works
It's our role to lead the flock on the right path via memetic warfare. The right path being us becoming filthy rich of course. And freeing mankind from their talmudic shackles incidentally.

>pic
Have you seen this summer the updated laws about bail-ins who were (((voted))) by the EU comission in catimini? On friday at 4am most of the time. Definitely don't want the goyim to be aware of what's brewing behind their backs.

I almost feel bad for the normies who still have all their savings on their bank accounts. One day they will wake up and not a single penny will be left there.

[Anonymous No.52280374]

>>52280330
Maybe you aren't looking hard enough. Not easy with a nose this large i suppose.

[Anonymous No.52280407]

>>52280374
>For the next 10 days
Lol nice try, show me one bullion dealer consistently paying even half that much of a premium

[Anonymous No.52280411]

>>52280330
I think Andy Schectman (Miles Franklin) is paying $12 over for eagles right now

[Anonymous No.52280427]

>>52280330
>>52280374
>nose

[Anonymous No.52280458]

>>52280407
>retard falling for engineered fomo ads 101
Let me guess, you also thought the vax was truly in short supply back in feb/march 2021 and rushed to get your ouchie?
APMEX is now buying back ASE $11 over spot. So technically, yes, it was a limited offer.

[$30k SILJ Calls Guy No.52280474]

>>52275072
I am that tripfag. Except no trip. Just namefagging

[Anonymous No.52280479]

>>52280078
>We've come a long way since 2018. I'm proud of what we achieved frens.
Glad that you didn't give up back then friend. Did you ever imagine that we'd mint our own coins back then?

[Anonymous No.52280492]

>>52280458
>APMEX is now buying back ASE $11 over spot.
I’ll wait for actual proof, until then I’ll just assume you’re a gullible moron who paid $15 over spot for an ounce of silver lmao

[Anonymous No.52280518]

>>52278647
you promised us buying physical silver would get us loli harems all those years ago in the original /pmg/, it is time for us to claim what is rightfully ours.

[Anonymous No.52280574]

>>52280178
My man, thank you

[Anonymous No.52280580]

>>52280000
I still remember those early days, you promised us loli harems, it has been so long but I still wait faithful that our time will come.

[Anonymous No.52280634]

>>52280518
>>52280580
Soon stackers will make it, and be taken to the promised land. Loli harems await all those who stack silver.

[$30k SILJ Calls Guy No.52280695]

>>52280634
Those who hold eligible comex silver will pull their stacks en masse once it becomes apparent that the comex will run out.

We will accelerate into a squeeze in the next 2 months. Itll happen fast.

[Anonymous No.52280720]

>>52280695
Then at last revenge will finally be ours. I have been waiting for this moment for quite some time, the day of our revenge will be sweet.

[Anonymous No.52280833]

>>52274708
>1 piece of gold
>1 handgun
>picture of girl

glorious indeed.

[Anonymous No.52280851]

How much silver does one need to own to successfully make it?

[Anonymous No.52280863]

>>52274872
thats obverse not reverse. it is the reverse in relation to the previous side i guess.

[Anonymous No.52280924]

>>52274842
cant think of a single situation where it would come in handy unless you're planning on scamming someone.

[Anonymous No.52280928]

>>52280267
I've seen gluts of common but nice Alexander the Great tetradrachms all auctioned at the same time sell for $70-100 each, be patient fren.

[Anonymous No.52280956]

Alright anons, when I win the powerball tonight I'm going to buy out half the comex.

[Anonymous No.52281360]

>>52280851
I think owning like 60 ounces puts you in the top 1% of all owners.

[Anonymous No.52281438]

>>52280851
>How much silver does one need

Always and forever at least 1 more ounce than you will ever have, keep stacking anon.

[Anonymous No.52281460]

>>52276269
Do the 10oz stacker bars stack on top of their kilo stackers?

[Anonymous No.52281600]

>>52278697
I wanted to hammer a penny into it to make my own currency.

[Anonymous No.52281909]

>>52280580
>you promised us loli harems
And i'm a man of my words, fren. I'll supply you with my own daughters if i have to.
WAGMI

[Anonymous No.52281955]

Day 3 of asking Mintanon for Greggs coin. NORF FC on obverse SOUF FC on reverse

[Anonymous No.52282129]

I bought a 1/10oz gold eagle today for $223. LCS is always so much cheaper than online, it's crazy.

[Anonymous No.52282207]

>>52276560
> 10km or a bit more unless glaciers were involved.
Really? Wouldn’t know where it could be from at 10 km. 10km upstream, I’m pulling out the same stuff as I do 50 km downstream . I tried to find some literature on size vs distance, but couldn’t find much. There’s some lead and silver deposits in limestone somewhat close, but if they contained notable gold, that would have been know.

[PAN MAN No.52282383]

>>52282207
i ll try and dig up a graph done by the USGS that shows the relative shapes of different bits of gold as they have traveled, Generally the rounder the gold the further you are away from the source, but your gold still has edges in many cases and is still relatively course in grain size. Its likely this gold had an ancient source which has since been obliterated by time, it traveled down into the river but it hasnt had enough time to be beaten totally flat.

[Anonymous No.52282653]

when?

[Anonymous No.52282664]

>>52281360
this, remember that pretty much all normies in the west have zero precious metals so having 60 oz easily puts you in the top 1 percent.

[Anonymous No.52282681]

>>52281909
Fren, I have no doubt that WAGMI, the pieces are all coming together.

[Anonymous No.52282871]

So this dropped recently
https://youtu.be/uijE9t2z3XI

[Anonymous No.52282928]

>>52282871
I can't view the video in Canada, do you have a link that works in Canada?

[Anonymous No.52283060]

ROUNDS or COINS?
Which should I buy? I just got a 20oz tube of generic asahi rounds for $488, and could get more, but im thinking of trying to buy more coins instead.
There's a chance of buying 25oz tube of 2021 Britanias for $687.
I know it's a noob question but do you think the extra premium is worth it right now?

[Anonymous No.52283094]

>>52282383
Could it also be that large (quartz) chunks with gold in them are traveling down the river, getting eroded to free the gold in them? Not totally ruling out the close by source, but it really is a lot of gold (the whole river like always have some flakes in gravel, over the kilometers, that adds up), and the area has a long mining history and is settled since the Middle Ages , so it’s quite unlikely that a large gold deposit has been overlooked.
On the other hand, someone found 3g nugget (largest know for the eastern alps, afaik) and loads of really angular stuff (I post a stolen pic later) in a tributary that’s know for gold, but the know source was way to far away for that, so might still be some secrets in them hills.
Gravel that fills The Valley is mostly deposited there during the last ice age and now it’s mostly all static.

[Anonymous No.52283166]

>>52281600
Checked!

[Anonymous No.52283245]

>>52280374
>>52277438
Bullion dealers seem to really want more ASE's right now. I'm going to hold mine and see why.

[Anonymous No.52283334]

>>52283166
I'll give you a totally real $20 bill for that round you got there

[Anonymous No.52283336]

>>52279799
>It's bollocks because people are buying silver for their own reasons, not because WSS told them to.
I'm literally only buying silver because SETF turned me on to it. It's how I fight the jew every day through sheer determination, self control and work ethic.

[Anonymous No.52283364]

>>52281955
>>52282653
>>52283166
Mintanon make these pls

[PAN MAN No.52283373]

>>52283094
yes this could well be the case but gold like that isnt usually found as blobs, its wires and dendrites, which take a while to get ground down into those pieces you have. You would be surprised how often too these veins get missed, but more likely the entire original source was destroyed by erosion, and now the gold your getting is being redistributed seasonally by flood and spring freshet. The gold is sporadically mixed in the glacial gravels and till, and when it is eroded by river action, it redeposits the gold your finding in with other heavies as well. What do your black sands or blondes look like? Got any shots of them?

[Anonymous No.52283500]

>>52283094
> (I post a stolen pic later)
Apparently around 3mm grain size left, up to 1.5 cm middle and the 2.53g nugget on the right. Not the largest but “among the largest in the eastern alps”.

[Anonymous No.52283525]

>>52283500
Images width is 10cm and it’s supposed to be 750g of gold. I think that’s a typo and it’s 75g? 2 dudes, 2 weekends and a highbanker in an excavation pit close to the river. Anyways, that’s a really fantastic amount of gold.

[Anonymous No.52283537]

>>52280267
That depends fren.
What condition of tetradrachm are we talking about here?

[PAN MAN No.52283577]

>>52283500
that is a very interesting mix of traveled and angular gold. Usually any sharp edges wear off after a short period because of how fragile gold is. Here is a good comparison from one of my claims, pic related.

The nugget on top is dendritic, and has traveled about 100-200m more than the nugget below, which is angular, has fine sharp points and has quartz in it on the other side. The sample on the bottom is likely from within 100 meters of its source, while the top may be from 200 or more meters away. Both pieces are from the two known sources above my workings, two different deposition halos of quartz veining.

[Anonymous No.52283584]

>>52283373
>What do your black sands or blondes look like? Got any shots of them?
Lots of garnets, mostly ground down. Not seeing much black sand proper, but when finishing my cons back home, I always have some magnetic stuff at the end (Not surprising, there’s various ferric ore deposits all around).
Also lots of amphibolite at the end since I’m downstream of a mountain range made out of them. Found a pyrite contain piece of ore in them once (felt like baryte), gotta find some time to test some tributaries in that range.
Among the heaviest rocks I know, so I always have large pieces in my heavies. Really annoying. I gotta take a sieve with me.

[PAN MAN No.52283591]

>>52283525
>two weekends for 75 grams of gold

That is a VERY good area to be mining then! Thats better dirt then a lot of the places i snoop around!

[Anonymous No.52283599]

Please someone post the state mint official in thread related >>403393679

[Anonymous No.52283603]

>>52283577
Yeah, some of it must be really close, like way less than a km. Apparently they tested all tributaries but didn’t find the source.
Probably some vein in the bedrock deep below The Valley, now long buried under gravels.

[Anonymous No.52283609]

>>52283599
Whoops
>>>403393679

[PAN MAN No.52283615]

>>52283584
your heavies have obviously traveled a great distance, their beaten to almost beyond sugar grain size. Have you seen any double pyramid crystal grains or magetite or any other heavy elements like native lead? One mineral i wasnt expecting to see in my region that i found on accident was native metallic tin, it showed up in cleanups from a test run i did on Cornish Mountain in my district.

[Anonymous No.52283625]

Wait why can't I cross post... Testing

>>>403393679

[Anonymous No.52283636]

>>52280178
>1/10 are 4.08
Ow, and yet I still kinda want some. Think I'll stick to junk though.

>>52280197
COVID rebates for me. I knew the printers couldn't go BRRRRRR forever and didn't like what I imagined would happen after. Swung some crypto with my stimmies and put the gains into metal. I'd been thinking of getting some gold for years before that, but it seemed too expensive until, like the other guy, I couldn't ignore it anymore. Silly me.

>>52281955
Not until I get my flippy Bog, cunt. Pls, MintAnon, while there's still silver!

>>52283060
Rounds until you have a relatively "silver is silver" stack, then coins for premium play once you have a decent amount of mass. I like Brits for much security and looks, but you can't go wrong with the Big Five. Well, Eagles feel really stupid right now, but the premium will probably keep going up for a bit.

[Anonymous No.52283703]

>>52283615
I’ve already kicked out some of the larger heavies (garnets, amohibolite pebbles) by hand, but yes, most stuff is very fine. Always finding some magnetite or maybe hematite fragments (up to say, 4mm size) but not much.
As you can see, yes lots of lead. Also some non bullets, hard to say if they’re nullet fragments, industrial sourced or native.
I’ve found. 5cm lead nugget. Probably some melt from industry? The whole valley is heavily industrialized.

[Anonymous No.52283769]

>>52283636
Thanks for the advice, I did kinda think that, just get my stack going big before buying expensive stuff.
I started around a month and I half ago and I just passed 100oz.
Was suppose to stop there but... somethings telling me not too.

[Anonymous No.52283812]

>>52283577
Now you got me researching…
Apparently pic related was pulled out of “my” river, 50km upstream from me. 1oz is a really good nugget anywhere.
Now I really got the gold fever. Ordered the book it’s from from my library, guess my productivity today is gonna suffer.

[LION No.52283920]

>>52278731
I love derivative stuff.

[Anonymous No.52283931]

>>52283769
You were supposed to stop at 100? That's not much, but stack as best you can within your means.

[LION No.52283966]

>>52282653
Jutro.

[Anonymous No.52283987]

>>52283625
just 2>> are necessary anon

[Anonymous No.52284087]

>>52283931
That was just my original target, I sti do have alot of bills to pay, I rushed to that target, but will no slowly keep accumulating

[Anonymous No.52284975]

New shiny has arrived, time to pray silver does not get too high before I get payed again.

[Anonymous No.52285128]

>>52279459
>demon scribbles

You said it yourself, the answer is right in front of you

[Anonymous No.52285143]

My LCS is sending me emails twice now. Got two "taking out of the vault, preparing to ship" messages and two bills (with the same order number) via email, a few minutes apart. This has never happened before. Will I get lucky and receive my order twice, too? If so, should I keep it? Kind of wanted to move on to cheaper junk silver instead anyway. I have seen some very good prices on ebay from reputable sellers. Would be kind of a raid if I got half for free.

[Anonymous No.52285179]

>>52280924
If some robs with a gun or knife then you have a decoy to give them. Not allowed anything more dangerous than a spork in the UK so I have to be ready to capitulate to an armed intruder.

[LION No.52285463]

Skyline Dashboard: Liquidity RUN-OUT.
Speculation about shoot-up if red clock behind the puddle. Happy trading.

Captcha: GDT0SM+

[Anonymous No.52285500]

>>52285463
Explain in English

[Anonymous No.52285512]

>>52285143
If you do receive it again I'd be honest and return it, the margins on precious metals are razor thin, you really don't make much money doing it. Not doing so would be niggerish behaviour

[Anonymous No.52285519]

>>52271847
Bullish on the boomer rocks anon

I'm launching a YescryptR16 algorithm (PoW) Bitcoin fork. It will be very interesting, because we already have a CEX listing confirmed a week after launch and a handful of influencers on board to make a push on this.

We have plans to also fork 4chan and make our own imageboard, with adspend payable in our native coin.

There are a lot of details I'd like to share here, but it seems that jannies have made my info sheet "banned text". If you're interested in learning more, launch is in approximately 2 weeks so you have some time to get educated about the project and prepare for launch. Picture is related, hop on TG and shoot me a DM for more information or the group invite.

[Anonymous No.52285547]

>>52283245
Might just be boomer demand. See >>52282871

[Anonymous No.52285549]

i'm reading tragedy and hope 101 and i am starting to think that gold and silver will NEVER be revaluated. nuclear war is more likely

[Anonymous No.52285582]

>>52285549
is that, the carrol quigly thing? is it worth reading?

[Anonymous No.52285642]

This is a great watch.

>Government Bonds and The National Debt Are A Ball and Chain Around Our Necks

https://youtu.be/VMAdSwIux-Q

[Anonymous No.52285923]

>>52285582
the carrol quigly thing is a 1300 page brick, i am reading tragedy and hope 101, the author has done research on this stuff and makes it managable to read. i might read quiggly's actual books afterwards though. i also plan on buying one nation under black mail 1 and 2 by whitney webb.

actually i have already changed my position on this. seems like the financial system is just another instrument, with people in the know hoarding gold i wonder if we actually will see a reevaluation. i think the past 100 years have been an effort to bankrupt and hollow out the west to weaken it, and empower the east. i think the elites prefer to rule over east asians and indians. east asians take to the compulsory school system really well and indians already have a caste system. not sure about russia, i guess they are just playing the great pwoers off each other, im not sure what the plan for russia is in the long term

[Anonymous No.52286178]

>>52285923
it seems to me that west does not want to re evaluate gold, so we could see a reevaluation but only if united states enemies do so, which i think they have the incentive to do, and would do if they could.

the real epiphany i have had lately is looking at the crypto market place , especially on biz and elsewhere and seeing what a shitshow it is, but then realizing that every currency on forex is really just another shitcoin . there's practical differences, since currencies are enforced by laws, but fundamentally they are the same ->worthless .

morgan was right, only gold is money

[Anonymous No.52286293]

>>52285512
But they kinda scammed me on my "free" gloves. They were anything but free.

[Anonymous No.52286733]

Bros I was searching for silver and I think I am in trouble pic related

[Anonymous No.52286855]

>>52280492
Hahaha! Anon blaster your fud out of the water and you are such a child you can't admit it.

[Anonymous No.52286866]

I'm new, can I post my treasure?

[Anonymous No.52286949]

>>52286733
You know stuff getting interesting, when you have to hold your head sideways.
Been there, done that, never again.

[Anonymous No.52286995]

>>52283373
Slowly, the world's natural deposits of gold are being ground down into atoms. You are doing important work, extracting it while it can still be found and turned into shiny. Saving God's money!

[Anonymous No.52287054]

>>52286866
Nice and shiny, Anon!

[Anonymous No.52287092]

>>52286995
Eh, don’t worry!
Plenty of gold still deep inside the planet, slowly being exposed by uplift and erosion.
And what eroded away without being caught ends up in the oceans, either forming new rocks for a next go-round or ends in in a subduction zone, but be deposited in the mountains above it again.
Gold won’t get lost.
Now helium on the other hand…

[Anonymous No.52287156]

>>52274872
Cursed Juden version

[Anonymous No.52287213]

>>52285923

>books

Good on you for reading Quigley and Webb. On that vein of reading, may I also suggest
> Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
> Battle For the Mind
> The Rape of the Mind
> Propaganda (Bernays)
> The Art of Not being Governed
> Surveillance Capitalism
> Programmed to Kill

Really helps you notice some patterns. Some general reading on /x/ occult shit helps as well, since a lot of the upper parasites seem to be really into an occult worldview. Pay attention to what various occult/magical worldviews say about the importance of focus, consent, belief, manipulation of language, etc in ritual, and think about how that translates to things that happen in our world and the media presentation of it.

On topic; on November 5th I drank a glass of gunpowder rum, burnt a picture of parliament, and ordered a tube of Brits. Chao ab Ordo.

[Anonymous No.52287259]

>>52287092
So the quantity of gold available for money is controlled by geology itself instead of politician and banker greed? The future looks bright and shiny!

[Anonymous No.52287509]

>>52287259
> So the quantity of gold available for money is controlled by geology itself instead of politician and banker greed?
Yes and no. A lot of deposits only make sense to mine when gold is expensive, and price I made by the markets, so your friends are still in the boat. And may some short times , there won’t be any mineable gold, but if you wait a few million years, it should be recharged again.

[Anonymous No.52287535]

>>52282664
I thought most normies have precious metals in the form of jewelry?

[Anonymous No.52287570]

>>52283577
>>52283500
How do you guys know how far the gold has traveled?

[Anonymous No.52287723]

>>52286855
checked!

[Anonymous No.52287765]

IT'S HAPPENING

[Anonymous No.52287946]

>>52283060
No
>>52287765
WTF

[Anonymous No.52288050]

>>52287765
>>52287946
sheeeeit nigga

[Anonymous No.52288059]

>>52288050
What was that?

[Anonymous No.52288134]

NOOOOOOOO I NEED MORE CHEAPIES

[Anonymous No.52288173]

>>52288134
You had 5,000 years. This is the path you chose

[Anonymous No.52288255]

Next One Up!!!

>>52288244
>>52288244
>>52288244

[Anonymous No.52288269]

We are all going to make it

[Anonymous No.52288337]

>>52287509
So when gold is remonetized, if it starts to get short in supply and its exchange value starts to go up, the rate at which the supply grows through mining will also go up naturally and organically due to the higher motivation to keep pace with increased demand. Could there be any better money than gold?