/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.54278674]

Gold and Silver Edition

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

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

>News and graphs
https://numismag.com/en/home-en/
https://silverseek.com/
https://www.silverdoctors.com/
https://www.mining.com/
https://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silver
https://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-reserves-by-country

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/ (US)
https://eu.compare.pm/ (EU)
https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/ (DE/EU)

>Resources
https://www.jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
https://www.coinflation.com/
http://coinapps.com/
https://erikasgrig.com/calculators/rpi-calculator-inflation/
https://learn.apmex.com/buying-guide/buying-in-the-usa/
https://pastebin.com/5aLmWUUK

>Prospecting
https://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://www.usgs.gov/programs/mineral-resources-program/science
https://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/news/mines-and-minerals
https://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Nitric acid, magnets, and ping test
https://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTo
https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY
https://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-k
https://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database

Previous Thread: >>54267035

[Anonymous No.54278702]

I've been seeing "anti" gold threads all day.
It's this reverse psychology? Who's jewing who?

[Anonymous No.54278737]

>>54278702
Learn about the jewish tactic known as "Scheinkampf". Picrel.
>ist nur ein Scheinkampf

[Anonymous No.54278752]

>>54278737
This pic also contains some related info about that ancient jewish tactic.

[Anonymous No.54278795]

>>54278702
definitely on a few layers of irony desu

[Anonymous No.54278808]

>>54278702
I only ever use this thread. To what other threads are you referring? Lol, jannies gave me a warning. Fucking bitch ass niggers. Permaban me. Just one more way in which I can disconnect myself.

[Anonymous No.54278837]

>>54278674

[Anonymous No.54278866]

Got my bitch to calm down and the anxiety levels of the house have plummeted. Laying here naked by the windows bloated as shit from 4 days of day drinking and buying metals.

Hope the frens are having a wonderful evening. Gold krugs came in today and for random years I was stoked to see all three of them were apartheid era. Got a silver 100 gram rabbit shaped like a peep and some other goodies coming in tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.54278892]

>>54278866
Why was your hoe so excited to begin with? She accidently found your PMs' bills and freaked out kek?

[StokedWallet !!47Z+Y6zKlUp No.54278897]

>>54278674
Cardboard now running to the safety of gold to prop up value.

[Anonymous No.54278907]

>>54278674
Ribbit.

[Anonymous No.54278933]

gold and silver gonna moon soon bitchezzz

[Anonymous No.54278989]

>>54278892
House that is about 60 years out of date is getting renovated and she can’t find a goddamn bathtub that fits her retarded requirements. Usual dumb woman shit but she’s calmed down and is docile again.

[Anonymous No.54279023]

>>54278674
Despite having Maples I tend to forget the diameter difference between silver and gold until images like this

[Anonymous No.54279026]

20 more oz came in lads

[Anonymous No.54279028]

>>54278907
why do modern sovereigns look so red?

[Anonymous No.54279057]

>>54279028
>why do modern sovereigns look so red?
Royal Mint only uses copper in the alloy mix.

[Anonymous No.54279077]

>>54278989
How did you tame her down? I could make good use of few tips since i'm with an italian roastie (complete paranoid psychos who can break 120Db like it's nothing).

[Anonymous No.54279084]

For those accumulating copper just in case, what's the price per troy ounce to aim for? Not necessarily as coins or rounds, mind you.

[Anonymous No.54279093]

>>54279026
Beautiful, fren! Got enough Ag coming in over the next week to fill a tube and the rest of my ammo crate. I’ve found these “molle pouches” that do a great job of storing enough metal to be worthwhile but not enough that you’re lugging around a boulder. Might shrink down even further to a hardshell electronics case so I can squeeze 20 odd silver ounces and a few gold pieces behind the mesh.

[Anonymous No.54279103]

>>54278674
Nice coin pic

[Anonymous No.54279117]

>>54279077
Dios mio, anon. I married this woman because she doesn’t do that shit, just the dumb emotional child shit at a small degree. If any potential woman outright resorts to screaming you gotta get the fuck outta there. They’re effectively projecting to you that their pussy and person has been tolerated by society to such an extent that no matter how much of a retard they act like they are justified.

My girl is a good girl but she’s not a dude so she doesn’t bottle the crippling depression and existential dread like a man. Bitch has got to make noise and you gotta stead the ship without succumbing to your desire to smack.

[Anonymous No.54279122]

>new tyranid threat
>execute the contract
>mfw

[Anonymous No.54279148]

Seems someone wandered in to the wrong, yet right place?

[Anonymous No.54279155]

>>54279084
As a certified copperchad with too much copper in various bullion forms the schizo mindset is basically that copper would exist like the third tier of the apocalyptic metals marketplace as it has throughout history. It’s cheap to stack and there are some really nice designs ranging from one oz rounds to one pound bars. The cost of these have also increased notably over the years with anons having bought a pound for 8$ now seeing the same bars for 32$. Yes, you are paying insane premiums on these pieces compared to the amount of base metal in them but it’s not a pile of possibly useful and likely useless copper wire; it’s shiny and measured and stamped 100% COPPER.

Luv me copper.

[Anonymous No.54279168]

>>54278855
Posted my question after new thread was made. I was the retard asking about coins versus bars.

[Anonymous No.54279214]

>>54279155
Checked. So don't go for wire and buy bars. It did seem surprisingly affordable but I was wondering if I just wasn't considering buying enough.

[Anonymous No.54279237]

>>54279168
Bars usually exist for lower cost per oz but premiums have really neutralized that as bars and coins have gotten so close in cost. Coins have the benefit of being sold in one oz sections while bars force you to sell at 10 oz or kilogram blocks.

If we’re talking apocalyptic schizo theories; both do the job of being silver but coins still have that added value of being able to create smaller purchases.

Honestly, I buy bars when I need a break from stacking coins or rounds. Enough beautiful designs exist of 10 oz bars and above to keep me interested and while the lower cost isn’t that much it does make me feel better saving a few shekels. Oh, bars feel very nice, too. Just be ready for how small a 10 oz bar really is. It isn’t until you reach kilos that you get a nice meaty metallic loaf.

[Anonymous No.54279243]

How are metalchads coping with paying these prices? It's fun seeing all the newcomers in these threads but I feel bad for them because they're just getting started. I could handle paying 21-22X FV for junk, but the new prices are abysmal. Who's still buying?

[Anonymous No.54279252]

>>54279214
It’s been said pretty frequently here but the cheapest and most effective way to stack copper is to simply sort the copper pennies from your change. The market for copper bullion is rightfully small as you SHOULD be saving that money for gold and silver but I love the diversity, I love the metal, and it has legitimately grown in price over the last decade(s).

[Anonymous No.54279260]

>>54279243
My local coin shop does a flat 20x for junk silver

[Anonymous No.54279263]

>>54279243
meh, you can still get silver for less than 30 USD
things are fine... for now

[Anonymous No.54279265]

>>54279237
>>54279252
Thanks for the breakdown. I just think it'd be nice to have a certain amount. Will have to do more research and see how practical it is for me to sell it in my area. And yeah silver and gold is still the main thing.

[Anonymous No.54279271]

>>54279243
If I get 9 rolls of merc dimes I’ll cross the 600 oz threshold so I’ll be grabbing 3 per month amid stacking dry and canned goods. I’ve exhausted my silver and gold stacking outside of a need for junk and need to focus on my wannabe prepper fursona.

[Anonymous No.54279294]

>>54278674
>Gold and Silver Edition

Been following the spike in silver demand a couple years, banks acting sussy. Is it finally happening?

[Anonymous No.54279296]

>>54279265
You’ll likely be stuck with an exclusively online market unless we’re trading metals for food after the bombs drop. My LCS almost laughed when I brought up copper and you have to see it from their view. 2$ a round means a microscopic premium compared to the money they can make on silver or gold.

Diversity is great and I love my milk crate of copper but I’m totally aware of its slightly retarded shortcomings.

[Anonymous No.54279396]

>>54279296
Fair enough alright.

[Anonymous No.54279475]

>>54279084
>>54279265
Accumulating pennies has several drawbacks: one is, it's a slow process. Finding pre 1983 pennies requires a lot of seeking and sifting. The other drawback is, among the gigantic pile you need to accumulate, any buyer would have to satisfy himself that he's buying copper, not zinc. To do that, he'd have to check the dates on that pile - it's a daunting task. Third, in the US you open yourself to prosecution if you sell melted pennies as bullion. You would have to be ratted out, but it is what it is.

As for current price - it looks as though about $13/lb is going to be the best price you'll find for stamped bullion bars, in 10-lb sizes. They're not pretty, but they're not ugly wither, and stamped means it's easily clear what you're getting.

[Anonymous No.54279490]

copper is such a meme can you guys stop
copper smells like ass
it's too common, certainly not precious
it's just an all around bad metal

[Anonymous No.54279519]

>>54279490
>copper fags are so poor you can literally SMELL IT

[Anonymous No.54279545]

How do you guys deal with moving gold/silver internationally? Let's say if I wanted to relocate. Not planning to do it for a while but I want to be ready.

[Anonymous No.54279547]

>>54279490
Put "copper" and "cu" in the filter as comments, and you'll never see it.
End of problem.

[Anonymous No.54279560]

>>54279490
As a precious metal it's overblown, but for plumbing it's amazing. Modern housing is filled with plastic garbage pushfit. It is only good for temporary fixtures and horrendous when used for central heating as the joints expand and contract too much leading to leaks. Copper is so good for plumbing that you can pretty much fit it and then forget about it for the rest of your life.

[Anonymous No.54279561]

I mean moving it between Europe and America btw

[Anonymous No.54279570]

>>54279545
>>54279561
A boat would do fine
The size depends on the amount of cargo

[Anonymous No.54279571]

>>54279545
Most people here never leave their Mom's basement. Use Google to search. I know the TSA has a web site that explains their rules, and dealers (I'm certain JM Bullion) has info on their sites, too.
Basically, declare the stuff when you go through and ask to be searched in a private are, as you don't want fellow passengers to know what you're carrying.

[Anonymous No.54279575]

Should I buy 25 x 1oz silver rounds for AUD $1,055.03 bros?

[Anonymous No.54279602]

>>54279560
yes, copper is very good in pipes, that's true

[Anonymous No.54279622]

>>54279575
That would be about USD 710, or 28.4/ozt.
If those are generic rounds, that could be overpriced. But I don't know you situation - what those are, includes VAT?, other taxes?...

[Anonymous No.54279630]

>>54279622
that includes tax, shipping and postal insurance. Direct from Perth mint.

[Anonymous No.54279646]

>>54279475
Thanks for the extra info.

[Anonymous No.54279658]

>>54279630
Coins? Or Rounds? What are they?
Over here, vendors often include shipping over a certain amount for free (within the US).
If those are coins of a changing series (koalas, kooks, other wildlife, but not the standard roos), I think it's probably a fine price.

[Anonymous No.54279677]

>>54279658
I guess they're standard roos. A tube of 25 for $1,025.50 - about $685.54 USD

[Anonymous No.54279687]

>>54279646
You're welcome. One more thing about Cu: becasue it's cheap, you need a LOT of it to make headway, financially speaking. Unless of course you think it's going to skyrocket in price (I don't).

[Anonymous No.54279713]

>>54278674
Love the OP pic, but I'm gonna have to let my autism shine through for a bit here. Everything in that pic is a coin, except the buffalo. However, in 2001, the US mint did release a silver buffalo commemorative coin. So you could use a pic of that to complete the set. Here's mine, got it by accident in a tube of generic rounds.

[Anonymous No.54279723]

>>54279677
It's a very good price relative to what we'd pay here (burgerland) - about Aus $ 1,100 (if Yahoo is converting the same as you - looks legit).

[Anonymous No.54279738]

>>54279713
The reverse.

[Anonymous No.54279740]

>>54279677
but surely you could get a more generic round or bars for cheaper

[Anonymous No.54279742]

>>54279723
Now I'm tempted to get more. Should I? What about getting a kilo? A kilo bar is $1,204.73. I appreciate your advice anon.

[Anonymous No.54279758]

>>54279742
that translates to usd 25.23 an ounce if my math is right. just under about a 10% premium. decently cheap for silver. would you be able to afford any gold?

[Anonymous No.54279759]

>>54279740
That definitely is an option I'd take. Honestly I think rounds are cool as fuck, shame about the price increase.

[Anonymous No.54279761]

>>54279713
>>54279738
Made me look!
I only read the Wikipedia page. Interesting story - you got yourself a good score.

[Anonymous No.54279766]

>>54279575
Thats about the same price I can get from SD Bullion for 1 oz rounds. Personally, I dont even care how much it costs anymore I just want to convert my dollars into something real. Inflation is wrecking my savings.

1055.03 AUD = 705.28 USD

SD Bullion 25x 1oz rounds= 713.50 USD

[Anonymous No.54279777]

>>54279758
I'm seriously considering getting an ounce of gold and an ounce of silver just for a physical savings account. An ounce bar of gold is $3,022.55 Australian.
>>54279766
Fuck rounds are cool.

[Anonymous No.54279778]

>>54279742
i love the look of this kilo bar

[Anonymous No.54279790]

>>54279778
It's so shiny and sexy. Shame it will be kept in a safety deposit box.

[Anonymous No.54279797]

>>54279778
perth mint cranks out amazing minimalist stuff like that
>>54279777
that's only 3% over spot if getting the best bargain matters the most to you

[Anonymous No.54279822]

>>54279797
I definitely want a bargain. I'm thinking a bar of gold and a bar of silver is the best value. The only thing is, if shit hits the fan, rounds seem more useful. Otherwise it's just for a savings account that I can't touch.
Am I dumb for investing half of my savings in metal right now?

[Anonymous No.54279834]

>>54279761
Yeah, I lucked out. Didn't even know it existed until I got home with the tube and looked through them, noticing that one said, "one dollar".

[Anonymous No.54279842]

>>54279742
It's about a 10% markup. Not horrible.
My concern is that it look s like a generic bar. I'm not a fan of those - I prefer coin. Those come in kilos, too. I can only imagine a kilo kook would be relatively inexpensive at the source: Australia. These do cost more, but I am a firm believer that coins when bought during the mint runs are at their least expensive, and their value rises more rapdily than generic in two phases: when the mint stops making them, and when dealers run out of them. The biggest jump is right after the last dealer runs out of them. Then their value typically go up a little more rapidly than generic.

[Anonymous No.54279863]

>>54279822
if it's more than you can afford to keep rather illiquid then yeah half is a bit much. ideally leave a decent chunk of fiat for emergencies. if you want the best of both worlds I'd get the ounce of gold for the bargain and then instead spend the silver money on a tube of rounds to get the divisibility aspect. if you somewhat suspect a shtf scenario you really shouldn't be keeping things in safety deposit boxes though. an ounce of gold and a tube of silver can easily be concealed in the home

[Anonymous No.54279876]

I don't get copper coins and bars at all, why do people believe that copper being in the shape of a bar/coin suddenly makes it worth 5x over the actual price of copper

[Anonymous No.54279885]

>>54279777
Trips checked.
Gold is good. Diversification is good. That'll include Pt, Pd, and some day Rh. Rh is scary right now.

[Anonymous No.54279891]

>>54279863
I mean I get paid a decent enough wage to rebuild my investment, I'm just conflicted whether to buy metal or buy equipment to start a videography business. Hard decision. The economy isn't looking too great and I don't even know if a business would take off. Of course, if it did I could buy all the metal I want, I'm just not sure what to do right now.
>you really shouldn't be keeping things in safety deposit boxes though
is this for SHTF reasons or am I lacking knowledge of something?

[Anonymous No.54279909]

>>54279891
if shtf you ideally do not want anything kept at a bank

[Anonymous No.54279912]

>>54279822
>Am I dumb for investing half of my savings in metal right now?
If one ozt of gold and 25 coins will blow half your savings, I'd say it's not a great idea. You need a buffer for living and unexpected expenses. PMs are for preserving *wealth*. Savings and wealth don't always mean the same thing.

[Anonymous No.54279922]

>>54279237
>Coins have the benefit of being sold in one oz sections while bars force you to sell at 10 oz or kilogram blocks.

Allow me to be peak autism with 1oz bars

[Anonymous No.54279936]

>>54279909
Yeah that makes sense. I have a few hiding spots I could stash them in.
>>54279912
Yeah I only have like 8 grand saved, I have had a lot of expenses lately but now I'm just saving everything. I'm just so fucking paranoid about the economy and inflation, I don't want to miss the boat on metal. Maybe I'm being too paranoid but fiat just doesn't seem like a good idea.

[Anonymous No.54279951]

>>54279777
I started to buy a 1oz gold baffalo at the beginning of the month when it was $1860. I didnt do it and now that shit is $1985. I did pick up some silver rounds though before the price went up, these are the ones I got (picrel)

[Anonymous No.54279985]

>>54279936
If I was in that position, I'd probably buy just the silver, and if I'm able to increase my fiat balances in the coming months, continue buying silver at a rate keeping my savings steady. $8k would keep my household going for about two months (property taxes here are insane). I'd be uncomfortable with less. I suspect you could last longer on that, so yeah - buy something nice.

[Anonymous No.54280023]

>>54279936
>>54279985
P.S. - also if you have cash on hand, you'll have the resources to jump on buying that thing that just came up for sale that makes you drool.

[Anonymous No.54280038]

>>54279951
I was going to buy an ounce a month ago but I hesitated, I'm kicking myself now. Every round I see is so fucking cool, I want some to look at and play with.
>>54279985
Seems like that's the smart thing to do at this stage. I'm pretty good with money, I pretty much have everything I want. The only thing that I would have to buy is a new computer if this one shits itself. And any emergency car repairs. Apart from that I'm pretty solid with saving.
That being said, a mate owes me $1700, a stake in some gold that he owns that I will receive profit in (whatever the increase in price is between when I lent him the cash and when he pays me back). I don't know whether to wait until he pays me to spend it or just spend it now.
Also, would you reccomend rounds or just get a bar?

[Anonymous No.54280077]

>>54278674
>>54279713
I love buffalos so much. Quick story, my great grandma used to give me buffalo nickels and a piece of candy when I would visit her, but they were worn so bad I couldn't read the date. I asked my grandpa why they were so worn, and he told me it was from ''hippies people pumping them into pinball machines'' lol.

[Anonymous No.54280097]

>>54280038
Oof... I hope your friend comes through. I would not spend money not already in my hand.

I'm a coin fan, though every often generic rounds come by that I can't resist.

[Anonymous No.54280098]

>>54279687
I don't think it's guaranteed, just a slight possibility that might be worth looking into. Most evidence/reasoning points to things not being allowed to get so bad that people would be desperate for it in order to repair certain things. I also have the spare cash for it so that's why I started wondering. In a sense it's like having these food/water stores. Maybe I'll never need them and that'd be good considering the situations that would make them necessary. But if such scenarios do come about it'd be nice to have.

[Anonymous No.54280106]

>>54280098
That's mostly why I bought it, too.
I also love the color when it's polished.

[Anonymous No.54280147]

>>54279571
Interesting how customs, in Japan and the USA at least, ask about illegal/dangerous stuff, drugs, more than $10,000 in currency, and ANY amount of gold. I guess that is gold is a worthless relic.

[Anonymous No.54280167]

LCS offered me santa coins $2 over spot.
no clue how many they have but i know it's more than a couple of rolls.
i know trades would be difficult with them but if silver=silver would it ultimately matter?

ive been thinking about getting a sigma but damn those things are expensive.

[Anonymous No.54280208]

>>54280167
Dunno what your LCS uses for spot, but...
https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/product/3894/2022-silver-1-oz-merry-christmas-santa-round

[Anonymous No.54280217]

>>54279778
Hand poured bars are one of my favorites. I need to pick a few more of them up to bury in the woods and for fondling porposes.

[Anonymous No.54280301]

>>54280167
Silver is silver. Thats the theory behind rounds in first place. No one is going to care your silver has a Santa or a doge or a pickle rick on it if it is real silver.
If you want to step up to coins then britannias are the best pick and have great anti counterfeiting measures with maple leafs right behind it.
The full boomer option is to go ASE.

[Anonymous No.54280336]

>>54280077
Check'd, and nice little story too.

[Anonymous No.54280545]

>>54280301
How are Britannias more secure than Maple Leafs?

[Anonymous No.54280620]

>>54280545
Got a lock on 'em, mate. Can't get more secure than that.

[Anonymous No.54280632]

What is the psychological price barrier Das Judenschwein don't want PM prices to pass? is it $2000 for gold and $25 for silver?

[Anonymous No.54280657]

>>54278674
(((They))) have purged the SETF discord. Any SETF bro here?

[Anonymous No.54280691]

I have made it anons. I am officially pirate tier.

[Anonymous No.54280701]

>>54280657
Good. It’s a tranny platform with tranny rules and tranny users.

[Anonymous No.54280702]

>>54280691
>made it
to this stage of my precious metal collecting i mean

[Anonymous No.54280707]

>>54279103
this pic is quite funny. is it ok if i save it?

[Anonymous No.54280730]

>>54278674
Obviously something is wrong with the gold coins, they are missing some Ozs compared to the silver ones. Be careful guys and don't buy from conspiracy theorists sponsors.

[Anonymous No.54280771]

>>54280730

[Anonymous No.54280780]

>>54280730
i think you are some kind of sarcastic gentleman actually

[Anonymous No.54281104]

>>54280702
Up and up you go

[Anonymous No.54281225]

Damn.
Just one hour out of the city up towards the mountains and it’s still winter! Back home everything is blossoming and I can ogle girls in miniskirts but here I might need my hat again. And not my sun hat.

[Anonymous No.54281249]

>>54278808
I just got banned from /tg/ because I triggered the fucking janny on WIP. No one else would know the post they banned me for was me. Pathetic.

[Anonymous No.54281430]

>>54281225
Let’s see if I can get some more shiny in that pan!

[Anonymous No.54281429]

>>54280077
Checked for a fun story. I recently assessed a coin collection for the constitutional silver. There were a ton of Buffalo nickels in there. A couple handfuls of dateless ones. Now normally I don't care about Buffalos, but I recently came across a product that is made just for Buffalo nickels. It's called nic-a-date. There's a few YT videos on it. Applying this product can leave a stain and hurt the value of the coins, but they don't have much, if any, numismatic value being dateless anyways.

[Anonymous No.54281439]

>>54281249
Based indoor activities lad. I get banned regularly on tg, k and biz. Thankfully, I have 2 mobiles and my cable internet.

[Anonymous No.54281490]

>>54280702
NEETchads in metals GMI
Coinquistador here on the way to roman

[Anonymous No.54281629]

copper is not a pm.

if you want to stack copper you need a warehouse and trucks and forklifts. and you would probably be better off starting a factory or something if you have a warehouse instead of filling it up with sheets of copper.

[Anonymous No.54281692]

>>54278674
Today is Pete's birthday. Say something nice to him.

[Anonymous No.54281762]

>>54281629
Crazy how people in the 30's had warehouses full of copper just to pay for gas and groceries innit

[Anonymous No.54281886]

>>54281430
No gold.
But I found coal!

[Anonymous No.54281917]

>>54281886
GET AWAY FROM THAT RIGHT NOW

[Anonymous No.54282032]

>>54281886
Do you have wooden pickaxe to mine it with?

[Anonymous No.54282050]

>>54281886
cool

[Anonymous No.54282110]

>>54281692
is it really?

[Anonymous No.54282120]

>>54279560
yes! the fact that most people owning old houses sell their copper pipes and replace them with cheap and temporary plastic is just another sign that the west is selling it's future for a quick money fix. society is devolving. give me copper pipes or death.

[Anonymous No.54282136]

>>54281917
What’s the reference, anon?

[Anonymous No.54282195]

>>54282032
Nah, just a metal one. But coal is bad, mkay?
>>54281917
Why?
Can I take those shroooms instead?

[Anonymous No.54282273]

>>54282136
>>54282195
The Enigma of Amigara Fault
It’s a pretty well known horror manga about people being drawn to strange crevices.
I’ll link to imgur rather than a random manga site https://imgur.com/a/1pmX5

[Anonymous No.54282282]

I only want this

[Anonymous No.54282482]

>>54279168
My first few hundred ounces were all 1oz coins, and ever since I've gotten 10oz bars because they' stack so much more densely. You can fit about 50% more shinies in the same volume when you don't have retard circles and tubes to deal with.

[Anonymous No.54282673]

>>54282120
zero people do that

[Anonymous No.54282681]

>>54280217
Silvertowne best Towne

[Anonymous No.54282709]

>>54281886
>found coal!
im going to start stacking Coal
just for the memes, and as an alternative fuel source around the house, maybe some amateur blacksmithing

[Anonymous No.54282899]

Keep stacking lads.

[Anonymous No.54282910]

>>54282899
We are going to be on the right side of history.

[Anonymous No.54283030]

>>54279742
>buying doped metals from the Perth Mint

[Anonymous No.54283055]

>>54279777
Again, Perth Mint sells diluted (aka doped) gold. They do on purpose and have been lying about it for years. Do not buy """PMs""" from them, especially gold.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-06/perth-mint-gold-doping-china-cover-up-four-corners/102048622

[Anonymous No.54283059]

>>54282899

[Anonymous No.54283079]

Are Canadian maple coins a good silver investment?
What's the likelihood of the coins being fake.
I obviously buy them from one of the bullion dealers mentioned in OP's post.

[Anonymous No.54283230]

>>54283055
its still 99.99% gold, noob lol

[Anonymous No.54283324]

>>54283055
Chang malding these last 5 threads that his kin got out-chabuduo’d for a change
https://aeon.co/essays/what-chinese-corner-cutting-reveals-about-modernity

[Anonymous No.54283402]

>>54278674
Wow silver buffalos look like absolute shit

[Anonymous No.54283492]

>>54282709
There is special coal made just for blacksmithing. I don't know that you have to use that stuff though. On a side note there is a room in the basement of the house I live in where they used to dump coal down into from above outside through a manhole. To keep this /pmg/ relevant, when i got my 1905 $5 gold coin, I looked up what it could buy back then. One example was (I think) 1 ton of coal.

[Anonymous No.54283533]

>>54283055
>oh no, the 1 part out of 10,000 that isn't pure gold contains more silver than copper, lead, and mercury!
KYS
>>54281886
>But I found coal!
What are we looking at here? Kinda looks like someone dumped tar or asphalt in the river and it seeped between the rocks and solidified over the years. At normal temps it is brittle but it should soften and become plastic when warmed up.

[Anonymous No.54283599]

>>54283230
>>54283324
Cope. They knowingly dilute their gold past the agreed upon standard. That's peak kikery. That's like jews shaving coins. They fact that you defend this mint and somehow think the chinks who got scammed are the issue shows just how illogical you slaves are to this company. If you're hellbent on CONSOOMING from your preferred BRAND, then that's your prerogative, but not everyone is a cum guzzling faggot.

[Anonymous No.54283654]

>>54283533
>fuck kikes and chinks for scamming PMs!
>i-i-it's okay when militant vaxxie white people do it though heh
>in fact it's actually b-based !
Cringe.

[Anonymous No.54283698]

>>54280147
What about silver and plat?

[Anonymous No.54283705]

>>54283599
The bar's purity test, known as an "assay", had failed to meet SGE's strict standards for silver, but was still above the crucial 99.99 per cent purity.

[Anonymous No.54283809]

Well, what an underwhelming day. Even went to a creek a few hundred meters downstream from some medieval gold adits, but nothing!
But at least I now understand why pan man seems obsessed with rocker boxes. Almost impossible to pan here. (But I guess with a rocker box I’d bitch about no flat spots).
And speaking about bitching: I won’t even have some gold I ordered waiting for me at home since post didn’t care to ring the door. Pretty sure my wife was home. Lazy fuckers!
>>54282709
While it’s turned out to have been a rather stupid idea in the long run (plus, the Industrial Revolution and it’s consequences have been a disaster for the human race) coal and what it enabled and made man do to get it are truly amazing!
I’ve been lucky enough to be 1000 meters below surface in the last German coal mine and I’ve stood 10 meters from Bagger 288 in a lignite pit. Really awe inspiring!
>>54283533
It’s some fairly young (geologically speaking, just a few million years) lake sediments. Probably an old tree root.

[Anonymous No.54283841]

>>54283599
Seethe chang agitator. Everyone knows that anything that comes out of china is rubbish. Surprised you haven’t been shilling pandas under the same ID

[Anonymous No.54283855]

>>54283809
Good luck next time.

[Anonymous No.54283869]

>>54283492
>I looked up what it could buy back then. One example was (I think) 1 ton of coal.

I just checked my reference books and in 1905 1 ton of Anthracite coal cost $4.82. That was the Chad of coals though, normal household bituminous would have been less expensive.

>>54283654
See:
>>54283705
>failed to meet SGE's strict standards for silver, but was still above the crucial 99.99 per cent purity.

You're retarded if you think it's a big deal that the 1/10,000th part that isn't pure gold is silver instead of lower value contaminants. No one got scammed, you and your beloved chinks are just being autistic faggots. KYS

[Anonymous No.54283898]

I SAY CHEAPIES
YOU SAY GONE
CHEAPIES
>GONE
CHEAPIES
>GONE

[Anonymous No.54283921]

>>54282273
Damn that was pretty cool, thanks for sharing the link dude

[Anonymous No.54284140]

Just got 50 more ounces

[Anonymous No.54284142]

>>54282899
I trust china as much as I trust there traditional medicines and I trust Russia as much as I trust there ability to launch a well coordinated well planned offensive.

[Anonymous No.54284192]

>>54280632
That’s the theory, yes.

[Anonymous No.54284273]

>>54284142
I have differing levels of trust in those two events. One I trust somewhat, the other I have little trust in.

[Anonymous No.54284349]

>>54281692
>>54282110
He is 60 years old.

[Anonymous No.54284469]

https://www.rt.com/business/573434-russia-gold-reserves-surge/

Just posting for those who might be interested. Russia has increased its gold reserves significantly over the past year. Probably why their economy isn’t totally in the shitter despite DPRK tier sanctions.

[Anonymous No.54284554]

Does anyone in the general know how often sigma metalytics refresh their stock? Looking to get a pro.

[Anonymous No.54284569]

>>54283705
False. Perth Mint gold bars failed to meet purity tests for gold bars. Shanghai Gold Exchange was buying gold bars.

[Anonymous No.54284662]

>>54282282
cool it with the antisemitism

[Anonymous No.54284678]

>>54284569
>https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-06/perth-mint-gold-doping-china-cover-up-four-corners/102048622

dumbass lol

[Anonymous No.54284686]

>>54284140
that seems like a gross overpayment. any reason for those rounds in particular?

[Anonymous No.54284702]

Silver bros…

[Anonymous No.54284740]

>stock market rises on jobless claims
Literally profiting off of human suffering. What revolting and vile cretins.

[Anonymous No.54284775]

>>54283055
Did the roundeyes outjew the chinks?
>you baka gwailos, there's too much silver in this 99.99% gold
>sorry cunts, we'll give you a refund, and you can buy it back from us now that gold is at its ATH

[Anonymous No.54284804]

>>54284686
I think they are reasonably priced, it's impossible to find coins priced below 25-26£ or 30-32$ around here. I don't have a specific reason for choosing these ones, as long as they're made or real silver and are widely recognized I buy them. I'm quite excited to have made it into the 100+ oz hell.

[Anonymous No.54284994]

>>54284678
>he only reads the headlines and thinks he understands the topics
If you had the mental faculties to read an entire news article, then you would know that the GOLD bars from the Perth Mint had too much silver purposely added to them. This is dilution of gold with lesser metals is called doping. Perth Mint did it on purpose to save money, knowing it diluted the bars below the purity standard they must be and then they proceeded to lie about it. Christ you're retarded. No wonder you have such fervent loyalty to brand and product.

[Anonymous No.54285037]

>>54284994
>an extra 0.005% of silver decreases the value
you sure you read the article?

[Anonymous No.54285048]

>>54284994
I know its referring to gold bars you dumbass. that's a screenshot from the article you imbecilic. jesus christ lol

[Anonymous No.54285051]

>>54284994
still 99.99% and NO ONE CARES LOL

[Anonymous No.54285104]

>>54285051
>>54285048
>it's okay when my guys do it1
Lmao okay. It's your money and you can spend it as you please, funkobobs, buttplugs, doped gold. Just make sure you defend your brands online, kek.

[Anonymous No.54285116]

>>54283898
With premiums, were there truly ever cheapies after March 2020?

[Anonymous No.54285145]

>>54285104
What do you expect from the descendents of criminals?

[Anonymous No.54285179]

>>54285145
Oi! You WILL take 7 COVID-19 jabs and you WILL buy doped gold!

[Anonymous No.54285189]

>>54285104
I'm not defending the mint, i'm defending the bullion coming out of there that is still 99.99% pure, as advertised to the average joe.

[Anonymous No.54285205]

>>54285179
Aussies have an undeservedly good reputation here despite the shit they pulled during the plandemic.

[Anonymous No.54285218]

>>54284702
Buckle in faggot, gold is near its ATH but silver is only half of its ATH. When the normies find out its going to mewn.

[Anonymous No.54285271]

>>54285205
Yeah, that and this gold doping fuckery (plus the suspicious anons here who always fervently defend the practice), it all really makes me go "hmmmmm."

[Anonymous No.54285296]

>>54285271
Alex Jones said they can create gold in nuclear reactors now so its probably just leftover fission products. Dont even worry about it my guy.

[Anonymous No.54285365]

>>54285271
just kys
how many times does it have to be explained to you that it's a nothing burger

[Anonymous No.54285383]

>>54284994
>dilution of gold
It wasn't diluted though. It was 4 nine fine. Shanghai is whining that the .01% is too much silver instead of other impurities. I'd be more sympathetic if you weren't a lying jew.

[Anonymous No.54285401]

>>54285365
he's the type of person to eat up sensationalized media. he's unable to use his own brain it seems lol

[Anonymous No.54285419]

>>54285296
Who would have thought that the philosophers stone was just highly radioactive isotopes?

[Anonymous No.54285447]

>>54285365
>>54285383
>coping and screeching intensifies

[Anonymous No.54285505]

>>54278674
more coins just showed up. 5 pandas 5 weiners

[Anonymous No.54285517]

>>54285447
>more jewish kvetching
As I expected

[Anonymous No.54285562]

>>54282110
What's top left?

[Anonymous No.54285590]

>>54285505
can you XRF those pandas and tell us the % of trace corncob?

[Anonymous No.54285614]

>>54283055
On a $9 billion purchase, a difference of 99.99 vs 99.999 would mean a spread of roughly 400 oz of actual gold content.

[Anonymous No.54285625]

>>54285614
no one is supplying gold in bulk at 5 9s

[Anonymous No.54285675]

>>54285614
smart on the mints part. why provide 99.999 purity when 99.99 is what is being advertised and sold?

[Anonymous No.54285837]

>>54285218
>goldlet cope

[Anonymous No.54285874]

Here's what I think happened:
>perth mint refines and attempts to target half of SGE's autistic and jewy trace threasholds to remain compliant
>renders gold @ 99.995%, all trace under thresholds
>brilliant refining manager thinks of $$$ signs and EOY bonuses and says to the mint director "let's add a bit more silver to bring it just under the 0.05% threshold - we'll hit 99.993%, still compliant"
>refining process does not adequately distribute silver
>some bars are a bit fucked
chabuduo. autistic slanted screeching occurs.

[Anonymous No.54285877]

>>54285517
The irony of you saying that is funny, but it'll go clear over your head.

[Anonymous No.54285900]

>>54285877
>jewing noises intensify

[Anonymous No.54285912]

This bill will be getting reviewed soon, just a week after on Mar 17th a bill passed senate and house for the Governors signature to begin stock piling PMs in the state reserves in TN. Many other states have taken similar steps this month. America will crash softly depending on how much the state level governments can stack before its too late. Smells like balkanization. Glory to Dixie.

[Anonymous No.54285939]

>>54285837
the moose one, nice

[Anonymous No.54285950]

>>54285675
>>54285874
>would rather defend Jewish scammers than side with China, who is leading the remonetization of gold

[Anonymous No.54285970]

>>54285625
>>54285675
>>54285900
>yes goyim, buy my shaved coins
>I cut so little from them that you'll never notice, yet over time it makes me a lot of money
>we both win
Imagine being the paypiggy here and defending the kike. That's literally you retards woth the Perth Mint.

[Anonymous No.54286001]

>>54285950
>>54285970
SGE's standards were outlandishly jewy in the first place.
post other exchanges standards and get back to me

[Anonymous No.54286008]

>>54285837
Very nice.
What's the background - looks like a design for Taurus?

[Anonymous No.54286040]

>>54286001
>what do you mean we can't dilute our gold below you're purity standards!!!???
Lmao. Absolute cope. Honestly, you keep defending the Kike Mint, I'm beginning to think you're on their payroll.

[Anonymous No.54286050]

>>54286008
Its the moment in time before the silver bull smashes all of his doped to fuck gold out of the way and teslacar rockets to the fkn moon

[Anonymous No.54286060]

>>54286040
ppl like him will call argentinians white bc they only have "a bit" of native blood
lmao

[Anonymous No.54286064]

>>54286040
address my point first thanks (you won't, because they're not greedy chinks with ridiculously high requirements designed to jew you out of more gold).

[Anonymous No.54286067]

Take it somewhere else, lads. You won't change each other's minds here. Clearly.

[Anonymous No.54286081]

>>54286050
I bet got more silver than you nigger, keep stacking foodstamps maybe one day you will be able to afford gold.

[Anonymous No.54286089]

>>54285970
No, jew. Like I said if you had been accurate about what the article actually said, I'd be sympathetic but you keep insisting that they diluted the gold when it was still 99.99 fine

[Anonymous No.54286120]

>>54280545

>how is the currency of the Home country, with its thousands of years of history and civilization, sounder than that of one of its recent colonies, a nation barely 150 years old, which is little more than a resource extraction camp for North America, with a few unending gay orgies as it’s southern cities.

And I say this as a Canadian.

[Anonymous No.54286152]

>>54286081
So you choose to feed the chucklehead instead.
I'm guessing that's not your gold.

[Anonymous No.54286153]

>>54286081
I take shits with more silver than you.

[Anonymous No.54286208]

You just know.

[Anonymous No.54286228]

STOP CATFIGHTING YOU FAGGOTS WE'RE GUNNING FOR 2K

[Anonymous No.54286231]

>>54285189
>99.9
99.9
>99.9
99.9
lol lmao

[Anonymous No.54286331]

>>54286060
Probably, yeah.

>>54286064
You don't have a point beyond you don't like the SGE having high standards. Perth Mint agreed to those standards and met them for years, until one day they decided they would try to jew the SGE by diluting their gold. Perth Mint got caught, and they lied about it and tried to cover it up. You sucking Perth Mint's dick over this is highly sus.

[Anonymous No.54286342]

>>54286228
We’re at 2k. But I still want to see the DJIA plummet. I won’t be satisfied at all until it goes below 30,000.

[Anonymous No.54286351]

>>54286331
I just hate china and chinese people anon, what's so hard to understand?

[Anonymous No.54286368]

>>54282709
>>54283492
One should use charcoal for blacksmithing,
but it depends on the quality you want to achieve, and what you are doing. For hobbyist purposes a gas based furnace makes most sense.
If you're into stuff like folding and pattern-welding the wrong coal will introduce impurities.
e.g. Steel quality was worst in Europe at the beginning of the industrial revolution due to the used coal.
This is where the comparison to Japanese swords comes from, leading to a negative representation of European blades, the hardening tempering still produced superior functionality though and even anime tells you a Japanese military sword based on Western production methods is the way to go in a zombie apocalypse.
Going all out with forging including traditional steel production using a tatara or bloomery furnace (basically the same tech) like smith of pic related good charcoal is the only option.
Best place to read up on swords, and therfor historical blacksmithing and steel production on the web is
https://www.tf.uni-kiel.de/matwis/amat/iss/index.html

>>54283809
>While it’s turned out to have been a rather stupid idea in the long run (plus, the Industrial Revolution and it’s consequences have been a disaster for the human race) coal and what it enabled and made man do to get it are truly amazing!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-nsU_DaIZE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5M1qtN62yk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQHhDxRuTkI

In the long run it's actually great for the environment,
(unless any human influence is seen as bad by default)
the ecosystem was moving towards 150 ppm the range pant life creases to survive. A bit over 400ppm is back to almost ideal levels for grasses but still very far from the optimum of other plants.

[Anonymous No.54286377]

>>54286342
He meant 2k silver...

[Anonymous No.54286390]

>>54286228
*sips*
cryptocucks btfo

[Anonymous No.54286403]

>>54286152
Sorry to interrupt you guys arguing about who is breathing the loudest in here.

[PAN MAN No.54286430]

>>54281430
>>54281886
thats one really odd coal seam, what on earth formed that i wonder.
>>54283809
you can use a rocker on pretty off put ground, but the other way to do it is to dig material up, than take it somewhere better to work on. Its a pain in the ass but its often more practical than trying to wash in the same spot.

Weather looks nice on your side of the world lol! It just finally started thawing here!

[Anonymous No.54286432]

>>54286368
fuck thats sexy
Semite Slayer 2000

[Anonymous No.54286453]

>>54286231
*sells you 99.9 gold*
*sells you fake AGEs on ebay*
*sells you rusted, off-grade industrial metals*
*demands for a refund because your gold was less than 99.999*

Just how based can one country be?

[Anonymous No.54286497]

>>54286231
By trying to say the 9s is bad, while at the same time claiming that doping gold is good shows that you have no principled stance on this matter. Your entire argument boils doen to honest chinks bad, lying whites good.

>>54286351
>I just hate china and chinese people anon, what's so hard to understand?
And there you said it lol. It has nothing to do with metal (like you've been screeching about). You're just racist against chinks. You have no thiughts deeper than that. You have no principles on the matter of gold. You're just a mindless consoomer who is easily manipulated with race baiting. I rest my case.

[Anonymous No.54286529]

>>54286497
there's a reason I don't like them. shady business practices.
got it? when you learn to read between the lines and be honest, then we can have a proper conversation. ok? good

[Anonymous No.54286571]

>>54285837
if you're gonna call someone a goldlet you're gonna wanna post more than 23 ounces, sport

[Anonymous No.54286597]

>>54286432
Best high resolution images of traditionally made European stuff on the web.
http://templ.net/english/weapons-antiquity_and_early_middle_age.php
Unfortunately he doubled prices a few years ago reflecting the quality of the work.
His waiting list is also extremely long, and swords are often ordered by museums.

>Semite Slayer 2000
200 is a bit inappropriate considering it's based on roman stuff from around 600 AD.

If you want something more contemporary made to and past historical standards Peter has you covered.
https://www.europeanblades.com/peter-johnsson-s----reflections---/

[Anonymous No.54286598]

>>54286529
cool. every item i got from them has been tested by me to be exactly what they said it was, but feel free to buy from different mints. now stop shitting up the thread about it, thanks

[Anonymous No.54286690]

>>54286598
I am waiting for your 10 oz of silver and the anime figurine.

[Anonymous No.54286703]

>>54286430
>sling on M1887
How? Been thinking of buying a Chinese clone 1887.

[Anonymous No.54286725]

>>54286529
>there's a reason I don't like them. shady business practices.
Literally what Perth Mint was doing, yet you defend vehemently them, while complaining the Chinese standards are too high and that makes them kikes. Ironic.
>when you learn to read between the lines and be honest, then we can have a proper conversation.
Says the guy who lied all thread about what Perth Mint got caught doing, while pretending to have a principled stance on the matter, only to eventually admit it's just because he doesn't like chinks and will gladly defend kikery from whites.

If you're this stupid, then you're just a trailer trash nigger. Now that you've exposed yourself, I've nothing more to say to you or the other guy. Enjoy getting jewed with doped gold.

[PAN MAN No.54286739]

>>54286368
>that pommel
I love how the Saxons used old Roman red glass as gemstones since trade basically dried up after the romans left. All their gold work was hollow too, saving every last bit of precious metal.

[PAN MAN No.54286773]

>>54286703
its a barrel clamp kit, I am not sure where i found it but I had a buddy at my local gun shop order it for me. Also fair warning, the Norinco clones are 50/50 on if their garbage. Mines been fantastic but i ve seen others that were junk. I wish the Chiappa 1887s were easier to find here in leaf land.

[Anonymous No.54286813]

>>54286773
The Chiapas cost an arm and a leg, though. All I’ve heard about the Chinesium ones is that they’re a little rough and require some breaking in. I got a Chinesium Saiga 12 clone and have been very satisfied with it thus far.

[Anonymous No.54286941]

Bullion coin vs Sovereign

Which should I buy and why?

[Anonymous No.54287017]

>>54286941
Currently sovereign, simply cause 2022 and 2023 are possible collectables.

[Anonymous No.54287058]

>>54286941
sovereign
you'll feel much more comfortable with touching a sovereign that's already spent time in circulation

[Anonymous No.54287143]

>>54287017
>buying modern sovs

[Anonymous No.54287212]

>>54287017
>>54287058
Is there a point in getting 1/4 or 1/2 Sovereigns?

[Anonymous No.54287289]

>>54287212
I guess for collectibility or divisibility if that's your thing, but the premiums on those are pretty high so you're better off avoiding them

[Anonymous No.54287294]

>>54286725
point out a single lie I've said (you can't), typical deflection from a low IQ bug

[Anonymous No.54287343]

>>54287289
>>54287017
>>54287058
>>54287289
>>54287017
>>54287058
Thank you all. Going to get a Sovereign and 4 Silver 1oz coins now.

[Anonymous No.54287401]

Cliff High has the control of the metals price collapsing around the start of May lads.

https://clifhigh.substack.com/p/atypical-spring-and-summer#details

[Anonymous No.54287453]

>>54286430
Looks real fun.
Where do you live?
I don't expect this kind of stuff to be possible in europe. At least not for gold.

[Anonymous No.54287541]

>>54287453
euros can instead go amateur metal detecting and find caches of gold coins from antiquity you silly goose

[Anonymous No.54287556]

[Anonymous No.54287573]

>>54287289
Maybe a half if you wanted a specific design. But I wouldn’t go lower unless they came in a set and I was getting a good deal.

Anyway, grabbed two more 2023 Lizzie Britannias earlier. Pirate tier, I’m coming for you.

[PAN MAN No.54287629]

>>54287453
Northern BC Canada, if your anywhere near Germany / the Alps you can find gold in the Rhine, there is a growing prospecting hobby in parts of Germany, same goes with Spain and even in parts of the UK too (sorry bongs your now banned from panning on public lands rip).

[Anonymous No.54287639]

what should i do with my Credit Suisse creditcard

[Anonymous No.54287653]

Sorry for asking for spoonfeeding but I've been scavenging all over the place and I'm having some difficulty.
My gf wants some new trinket to wear as a necklace (already has gold chain) but jewelry is so expensive and disproportionate to its real (monetary) value that I figured I might as well just buy some coin for its worth.
(I know jewelrymakers still have to get paid for their handcrafted labor but getting a tiny speck of gold for 100000$ when I could double the amount of coins for the same value irritates me.)
she likes
>dragons (especially chinese or japanese) and phoenixes
>mythology shit (especially nordic, celtic, asian)
>ancient history
>birds, rabbits, phoenixes
The cheaper the better.

I've looked at the panda coins, hokusai great wave, lunar year rabbits, but nothing's really convinced me or seemed too shady of a deal.

yes I am the gf. thanks

[Anonymous No.54287674]

>>54278907
I can't believe the new sovereigns look so bad, wouldn't stack those desu

[Anonymous No.54287743]

>>54287653
You bacame your own gf? Is this the incel to tranny pipeline we've been hearing about? If jewelry is what you're looking for, most here recommend Mene aince it's all 24k gold and plat with transparent premiums based on the metal price (I think they charge about 30% premium).

[Anonymous No.54287806]

>>54287629
Noice.
Will note down.

[Anonymous No.54287855]

>>54287401
i love cliff high
my favorite schizo

[Anonymous No.54287895]

Anons, I'm a jeet and my sister is going to get married soon. I'm going to sell one of my kilos :( Does this happen in your countree?

[Anonymous No.54287927]

Also, did I tell you that I can't buy any silver for the next 3 months? I was a FOMO chad and now I have to become a cash baggie.

[Anonymous No.54287933]

>>54287895
aren't you supposed to give your kilo to her husband. isn't that how the dowry works

[Anonymous No.54287955]

>>54287895
Kind of? I gave her a washing machine.

[Anonymous No.54287994]

>>54287933
They didn't ask for anything but we are gifting 240g 916 gold, my dad is doing that. Gifting bullion is uncommon, I've seen silver utensils being gifted though.

[Anonymous No.54288010]

>>54287895
sell it to me

[Anonymous No.54288020]

>>54287955
Nice dubs, pretty cool anon.

[Anonymous No.54288037]

>>54288010
Are you in India? Which state?

[Anonymous No.54288109]

>>54287639
Use it to cut coke.

[Anonymous No.54288127]

$2000

[Anonymous No.54288152]

I would like to OFFICIALLY apologize to all the /pmg/ schizos you guys were right.

[Anonymous No.54288158]

>>54288127
for silver, yes

[Anonymous No.54288184]

>>54288152
we forgive you, fren.
/pmg/ chads do not hold grudges
we seriously want everyone to see the light and start stacking real money

[Anonymous No.54288189]

>>54288127
Why wont the jews give me cheapies? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.54288334]

Gold is zooming but silver...

[Anonymous No.54288450]

>>54288334
GSR is heading down

[Anonymous No.54288484]

>>54279766
And you can sell them off at coin shops under whatever threshold they require to be reported to the IRS unlike a giant chunk

[Anonymous No.54288570]

Know im a bit lat to the 23 Kook party but these little bastards just flew through my window.

[Anonymous No.54288579]

>>54279777
Blessed digits.
I think I'll buy some too.

[Anonymous No.54288676]

a 1/10th ounce gold eagle coin is $400 dollars at apmex now.

[Anonymous No.54288730]

>>54287743
no, just used "girlfriend" as an excuse to hide my queersissymegafaggot autismus love for jewelry.
Thanks for the recommendation, that's actually pretty good

[Anonymous No.54288733]

>>54288127
kitco high is reading 1996.40
just a bit more

[Anonymous No.54288880]

>Spot surging again

[Anonymous No.54288952]

>>54288570
Stocking up on kooks while I can. Fucking hate King Chuck so goddamn much the colony coins with queen lizard that I begrudgingly stacked because maples and kooks are beautiful will be the last year I stack them. Now I must commit myself to a future of krugs, weiners, and bars. Such is life.

[Anonymous No.54288972]

Are premiums ever actually going to go down? I don’t think I’ve seen anything below 29-30$ per ounce in over a year.

I’m getting bored of just stacking rounds and coins so I can enjoy lower premiums with larger bars but it still hurts bros…

[Anonymous No.54288992]

>>54288676
My man just go on eBay and look at legitimate dealers. Pinehurst has them for 250$.

[Anonymous No.54289012]

>bought 1oz gold maple at $2845 CAD a few days ago
>dropped to 2777 next morning
>goddammit
>it jumped to 2890 today
Is something happening bros?

[Anonymous No.54289040]

>>54288152
Always has been

[Anonymous No.54289047]

>>54289012
same old same old.

[Anonymous No.54289075]

>>54288952
>Now I must commit myself to a future of krugs, weiners

What the fuck is wrong with Krugs?

[Anonymous No.54289079]

>>54288972
I slurped up 25 per round just the other day anon

[Anonymous No.54289128]

>>54289012
>Is something happening bros?
The market rigging is becoming more unstable, ive noticed it more the last few weeks/months.

[Anonymous No.54289145]

>>54289075
I said that poorly, I am a krug maximalist and weiners are cool with their low cost and unique design. Luv krugs and they’re my number 1 metal waifu forever and always. I’m just bummed that the coins with royal designs that I tolerated because at least the queen looked ok have now been forever tarnished by this dopey nigger and his massive fucking ears.

[Anonymous No.54289169]

>kitco high: 2000.20

[Anonymous No.54289218]

>>54288570
Holy fuck bros a /k/ookaburra just flew over my house, where the FUCK is my bugout bag?!

[Anonymous No.54289337]

GOLD 2000 (AGAIN)

[Anonymous No.54289360]

>>54283079
If you buy modern ones with the radial lines they are hard to fake, there are fake ones without the lines however. The more technically complex the design, the less fakes there will be, generally.

[Anonymous No.54289384]

I mentioned I got a penny box yesterday, this was the results:
21.5% copper by weight
12 Canadian
24 wheats
About 16 red “blazers”

Pretty good for me, I think I used to get about 10-15 wheats, and lots of Canadian here in New England. Not unusual to find a King George cent.

I wonder what percent coppers they find in Bongland?

[Anonymous No.54289457]

gold at 2k; kinda want cheapies though still

[Anonymous No.54289535]

>>54289457
gold at 2k is still a cheapie

[Anonymous No.54289606]

>>54289457
I've been doing an extra 20 hours a week to be able to buy another oz. I'm almost to 10oz, but I want to get the metalytic first before finishing off.

[Anonymous No.54289725]

>>54289606
Persevere, hitting 10ozs of gold gave me huge peace of mind. Your are going to make it fren.

[Anonymous No.54289742]

I love gold

[Anonymous No.54289817]

>>54289725
I will, anon, but damn are these detectors always sold out.

[Anonymous No.54289832]

[Anonymous No.54289855]

>>54287453
To add to what
>>54287629
Said:
I’m in Austria and while there’s a lot of grey areas, in general panning is legal (but not really lucrative).
The Swiss also have quite an active panning scene and I know of some stuff going on in Czechoslovakia and my equipment was bought at some polish Webshop, so I’d assume there’s also some possibilities.
Almost all European mountain ranges should have some gold and thus also all the rivers coming from them, though the fact that they’re mostly 99% damed up makes it a bit hard.
Where are you at?

[Anonymous No.54289881]

>>54289817
10oz target first, then the detector!

[Anonymous No.54289912]

>>54289881
agree
as PMs get more popular, the detectors will probably get produced more and become cheaper

[Anonymous No.54289925]

>>54289832
It's criminal how much better Leafs look in real life than in photos.

[PAN MAN No.54289930]

>>54289855
Cariboo Gold Fields in BC, but I operate all over the province during the summer months. I hold a large number of placer and hard rock claims. Spring just started here.

[Anonymous No.54289933]

>>54286430
> thats one really odd coal seam, what on earth formed that i wonder
Haven’t taken a very close look (had to use my time to search for gold, that bedrock contact seemed promising, but I couldn’t get a lot out without getting wet, might have to try again in summer) but I would guess a root or piece of wood. It’s very young stuff, late tertiary, I think. I see if I can dig up the geological map for that area later. But I thinks this outcrop wasn’t mapped. Was really hard to get down there.

[Anonymous No.54289958]

We /2k/ gold bros

[PAN MAN No.54289987]

>>54289933
ah could be a burned out root ball or a carbon sink from a swamp than.
Hows the water temp on your end? i am thinking of heading out in a bit to try my favorite creek, if i can get in without bogging my truck.

[Anonymous No.54290026]

Retard question: as inflation spirals out of control and shits up the world will gold go up or float along? I’m late to the game and not at my goal of 2:200but I won’t be able to afford gold if it’s 4k an ounce.

[Anonymous No.54290028]

>>54289930
> Cariboo Gold Fields in BC,
You doxxed yourself!
I was asking the anon that asked for panning in Europe. I think a year or two back, there was some guy posting here that tried the German rheinisches Schiefergebirge (don’t know the English term, essentially the “mountains” north of Frankfurt up to the Ruhr Coal area. Really amazing what areas are possibly gold bearing!

[Anonymous No.54290039]

>>54289742
God, I love those movies. Even the worst one is pretty funny.

[Anonymous No.54290062]

>>54289912
And this will in turn encourage manufacturers to make detectors of better quality also.

[Anonymous No.54290073]

>>54290026
yeah it's gonna be bittersweet when gold is 3k+ and it'll feel like I can't really afford full ounces anymore

[Anonymous No.54290079]

new bread baking
>>54290065
>>54290065
>>54290065

[Anonymous No.54290102]

>>54289925
Britts are my favorite but I’m not buying anymore with the pedo King on the front. Canada should step up and put something bad ass on the front now the lizards dead.

[PAN MAN No.54290114]

>>54290028
i ve point my region out many times in the past but thats fine. Did that anon ever report back? I remember I posted a few maps for him.

Also fuck i deleted the whole post not the pic, that one was crappy.

[Anonymous No.54290136]

Haven't been here in a while.
Are the gilded megumins shipped yet? Never got my tracking info if they have

[Anonymous No.54290332]

>>54289987
Yeah definitely was swampy. Even the large coal seams that got mined were apparently really swampy and shit quality.
I don’t have a thermometer with me, but when I was doing some work measurements last week way down stream in the south it was at 8 degrees. I would say a tad colder then, but having worked in 1 degree water, it was much warmer than that. Still no swimming temps though.
>>54290114
Was just pulling your leg. That anon probably gave up after not getting rich if his first outing? A day without anything is frustrating, but oh well. Eventually I’ll find some good stuff.

[Anonymous No.54290351]

>>54287401
based cliff "woo weatherman" high

[Anonymous No.54290365]

>>54290136
The gilded ones haven't shipped yet, and if you bought both types, the non-gilded are held up as they're going to be shipped with the gilded.

[Anonymous No.54290401]

>>54290351
>cliff "woo weatherman" high
I think you're confusing him with Cliff Mass.

[Anonymous No.54290562]

>>54287895
Be a true bro and gift the entire kilo bar.

[Anonymous No.54290916]

>>54287895
>>54287994
>silver utensils
Yeah - in Burgerland, brides will usually open a 'registry' at some retailer for china place settings and serving dishes and silverware.
Many people give cash.
Bullion gets "wut?" reaction.