/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.56585555]

Dog girls and dog boys edition

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

>Huge deficits in minerals such as silver by 2050 inevitable
https://youtu.be/iibsrDXdEos

>Bullion dealers
https://libertycoin.com/ (US)
https://www.chards.co.uk/ (EU/UK)
https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/ (Ancient)
https://www.luciteria.com/ (Other rare metals)
more at: https://pastebin.com/gZfZHtNE

>Numismatic search
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/

>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
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

>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: >>56568266

[Anonymous No.56585614]

>>56585555
Quads!!!
Also found a 1933 Mexican peso the other day

[Anonymous No.56585716]

>>56585555
>imagine living with dogs
absolutely haram

[Anonymous No.56585805]

>>56585659
>What could you possibly do in less than two full months?
As an example: 1K into something at 0.0000001 and it went up to 0.00001 in 3-ish weeks. Hoping it can drop another zero or two. But maybe there's no time for that?

[Anonymous No.56585814]

Is it worth it to wait for black Friday? This is my first year.

[Anonymous No.56585860]

>>56585555
I love the feeling of getting an extremely shiny coin out of some junk you bought. Also quarters are cooler than dimes

[Anonymous No.56585988]

>>56585555
checked + cute OP

[Anonymous No.56586079]

>>56585555
blessed thread

[Anonymous No.56586219]

>>56585988
我的服務得到了中國共產黨的祝福。 可能是因為我無可挑剔的社會信用評分。 中國女人是世界上最美麗的。 我愛你,我最好的朋友。 我發現你也有幸擁有幸運的重複數字。

>>56586079
哦,哇,多可愛。 小狗玩具和帶有狗的硬幣是真正值得擁有的可愛物品。 你是一個快樂的海報,帶給你周圍的人微笑。 我的好運總是向你微笑,我的朋友。

[Anonymous No.56586455]

>>56585555
checked

[Anonymous No.56586474]

[Anonymous No.56586487]

>>56585814

?

[Anonymous No.56586538]

>>56586474
dang you got a ukraine coin. apmex?

[Anonymous No.56586610]

>>56585814
Lots of spot deals now that you get without waiting

[Anonymous No.56586644]

>>56585614
>found a 1933 Mexican peso the other day

based, even though they are smaller than the OG 8 reales or earlier Pesos and just .720 I think they are among the better designs of the past century, they're really nice fondlers. Years ago when silver was $5-6/ozt my dad started casually collecting AU/uncirculated 1920-1945 pesos and fractional from dealers selling bulk foreign "junk" silver at scrap price, definitely a good move in retrospect.

[Anonymous No.56586682]

>>56586219
thanks anon, and to you as well :)

[Anonymous No.56586770]

Any other anons here from the........

>Geiger Club™

[Anonymous No.56586898]

>>56586219
absolutely based chinese anon

[Anonymous No.56586913]

>>56585860
Dimes and quarters are crap and not even worth having kind of like pennies now which I just throw in the trash. Like after the happening you are going to need at least a silver $ to buy a anything you want like a hamburger.

[Anonymous No.56587078]

>>56586770
If you had several of these bars, then tallying them would give you the ability to determine if the fluorescent paint is radioactive, because you'd be a ...

[Anonymous No.56587116]

>>56586610
like what? besides the usual starter packs.

[Anonymous No.56587139]

[Anonymous No.56587389]

>>56585555
Checked. What is a good deal for 1/4oz and 1/2 oz silver?

[Anonymous No.56587416]

>>56587139
>hate America
>know America is collapsing in 2 weeks
>buy a commodity to get rich and not be incel
>pay a 488% premium to have America logo
>your 488% premium goes to the government you hate
>brag on pmg that you lost 488%
>wait 2 weeks
> still an incel
>cry

[Anonymous No.56587439]

>>56587389
Anything you can buy for 20% (or more) less than spot price so you could sell it for profit. The only way to find that is yard sales

[Anonymous No.56587501]

>>56587439
You make a good point. Although I am not necessarily trying to profit. Do you often find silver at yard sales? Sounds kinda fun desu

[Anonymous No.56587534]

>>56587389
Premiums are way too high for fractional silver unless it's 90%.

[Anonymous No.56587535]

>>56587416
for what its worth i genuinely hope you end up blowing your brains out one day

[Anonymous No.56587609]

>>56587501
Not often but I found over 100 Franklin mint which was big in the 1970s one ounce silver medallions with first day cover stamps in big collector albums for less than $1 a piece. Ended up discarding the stamps and selling the coins for scrap at a pawn shop.

[Anonymous No.56587626]

>>56586770
Hell yeah brother!
>>56587078
Hehehe good one.

[Anonymous No.56587644]

>>56587534
You shouldn't be paying any premium for silver ever. The time to buy silver is when it's selling for a discount

[Anonymous No.56587653]

>>56587609
Very cool. I used to visit a lot of yard sales but that was before I knew anything about silver. My favorite deal was $14 for a pair of speakers worth $375 that I've used every day for 8 years. Oh and a civil war era pistol.
>>56587439
Thanks.

[Anonymous No.56587807]

ordered some more arks today

[Anonymous No.56588035]

>>56586913
Didn’t mention the happening at all.

[Anonymous No.56588177]

>>56586913
>happening

[Anonymous No.56588294]

Good evening /pmg/
whats for dinner?
snackin time here.

[Anonymous No.56588515]

>>56587139
i dont get it, why this random repo in gold, why only 5 of them, are they trying to get whales to bid it up to ridiculous prices?

[Anonymous No.56588521]

>>56588294
Having this "cheese quesadilla" burrito, strawberry flavored seltzer. Earlier I had some salmon dip and chive crackers. I really want beer but I need to take a break from drinking for a while.

[Anonymous No.56588549]

kek boomerrockies

[Anonymous No.56588556]

>3 more sales today
>arabs literally emptied my stocks of nazi silber in less than a month on ebay
The EU Islamic Reich is gonna be a hell of a ride bros kek

[Anonymous No.56588573]

>>56586219
Well said anon

[Anonymous No.56588591]

>>56588549

[Anonymous No.56588615]

Heads up. 1 Kilo silver bar on apmex at spot

[Anonymous No.56588618]

>>56588515
idk, i wasn't hoping for something this limited or an auction. first time i've seen them list gold in a while though so i thought i'd post it

[Anonymous No.56588625]

>>56588515
also, they haven't been listing as many rounds each friday. maybe purposefully holding things back while prices (at least silver) is low?

[Anonymous No.56588678]

>>56588556
The people who ordered had Arab names /addresses?
Big if true

[Anonymous No.56588679]

>>56583165
>Took a pic you might like of some of the more interesting ancient coins from that collection I got several months ago
It looks fantastic fren. I don't know anything about the Elymaid kingdom, currently reading about them on wiki to have a QRD. There is a very sumerian/persian look to these coins, they must be quite rare!
The large one on the top left is very impressive and well preserved.
How much did you pay for the lot?

[Anonymous No.56588728]

>>56586644
Only if he sold them, after inflation he didn't even break even and he lost 500% against the stock market

[Anonymous No.56588736]

The hyperlink to Elam from the Elymais wiki page have as one of it's first pic a splendid silver & electrum axe with the name of the king Untash-Napirisha inscribed on it and is in the Louvres collection. Neat.

[Anonymous No.56588754]

>>56585555
>Huge deficits in minerals such as silver by 2050 inevitable

What in heckin tarnation is this ? Yall have gone from hyperflation muh happening in 2 weeks and moved the goalposts all the way to just two more decades

[Anonymous No.56588849]

>>56585555
>AHHHHHHH!!! THE STACKLESS NORMALFAGS ARE COMING FOR MY SHINY!!!


Daily reminder that this will be (You) before the end of the decade. Prepare accordingly.

[Anonymous No.56588860]

>>56585555
>AHHHHHHH!!! THE STACKLESS NORMALFAGS ARE COMING FOR MY SHINY!!!


Daily reminder that this will be (You) before the end of the decade. Prepare accordingly.

[Anonymous No.56588887]

i have 100oz of silver and 1/4 oz of gold.

am i gonna make it?

[Anonymous No.56588906]

>>56588754
no thats always been more or less the plan.

the 2 more weeks thing is the collapse but around 2040-2050 its estimated that almost all silver will have been mined from the earth

[Anonymous No.56588907]

>>56588860
Speaking of, are there any data or anecdotes about the use of precious metals in America during the Great Depression?

[Anonymous No.56588982]

>>56588887
You'll be comfy for a while. 2.5x that silver and get 10x that gold and you'll be in make it town.

[Anonymous No.56588985]

>>56588906
So there's going to be a collapse in 2 weeks where everyone's dead or starving and yet for 20 years there will still be billions of cars produced for all the dead and starving people who are going to work in silver mines and then silver will run out and? Does that real make sense?

[Anonymous No.56589029]

>>56588906
im still waiting to hit peak oil, when was that supposed to happen again? when can we melt people who make useless predictions down into more useful charcoal

[Anonymous No.56589071]

>>56588907
Yes, one thing that happens during depressions is the price of things goes down by alot, so you WAGMI round that you paid $186 for on ebay that's currently worth $23 will suddenly only be worth $19 then $15 then $6 then $2. That will be a tough pill to swallow so maybe read a book than asking scammers to confirm your biases

[Anonymous No.56589074]

crypto nerds will seethe

[Anonymous No.56589110]

>>56589074
Based.

[Anonymous No.56589266]

>>56586770
I have almost 100x 1 oz squares. most of them in their plastic squares - the rest in the box of 30.. What I'd *really* like is to get perfect sized air-tite capsules for them or a proper "tube" for them all.

[Anonymous No.56589269]

>>56585555
test

[Anonymous No.56589273]

>>56586770
just some small stuff

[Anonymous No.56589382]

Too many Jews on this general to function. They have to stick their nose into everyone’s business, can’t leave well enough alone to save their life (literally)

[Anonymous No.56589412]

>>56589071
That's one good reason to buy constitutional silver, your silver rounds can lose 99% in value but your Morgan's won't go lower than $1 so you will only lose like 95% on them if you get the Great Depression you crave so much because you are depressed

[Anonymous No.56589454]

>>56588679
>I don't know anything about the Elymaid kingdom, currently reading about them on wiki to have a QRD. There is a very sumerian/persian look to these coins, they must be quite rare!

Yeah I didn't know much about Elymais either, my knowledge and interest in coins/artifacts/history kinda peters-out once you go further east of Greek and then Roman dominated Asia Minor (modern Turkroachistan) but the collection has given me a great reason to learn more. Close to half of the collection consists of different coins from Elymais when the state was a vassal under Parthia, many seem very rare and a few may be unique (above ground) but demand is limited so values aren't anything to get too jelly over. Also lots of Indo-Parthian, Kushano-Sasanian and some other assorted pieces from that general part of the world.
>The large one on the top left is very impressive and well preserved.
The big silver coin? That's a Sasanian drachm of Kavad I, evidently struck sometime near the end of his 2nd reign which was AD 499-532.

Much more interesting and impressive is this high grade Kushano-Sasanian bronze struck by Ardashir I, the last king of the lowly vassal/tributary state of Persis (as Ardashir V) under the Parthians. After about a dozen years as the vassal king of Persis he got tired of their bullshit and took over Parthia himself around AD 224, which marked the founding the 400-year Zoroastrian Sasanian empire. The coin is in remarkable condition and appears to have original luster remaining in the fields which is ridiculous for a 1,800 year old copper/bronze coin, but maybe it came from a very well preserved cave hoard that was sealed in a jar like the dead sea scrolls. Whatever the story is it doesn't look like it was dipped in acids or chemicals, I like it.

>How much did you pay for the lot?
Total of 80 coins (I miscounted before) that he wanted $500 for, so I paid him with 2 10 ounce PG&G bars that cost me half of spot and some spare time. Pretty good deal eh?

[Anonymous No.56589455]

Fuck you moderators for allowing these Jews to subvert our general. We are at levels of Jew fatigue unknown to all of history. Ban me, I’ll switch IPs.

[Anonymous No.56589489]

>>56588615
Fug I need to save for deals but my comm. bonner needs more.

[Anonymous No.56589526]

>>56588679
The other pic of the Kushano-Sasanian coin, luster more visibe here. And get a load of this dude's amazing notes, references, and provenance info, the whole collection is impeccably researched and documented like this. The time required for that alone X80 coins would cost well more than the $500 for the collection and was a big factor in my decision to buy it.

[Anonymous No.56589583]

>>56589489
I just ordered 6 more RMs.

[Anonymous No.56589616]

[Anonymous No.56589636]

>>56588907
>are there any data or anecdotes about the use of precious metals in America during the Great Depression?
a few.

first, gold and silver mining were outlawed during WWI and WWII because miners were needed for war metals. So industrial mining of precious metals was almost nonexistent outside of some huge mines such as the Homestake Mine in Lead, SD, as well as some gold mines in Colorado and California.

so not a lot of mining.

metal currency was hoarded. Metal currency was ALWAYS hoarded, but during the depression it didn't circulate much at all. Anyone who got paid in silver or gold either couldn't afford to keep it and passed it on, or more often COULD afford to keep it and hoarded it. So people didn't see a lot of metal money during the depression. This contributed to the banning of gold ownership in 1933, as most people simply hadn't seen the stuff in decades anyways. This was also pretty common in good times, and an extreme problem in the dozens of depressions before the great depression. Outside of the gold glut caused by the California gold rush, and the silver gluts caused by the Comstock and later the Leadville silver strikes, precious metals rarely circulated in the US. Paper was far more common, and most people probably couldn't afford to walk around with even a dollar in their pockets anyways. That was a lot of money back then, so stuff like quarter eagles and up were outrageous sums to just carry around or spend for most people. Especially during the depression when work was scarce and cash was virtually gone.

Panning gold for food became a thing. Dudes in Denver were staking out spots on Cherry Creek and panning as hard as they could all day long to get a fraction of a gram of gold to buy beans and a sliver of meat to eat. Maybe some bread. The entire length of the creek was worked and reworked over and over. Places with more gold saw similar activity, with unemployed men lining the banks to pan enough gold for a cheap dinner.

[Anonymous No.56589673]

>>56589636
That's interesting, thanks Anon!

[Anonymous No.56589679]

Buy reichsmarks now, I just saw 46 5 RMs get nuked from orbit on their new listing.

[Anonymous No.56589740]

>>56589673
my pleasure, it's a period of mining and money history that fascinates me.

I spend a lot of time metal detecting in some of the richest mining towns in US history, and the one thing that always strikes me is how extremely rare gold and silver money was among the average people.

I find lots of pennies and nickels, but almost no silver and I've never found a single gold coin in a town. I've never found a silver dollar. I've found a half dollar, and a few dimes, but those are very rare finds from the 1800's to early 1900's.

I've never found gold or silver from the depression era. It's just not there. Money was always scarce, gold and silver almost non-existent, but during the depression it goes away entirely.

part of this is because of the value- if someone dropped some gold or silver they're more likely to search for it and find it. But part of it is just the fact that almost nobody had the stuff during the 1800's, and apparently nobody at all was using it during the depression.

[Anonymous No.56589761]

>>56589636
Very interesting. Thanks anon.
>>56589071
Do you have any relevant book suggestions? Like I know that prices and the money supply decreased and I'm also aware that my family lived in a shanty and nearly starved to death a couple times but I'm curious how people got by and if there are any lessons to be learned for the future.

[Anonymous No.56589789]

>>56589761
The book post is from a bot, anon.

[Anonymous No.56589800]

>>56589761
you're welcome.
another interesting story

my grandparents were pretty wealthy, but when I was a kid my grandma would take me out to look for pennies. We'd spend a few hours just walking around looking for pennies. As I got older I just thought it was a weird hobby of hers or something, but my aunt told me that during the depression that was her job. She'd finish her housework in the morning and then go hunt pennies in the roads to buy some food. If they were that hard up for money, I can only imagine something like a silver dime or quarter would've been an enormous windfall for them. Gold would've been unimaginable.

[Anonymous No.56589805]

2 ways to get rich with silver

A. Don't buy silver
B. SELL SILVER to dummies

[Anonymous No.56589818]

>>56589800
Hell I felt incredibly lucky to find a silver dime when taking deposit cans back last week.

[Anonymous No.56589824]

>>56589805
So in other words, you have to spend money to make money...

[Anonymous No.56589835]

>>56589818
when I was a kid in the 70's that stuff was still circulating quite a bit. Now it's pretty much gone, and anything you find probably came out of someone's coin collection. The odds of a silver dime lasting in circulation since the 60's are insanely small.

[Anonymous No.56589853]

>>56589800
I have heard that hobos (real hobos, not drug zombies) and carnies still scan the ground for coins. Although these days it barely feels worth it to pick up a 20 dollar bill.

[Anonymous No.56589880]

>>56589583
Got a 2 oz dragon on the way. I can’t stop the stack.

[Anonymous No.56589881]

>>56589818
Based fingerprint guardian

[Anonymous No.56589888]

>>56589853
yeah it's hard to imagine any sort of coin being worth the effort anymore. But metal detecting I find gold rings are pretty commonly lost, so maybe it's worth looking for those.

I find some gold every now and then just by looking at the ground. Not a lot, but jewelry gets dropped. Usually gold fill, but sometimes I find some real stuff.

[Anonymous No.56589895]

>>56586219
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[Anonymous No.56589912]

>>56589888
Are drains a good place to find gold?

[Anonymous No.56589932]

>>56589912
my town doesn't have storm drains so I don't know.

we've got an anon itt who's searched drains before though. If I remember right he found some stuff.

in my area the best place to find gold is in old outhouses, 12 feet down. The next best place is under the sidewalks when someone does some construction.

[Anonymous No.56589937]

>>56585555
Damn how do I gold grill for my pets? Thug lyfe foo!

[Anonymous No.56589957]

>>56589761
>Extraordinary Popular Delusions and The Madness of Crowds

This is a good book, read it and note what it says about "prophets of doom" and think about how that relates to all the silver scammer shills here predicting, a collapse, hyperflation, running out of silver, using fear and doom porn to swindle you out of money.

[Anonymous No.56589974]

>>56589824
And make money to spend money

[Anonymous No.56589985]

>>56589957
you ever read any of Michael Shermer's stuff on irrationality, cult behaviors, and conspiracy thinking?

[Anonymous No.56590032]

>>56589985
>Michael Shermer

[Anonymous No.56590054]

>>56589636
>Panning gold for food became a thing. Dudes in Denver were staking out spots on Cherry Creek and panning as hard as they could all day long to get a fraction of a gram of gold to buy beans and a sliver of meat to eat. Maybe some bread. The entire length of the creek was worked and reworked over and over. Places with more gold saw similar activity, with unemployed men lining the banks to pan enough gold for a cheap dinner.

Very interesting, thanks for yet again sharing some of your tasty tidbits. And I agree that paper currency and bank checks served as tender far more than people now might imagine. Coins certainly got around, but aside from based schizo proto-stackers few people had reason to distrust paper and inconvenience themselves with the weight and risk of loss imposed by more than a small handful of coins. I think part of your detecting experience is due to oletimer detectorists in the 50s-70s cherrypicking the big easy obvious coin signals/readings long before you started swinging but the rest is for the reasons you outlined.

>>56589800
>when I was a kid my grandma would take me out to look for pennies. We'd spend a few hours just walking around looking for pennies. As I got older I just thought it was a weird hobby of hers or something, but my aunt told me that during the depression that was her job. She'd finish her housework in the morning and then go hunt pennies in the roads to buy some food.

Also very interesting. The ones she and others like her didn't find wound up in storm drains, much more productive than detecting if you get into a good old one.

[Anonymous No.56590073]

>>56590032
Yeah, I know.

if you ignore his name I think even you would find his work interesting. He agrees with a lot of the stuff you say regarding the dangers of defeatism and nihilism, and also in belief being superior to uncertainty.

[Anonymous No.56590081]

>>56590073
Kike.
Keep going mother fucker

[Anonymous No.56590092]

>>56589912
>Are drains a good place to find gold?

And silver too!

[Anonymous No.56590116]

>>56590054
>I think part of your detecting experience is due to oletimer detectorists in the 50s-70s cherrypicking the big easy obvious coin signals/readings long before you started swinging
possible, most of the ground I cover has been worked over and over again. I'd expect silver dollars in particular would be easy pickings.

gold on the other hand reads like iron on those old detectors. Starting in the 70's when they started discriminating out iron they also filtered out gold. Places I detect are full of iron, undisturbed for ages. Nobody bothered digging a large iron signal. I find coins in those iron patches, but never gold, and rarely silver.

One of my finds was an 1800's nickel coin from Austria inside a steel can buried a good foot down. I was amazed my detector got it. Those old guys missed a lot of coins. And they were using machines that couldn't tell a silver coin from any other, and probably couldn't find gold at all in a bunch of iron.

[Anonymous No.56590126]

>>56590081
We gonna go another hundred rounds you drooling fuckwad?

you're a pretty smart person for a mudslime, and I like hearing what you think when you're not yammering about jews.

[Anonymous No.56590139]

>>56590126
You can’t stand looking at your own image hahaha

[Anonymous No.56590169]

>>56590139
Like I said
for hating jews so much you and shermer sure do agree on a lot.

[Anonymous No.56590200]

>>56589761
>Do you have any relevant book suggestions? Like I know that prices and the money supply decreased and I'm also aware that my family lived in a shanty and nearly starved to death a couple times but I'm curious how people got by and if there are any lessons to be learned for the future.

It's a bit uncanny but I think this book from 1960 I bought for 56 cents earlier today is exactly what you're looking for, it's very digestible as each case study/topic is a just a few pages and from what I've read so far it's delightfully interesting, one of the best windows into the personal experiences of people slogging through the Great Depression I've come across.

[Anonymous No.56590210]

>>56589761
>>56590200
>each case study/topic

See pics related, i think what you want to learn will be found in here

[Anonymous No.56590227]

>>56589761
Last pic, for such a modest book it covers a lot of ground.
>>56590081
>Kike.
See page 159 for insight into the Jewish experience and their behavior during the Great Depression

[Anonymous No.56590229]

>>56590200
Cool. Thanks. That is definitely the kind of thing that I am interested in.

[Anonymous No.56590246]

>>56590210
"owner operator to renter"
and
"unemployed college graduates"
and
"anxiety about the vagrants"

seem particularly similar to right now.

looks fascinating.

[Anonymous No.56590347]

>>56589454
Ah yes i remember, this is the collection you got from the old LCS owner who got many interesting stories. Since you posted new coins i didn't make the connexion until now, while seeing the various notes coming along the coins.

This was indeed an incredible bargain bro. Did you consider posting on iranian numismatic forums to see if some hobbyists/stores who specialize in ancient middle-east would be interested? Surely iranians too are interested with old coins, they usually are very proud of their long history.

[Anonymous No.56590385]

>>56590116
>One of my finds was an 1800's nickel coin from Austria inside a steel can buried a good foot down. I was amazed my detector got it.

Even if my detector could pick up a nickel over a foot down I'm pretty sure my reaction to such a signal would be to just keep moving, it's good to be good. Regarding the oletimers, the first ones started swinging well before the first beaver-tail pulltab was even invented, and those ghost towns were 60-70 years younger and fresher then with many more structures and features to work with and coins that hadn't sunk themselves down as deep due to freeze/thaw cycles and were also buried under less overburden from wind, erosion from uphill or rotten crumbled structures. I bet more than a few rusty iron patches you've dealt with in recent years were left by what were still recognizable remains of structures or intelligible features in the late 50s. I'm sure you are well aware of all that but I do like thinking about what those guys saw and found back in the good ole days of treasure hunting, the pics in ghost town books from the 50s-60s and treasure magazines from 60 years ago are more arousing than a full harem of 10/10s, wish I could go back and experience all that.

[Anonymous No.56590536]

>>56590385
How difficult is it to get into this hobby? Also I'm a hypochondriac, are you exposed much to things like mercury batteries and cadmium plated shit? I have found some interesting stuff in some old dump sites but stopped messing around with that stuff due to health concerns.

[Anonymous No.56590574]

>>56590385
Which man didn't dream of becoming a deep-diver treasure hunter at least once? Imagine the excitation going through your spine when you find a spanish galleon 30m deep large of the coast of Florida, after months of studying old navigation maps, reading through ancient cases of ships lost at sea, trying to figure out their path, asking locals for legends, etc...

A while back i watched a french documentary about such treasure hunter in the Philippines, and you could tell the man wouldn't want to do any other job, a true adventurer, but he was explaining as politely as humanly possible that finding a treasure wasn't the hard part. It was dealing with local authorities to keep even a tiny fraction of what you found. It's endless paperwork for the authorizations, seeking permits, greasing the right paws, etc... and when you finally find something, you have to barter endlessly and they always suspect you kept some for yourself, so he was getting audited and raided by cops all the time.
Pretty disgusting to witness, as if the flip corrupt government was any more legitimate to get their hands on dutch or british gold lost at sea centuries ago than this guy, actually busting his ass to have only a tiny chance at discovering something and risking his finance and life for his passion.

[Anonymous No.56590598]

>>56590536
>but stopped messing around with that stuff due to health concerns.
It’s for people that lend more toward the Irish side of their heritage. I’ve been dumpster diving since I left home at 18. One of the best detecting spots I have in my area is in the basin of lead mine runoff. I dig with my hands 2 feet deep to snag a standing liberty quarter. It’s a part of it. If you can’t handle getting dirty don’t even buy the rig to detect. It’s always going to end with you at a bottom of a hole with your hands, the shovel completely forgotten.

[Anonymous No.56590624]

>>56589818
u can buy a 50 roll from APMEX for a $125

[Anonymous No.56590642]

>>56590624
>u can buy a 50 roll from APMEX for a $125
You’re not white

[Anonymous No.56590643]

>>56588294
what are those crudely stamped ingots

[Anonymous No.56590688]

>>56590624
Why would you pay that much?

[Anonymous No.56590768]

>>56590347
>Did you consider posting on iranian numismatic forums to see if some hobbyists/stores who specialize in ancient middle-east would be interested? Surely iranians too are interested with old coins, they usually are very proud of their long history.

Hmm, no I actually hadn't thought about doing that, but it's a good idea to locate specialist websites and forums where collectors of these obscure coins might congregate. Parcels sent to Iran from the USA would likely get scrutinized by glowies on both ends but I have nothing against Iranians, it would be cool to send the coins back home where they'd be most appreciated.

>>56590574
>they always suspect you kept some for yourself, so he was getting audited and raided by cops all the time.

That doesn't do much to improve my opinion of those goofy-lookin' island goblins. I doubt I'll ever be in such a position but if someday I do stumble upon great riches I ain't telling anyone and certainly won't take or post pics. It would be hard to keep such a joyous and wonderful discovery secret, but my disdain for those eternal parasites who feel forever entitled to a cut of everything actual humans produce so they can go give it to their pedophile brothers in Ukraine and Israel is an effective counterbalance.

>>56590536
>How difficult is it to get into this hobby?

It'a about as easy as buying a detector and then digging shallow holes that are usually under 1 foot deep, if you can deal with the bits of sharp broken glass and rusty tetanus-infused iron one has to dig through sometimes then you'll be OK.

[Anonymous No.56590875]

>>56590688
fair point, but also FUCK FDR

[Anonymous No.56590989]

>>56590875
Can’t let feelings get in the way of cheapies

[Anonymous No.56591025]

>>56590643
monarch precious metals chunkies

[Anonymous No.56591032]

>>56590624
>u can buy anything from APMEX, ever

You can also call your ass the Gaza Strip and beg every circumcised schlong in Long Island to come raid your terror tunnel, but unless you actually enjoy getting fucked you can do better almost anywhere else on earth.

[Anonymous No.56591079]

>>56590385
I'm lucky my uncles used to hang out in those old towns back in the 60's and 70's when the buildings were still standing and a handful of people still lived there. I've spent so many hours picking their brains out at the townsites for memories of how they used to be, what they used to look like.

For me it's a zen thing. I'll spend an entire year detecting the same ten feet of ground over and over again until I've picked it clean. What makes me think I'm getting an accurate census of the coins in use it the token ratio. Back in the 60's and 70's those old ghost town tokens traded for about $35 each, roughly equal to an ounce of gold. They're no easier or more difficult to find than any other coin. So the oldtimers had a strong incentive to pick up the tokens where they could find them. They were and still are the most valuable coins a person can find out there.

I find about 2 saloon tokens for every US coin I dig. Which tells me a lot of saloon tokens got thrown away, but also that coins weren't very common at the time. Or if they were common, people didn't lose them often. Because those old timers would've taken the tokens and the coins if they found 'em, not just the coins alone.

[Anonymous No.56591108]

>>56591079
>those old timers
also of course I'm one of those old timers, since I've been detecting some of those towns since the 70's myself.

[Anonymous No.56591174]

>>56590536
Others already said it, but I have to agree.

I spend all day digging in lead, mercury, arsenic, every sort of bacteria, antique kitchen trash, and lots and lots of 145 year old human shit. I've never gotten sick off any of that, but it's not a clean hobby by any means. You come home with pockets full of dirt. Covered in dirt. If you're doing it right, your truck will be covered in dirt. It's filthy.

the only real health hazards I've run into are bee stings (lots of them, you're sweeping grass all day with a detector and bees hate that) and near misses from people target shooting in the area. I carry a gun. Not to shoot anyone, but to let people know when they're shooting in my direction.

[Anonymous No.56591209]

>>56585555
In 30 minutes I'm going to spend 2000$ on a stock. Since this is a blessed thread I will let you all decide what I'm buying.

[Anonymous No.56591221]

>>56591209
bayhorse silver

it just went up 200% in the last few days.

[Anonymous No.56591372]

>>56591221
Done

[Anonymous No.56591477]

>>56591372
big if true

best of luck to you and me on our shitco penny stock gamble. I've seen it trade at 10x today's price, but personally I'm heading for the door if it triples. In all truth it's not worth a penny at today's silver prices. But it's doing a little sumpin this month.

[Anonymous No.56591512]

>>56591372
are you mentally challenged, or just a samefagging shill for the gaypony scam?

[Anonymous No.56591534]

>>56591512
if you bought three weeks ago you'd have a 5 bagger right now, or a 6 bagger yesterday.

he might lose 1500 or he might gain 4000, hard to say. But whatever happens, it's going to happen quick. The upside is much larger than the down.

[Anonymous No.56591551]

>>56590768
>It would be hard to keep such a joyous and wonderful discovery secret, but my disdain for those eternal parasites who feel forever entitled to a cut of everything actual humans produce so they can go give it to their pedophile brothers in Ukraine and Israel is an effective counterbalance.
Basado. Same here, my (((gubment))) is day dreaming if they believe i'll ever tip them about a treasure i stumble upon. But tbf i know myself, i wouldn't resist talking about it to my relatives, so i hope no one would snitch on my finds. But even if they don't want to do harm, the word will obliviously start to spread around... Hardest part is keeping your mouth shut in this kind of situations.

[Anonymous No.56591570]

>>56591551
we used to have a guy from your general area that posted silver coins he detected regularly.

most of the coins I post are quasi-legal. Meaning completely illegal but nobody knows where I found them exactly so it's hard to prove.

huge treasures like the bronze coins in the ocean would be hard to hide, but you're more likely to win the lottery or die of a whale attack than find something like that. So not really a worry unless it happens for some insane reason.

[Anonymous No.56591571]

>>56591534
Can't wait for BHS to magically pull a x10 out of nowhere so myself and the bros can barely break even!
But Graeme and his team of crooks will dump their remaining self-distributed shares way before it can ever occur.

[Anonymous No.56591582]

>>56591571
I don't expect it to go over 5, I'd be shocked if it goes to 10.

but the cowboy hat guy loves to PND his stocks, so it looks like we might be in for a few more pumps before it finally dies.

if you bought back in the day, I'm rooting for you. I think at $35 silver and above, that stock should moon. On sentiment if nothing else.

[Anonymous No.56591587]

>>56591570
That's the only nice thing about this : i'll never have to torture myself with those questions because i'm the kind of guy who have the worst luck in whatever he does. It's a benediction in a sense, because you can never be disappointed, since you always expect the worst to happen at all time (and it delivers).

[Anonymous No.56591603]

>>56591587
same

I always expect to make a million dollar find while detecting

in real life I find a few thousand dollars a year which is like a dollar an hour for the time I put into it.

meanwhile the stuff I dislike makes millions. Money doesn't come from where I expect it. I have terrible luck at treasure hunting, and incredible luck at other stuff I don't care about.

[Anonymous No.56591609]

>Buy a stock when the market is closed

Silver stackers might be dumb enough to believe that

[Anonymous No.56591610]

>>56591582
mhmm... ok, i'll keep an eye on it for the next few weeks then, if i can get rid of my bags and recoup even 50% of my monies i'll consider it a win.
Do /cmmg/ know why it is currently poomping?

[Anonymous No.56591624]

>>56591610
>Do /cmmg/ know why it is currently poomping?
chatter at CEO.ca I think.

but like I said, Graeme fucking loves to pump his bullshit every few years. He's been doing this for a while now. He keeps doing it until he can't anymore.

[Anonymous No.56591641]

>>56591603
We aren't the same bro.
I'm the kind of guy who would blow up his leg after 2 days of prospection on an old abandoned german mine and my detector would be stolen by an angry boar the following minute.
Not losing money doing prospection would already be a big win for me kek!

[Anonymous No.56591645]

>>56591609
nobody actually expects him to buy BHS in the middle of the night on the recommendation of one fool because OP got quads.

that would be dumb, unless he wants to bet his money at the casino and see what happens.

and to be fair, 2k isn't exactly a huge bet. I put more into BHS myself yesterday and I think the company is a scam.

[Anonymous No.56591666]

>>56591641
oh true!

flanders fields and the iron harvest.

I would give my left nut to find a nice carolingian silver and the frogdetectoranon from back in the day used to find that stuff and older. It's out there. In your dirt, not mine.

[Anonymous No.56591693]

>>56591666
demonically checked.
Ok, if i start prospection and find something other than soda caps and nails, i'll mail you my first carolingian silver (but the shipping fees are on you, you are the richfag, not me). You have my word bob.
And i live in an old medieval town who was a roman camp before that, so the coins *should* be around.

[Anonymous No.56591702]

>>56591693
the coins are DEFINITELY there

and I'll be pissed if you send me your finds. That's your treasure and I demand you keep it!

seriously, just seeing it makes me happy. I don't need to own it. It's not just a coin, it's also your experience of finding the coin that matters.

that's why I don't sell what I find or give it away. It's a souvenir of an experience. That moment when a lot of work suddenly and unexpectedly pays off.

[Anonymous No.56591792]

>>56591693
>>56591702
one of my favorite detecting stories involves 4chan, maybe somebody itt.

years back I was detecting in a dirt road. The road is relatively new, it went in in 1893. They ran it right through some older house foundations. So I get a good signal under a rock slab in the dirt road. I pull up the rock and find an 1856 seated half. The rock slab is almost a foot thick and about a meter across. It's part of an old house foundation, the SE corner of the house.

So I'm telling this story on /pmg/ or /out/ and some anon tells me that masons used to do that. Put a coin under the SE corner of a house they built. So this isn't just some rando coin lost in the 1860's, it's evidence of Masonic activity at that time.

Stuff like that is cool. Not just the coin, which isn't worth a lot of money, but the story it tells.

[Anonymous No.56591823]

>>56591792
>1856 seated half
I remember wrong according to the pic

1858 O seated half. Maybe VF or so. Maybe a hundred dollars. Not a valuable coin, but a really cool story.

[Anonymous No.56591879]

>>56591792
Neat story fren.
Too bad they weren't using their FM silver tokens to do this. Were they a thing in the US too? Over here we got many differents designs of presence silver tokens from various lodges. Especially circa 1800-1900 when they were widespread in society. Here is one from the Paris' Isis Church, 1808.

[Anonymous No.56591901]

>>56591879
that's badass!

nah, our masons used copper pennies as challenge coins. You'd show membership with your copper penny. I don't have any, and I've never found one in the dirt. I'm not a mason even though my great great grandfather was.

I kinda think masons might be up to some demonic shit, but I don't know. Anyways in the US they didn't use a lot of silver and gold. I have some of my ancestor's masonic shit, but it's all copper and paper junk.

[Anonymous No.56591962]

>>56591879
This is my Great Great Grandpa's masonic pin in gold and G.A.R. pin in copper. He fought in the Civil War on the US side.
He was also a member of the sons of the american revolution. I have a few ancestors that fought the british in 1774 and earlier.

dollar value of this stack is tiny. Historic value is huge.

[Anonymous No.56591970]

>>56591901
>but it's all copper and paper junk
Well, idk why i said silver, there are some, but it was reserved to the elite lodges. Most lodges here also had mainly brass/copper token. The Isis one i posted is in zinc.

Picrel is one in silber from my collection from the GODF "philanthropic house" of Paris, who still exist to this day. And yeah, they are up to demonic shit, but to them the demon is a liberating force necessary to reach godhood and Equilibrium, so it's ok. :)

[Anonymous No.56591990]

>>56591962
That's great. I'm happy to see some ameribros still remember their heritage and their origins. It's increasingly rare as our system do everything to transform you in a rootless, amnesic race of mutts.
Don't forget to pass down this knowledge to your kids too, fren.

[Anonymous No.56592065]

>>56591990
lol my kids are all mutts, One spanish, one swedish, one german. I like to get laid.

None of them care about their history, not yet. They just trying to get rich and out of my shadow. As good kids should.

My history dies with me. My kids are the descendants of kings, but that doesn't mean shit in america. They'll need to do their own thing.

[Anonymous No.56592133]

>>56592065
>My kids are the descendants of kings,
I am something like 1,362nd in line for the british throne. Probably much closer in scotland.

doesn't mean shit.

I'm a diamond dozen in the US. We're all kings here. my name is royal, but my ass still stinks like everyone.

[Anonymous No.56592237]

>>56592133
>my name is royal
for the jacobites and stuarts anyways.

but we lost that war, didn't we?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Sje2VYw99A

kek
the bruce bought both sides, and one side had to go down

one kid had to win over the other. Politics don't matter fucking a few hundred years later. Only gold and silver matter.

[Anonymous No.56592269]

>>56592133
>1,362nd in line for the british throne
keked out loud
One can only be judged upon his own merits, and it's cringe to take pride from actions made by others than yourself.
Even if in truth, it's quasi exclusively nepotism and bootlicking who allow people to ascend in our current world.

Yet, even if you want to create your own path, it's not a reason to deny who you are and where you come from. Understanding how you came up to be what you are. It's a bit more devoid of sense now we all are kids of the state rather than kids raised by the tribe/family, but it's important to remember. For one, because we live in full 1984 and the government/judeocracy constantly rewrite our history to control us. And now they are going after archiving websites and can edit old pages at will, nothing saved online is safe from censorship.

In this tech-dystopia, who will remember 9/11 was a false flag 40 years from now if you don't tell your grandkids about it?
Who will remember the lolocaust was a fucking scam or the horrors made in the name of "the greater good" during the scamdemic?
It's certainly not public school or our (((media))) who will tell them.

[Anonymous No.56592320]

>>56592269
>who will remember 9/11 was a false flag 40 years from now if you don't tell your grandkids about it?
>Who will remember the lolocaust was a fucking scam or the horrors made in the name of "the greater good" during the scamdemic?
years will soon cease to exist. A second may become a year, or a minute. Our entire history will be wiped in a second.

not by jews, but by IQDELET and his ilk. And we will join for the promise of good health and longevity. Our world is dying, and it's vidya and meta eating the carcass. The next war won't be nuclear, it will be virtual.

[Anonymous No.56592416]

CMMG is not willing to listen to my miner shill so I want to shill it here for my stacker bros.

Gold miner Dundee Precious metals:

>1.29 Billion
>mines 290k oz per year (and some copper
>AISC is $840
>already sits on a pile of cash (560M or 43% of mcap)
>keeps making piles of cash every quarter despite not selling everything it mines
>past 6.75 year mined 207k oz gold and 17.2Klbs more than it sold
>doesnt mention their gold/copper pile in quarterly reports or interviews
>trades at 7.5 times earning
>7.7% of mcap is used per year to pay dividends/buy back stock

If the gold/copper pile is true and I'm the first to discover/highlight this, this company has dollar/gold/copper reserves of perhaps 80% its market cap and is thus being valued at maybe 300 Million tops for a 290k oz massively profitable ($840 AISC) production stream.

I've been following the mining space for 15 years now and this might be the best buy I've ever seen.

[Anonymous No.56592452]

>>56592416
>I've been following the mining space for 15 years now
I've been working in the "mining space" for 22 years now and I think you're all morons.

AISC is bullshit. the whole thing is bullshit.

[Anonymous No.56592474]

>>56592416
AISC is based on what I, the mining contractor tell you

and I'm going to tell you a million dollars and then charge 5.

so you go to your shareholders with my rather optimistic guess of one million dollars I said to get the job, and then I'll charge you the real price of 5.

you don't care because it's not your money it's the shareholder's. I don't care because my job is to milk shareholders just like yours is.

I get rich, you get rich, sharholders lose everything.

you do the math, I'm already rich. AISC my ass.

[Anonymous No.56592499]

>>56592452
>>56592474
Ok you can attack the metric all you want but not the fact that this particular company has amassed a cash/gold pile of 80% its mcap and is buying back shares at a relentless pace.

[Anonymous No.56592508]

>>56592499
I don't know anything about your company

all I know after 22 years working as a large contractor for major mining companies is that the AISC is inflated to some number within a few percent of anticipated profits,
and I have made tens of millions of dollars
while most of you have lost money.

invest as you will.

[Anonymous No.56592557]

>>56592499
unless they're paying you dividends, all that difference between AISC and reality is going in someone's pocket, right?

if they can hold 80% of output and buy back share, their AISC is pure bullshit. They're saying $840 while the real number is $110 and they're pocketing the difference.

or paying it to me.

do the fucking math. If they're making that much more than expected, their expectations were pure bullshit all along.

[Anonymous No.56592574]

>>56592557
>oh no I invested in a company that makes too much money

are they paying it to you?
how?
divies?
buying capital assets to increase share value?
investing in growht?

or just pocketing their money and yours?

do the fucking math.

[Anonymous No.56592582]

>>56592574
>do the fucking math
you fucking morons.

[Anonymous No.56592612]

>>56592582

[Anonymous No.56592633]

>>56592612
right?

some of these shills are so bad at math I have to assume they're paid to suck math cock.

[Anonymous No.56592665]

>>56592499
a company could make billions of dollars a day and investors still lose because the money is all being siphoned off to executive pay, contractors, mob bosses, whatever.

how much a company makes IS NOT BY ITSELF A GOOD INDICATION OF WHAT YOU WILL MAKE.

sure, you don't want to invest in companies that lose money.

but companies that say they make billions out of nothing are probably even worse than ones that admit to losing money. Because those companies are lying to you.

[Anonymous No.56592667]

>>56592574
They are giving dividends and buying back shares.
They are also adding to their cash pile and i suspect keeping a lot of it in gold.

Just answer me this.
Are they allowed to just mine 100k oz and sell 90k oz every quarter and keep the ounces piling up in what they report only as inventory without assigning it any value on their books?

[Anonymous No.56592679]

>>56592667
>without assigning it any value on their books?
yes

look into accrual accounting.

your company can go bankrupt with billions in assets on the books. Check out BBBYQ.

your company stock can plumet with the same billions on the books.

[Anonymous No.56592755]

>>56592679
You're funny.
The company has no debt, swims in cash and now you're saying it's possible it's swimming in gold as well but somehow spout bankruptcy doom porn.

[Anonymous No.56592762]

>>56592667
I mean
>AISC is 50%
>but we're only booking AISC of 5%

this isn't a buy opportunity

at best this is a company that's not paying their bills in order to get invetment $$

at worst it's a company that's not paying its bills in order to get investment $$ AND THEY'RE LYING TO YOU.

you do the math.
/cmmg/ already knows.

[Anonymous No.56592770]

>>56592755
I can't believe a person could be this dumb unless they were being paid to be.

[Anonymous No.56592796]

>>56592755
>bankruptcy doom porn.
bankruptcy is exactly how we take money from investors (you) and hand it to executives (me)

[Anonymous No.56592866]

>>56592755
/cmmg/ already learned

if something looks too good to be true, it probably is.

nobody is going to make you rich out of the goodness of their hearts

if a stock promises to make you rich, get rid of it.

[Anonymous No.56593007]

Is this worth 140$ canadian buckerinos? Mintage: 7000
Weight: 1oz

Price aside, what do you think of the design?

[Anonymous No.56593181]

>>56593007
It's ugly, it's tacky, it would be overpriced at $23

[Anonymous No.56593209]

>>56593007
While globo homo is still going the mints they control will still mint shit dedicated to symbolism/people they want us to worship, stay away from this filth.

[Anonymous No.56593212]

>>56592762
>but we're only booking AISC of 5%
Said who?
You are misreading the numbers.
Also if you hate AISC as a metric so much, ignore it.
Just look at their cash growth.

[Anonymous No.56593390]

Silver is the dumbest investment ever

[Anonymous No.56593405]

>>56593390
just shill your shitcoin and move on

[Anonymous No.56593410]

>>56593209
Exactly stop giving your $$$ to people who want you dead. Cuck behavior

[Anonymous No.56593416]

>>56593405
Literally just don't buy silver and be rich

[Anonymous No.56593527]

>>56589636
>gold and silver mining were outlawed during WWI and WWII because miners were needed for war metals
>Metal currency was ALWAYS hoarded, but during the depression it didn't circulate much at all
I don't hear all the current news so for anyone here:
Do you think it will still be possible to buy PMs from mints by year-end?

I ask since I think it will be possible but maybe there's a clear warning sign I am unaware of.

[Anonymous No.56593572]

[Anonymous No.56593590]

>>56593405
Just filter him like i just did, why do you idiots argue with them? Just filter, simple as.

Unrelated: Good Article put out by Egon Von Greyerz the other week.

https://goldswitzerland.com/the-cycle-of-evil/

[Anonymous No.56593623]

>>56589880
哦,是的,您喜歡銀製的中國龍幣嗎? 哈哈,你當然知道。 當你看到中國的巨龍時,你會感到敬畏。 您購買了中國龍,為您的後代獲得了珍貴的傳家寶。 你向他們分享有關中國如何強大的故事。

>>56589895
你是個白痴。 你連村裡的傻子都不如。 你什麼都不知道,因為你是西方教育體系的產物,只知道如何讚美黑人,崇拜同性戀。 當你的國家崩潰並被燒毀時,你會哭泣。 你會祈求強大的中共解放你,並在你驕傲的國家崩潰的廢墟上為你建造甚至三線城市。 又蠢又醜的白豬。

>>56593007
對於低智商的西方消費者來說,這是一個俗氣的硬幣。 那些把錢浪費在這上面的人一定住在棚戶區的一個紙箱裡,裡面裝滿了垃圾,聞起來像小便和亂倫。 在中國,人們會因為你擋了他們的路而向你吐口水,你這個愚蠢的雅庫比猿。 你永遠不會有品味或階級。 你注定會去拖車公園直到你死,總是把你的假錢浪費在價格過高的小飾品上。 更可悲的是,你需要其他失敗者的認可才能讓你對這些愚蠢的購買感覺良好。 你是可憐的白猴。

[Anonymous No.56593651]

>>56593572
哇,這是一枚多麼神奇又美麗的硬幣。 要塑造這樣的形象,你必須是個有品味、尊重中華優秀文化的人。 你是我的朋友,我祝你錢幣收藏好運。

[Anonymous No.56593818]

>order 6 RMs
>refunded for 5 and 1 shipped to me
FUCKING HELL! COME ON!

[Anonymous No.56593934]

>>56593651

[Anonymous No.56594328]

>>56585814
BLACKED Friday

[Anonymous No.56594354]

56593390
Right at 8AM like clockwork.

[Anonymous No.56594460]

>>56586644
checked.
Agreed. Definitely one of the best-looking coins/series.


The generally sell for about $40+/oz on eBay, which is why I don't buy them. Mexico also went through several drastic inflationary periods and then have a metric shit ton of different weights and fineness of silver coins, which means you kinda have to know what you are looking at to stack them.

1968 25 Pesos are OK, because they are common enough (and ugly enough) to be cheap, and are a hair over 1/2 oz ASW.

1951-1954 5 Pesos are OK stackers too, because their weight and finest are printed on them (same as at the God-awful 1977-1979 100 Pesos)

My favorites are the 1955-1956 10 Pesos, because they are big, 90% Ag and they are also imprinted with fineness/weight.

[Anonymous No.56594515]

>>56587644
>The time to buy silver is when it's selling for a discount
GSR is like 1:80, 'tard.

[Anonymous No.56594565]

>>56589636
>metal currency was hoarded. Metal currency was ALWAYS hoarded, but during the depression it didn't circulate much at all. Anyone who got paid in silver or gold either couldn't afford to keep it and passed it on, or more often COULD afford to keep it and hoarded it. So people didn't see a lot of metal money during the depression. This contributed to the banning of gold ownership in 1933, as most people simply hadn't seen the stuff in decades anyways. This was also pretty common in good times, and an extreme problem in the dozens of depressions before the great depression. Outside of the gold glut caused by the California gold rush, and the silver gluts caused by the Comstock and later the Leadville silver strikes, precious metals rarely circulated in the US. Paper was far more common, and most people probably couldn't afford to walk around with even a dollar in their pockets anyways. That was a lot of money back then, so stuff like quarter eagles and up were outrageous sums to just carry around or spend for most people. Especially during the depression when work was scarce and cash was virtually gone.
got a source for any of this bullshit, nigger?

[Anonymous No.56594625]

>>56585555
2024 Pandas available for pre-order at Monument Metals

https://monumentmetals.com/2024-china-30-gram-silver-panda.html

[Anonymous No.56594703]

Platinum Partners, what is happening????

[Anonymous No.56594840]

I bought the dip yesterday.
Did you buy the dip yesterday?

[Anonymous No.56594858]

>>56585814
Haven’t seen decent Black Friday deals in over three years. (((Companies))) just use it as an excuse to peddle their already overpriced shit for a (((discount))).

[Anonymous No.56594893]

>>56594840
Akshually... i did, my good sir.
What did you dipperino slurperino, amigo?

[Anonymous No.56594957]

>>56594893
Slurped me some of that sweet 90% that SD bullion had on sale.
>>56594703
Im not worried fren. My platinum DCA is right around what it's going for right now.

[Anonymous No.56595026]

>>56594957
>90%
Always a comfy buy, same here, slurped a tiny pile of junk.

[Anonymous No.56595053]

>>56594703
I just checked my receipt of when I made my purchase. March 14 2020. You can't find a better time to buy in the last 5 years. I am sitting happy. I was offered 1700 for it a few years ago but will be holding onto it for my son since it is his birth year :)

[Anonymous No.56595067]

>>56594625
看到熊貓媽媽和她的熊貓寶寶,我非常感動。 這是多麼感人的一幕。 中國造幣廠再次向世界交付了另一個令人驚嘆的傑作投資機會。

[Anonymous No.56595106]

>>56595067
That really wasn't necessary.

[Anonymous No.56595237]

>>56591624
The negative bayhorse sentiment is unreal. Bayhorse will do what LINK did from when it was at .17 cents. Miner permitting struggles will ease. It has to. The back and forth noise with permitting for the miners is all by design.

[Anonymous No.56595265]

>>56595237
How much have they produced?
.t bayhorse investoooor 2017-2019
Couldnt stand the wait for production anymore.
They... they are producing r-r-right, anon?

[Anonymous No.56595321]

>>56595265
Bayhorse is going to be one of the wildest rides with people of all kinds of convictions near term, long term, long and short. Most people won’t be able to stomach it.

[Anonymous No.56595381]

picked up another 1901 5 rm for some reason

[Anonymous No.56595427]

>>56593416
The rich have their money in assets not in dollars, so if you where rich you would have more gold and silver.

[Anonymous No.56595435]

for these old coins do a lot of "found allotments" get distributed out to dealers at the same time? it seems like it for the german coins. go most of the year without seeing a nice 2 rm lubeck listed and then 10 dealers in the last week all list bu coins.

[Anonymous No.56595490]

>>56594625
Almost time for another tube of Brits, then.

[Anonymous No.56595769]

>>56595237
>>56595321
Sounds like you're winding up to restart the scam.

[Anonymous No.56595988]

>>56595769
Go buy AMD.

[Anonymous No.56596793]

>/pmg/ turning into bayhorse shilling
i'll see myself out

[Anonymous No.56597034]

gold will be under $1400 before 2030

[Anonymous No.56597298]

>>56585814
No. Especially (((Apmex)))
>woops my servers went down and all the Black Friday deals mysteriously sold out somehow

[Anonymous No.56597406]

>>56594957
I’m so happy my LCS has junk at 8%. It’s almost a no brainer.

[Anonymous No.56597417]

>>56595769
Lmao, the pmg morons have finally realized paying 40% premiums for a worthless commodity is Le Big Dumb so now the shills will sell them a worthless penny stock

[Anonymous No.56597429]

Sweet coineroo!
Post gold for world peace!

[Anonymous No.56597454]

World peace i said!

[Anonymous No.56597480]

>>56597406
Smart! Your silver dime that you pay $2 for will always be worth at least a dime. Good job

[Anonymous No.56597508]

>>56597454
Looks like you bought it at the dollar store on sale for a quarter

[Anonymous No.56597517]

I mean it, world peace. Like, today.

56597508
Harvesting (you)s? How's it going, retard?

[Anonymous No.56597547]

If you don't have gold or silver, you can't post silver or gold.

[Anonymous No.56597563]

>>56593181
>>56593390
>>56593410
>>56593416
>>56597417
>>56597480
>>56597508
You seem to have a lot of regret and anger pent up their chief....what happened? Cut your dick off? lol no refunds.

[Anonymous No.56597614]

[Anonymous No.56597655]

>>56597614
Nice collection, you a leaf?

[Anonymous No.56597691]

>>56597655
Nay, a Kraut.

[Anonymous No.56597729]

>>56597655
I just buy the cheapest coins, doesn't matter me none who minted it. Like this one.

[Anonymous No.56597732]

>>56597614
>>56597655
>>56597691
Krauts and Leafs and Burgers.
The new Stacker Alliance!

[Anonymous No.56597738]

>>56597614
Kektop! We call that the "I could have bought a house but I bought shiny rocks that I keep in a gaudy box" collection

[Anonymous No.56597743]

>>56589880
I think these will be do well on the secondary market. Limited mintage, looks good, and people always like dragons.

[Anonymous No.56597749]

>>56597738
What if i have a house already?

[Anonymous No.56597768]

>>56597691
Does Germany have a decent mint? Is the Germania mint that does the boob coins even in Germany?

[Anonymous No.56597796]

>>56597768
germania mint is in poland

[Anonymous No.56597837]

>>56597749
Then it's still a terrible investment and equivalent to flushing wealth down the toilet

[Anonymous No.56597870]

>>56597837
People invest in lots of different things you dummy. Sorry you cant glue your dick back on. Broke retard.

[Anonymous No.56597880]

>>56597749
That is a bot, anon.

[Anonymous No.56597882]

>>56589679
>Buy reichsmarks now, I just saw 46 5 RMs get nuked from orbit on their new listing.
what site are you talking about and what exactly do you mean? were they listed and then unlisted/banned? are you talking ebay or what

[Anonymous No.56597941]

>>56597768
Like >>56597796 said, Germania mint is in Poland, i don't know where they got their name.
Germany has Gold and Silver Bullion too, it called the Goldeuro and gets released in different weight classes, the most sold is the 100€ 1/2 oz coin.
They are sold near spot by the Bundesministerium für Finanzen. The motives change every year. We had a series Deutsche Städte (German cities, with Goslar, Kassel and so on) and Deutscher Wald with local fauna.
We also had a cool Grundgesetz (constitution) series, Einigkeit, Recht und Freiheit, 2019, 2020, 2021.
Every coin gets minted in all 5 official German mints in Berlin, München, Stuttgart, Karlsruhe and Hamburg in equal parts. So if you buy a 2020 Einigkeit coin, you get it with 5 mint signs. Collectors love that shit, now they can buy 5 of the same :-)
But the Austrian Philharmoniker is far more popular, even in Germany. I don't know why. I for one just buy the cheapest internationally recognized coins, Brits, Leafs, Nuggets, Phils, Kruger.

>>56597738
How dare you call my box gaudy. Show your stack.

>>56597837
What if i already am invested in stonks?

[Anonymous No.56597963]

>>56597768
somalia elephants are made by the bavarian state mint and noah arks are from geiger. probably the two easiest german made options

[Anonymous No.56597972]

>>56597880
Seethe more......Lmao, how much have you lost in the silver scam

[Anonymous No.56598006]

>>56597941
I suppose if you have $5,000,000 in good investments and you want to flush away $20,000 buying shiny rocks that's your prerogative

[Anonymous No.56598008]

>>56597972
you definitely aren't a bot. you usually don't even respond to me since you're an actual real life loser and probably feel bad about yourself from the replies

[Anonymous No.56598020]

>>56589985
>>56590032
>>56590081
>shermer the squirmer"
t. David Irving (the foremost scholar on WW2, and prolific author, overall brilliant man)

shermer is the quintessential midwit for the masses, even appearing on joe rogan a couple times with his persona being the "open minded skeptic" who takes a roundabout way to get to the "acceptable" mainstream position, but making sure to step just slightly out of line so you can feel smart thinking you explored every avenue of a "conspiracy" while never really leaving the reservation.

for an example here is a debate between historical revisionist Mark Weber vs "Shermer the squirmer" https://www.bitchute.com/video/38oqCM5RsYz6/

[Anonymous No.56598035]

>>56597941
Nice Treasure box.

[Anonymous No.56598154]

>>56598006
Nope, the rocks are part of my portfolios risk management.
You will understand eventually that you want to avoid risk and are prepared to leave gains on the table because you actually have enough.
I suspect you are young and think you understand everything and everyone else is stupid. I was you once.
You cunt.

[Anonymous No.56598157]

>>56598008
Lmao you all you do is brag you buy overpriced nazi coins in a lame attempt to get yous from other low IQ antisemites

[Anonymous No.56598166]

>>56598035
Thanks m8, yours i rate 8/8.

[Anonymous No.56598208]

>>56598157
>antisemites
Not all here are antisemites. I had the opportunity to study history and antisemitism is sadly a totally artificial thing, it really is a shame.
Same in eastern Europe with the Gypsies.
It's a particularly ugly kind of tribalism and i wish we wouldn't accept it.

[Anonymous No.56598316]

My retarded sister wants to buy gold. I'm scared that she will get scammed, because she's retarded. Any foolproof tips where to buy gold and not get scammed? Thanks!

[Anonymous No.56598420]

>>56598208
>I had the opportunity to study history and antisemitism is sadly a totally artificial thing
my degree is in history and it's not at all artificial

>do bad things to other people
>people hate you for it
>OH VEY WHY DO PEOPLE HATE US ITS TOTALLY BASELESS
aRtIfIcIaL!!!

>>56598316
sdbullion or jmbullion, best mix of price and selection

[Anonymous No.56598531]

哦,不,來自加拿大的憤怒葉人正在與德國新同性戀者成為打屁股的伙伴。 毫無疑問,這會導致醜陋的白豬聯合起來,聞起來像小便。

>>56598316
哦,你姐姐聽起來像個聰明的女人。 在中國,所有女性都很聰明,因為受過良好的中共教育。 她應該投資中國熊貓金幣。 它們由純金製成,上面有可愛的熊貓圖案,每年都會變化。 極具收藏價值。 她會看到熊貓幣並大聲說:「哇哦,多麼可愛的熊貓幣。兄弟來看看。我的硬幣是不是很可愛。我愛中國,希望嫁給一個英俊的中國男人,為光榮的中共生下中國寶寶”

[Anonymous No.56598546]

>>56598316
There are some big name online retailers that are relatively safe. You are not necessarily guaranteed to get the best possible deal but they aren't likely to ship fake product.

[Anonymous No.56598585]

>>56598316
Apmex is good. JMBullshit will send you 2nd best stuff with frits and scratches.

[Anonymous No.56598605]

>>56598316
My go to's:
Golden Eagle Coin
Prospectors Gold and Gems
Monument Metals
Golden State Mint
Hero bullion
Stout Gold
SD Bullion
Aydin Coins

[Anonymous No.56598868]

>>56598420
>>56598605
SDBullion sent me picrel as 'brilliant uncirculated'. When I contacted them, they said something to the effect that "condition varies"

[Anonymous No.56598878]

>>56598316
Bold, Hero, Monument, Liberty, Bullion Exchange are all safe with good prices. Coins are generally safer and bars make up the majority of scams. It's pretty difficult to make a fake coin that is an obvious scam, ping tests are almost foolproof and even a retard can understand it.

[Anonymous No.56598910]

Found this on a local buy and sell site lads, he wants €1750 for a 1 oz Perth Mint Gold Bar when the spot is currently €1820, the ad was put up 3 days ago when the spot was even higher, too good to be true?

[Anonymous No.56599055]

>>56598868
Or you could just not buy retard rocks it's not like you need them and they are terrible investments

[Anonymous No.56599084]

>>56598868
sorry I'm not a numifag only care about weight, you guys can go to apmex I guess

[El Arcón No.56599098]

>>56585555
Does this highway go out of Antarctica?

[Anonymous No.56599103]

>>56598910
Many of those tend to be fakes. Most commonly faked bar besides Pamp. I'd get it tested on site with an electronic machine for purity, otherwise I wouldn't buy for any price.

[Anonymous No.56599196]

>there are people buying these obviously fake sovereigns
It's insane how dumb people are and how ebay lets these scammers run free
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/204523443630

[Anonymous No.56599219]

>>56599103
If it's fake just sell it to another retard is not like you rock collectors are trying to build wealth

[Anonymous No.56599273]

>>56599103
On his "receipt" it shows he bought it for €1320 in December 2020, i checked the spot for back then and it was over €1500 plus the guy has no feedback on his profile, its fake as fuck.

[Anonymous No.56599410]

>>56599196
Very true

[Anonymous No.56600465]

bought 3 more chunkies on the dip

[Anonymous No.56600467]

just arrived today, we're so back

[Anonymous No.56600525]

henlo frens, i finally hit 50ozt of silber. am excite!

[Anonymous No.56600538]

>>56600465
>bought 3 more chunkies on the dip
retard

[Anonymous No.56600571]

>>56600525
congrats

[Anonymous No.56600634]

>>56595321
Just fuck off already. You aren't wecome here.

[Anonymous No.56600670]

>>56600465
yeah chunky bois

[Anonymous No.56600686]

>>56600525
nice job.
doin good anon.

[Anonymous No.56600693]

>>56600634
Kektop these silver shitcoin scammers don't like competition from penny stock scammers

[Anonymous No.56600773]

>>56599410
Just a thought but.. wouldn't be your fud campaign be more efficient if you actually showed fake coins instead of real ones?

[Anonymous No.56600861]

>>56600773
Wouldn't your silver shitcoin shilling be more effective if even one moron who bought your shitrocks made a profit?

Lmao they all lose 80% or more

[Anonymous No.56600937]

>>56600861
Well, i've posted many screenshots already proving you i'm in deep green territory but you always chose to ignore them soooo...

[Anonymous No.56600947]

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/20/another-ex-jp-morgan-precious-metals-trader-pleads-guilty-to-spoofing.html
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/ex-deutsche-bank-gold-traders-found-guilty-in-spoofing-trial-1.1499597
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/white-collar-and-criminal-law/ex-merrill-lynch-gold-traders-found-guilty-in-spoofing-trial
https://www.kitco.com/news/2022-08-11/Ex-JPMorgan-gold-traders-convicted-after-1-month-long-spoofing-trial.html
wow, no gold spoofing cases this year. no wonder 2k was tickled.

[Anonymous No.56601031]

Soon

[Anonymous No.56601082]

>I submitted the frensmark to a coin producer and this is their response lol

Looks like I’m handpouring coins for when the Frens Reich conquers the West (in two more weeks).

Getting a 3D printer, furnace, and molds ready. Pray that I get this new job, triple my income, and can start soon.

[Anonymous No.56601107]

>>56601082
what producer?

[Anonymous No.56601136]

>>56601031
>dysneyslop
>king globohomo pedolizard
>straya' dragon
ngl i'm not a huge fan of your selection. I mean, silver is silver, but i guess the premiums are pretty high on all those, right?
I'd rather pick up a 5oz standard bar for the same price and call it a day.

[Anonymous No.56601141]

>>56601107
Coin USA. I think I can pull off some unique designs at a larger weight. And if we’re doing a frensmark at this point I want it 5 oz or more.

[Anonymous No.56601164]

>>56600467
Let's see the flip side of this coin

[Anonymous No.56601168]

>>56601141
pls try https://osbornecoin.com/

[Anonymous No.56601171]

>>56601082
Did they directly screenshot this from the ADL website lmao?
This country is so kiked/cucked it's absolutely unreal.
TKD

[Anonymous No.56601176]

>>56601141
i'm still up for doing it too. i've just been lazy and haven't followed up with their reply since the israel shit started up. i figured it's going to be even harder to get someone to agree to do it.

[Anonymous No.56601184]

>>56594460
>Mexico also went through several drastic inflationary periods and then have a metric shit ton of different weights and fineness of silver coins, which means you kinda have to know what you are looking at to stack them.
For years I've enjoyed pulling the goofball .300 silver (also .100 1 peso) Mexican coins from "$0.25 each" cheapie foreign coin boxes some coin shops and dealers at flea markets have sitting out, they're nothing special but even shit-tier billon silver is hard for me to leave behind when so cheap.
>1968 25 Pesos are OK, because they are common enough (and ugly enough) to be cheap, and are a hair over 1/2 oz ASW.
A good option for stacking weight cheap, I really don't like the design but that makes the prospect of letting them go perfectly painless.
>1951-1954 5 Pesos are OK stackers too, because their weight and finest are printed on them (same as at the God-awful 1977-1979 100 Pesos)
>My favorites are the 1955-1956 10 Pesos, because they are big, 90% Ag and they are also imprinted with fineness/weight.
Definitely better than the olympics coin, but you didn't mention the big daddy 30 gram .900 5 pesos from 1947-48! That's my favorite of the cheaper newer crown sized Mexican silver coins, though lately they've carried a premium making them not as attractive if going solely for weight. Mexico also produced the first true 1ozt bullion round I'm aware of (33.625g of sterling silver) in 1949, those chonkers are interesting pieces of silver stacking history.

[Anonymous No.56601211]

>>56601168
They’re on the list but I want to learn how to cast shit so making them myself seemed like a good way to learn.

[Anonymous No.56601219]

>>56601176
Another reason doing it yourself has its pros; you get to make your request as racist and retarded as you want.

[Anonymous No.56601251]

>>56597837
You need to include what about Chinese, Russian, German, French, Polish etc. stocks since 1900.
They were mostly wiped out while PMs got zero losses. You took the one stock market (US) that went through that unscathed. This is called survivorship bias.

[Anonymous No.56601265]

>>56601211
>making them myself
It will be a real pain in the ass, how do you plan to make the die?
I know people who wouldn't give a fuck about how "racist" frogs are and do it for you : chinks.
Question is would you trust chinks with hundreds of silver blanks?
And then you have the issue of passing through the customs.

[Anonymous No.56601314]

>>56600525
Keep on stacking fren! Good job.

[Anonymous No.56601354]

>>56601136
When you grab tubes from different mints each year it can get boring. I like to buy things npcs would like. The fact you don't like them would indicate to me you are not an NPC, and thats cool. The disney note only has a mintage of 5000 so the premiums were high. I have never seen a sheet of silver before. To each their own.

[Anonymous No.56601380]

>>56601031
>>56601136
>>56601354
i wasn't going to post it but now that there's a couple disney replies. anyone remember these?

[Anonymous No.56601390]

>>56600525
Feels good, dunnit?
For me, 50 more for the next tier.

[Anonymous No.56601417]

>>56601265
Sand casting silver melted in a propane furnace using 3D resin prints of various meme bullion. Coins, bars, etc. should have more than enough detail.

[Anonymous No.56601514]

>>56601265
>>56601417
Every one in a while I see a batch of really well-done few-ozt statues going by on ebay. I'm suspect it's a garage sculptor who has a 3D printer to make the wax or resin or whatever. I just searched the silver section for "cast" and got lots of hits (pic related) Pricey af though - you've got to really be 'into' whatever it is.

[Anonymous No.56601527]

>>56601082
>tfw banned
feels bad man

[Anonymous No.56601546]

>>56601417
The result will look awful bro, pours wont work out for the details, you need a hydraulic press to have a good looking coin. And do you really see yourself pouring a thousand of them?
That will be an insane amount of work, i don't think you realize.

[Anonymous No.56601555]

>>56601417
sand casting can either be really good or really shitty

[Anonymous No.56601580]

>>56601546
>>56601555
IF the test trials work I’ll be making 5 oz to 10 oz coins which would be worth my time. A hydraulic press is an option but I would have to get custom dies made.

[Anonymous No.56601714]

>>56601546
https://youtu.be/b6FzJ3J6NvU
I always thought casting doesn't create nice coins but I was impressed with how these turned out.

[Anonymous No.56601891]

>>56601714
B-but they turned out looking like complete shit fren!

[Anonymous No.56601904]

>>56601380
I have never seen those before. Just looked them up and the prices for one note are ridiculous. Tell me more about them.

[Anonymous No.56601994]

>>56601714
That said, thanks for the vid, this guy's channel looks really cool.

[Anonymous No.56602118]

>>56601904
i remember exchanging usd for them when we were checking into our hotel. they had different characters on different denominations. the paper felt like a normal dollar bill. i think i probably have a few at my mom's. i'll have to look for them next time i'm there. the exchange rate at the time was 1:1, if i remember right.

[Anonymous No.56602306]

>>56585555
Britannias are the coolest looking bullion coin

[Anonymous No.56602449]

>>56602306
They look gay af now with Charles

[Anonymous No.56602764]

Please include a metal related photo for the next baked thread.

[Anonymous No.56602789]

>>56602764
dogs are wearing metal brah

[Anonymous No.56603027]

>>56589912
gold not so much, but plenty of coins

[Anonymous No.56603531]

going all in 100% physical zinc

[Anonymous No.56603654]

>>56602789
bow wow