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>>19511668
Got this for $26, how'd I do?

https://www.jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/

Info on junk silver
Good addition to the header?

>>19511668
Why would you want $14? Premiums will spike and the physical price will stay the same as it is now. Bunch of fucking retards.

Life pro tip. Take out as many credit cards and unsecured loans as possible to buy gold with and then discharge them under chapter 7 bankruptcy.

>>19511738
Better get one of these for that, anon
Otherwise it might get scratched or something

>>19511765
All the sites I keep tabs on adjust according to spot.
Yes, the premiums are still high. At least at $14 spot I'll get ozs below $20 though. That's why, my fren.

>>19511862
That is a jew lie you believe anon. Dealers stock is from 16-18 dollars. When the spot price dips, the price of a bar of silver won't drop 20% accordingly. It might drop 5% at most.

>>19511862
I want that con but the price is too damn high.

>>19511862
Dude when spot was 12 you could only buy for 19-25????

>>19512472
Around 15-17.

>>19512396
axxording to numista it's selling for $22-$125

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6847.html

One of their members has one and wants to trade it

https://en.numista.com/echanges/swaplist.php?id=149484&page=2

***I can't vouch for that guy or anyone selling on ebay, I just did a 3-minute search***
DYOR as always, fren

>>19512232
Believe what you want my fren. I watch sites that go up and down with spot, almost penny-for-penny.
The last time I made a purchase was when spot was around $14.80. Picked up a couple 10 oz bars new from a reputable mint at $19 per oz.

>>19512634
Yea i was looking at it when one anon posted a picture with one in it a day or 2 ago, the lower priced ones are pretty worn down, if you want a decently detailed one you're looking at spending at least $150. It's a cool coin, and I'll just wait for my LINK to moon before buying any numismatic stuff.

Here's another cool uncommon coin I got turned on to by my lcs.

>>19512472
see >>19512708

I could have gotten a cheaper per-oz cost, but I wanted a particular bar new from the mint. Secondary bars/rounds would have been $1-$3 less per oz.

>>19512770
Everyone bitches about these premiums and some anons having pee pee contests to see who can be the biggest jew, but I'm pretty sure not many on this board including my self was able to buy silver when it was less than $5 an ounce

>>19512759
Nice. I like the art on the reverse.
I don't know too much about numismatics, mostly just a stacker who appreciates cool art, nut I would like to pick up one of these if I can find one in good condition at a decent price~

https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/austria-5-corona-km-2807-1900-1907-cuid-1044760-duid-1220431

>>19512759
i found this design in a copper round one day, i love these but i havent gotten any yet

>>19513207
Did you get the copper round?

>>19511745
Nice, go ahead and add that

>>19513113
You can't really tell from this pic, but it has words on the edge of the coin. For some reason I can't find a good pic of the edge, even though i was looking at one just the other day.

>>19512708
>>19512770
You must be a noob. 6 months ago when spot was $18 you could buy a 10oz bar for $185.

My last ASE purchase a long time ago was spot at 16.50 and 18.49 paid per coin. When spot was 14 they were selling for like 22-23.

It is okay that you don't know it all. But its your money you are wasting.

>>19514017
How much silver do you have? How long have you been stacking?

>>19514017
lol reading comprehension
>>19512708
>>19512770
>Picked up a couple 10 oz bars new from a reputable mint at $19 per oz
>I could have gotten a cheaper per-oz cost, but I wanted a particular bar new from the mint.
>Secondary bars/rounds would have been $1-$3 less per oz
10oz @ $19/oz=$190
$1-$3 per oz less would equal $160-$180
Not sure why you're so angry anon, have a nice picture and chill. It's all gonna be OK, fren.

>>19513687
different coin, but same country same era same edge

>>19511745
Very nice. Mercury dimes & Walking Liberty half dollars are some of the most beautiful coins out there. Same engraver on both.

>>19514661

>Bullion dealers
https://www.apmex.com/
https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/
https://www.bgasc.com/
https://www.gainesvillecoins.com/
https://www.jmbullion.com/
https://www.providentmetals.com/
https://www.silvertowne.com/
https://sdbullion.com/
https://schiffgold.com/
https://goldsilver.com/
https://pinehurstcoins.com/
https://www.sprottmoney.com/
https://www.moneymetals.com/
https://monumentmetals.com/
https://www.goldenstatemint.com/
https://goldsilver.be/en/
https://www.muenze-berlin.de/
https://www.hollandgold.nl/
https://www.europesilverbullion.com/
https://www.celticgold.eu/en/
https://www.muenzeoesterreich.at/eng/

>Constitutional/"junk" silver info
https://www.jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/

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

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

>Prospecting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://www.usgs.gov/energy-and-minerals/mineral-resources-program/science
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/mineral-titles/mt-faqs/faq_fmc.pdf
https://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/mines-and-minerals/mining-act
https://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

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

>YouTube/Podcasts
https://www.youtube.com/user/silverguru David Morgan
https://www.youtube.com/user/SprottGlobal
https://www.youtube.com/user/KitcoNews
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqmToXM7x2tD7-2rs0KvObA
https://www.youtube.com/user/GoldAndSilverClub1
https://www.youtube.com/user/whygoldandsilver
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCED7G7CZfqdSV9zttlr1M_g
https://www.youtube.com/user/belangp

>>19514760
It tickles me to see a fasces on historical coins considering how it would trigger the soulless ones in current year.

>>19513685
Done

Comment was too long with housewife status, so new OP will have to add it in the 1st post with the previous >>

As always, when copypasting please remove the "[embed]", otherwise they stack up

>>19514972
Why does it trigger people?

>>19514163
Who is she?
I want to cum inside of her

>>19514972
are you talking about antifa/politically correct/cancel culture?
I doubt they would even get the reference...

>>19515008
I'm guessing fasces~fascism

>>19515008
>>19515067
Any historical reference linking us to the greatness of the past is evil and must be destroyed.

>>19514760
>>19514972
>>19515008
>>19515129
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasces

>>19515174
>To the Romans, it was known as a bipennis
>bipennis
lol

>>19514972
>>19515008
>>19515129
I'm not a fan of illoomuhnurti shenanigans, or Rome having power over the USA, or fascism or even authoritarian regimes in general.
I'm not really bothered by the symbolism though, I see it as a reference to strength in unity, how the 13 colonies successfully stood up and rebelled against the British empire.
Maybe I'm being naive though, I know there's folks that see it as Luciferian/illuminati control over the US from day one.
I'm not a lizard sympathizer, I swear...

>>19515556
Damn lizard lover!!!

>>19512232
Wrong, i managed to get multiples 5kg bars for 15.50/oz during the late march dip.
It lasted only a day before they manually changed the premium tho. :^)

>>19511668
/pmg/ is dead

>>19515949
Nah there was some good discussion in previous thread about Mexibros and silver

>>19515556
Low test cucked faggot

>>19515970
>Mexibros
exactly
/pmg/ is dead

>>19515970
?

>>19515777
lol

>>19516060
Did you reply to the wrong post? If not, what are you talking about? Long live the USA, and fuck the NWO and the statist bootlickers!
If trollin, lol you got me

>>19515302
>hey bevis
>that kids holding a faggot

>>19516310
Low
Test
Cucked
Faggot

>>19510371
>netherland ducats
have any pics?

>>19516795
Here is a double gold ducat 6,989 gram, 98,3% gold

>>19516842
How big are they?

>>19516500

>>19516763
Can't tell if low-effort troll, or collectivist bootlicker
Either way, try harder

/pmg/ is comfy, post interesting pics or good info or fuck outta here

>>19516922
The Austrian ducats are about the diameter of a US nickel but are about as thin as a dime.

>>19514972
>>19515174
the first hour of this video goes on and on about facses depictions in the old world and what it might be

>>19517053
forgot video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhr6bWtDzJo

>>19517024
thanks anon

mail day

>>19511738
Delete thisb cursed image

>>19517275
Now that shit is cursed...

>>19511745
thanks friend, Thinking of getting a bag of junk silver and my autism will need to organize them

>>19511775
That’s actually pretty smart.

>>19517434
You will also need to clean them...
Never keep dirty silver in your house.

>>19511668
Silver fire sale kek

26.40 AUD aka 18.33 USD (Free Postage & Tax Free XD)

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2020-Maple-Leaf-1oz-9999-Silver-Bullion-Coin-Royal-Canadian-Mint/274387297040?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649

>>19517609
No one wants your Chinese steel rounds.

What does this man know?

>>19513235
not for 22$ for 10 lol

>>19513235
DID SOMEONE SAY COPPER!?

>>19517510
It's actually pretty unethical and illegal. Don't do it.

>>19516922
Checked, also Dutch Double Ducats have a 26 mm diameter, but are very thin

I’ll be at rare anchor coin all day today doing ASE giveaways.

>>19518636
would it work though

>>19518815
Is that a frog

>>19518912
yes

>>19518815
Yes it would work, and just go for it dude. The world is unironically ending. Fuck the credit card companies. This is probably the only chance you're ever going to have to be rich.

Just traded a dos pesos coin and a 2.5 pesos coin for a 1/10 oz libertad. Pretty happy to be able to have gotten one, it's a neat little coin

>>19517510
Don't forget to bury all the gold and silver in an undisclosed location so even if they want to imprison you or sue you or whatever they can never get your assets. Same deal in a divorce, you can hide millions in gold from your wife until all the legal proceedings are done.

>>19517275
Where did you buy that?

>>19518815
In 2009 someone I knew did something like that. She bought like $20,000 worth of coins, went delinquent in credit card payment, and the CC company settled by making her only pay ~$5000 and called it even. Credit score was poop but only for 7 years. She has really good credit score now as if that never happened lmao.

>>19511668
ITS FUCKING BULLSHIT

>>19520417
>as low as $8.19 over spot!
topkeked

>>19520450
im sitting on 85oz, the last 15 have been so hard....so hard....

>>19520502
Feel you fren, but you must be patient and not FOMO in. Personally i refuse to purchase as long as it's over $20. And i'm the most bullish dude on pmg concerning silver.
It's just the limit i promised myself to not go over when i started to stack 2 years ago.
So for the moment i'm just accumulating cash, refreshing the spot price every hour since few months.. It's only suffering to not be able to purchase, but i know the time of the last dip will eventually come.
>current portfolio :
>80% silver
>20% cash, waiting to be transmuted into silver

stacklet reporting in haven't bought anything in a while. Might start stacking 1/4oz gold soon

>>19520605
but if silver was to moon to 50 and beyond does it really matter if you buy at 20 or 25 $ ? should not matter really i mean i get what you are saying but if you believe silver is going to go much higher it should not really matter where you buy

>>19511738

honestly, that is about the market rate for physical these days... so pretty good?

>>19520726
Actually i believe silver will end up in the 4 digits range. So yes, you are right.
But it's just a matter of self control (also i'm a poorfag on cripplebux so every dollar count when i do a purchase).

>>19518602
if you put it in a glass of vinegar for a week until it turns green and then throw it in a fire it makes the fire green

>>19520726
anon I agree with you to a large extent. but at the same time. I feel strongly we're going to get a good dip here and that's the time to buy. I know its just a few more ounces of silver by waiting for the dips, but when silver is $50oz in a couple years and only going up, a few more ounces start adding up big time...

>>19520890
When's the big dip?

>>19517531
Wait really? I have a few merc dimes that are dirty should I get the baking soda and vinegar?

I heard cleaning the silver coins reduces the silver content how true is this?

>>19522230
the tarnish is actually oxidized silver; when you wipe that off you reduce the actual weight of the coin, and are removing silver.

the amount of 'silver' stays the same regardless of it being dirty, but you should acquire them clean and keep them clean

>>19522283
Cool thanks for the info

Should I try to play the gold/silver ratio for gains, or is that a meme and I'll get shitted on by premiums?

>>19522375
Gold/silver aren't for playing, they're for stacking.

Play with shitcoins if you want to trade ratios.

>>19518815
It's unethical you fucktard. Companies and tax payers are the ones that forgive your debt. Fuck you.

The 50 came! My mormon cash register is complete. Pics to come but I can't take them now.

Gold Philly comes tomorrow so I'll probably get pics in tomorrow.

>>19521800
Three months ago

>>19522480
whats that?

>>19522480
Philharmonics are the ugliest coin.

>>19522400
dubs confirm

>>19518602
>SOMEONE SAY COPPER!?
nothing personal mate.

>>19523015
>t. britannia cuck

>>19522230
In general, you should not clean or polish your old silver coins as that tremendously destroys any numismatic value that the coin may have. You probably have a bunch of "junk" silver coins so it is likely that they have very little numismatic value. However, you never know. There's nothing wrong with coins that are tarnished or have a bit of dirt on them.

>tfw even Tyler (chico crypto) shilled physical silver in his last video.
Do you think the shitcoins bagholders are waking up to the fact they are just gambling on a giant ponzi platform and nothing they are speccing on is real?
I hope not, it would sucks if the crypto money started to leak into gold&silver. The premiums would go even higher..

The Dip can't come soon enough bros... i don't want the normans to know about our secret garden until we all are fully stacked.

>>19517434
yw friend
Here's some more info on junk silver-

https://www.kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/buying_guide.php

There's some good info there, including a table that translates price x face value into markup. Basically try not to pay more than 15x face value.
Good luck anon!
Also post pics after you buy

>>19523543
>even fucking dimes are faked
chinks don't have any limits in their scammery, do they?
What's next? Fake copper pennies?

>>19523543
What has this world come to?
I mean, whats next? fake blow jobs?

>>19517053
>>19517080
That guy is a character lol
interesting info though, thank you for posting it. I usually see flat earth stuff and assume disinfo to discredit/distract, but he had some interesting ideas not related to flat earth.
Can't sign on for FE though, I've been on the other side of the planet and talked to senpai-a-lam/gf when they're in nighttime and I'm in daytime, so...

I’ve not seen reflectionsanon in ANY /pmg/ bread since the Kung Flu began

Did he died?

>>19523786
clearly he knew too much.
"they" couldn't let him keep getting away with it.

>>19523808
That ensaddens me. F for my sweet prince, here’s your favourite pic

>>19518912
Not just any frog, but a (very) cute tree frog!

>>19523666
>>19523703
>What's next? Fake copper pennies?
I'm sorry anon...
https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/genuine-or-fake-1943-copper-penny-768883

>I mean, whats next? fake blow jobs?
Just duckduckgo "fake blowjob" lol

>>19523999
>https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/genuine-or-fake-1943-copper-penny-768883
555-COMON-NOW

>>19523786
I never bothered to ask, but what are we supposed to see in this pic?

>>19512232
I've caught apmex during a severe dip before they managed to adjust their premium. Was lucky.

>>19522469
>It's unethical you fucktard.

>>19513113
german empire coins (1871-I forget) have similar art. I like those.

>It's unethical you fucktard. Companies and tax payers are the ones that forgive your debt. Fuck you.

>>19511775
>when your credit score is 7

>>19520785
I was just joking, I bought it for funsies, going to put a file to the coin and grind down any sharp edges, then I'm going to put the coin on a cord to wear as a necklace, the stone the builder rejected shall become the chief corner stone.

>>19522469
> t.

Was lurking around on wiki and on the french silver page, i saw this in the very first paragraph :
>Le faible niveau des réserves de ce métal en fait une matière première minérale critique.
>Depuis 2011, la Commission européenne définie une liste trisannuelle de matières premières critiques1 pour l'économie européenne dans le cadre de son Initiative Matières Premières, initiée en 2008. À ce jour, 14 matières premières ont été identifiées comme critiques
Which isn't mentioned in the english version. I think it would interest my mmg bros. It roughly translate as :
>The low level of silver reserves make it a critical commodity
>Since 2011, the European Commission make a triannual list of critical commodities [vital] for the european economy under it's Commodities Initiative, started in 2008. To this day, 14 commodities (all metals) have been identified as critical (both in term of low remaining reserves and strategic/economic uses).

It is as bullish as it get frens. I don't expect to have any (you)s since you all only care about posting photos of your coins, but i thought it could be important to notice the EU commission have silver in a special list of important stuff to get their hands on ASAP.

It got me thinking : would it mean the silver's prices suppression on the markets by the big banks is at best tolerated, and at worst encouraged, by EU politicians?
Notice the year silver was added in the critical list : 2011. The same year the DB and JPMorgan started to heavily short SLV while massively buy physical...
It would explain why the 4 big silver shorting banks avoided almost all their trials for market manipulation in the EU and dodged all audits from EMIR (the EU market regulation infrastructure) for the past 10 years.
The more i dig the question, the more i find clues leading me to believe silver is not manipulated by the banks for gains, but they are just the weapons secretly used by countries to control silver (and prepare silver backing)

>>19523393
I'd wager more than half the people ITT came from crypto into PM's. I did.

>>19524357
Also, notice how the Critical List created in 2011 is the result of the 2008's Commodities Initiative. 2008, in the midst of the financial crisis... It all connect with my rant about JPM stacking not for itself but for the US Treasury. If you remember JPM started to short silver when they were given by the US treasury the task to "sanitize" and partially absorb Lehman brother. And back then, Lehman had the biggest silver short position, which JPM inherited.
You start to see how all the dominos fall down in place?
>lehman secretly asked by the US (deep state?) to massively short silver
>lehman collapse, lot of dirty laundry
>the US then ask (and pay) JPM to clean the mess and continue all short positions taken from lehman
>short positions are in standby for a while after the crisis during the restructuration
>meawhile SLV shot to the moon to $50 during this timelapse
>JPM then shut it down by doubling down the short positions
>silver tanks, JPM start to secretly accumulate physical for the account of the deep state in 2011

This is glowing super hard frens. Silver. Silver is the key to global dominance.

>>19524574
>>19524357
Silver has the second most industrial uses out of any commodity in the world, second only to oil.

It's obvious that silver is a vital and strategic resource.

>>19523831
Beautiful pic

>>19523779
yea im not sold on FE either, i found that video looking for Tartaria/Mud Flood stuff. But those topics seem to have a lot of overlapping supporters
Jon Levi is the best Tartaria channel on youtube if you are interested https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5vXBfxN7rxKeJHJxS8dNDw/videos

>>19524700
thanks captain obvious. It's not about determining if silver is a strategic resource, of course it is, but rather how the big players deal with the markets and interacts with each others in order to achieve a total price control (while not producing any).
It could help us determining how valuable is silver to (((them))).
To me it's clear : it's the most valuable asset for the elites, even before gold.
While i was looking the sources on the english wiki article for silver, look what i found :
>"'World has 5 times more gold than silver' | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis". dna. 3 March 2009. Retrieved 17 December 2017.

OG article is still up : https://www.dnaindia.com/business/interview-world-has-5-times-more-gold-than-silver-1235602
interesting read.
Would be fun to see a G:S ratio going from 1:115 to 5:1 kek

>>19518225
>Chinese steel rounds

Imagine missing out one buying Britannias and Maple Leafs, AT spot... YOU MISSED OUT HE JUST FIXED IT kek

Standard biz buy high sell low

>>19524840
I'll play devil's advocate here. Silver has industrial uses, which is great. Many of the applications are growing. But we don't want silver to perform like a commodity, we want it to be a store of value.

IMHO silver is a fundamentally worse SoV than gold because 1. It's much more common and 2. It tarnishes. Furthermore, I don't think PM's as a SoV have more of a role than for settling accounts and backing currencies. Cash is already being phased out, and for all practical purposes PM's are a much worse medium of exchange than cash.

Now our best hope for PM's is for them to become collateral or backing assets for a new digital currency. This makes a lot of sense if you think about it. Everyone know's fiat currencies are in senescence, and most cryptocurrencies are total shit. Even legit SoV currencies like Bitcoin have some serious issues. Verifiable PM backed digital currencies makes sense.

Now here's where it gets tricky for silver. There's really no reason to have a basket of PM's backing a digital currency as opposed to just straight gold. Gold is simply better for storage and transportation, and it could be gold is the victor of winner-take-all for backing assets. Silver does have some advantages though. Some countries have been hoarding gold, and have access to more gold mining. China for example. If China is first to launch a gold backed digital currency, it would be advantageous for silver producers (USA, Mexico, etc...) to instead use silver as a backing asset due to having more control over the supply.

Speaking of silver supply, silver is in a neat position right now where most silver mined is a byproduct of other mining. Commodity production is slowing down across the board, so even if silver moons, production can't ramp up to keep up with demand like it can with gold.

>World gold inventories, including jewellery, have increased from 1 billion ounces in 1940 to 5 billion ounces today. In contrast, silver inventories have declined from 10 billion ounces in 1940 to 1 billion ounces

This is the absolute clownworld we live in.
When silver price get reevaluated, i struggle to imagine it bros...
The GMI stack will be 1oz (= 1 supertankers full of 16yo lolis).
10oz = megapolis harem the size of Singapore, with a breeding structure ala Epstein to create 500 heirs per year so your name lives on forever
100oz = dubbed King of a territory the size of Minnesota, every gas station have a mandatory loli + lambo awaiting just for your travels while you apply your feudal right of the first night all across your newly conquered lands
1000oz = ultrasentiant being, get a property title over a galaxy + a fleet of spaceX rockets to conquer it. Get a special right to enslave any tentacle galatic loli species you discover.
10000oz= ???

>>19511668
Nobody answered me in the last thread. Why are the spot prices on JMBullion always higher than posted spot prices on other gold and silver websites? I have seen gold several dollars higher and silver as much as .20 higher on JMBullion.com. I also notice JMBullion charges tax in my state when they do not need to. What kind of scam are they pulling?

>>19525048
Whaaat? Got a source?

>>19525130
They sometimes (rarely) have the best deals on things, but their big thing is they have a better inventory and more selection than other dealers.

Hoping we have a couple years left to accumulate...

>>19522283
I've got a bunch of tarnished generic rounds.... Can I make them shiny with no risk?

>>19525196
about 350

>>19524978
>silver as collateral for CBDC (central bank digital currencies)
Exactly.
This is the conclusion i came up with a while back, picrel (thx to the anon who screencaped it btw), glad to see others like-minded big-IQ frens also agree on the matter.
To me it's the only outcome possible. If you add up Chile + Mexico + Peru + Argentina + Bolivia you end up with 5 out of the 10 biggest silver producer worlwide. And a 6th with the US. All within rocket range and potentially under the US "protection" and regulation. An American Silver Alliance with these countries would easily make up for 65% of the worldwide production. We could see a special big ALENA treaty with the global american currency.
Remember the amero during the 90s?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_monetary_union
This (NWO) plan is literally unfolding under our very eyes in secrecy. The american equivalent of the euro, with a basket of digital currencies all using silver as standard and with a hyperledger under the supervision of a newly created american central bank.

>>19525140
>Whaaat? Got a source?
ahah you fool, i provided it just above, in this post >>19524840
Are you ready to become a king?

>>19522230
It's actually pretty unethical and illegal. Don't do it.

>>19522230
>I heard cleaning the silver coins reduces the silver content how true is this?
it's bullshit, just propaganda from the DDD (Dirty Dimes Division). Fuck them. Get your coins clean and shiny fren, it's so much more beautiful and agreable to fondle.

CALLING PAN MAN, IS THERE GOLD IN OKLAHOMA?

>>19525189
sames. Probably 1 year at the least before hyperinflation kicks in. though I expect gold and silver to creep up all the way through.

>>19525250

>>19525196
Why would you want to?

>>19525150
I get that, but that's not what I am saying. What I am saying is they post incorrect spot prices. Whether their prices are better or not is irrelevant since they are misleading the consumer who is using their ticker for spot prices.

>>19525130
their price is based on the futures contracts, not the spot price

>>19525330
I really haven't noticed anything too absurd about their premiums, and in fact they have some of the most competitive premiums I've seen compared to other sites in the midst of the supply chain disruption, you just have to catch them when they are in stock for certain items.

>>19525379
yep. just ordered some silver philharmonicsd and silver Krugerrand from JM, about the best deal rn

>>19524357
>>19524574
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>>19525235
Very interesting, thank you for posting info like this. I definitely appreciate it, and I know others do too. Keep it up, anon.

Also Yamashita's Gold anon was posting some interesting stuff recently. Hopefully that anon is still around and will post more.

>>19525378
But why are the spot prices wrong on their homepage?

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>>19525189
Me too. But realistically i'm not sure we will have that much time.
During the past 6 months, the FED augmented by 40% the M2.
All the money created during 1790-2019. +40% in 6 months... 2020 is truly a talmudic hell of a ride. This is pure insanity, and when the velocity will start to catch up, mamamia...

Not gonna lie, the minute i see a decent sized dip (hopefully in the $17-18 range for physical) i'm gonna max the fuck out of my credit card, take loans left and right, sell my pants and socks and purchase all the silver i can.

>>19525407
Many different sites have different spot prices. Try not to get too hung up about it, just keep an eye on multiple sites and DYOR. Use
https://findbullionprices.com/
for a quick reference. Also remember spot prices are bs anyway, what physical is going for is closer to real price. I say closer because it's still manipulated, but nbd in the bigger picture.

>>19525435
$17-$18 spot or actual going price?
cuz spot's at ~$17.70 rn

>>19525405
Thanks fren for your kind message, it matter a lot to me, because i often wonder if anyone is reading my stuff and it really make me boohoo in the feefees.

>Also Yamashita's Gold anon was posting some interesting stuff recently
i-i think that's me too fren, at least if you speak about the anon who made a rant about the black eagle trust and operation golden lily and how it was used later on by the US for the financing of all kind of black projects.

>>19525435
>>19525529
>physical
just saw, nevermind. disregard.

>>19525235
Based. This is truly plausible and I believe it.

There is a widely accepted thought that you can only have 1 successful cryptocurrency per hashing algorithm. ASICs are the hardware that perform the mining in proof-of-work based cryptocurrencies, and each type of machine is only good at 1 particular hashing algorithm. The idea being that the strongest network will bully and disrupt the weakest networks if they share the same infrastructure. If they use different algorithms, they can co-exist because the miners of one coin can't bully another.

This would also translate to digital asset based currencies. If China/Russia came up with a gold backed currency, it would be foolish for the US to use it. China/Russia would dominate the mining and be able to bully them with supply and production. But a silver monetary union that controlled 65%+ of silver supply would be strong and independant, and be able to set their own monetary policy.

I think we may have cracked the code, fren.

>>19525541
Could you elaborate on that again?

>>19525543
Were really about to meme merc dime blow jobs into reality aren't we?

>>19525541
Could be, I saved some of it~

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>>19525554
I knew it would be useful to screen it!
This is the basic gesalt, but it goes very deep, the black eagle trust gold resurfaced in multiples occasions : during 9/11, during the iran-contra opex, during the soviet privatization, even for the creation of the trump's space force. It's a vital tool to understand the deep state policy, because it have been their main slush fund for all kind of covert operations for the past 70 years.
I could speak about it for days, it's fascinating.

A good article on the matter : https://www.wanttoknow.info/911/black_eagle_trust_fund
It's quite long but worth the read, believe me.

Then you start to understand shit with 0 views like this, with the FED scamming thousands of millionaires around the globe with "real-fake bonds"
Vids of when a bunch of them sold to asian countries during the japanese invasion arrived to maturity at a very interesting date :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfUvV8fxs_Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlMoBVMgzgs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_Zp95TyA3M

>>19525611
>>19525611
Ah no, those weren't from me. I know about them but i've nothing to back up the veracity of these docs, i mean the documents themselves are genuine, no doubt about that, but we don't have any back story to place them in context, so i prefer to ignore them until some more infos pop up.
Look up for "white spiritual boy" and "croplands" if you want more infos on them.

>>19525750
Yeah, I remember that! I thought you posted the other stuff too, must be two anons posting re: Yamashita's Gold, black eagle etc...
Either way, good work anon! Keep investigating and pls keep posting.

>>19511775
Kek

>>19525543
>I think we may have cracked the code, fren.
I can't wait to make 1% yatch parties with all the /pmg/ frens once we go rich af.
I just hope the glowies wont try to seize our precious coins because we cracked the code too early.

I luv u frens.

don't mind me, I'm waiting for silver to go back down to scoop up as much as possible

>>19525797
Also, I understand as far as if can't verify, be cautious. Glowies like to poison the information well...

>>19526019
Exactly. We better be cautious, this is a true web of spies. On the matter of black money, i like to listen/read Dr Joseph Farrell (he's a very profilic historian and investigate many differents topics, so be sure to target the ones related to money like Viper of Venice, Alchemical Secrets of Money, Babylon Banksters, etc..) and Dr Catherine Austin Fitts, former board of director of various big wall streets banks and former member of the Bush team during his second mandate, who uncovered some incredible stuff related to money laundering schemes in the hundreds of trillions range and what she calls 'USD black holes'.
It's a miracle she's still alive tbdesu.

>>19525750
Please be true, I just want one single kpop girl, I'm not greedy.

>>19525750
Any more info on those fake bonds? Looks like two separate occassions? !st Phillipine seizure in 2012, then 2nd Phillipine + a Swiss seizure in 2015. Also seized were Argentinian and German bonds. Any backstory/further info?

>>19526265
Yeah I've been following Catherin Austin Fitts'investigations for awhile now, the estimated missing money is like $30-something trillion dollars I think.
I will start to look into Dr Joseph Farrell, thank you again anon! This is why I'm still here after all these years.
I'll see you on the yacht fren!
I gotta get more silver though, c'mon $17 physical!

>>19526275
Bruh, with a stack like this one it's multigenerational wealth you're about to build. You'll have one hundred kpop slaves ready to clean up your floor with their tongues on a daily basis.

>>19526300
Well, it's a bit more convoluted. The matter was so big the philipines used swiss banks as a neutral third party to authentificate the bonds before handing them back to the FED (fearing the FED would mess with them, like exchanging them or destroying them). The flips managed to get 70 differents authentifications from all the best specialists over the world and under bailiff's report. The process took decades.
Then you see this fat fuck from the FED coming in, barely taking a look and immediately announcing they all are fake kek. I don't get how the chinks didn't eat this lardass on the spot out of rage.
But yes you are right, there were 3 massives fake bonds series from the US.
A first serie issued for the south asian market to protect cambodia/china/vietnam/etc assets against imperial Japan.
A second one, issued for europe after the nazi regime invaded poland. It mostly was sold to the Italian/french/spanish/balkan aristocracy and bourgeoisie to protect their assets from the ravages of war looming.
And a third one, the most kek one : the US made perfect copies of reichtag bonds and started to sell them to all the german allies during the war (remember the US were involved very late in the conflict, and adopted a neutral stance until 44).
That's when you know the US were alrdy terminally ill of the jewish parasitism even during the 30's and 40's. You don't create this kind of giga scam without juden minds behind the concept.

>>19523217
>>19518602
Up to 1800+ old pennies. That's right boys, I've got a whole $30 dollars worth of the big C U.

>>19526364
You'll love farrell, he's an extremely brilliant mind, ex Harvard Pr. who was too redpilled to stay there. Now he do yt podcasts and write books with his texan sheriff hat and big cigars. Peak comfy mustach man delivering heavy stuff. Probably my favorite author.

>>19526476
Very interesting. Yeah, I noticed that right after they cracked open the box he just took a quick glance and was like "yeah they're fake" lol nice in-depth verification.
I'm definitely gonna have to look into this further.
I gotta go get some exercise in before the sun goes down though, I'll check in with y'all in a bit.
Again, good work anon!

>>19519699
Lol
>The world is ending, better hoard all this useless currency!

>>19525298
I like the shiny rocks.

>>19511745
Do people really buy Barber coinage as junk silver? Even the most common years are 2x-3x face in poor condition.

>>19526567
Thanks fren!
See you later. It's time for me to take a long nap, but i'll gladly continue to discuss the matter with you tomorrow.

>>19511668
Imagine thinking anything that loses 5% of its value on purchase is a good “investment” lmao. Can’t believe there are enough of you suckers that an entire industry was built ontop of you.

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I just want to say thanks for posting things besides pretty bullion pics. Are you the same anon that has the theory about JPM buying up all that silver as a front for the US gov? I just wish plat had more of a history as a monetary metal...

>>19526631
They call it junk but it's not sold for scrap prices anymore.

>>19526678
I'm so glad "people" like you are still the majority. It's thanks to brainlets of your kind we still have a bit more time left to build our physical stack for cheap.
From the very bottom of /pmg/ heart : thank you very much ngmi-senpai, to sacrifice yourself on the altar of poorness to let us more time to accumulate.
You wont be forgotten. I'll make a silver plated statue in your honor on my martian property.

>>19526684
Thanks for the kind words fren, it's nice to hear. And yes, it's me.
>I just wish plat had more of a history as a monetary metal
Why, if i may ask? You don't seems to have any plat in your stack.

>>19524031
>I never bothered to ask, but what are we supposed to see in this pic?
The circulation number it would seem...

>>19526987
Old picture, I've got a plat Maple now because I didn't want to miss out on the end of the March dip. Plat wasn't even considered a PM until about 300 years ago. Its just such a good catalyst, high temp metal, non interactive with the human body in implants, that it's always going to have a huge non monetary use. I'm basically treating it like a shitcoin and speculating on it at this point.

If society collapsed we wouldn't even be able to melt it down.

>>19525285
yes but only glacial deposits for the most part not worth hand working. I checked around the USGS websites but no major ore bodies for gold have been found there since the 1800s. Someone did randomly find a nugget near Oklahoma city, but its not sure if someone left it behind or if it was naturally deposited.

>>19527435
Is there anything left in the hills of Eastern KY, TN, or the western part of NC?

>>19525435
It makes me scared.....

>>19516996
>good info
hey guys let's pay $22 for $16!

brainlets here

picked up some phils today. Pretty aesthetic besides the smooth edges, would buy again. Looking at Krugs next

>>19527462
hmmm heres what I got for you

Kentuky has 1 known gold mine, but its privately owned and hasnt produced since the 1920s. Its a deep underground mine with limited surface showings so nothing really interesting there. Only glacial gold again and that is very minor, its in the blue clay bed that stretches across much of the mid and central US. Tennesse has the same glacial gold deposits but also some epithermal quartz deposits that have produced free mill hard rock mines and several placer strikes worth mechanically mining. heres a link https://www.goldrushnuggets.com/gointe.html

North Carolina has had several gold rushes, there is a lot of info on the states mining history, here is another link that can help, google is your friend for that state for sure. https://howtofindgoldnuggets.com/gold-prospecting-north-carolina/

I can look further into specific areas for you but I am also working at the moment, or at least trying too, so my replys will be slower.

>>19525048
while i stack silver all i really want is a cabin in the woods and to be left alone

>>19511821
yikes

>>19527497
Can someone explain this graph to me. I'm probably reading it wrong but how does the dollar to silver ration work?

pee pee
poo poo

>>19528310
The year-over-year increase in just the US M2 money supply divided by the yearly WORLD production of silver in oz

>>19528091
We’ll be checking on you.

>>19528091
I would love that, but I'm also spoiled by electricity, water, and decent internet

>>19528661
i don't mind, fren
>>19528717
aren't we all?

>>19528733
Im proud of you. You’re gonna make it.

>>19528310
Please follow steps to read graph:
>STEP 1: POO
>STEP 2: IN LOO

>>19511738
so... the consensus is this is rude?

Got 10 oz bars at $201 per bar yesterday did I do well?

>>19529896
Are they generic and ugly?