/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23061554
Would buying some 100lb copper bars be a good way to weigh down a safe?

I have 800oz of silver. I’m debating on getting some gold and want to get a 1.6oz bar.

Problem is I am in between jobs. What do? Pic related is old pic of stack

>>23061581

>>23061581

>>23061611
Keep some cash in reserve to float until you have your job. The worst thing for you is having to sell half of that silver to get 50oz.

>>23061607
Yes....anon. Gravity exist. You do not need to do something like putting 500lb of copper into your safe to destroy parts of your house foundation.

>>23061607
Use Tungsten, it's cheaper and denser.

can this anon or anyone comment on why this chart is so high? I dont show this

>>23059645

Silver backed dollar is coming. The question is when do they pull the exit scam of a century on the USD and wipe out existing debt with deliberate hyperinflation?

Any other anons getting in on this deal?
Couldn't pass it up desu

>>23061680
I was just wondering because I was watching a video about war nickels, and the guy said that war nickels would be a good way to weigh down a safe instead of using steel since steel would only go down in value. But that got me thinking, wouldn’t copper be a good intermediary between the two? Copper also only goes up in value, but is only like $3 a pound compared to $300 a pound for silver

>>23061966
copper has great physical and mechanical value

>>23061661
Thanks for the response anon

>>23061860
It's an OTC chart. It's wrong. Here's the right one

>>23061867
>Silver backed dollar is coming.

Already cooming, however I'd appreciate further sources and evidence, circumstantial or otherwise, to keep the dream going.

>>23061860
Someone made a mistake when they placed an order. They did .481 instead of .0481.

>>23061660
this needs to stop
Asian waifus are a national treasure of the universe

>>23061554
Gonna buy my first batch of PMs soon. Thinking about 10-20ozs of silver. You guys recommend a ratio of bars:coins and also if I use apmex will I regret buying from secondary instead of the apmex branded bars/coins? I want a little diversity in my stack.

>>23062067
Well the European banks are stocking gold and equalizing gold holdings between them all. They seem to believe its a way to get off the USD leash. And you don't sit on miners for commodities you spend a decade shorting via derivatives.

Debt trap is locked in now. The dollar must die, and whatever replaces it will have to be backed by something real.

>>23062300
get 10oz bars brand new for $250
get 1 ounce rounds brand new
dont buy variety bars, they end up looking ugly and then you have a harder time selling

Have you ever bought a meme? I paid an offensive premium and import taxes, but ragret nuffin, I also expect the price to be so high I can get back muh money in the form of melt value or something in the worst case. Pls do not bully.

>>23062418
Thanks bro

>>23062300
>https://apmex.com
>https://jmbullion.com
>https://sdbullion.com
>https://providentmetals.com
>https://monumentmetals.com
i've bought from these places. all good. no problems

you should shop around and compare prices and whats available at different sites.
buy what you like but just go for lowest premiums as a general rule

bars, rounds, dont matter its all bullion. if you start to accumulate a large stack, eventually ease and convenience of storage becomes a factor in what size/shape you want.
for example, i find that my 5oz rounds are not a convenient size and shape for my storage situation
for me i favor, 1 oz rounds, 1oz bars, 10oz bars, or kilo bars. but thats just me

>>23062466
https://www.gainesvillecoins.com/10-oz-mason-mint-silver-bar-999-fine/dd/1860
get some of these

>>23062457
You gotta have fun stacking once in a while. I got a Vader and a clone trooper coin when they were on sale.

chad money comin thru

Hey Pan Man, you hear the news from Barkerville?

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/350-tsx/or/85271-osisko-announces-multiple-new-high-grade-gold-discoveries-adjacent-to-main-deposits-at-the-cariboo-gold-project.html

>>23062589
yep I saw these, I had a good chat with Maggy their lead geo a few days ago and was in their community meeting to do with their up and coming exploration work. There is a disgusting amount of gold in Cow and Island mountain, and even more scattered across the region to discover. BGM wants to bring in even more drills from Hytech and work through the winter on their more sporadic targets.

>>23062587
I wish I had a nice condition Walking Liberty like that. They're my fav half dollar but most are pretty worn. Bought myself $10FV for $18.85 a dollar in half dollars and dimes today.

The old chinese guy I buy from's nice and thinks I want the oldest coins so that's what he gets me. I have a couple barber quarters and 1 barber dime from him.

>>23062589
also, on that map in the article, the area listed as "Valley Zone" has multiple surface outcropping quartz veins that I have picked free mill gold from. Its insane how much gold is in Cow mountain, its hard to describe the ore bodies without sounding mad. Pic related is one of these showings, exploited by Herold Mcgowen in the 70s. He would sneak in at night and blow up parts of the vein with TNT than run off with the best material.

>>23062033
yeah I knew it was wrong, good to know why.
>>23062098
they wuz spoofin!

>>23062067
There already is a Silver backed dollar, they don't really make them anymore, but you've always been able to use them.
PM backed currencies do not need a government to exist, just metals and people willing to use them.

Big pump starting in silver.

This is it i think.

$75 bucks. How'd I do /pmg/?

>>23061966
Copper has always been the wagie currency. Go look at any ancient history book or the bible specifically in the gospel.
>>23062028
Np. We all need to help each other out.

>>23063027
Seem bretty decent

>>23063027
Not bad. That looks like a good starter pack. You should have some generics once you can afford it in your budget. If you are an engineer/blacksmith with a furnace and crucible, try and make your own poured silver using silver shot/silver scrap. If you do not have the materials already, ignore my previous message.

>>23063027
That comes to $19 a dollar, which isn't bad at all, and they look nice too. Current melt value per dollar is $17.60 so you didn't overpay

>>23063034
I like canadian junk silver, has a different luster and ping. i think i have $5 in quarters

>>23063088
I have a decent starter stack, what Im looking to do is trade down to fractional from my Mint Proofs.

Met a guy at my local flea market who was selling Mercs for $1.80, Washington Quarters for $5, and Kennedys and Franklins for $10.

He was cool as hell and was willing to throw in a couple extra Mercs and Quarters for bigger purchases. I showed him some of my Proof rounds and hes cool with trading ounce for ounce and I'll throw him a sligut premium for the trouble. I am looking to trade down from meme mint Proofs to fractional and dealing with him I have no problem with shipping or premiums. Pretty comfy DESU.

>>23063027
Sorry. Also got this as well. Forgot to add.

>>23063270
You should prioritize oz more than decorations since an oz is an oz. However, if you want more decorations, go ahead. Also, that is a pretty based dealer. Make sure you check if it is actually silver.

>>23061867
I don't believe this will ever happen. Still stacking silver dollars just in case I'm wrong.

>>23062765
awesome stuff

>>23062945
There's only a handful of places in the entire country that do it.

when will we finally moon bros? are we destined to just crab forever?

>>23063444
If the us was actually forced to adopt some kind of hard money they would have to use silver since adopting it would make the price skyrocket causing above ground supply to increase enough to help provide a soft landing for the >50% inflation that would cause them to adopt hard money. Not saying it'll happen

>>23063351
>Washington dollar
nice

>>23061554
IM ALL IN ON AGRICULTURE,GOLD,SILVER AND MINERS!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
COME ON!!!! MY BODY IS READY!!!!!!

>>23063495
Yeah. I wonder if they'd use the original measurement of about 25 grams silver for the dollar.

>>23063471
i just reread the assay results and one of their holes comes out at an insane 6,530 g/t Au over 0.50 meters (hole CM-20-025) thats just about 210ozpt. Thats fantastic ground. Their drilling on the Proserpine areas as well consistently is returning 16-17gpt and over an ounce in other zones. Again this is fantastic results for BGM and Osisko. I cant wait to see how the town of Wells manages to complain about this!

>>23063538
redpill me on agriculture, what's the bull case?

>>23063580
Undervalued as fuck, Prices go up or farmers go out of business and we starve to death. I'm betting prices go up.

>>23063629
Remember the 3 gorges dam and china buying up almost all the food like how they did durring covid with masks.

>>23063558
>I cant wait to see how the town of Wells manages to complain about this!

Lol, leave it to greenies to find a way to complain about results like that. 6.5kg/ton is obnoxious and a half meter thick is plenty juicy, I'd love to see what that ore looks like.

>>23063426
Thats exactly my reasoning. Thats why Im very happy I found a LCS who will trade OZ for OZ with my meme Mint Proof rounds.

I have 1Toz rounds that he will trade me for 6 Washington Quarters or 3 Franklin or Kennedy Half Dollars or 14 Mercs or Roosevelts.

I just throw him $5 bucks on top of the Oz for Oz value and hes fine with it. 3 Kennedy's or 6 Washingtons come out to 1.08 Oz, so Im already ahead, but since Im giving him meme Mint rounds, he can bump the price, plus I throw him an extra $10, $20, depending on how much we trade.

Either way, we both make out. I dont have to pay shipping and premiums, and he can mark up the meme Proof Rounds.

Its win win.

>>23061554
fuck! jmbullion fuckd my order and apmex fucking lost it and say that they will take 15 days to make the claim... FUCK THIS SHIT!

Silver spruce, Klondike, or Vangold? I can't decide... already into Bayhorse but I need one more microcap miner

>>23062589
They also announced that they'll be splitting in two if I understood right. There will be a new company called Osisko Development. Or am I misunderstanding?
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/10/05/2103820/0/en/Osisko-Gold-Royalties-Announces-Spin-Out-of-Mining-Assets-and-Creation-of-a-Premier-North-American-Gold-Development-Company.html

>>23063818
Hey, they will fix it. Compared to the comex that is backed by the fed so you have to take the loss. Jm is based only on their reputation along with APMEX.

>>23063700
hang on i may actually still have some of the ore floating around in my shed. It wont be insane gold quartz but its still pretty good stuff. If anything thats approaching the same grades as the gold found in the Beta Hunt mine in Australia. Pic is ore from that discovery.

>>23061959

>0.49 cents of silver plating
>$2 of pot metal

Although i suppose when society collapses this will still get you a cheap bj

>>23063034
why hello there

>>23063629
is that all commodities including gold and silver or no?

What are some good commodity plays in your opinion?

I am not suppose to have this stuff but I grabbed a few nice samples (buckets worth) from the BGM ore truck storage yard. I wanted to get my own assays done to see if BGM was being legit, Callahan was known to be a bit of a fraudster when he was running the show.

>>23061867
Where does owning miner stocks fit into this?

>>23061867
>The question is when do they pull the exit scam of a centur
I think that depends on producers. When will there not enough inventory and production to stay at current prices? Check your local spice aisles and discount stores. Things are randomly out of stock.

>>23064252
Mining comes back into this during the mooning phase once people wake up to the fact that the world reserves are decreasing unless a new mining tech boom happens. This is due to the fact that silver is consumed a lot more in the industrial revolution than gold, and every electronic is made out of silver. The switch to green energy means 40-60% more consumption of silver on top of 1-3 years of slowly decreasing yield of silver output leads to miners skyrocketing 6months to 2 years after silver starts to moon as everyone in the automation and tech industry scrambles to get 1 more oz of silver more than their competitor.

>>23064527
So just hold onto your silver miners and buy any dips you can. Even if the mainstream stock market at large is booming. That’s my philosophy, anyway. This house of cards can’t keep standing much longer.

>>23063873
I'm in the exact same position and I'm inclined to go with Klondike.

Silver is just fake gold for poorfags.

>>23064647
I can't change the mind of something that doesn't have one. Perhaps Mike can though, seeing as he stacks silver to gold in a 500 to 1 ratio.

what was the deal with free silver policies in the late 1800s, and how will a silver dollar avoid volatility from massively increased silver production

Can someone PLEASE explain why the fuck I'd want to buy a piece of metal and not stock or crypto backed by it?

>>23064717
Because two of those three things aren't real.

>>23064758
Can a non-retard answer? I'm actually interested in taking plunge.

oh lawdy its the one post by this ID brigade again.

dont buy silver or gold, go buy some lite coin and GME stonks, and get out of our comfy thread.
Everyone else continue being comfy and maintaining thread comfiness.

>>23064717
this question is explained many times and a cursory search would answer your question.
main things:
>no counter party risk
>store of value for eternity
>undervalued asset able to be purchased with FIAT
>FIAT always goes to zero, always, no exceptions

>>23064691
because I was thinking about it, and I realized that a silver dollar would be inherently expansionary because so much silver production right now is just a byproduct of other operations, the rate of silver production would explode if it becomes the currency peg

are there any mining companies that are using artificial intelligence?

>>23064939
data miners on 4chin

>>23064678
if he doesn't understand by now why Silver is the thing to be stacking right now he never will.

what will you barter for when society collapses? I'm going to buy postapocalyptic cocaine and putas

>>23064609
Comex did add chinese silver mining markets so yes they can. Wait till you see wallstreet bankers complain about chinese gold.

>>23064983
that man has disgusting stretch marks

>>23064939
There a few geo technical services using AI to predict ore deposits based on previous exploration data but the results have been... less than stellar. There was a Vancouver based junior claiming to have discovered a major Ag / Au resource in the Golden Triangle with AI but they went bankrupt two years ago due to fraud. I am sure the tech will be used more and more in the future, but for now prospecting seems to still be a realm humans do better.

>>23064992
Added chinese mining to their potential reserves for silver and gold in September *

>>23065008
thank you for the answer. That's a few hours of research you just doled out. Much respect.

>>23065016
Which is really really weird since that country doesnt give up its gold and nationalizes any mines that start to produce... even kiyosaki got burnt by them stealing his mine.

>be me, cryptofag
>start buying PM's in March dip
>try to go for 100:1 silver:gold ratio
>want to hold an Oz of gold in my hands
>take the 0% APR credit card meme
>I'm now $20K in credit card debt buying physical bullion, but I don't have to pay any interest until March 2022

Somewhere along the way, i lost the plan bros. Maybe there never was a plan DESU.

>>23065053
Yeah. Seems like the invasion to taiwan #1 in january is when china wants to throw down from their play books. It seems like their entire bet is hoping biden wins so they can leverage up the comex and the american doller to then siphon the remaining gold we have with knockoff brass gold.

>>23062134
this >>23061581 is an IRL average, maybe .5 more than average. so it's dogshit for something online where there's literally tens of millions of more attractive women

>>23063479
I own a business and I happily take gold and silver as payment. I don’t advertise it of course, but people pay in it once in a blue moon.

>>23064768
>>23064717
you ever held a crypto project? not just in an account. but actually physically held it? does it have mass? is it still there when the power goes out? is it any of the things listed here?

>>23065233
I lived in Asia for a year. she's at least a 6.5 unless that's caked in makeup

>>23064768
History repeats itself. PMs have been the currency for centuries and no matter what , wherever you are on earth. People will happily buy your gold and silver.

>>23065331
>asian photoshoot
>anything BUT caked up in makeup
kek. That the absolute best she's gonna ever look without (more) surgery or professional-cosplayer grade makeup job

>>23062457
What is that "icon" round, fren? What's on the other side?

>>23065141
Dangerously based fren

>>23063270
Welcome fellow Australian

>>23063558
Whats the ticker for this company?

I have (in shares)
10k bayhorse
12.5k Impact
1500 Dolly yarden (why is it crashing by the way?)

What should I add. I dont have a lot of money but I'll probably be able to spend about 2k and I'm hoping for moonshots. I just found out about silver spruce.

Where do I buy Nazi Era coins bros?

>>23065847
TSE: OR (Osisko Gold Royalties)

I only have 32 Toz when is the next dip I don't want to be left behind

>>23065923
not sure whats up with Dolly Varden right now, they only recently said they were expanding exploration at the Dolly Varden mine site. Nothing new to report yet.

>>23065141
This is, in all essence of the word, based.
Reposting my dingus stack. Austrian Coronas soon brothers.

>>23065970
Wow that company looks really solid if you wanted to get good overall exposure to gold. They own 20 producing assets and 135 royalties. Im going to look into them more. Do you think that they are worth making into a main position in a portfolio? I like the idea of being "diversified" into gold because all of my stuff is silver right now.

i don't quite understand the point of buying stocks in miners. it seems safer just to buy the metal itself.

>>23066085
Osisko Gold Royalties is pretty good, I hold them in my portfolio. Their Barkerville Gold Project (one I was very involved with in the past) is turning into a possible world beater for gold, they just have to get the community their working in on their side.

>>23066124
How high do you think the stock could go up?

>>23065141
What card? Teach me fren.

>>23065934
Don't buy them online, too many fakes. A guy in here last week posted an obviously fake coin and didn't realize it until everyone told him

>>23066012
We are here imo, obviously not one to one because I think there will be one more dip depending on who gets elected and what happens to trump from the scamdemic thing going on rn. IN MY OPINION if trump gets elected silver will still go up and the economy will still be fucked just much slower, he wont issue UBI and stimulus AS fast as Biden so people wont panic as fast.

>>23066132
not sure, Barkerville has until recently held them down due to the market not wanting anything to do with the project. The previous management under Frank Callahan made the place a complete shit show composed of yes men, fraud and failure. Osisko has turned that around, and now that all the drill results from 4 years ago have been double checked and new drilling has produced stellar results it could moon when the mine is actually announced to be in production. There are things holding the project up, the town of Wells BC for one is not at all thrilled with the way BGM is working with them. There are also environmental and historical concessions to be addressed with the project being right next to a major provincial heritage site. We will see if BGM and Osisko can pull this off, I ve waited nearly 10 years for this project to prosper and its finally showing results.

>>23065464
The queens ugly mug. I've got a few I'm waiting on.

>>23066200
Wow. Thats really interesting. I'll have to look into it more.

>>23066262
The further back you look the more depressing and fucked up the project looks. When I was there doing odd jobs and underground work it was a total cluster fuck, very similar to how another nearby project I worked on, Spanish Mountain Gold was being operated at the time. Things werent getting done, or only half assed. Staff morale was crap, and bills werent getting paid. Today though there totally different. Different management, new local staffers and contracted miners from Tyson Mining instead of inhouse crews. A solid company to build a solid mine from.

>>23066309
Do you have your own mining company Pan Man? Or own claims to the land?

>>23065170
They may try to pull taiwan like russia pulled crimea/sevastapol, but they will fuck it up, they just dont have the same expertise, claim, or clout

>>23066175
didnt he say he got it from littleton tho?

>>23066209
>The queens ugly mug
Dang it.
Add it to the long, long list of beautiful coins and rounds that I would like to buy because of design/art, but won't on anti-reptile principle.
I do like the "icon" side though.
Thank you for the reply, fren.

>>23061581
based first post

>>23066593
Unfortunately it isn't as subtle as the 2020 kook. I'm very impatiently waiting to see if this meme was worth it, queen and all!

>>23066590
Can't remember, if he did he could at least get a refund

>>23066537
I have my own small company, its nothing major just consulting and how I manage my own mineral exploration. I currently hold now 10 placer claims and 40 hard rock mineral claims. I make money either by showing others where to dig on their ground, or by proving up my own and selling / optioning it out to others.

>>23066721
I posted the original image, I think it looks really good, the detail on the queens face and background look good too.

>>23066593
>>23065464
This is the reverse.

>>23066925
I'm fucking hyped senpai

How badly do I want to spend $60 an ounce...

I'll just dump this as is. I'm not sure how to fix the hand. only using ms-paint and basic resize, stretch, and rotate tools.

>>23067119
citing sources...

>>23067025
Now I want to see the kook you’re talking about, I’m all in into the visual effects meme.

>>23067137

>>23067159

>>23067181

stolen from ebay

>>23067119
this is the original, if anyone wants to fiddle with it

also can't think of a title (nor do I have the fonts for it, or at least the shadow effects)

I was thinking about using this because of all the circles, but I thought they were too small

>>23067217
On the left: $351.80 USD
On the right: $20 USD

>>23064208
>I wanted to get my own assays done to see if BGM was being legit

Old-school based. Thanks for posting ore, did your assay(s) support the grade claims at the time?

>>23066625

Soar Silver Bird!

>>23067062
Fucking do it you craven faggot. Post pics.
>>23066625
SOAR SILVER BIRD

>>23061867
is america mining all its silver down in mexico? highest production of silver by a long shot

can anybody share some insight on why pure gold mining has been dumping now for the last two weeks?

Guys do other metals than silver can have milkspots? I mean does them heavily points that silver coin is genuine?

>>23062392
based and comfy read

>>23068264
The cartels control a good deal of the Mexican silver mines, the cartels are, to some extent, run by the CIA.

>>23068720
i'll give you a practical response and say i think those criminals are no where near in intellect of investing in precious metals much less running another industry. i looked it up and so far a fair estimate is to say they are capable at max running 9% of operations in mexico in total. the rest was due to them being thieves and interrupting their supply chain or worse. they would inevitably be bribed if that would even bother anyone running a fully compliant mine. as a result of them chasing greed and not acting like a fully coherent actor

>>23067159
2021 britannia will have some new security features, looking good i have to admit

>>23061611
just buy some sovereigns, 2 rand sout africa, 20 kronen, 5,81g LMU or whatever has the lowest premium where you live
doesnt hurt

>>23061607
Why dont you just buy 1000rds of 9mm Luger ~ 27 pounds, you could also buy bullets for reloading

Unless you live in the US where you get absolutely raped by ammo price gouging nowadays

>>23063922
wow congrats anon thats a beautiul find. probably worth more to rare mineral collectors than the actual gold content. put it in a fancy auction house

if you own PMs why don't you own a gun?

>>23061611
Buy a Mexican 2 peso gold coin.

>>23069386
Sexy. Is that a new or older 66? How does it shoot?

>>23069576
It's a new 66, shoots dead on. Bought it used and couldn't be happier. However, her older sister is much nicer.

>>23069281
Not too sure about that. There's probably at least half a kilogram of gold there, maybe even more. That's at least over 16oz, which would be about $30k

But hey I'm not an expert on auction houses either so who knows maybe you're right

>>23069386
> Pew pew
nice gun

Why is /pmg/ always so fuckin cringe?

>>23069780
/pmg/ is like an isle of sanity in the midst of insane pajeets flinging shit at each other

>>23069386
I do

>>23069804
No, it's just cringe dude.

>>23069780
Why are /nostackers/ so fucking cringe?

>>23069877
I stack, I'm just not so fucking obnoxious about it.

>>23069912
Where is it then? (screenshot purchase is also allowed)

>>23069866

>>out

>>23067119
>manga guide to precious metals
>how to identify shiny boomer rocks
based project. this could be perfected

Is New Found Gold going to go down at all? It's still in very early stages but because of the great drilling results and all it looks like it's just going up with the power of hype. Will it even dump below 2.5CAD after the initial euphoria has passed, like next year? I want in but I have a very limited budget. I'm poor

>>23062457
love the tokelau, been tempted by them. I got 3 quokkas which is posted in the last thread. no regrets. when we had the dip the other week and spot dropped, everyone was saying how the premiums barely went down. 2nd hand meme coins the premiums never even flinched. As long as there is a market for it then they will hold their premium.

>>23063873
Why not all?

>>23066593
so literally every good coin? just suck it up mate, you've only got 10 years to stack before we get Charles

>>23061554
Where would I buy able to buy Nazi silver without getting scammed?

>>23070573
>tax jaew

>>23070573
Ebay you goblin. Just set location to US only and don't buy from low feedback sellers

>>23069117
I just received my first britannia 1oz and they feel so fake. The texture is different from my other coins when i touch them, also my other coins ring way higher when i do the *ping* test. They look like they are made out of aluminum...
But i purchased them from my regular LCS in a sealed tube and they are a very serious company with very good reputation since forever, so idk what to think anymore...

>>23070845
fuck i posted the wrong bobo

For those interested in investing in miners, Pacifico Minerals in Australia is an interesting silver microcap if you’re looking to diversify away from North America. 55m oz silver in the ground, plus lead and zinc, for a 55m market cap.

Pan man

I know it's not your continent, but do you know any spot in France ?

>>23068832
those criminals have studied in the best universities in the world and are in fact a lot smarter than you

>>23070845
If you aren't confident in them get an acid test kit and take one to town

>>23070845
1oz coins are kinda bulky to do a ping test. LCS would probably test them for free if you're really doubtful

>>23062457
Could you post more detail of the tokelau Icon? How does it achieve that illusion effect? Irl does it look as good as in pictures

>>23071224
Also, they collude together in the fed.

Merc i got in a roll today with some nice patina

Is there anything more satisfying than seeing a bunch of pink wojacks due to gambling crypto tokens dumping and then looking over at your pile of metal?

>>23071539
>Mfw cryptobois do not realize fed is using them to justify fedcoin and elimination of all crypto.

>>23070136
Bump.

>>23071573
Crypto cunts don't realise a lot of things, namely that their own investments are being diluted every time a new fungible token is created and they daily dividends of one percent are impossible and unsustainable.

>>23071614
My crypto holding is btc was $48 in the past. That is not even close to the entire savings I had in PM that was lost in an unfortunate hiking accident.

>>23071539
While you are hoardin shiny boomer metals im making x100 gains with shitcoins. How does that makes you feel? Neets are makin one trade and they already richer than wage cucks with 10 years stacked

>>23065464
Bro I need that Bohemian Grove coin, very cool

>>23071740
Or perhaps it's a medal not a coin?

>>23070845
I had that same fear, so I cut one of my 2014 brits to see if it was real. It was.

One question: why will metals be beneficial for my pocket even in a deflationary scenario? I knew that metals were God tier in an inflationary scenario but they perform pooly in all the other cases. And which one do you find more likley? Inflationary or deflationary scenario?

>>23072117
inflation, deflation - it doesnt matter. fiat currencies are worthless and the economies they give access to are collapsing. also PM's have performed very well in both scenarios. see the great depression(deflationary)

>>23072223
Posts like that, and the resulting discussion, are why I continue to visit this board. SMG is full of teenagers who just started trading in June and the rest is crypto scams. We need more posts like this. If you have more, please share them. Thanks, anon.

>>23066625
Soar silver bird

>>23071573
>cryptobois do not realize fed is using them to justify fedcoin and elimination of all crypto

Yeah, overall the crypto space seems like a busy bustling slum city that popped up overnight and can be just as easily bulldozed or manipulated and FUDded out of relevant existence. Crypto exchanges getting shut down because 99% of transactions were fraudulent implies to me that the prices are rigged much like paper metals prices, but in a realm where due to the nature of crypto the holdings you possess are the same commodity that is being controlled and manipulated by governments and international networks. If they stop pumping and start dumping they truly can destroy whatever collective imaginary value the cryptos formerly held.

We here obviously understand the difference between a paper or digital promise that is 100% counterparty risk, and cold hard money that has always held true when all else failed.

Bits and bytes in a digital wallet that you can't even "open" without a functional GUI and powered up screen are the tulips of the modern age. I think we all here instinctively feel the subsonic tremors rippling around the world and even though we may not have perfect clarity of comprehension of what exact horrors the future will bring we know in our bones that the only way to make it through is to hold and stack what has always been real and true.

>>23072366
I cant take any credit, its courtesy of based silver stock bull anon. Its only natural that PMG has the highest quality of posts as the most astute investors will arrive at the same conclusion.

It's a shame that we cant have the same caliber of discussion in regards to other asset classes because I do believe there a huge opportunities elsewhere too.

I've got some screencaps on my phone I'll post.

>>23072366

>>23072562
They do not even understand that crypto is the new paper where their innate value is data which is inherently nothing.

>>23072562
Excellent post

>>23072662
>It's a shame that we cant have the same caliber of discussion in regards to other asset classes

Yes agreed, but maybe at least broader mining, agricultural and energy sector commodities and stocks could be discussed intelligently. Questions about Uranium here in /pmg/ sometimes get addressed but maybe a sister /commodities general/ should be nurtured as more targeted discussion about foodstuffs, base metals and energy would be helpful.

Bitcoin only had value due to the 1st blockchain tech, the fact that privacy was backed into the coin, and most people in the dark web utilizes it.

A commodities general is a great idea. I would support that.

What does the typical /pmg/ portfolio look like?

PM/Fiat/stocks/stocks(miners)/crypto/

>>23072917
I was thinking about starting a commodities general. I think the bullish outlook on PM's coincides with many other non renewable natural resources.

Ive been keeping an eye on uranium and definitely think its in a stealth accumulation phase right now.

Copper is also looking bullish again and theres some strong cases for huge demand.

>>23072917
>Uranium
I think this is just because it's shilled by Rick. /smg/ was OK at broader commodity discussion but it got destroyed by meme hype

>>23073019
PM 60-80%, fiat 20-10% depending upon your financial liabilities and how long you can last in a shutdown situation of 3-6 months, 10-1% in miners, and any amount you can afford to buy sqqq if the system drops in nominal terms after january.

who is the faggot that said dicovery metals were hugely undervalued a few months ago??
Heres a message to you: FUCK YOU FAGGOT

>>23072917
On this topic, i really do believe that /biz/ should go down the generals route like /vg/ where each topic must operate its own general, and only one general per topic can be up at a time. This will force less crypto spamming, and higher level of discussion will congregate at the best opportunities. We could have /commodities/ generals and /self/ for self improvement related to finance for example.

You don't stack for value or profit.

You stack because desperate milf housewife blowjobs are worth the risk.

>>23073202
dont blame others for buying into pumps anon. learn your lesson and learn basic TA

who else stacking uranium and comfy?

>>23063270
>tfw the last flea market in my town closed down
Feels bad bros, the boomers were getting too old and the younger crowd wasn't coming anymore.

I think I missed the boat

>>23072815
>their innate value is data which is inherently nothing.


LOL no kidding, I've always found the argument about using up so much electricity to mine being "proof of work" or value or whatever to be fucking retarded.

Just because one can spend electricity operating an auto-buttplugging machine or a brony can invest 80 hours into drowning a doll in rancid spooge doesn't mean that the fruit of such actives are now imbued with value.

I'm not a retard so won't be playing that game, IDGAF if some Pajeets get lucky and actually pull profit because it's all going down sooner or later and I don't want to be anywhere near the scene when cryptos shit themselves. Stack high frens.

>>23073383
of course im blaming that faggot. He said it would explode up, but it exloded downward instead. Hope that fag kills himself. He said it was the most undervalued company ever and that eric sprott is balls deep. fuck you all

>>23073546
Be patient. These are long term holds.

>>23073546
Add butthorse silver to the undervalued meme stock pile

>>23073546
Im not holding any because i typically like to buy BEFORE things pump but you really need to stop being a little bitch and take responsibility for your financial decisions

>>23073589
It's hard to hold this shit when the rona keeps fucking my shit up!

>>23072562
>>23073515
Accurate for most cryptos, but ignorant. Not positioning yourself to take advantage of the coming DLT-boom in addition to the consequences of the current monetary policy is silly.

I've got about 1500 bucks after panic selling some crypto this morning so I figured I'd move it to metal miners just to diversify up a bit. Should I buy today, wait, or dca?

Bought DSV at 2.50. Now it´s at 1.68
my entire family is ashamed of me now. They think I´m useless. Fuck whoever shilled this

>>23073679
Lmfao JUST

>>23071731
Nice bait, those same neets rope themselves when they get exit scammed by Pajeet and the boys.

>>23073546
>>23073600
I mean yeah I got out of BHS, but you guys really need to understand the timelines here...

This is the beginning of a bull market, not the end. This isnt a week or month play, this will be several months to a year play, it takes time.

If you want pump and dumps in a month you are going to get burned

>>23073629
Have you heard of the tech bubble before? Same exact thing, different environment. If you do not know about what is down the pipeline, then you are like a lamb to the slaughter.

I would buy BTC now and HODL. You just know that any instability in the financial system and a lot of zoomzooms will pile into it. Nothing to do with fundamentals, just it’s the best known crypto so it’s almost a sure thing. Same way people will likely pile into Barrick Gold just because OMG WARREN BUFFETT!!1

>>23073263
I was thinking about this the other day as well. We should spur off some other generals. Maybe it can attract people also to get their head out of their asses when they realize commodities shouldnt be ignore, but rather under the microscope. Also /self/ would be great a idea. We need to drown out the pajeetcoin shilling.

Honest questions for you anon. How much savings do cryptofags have? WIll they be able to deal with 2-5% inflation for 2-3 months on food and housing? Do you guys think crypto is their savings?

>>23073861
Get fucked in your rotten mouth you stale brained boomer. The boomer seethes at the thought of linkies becoming millionaires.

>>23073695
From CEO.CA:

"@wbs19 Continuing to add $DSV. There is no jr. out there as leveraged to the price of [silver] on the market. Not concerned about short term price fluctuations. I know in this gold/ silver bull market this still has much higher to climb. Major consolidations in the miners hasn't even started yet. "

>>23073859
Oh I'm aware- I just wanted to post butthorse silver so the sperg who lost his mind yesterday when I was critical of the stock would have another aneurysm. I'll be sitting on my miner stack for quite some time.

>>23073900
>link crashing
>has already reached ATH, only down from here
>metals mooning
cope harder

>>23073926
Metals are still crabbing you stupid nigger.

>>23073900
except you couldnt survive the sell off at 20$
whats Link trading at rn? 9.16$? your meme is dead faggit.

>>23073859
metals bull markets last a decade+, this is a long term play

>>23073861
Exactly. And if you bought microsoft, apple and amazon in the late 90s you wouldnt be complaining holding through the bubble considering the value created by these companies.
Personally, Im up 30x

>>23073939
>gold trading at $1200 in late 2018
>gold trading at $2000 now
>still just warming up
dilate

>>23073961
Still up over 100% over the last few months and over 3000%+ over the last 2 years.

>>23073926
Based.
>>23073900
dude, what school of economics are you from? You seem to be a MMT guy with no idea about the fundamentals. Do you not know about central bank controlled crypto? What basic economic tool are you using for the basis of your decision, or are you basing it all off of bog?

DSV at 1.65.
AAhhhhhhhh, just make it stoooop

>>23065141
CC stacker, is that you?

THE JEWS AND BOOMERS FEAR THE LINKY!!!!!

>>23073994
the insta-cope lol

>>23073714
Huh? It's not much but the market is fucking everywhere right now. I've got a good stack already

>>23074024

Furthermore, all the small dicked seethers hating on crypto are just brainlets with no Au hoping that their sub $10k silver position will take them a fraction of the way crypto has taken men before. Heads up: you should hold both crypto and metals and balance your portfolio to your risk tolerance and time horizon

>>23073988
Sure, you can approach it that way, but where is the fundamentals and proof for your assumption that chain link will be relevant for that long?
>>23074025
Where is the economic analysis for that? Where is the fundamental basis? What economic view are you seeing it in?

>>23073996
A voice told me that LINK would be the highest gaining crypto ever while I was under the influence of LSD, this was in January of 2018, so I didn't really believe it at first, then some synchronicities happened over the next few months and I started to believe and accumulate, right when it hit $0.18
It's still super early anons! Repent and join us before the day of judgement comes, this day we call singularity!

>>23073629
>Not positioning yourself to take advantage of the coming DLT-boom in addition to the consequences of the current monetary policy is silly.

You may be quite right, but I don't have the natural interest or experience necessary to navigate the DLT arena confidently and nimbly, it all just looks like a frothy hype bubble where collectively at least 15 of our moons in total are promised, and I dunno which platforms will actually survive long-term, if any. Been doing fine with metals and miners this year, not looking to get rich just want to guarantee that me and my babies don't get enslaved by circumstance this decade.

>>23074094
> Where is the economic analysis for that? Where is the fundamental basis? What economic view are you seeing it in?
You must go back.

>>23074094
I didnt say anything about link in particular, although it is probably one of the few legit projects in the space. Buying crypto is a bet against the monetary policies of the bankers AND a bet for the value created by DLT-technology (given that you buy fundamentally valuable projects). It is just the same thing as buying miners, just different exposure

>>23071516
is patina or tarnish pattern a controllable process or is it completely random?

>>23074152
The monetary policies of this world do not dictate where LINK will go, it will be the other way around.

>>23074006
Posters on CEO are saying to load up at these dirt cheap prices.

>>23074129
It is just the same leverage as buying junior miners - higher upside, higher risk. There is no good in being dogmatic in your investment strategy, and allocating a small portion of your portfolio to crypto is not a bad idea

Why are you responding to crypto children? I thought we were better than this

>>23074024
>>23074048
I really want to shoot myself in the head for not buying coins...

>>23074077
Hope the lights stay on

>>23074102
>>23074138
>>23074209
This seems like faith. Unless I see some raw data, historical evidence for your assumption that lasts for more than 2 years, or evidence to prove that your theory holds up for two years into the future, I do not see the this as nothing but shilling an uncertain crypto coin that can be a scam.
>>23074152
Again, if you looked at the coorolation between pm, crypto, and stock market. Crypto and stocks have a huge correlation. The thing is that DLT tech is already in development in the EU, FEDNOW, and chinese block chain for their currency. Unless they buy out the company making the crypto and integrating it into their central banking system (which will never happen), then you will hold the bag like the dot com bubble. It seems you have a lack of understanding on the knock-on effect in economics.
>>23074282
Nice gold. Looks fresh.

>>23074310
stop replying faggot

I miss him bros...

>>23074310
That's a fair assessment, but don't say you weren't wanrned.
>>23074331
> STOP REPLYING FAGGOT! I WANT TO TURN THIS BOARD INTO REBBIT BY DICTATING WHAT YOU CAN SAY AND WHO YOU CAN REPLY TO! STOP REPLYING! PLEASE!!!

>>23074310
I think you are uninforme, but undoubtedly 99 % of projects in the space is trivial bullshit that won't be around in 5 years and the market is overdue for a purge. Just as with the tech bubble, there will be companies emerging with actual value that you should identify and buy.

>>23074310
Also if you're genuinely interested in doing your own research on it, just cruise through the first 6 months of archives starting in 2018, you will find information that will blow your mind.

>>23074248
>allocating a small portion of your portfolio to crypto is not a bad idea

I won't disagree here, got .1 BTC as a tiny token amount just in case, but I'm really old fashioned for a millennial so will always be more comfy and savvy with metals. If you shill your DLT positions though I promise to research them.

>>23074395
>>23074434
Thanks but really, you can go now.

Man. I wish I had bought this earlier. This would have been fantastic. https://monumentmetals.com/10-silver-rounds-at-spot.html

>>23074048
>>23074024
Is there any particular reason you censored out the dates?? I'd understand if it reflected your nutsack in the picture. . .

>>23074467
Fag

>>23074467
> t.

Anyone see any tasty deal on silver recently or no?

>>23074048
why are you covering up the years anon

>>23074465
I'm not going to shill anything specific except what has been said already since it would shit up one of the few good threads on this board, but just as with miners its a matter of DYOR. Having 0.1 BTC is a great start though and I wish you good luck. Look for projects that have been around for more than a year (most exit scams happen quickly), outperformed the wider market and are actively developing and with a value proposition that you understand (why is the token needed?).

>>23074470
yeah those were the days, last thing i got 'at spot' was the 10 oz SGB bar. pretty nice for a generic

Okay, sorry for my tangent. Back to on topic subjects.
I hear some of you talk about how the United states could potentially go back to a silver standard, if they did, what do you think the weight of a silver dollar would be today? Before it was 25 grams approximately, would that still be appropriate?

>>23074556
Bro, those look fantastic. I wonder when we will have at spot deals. Also, I wonder when we will have silver shot/scrap at 30 cents over spot again so I can build up my collection to then make poured.

>>23074578
I think it might be 50 because of the fact that people will not want to trust the dollar again without big incentives.

>>23074625
That would be insane. I'd trust the dollar again even if they used the old dime measurements for it. Ultimately I don't think most of the world would have a choice. We would just Gaddafi them if they got too ambitious unfortunately.

>>23074596
i dunno if they'll ever be back, the price would have to stabilize for a while and none of us want that. i got 2 kilos of shavings at like 550$ each and a forge to melt . now its entirely out of stock.

Do you guys recall that Russian guy starting a website? I just got the silver he was giving away in the mail.
Checking their weight and comparing the reichsmark to one of my own, they all seem legit.
I recieved the originally promised 2 Reichsmark, which is in very good condition, along with an extra 20 kopek coin and a 0.625 gram vodka token.
Thus I can vouch for the Russian anon.
Thank you for doing your giveaway, sir.

>>23074750
Pics and timestamp.

>>23074750
hes here later in the day usually. i signed up for his list in the window and i didn't get shit. not even the info email.

>>23074750
Nice. I wonder if he will come back. Post pics if true.
>>23074679
Idk about that since the Brics system is ready once china expands it's sphere of influence, and russia will lean with it. The US will have a say in economics under paxamerica, but it will be a dual currency issue.
>>23074686
I really hope to see a dip post election day so we can get cheapies.

>>23067181
The pinacle of refinering

>>23074809
>>23074778

>>23067181
Weeb rounds. The staple round for pmg

>>23074914
Nicu

>>23074914
>horandy scale
based

>>23074914
Is the vodka token made of silver?

>>23066625
Soar, silver bird!
What was your first purchase and do you regret?

Would it be better for me to buy 1oz gold bar instead of a coin? I'm asking because I'm not sure about paying a few dollars more for a coin compared to a bar.

>>23075013
buy gold at 1200 in 3 months instead

>>23075013
Bars for gold is better unless you talk about sovereigns.

>>23075013
I've never understood why anyone would buy a coin (lower overall purity/ % of gold per weight) over a bar.

>>23075064
Some people do not pump out over 2k of income every month in excess. That is why.

>>23075044
Deflation would be great. Too bad we still can't pay for pensions.

>>23074967
So it says, .999, 0.625 grams. I might look up the cyrillic script later.
>>23074944
Gotta check my powder weight somehow, it just so happens I can also use it to check coins. Have called out a couple this way.

>>23075064
Because it's real money and some people like it in that form, bars are cool but they are a bit sterile in design usually. There's just something about old circulated coinage that you can't replicate with new bullion, even American gold eagles fall short of this, they are still awesome, but you can't replicate soul/history.

>>23075179
or if your the US mint you dont even try and completely ruin both eagles in one go

Is there any reason Fremont dumped 40% today?

>>23075064
From a britbong perspective, genuine bonafidey minted coins are superior, as according to British laws and regulations they are considered a genuine form of currency and are thus exempted from Capital Gains Tax, which is the taxation based on the earned value of an item. i.e. an estate, land and things of that kind of nature. A 1oz gold Britannia is 999.9 whatever percent pure now anyways, so you're not losing out in comparison to an ingot which you would be charged capital gains tax upon.
It's different strokes for different folks.

>>23075179
>old circulated coinage
Ah, I only ever see gold coins in the form of modern rounds. I can definitely understand the appeal of old coins, but if you're going for maximum value on your investment, bars are a no-brainer.

>>23075113
kek, I'm as poor a poorfag as you'll find in /pmg/, just pointing out a fact. >>23075279
>exempted from capital gains tax
Now THAT is a good reason to buy coins over bars.

Making new bread. Please hold.

>>23074578
>if they did, what do you think the weight of a silver dollar would be today? Before it was 25 grams approximately, would that still be appropriate?

No, to actually go on a silver standard it would need to be revalued so much higher that at best we'd probably see something like the recent bimetallic silver-center Mexican coins (unironically the most based coins of this century, legit circulating silver coin is alpha AF, props Mexibros). If silver was set at say $600/Ozt then just a 1 gram center NeoDollar would be like a $20 coin and cents (or even mils) would be worth picking up off the ground again.

New bread

>>23075421
>>23075421
>>23075421

>>23075332
I feel you bro.

>>23071440
There you go buddy, yes it does look as good as in pictures.

>>23075064
I am getting real tired of this meme. You get the same amount of gold from a 1oz coin as you get from a 1oz bar. The coins are 1.01 oz and contain copper and silver IN ADDITION to the 1oz worth of gold. It is not a 1oz coin diluted with 0.01oz of other metals to leave you with 0.99oz of gold.