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I sold Aurcana at $1.07 and I'm going to hopefully buy back in when it drops to $.90
Good idea or bad idea?

Do you think it's going to keep mooning?

Fuck didn't manage to link in the previous thread. Ah well, better bake late than never

Also first time baking, remember to criticize me oldfags

>>23766727
Aurcana will probably follow silver very closely like it has done so far. So it'll eventually go down if silver goes down I think. It might also go down if they start encountering problems in production

first for AG

>>23766744
I'm talking within the next week or so after this election shit cools off.

>>23766762
Well it'll drop if silver drops so keep your eyes on the spoofed commodity market

>>23766728
Nice silver. I wouldn’t definitely fill that full of hard candies and display it on my bookshelf.

>>23766778
Don't own the ones I posted (yet). They're at a nice price and relatively close to where I live too so I might buy them, or at least one of them. The one in the OP is especially gorgeous. They're closing soon but will probably be up again because nobody seems to want to buy them so I might just wait until they get posted again

>>23766773
how long are miners delayed by silver market?

>>23766706
Love me some shiny boomer rocks. Simple as

DBG is going to pump hard this month, you heard it here first. I'm doing you guys a favour with this one

>reposting in new thread for fresh replies

Any giga brain sterling silver frens here?

I bought a lot of 190 grams of jewelry for $80. Mostly necklaces and loose charms and few tiny stones. How can I test if its real?

I have about 50 ounces of sterling cups, spoons etc and my small neodymium magnet doesnt stick to them but does have a small noticeable pull and rolls slower than normal off the bowls and cups. I tied it to a string and the magnet swings around but stops faster when hovering over the sterling. I tried this with the jewelry lot and I get no reactions from most of the stuff, despite it all being marked 925 or sterling. The clasps on the necklaces stick, chains dont, one does though. Its not a hard stick though. The larger pieces has a reaction like the bowls and cups I have. Like a bracelet and heavy chain I have.

So what gives? I looked online and I guess some sterling chains earrings etc do react to magnets but some dont. Some are 92.5% silver mixed with copper which isnt reactive but some pieces can be mixed with something other than copper which can react. Maybe the pieces are not big enough, or my magnet is too small? I dont want to buy a sigma. I would rather spend the $700 on more silver.

Should I try ice on one end and see how fast it gets cold on the other end? Is it even worth doing an acid test?

first for waifus

>>23766825
Depends on the miner I think? Aurcana in specific is pretty much following silver very closely, compare the charts. Maybe a day off, maybe two minutes, hell if I know. Each mining company has their own circumstances that affect the market value of their share of course so it's up to the investor to decide whether the shares are worth the price, risks and all included
>>23766880
Bea is the certified silver waifu

>>23766902
>certified silver waifu
Certified MS69 grade waifus

>>23766706
Does this look fake to anyone? It’s a silver Belgium 5 Francs off eBay

(1/2)

manchildren who jerk off to chinese cartoons will NOT make it

check em

>>23766998
(2/2)

bought UUUU yesterday and GOLD today
>talked to my lcs today, set up an appointment later next week
only thing is, the shop is selling silver American Eagles at ~$5 over spot. I'm a stacklet, so it's probably better to save up for bars. Got less than $1000 total in physical. How am I doing and what last minute hoards do I need?

Why aren't you investing in luxury timepieces, /pmg/?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYUhUSvUwLo&t=885
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75rxZ1twZgs&t=273

>>23767058

I'm afraid of scratching expensive watch pieces and there are too many people who wear fake watches in my area that others pass it off as another fake.

>$MAG

cashed out $400 in profits over last two days. It’s Friday and I got some to get a big ass bottle of Grey Goose. Cheers frens

>>23767058
Said it once, will say it again: Unironically good investment if you know your shit

>>23767031
If you want physical just focus on getting closest to spot price as you can sometimes that’s small bars sometimes that’s rounds sometimes it’s junk coins just ask for closest to spot.

>>23767078
Exactly, it's a perfect way of hiding your true networth like wearing gold jewlery.
>>23767117
Rolex and Patek are the only brands you need to know that hold their value well.

any anons hear if Nevada passed that tax increase on miners?

>>23767200
They're still printing/counting ballots, we won't know for a while longer.

>>23766806
Where can I get real silverware like this?
I don't need the fancy gravy boat. I want a knife, fork, spoon, plate, and chalice.
>inb4 grandma

>>23766998
>>23767013
Looks right. Might be a bit cleaner in person, but it's solid imo. I have had quite a few over the years.

10,000 Hours in MsPaint

>>23767227
Some jewelry shops carry the nice stuff. Also pawn shops in the wealthy areas of a city. Antique shops as well.

>>23767227
I just use a Finnish internet auction website. I'm sure you'll be able to find stuff like this on ebay or the like too
And yeah your granny might have similar stuff as well as porcelain lol

>>23766727
looks like a breakout, imo,

>>23767234
Thanks anon. Do you know where I would be able to find specific dates?

>>23767338
When will we hit new local peak, crystal ball?

>>23767257
it's a bit pixelated for some reason but still incredibly based

>>23767455
checked. maybe $1. maybe $1.5 (USD)

>>23767537
disclaimer: I don't hold any, but I can easily see that by looking @ the historical chart. the only meme stock I bought being shilled on PMG is unironically Great Panther which fuckin' sucks. Pure Gold looks decent, imo.

>bought sterling ring at garage sale
>10 grams
>1 dollar

Nice right? But, it had a big amber (dark brown?) stone on it I had to yank out. I thought it was plastic costume shit but it broke the fucking tip of my pliers and bent the other end. It came out eventually and has no scratch on it.

What the hell stone is it? Looks like a princess cut. Gram scale stays at 0.0 grams when I place the stone.

Too dark right now for an image, sorry.

>>23767269
>>23767281
Thank you, frens.

>>23767627
literally impossible to tell without any kind of image
>>23767669
no problem

Alexco releases Q3 earnings on Thursday the 12th, any guesses what kind of results we'll see?

>>23767686
>literally impossible to tell without any kind of image
let me try, its pretty dark and my camera is shit
>samsung note 3

>>23767058
I feel like I should buy some of these AFTER peoples homes start to foreclose, is this line of thinking incorrect? Not morally, financially.

What will you do when your silver is worthless?

Our silver Waifus are priceless !

What will you do when your silver becomes worthless?

>>23767732
>earnings
theyve never had any before, why would anything change?

>>23767627
>>23767686
This is the stone. Fucked my pliers up. Forgot to take an image of them. I tried to wipe my finger smudges but had to touch the stone to get a good angle and fucked it up again.

>>23766727
man... I just cannot tell you... at this point I doubt it, its share price hasnt risen like this due to the price of silver rising (although that hasnt hurt) its because they are now much MUCH less risky, and barring some sort of catastrophe will be a mini first majestic soon.

Believe me, I was tempted to take some profit and run on them too, wait for a correction/dip to rebuy back in... but i doubt they will go too far down unless something major happens.

>>23767822
Buy more

>>23767820
>bar of gold
>silver waifu

Need a silver clad version

Silver isn't going down until Trump is officially president again.
The hearings will continue through December.
Sky rocket here we go....

Really wanted to wait another 2 weeks to buy a significant portion.

Our /pmg/ Waifus are Priceless !

>>23767200
>any anons hear if Nevada passed that tax increase on miners?
So they are moving in on PM's after all....wow.

>>23767835
Garnet maybe?

>>23767835
Looks like glass maybe? Doesn't look like a legit gemstone to me, although my guess is as good as yours. The scratches on it and the low reflectiveness make me think it's glass. Might also be one of the many orange gemstones here (maybe zircon?):
https://www.gemselect.com/other-info/orange-gemstones.php

>>23767555
I threw a couple hundred at gpl, alexco, and mux. All three are just awful, they came back up to nearly even but gpl is still in the red somehow

>>23767406
Ebay will land you most of the common dates- the few keys also come up every now and then. There's a world coin dealer in Chicago that probably has all of them but he wants too much. I wouldn't worry too much about fakes, it's not a popular series- if it looks cast or fucky just avoid.

>>23767878
anything that has value is going to be taxed into oblivion. period
and what they don't take from you in taxes, they will force you to "spend it or lose it"
"health savings accounts" for you medical insurance will become mandatory and the only way you will be allowed to access health care.
you will be even more severely limited in how much money your allowed to save
you money will either taken through taxes, forced to be spent on useless shit, given to niggers, or it will expire

I made some OC today, shameless dump once here and will wait to see if I should bother making anymore

>>23767979

Looks fine to me. I'll save it anon.

>>23767979
A variation because one anon thought the real hand was to jarring

>>23767555
Also what kind of miners have you been looking at if none are shilled here?

>>23767979
>>23767998

>>23767031
>Got less than $1000 total in physical. How am I doing and what last minute hoards do I need?
I always think local shops will not pay cash for the items they've already sold.
I treat any silver bought from a shop as either straight trade in collapse or to other surrounding shops.

There will be a point when local shops close their doors & no longer do business. By then the shops owners and staffs will have had sold what they could to brokers on a high for hard assets all the while perhaps being turned into the new nobility.

Something to keep in mind when buying silver.
If possible its ok to buy new & hope to sell to the industrial buyers.

>>23767824
thought they were starting up production this fall

>>23767998
thank you for the tentacles fren

this pic would make a nice one, >>23767869
could you place a gold or silver bullion in her hands?

>>23768032
I thought so too, I am pretty sure they would be producing concentrates soon.

>>23767939
If it were glass would it not have broke instead of my plier tips? Well one tip broke the other bent.

>>23767966
>and what they don't take from you in taxes, they will force you to "spend it or lose it"
I read everything anon. I agree & know this is their plan. The tide can still be turned for a time.

>>23767957
>>23767555
>bought shilled stonks ATH during biggest run up all year
>>23768004
I for one have invested into some unshilled companies, namely Mammoth Resources and Nighthawk Gold as well as a Swedish company Sotkamo Silver which you guys probably can't invest into. MTH and NHK are great imo though, do your own due dilligence of course. Two other ones I'm bullish on but haven't invested are Summa Silver and Tocvan Ventures
>>23768051
Wait your pliers broke?! Sorry didn't catch that. Yeah might be an actual gemstone then. Could you take a well-lit picture from the very front, to see how it reflects from that point of view?

It's kind of funny to think that this thing is one of the most valuable physical possessions I'll ever own.

>>23767998
tentacle one is superior, much more subtle and it has more joke in it

>>23768110
WTF 4chan thanks for rotating it sideways.

>>23768110
>0.9999
thats pretty fine

>>23768047
Here you go fren

>>23768105
>Could you take a well-lit picture from the very front, to see how it reflects from that point of view?
I tried more light but I just couldnt get a good focus or shot. Ill do it in the sunlight tomorrow in a new thread.

>>23768306
Ah alright. If you can look at it yourself, a real gemstone could have blemishes or material stuck inside it. On the other hand, scratches on surface are a sign of glass.
You probably have to consult a professional gemologist though as I doubt anybody here can tell

>>23766706
Silver complements a wooden interior if done right
>>23767281
>your granny might have similar stuff
My grandparents from my mom's side were too commies to even afford silver, and the ones from my dad's have enough degenerate uncle's taking values from their home when they weren't looking.

>>23768372
I dont see anything inside, thought it was pretty hard to tell. I did see cool little square geometric sort of patterns though.

Just received my Silver One shareholders booklet in the mail.

Apparently Sprott own like 16% of all outstanding shares lol.

>>23768498
I wish I had the expertise to tell you what it is anon. Go meet a jeweler maybe, they'll know what it is if they are trained in gemology
>>23768486
The picture in OP is sterling all around I think. Sucks to hear about your grandparents. Mine don't have much silver either though they do have some cool porcelain
>>23768514
Damn, Sprott just straight up owns most of the market. Didn't Silver One go up a lot during this pump btw?

>>23768049
I really like them, might be Q4 before we see production results, my biggest position

>>23767957
bro, be patient, GPL and AXU will payoff, no idea about MUX. I started buying in August and with a little DCAing things are fine, the real fun starts when silver hits $30

>>23766706
little nuggets

rotate

>>23769009
Nice stack, I love all the 20 francs coins

>>23769009
>>23769101
Oh shit those are way cheaper than I thought they would be
Maybe I'll cop some

>>23769101
thanks anon. yes i think the Helveticas are beautys

>>23769009
Nice. I have 7 of the francs and I keep thinking I should add more to fill up the tube.

>>23769188
yes I'll prob get some more too. nice coins for a decent price

Anybody recognize these markings? I can't see anything stating the concentration of silver but the item does look like legitimate silver nonetheless.

>>23766862
holy fuck i need this in my life omgGGGGGGAHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>23767058
lmao
>not a rolex
HAHAH

>>23769447
cant quite read it fren,

zoom,...
enhance,...

>>23769504
I wish the seller had taken better images lol

>>23766706
obligatory "flex my gold post"

another day of detecting, nothing found this time.

>>23767835
my bet is andalusite, I have a sterling silver bar with it in there kinda has a brown look to it.

>>23767822
fucking buy it all 0 x 10,000 is still 0.

my leafs should be coming in next week. i just bought them to look at and hold.

>>23769658
>andalusite
So whats the value then? My other scale says 0.5 grams

>>23769812
admittedly not much based off what I'm seeing. You have a stone that weighs 2.5 ct and the closest thing I could find was 9 smaller gems going for about $100.
Keep in mind selling gems is a lot harder than selling PM.

>>23767200
That's...not good. I mean, if they can print ballots wonton like that they can certainly print more tax bills as such.

>>23767227
If you have the time, yard sale looting can get you something of value. And if not, look for something you know you can flip for some quick cash to buy more ounces with.

>>23769677
based. I will keep buying silver, I don't care if it's 10 cents an ounce or 10,000 dollars. I will never stop buying.

>>23770112

>>23766744
Silver will go up. So these stocks will go up.

when do y'all think we'll break the $30 ceiling, I'm hoping we bump up against it sometime in the next 2 weeks then it'll come crashing down to $20.

>>23770325
Anytime it hits $20 is a good day since the stack can grow

>>23770339
agreed, I think we're in a small pump until election anxiety cools off.

>>23767957
yeah, GPL was a newer one not on my radar until PMG, and I was hoping to play earnings on it. I hold First Majestic, El Dorado, and Pan American and have for awhile. But it's funny seeing people try to guess what my entire portfolio is. I think it'll run within the next couple weeks though.
>>23768105
kek
>>23768004
the ones I listed above I found:
>Pan American from some boomer youtube video connected to Keith First Majestic was shilling based on their mine locations being in relatively safe locations.
>El Dorado because I looked at a popular ETF to see what it held and researched more into it.
>First Majestic because probably biz awhile ago and the PMG stonk guy who disappeared. I also hold some uranium stinks but it's way too early in that, IMO.

>>23770401
Isn’t Keith from First Majestic the guy that goes on every single silver related channel on YouTube and says “100 DOLLAR SILVER ANY DAY NOW”?

>>23766706
I think I have the biggest stack here but im too lazy to hide my geoloc and ip to post a picture

>50oz gold
>600 oz silver
>100k in GLD options and miners

Anyone beat that?

>>23770376
>>23770453
This guy thinks the run has started

>>23770547
>highend target is not for publication
because he's off the goop

>>23770547
>metals top in February
Fiat collapse cancelled I guess. What a shitty decade start with nothing to look forward to.

What’s this? I got multiple things coming in hmmmm

>>23770544
Nice dubs and hoard. How long have you been accumulating that stack?

>>23770592
What could this mean?

>>23770544
>50oz gold
hoo boy
There are a few anons with way more silver than that though, not sure if there are any with that much cash in shares

You're going to make it anon, hell you've already made it as is

>>23770544
I got that beat for sure

>190oz gold
>2500oz silver
>80k in miners

but yea too lazy to post a pic also

>>23770611
Why hello there OvO

>>23770547
>my highend target is not for publication.
I can already tell this guys a fraud

>>23770547
historically silver always has trouble above $30. I'm not saying these prices are not going to happen, but I don't think we'll see them above $30 for long.

>>23770631
Wow. I love these owls. Definitely worth. Bought during the last little dip.

>>23770648
I hope for $15 silver desu for free stacks

>>23770648
shit forgot pic

>>23770649
>>23770631
Based and owlpilled

>>23770658
>>23770648
Agreed, although everybody here knows that even $30 is undervalued in reality (but since we're not resetting yet we're going to follow the futures market of course)

>>23770453
anon, all these miner CEOs go on those type of shows. that's the entire industry -- it's not all glitz and glamour. same with other natural resources. just go to ceo.ca and click on some random articles to see what I mean.

>>23770401
>and the PMG stonk guy who disappeared
which one lol

Not exactly metal related but which of the 3 do you think is the best gem stone.
>Ruby
>Sapphire
>Emerald

Any sterling bros have any experience with brushes/mirrors? Listed for $70
-mirror 5 1/4" diameter and 9 3/4" long
-hairbrush 8" long and 3" wide

>>23770716
Ha, the one that kept saying -- "get ready guys bull market is gonna happen." and kept saying he was leaving.. and I think he finally left a few months ago. He kept saying $AG was undervalued, so I loaded up heavily.

>>23770750
best in terms of what? looks is subjective. utility? price retention? sapphires are kino.

>>23770782
lmfao
never underestimate what the euphoria can do to cloud judgment and reason, next time G&S start booming super hard (possibly next week if commodities stay in demand) it would be wise to stay calm
>>23770750
>>23770796
sapphires are cool

>>23770796
looks, I would never invest in gem stones.

>>23767627
>Nice right? But, it had a big amber (dark brown?) stone on it I had to yank out.

why was that the first thing you thought to do?

>>23768514
He got great digits on his holdings too

>>23770750
>>23770848
If I had to rank the gemstones
>Sapphire
>Ruby
>Emerald

>>23770907
Aquamarines and Emeralds are my favorite stones, followed by Tanzanite. One of these days I ll dig out my little gem collection and post it, but its currently hidden under my house.

>>23770648
If I had to guess, it'll probably be 2030 before we start to see 30-35 as an average support line for silver. I'm only at 30 ounces right now anyway and will only be accumulating along the way.

One thought I had (and I've mentioned it before) is we could see a rocky 4 years or at least 2) under a Biden watch. Trump knows his Twitter account controls the stock market, and if he doesn't pull off the hail mary (I'm hoping he does win for reasons other than the economy) you better believe he's handing the kid sniffer a ticking time bomb of an economy. Record highs supported by employment levels on thin ice due to the manufactured corona hoax. He's a few tweets away from sabotaging Biden on day one. Just scoop up the dips in physical when those paper dumps happen lads.

>>23770948
So you’re telling me Zion Don will turn the entire board pink WHILE giving us cheapies?? Sounds based

>>23768105
Mammoth is the one trading at two cents right? I tried to buy 20 bucks worth the other day

>>23770189
based

>>23768514
I went up 30% today with them. Very happy with my poorfag stack of 2.5k shares.

>>23770968
Either way it plays out it's a win win lol

>>23770547
This is the guy who wrote the silver sitfolio by the way dudes.

>>23770948
That really blows. I was hoping 50 dollar silver within a year

>>23766706
Should I buy a kilo of Uranium for $65? Where would I even get it from?

>>23771039
Exactly why everybody should just do their DD and make their own decisions

>>23771006
MTH was trading at C$0.055 a few days ago, pumped to C$0.08 today. Will probably come down a bit and settle at around .065 maybe

No matter what 2020 brings, always buy silver.

>>23770598
Started getting into gold at $1500 last year. Grabbed a good amount of silver at the bottom of the March crash. Bought some miners at the same time.

Peter Schiff kept talking about how beat up miners and silver were in March so I owe him for the buy advice.

>>23766706
I’m the mystery man

>>23771356
I feel really good about my purchases this year too. Buying a Batboi when it was 109 dollars makes me feel real happy.

>>23771131
https://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=89&products_id=1231

>>23769938
>100 bucks

Even if I get 30 for it, its from a bulk scrap jewelry lot that got me 80 bucks for 190 grams of sterling silver. Thats closing in on half the value.

>>23771131
You can buy 2 pounds of Uranium for $70 at this link:
https://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=16_17_69&products_id=211
It only ships within the US and requires a signature through UPS.
You also want to be careful when handling it and avoid inhaling the dust to avoid heavy metal poisoning.

>>23770781
>comb
Im certain the comb part is attached to some wood underneath that silver.
>mirror
The glass is majority of the weight, handle may or may not be filled.
>brush
Handles are the same deal as the mirror, brush part is glued to a wood block wrapped in silver.

Just based on some other things I have seen, which isnt much. Sorry. Weigh it and assume 8% of the brush and mirror is silver. Ignore the comb idk how to do that one. I pick 8% because its what I do for weighted sterling items. Like candlesticks.

>>23771813
Will this put me on a terrorist watch list?

>>23771848
You aren't already?

>>23771848
Probably, but that Uranium is 99% U-238, which is useless for making atomic bombs, so I wouldn't worry too much.

Oooooo some 2020 libertads hit the market guys, if you are quick you may be able to get one.

These are going to be super rare

>>23770649
Really nice, I love birds in particular so I'd love one of these

>>23772239
you gonna link me or are you just gonna fuckin sit there?

>>23772239
ebay doesnt count dont larp

>>23772273
>>23772339
lpm has a few fractionals left, but yes... ebay...

>>23770848
Jeweler here. Gems I love to work with?
>Sapphires
>Lab Rubies
>Diamond
All great and hard to mess up when sizing/polishing a ring or necklace or what have you

Gems I love to have/look at
>Genuine Rubies/Sapphires (especially star ones)
>Emeralds
>Tie between Opal and Garnets
Lovely stones, but Rubies are a bitch to work with due to them and Emeralds both having a lot of wax in them which can be damaged either by your pickle solution, or the heat of your torch. Opals can be out right killed by the heat of your torch, even with a water bath.

>>23770932
>Aqua, Emerald, and Tanzanite
Loving the picks Pan Man. Also recommend Tsavorite if you want a super rare green garnet.

>>23772403
Where'd you learn to do Jeweler stuff? It's been an interest of mine but I don't have a great idea of where to start. The art you can make is beautiful though

>>23772365
>lpm
>pre-ordering mythical fractional silver from hong kong

ahhhh im gonna have to pass thanks tho anon

>>23772403
Tsavorite would be a neat stone to add to the collection for sure, I ve yet to see a good specimen though appear through my usual contacts.

>>23772409
I went to college for chemistry. Got my BsC in '16 and currently getting my MsC. In the interim I was deemed "too valuable" for entry level positions due to my extensive research experience. So, I had been making necklaces since I was a child (tying leather together with beads on it), I applied a Jared's/Zales/Kay's/Gordon's (it's all the same damn company, (((Signet Jewelers))) out of Ohio), and they hired me as an apprentice. Stayed there for a year and a half before quitting as the boss never sent me off to be certified, even though I was making rings for an ex and doing necklace repair for a friend in my off time.

tl;dr applied at a jewelry store and became an apprentice. Boss never promoted me so I quit. Still dabble. Purely recommend just buying some scrap brass from Hobby lobby and burn yourself a few times figuring out soldering on a very small scale. Pic related, alexandrite and diamond ring I set all by hand for my now ex back in '15.

>>23772507
That's pretty neat, thanks for sharing Anon

check out this lip on this round. does anyone else have anything like this?

>>23772751
another picture.

>>23766744
>>23766902

The state of DD on pmg.

>>23770642
his sitfolio and calls have all been good though. Pretty credible guy.

>>23770697
Not entirely true as keith actually does do a lot of interviews and is the most loved CEO in the silver mining space. His calls for 100$ silver may seem outlandish but inflation adjusted it's technically conservative. He's not just a pumper though and backs up the talk by doing shit like refusing to sell under $18 this year. That was a ballsy ass move that payed off huge for his company.

What seperates keith compared to other CEOs is he actually sought out silver as the commodity whose thesis he was most bullish on and started a silver miner because of his thesis. Before he was a copper CEO in First Quantum.

>>23770642
lol you would've made so much money just following the trades he posts. Guys like Jeff Clark, Patrick Karim, Don Durrett all think he's amazing.

>>23772762
there are lips on everything (even on supposed "high quality" coins) but this is the biggest lip I've seen so far.

>>23772751
>>23772762
I've never seen anything like this. I doubt there's much quality control at the places that churn out these Buffalo Rounds, so errors like that will probably make it onto the market now and then.

Is there a book on the history of commodities bull markets? Im trying to go back through time and see what kind of average returns you see on small cap miners during these bull runs. most of them get bought out or merge with a major so its hard to look through charts.

Just a warning. Do not buy from SD Bullion. They cancelled my $2000 order when spot price went up a dollar.

Havent read through this yet but this guy is pretty intelligent and has been trying to figure out the truth behind the COMEX for months now - he has finally published a report which he claims proves objectively that the COMEX is fraudulent. I havent started reading it yet but will get stuck into it soon. hopefully some more anons here dig through it and we see what we make of it.

https://www.desogames.com/shadowcontracts-and-a-history-of-comex-manipulation-in-2020/

>>23773126
Eh. They lost a lot of customers when they did the same shit in March

>>23773230
It's shitty behavior and I've read on this thread before that some anons got shorted junk silver and silver rounds from them.

>>23766706
imagine having metals when deflationary NEC exists

Haven't visited this thread since August.
Why is the posting so slow?
Are all those who bought at $30 so disappointed? Seems strange they haven't returned when the price goes parabolic again.

>>23773414
You're lucky you missed the politics war that destroyed these threads for the past 1-2months

>>23773176
This guy is either insane or a genius.

>>23773098
>>23772990
I just ordered some random rounds and got this as one of them. I shocked, it's over weight too, they gave me some free silver lol.

>>23773176
I have a feeling the author probably posts on /pmg/, so if you're reading this, sup

>>23766862
> How can I test if its real?
Go to pawnshop lol

Why the fuckety christ do 1oz silver coins in Australia cost $9-12 above spot price is this fucking normal? Literally a 17-20% premium.

>>23773176
Already started reading yesterday, am at the shadow contract psrt right now. Going to take my sweet time because that is like a fucking novel though. Interesting stuff though I'm taking everything with a grain of salt

>>23773414
We are still here. The dips have all resulted in higher premiums anyway, buying at 28 and 29 instead of 30 and 31 big deal. And there wasn't a "politics war" just some jew spamming every thread for (you)s. I'm sure he will be back

>>23774702
Disgusting.
I can emphatize --
The bullion dealers in Finland charge like 100€ premium on 1oz gold coins

>>23774863
Actually about 200€ premium atm. Fuck these gay dealers

>>23772403
What do you think of this possible gemstone that another anon posted, jeweler anon? Looks like glass to me but the guy broke his pliers when taking it off >>23767835

>>23774863
Minted bullion has a premium of $70-85 here. Have PAMP gold and am going to be buying Bairds since premium is now only $50AUD for 1oz minted. Fuck this entire gay earth. I disregarded silver and went hell for leather on gold when lockdowns were first announced in march and fuck its done me well. (I STARTED with 5oz and went from there....)

>>23775195
Those fucking jews are raking in the profits of this chaos. And the big bois are stacking tons of gold and silver with these low crab prices... The little guys must always suffer. Hang in there anon because we're in this together, and we probably have at least a couple of years until the FOMO kicks in. Hell maybe gold and silver will even go down a few times if the market starts to believe in this clown economy again until another crash brings us back on planet Earth again

>>23773176
>mfw i just realised kirian might be the 'silver stocks go up 150x in a bull market' anon

Thinking about going in on a pile of 'Roos, are they based? The price is certainly right at least.

>>23775315
Or rather, I should say, the price is right compared to other bullion offerings here. 34,800 is a little pricey but it's by far one of the cheapest prices from a domestic supplier.

>>23775238
The incoming fiat crash is inevitable. We will be at 80 trillion dollar debt in five years. We are at 125% debt to GDP ratio. It doesnt matter how much stocks booms our debt is inserviceable. The economy died in 2008 and weve just been keeping it on life support since then. I think we will see another stock boom in the short term but the crash will happen after january and is unavoidable. The fundamentals of this economy are dead. We had 30% unemployment this year and 50% of small businesses went under.

>>23775238
At least its all off record. Cash payments, no ID. I know in my heart of hearts both will go down again by around 10-15% (big i know) but will take off within the next 10 years bigtime. Got three mates from highschool working for a global firm in my city and off the record they told me everything Schiff explains is coming to pass - we're fucked. They're in damage control. That this is infinitely worse than '08.

>>23775349
This. Its all artificial. The mighty USD is a crumbling lie and COVID showed those who could see - just how fragile it is.

>>23775349
True but we could keep going like this for a decade, maybe even longer. All we gotta do is keep stacking. I'm hoping the lie will stay for long so that I have time to develop valuable skills and keep accunulating physical possessions

>>23775448
indeed, we need more time to get miners or physical depending of your current portfolio/situation. If everything could stay the same until at least next September that would be good.

this might help bros comparing silver miners, not sure if it is totally accurate, found here:

https://twitter.com/TheLastDegree/status/1325052748765786113

>>23773126
I think the general consensus here is that Monument Metals is the best dealer, they don’t pull any shit like that and have good prices. Only downside is a somewhat limited selection

>>23775771
For those of you with low income, how many are in your portfolio ? I mean, do you focus on something like 5 miner ? A 50% upside on a few penny here and there isnt the same as a 20% on a few grand. I can only something like 800$ per month, was considering going from 8 to 6 miners.
Defiance Silver, Impact Silver, Vangold, Dolly Varden, Canada silver cobalt, Strikepoint Gold, Klondike, Aurcana Silver. Was thinking about removing strikepoint and aurcana, any idea ?

>>23770649
/PMG/ Celebrity Death Match:
Owlies vs. Batbois

who would win?

>>23776016
I did 2 juniors, 2 midcaps, and 1 large cap. The midcaps hold around 45% of my value, followed by the juniors at 35%, and the large cap at 20%.

>>23771251
she makes my Sliver go up

>>23771641
Lol’d much

Just watched Martin Kanusa or whatever on macro voices. Is this guy legit? His subscriber page is scammy as fuck

>>23775980
Monument is the best go-to I’ve found

>>23776204
He’s got street cred but damn if he sure dont think a lot of himself

>>23776016
My silver allocation is equally weighted entirely between 5 small caps - Bayhorse, Klondike, Vangold, Pacifico, Dolly Varden. If im not going to make a small fortune with these 5, no one is with any silver miners. They all have very solid fundamentals, some with more vulnerable balance sheets than others, but if the price of silver multiplies like i believe it will, these risks become heavily mitigated and the rewards become grossly amplified.

>inb4 the anon who bought high sold low on bayhorse starts FUDing

>>23776269
>>23776099
thank you for your answers anons, I will do as I said then and remove these two. Investing 400$ on 2 different silver miners per month and rotate like that, a full cycle every 3 month. No need for too many silver miner as a poor wageslave.

See you on the other side space cowboy.

>>23776204
he is a pump and dump scammer

>>23766706
Reminder: ASEs AGEs current design minting ends mid 2021

Anyone want to preemptively stack up on current design ASEs should start doing it now before the end.
some of the earlier mint dates already command higher prices. I think after they stop minting them, ever year of the old ASE will slowly start being pricier
i cant stand the new reverse design. it looks like some run of the mill typical modern contemporary Americana art like a painted plate from the Bradford Exchange or something

classic ASE the best

It's just funny to see dolly varden and even Klondike silver going up while bayhorse doesn't move at all.

The new ASE design
- by Thomas Kinkade

>>23776204
him and brent johnson are cucks that think they are way smarter than they actually are.

>MUH SWAP LINES

meanwhile in reality swap lines dont mean shit

Got 30 of pic related and 2.5g of gold . Really like the look of ASAHI stuff.

>>23776099
>>23776016
no idea, but here is my portfolio so far. I threw small money here and there purely for speculation (silver spruce, colibri).

I sold my gold miner ETF and kept the grand i have in junior ETF. Wondering if other anon think i should just get rid of the junior etf too, and increase positions in other winners that I have.

>>23776661
never trusted etf, never will. I want to be a shareholder, something that always existed like gold/silver.

>>23776758
what about GDX?

why are people on ebay like this?

>>23776773
that's just my opinion, everyone is free to do what they want. I dont buy etf because I dont see them as something concrete. I only buy miner shares and physical PM. I dont want something that's the debt of someone else. Why make things more difficult when they are simple ? If you want to swing trade and all that shit then yes, etf can be good, but know that they are no different from the S&P500, you can be cucked if things get ugly.

>>23776825
i just viewed them as an easy way to diversify , thinking that the curated etf was a little safer, and to add to gold exposure since i was mainly investing in silver miners. now i am also thinking i would rather have clear shares in a company , plus these things have barely moved anyway

>>23775771
Seems like a helpful checklist on what to research next, thank you for that anon.
>>23776016
Well I am able to put 500-750€ into miners every month myself. I've got about 2.2k€ invested in stocks at the moment (although since I just started out two months ago I made some malinvestments that don't count) with currently 7 companies that I'm invested in (discounting the speculative/straight up bad investments). I plan to sell the bad investments if they ever go back green, and I will probably have at least 10 different serious investments, of which some will be speculative and others core positions.
>Was thinking about removing strikepoint and aurcana
I haven't researched Strikepoint yet but I personally wouldn't remove Aurcana myself. On the contrary, I plan to invest into Aurcana soon-ish, maybe try to enter at 90c or lower when silver takes a plunge again

>>23776661
also, really wish i could have put much more into golden minerals before it went from .42 to .50 but i spent all my account money. Now i have another 8 grand to play with and average in given the opportunities, but let this be a lesson to everyone. always keep dry powder because without it you can't take advantage of opportunities.

>>23771012
>1g silver bars
Imagine the premiums...

>>23776947
if you want gold exposure, buy golden mineral (after doing your dd). There is plenty of good small cap gold miners.
>>23776957
I was doing the same, had 10. Then I saw pic related with Defiance Silver and decided I would rather have a small portfolio with big position. I feel cucked by adding small amount everywhere.

>>23777008
>I feel cucked by adding small amount everywhere.
Sure I can see why you'd reason that way. I personally want to allocate risk because miners are inherently so risky, with risks arising from jurisdiction, permitting, geology and the mining itself along with many other ways things could go bad. Part of the reason why due diligence is so important is that everybody can evaluate for themselves whether they think a company's story is worth more than their market value. It's the reason why I've a few thousand shares of MTH, because if it blows up I'll have a nice position in advance. And if commodities begin a bull run it doesn't really matter that much which miners you have (as long as they've got their shit together unlike BHS for example -- fucking hell get your production in order Greame). I'm in it for the long run and I'm willing to wait for years to get return for my investment.

>>23777008
so what, now? unless there's a huge crash (possible if trump wins election i suppose?) then the opportunity for massive growth is severely diminished. time for speculative microcaps, or is there still opportunity for gains on safer bets?

>>23776825
>If you want to swing trade and all that shit then yes
that's funny you said that anon, I bought GDX about a week ago and just sold it yesterday for an $800 dollar profit. After watching it bounce around mostly the $37-$42 range for months I figured why not try it, might try it again if it dips below $40

>>23777074
in the medium-long term it is literally irrelevant who the president is. I do believe, however, that this will go to the supreme court and as unlikely as this seems now, i think trump will remain in office for another term. It is clear to anyone who's judgement is not blinded by pathetic emotional obligations that there are severe discrepancies in the US voting system, with particular regards to this current election. When this is revealed, markets will retrace any gains they had made and maybe even dip below them - but this will be the last dip before the next major run up on PM's and other alternatives. The true bull run can begin when trump remains in office and people realise that you could have jesus christ himself in the white house and our economies will still be collapsing.

>>23776798
Because they are normie faggots who "trust" ebay. They can't trust some sketchy looking site like silvergoldbull that they have never heard of before

What do Canadians recommend for junk silver dimes. The trouts? or the American mercury's?

>>23777250
Did Buffet really buy silver? I only heard about him buying Barrick

>>23777504
You need to be cautious with the canadian fish dimes because some are %50. As a fellow cucknadian I want mercs but the fucking premium on them up here is fucked

>>23777562
Buffett bought a lotta silver waaay back few years ago when it was like $5 per oz. Such a smart man he is

>>23777562
he bought 130 million ounces in 1998 which apparently he has never sold.

>>23777668
>>23777669
that crafty old fart

another smart guy, James Woods just got out of the market

Silver to $100 check em

>>23777748
well, holding dollars might not be smart either.

>>23777800
Fuck missed the hexa-7. Let's see who got it, probably some pajeet
>>23777777

>>23777748
>coping this hard

>>23777880
It's actually smart to leave the stock market because it's so inflated. Wouldn't call it coping. Although holding dollars is a bad idea too

>>23777897
obviously i am referring to his "deleting his news apps" because he's just so "over it". my coworkers are the same exact way. They're despondent about the election so they would rather not look at it, like they got a college admissions letter in the mail and they're afraid to see a the rejection so they can't open it or something. for the record, i agree with this assessment

>>23777250

>>23777897
How many mercs do you think he could buy?

>>23777880
I think James did jump the gun a little. I really believe ultimately Trump will win in the courts and get 4 more years. The left's meltdown will be the greatest day in history

>>23774702
>paying 30% premiums

>>23777748
>all of net worth in meme stock market
guess he'ssome kind of rootless wandering jew

>>23777933
Oh yeah that's for sure a way to cope with reality, though I won't hold it against the guy. The situation is so utterly fucked that it might be wise (for mental health) to juat ignore all the news altogether and focus on what's right in front of you.
>>23777938
More than he could physically stack no doubt

>>23766706
Are /pmg/ and /smg/ the last refugee of business and finance on this board? Every other thread I see is just another shitcoin scam

>>23773126
>>23773230
Did anons make payment in time?
I paid by mail check in March and it got Rona’d by postal service so my $1500 bag of merc dimes went up to $2,200 outside of price lock. I had tracking so last day for payment I called customer service and switched to e-check. price lock is in the terms and conditions

>>23777933
he has over 2.7M followers, James is pissed at Fox for being in on the fix and their extremely biased election night coverage. Fox is going to lose a lot more viewers because of that tweet

>>23778098
>>23777950
Trump had better not concede no matter what, if he does I’ll have officially lost the last shred of my faith in government

>>23778163
i agree, but part of me hopes he loses because of the cohesion it is creating among conservatives. people will only wake up once they completely lose faith in elections. then we can move onto the next steps (in minecraft)

>>23778215
I disagree, we all know throughout American history the white right has never taken the first action. Trump is unironically the accelerationist candidate, the riots and looting when he’s confirmed will make the Fentanyl Floyd ones look like a joke. Hopefully this will finally wake up the people on the fence and show them it is a direct attack on the white race, forcing them to defend themselves

>>23777950
I'm hearing a lot of talk about there being voter fraud but I haven't seen anything concrete yet. At risk of going off topic, what would you point me towards to show that there is fraud going on?

I remember the left absolutely seething after he won last time, witnessing it again would be a real treat

>>23778163
>pmg thread
>faith in the government
>pol posting
>1 post by this ID
Leave and don’t come back without stack.

>>23778305
>3 posts by this ID
Homeless man calling another homeless man a broke ass nigga

>>23778163
>>23778215
>>23778260
It really doesn't matter that much which one sits in the office in the medium to long term. The stock market will still be inflated and currency devalued by printing and the relationship with China will continue to deteriorate regardless of which one wins

I recently made my first non-sterling silver purchase, several maples. Its not my favourite design but it was among the few available in th UK without a stupid premium.

Pic related is my fondle piece from the purchase. 10/10 practice.

>>23778634

Very nice anon. You've made a good purchase!

>gives false positives while metal detecting
heh nothing personel kid

>>23778661
twice I have forgotten a pic

>>23778695
What is that? A straight-up lump of metal?

WOOOO! BIDEN YEAH!

>>23778919
Will be interesting to see how the markets react next week. I assume things will begin stabilizing now that a conclusion is finally made

>>23778903
I don't think so, they're everywhere around where I live and have high iron content. I'm thinking it's magnetite.

>>23777586
>all this delicious pmg waifu OC
what a time to be alive!

here's a blank slate ready for something clever

>>23778957
>he thinks this will only take a week

Whats your take on the upcoming devaluation of the dollar, and the massive stimulus packages? Are we looking or are we looking good?

>>23778919
I'm trying to think how painful it's going to be accepting this socialist mouthpiece cadavar for a president. and his token half nigger woman side kick.
god I cant stand a single word that comes out of these vile traitors mouths

>>23779099
I'm talking about next week exclusively. Long-term bearish on dollar, bullish on physical. Stocks may keep their market value but of course I plan to take profits at some point and turn them into physical possessions (pm's & some stuff that keeps its value)

>>23779121
idk how it could be good for us common working class folk

there's no velocity of currency because people are barely hanging on and have nothing to spend.
endless brrrrr and govt spending only digs a deeper hole for those of us that have to pay for all this shit someday

>>23779134
TRUMP HAS ALREADY WON BY OVER 300 ELECTORAL VOTES. THIS IS A SIMULATION BY BILL GATES

>>23779193
>>23778919
>>23779134
Umm we all know who won
>pic related

>>23779121
what if the republicans pull their gridlock bs like with Obama

>>23779134
You watch your God darn mouth, that's the future POTUS you're talking about. The God damn president elect of the greatest country on earth. Only a true traitor would show such disrespect.

>>23779171
You're in /PMG/.

>>23779121
Yes. American Dollar is about to nose dive off a cliff like it did back in 2008 when Obama was elected, but by power this time. Gold is going much, much higher, and Silver is going to rip people's faces off.

>>23779121
Republicans won't be able to stop it, and while I think COVID stimulus may be necessary, the Democratic Socialists are going to push Joe Biden around to get their agenda/free stuff done especially with Kamela as VP. That is going to be way more devaluation than whatever COVID stimulus passes. It's going to be pretty bullish on PMs, crypto and hard assets.

>>23779134
Anon, you shouldn't say things like that, she's 1/4 white, half poo and 1/4 nigger

>>23779240
Got a pic for you if you don't have it yet.

>>23779431
wewlad, your going all out

>>23778919
Does this mean all the Trump 2020 Silver rounds are going on sale?

Does anyone actually believe kiddie sniffer won?

>>23779602
not legeitmately, but,...

it was his turn!

>>23767822
Cheap silver? BUY MORE

>>23779602
nobody with an IQ over 80. Let the retards celebrate, when this gets reversed by ACB's vote we get the last laugh

>>23779600
Unless the courts or recounts go in his favor, yes. They won't go to spot though, that would just be delusional.

>>23779728
I am still calm, but I think they are trying to set the narrative because ... fuck what is that called when you believe the lie first and then won't believe the truth after no matter how much evidence is given to you because you already believed the lie, it isn't cognitive dissonance but a different word. It seems funny because last nite all the pol shills were gone , it seems like they regrouped and are trying a different angle and just outright saying it is over.

>>23779728
>>23779778
To add to this, if it were to get overturned now that the left thinks they won because of MSM, there will be more suicides

>>23779778
>>23779799
I love her lads

>>23779488
you don't plummet do you?

>>23767966
>you money will either taken through taxes, forced to be spent on useless shit, given to niggers, or it will expire
Very depressing! Very true!

>>23779058
good template anon

May wanna buy some while prices are locked in for the weekend. Gonna be a bumpy few months (at least) coming up

>>23780241
actually here's a fixed version with a cleaned-up whiteboard

lel... that cat girl is like 8 feet tall in scale to that good delivery bar.

>>23780375
I'd pay her renbts, if you know what i mean

>>23780375
based

>>23780458
NO IWONT PAY PREMIUBMS!!1 I WONT PAY OVER SBPOT!!!

>>23780330
>implying it's not going to go down on Monday

>>23780722
its going to keep going up until December

>>23780761
Nice try, bullion dealer. I'm not falling for that one again.

>>23780722
I dont know the future,
But I fully expect it to be higher next week then it is today.

>>23779134
At least biden will die/retire soon so harris can take over? is that comforting? Who knows we may get another bush v gore situation, but again, who fucking knows at this point.

next time, on /pmg/:
>>23780837