/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24483224
We all will be in the million club soon.

Is there any reason to buy something like GDX or SIL instead of GDXJ or SILJ?

Everyone is calling for more stimulus, the low end is 800 billion and the high end is 2 trillion, how are precious metals not shooting up at the likelihood of all this new money being printed?

stop buying gold I wasn't done buying

THE GREAT RESET IS HERE

>>24483224
Miners are a scam designed to distract people from buying physical

YOU DID PREPARE RIGHT ANON?

I waited for the new thread to finally ask the /pmg/ community for a big favor ;

I have to make a presentation about the lifecycle of a mine next week, I have studied it so no problem to understand it but I lack presentation materials, because I lost my old courses materials.

I would really appreciate if anyone could linke me some nice resources for a presentation, either infographic, cool photos, books, youtube videos...

I was planning on talking about : Exploration, production, end of life, the life cycle of a mine, how the machines works, how it is actually drilled. All of these stuff would be talked about in surface, because the students are non-technicians.
Peace !

first for Great Panther 2021 moon mission

AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH

>>24483472
reminder charles darwin and his buddy were super into channeling demons and they got the idea of evolution from a demon allegedly

Here a video from 1920 showing how the Canadian mint made coins. Pretty interesting to see all these coins in uncirculated condition when today they're all slicks you'd get out of the junk bin for close to spot.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=nAA_GaHaItE

>>24483524
more on this?

>>24483267
Source please

>>24483437
i ve got photos for exploration, photos for machines and how they operate, technical info on drills and i have some video links on exploration as well if your interested. Let me know and i can hit you up.

>>24483325
Less volatility

>>24483267
I'm increasingly of the opinion they won't let us keep our gains.

>>24483472
Please post more about clairvoyance, remote viewing, 100th monkey, etc

>>24483224
AnCap bro’s I don’t feel so good...

>>24483628
https://www.goldventures.org/latest-thoughts

>>24483267
>10000%
Believing this is being as deluded as buttcorn maxis. The moon mission will occur but the gubment will try to fuck us one way or another. Miners' nationalization after a full smear campaign about muh environment seems to be the logical outcome in the bolchevik timeline we are in now.
t. have my whole net worth in metals : 70% phys, 20% big miners and 10% juniors

>>24483700
That's simply a feature of the system anon. Taxes and Inflation will wear us all down. Which is why it's important we keep attentive for the next opportunity in the future.

>>24483847
History repeat itself, I dont believe they will nationalize everything, think about all the multi-millionnaire like Sprott who invested into miner; gov would be fucked right away. You can do that in Africa or other shithole, not really in the West without the country going balls deep in a shithole with everyone fleeing from it. I also have tons of physical, I dont care if I lose everything I've put in miner. If gold reach 15k and silver 300, I've 500k under my belt, that's fine with me.

>>24483765
>https://www.goldventures.org/latest-thoughts
>i am expecting an overall return on this selection of 300% in the coming 5 months. i do recommend to hold at least 20-25 positions.
lol fuck this nigger shill

>>24483437
Take this image of the Lassonde Curve!

>>24483959
Exactly. Same thing as what happened with the white russians. Anyone can get to the carribbean with a couple thousand in metals no matter what the gov wants.

>>24483959
What really bug me off with juniors is they all are currently so damn close to their ATH... Literally all juniors you can think of are between 15%-20% off their ATH. It feel like buying the top.

>>24483267
is this from the turbo autist GV? he also believes in global warming and like Biden

Your daily reminder not to trust Hitlerites and Greenbackers.

https://www.garynorth.com/public/department141.cfm

Whether you have a central bank print paper money, or have the government do it directly, MMT and communism are just as evil.

For months now, every thread has had infiltrators from /pol/ virtue-signalling about Jews in every post, triple-bracketing every other word, promoting communist, neo-Nazi, Greenbacker rubbish like A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind. Expect those whom you attack to fight you back.

>>24484112
>>24483761
>>24484022
Can we please not turn this into a ctrl-v general

HL and PAAS paid me dividends yesterday. Neat.

>>24484074
I dont think anyone is perfect. He is really good with stockpicking, that's all that matter to me. PanMan, GV and based small caps anon were all positive about what I invest into (ipt, dv, ccw, vgld, ks).
>>24484051
ATH within the 6month with silver at 29. Considering where Silver is going, I dont mind being in the red a bit. Of course, for poorfag like us, if you can buy the dip like vangold right now (35%), then all good. I'm not very good with investing and timing honestly, I just buy 1k every month. If I can get 80% of the upside, that's good.

>>24484051
You're objectively wrong. See:
AWE
LIO
MEK
SSVR
DV
NVO
IRV
NHK

Among many others. There are bargains out there, just find them and remember DD

>>24484222
Alright scratch DV actually

>>24484112
He’s back everyone!

>>24473049
>>24474479
>>24476457
Boss is my Mother in law, she runs a ranch (very poorly), I'm the only worker and Ranch Manager. I tell her things, my wife tells her things, we both suggest stuff to make the ranch profitable, she continues to deny them and insists "it'll take a few years to be profitable, maybe 5-8". This is year 2. She blows through money like you wouldn't believe. She inherited 1.5million USD, spent 600k on the land (a good value for large home and 80 acres in east texas), and the rest on who knows what. She gets in 150K USD yearly and pays me 48K of it. What the rest is used on? I have no fucking idea. I'm finishing up the first semester of my MS in chemistry, as I was grossly overqualified for entry level chem jobs and underqualified for the stuff they'd look at me for. (I did a lot of research and awards, etc.) I've filed for unemployment and looking for a part-time job, as I know she'll bitch and threaten to throw us off the property if I'm not putting in 40hrs a week.

>pic related, me rn

>>24484204
Wait until $AG announces one...

>>24484443
AG pay dividends? That would be neat if true, they're my biggest position.

>>24484443
Have they done so previously?

>>24484572
I'm running out of money but if AG dips below $10 again I'm buying 200 more, this recent insider buying is very bullish

>>24484658
Very nice! I bought a bunch when it dipped down to $9.50 two weeks ago, all green so far. And i believe it's the top miner who'll perform the best with another price surge considering they have the lowest global extraction cost (at around $11.50 if i remember correctly).

>>24483224
I like your style OP

>>24483224

>>24484781

>>24484751
What's the AISC, do you happen to know?

>>24484781
>that rusty barrel

yikes

>>24484827

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-12-01/bitcoin-is-the-tulipmania-that-refuses-to-die
https://youtu.be/r4Q2q8uuUU0
History is with us anon. This mania will not last.

>>24484879
>>24484827
>>24484781
why are you posting this old boomer?

>>24484879

>>24483679
I would be very interested, especially with the locations or cool stories to tell the audience. How can I hit you up ?

>>24484022
Thank you, stranger !

>>24484112
So Nazi's couldn't make cake? I guess 8'm ridin with biden

>>24484755
Thanks anon. Nice dubs.

>>24484781
>>24484827
>>24484921


I want to go panning up north but my lack camping skills is a big issue and I think I need a gun to protect my self from bears

>>24484572
It's a rumor I've heard, but I wouldn't be surprised if Keith does it.

Redpill me on the metaphysical properties of silver. Will it keep me spirituality secure as well as financially?

>>24485043

>>24485043
i read that gold jewelry can help with arthritis

>>24484930
You're welcome. You can find a bigger version of the Lassonde curve with a real-life share price comparison by googling "visual capitalist mine life cycle"

>>24484930
hit my email up here at thepanman55@outlook.com or i can just post photos here too, outlooks shit for sending files.

>>24485010
Why don’t you try going on a couple overnight camps nearby to get used to it? Also buy a can of bear spray

>>24485010
car camp if your worried about wildlife, its way easier than having a tent too. Its how I spend most of my summers driving around to different properties to test.

>>24485317
>posting your email on 4chinz
Ballsy move there Pan Man

>>24485546
i have many emails, this is my non work related on so i am good

>>24485546
a microsoft account no less.
pan man you need to get a protonmail account if you're gonna share your email in a thread filled with anarchists and nazis while living in canukistan

>>24485317
>thepanman55@outlook.com
E-mail sent !

>>24485655
fuck your right i ll post that one next time.

Any update on comex default?

>>24485848
It's not gonna happend

>>24485879
But muh deso

>>24485848
its not gonna default unless eligible numbers are a complete scam. Even if they are 100% re-hypothicated they wouldn't all get called at once. Stocks are currently too low to risk further paper dumping however.

Last summer a maple leaf was going for $23cad a pop at sgb. Wish I hoarded instead of betting that silver would decline. Now it’s $41cad a pop.

>>24485933
how is it more expensive than europe or burger dealers?

I’m the guy who 3D printer the gold pan but haven’t used it yet. I been watching Dan Hurd on YouTube and next thing I see is he’s having heart surgery and lost his beard

>>24485988
Because it was in June 2019 and silvergoldbull discounted it on their eBay store. Wish I had bought...

>>24485988
and Americans have it way better, last year they could buy silver eagles at like $17usd a pop at any big dealer. Silver was so damn cheap, wish I wasn’t a cheapskate. Now I’m priced out.

>>24485848
We'll never know till it happens anon. It's a blackbox whose inner secrets are know only by a handful of elites. We can only speculate on publically available information, which is only a fraction of the reality behind the scenes.

>>24485988
canadians dont pay taxes on bullion so dealers add 5-10% premium

>>24483386
>>24483423
>>24483472
>>24483548
>>24483574

These are fascinating, probably my favorite topic of discussion on 4chan, but why were these posted in PMG?

Level with me. Is MUX a meme?

>>24486018
i know the poor dudes having a really rough time, first he got claim jumped and held liable for their mess and fined for the assholes dredging his claim, now this. i feel so bad for him hes such a good man.

>>24486096
>in Canada you don’t pay capital gains tax on selling coins under $1000.
Hopefully they don’t change this rule.

>>24486093
Well the predictions of December default will certainly be demonstrated for all to see one way or another.

>>24486145
If 2020 has taught you anything it should be that it's all connected

Rising bond yields signal a possible stock market crash, right? Isn't that what's happening right now?

for any bros that have Kinross and have been suffering recently here's some encouraging news, Sprott has been loading up with over 5 million shares added in the last Q

>>24486789

>>24486154
Yes. I put it in the same category as TRX.

>>24486789
Yeah. Golds strong dip last couple of weeks was a sign of a tightening liquidity crisis. Now they said they'd come out with 800 billion of spending, and Powell was giving a speech sometime this week again.

Now the question is whether this has been priced in, or is even enough to keep the markets happy. Expect that if the 800 billion isn't passed, or isn't passed quick, a huge crash in the markets. Also keep a eye out on any election news, as Normie fucks are convinced the election is over, so even a hint at a chance of a upset could cause them to panic.

>>24486373
Yes but you posting this joke of an image detracts from the interesting material you shared earlier.

>>24483456
Is Great Panther Silver and Great Panther Mining two separate entities?

>>24486018
>guys i found golderino!
>80k views
>guys i found a qt holding a gemerino!
>90k views
>help pls i'm dying :(
>3k views

>>24487126
>posted 20 minutes ago

well yeah, what do you expect?

>>24487105
idk just buy the mining one.

>DXY at it's yearly bottom
This is tiresome, JUST CRASH THE STOCKS AND CRYPTO SHIT ALREADY. I need to see how metals hold up.

>>24486857
You posted that to compare my Barrick entry at, this reads like a shopping list of things to probably be in on right now

>>24487105
GPM would be where you want to get in at. Still under a dollar, and call options are dirt cheap right now if you're afraid of a flash crash on penny stocks.

>>24487354
That's just some of Sprott's holdings. Hardly a shopping list

>>24485043
I have a friend who is healing himself after shoulder surgery by sitting on a circle of silver pieces and fondling others and various stones while he plays video games. Dead serious.
>t. barbender

>>24487223
>>24487399
I've had them since June and they have been one of my best performing Miners to date.

They say in the jr.miner space you just need 1 or 2 winners out of a dozen to make serious wealth, and to date GPM has shown fantastic promise to be one of the chosen*.

My only regret was not buying more.

>>24487540
>barbender
What kind of bars do you bend anon?

>>24487605
He better not be bending his bullion! Sacrilege!

Do I have to show ID when buying bullion in the US (does Know Your Customer rules apply)?
Does it depend on the amount or state?
I am within driving distance to a sales tax free state, should I buy all my gold there?
Will holding physical bullion increase the chances of getting a gf (I'm so alone)?

>>24487578
yeah I swung it from around .80 and up to $1.XX and then bought my stack back at the bottom. Holding a bunch of shares.

>>24487816
I just had $5k worth shipped to Florida since my parents live there and I saved 7% on sales tax, didn't have to put in any id to buy and I used a money order to pay.

>>24487851
I don't want any paper trail, for "privacy" reasons. I don't mind having a cost basis of $0, as I would only sell bullion for cash if the need ever arose.

>>24483224
peter shiff said in 2014 that if he had bitcoin he would have sold it instantly
how can anyone defend this retard

If I go somewhere to prospect how do I know I’m not in a claim?

>>24488014
so you are going to buy in person? No idea if id is required then, but it's probably only something that would be dependent on the state or business you are buying from, personally I am not worried about a paper trail since I have this nasty tendency to lose all of my guns and precious metals to tragic boating accidents shortly after acquiring them, it's really quite silly that I keep purchasing more.

>>24488014
Why?

Which one of you is posting over in /pol/ about starting a farm? Was a fantastic thread.

>>24488014
>>24488231
I saw in one of the previous thread if you buy more than $10k in bullion the irs will want to know or knock on your door?

Anyone able to comment on this or are shills spreading fud?

>>24487816
Scottsdale doesn't charge tax on bars but it takes a while to ship from their site. Their ebay ships quickly but is probably 5% more expensive.

>>24488310
Once you hit 10k in bullion, they’ll send an inspector to evaluate your storage and confirm you are still holding what they have records of. It’s not a big deal and easy to comply with

>>24488310
>I saw in one of the previous thread if you buy more than $10k in bullion the irs will want to know or knock on your door?
>Anyone able to comment on this or are shills spreading fud?
Clarification: Within two trading days

>>24488346
>Once you hit 10k in bullion, they’ll send an inspector to evaluate your storage and confirm you are still holding what they have records of. It’s not a big deal and easy to comply with
So if this is true, all of your purchases at a non-lcs are on some registry?

So if they decide to go full 1933 you're fucked unless you unfortunately lose your coin collection in a boating accident the day prior, in minecraft of course?

>>24488346
At current prices that should be about 400 ounces. Do you have to tell them you have this much silver? What if you slowly accumulate it over a few years, do they have a way of automatically knowing? Do I have to show them where I keep it, or can I have them wait outside while I get it out?

>>24485848
It's gonna happen when I get dubs.

>>24488527
>>24488560
Yea it was an easy process. They’ll send a letter to initiate the inspection, so don’t trust any other communication. Call the number they provide and schedule a convenient time. I basically just talked PM and stuff with the guy. He was pretty based. Even recommended a more secure method of storing my bullion. They do inspect your entire stash so if you have additional bullion that you bought off the books from a LCS I would recommend hiding that before the visit.

>>24488633
Confirmed

>>24488633
Oh shit what have I done

>>24488633
Let's get it.

>>24488633
Checked Default in December

>>24487816
>Do I have to show ID when buying bullion in the US
I've never had to.
>I am within driving distance to a sales tax free state, should I buy all my gold there?
Yes, unless your state is sales tax free above a certain threshold, then you should buy in state if you're making purchases over that threshold to save money on gas.

>>24488346
>Once you hit 10k in bullion, they’ll send an inspector to evaluate your storage and confirm you are still holding what they have records of.
So what if I don’t let the government agent into my home? Death penalty I presume?

>>24488675
I've spent more than 10k on PM's this year and have received no such letter.

>>24483761

>>24488675
>Yea it was an easy process. They’ll send a letter to initiate the inspection, so don’t trust any other communication. Call the number they provide and schedule a convenient time. I basically just talked PM and stuff with the guy. He was pretty based. Even recommended a more secure method of storing my bullion. They do inspect your entire stash so if you have additional bullion that you bought off the books from a LCS I would recommend hiding that before the visit.
Is this for 10k cumulative or 10k within two trading days?

>>24488766
Takes a while to filter through the agencies

>>24488761
Not a big deal like I said, just comply with their request and won’t be an issue. My guy was pretty based and agreed that a currency collapse was coming in our lifetimes.

>>24488840
>Not a big deal like I said, just comply with their request and won’t be an issue.
You sound like a cuck that would comply with mandatory gun buybacks too

>>24484405
She has too large an ego to take your advise so you need to give her no reason to protect her ego by ignoring it. Destroy her ego by making her feel fucking stupid for wasting your money

>>24488310
>I saw in one of the previous thread if you buy more than $10k in bullion the irs will want to know or knock on your door?
How would they know what you have if you don't have a paper trail or most of your purchases have been foreign junk coins on Ebay? If Gold hits $10k does that mean they'll pay everyone a visit who theyvhave on record as owning one ounce?
I think they will investigate if you withdraw or deposit amounts greater than $10,000 from your bank account in the span of a few days. I've not heard anything about investigating your Gold.

CLF

>>24488346
>>24488675
Is this a troll? WTF

Any eurofags here know a broker that lets you buy miner warrants? I'm interested in learning about those and maybe invest a little but I don't think they're available to me at all

>>24488807
Christ, they don't even do this in the UK....

>>24489019
That’s what I was thinking too, the only IRS bullshit that’s required that I’m aware of is if you buy or sell more than $1,000 FACE VALUE of American Silver Eagles at a time, which obviously almost nobody will ever encounter

>>24488801
Real libertarians are actively supporting shit like crypto and 3D printed guns designed to protect against tyranny. The main argument I hear against libertarian political movements is that they're a waste of resources that could be put towards those types of initiatives. Millions of voters didn't change the US election result, but one cheeky motherfucker is making gun control obsolete with basic tools in his basement.

>>24488310
I think I posted about that anon. Yes, States fag has to get a knock on the door if you go over 10k. It is mandatory with any us company. Look at >>24488367. Consult this image or these links.
https://www.jmbullion.com/reportable-bullion-transactions-infographic/
https://www.jmbullion.com/faq/report-purchases-government/
https://sdbullion.com/irs-gold-buying-reporting-selling-privacy
https://sdbullion.com/blog/gold-silver-bullion-tax-irs-reporting-rules

>>24486018
what material did you print that gold pan out of? some filaments will degrade pretty hard in presence of water/moisture

>>24488766
It's a larp dummy

>>24489417
Sorry.

>>24489417
No larp but whatever

See:
>>24489413
>>24489311

>>24489227
it's a troll, there are no requirements, the 10k number comes from the requirement to report people if they deposit 10k in cash to a bank, nothing to do with PMs.

>>24489509
Ah, ok. In the UK an individual dealer reports you to the tax man at 10k if all purchased in the same year. Do dealers in the States have to report to the IRS?

>>24489479
They might file some gay report but they're not going to knick on your door lol

>>24487126
beauty sells
that's why they hire beautiful women on car shows or TV beer ads
remember the fiji water girl?

>>24489589
only if you go over 10k in one purchase and pay with cash, it's to prevent money laundering and the IRS get's millions of these a year so I doubt if anything would come of it.

>>24489589
LCS can look the other way if you are a frequent customer, but if you buy PM. It is gone from IRS and taxes unless you sell. Then you are financially obligated. If you swap gold for silver or vise versa, you have to report the gain in us dollers. However, in all intents and purposes. You do not have to report the swapped PM on taxes if you sell it.

>>24489589
"Anon's real sensitive about his information being shared with the government, he wouldn't even be on the bulletin board for the Easter collage."

>>24489413
>10k within 24 hours
Nevermind, I'm good then. I probably spent over 15k, but that's over the year.

I think the 10k over face value is what triggered the extra process for me.

Since many states have explicit carve out exemptions for precious metal coins and bullion that are legal tender, should I solely buy those if I am concerned with liquidity? It seems like Eagles, Buffalo's, and Maple Leaves are the most common coins in my part of the country.

>>24490095
I generally stick to Eagles or old US government coins when I buy because I know that if I want to sell them eventually people will trust them a lot more over some random blank or foreign coin.

>>24489787
We all know you don’t have 10,000 silver eagles buddy

>>24490245
This, my whole stack is American Gold/Silver Eagles, people underestimate the value of liquidity and recognizability in a time of crisis, or even a stable time really

>>24490245
I mostly buy US coins but I do like getting some foreign stuff just to mix it up occasionally.

>>24490586
I collect some of the neater looking foreign coin, but the stuff I buy in bulk is stuff I want to be able to sell easily to the average person

The dollar is tanking lads, will PMs and miners go up again Thursday?

>>24490095
>>24490245
>>24490586
Remember anons. Coins are tax deductible, but at a price. You pay a higher premium, but if the government decides to be tyranical.They can say any physical coin is banned from public trading which will apply to all your ASE and Foreign silver coins, or they can do another physical confiscation by saying, "We are trying to confront price gougers, and dissidents that are undermine the countries interest. We are now calling upon all domestic and foreign currencies to be turned into the government for 4-5x the face value. This will include gold and silver where we will do it for the spot value. If we find out that you do have any gold or silver coins, then you will be arrested for 20 years per oz."
Weeb rounds are the best because they are not government issued, and they are pneumatic.

>>24490984
Ya this is fucked, end of 2020 might be epic.

Basically as a safeguard, never spend over $10k in a single purchase. Hell, I take it a step further, buy only in cash from your LCS unless there is something specific you want to avoid any kind of paper trail at all. I only bought my first 10 ounces online, everything else has been from my LCS.

Also, assuming most of us would plan to leave everything to our kids, wouldn't that be a good way to make sure they don't get hit with the (((estate tax)))? Like, if I knew I was going to croak in a year, wouldn't it be prudent of me to liquidate everything I had and dump it into bullion?

>>24491034
Damn I gotta get me some of those pneumatic coins. What kind of crushing power can I expect?

>>24491344
Quite a few shops that I’ve been to will only accept payment in cash. I always pay with cash and I never buy and sell in the same day. I don’t like to go over a couple thousand in any one transaction

>>24491327
I need to see it go below January 08 levels before I believe in the apocalypse.

Serious question, /pmg/
What, if anything, is stopping me from opening a side business where I "sell" bullion or jewelry, and then buying my PMs under that business entity. Wouldn't that grant me lots of flexibility to offset capital gains with company expenses (company car, etc), and capital losses if the PM price goes down? I could even use small business loans to buy more PMs, and if I ever go bust from being overleveraged, the business declaring bankruptcy wouldn't affect me personally.

Tell me why this idea is stupid (if it's not stupid, you're not allowed to copy me because I call dibs on it)

>>24483456
What the hell is up with these GPL spreads? Someone is willing to pay me 6 grand to buy apr 2021 puts from me at 6.5, and it's trading at sub 1 right now. What am I missing? Because this too good to be true.

>>24491621
It's not just this one sell, either. It's across the board.

>>24491394
Imagine government surveillance of china with an international suppression of military on citizens like america worldwide. This is not a fun scenario to think about. Look at this link. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes
Every angloamerican nation spies on each other nation's citizens by shuffling intel with each other. Once america's doller hit below 50 or people do not want dollers even in america. The green sheep in minecraft and roblox will start sending the iron golem on all those who hold gold ingots and iron ingots through those reports.
>>24491591
That is stupid anon. Massively stupid. The FCC will play cover for JP since they are propping up the us economy, and they can read transaction reports from the bank. Not accounting for the fact you will be double taxed meaning your stack will constantly lose even if you have written losses. Unbelievably stupid, and that will be the quickest way to have the IRS steal your stack.

>>24491621
Usually bad liquidity/volume

>>24491591
You really will get a visit from mr government if you try that

>>24489413
Thanks, bakerfren

So if I went to more than one dealer on the same day but spent less than $10k at each I should be good?

>>24491685
What in gods name are you talking about. They’re not going to run confiscation on folks. Who would do it? You think DMV or public school tier employees are gonna want to spend time metal detecting 60 swampy acres to find a 3oz stack? Gtfo

>mfw my local grocery store says they take cash, debit or gold dust again.

>>24491797
IRS in the future will raise some eyebrows from your bank reports once the government and the FED account merge and it turns out you spent more than 10k in total, but under 10k at one online store within the 2 day window. However, if you want to do that, then hit up local LCS and do it that way if you have an online transaction that is under 10k. Why risk it? You are good now, but not good once the US goverment becomes overly communistic.

>>24491865

>>24491591
You will need to report purchases under the entity but otherwise perfectly legal.

>>24491865
Nice panman. Hope you are doing ok.
>>24491861
I do not think you know how horrendous the sausage is that the FED is making and force-feeding the world. If they let this collapse tomorrow then expecting us to have 2-3 years of no growth, 5 trillion people under the poverty line, and keeping the internet up is the best scenario.

>>24491724
>>24491685
What if I want to start making and selling 24kt gold jewelry out of my basement? It would certainly be legitimate to stock up on bullion while it's nice and cheap, Mr. IRS. it's not my fault if nobody ends up buying my wares, I have to sell them at 50% over spot to offset the labor!

>>24491663
Cute

>>24492004
You will still pay double tax (potentially triple taxed once Biden administration fully hits you). I would advise caution on doing this. You can say business expense for buying PM for your 'smelting' buisness, and write losses. However, if you ever file for bankruptcies, all that you stack personally will be up for the IRS to liquidate subspot. Do more research anon.

>>24491993
i am great i just bought my groceries with a gram of gold.

>>24491865
I need to collect those 100s even if they maybe worth nada eventually

>>24492140
NICE. I can not wait for you to get out of leaf land where leaf PM blacky mc blackface has no gold in their federal coffers.

>>24491993
and even keeping internet will/could be laborious

>>24492199
my fathers thinking about moving to AK, hes sick to death of all the stupid shit hes dealing with in Naniamo BC. I am still thinking Hyder will work for me eventually.

>>24490984
Nope sorry fren, this is clearly the beginning of a parabolic dollar bull run short squeeze deflation that Brent Jonson forecasted. You may think "hey, he initially had a theory that interest rates were gonna go up forever and then he abandoned that in favor of the theory that QE decreases the money supply and that a liquidity squeeze would decrease long term interest rates. Seems like an incompetent moron."

That's where you're wrong. Tomorrow morning the dxy will be 110 and gold will be 1200. You've been warned.

>>24492306
No. What does money printing do? What does the gov put do? What does a fed put do?

>>24492306
>Nope sorry fren, this is clearly the beginning of a parabolic dollar bull run short squeeze deflation that Brent Jonson forecasted.

>>24491887
>IRS in the future will raise some eyebrows from your bank reports once the government and the FED account merge and it turns out you spent more than 10k in total, but under 10k at one online store within the 2 day window. However, if you want to do that, then hit up local LCS and do it that way if you have an online transaction that is under 10k. Why risk it? You are good now, but not good once the US goverment becomes overly communistic.
Cool well if we ever get to that point we all have a lot more to worry about. They will look as far back as they can and will have you on a 'list' to do with you as they please.

Have a fresh pic for the next baking. If I had photoshop skills I would shop an AGE in place of the ring

>>24492702
I got a pic in mind for the next bread when I bake it. I got it a couple of threads ago when black friday was happening.

>>24492306
Sad for the others who didn't understand that this was clearly a joke

>>24492985
It's unironically hard to tell on /PMG/

>>24492985
Tbf there are a bunch of legitimate deflation theorists out there. The argument being that money printing is worthless as long as banks refuse to lend. Never seems to take government spending into account though.

>>24491621
If GPL is so great, why does it never move

>>24493154
Or the fact that the fed is directly financing corporation through bond purchases...
They have to believe in a mechanical economy where people don't make guesses as to what will happen next and they have to assume that the fed wont just change its own rules whenever it wants. They are half wit apologists. It's one thing to say that the fed will stop before the dollar fails, or that if we don't get more fiscal stimulus soon we have a crash, but thinking that if we have a crash, investors are going to bid 30 year US bonds to 0%? That's just legitimate retardation and economic illiteracy. 30 year debt obligations have never been money instruments (what people want in liquidity crunches). Sure, the 2 year could go to zero, but if the fed stops financing the government, the government will become insolvent before the fucking 30 year matures.

The only way you take this shit seriously is if you're a midwit that believes that "all sides to an issue deserve equal attention".

>>24493462
TIPS are negative and going lower.

>>24493154
Deflation theorist here. QE derisks speculative (read: gambling) assets from productive investments. Printed money goes into, for example, markets and only slowly "trickles" down into the economy mostly because of common purchases of all social classes: real estate, education, health care, child care. Everyone buys lottery tickets instead of helping the economy. This creates further deflationary pressure which is why QE has never worked in the history of human civilization.
But I am still balls deep in metals (and other commodities) because printing money to POOMP only certain assets grows income inequality which destabilizes society. You want gold for whatever SHTF or edge of the abyss measures are undertaken to prevent SHTF scenarios.

>>24493796
Your point?

>>24483224
what an ugly coin

>>24492702
>Sonic the Money Lending Hedgehog
Sonic the Hedge Fund Manager would be funnier.

>>24483386
do you realize the whole remote viewing shit is a cover up? illegally obtained evidence, illegal activities leading to traces of criminals and terrorists are often a problem. but with remote viewing an agency doesn't have to explain anything ever again.
mass surveilance? hacking? bribery? torture? whatever crime preceeds an investigation is irrelevant if the people controlling you are dumb enough to believe your boomer agents can teleport behknd bin laden. fucking idiots.

>>24493898
You just refuted the deflationary argument yourself.

QE has not and can not be an effective means of fighting off deflation as it only finds its way to specific asset classes(mainly equities and real estate)

Much more direct financial stimulus (which IS coming soon) ie money printing and giving it direct to the consumer is what will be needed to combat the deflationary force of a retracting economy.

Anyone who thinks governments will sit on the sidelines and not fight deflation tooth and nail is an absolute fool.

>>24483423
> random numbers generators aren't backdoored by the nsa
> no hacking, your just sooo special you can use telekinese
fucking idiots

>>24494483
>QE has not and can not be an effective means of fighting off deflation as it only finds its way to specific asset classes(mainly equities and real estate)
Printed money has to go somewhere but it isn't actually turning the gears of the economy. Money velocity has been plummeting off a cliff and that has to do with the psychology of personal spending patterns of the population at large. You don't get the "inflation" if the printed money goes straight into something equivalent to savings. A share of TSLA purchased at a higher price doesn't mean anything if the seller uses it to buy shares of AAPL instead.
>Much more direct financial stimulus (which IS coming soon) ie money printing and giving it direct to the consumer is what will be needed to combat the deflationary force of a retracting economy.
Not so sure about that. It has always been easier to "print" with monetary policy instead of fiscal policy because of political exposure of the latter.
>Anyone who thinks governments will sit on the sidelines and not fight deflation tooth and nail is an absolute fool.
This is what digital dollars will "try to solve" and is my edge of the abyss strategy to prevent SHTF. Timed stimulus that "cannot be saved" going into people's bank accounts because the Fed just keeps losing against technology induced and QE induced deflation. It won't work but a cashless society will almost certain require nuking retail cryptocurrencies from orbit.

>up 50% on Klondike

Thanks based miner anon.

do you tell people you stack

>>24495330
not really, but I am giving everyone in my family a Silver Peace Dollar for Christmas this year, will tell them to hang on to them for the next few years.

>>24495330
Only those I trust anon, and I care about. You are not an island, and you need others to live.

>>24495330
Careful about giving people you know financial advice. I was telling people to buy gold in like 2009 and if someone went all in it would have been a disaster for them, and made you look like an asshole. Chances are you will tarnish your relationship if you start telling people what to do.

>>24495330
Nobody should know you stack other than your immediate family and LCS owner

>>24486145
Cuz there are enough racist shizos that post in /pmg/ often enough that I guess it's technically relevant.

>>24493439
GPL has weathered this drop in PMs like a champ and is posed to explode with higher prices

>>24495663
>1 post by this ID
Like clockwork

>>24495692
*poised

>>24486145
Based Synchronicity. I needed this. Tips on awakening the European soul within me and rising above the chaos of this modern world?
Recommended reading? Actions?
Silver is a key component to spiritual actualization, isn't it, pmg?

>>24493987
Investors already bid 30 year bonds below 0% in March and remain negative for 8 months. Nominal rates are lower than inflation and explicitly stated by central bankers as target goal. FED suppress nominal interest rates to perpetuate the extraction and depletion of capital through depreciation of the dollar. A financial crash and sovereign debt crises do not occur in the same instant but post appears to conflate them.

>>24491621
low volume/liquidity on options for GPL. you may as well just hold shares, IMO.

>>24485848
It's been right around the corner for the last 20 years so right around the corner.

>2 pics of coins itt
>0 pics of stacks
>4 pics of me
rent free

>>24494753
Man I just wish we'd get over this slow burn inflation and just deflate already... My investments would go down a lot and I'd suffer among many other people but at least there'd be less debt and money would be worth something again after the dust settles. Right now we're just living the worst times where everybody like me who's at the bottom is having an awful time

>>24495696
Cope more retard. Ill admit they were real interesting until the 4th one that encourages racism on the basis of muh reincarnation as a white man for the rest of forever. Literal brainlet shit. Schizo posting is interesting, racism is boring and reeks of the same low self esteem and lack of individual identity that nationalism does.
>noooo you cant work at your job and not check /pmg/
>noooo you cant just make your first post about this
Lmao get help.

>>24495330
My immediate family knows I have "a small coin collection", nothing more.

Ok guys, i have to ask because its been on my mind for a long time. Is buying copper worth ANYTHING AT ALL? i mean, some people here already see silver as a waste compared to silver, and copper is worth even less, right?

Yet, apparently copper is worth enough to rip off of the walls when you are moving out, so maybe there is some market for it.

Does anyone has experience with this, or think it may be worth a shot? Is it a precious metal?

>>24496472
*silver compared to gold, fuck

>>24496472
No. The premiums are massive. If you want copper, you can get it in old copper pennies pre1982 @ a rate of $1.51 per pound.

>>24496472
I don't think it would be worth it unless you are really poor or can buy tons worth, a 1 ounce bar is like $3, and that's with premiums, even if it went up 100% they would only be worth $6 each

>>24496292
Hey Big Bob, using a proxy to bypass your ban for threatening to dox people?

>>24496472
Copper is not work it compared to you buying it in bulk and smelting it. Look up bulk copper wires or sheets. You can get several lbs for dirt cheap.

>>24496567
did I get banned?
I have a dynamic IP router so if I got banned I wouldn't even notice.

>>24483224
I’m Irish American, a US marine and convicted child rapist

>>24496669
You really want to see my federal ID, huh?
kek

>>24496711
Wouldn’t matter, your arrest records and sex offender registry information will be posted here soon

>>24495692
Most of my miners are fine

>>24496711
what's with this weird stalker that keeps posting your pics in every thread?

>>24496472
Don't buy Copper bullion, the premiums are too high to make it profitable, buy copper scrap from recyclers or dig it out from people's trash.

Since stock price of bayhorse barely moved after the announcement, I bought another few thousand shares. Am I retarded?

>>24496779
He posted his pics first, this guy's just reposting them.

>>24496779
mancrush

he seems a bit gay

Have you guys heard about a gold mine in Armenia being seized by troops?

>>24496812
Bayhorse has made some very greedy decisions and keeps putting off actually being a productive miner. And they have been doing it for years. Feels like there is an ocean of better opportunities out there.

>>24484222
>>24484051

Checked. If you want to invest in miners you need to be getting picks off of your own research, not what /pmg/ or anybody else shills. You're already way late by then. The messed up thing is Reddit is ahead of /pmg/ by about 4 months in miner picks and discussion, and they've been talking about GV way before we have.

>I own lion one and summa

>>24496779
You're really going to defend a guy that doxxed himself on 4chins of all places?

>>24496862
i am hoping they can pull themselves together in the coming year, especially now that they are selling their mill concentrates. If they continue with their bullshit though they wont last much longer.

>>24496915
I know nothing about him, nor do I care, all I see is some weirdo who keeps posting his pics in every /PMG thread

>>24496915
If you think I'm a felon or a sex offender then I definitely didn't dox myself yet.

>>24496904
>The messed up thing is Reddit is ahead of /pmg/ by about 4 months in miner picks and discussion, and they've been talking about GV way before we have.
This is why you never discount plebbit as a resource, in the r/cigarettes people post discount codes from the box all the time

>>24496987
I kill threads by turning them into 300 post rants about me

now I've got an underling doing it for me when I'm not around. He does it for free!

>>24496472
If you want to speculate on copper wait for the next pullback and buy miners. They've been on a tear recently so you're probably buying the top.

QCCU, OCO, Solaris

>>24497033
You’ve already posted your face in here, why not post it with a timestamp so you can’t be slandered as a pedophile?

>>24497026
Exactly, my money is agnostic. I'll take info from anywhere. Hell, before I dove into copper stocks I asked my boss about the future of building construction and the role of copper in that future.

>>24497043
another really small company to watch to do with copper is Surge Copper. Their Seel property will likely become a major mine in the coming years. Serengeti and Sun Metals are also working on several major copper based properties.

Can PMG triforce?

>>24496862
Maybe they're waiting for silver to go up before springing to action like BASED Keith, because we know the REAL price of silver.

Just kidding

>>24497177
Fuckin legend Keith is for that move. I don't think he was worried for a second.

>>24497174
Interesting, is this property one of the places you've personally explored?

>>24497033
i really do enjoy laughing at this parhetic thread derailer. i own a telemarketing company and i’ve been in the trolling business for 30 years now. you are the most pathetic i have seen in a long time. you will never be as successful as me no matter how many times you dox yourself.

>>24497274
Based and saved

>>24483224
Someone post the original Big Bob copypasta

>>24497251
yes at the properties Surge is exploring. I ve walked that area more times than i can count. Its a mixture of massive copper porphyry's and igneous intrusive structures as well as the remnants of an ancient volcano at Rhine Crag. The areas got everything. I ve also gone over the land Serengeti has but only once for a VLF survey.

>>24497401
Very cool, thanks for sharing, I'll start reading about them. There's a global copper deficit that's coming sometime in the next decade, I think there's a lot of money to be made in copper miners if you can time a buy right and just hold.

>>24496852
Nope because there's no way I'd invest in a jurisdiction like that
>>24496862
Yeah, better options out there even if they get their shit together. Good luck to all who're balls deep in BHS in any case though!
>>24496904
Yeah gotta keep moving and looking for opportunities all the time. LIO is probably my favourite company to own right now, AWE is great too. Love those Fiji projects. I don't own SSVR though, I can't buy stocks from CSE and I refuse to buy from FRA because of the pathetic volume.
>>24497033
Checked and recyclingcompanypilled
>>24497043
Damn I really have to get up to speed on those copper miners but the backlog list just keeps getting bigger... I need some free time too lmao
Just went through one company called Braveheart Resources. Interesting copper project going on, they've got an old mine they want to ramp up to production for a cheap $6M CAPEX. They also have a stockpile worth $23M in the property and are in the process of buying another brownfield asset. Only problem is that I'm getting rubbed the wrong way due to weird insider action (selling low, buying high during the same day), >$10M debt and inaccurate info in company presentation. But if they go under $0.1 I might invest.

>>24496904
Where? The silver Reddit is nothing but shit people inherited from their dying boomers

>>24497507
most of these copper properties are copper molybdenum with gold and silver zinc being byproducts. Berg copper on that map I think is 50 million pounds of copper and triple that in molybdenum. You can also see the ill fated Silver Queen mine belonging to the parasites called Equity Metals Corporation top right next to Nadina Mountain. Emerald Glacier Silver Mine belongs to a family friend whos been quietly upgrading the property to sell to Surge Copper in the coming year. The Tatsa Reach and local area is fantastic for base metal mining.

>>24483224
So if you people know that the profits of a publicly traded company have absolutely zero correlation with the stock price, why the fuck are you invested in miners?

>>24497346
>i really do enjoy laughing at all you pathetic silver stackers. i own a metals recycling company and i’ve been in the mining business for 30 years now. you people are the most pathetic i have seen in a long time. none of you will ever be as successful as me no matter how much worthless silver you have.

>>24497623
Thanks for the insider knowledge regarding Emerald Glacier. I'll be sure to include it in my DD

>>24497522
>Braveheart Resources

I remember someone asked about this company ages ago and they looked very interesting back than, their Bull River Mine wont take much to get going again either. I will have to reread what they have available.

>>24497716
Yeah the >160,000t of stockpiled ore just sitting there is what's making me want to invest actually. EV/resource at Bull River was something under 4 when you count in the surface stockpile! Just the recent insider action is keeping me on my toes. Very weird buying and selling. Stock pumped a lot because they got a tiny $1.54M financing. I honestly want it to go closer to $0.1 because when you just look at Bull River it seems like a no brainer to invest even with the debt and the weird stuff going on

>>24496472
If you want copper exposure, buy one of the major mining companies. I own Freeport which has made me a ton of money this year. Southern copper is another good one. and of course there’s Rio Tinto which I own as well.

>>24497522
LIO has an insane chart pattern too. Looks like a breakout of the downtrend came very recently. Will rip soon provided gold starts to move up again. Why do you like it as your top pick though? I bought a small bag because of TA, and knowing QH and Crescat are involved.

I know what you mean by too much to keep up with. I've been listening to macro, mining and precious metals podcasts from when I wake up, while I shower, in the car to and from work, while I take a dump. When I get home from work I check in with all my social media sources, then I look at charts a while. When I relax and play some video games, I throw on more podcasts. Sometimes I dream about charts. And still I feel like it's not enough, and I let good picks slip by.

>>24497716
Also their company presentation shows 2017 RE when they have a 2018 RE available... Probably because the 2018 RE is slightly lower -- I checked. Also some of those numbers they throw about in the presentation have no source I can check so I'm fairly cautious

>>24497792
that is concerning and makes me think someone is leaking info to their buddies to make some money off the property instead of actually planning to actively work it. Reminds me kind of what was going on with New Nadina resources before they became Equity Metals. A property like that is too good to pass up operating, I mean a stockpile like that alone would be worth a fortune to the property, but they have a permitted and near operational mill and other external infrastructure as well which makes things so much easier. I will for sure be watching these guys.

Strikepoint gold breaking out of the wedge today and potentially invalidating the H&S pattern. Wanted to shill this stock but the chart has been dangerous in my eyes. All this miner talk but there's hardly any mention of SKP; bags are still super cheap for what's going to be a huge winner. just throw a few hundred at it and watch it explode.

>>24497867
>Why do you like it as your top pick though?
A combination of things. Like you said, the price action is insane which makes adding more a no-brainer. Then there's QH and the fact that he believes this to be a rare alkaline deposit, with possibly over 10-20Moz Au. Then they've got generous funding, they've got working capital for three to four years. Finally, they're going to start drilling underground in January with two brand new UG rigs while still drilling on the surface too. They also have their own lab and are able to begin production in two years at the earliest. Add to this that there is an old mine that's cheaper to ramp up to production as well as the greenfield exploration upside near the mine and you've got just about the most convincing play since NFG in my opinion. What's not to like?
>I know what you mean by too much to keep up with. I've been listening to macro, mining and precious metals podcasts from when I wake up, while I shower, in the car to and from work, while I take a dump. When I get home from work I check in with all my social media sources, then I look at charts a while. When I relax and play some video games, I throw on more podcasts. Sometimes I dream about charts. And still I feel like it's not enough, and I let good picks slip by.
Haha, seems like we're carved from the same tree! I've been losing sleep a lot lately myself. Too much thinking and researching and talking about economics over here at /pmg/. I still want to go study something next year and want to read some books, exercise and do many other things but it seems like investing has just swallowed me whole. I really should start making some kind of time limits for investing-related time spent so that I can focuse on real life a little too... But muh gainz!!!

>>24498033
Love Strikepoint, I loved working around the Porter Idaho Complex, there is so much potential locked up in that area.

>>24497927
Same here, I'll be watching. They should be receiving permits in a few months if the presentation is to be believed. Very enticing company but it might be a snake telling me to bite the apple...!

hey frens, shiners finally came in, I received a 1921 vintage instead of the usual 59. Shouldve waited a week or two to order, but its mine now anyways.

>>24497174
>Surge Copper
holy crap, Surge has gone from 10 cents to .41 in the last 2 months

>>24498126
Is that a copper-zinc-silver VMS deposit I see?

>>24498159
its also interesting because its a copper silver gold cobalt property, that they open pit mined first than went underground, that means the ore grade has to be fairly high grade to make it underground feasible. I can tell though to from the site tour that the sites been mothballed at least 10 years, so things could take a while to bring back online depending on how good the up keep crew did their jobs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_s5HFJE2U4&t=484s&ab_channel=ArcadiaEconomics

Premiering interview with Keith Neuymeyer on now.

>>24498194
yep its a sleeping giant, a great extension deposit of the Huckleberry ore body. Could be open pit mined without much work at all.
>>24498219
Silver / Gold VMS for the most part, newly exposed thanks to glacial retreat. If you look closely there are more outcrops all along the background slopes as well. I think thats at Willoughby but not 100%, their lead geo's BF is a highschool mate of mine who runs their heli crews from Stewart.

>>24497105
>why not post it with a timestamp so you can’t be slandered as a pedophile?
pedos and felons can't work in mining. Or for the government.

>>24497927
>a stockpile like that alone would be worth a fortune to the property
makes me wonder if they're counting high grade waste? What's the story on the stockpile?

>>24498258
Yeah 10y is about right. The previous owner was stuck in debt and the project wasn't going anywhere, I assume they couldn't secure financing. Bought recently with one of the company board member's money, the guy had some big pockets and lent Braveheart $6M to buy Bull River.
The project does seem to have most of the infrastructure in place though. Looking at the mine site from the drone images, it looks like it could be put into production fairly quickly. And even if it takes some time to get the mine to start operating, the stockpile is there, it can just be shipped right away once they get the permits and a buyer. The resources seem to pale in comparison to the stockpile but aren't bad. No FS done and not even a PEA though.

>>24498401
no clue they dont have a lot of info on their site it seems, I may have to dig up the original property file on Minfile and see what was going on. I am betting it had something to do with lower metal prices so the company stockpiled lower grade ore and focused only on the stuff that would pay bills better.

>>24498480
yeah, that makes sense

It looks like their pit has water in the bottom, did they go below the water table with their UG workings?

>>24495692
Man I just feel better and better about this. I'll be keeping the calls, probably going to actually pick a small bag up tomorrow morning.

>>24495330
My immediate family knows I keep some, but anyone outside of that will know when economic armageddon is here and I'm one of the few doing alright

>>24498480
Please share what you find if you do find anything. Lack of information in the website annoys me and makes me wary.

>>24497632
Equities are ownership of a company and we anticipate the value of certain mining companies will increase exponentially therefore we have purchased these equities with the plan of selling them for profit

>>24498450
heck even if they cant get the mill operating right away they could ship the stock pile to any number of major mines in BC for processing. Mount Milligan Copper would buy that ore in a heart beat i am sure.

>>24498354
would getting Surge at around .41 be bad or does it look like it has a lot of room to go up?

>>24498354
>glacial retreat

I imagine glacial retreat and warmer climate is a huge tailwind to resource companies up north right? Never thought about it this way but it's intriguing, and it's likely not priced in yet.

>long golden triangle = long global warming

>>24498552
I know their people well and they all think the projects got room to grow, they have a bunch of other targets between their Ootsa and Ox prospects to look over as well. There could be two pits worth of copper there, almost the rightful inheritor of the Huckleberry mines regional throne. The only thing I could see going wrong there is the ore grade being patchy, its many small copper deposits instead of one or two large ones.

>>24498550
>they could ship the stock pile to any number of major mines in BC for processing
guessing the transportation would cost as much as getting the mill online. Maybe more.

>>24498569
Enduro Metals has been doing fantastic working on ground that even in my short lifetime has thawed, same goes for Scottie Resources and American Creek. The ice is leaving fast and its showing all manor of treasure.

>>24498569
Stricter regulation up north though I'd assume

I got the next bread.

>>24498713
>The ice is leaving fast and its showing all manor of treasure.
Makes me wonder what sorts of treasures lie beneath the ice in Greenland and Antarctica.

>>24498722
well supposedly the Pebble Creek Mine permit Alaska has been officially denied and stopped by the Feds. so not looking promising

>>24498806
Based

>>24498806
don't fuck it up

>>24491993
So how in that world are they gonna be able to pull up and track down 5oz worth of gold purchases online. And then prove I’m not lying when I say I sold for a loss as soon as society collapsed

if you were to invest in everything peter schiff said was shit you would have made it 40 times over
what point of being right if you'll end up poor..

New bread

>>24498948
>>24498948
>>24498948

>>24498826
Pebble was a fuck up of a project, too massive and in an extremely sensitive area. Most of the projects in the Golden Triangle are fairly safe from an environmental standpoint as the rivers below them dont have salmon runs, there brown all year. I wouldnt be pointing these projects out if they were environmentally never going to work.

>>24498933
Nominal vs real my friend. You need to know the difference. Also, did you pull out the imaginary money in your 401k or IRA yet? No? Then it is faloozie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAQA_29Htts

>>24498967
ok. well at least it sounds like it was a good decision then. thanks for explaining
my first thought was it was obama tier roadblocking for some bs political agenda

>>24498933
Schiff is always right, he's just way too early and overly confident in all of his calls

>>24498332
oh shit this is gonna be good, tyvm for linking

>>24483437
i gotchoo famalamadingdong

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_mining

>>24495867
Unironically pray the Rosary