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cheapest govt coin i can find right now arefucking vaders

First for Kiwifarms will rise again!

>>52215338
kek
are you a bongbro?

>>52215309
good morning silverfrens!

>>52215368
no, why. can you find something cheaper?

shreks are sub 26 on apmex rn

>>52215392
>can you find something cheaper?
Bruh. You didn't even give a price nor a location, it's impossible to tell.

>>52215405
whats the cheapest coin you can find right now nigger, if you dont have an answer then gfy

Sell your metal and buy crypto you insane lunatics

>>52215378
Morning fren!
I wish i was like this Apu. I didn't buy any silver for over a month and i feel like a heroinfag who didn't see a needle in 24 hours.
And i feel extra bad when i look at the absolute bargain (((spot))) currently is at (then i remember i can't find anything below +6€ over spot anyway).

Also seething at the coomex's registered getting drained so slooowly lately. As i exposed my theory several times alrdy, i'm now convinced JPM and CME Group are moving their part of eligible directly to deliveries so to keep registered afloat. Before this trick, eligible wasn't moving much while registered was bleeding 500Koz/day average, and now it's almost a million oz getting drained each fucking day from eligible and only 0-5Koz from registered.
Make zero sense whatsoever, especially since traders holding silver in eligible have literally zero incentive from moving their silver to registered at the current pricetag. The only logic outcome is it's the banksters using their own stack to keep the shitshow alive a bit longer.

Let see how long the jews can last bleeding a million oz every day while nobody is selling to them at current price (why would anyone, when they can get much more elsewhere? hell.. even arbitraging the SGE!)

>>52215465
You don't speak to me like this, you putrid piece of troglodyte shit. This is a comfy fren thread here, get fucking lost you turdissimal niggerfaggot. IRL you would be the kind of slimes anxiously looking at their shoes while i pass by.

I've picked up a COMEX bar to reduce premiums on the clovers, I'll be cutting it up and melting.
I hope to polish up the bars significantly and make them all pretty and uniform.
I hope to have these for purchase next within the next month.

>>52215748
> I've picked up a COMEX bar
Muh dick!
How?

>>52215951
68 pounds, hit the gym brah and get swole ;)

>>52215309
Shiny

>>52215309
Does anyone have a good ping test app? The Precious Coin Tester app is now subscription based

simple as

>>52215516
it's like you don't even buy pm at all

>>52216019
$3.50 a month, that's absurd. Good way to alienate the people that helped build your initial success

Shiny rock not go up. Shiny rock only go down. Leafs greater than shiny rock?

>>52214131
a funny idea for /h/ would be a parody of the chinese panda coin but with the sad panda from that one hentai site

>>52215960
That’s not what I meant. And don’t worry, I ain’t no DYEL, but that’d worry my hernia.

>>52215309

Hello everyone.

>>52216019
Thanks for the warning. I won't update it.

>>52216266
I don't mind paying for the app ONCE as it already made me money, but putting a subscription in sneaky and literally locking out the main features is bullshit and I have deleted it since.

No one has an alternative app?

>>52216528
Do the old versions require an internet connection? If not, we could find an old .apk and keep it alive that way.

>>52216528
Just ping another similar coin you know is good and compare.

kek baggies

>>52216643
>Just ping another similar coin you know is good and compare.

true, I not always have my coins with me, my phone I do

>>52216568
No idea, not a tech guy

>>52215465
You dont talk to us this way faggot. This is a fren thread

Sup /pmg/.
I currently have a babby 1 au, 100 ag stack.
I have about $5k to play with. Was thinking of getting 2 oz gold and the rest in silver.
Thoughts?

>>52216319
many shiny rock in fire pit can make grug a large meat poke. Keeps the gruggs that look but are not gruggs at other side of river. Leaf collection no matter the big cannot into shape of anything

>>52216731
>I currently have a babby 1 au, 100 ag stack.

Make it 2 Au 200 Ag

>>52216731
Sounds pretty good
You could also do a 50g au bar + 100oz ag for under 5k

>>52216731
Ok but that won't get you much silver, maybe a couple tubes of 25 coins and some change. But if you can get the gold at a good price, then go for it.

just picked up this bad boy to add to my stack

>>52216886
ooohhh Swiss metals are so sexy

>>52216568
I just checked, and my old version will not run in airplane mode. Strangely though it still works and doesn't ask for any kind of subscription.

>>52216643
Yeah, because when I'm out picking and buying I have an equivalent coin on me to test against right then and there.

>>52216934
Is it really Swiss metal, if it’s not mined in Switzerland? (AFAIK, they have no silver mines. Probably same deal with gold. Over the border, in Austria, it’s the same, but all know gold areas are claimed by some Startup miners, e.g. Noricum gold (which now is called Georgian mining cooperation which might be related with or the same as empire metals, ahhhh, fucking Junior miners!!!), so theoretically, there could one day be some alpine good again (guess when bayhorse starts producing…).

>>52217240
Technically a Japanese company, but its made in Switzerland, so good enough for me.

>>52217240
Forgot a closing ).
Guess the additional point of my rant is:
Is it really claim jumping, when the owner of the claim is some anonymous company, that a) will probably never produce anything and b) is after hard rock gold, whereas I’m panning on the surface?
Also: was at some conference a while ago where they discussed that many of the smaller Austrian deposits (well, small for Austria, I guess, but probably microscopic for a Burger or Leaf) could be worth mining when considering them as Carlin type deposits.
But probably not gonna happen. Apparently, opening a mine here is hell.
Pic related. Inside some non-metal project for which the Austrian state already wasted millions, then abandoned it and now is making life hard for the buyer that wants to open it (or, as likely, just wants to collect money on the stock market, as most junior do).

>>52216731
Yep sounds like a good plan anon
>>52216767
>dat meme
Lol what the fuck bro haha
>>52217240
>there could one day be some alpine gold again
On a gold-panning forum there was a guy hobby mining in the Swiss Alps as I recall, lots of great pics of the scenery and his simple sluice setup, he was getting a worthwhile amount of pickers and fine gold and the placer deposits seemed really big and miles long, there's tons of loose free gold waiting for weekend miners out there. It seems way richer than the gold district closest to me but for whatever reason it appears that there are fewer people interested in the hobby in Europe. I guess manifest destiny and "gold rush" culture still looms large in America's identity and historical consciousness, was there ever something similar in parts of Europe?

>>52217240
>>52217313
Fuck. That’s almost stroke-posting. Sorry. Im way to tired.

>>52217313
>Inside some non-metal project

What were they tunneling or mining for?

>>52217338
Oh, yes, plenty of placers here for hobbyists (though, looking at YouTube North America seems better) but that stuff is far from commercially viable.
Can’t compare it to NA but seems like it’s getting more popular over here too. Been posting about how someone is cleaning out “my” spots a few threads ago.

>>52217423
;^)

Went to buy another 20 1oz rounds today and found that my usual pick had gone from AUD$34/rind to almost $40/rnd. That’s a 20% increase…

>>52217503
Time to buy gold <;-)

>>52217313
in general unless your taking out truck loads of material, most companies dont really care. I know i ve run into plenty of rock hounds or dads with their kids out on my claims looking for gold or neat minerals. I dont care if you wander on my ground so long as its not with an excavator.
Also yes setting up any mine project in Europe in general is a massive pain in the ass.
>>52217338
there was a forum called "Rhine Goldwashen" that closed years ago then moved to facebook, there is a very healthy german gold prospecting hobby population out there but like everything the EU makes it a pain to go out and pan where anything interesting might be. I ve seen some nuggets though come from the Swiss Alps, they were well over an ounce and very well worn, so there is still course gold out there!

>>52217604
Yeah, I guess a company won’t care, but it’s another level of uncertainty on the legal standing.
It’s already uncles wether you need to notify the local officials when you’re panning or not or if you simply need a permit for a highbanker or if it’s totally off limits. Hand dredge technically probably also falls under pumping, but I guess no one will notice what the fuck it even is, so I guess that’s my next investment. Really need something to clean out deep, flooded bedrock pockets. Maybe I’ll manage to Test pic related in Christmas holidays.

>>52217224
It means you didn't prepare. You instead chose to rely on the shitty modern technology and got burned. Simple as. Live and learn, or remain a slave. I don't care, it's your life.

>>52218124
That's a rather autistic and unfrenly comment anon.

Does the interest rate hike from the boe benefit bong stackers? Will the pound rally?

>>52217430
>seems like it’s getting more popular over here too. Been posting about how someone is cleaning out “my” spots a few threads ago.

Ah I remember that, sorry to hear about the eternal PanJews striking yet again.

>>52217604
>I ve seen some nuggets though come from the Swiss Alps, they were well over an ounce

What a treat that would be. I liked the recent discovery of the 85g Scottish nugget from a river up there, biggest documented nug in 400 years they say. What's the heaviest nug you've ever found? I bet if you were born in Australia you'd have a kilo chonker under the belt by now.

>WWS is pushing for another silver raid for the 5th of November

Why in the fuck are they doing this when the vault is going to be empty in half a year anyway? What a bunch of collectivist morons.

Anyone else get 10am wood?

>>52218762
Nooo, not until I get to 100 oz!

>>52218754
too soon after the last one imo

>>52218826
Don't worry, price will get slapped down again in a couple days. It seems impossible for these low prices to be sustained but it be like that on this bitch of an earth.

>>52218762
Stop using graphs that are only a few days old, they don't tell shit.

shouldn't metals be falling again with another rate hike? or are there other factors keeping spot high

So, let me see if I understand our current clown-world financial system correctly
>banks want to give us as much debt as possible because debt gives leverage, and leverage is political power
>banks have a natural limit to this because not only are gold and silver limited, they still want to keep some for themselves
>fake bank loans for wars such as war bonds and greenbacks made them realize not only can they pull off the loan scam with fake money, they can even pull it off on governments
>banks start funding arms manufacturers and insurgent factions to draw out wars and get more leverage
>then banks start issuing out silver and gold "backed" certificates to increase loan capacity to get more debt leverage
>then they get women on the workforce for more suckers to scam
>then they stop backing the notes with gold and silver all together, just give out dirty linen paper for more possible leverage
>then they drive up the price of government contracting so any project puts massive debt on the state
>then they start importing immigrants for more people to scam with loans
>then they start flooding the country with drugs so people become poor and are more reliant on loans
>then they infiltrate asia so they have an entirely new continent to scam (this has had devastating effects on Japan)
>then they get really creative with shit like reverse mortgages and hilariously expensive medical debt so even retirees get fucked by the debt leverage as well
>then they buy up all of the housing at retarded prices so 99.9% of zoomers and millenials are forced into either debt or rent traps to move out of mommy and daddy's home
>next they'll probably make oil impossibly expensive to force us to use little faggot electric cars for a new debt to saddle
So our best way to counteract this scam is to somehow have as little debt possible, and to buy gold and silver for value outside of "the system"? Fuck banks.

>>>/tv/176382550

>>52215309
Interest rates up
Silver is down
Gold is down
I don't feel so good bros

>>52219062
Metals are up in bongland rn

>>52218754
Redditors, get ready to trash the dealer supply lines so no plebs can buy silver. On my marks, get set...

>>52218974
>>Gringottsteinberg
KEK

>>52218964
Silver and gold are only a small part of it. You best be preparing for the bad times that are coming.
Pic is my latest deenz haul.

>>52219445
Nice fancy french sardines, get a radio too look at this shit

https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/exclusive-europe-braces-mobile-network-blackouts-sources-2022-09-29/

Finally got some at last. Took the Royal Mint long enough.

>>52219646
Getting raped on premiums with those lad.

Also no security feature padlock/trident.

They cute tho

>>52219445
>deenz haul

Luv me some kippered herring and Vienna sausages, both are an important component of my SHTF stash.

>>52219671
>They cute tho
Ain't they? NTA, but I thought I was clever clearing out the last of my dealer's silver Brits the other day until I got home and realized they were 2017s and had no lock. Oh well, more shiny for the collection.

>>52219572
Yeah I kinda saw that coming. Not the cell network in specific, but power outages. And that's one reason I wanted to get all my bank funds into silver & gold pronto because the payment systems and banks might go down. It's possible they would even use the power situation as a justification for a bank holiday, when they want to pull some sneaky shit. That's just one of the externalities that can come along and fuck up someone's "get rich by waiting until the market bottom when silver is $10/oz and gold is $1000/oz" plan. In 2008 that would have been ok, now it's too dangerous.
I want to get a radio like pic or similar, but don't have money in my bank to buy online. Those funds are for silver and gold only. :3 I'll have to look in local classified ads instead.
And I have many other things to buy, like more wood for the fireplace. That's one of the next things on my list.

>>52219814
What kinda radio you recommend for a bonganon? A ham?

>>52219711
> beans, beans, beans
Make sure your silber is sealed nice and tight!

>>52219770
Old coins are just as good as new ones, especially if you got them at a discount. And it's interesting how this coin's design changes over the years.

>>52219928
You probably need a loicense for those, and also they get expensive. Maybe look for a CB instead. You an actually chat on those, unlike the radio I posted (receiver only).

>>52219953
Normies like you don't understand how bad things are going to get, you will need those security features

how in the fuck are they expecting people to pay 400/oz

here we are, who the hell even buys these?

>>52219671
>Getting raped on premiums with those lad.
Don't care at this point. Silver is going to be unobtanium in a few months and the spot price isn't representative of the real market price. Also with derivatives suppressing the price of silver we have no real idea what silver is actually worth right now.

>>52220042
Pretty sure they didn't have those fancy security features on spanish coins in the american colonies, or anything they minted after that. So if they didn't need them back then, they're not needed today either.

>>52220063
Collectors probably. I'm only going to get a 1 oz libertad for my collection, and that'll be that! But it's much lower priority than other coins, since the libertads actually have large mintage compared to other stuff (like pic for example).

>>52219445
what's your favorite? for me, it's king oscar in tomato sauce

Someone say gold bars?

Heading to the LCS, you guys need anything?

>>52220216
Anything in olive oil, basically. I don't care much about the brand. I was happy buying the Nixe brand sardines from Lidl, until the portion sizes decreased (shrinkflation) and so I stopped buying those. Still have over 100 of the old (bigger cans) with dates stamped 2025.
The stuff I bought recently isn't actually the expensive stuff. Those were on sale, and actually have the expected amount of fish in them. I also tried some of the same brand (Connetable) that were seasoned with lemon, and those are ok but not something I'd want to eat regularly. I mean just plain olive oil or with spices is better IMO.

>>52220310
A kg reverse proof libertad? That bad boy must be ungodly expensive.

>>52219953
>smug animal gf
She could X my D, hehehe

>>52216767
My dick is wayyyyyy to big for that little mouth. I would definitely need her big mouth.

>>52220310
>>52220394
Also, here's the translation.

>>52220191
>So if they didn't need them back then, they're not needed today either.

Retarded normie numisvirgins might be more comfortable with bullion possessing gimmicky security features, but swingin'-schlong silverchads know their shiny and will get by swimmingly regardless of the form the metal is in.

>>52220310
1925 S California Prospector Commemorative Half Dollar

>>52220475

>he doesn’t have a general class armature radio license

>>52220518
Oregon trail is a pretty cool one also
But the Cali is the genesis of all the other prospector coins
>>52220546
>He's too retarded for extra class and hasn't built his own amp

P...please sell

>>52220588
Do not redeem sir
Diamonds for hands sir
Remember the silver squeezing please

>>52218226
No it's getting raped from here because at the same time as the rate hike the BOE governor cunt said we were going to have a 2 year recession. Idk how you missed the news, you must be new. Regardless this is the time to own silver and gold if you're a bong.

RATE MY STACK NIGGERS

>>52220310
Got a penny?

>>52218964
Too much wrong here to disentangle. Just go watch Eurodollar university.

>>52219646
You got killed on that. What the actual fuck are bongs doing. No wonder it's called the royal mint.

>>52220663
Geiger bars are cool

>>52219646
>36 pounds an ounce

My God

>>52220820
Muh security features

>>52220133
All that being said you're still stupid because there were other options available to you for less. I don't understand how every thread there's one of you retards

>>52220865
I don't see the problem really. It's more of an oddity or a collectable. I think a tube or two would be fun to have.

>>52220865
It's always a (fellow) bong. There's a reason this island is being destroyed. People are complacent and dumb af.

>>52215309
picked up pic related. Concord Delerium La Nuit Jump time 18k.

Without strap it is 74.9g. I think gold is around 55g minus the movement.

Scrap in my estimate is $3000 CAD

I paid $3300.

It has a gold buckle too which is a few grams.

>>52220360
>>52220360
Classic olive oil is tough to beat. The nicer ones aren't actually much more expensive here in the states than the cheapos in water or basedbean oil, so I opt for quality. On average I am paying about $3/can.

>>52220925
Deenz in water only please. The olive oil fucks up the taste when using them in raw dishes.

>>52220901
But he's justifying his purchase as an investment, and it's a terrible investment compared to 1oz or higher.
>>52220908
I'm no bong and you're the one who's stupid here. Imagine paying 25% over the asking price of a stock right now just because you're confident that down the line it's gonna go up 30% or more. You could have used your money to just buy more in the first place. How do I actually have to explain this to you morons

>>52221007
Yet you're so dumb you can't even keep track of who you're replying to.

>>52219445
I've been stocking up on Fluoride-free toothpaste and an african-engineered distillery for water. We're going to make it.
>>52220682
Could you point out something specific I got wrong? The federal reserve has over 32 trillion dollars of debt leverage on the US, if they want us to owe them debt they're doing a fantastic job

>>52221082
You typed way too much for me to give a fuck

>>52221094
>you're just wrong!
>why?
>you..... you just are!

Anon who won an auction for a plat britannia on ebay yesterday reporting in.
Of course the seller is acting as a nigger and pretend he just ""lost"" the coin today. While putting the same coin back on sale, but with a more expensive price tag!
Expected, but i'll make sure his account get nuked by the ebay's support team.

>>52220663
hell yeah my nigga also got a tube of horus rounds 10\10

I'm pretty surprised silver recovered from the market dump already
And contrary what people say, comex spot price DOES matter. Even if it's manipulated. They aren't ever going to "default" that is not how they are set up. Instead if supply dries up they will squeeze though.
The fast recovery on SI during a market dump gives me GME vibes.

>>52220710
>>52220820
>>52220865
You have the mindset of selling silver for fiat. I have the mindset of selling silver for other commodities and services. Imagine the price of silver in a fiat collapse which appears to be inevitable at this point in time.

>>52221159
that happened to me with some rare comic books
>comic book lot is $40 dollars
>seller decides he wants more money
>buys the lot from himself for $120
>relists the exact same lot for that price
>look goyim, they're worth $120 now, see the totally organic sales history?
The used video game market has been horrible with this bullshit for a while now, sellers literally email each other and just collectively agree on an old game to hike from $20-$30 to $90+ out of nowhere. All things considered the coin market seems like one of the sanest so long as you aren't a grading slab whore.

>>52221239
You seriously gonna flex here about your mindset as a cope about getting raped on premiums? Like, even here, there's a min. level of dumb.

>>52221239
It's shit that precious metals are currently measured using Fiat's "value", and not the other way around. But the matter of the fact is that's how it works. You don't have to cheapfag max and only buy generic kilo bars, but shouldn't you try to get at least SOME more silver for your money? The fiat you can save buying cheaper silver can be spent on commodities and services NOW, when it's safe and convenient. Like on ammunition, or spicy conspiracy theory books.

>>52216662
The ping test is dumb anyway. A scale, caliper, and magnet is better and easier.

>>52220298
It’s a shame you will have to cut that in half if you go to sell.

>>52220918
Can't get the strap back on... kek.

The case and movement is 75g, the clasp is 5g, and the straps are about 5g each.

case and clasp are 80g and the movement is a thin narrow La Joux-Perret 736-3 that was used in various high end watches at the time.

I think the case is 55g with 20g movement

and the clap is 5g making 60g of 18k gold.

Paid $3300 Canadian dollars and i think the scrap value is $3250 or close.

I know people here hate jewelry scrapping but i find it more interesting than coins and bars.

>>52216022
why does the 2020 look so much worse

Seems gold is on sale today. Might be time to buy some more

>>52221346
It's the black dial version of vid related that the guy sold for $7000 usd.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGMpjKlYI8U

>>52221239
Well you are correct, but we also have the mindset of getting the best bang for our bux in the meantime.. I know UK is pretty terrible when it comes to investing in silver, but £36/oz really is a stretch. It's easy to get around the (((VAT))) if you buy from a private seller or simply come over here to France using the channel tunnel and loading up your car with 0% taxes silber. The trip is like 2h long from London..

>>52221262
My case is quite different but yeah i've heard some wild shit about the vidya market. Especially a gang of jews who falsely propped up the value of graded vidya and comics by buying to one anothers and paid ytbers to shill it up as a fantastic investment.
Kikes really have no limits when it comes to find a way to make money.

>>52221316
I've been talking about the importance of fractional silver here for ages in the event of a financial collapse. What good is an ounce of silver to a haircut, transport, odd little consumer goods. Are you prepared to cut up your silver that you would trust if it came back around to you. So many people talk about being free from the banks, but in reality none of you are actually thinking properly when successfully setting up a parallel economy to a central bank economy in ruins.

>>52221319
I do have a load of 1oz silver as I do with a 1oz gold coin and two double sovereigns. I've diversifying my stack which I think you all should.

>>52221402
>that you would trust
that you wouldn't trust

>>52220471
>Retarded normie numisvirgins might be more comfortable with bullion possessing gimmicky security features
I'm trying to prepare for this moving forward, so I want to be able to leverage the "lock=safe" response programmed into our nostack fellows. I've got Eagles for Boomers and cheaper generic for those capable of thought; all bases covered.

>>52219134
Plebs will only want to buy after its sold out anyways and quadruples in price anyways.

>>52221402
You really are a special kind of stupid. When we pay for a taxi and it comes to £10 and we pay with a £20, what happens? Does the taxi driver keep the full £20? Did you really think we hadn't thought about that until you mentioned it? Stop posting you moron

you guys playin that powerball?

>>52221434
It sort of makes sense that the real pushback against financial assets will only happen once they stop working as they are supposed to. Extended periods of massive inflation could be a catalyst. Bond market collapse, collapsing banks, housing collapse/sell off etc are all weak points we are waiting for. Overall, the fat, dumb and happy McCitizen will be reacting to what unfolds, never the catalyst.

>>52221453
What are you going to pay goods and services with if those are priced below an ounce of silver? Are you going to be like this?

>>52221459
Is it available on PS5 ?

>>52221459
Remember when Epstein won the lottery 3 times in 15 years, one of which was a $85M powerball and a OKH lottery for $29M?
I 'member.
Don't bother with this corrupt shit, it's only used as an untraceable payment system for the deep state's actors.

>>52221180
Bolter rounds are the only thing you get, Horus-loving heretic!

>>52221527
>all those lottery winners that get kidnapped, sued or blackmailed
It's as if they really don't like normalfags suddenly having huge amounts of money to live outside of the system.....

>>52221612
Or having money attracts despicable people to you who want you money

>>52215309
pic related is a ring that i sort of wish i had bought. 24.5g of 9k gold for under spot.

>>52221478
Nobody’s gonna use fractional silver, no one is gonna bring out the old silver coinage to make change, not gonna accept easily recognized half & quarter rounds which can easily be weighed.

>>52221402
I will just bulk buy, I hate shopping anyway

why price go down bros

>>52221758
I love how dismissive anons like you are who give no actual examples of alternatives. An ounce of silver is likely going to be the price of a weeks worth of groceries. Are you going to spend that much on a haircut, a pint at the pub, some tobacco. No because none of you have actually thought about this properly.

Enjoy cutting up your silver, it's clearly what you plan to do. Honestly if you're got that mind set you may as well grind your silver into grains.

>>52221900
>An ounce of silver is likely going to be the price of a weeks worth of groceries
Source: trust me bro.
You're all delusional

>>52221900
Gold and silver are worthless, they have been replaced by digital gold BTC as a store of value and inflation hedge.

APMEX sent me a 10oz bar in three fucking day. Bravo.

>>52221877
because the everything bubble is imploding before our eyes in slow motion

Do any of you have a lucky coin that you carry around or keep near you?

Tell me about it. Tell me about your lucky coin, senpai.

>>52221900
This is why I'm a War Nickel chad, low premium, recognizable, highly fractional

>>52221900
I may sell some of my silver when it'll be like £4k/oz... keyword there being "may".

>>52221977
You shills are out in force today. Might be time to buy a few ounces.

join lebbit /r/wallstreetsilver 300K ape raid

>>52221934
A gamble I'm playing that silver will return to the 15:1 ratio when the silver paper derivatives collapse.

>>52221900
Whatever you think is gonna happen, I promise it's going to be over fairly quickly and a new system will be adopted before actually physically exchanging silver with people on the street ever happens

Does anyone have a website recommendation where I can use Monero to buy PMs?

>>52221977
>btc
>Inflation hedge
Ishygddt

>>52221977
BTC is worthless... it has been replaced by BCH and XMR.

>>52216478
Give us your apk for archival purposes. /pmg/ demands it

>>52220663
Cool stack, where's the rest?

>>52221977
Just because you said that, I'll buy 1kg of silver.
Eat shit.

>>52222102
Possibly. However, nobody really knows until it actually happens. Central banks have for this Q3 have brought more gold than they have ever had before in history and that's before Q3 has ended. The west does have digital payments set up for CBDC to take over fiat, but then comes the issue of people accepting it. Cyberattacks can easily wipe out payment transactions from happening and even governments around the world are fully aware of this risk. If that happens there will be riots, rapes, murders, all the same shit that has happened in Zimbabwe, Venezuela, Sri Lanka, Lebanon, etc. For me the priority is to be prepared for this financial collapse, everything else afterwards is a bonus. The dumb asses on WSS are only thinking in terms of getting more paper for their shiny rocks. I will laugh when it dawns on them that paper is just paper no matter how pretty the number of zeroes are.

>>52222075
Also.

>>52222244
If you bought a kilo of silver every time someone shilled bitcoin, you'd need a warehouse to store it all.

What’s with the Asahi coins? I ordered one since I like the design but it has a dent on the side.

>>52222361
I was going to buy a few kilos later this month, when I got my wageslave wage, but I just bought one now and I'll buy 2 or 3 more then. Fuck these faggots.

>>52222270
So I was living in a shithole country (expat) that had a major revolution. There were several months of riots. Currencies basically went to shit overnight. Military tanks rolled right next to my apartment followed by hordes of screaming protestors.

What surprised me was how little it actually impacted day to day business. I could still buy a bag of groceries, even go to a bar. People are remarkably resilient and gravitate to normalcy. The ones who were actually causing the most amount of chaos were the regime's foot soldiers who dressed as rioters and attacked and looted random places.

If you're curious, they instead starting using the currency of neighboring countries and bartering. But eventually things went back to normal and they just used regular currency.

Point is, in the event of a currency collapse we will likely see a turbulent but temporary time. Society isn't going to collapse because money is a made up thing and we'll just make up another thing to replace it.

>>52221934

Pretty fair haul of sterling and a pair of little 14k gold hoop earrings from the Goodwill today for $20.14 total with tax. Luv my cheapiescrappies bros, happy hunting.

>>52222241
https://mega.nz/file/WRUUESID#JoBmzHzCBcQfF30yJTA2TA4wdJ0XCb07a9A_1_01S00
Knock yourself out.

>>52222110
Neve mind. I found veldt.

>>52222432
>money is a made up thing and we'll just make up another thing to replace it.

>>52222270
>The dumb asses on WSS are only thinking in terms of getting more paper
I hate those reddit shitheels too but I'm pretty sure they know SLV is a scam and they're all in on physical

>>52222432
Peru?

>>52222481
Excellent haul fren. Gold at 5-10% of spot is great for making up for sterling at 50-90%

>>52222453
>choose a country where rent is 84% lower
>look guys 1oz of silver will buy you a whole apartment!
Delusion

pmgbros... why does coininvest EU have a +30 day delievery timeframe for dispatching gold orders?

>>52222600
It's called "fiat" for a reason.
>fi-at
>noun
>An arbitrary order or decree.

"Money" will collapse and 90 days later something new will be put in it's place and the people who decide everything will say the new thing is "money" now and NPCs will go along with it and Boomers will go along with it because they just want shit to be "normal."

Honk honk.

>>52222624
The paper he's referring to is USD, not SLV.

>>52221402
I'm gonna buy some old 5F coins, but not just for the sake of having fractional. It's also because 1 oz bullion is getting hella expensive, and some of these old .835 coins are cheap. They come out to about 1/3 ozt silver.

>>52221346
Not bad at all scrapfren, hard to go wrong getting high end watches at around melt value. Have you found any dirt cheap scrap being sold by 'tards lately or just been picking up underpriced watches and the like?

Todays haul from the coin shop. How much you guys normally pay for Morgan/Peace Culls/Slicks? I specifically avoided any with holes drilled in them. Debating on if I'm going to keep or just dump on Reddit/Ebay.

Just found a baggie of old UK currency from when I travelled to Manchester in 2009. I wonder if anything valuable is in there….

>>52222834
Probably not, the UK hasn't used Silver in its money since 1946 and the denominations that contained Silver were demonetized in the 90s.
There are a few valuable commemoratives and stuff to look out for, but statistically you won't have any of those. The Copper 1p and 2p coins are worth more than face though, much like US pennies.

>>52221347
>why does the 2020 look so much worse
picrel is the CEO of the Royal Mint for the last 5 years.
I'm sure you can fill in the blanks.

>>52222785
You should dip them

>>52222069
Ah hell no! I gotta put in my next order before these clowns fuck the supply lines again. Everything is already out of stock and slow as balls.

>>52222408
They are bottom of the barrel as far as generic rounds go. It’s stupid to buy when you can get sunshine mint rounds for the same exact price. Even silvertowne rounds would be preferable and are even slightly cheaper. In any case, buying 1 oz generic rounds is stupid. Buy gov mint coins. If you’re that worried about premiums, you should be by buying kilo bars anyway.

>>52222785
My LCS is a total rip off. They sell culls for $29 each.

>>52217604
Yo, Pan man, since you did ask last thread:
Here's the results from 2 hours of panning. Still not dried, largest flake is like 1mm in size. Guess it'll be a while until I reach an ounce. With a hand pump to properly get out the lowest (and thus theoretically gold richest) material, I probably could increase that amount quite a bit, but certainly not into
>Damn! Worth it.
territory. But I guess it's not bad for being literally 5 minutes from my door. I really can't make more time than 2 hours at the moment, so I'm not complaining.

>>52222967
Ouch. I get VF and XF Morgans for $25-30 this past summer.

>>52222774
i haven't been paying attention to scrap because i have been spending time networking and trying to set up my own business. I'm trying to get licensing rights for a Swiss brand so that i can sell their product in Canada.

I just got this watch because I randomly searched "18k watch" in facebook marketplace and the watch had been up for 24 weeks straight and took the offer of $3300 Canadian dollars without hesitation.

In my opinion it's the worst use of the movement. Baume, Harry Winston, and Concord were all using the same La Joux-Perret movement and the Harry Winston/ Baume watches look better than the Concord La Nuit Jump time.

but... i'm still happy to have the watch. Pic related is the same movement in a Baume Mercier Hampton.

>>52222992
Here's some other stuff, dried out. Really no need to get a fine scale. I know it's worthless just from looking at it (again, largest piece about 1mm), but Oh well, it's fun and eventually, I'll figure out some good spots closer to the source when I have some time.

>>52215309
good afternoon and gold is king again
not energy

>>52222657
I apparently tricked myself and one pair of silver earrings isn't actually marked, so just 69.1g of sterling and 0.65g of 14k, melt value a bit over $60 so I'm satisfied.

is this the biggest scam in pm right now
https://www.apmex.com/product/254691/2022-mongolia-50-gram-copper-magnificent-argali-ram

>>52222432
>the regime's foot soldiers who dressed as rioters and attacked and looted random places.
yea ok

>>52222432
>If you're curious, they instead starting using the currency of neighboring countries

That works if you're a minor currency on the global stage, but I'm talking about the British Pound which is one of the top currencies. That means we only have the Euro or the US Dollar to go in, both are just as sick as the Pound. The latter is the one to be most worried about because it's the world currency, and if that goes so does the main alternative. Fiat currency will still be around, but it will be hyperinflation like the Wiemar Republic because the central banksters and government pawns will want to maintain the existence of their fiat ponzi scam.

I'm only preparing for a situation that has happened in the past, and this is without including the possibility of WW3 happening as Russia has recently declared hybrid warfare on Britain with the invasion of Taiwan around the corner.

>>52222453
Oh. Thanks for sharing, this will be interesting to look at.

>>52223074
for the most part, when other countries destroy their currencies, they will use US dollars. we will be exporting inflation for another century or more. gold will do well, but weimar inflation isn't likely.

>>52223074
Fukin hell the anglos started that shit
They deserve everything and more that would happen to them

China ain't going to invade, they don't need to

The angle yank alliance desperately need them to soon however. They keep poking the dragon now because they have less of a chance later.

>>52222967
That seems about average for most places. Not sure why mine is doing $15-$22 but hey, I'll take free money.

>>52221900
No, we'll spend a whole tube to buy the whole farm, bakery, businesses.

>>52223048
I wonder if 50 grams is enough to make an Otzi axe or not
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0NU4dEtKWE
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocb3c45XBEA
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmmU7hLPq7w

>>52222889
Good to know, thanks

>>52222432
What you're talking about is a very small and localized event. What's coming is huge and at least all the western governments are in on it (maybe, possibly the BRICS aren't). So there's gonna be massive food shortages due to bad crops from lack of fertilizer. There's gonna be supply chain failures from lack of fuel. There's not gonna be anything resembling "normal" because everyone will be hungry and broke because they lost all their money in the stonks & bonds and the value of their cash evaporated through inflation. There's not gonna be any neighborhood country currency to fall back on, because they're all getting fucked, aside from possibly the BRICS if'n they actually do manage to launch their new system.

>>52222834
Not unless it has mint errors or such then by metal content probably not
if it is made of nickel or copper, then keep the ones with higher percentages of either as those can be worth a few cents above melt value in the coming years

>>52223048
Probably more profitable just find raw malachite and sell it for its copper content to some smelter anyhow
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO747eWvGME

>>52220298
Holy shit bro. I didn’t notice the first time. I hope you didn’t get charged for a Troy oz. Hahahahahahahaha.

>>52222785
>Morgan/Peace Culls/Slicks?

Precisely melt value calculated from actual scale weight at the best LCS in my hometown. They put higher grade dirty and ham-handedly cleaned ones in the scrap bin along with the slicks so those are what you should go for, can easily double one's money if so desired unlike ASEs which are an instant 25% loss.

>>52222018
you have to engage with the coin for it to be lucky. you cant just buy it. also, anime is big gay

>>52223236
>I wonder if 50 grams is enough to make an Otzi axe or not

No, you'll need a fair bit more copper than that to make a proper chalcolithic axe.

>>52222270
10/10 doom kino and probably right, capping this.

>>52222018
I carry my lucky Krug with me everywhere I go
The first day I put it in my pocket money appeared in it. Very lucky indeed.

was watching some gay silver youtuber and he said if fed raises rstes enough to actually curb inflation, the rates will be so high govt has to print money to service treasuries, anyone familiar with this elaborate further?

>>52223276
>Hey man I need to buy some fertilizer.
>Well I'd love to do that but money doesn't exist anymore. We have no means of exchanging goods and services.
>Um, my wife will give you a blowjob?
>Yeah OK that sounds fair.

There's literally a trillion ways that people will come up with to get around the problem of no money. Because like I said, money is in your imagination. It's a placeholder for a real thing that has value. So we'll fall back to real things for a time before we find new money. It will be chaotic and confusing but it's not Armageddon.

>>52223680
If rates are at 5%, interest on the 32 trillion dollars in sovereign debt will eventually roll over to yielding 1.6 trillion in interest every year. The government could disband their entire military to pay the interest or they will print to pay the interest, we all know which one they will choose. Higher interest rates are inflationary when you have high levels of debt being monetised.

Its mathematically impossible for silver chads to lose

>>52223601
Nice Krug, the burger looks pretty good too.

payday, and gold goes up. fucking rate hikes.

>>52223900
gold is still foinf lower, what are you smokin. all the gold i own i pretty much bought at close to 2k, fml

>>52222069
>>52222929
>Reddit kids fucking up the global supply of silver
Kinda insane when you think about it. Do you guys think they'll try a gold or platinum squeeze once they're don't with silver?

>>52223680
US debt is $36t. US tax revenue is $4.5t. If the fed were to increase interest rates above the inflation rate (over 10% interest), US treasuries would follow. If the US had to pay 10% interest on money, that's 80% of tax revenue going directly to interest (aka Jacob rothschild & senpai). And the situation would further spiral as the US is forced to borrow more to service yet more in interest. This of course leads to more inflation, further reducing the spending power of americans, and reducing tax revenue. Just a vicious spiral of interest, debt, falling tax revenue, more debt, and on. Truth is Powell cannot raise interest that high because he knows what would happen. The only way to curb inflation like what he's doing is in conjunction with extreme austerity. No more gibs, no more big military, cut fed govt down to 10% of current size. I think we all know that won't happen. So, this series of hikes is the biggest financial bluff in history. Literally trying to sneak a nothing-hand past the market.

>>52224009
not in Europe. they announced a big rate hike yesterday and the euro dropped against the dollar

By the way, for what reasons do you anons think the spot for Palladium has gone down from 4k+ to around 2k in the past year?
Will gold be able to surpass palladium in spot price by next year or what is the outlook from here?

>>52216731
Update: Ended up getting two 1oz Britannias and two 1 kilo Silver bars (store's choice of mint) for $4,938.06.
If gold is this low next month will likely jump on another $5k purchase. Will post pictures once it is delivered :).

>>52219671
my pic

>>52216731 (You)
Update: Ended up getting two 1oz Britannias and two 1 kilo Silver bars (store's choice of mint) for $4,900.00
If gold is this low next month will likely jump on another $5k purchase. Will post pictures once it is delivered :).

>>52224108
>>52224132
huh

Gold isn't even real. You retards are buying painted rocks

>>52224140
Gold is the best flavor

>>52224140
>1pbtid
sorry you lost your mother's life savings on shitcoins mate

>>52224138
I screwed up the amount but then I screwed up the extra (You). Oh well.

>>52223900
Gold consistently goes lower off rate hikes you fucking retard. Is anyone in this fucking general above 70IQ?

>>52224140

>>52222713
Maybe. But it's a big world. Even if a majority of Americans accept a new Fed currency, the rest of the world probably won't because the New Dollar will not be any more useful than their own local currency anymore. And many people are looking for an opportunity to kick the USA to the curb. The collapse of the USD will be that opportunity. You can bet your ass that at the very least, the BRICS will not be accepting any New Improved Really Not a Rip Off This Time Dollar. And that has tremendous consequences for the USA domestically. They have been living high on the hog because they could force feed the world their inflated currency and minimize the effect at home. Those days will be over. And things will get very dicey in the USA. And that isn't even taking into account the mind boggling vaporization of capital about to occur. The USA is going to take a major hit in standard of living. And even though it will be very painful, it just might clear the table and allow the country to go back to actually producing quality goods and services.

>>52224208
Yes, in the US, believe it or not, there are other countries in the world, and seeing as Gold is priced in dollars, a rate hike here can negatively affect the FX, hence causing the gold price (locally) to go up.
What's your IQ?

>>52223829
You're not quite understanding. There's not gonna be any fertilizer to buy. Or food to buy (unless you live in the countryside, but no fuel to transport much of anything to cities). Or much of anything like medicine and whatnot. That's exactly the kind of massive failure they're engineering right now. Money doesn't even matter when there's nothing to buy. You're better off to have stocked up on a cellar full of deenz or booze or something. Even gold and silver aren't much use at that point if things get bad enough (but they'll be useful to store your wealth THROUGH the bad times and maybe get you out of a bad situation or two).

>>52224233
dollar will be the last fiat to die, all the others will collapse first

>>52223153
China won't invade Taiwan because Taiwan has nukes and China knows it. China just likes to rattle its saber to keep its people hypnotized. Like politicians everywhere.

>>52221159
Send him the link to the new listing and say you'll be fine taking that one instead since it's an identical coin.

Just got my first fucking order EVER boys. Rate stack. What do I add next? Waiting til 100oz to get an oz of gold, and then I'll begin stacking bars.

>>52224327
milk report please

>>52224294
Those in dying empires always fared better than those in the fringe

>>52224327
Will the silver begin to tarnish if left in these slips? Do they need to be kept in a bag? Do you guys recommend getting those little capsules? Do I just get a single size and get foam inserts to make them fit? How's that work?

>>52224340
Milk report? No comprehendo amigo, what u mean ?

>>52224363
any milk on your coins

>>52224346
If you're super autistic you'll get air-tights
But you're not because you didn't get full tubes of the same coin

>>52224327
>>52224346
Nice. Don't bother with capsules except for special pieces you want to keep separate. Just get tubes to store them in (I prefer to get the mint tubes made for the coins).

>>52224040
"Sometimes nothin can be a cool hand."

>>52224009
Look at the bright side, at least you have gold. A whole lot of suckers are gonna lose everything they got.

>>52224346
5 fucking questions in one post, romanons back lads.

>>52224294
But fiat may not be the battlefield. There are countries with enough gold reserves to issue REAL currency. And real currency will beat fiat every time. So we will see. Won't be long now.

>>52224370
Na man, inspected them all, they all look fucking immaculate. The Kook is the most beautiful by far, followed by the Brits. Bought from Hero Bullion if it matters (not shilling, just fyi) but the Weiners and Krugs look great despite not having the same level of luster. I'm going to the store but I'll post better pics when I get back in an hr.
>>52224376
They didn't have enough in stock of anything but the Weiners or I would have for the Krugs. Idc that much about mint tubes. Hero told me in an email they'll send them in the mint tube if you buy 15
>>52224382
Good idea Anon. Cheaper that way for sure.
>>52224405
It was kind of just sub questions from the 2 main questions. Could have structured my sentences better, to be fair.

>>52224040
It's a bluff, yeah. But it's also a dog & pony show, so people watch and squander their time, instead of doing something (anything else) that matters that could give them more independence from the system. Instead they still believe in the system, have hopes that it will pull through and everything will magically work out in the end. So long as the herd doesn't question the system and stray from the slaughter, then Powell has done his job.

>>52221900
I am already accepting my place as. Pin changer. If anyone needs fractional post collapse hit me up at the temple, I mean church

>>52224449
>Cheaper that way for sure.
Oh yes. The capsules vary in price depending on where you get them of course, but let's just say you average 1$ each for them. If you buy a capsule for each coin, by 25/26 in, you could have bought an additional ounce with that money. That shit adds up.

will gold go below 1600?

>>52224561
That's way too much for capsules! I can get 10 of those for 3 euros. In my last order I got these coins without caps, so I'm gonna need some.

>>52217716
sorry i didnt respond earlier i was off at work.
That is some fantastic looking bedrock next to that highway! If you need a tool, go to your local hardware store and find a really big screw driver or narrow pry bar, these are the simplest tools you can find to do the task.
>>52218326
I havent seen anything over an ounce by my self or friends in a while but i ve dug up some fairly large half ouncers and 3//4 ounce pieces in the past. Its really rare to find anything over 3-5 grams now as all the huge gold was easy to spot with detectors or by hand mining in the past 100 years.
>>52222992
Hay! thats pretty good gold! I wouldnt be unhappy with that for a few hours of digging! Remember too, the deepest stuff is often capped by fine clays or course compacted material, break it up, suck it up and scrape out the bottom as best as you humanly can! The big gold waits below!

>>52223017
that gold has traveled quite a ways from home, but it still appears to have some chunky meat to it! Fantastic find bud!

>>52224783
>>52224796
Based pan man. Keep up the good work.

>>52224783
>>52224796
Pan Man Brightening up /pmg/ as usual.

>>52224233
>things will get very dicey in the USA
that is an understatement. the only thing that is holding the US together at the moment is gibs and entertainment. There is no cohesive nation only a heap of different factions after decades of divide and conquer strategies being deployed by an elite afraid of the countries native European population.
No more free money for the very large underclass and cheap drugs/entertainment means the country erupt into sectarian conflict.

>my brit bars came 3 days ago and i never even opened them
anyone else do this?

Just got a delivery of 3 gold Mexican Dos Pesos in the mail.
Holy fuck they are tiny!
How did anyone not loose them when they were used as currency?

>>52224922
>>52224955
my pleasure! My only wish is I could post some unfathomably massive gold from one of my workings. Someday, sooner or later its bound to happen!

>>52225037
I've got 20oz just sitting around

>>52225066
People probably just preferred using Silver Pesos instead, with the Gold only existing because it was Gold.

>>52225066
This is how you summon tiny coin anon. I sense his arrival coming shortly.

>buy gold and silver
>still have to wage everyday

thanks

>>52225037
My 5-kilo ark boxes are still sealed from the mint, yep all four of them. I did open the monster box though.

valcambi, scottsdale stacker, and italpreziosi silver bars are all the same price, is there ever a reason to go with one brand of bar over the other?

>>52225316
>reason to go with one brand of bar over the other
If it's the stacker, Scottsdale because they're sexy and harder to counterfeit

>>52218754
>collectivist
go watch more gay youtube videos, lolbert

>>52225066
>when they were used as currency?

I think the 1919-1920 ones were used but most of those 1945 dos pesos were restrikes and as far as I understand they didn't circulate.

>>52219646
those are cute, fren
dont listen to the haters

>>52225186
Very possible. I also own some US gold dollars just mentioning them will also help summon him.

>>52225159
Pretty decent for a STR/FTH build

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsejLYyM9NI


bretty good summary of the FED comments from yesterday.

>>52225087
gday panman, just wondering if gamblers fallacy comes up when panning for gold?
just one more pan
this pan is the one

Alright heres a pic of my new haul from my camera. Very happy with it cant wait to get further into stacking (:

>>52225636
oops meant to post this one kek
>>52224340
Unfortunately there are spots on the Krugs, much more visible in the photos taken with flash. I wouldn't have noticed if you didn't say something though. NOT this visible irl lol, I'm not upset but why are they like this when the others arent?

>>52222044
But the issue with war nickels is that they're not very popular, hence the low premium. Personally, I have some just because they're cool but I wouldn't put all my eggs in the war nickel basket

>>52222674
He chose venezuela because that's where people are actually using gold and silver to pay for things now. How much of a smooth brain can you be?

>>52225480
Is he still shilling products beginning, middle and end in his videos like a shameless jew?

>>52225663
because the mints are lazy bastards and don't wash the blanks properly

>>52225728
Is there I way I can wash or store them to prevent this from worsening? I'm a little ocd, not bad but it is something I will be drawn to looking at. Like the one dead pixel in the bottom right of my screen.
Any anons have tips for taking not horrible pics

>>52225587
oh man its horrible because yes... amazingly every single time i think ive worked out an area, that nagging feeling appears when i am about to leave. Even after i ve dug that spot for hours only to find a few specks, its still there. "its just one more spoonful down" "just one more crack wont hurt will it?" Its a horrible addiction.

>>52225663
At this point I've heard of basically every coin having milk spots. It probably just depends on the batch. And in theory you can just rub them off gently with a pencil eraser, but they don't affect the value of the coin.

>>52225726
nah he just had an ad for indeed in the middle.

>>52225452
I love tiny gold dollars post them sometimes pls
>>52223866
Checked and yes it was a very tasty burger

>>52225826
Will a box like >>52225797 prevent them from tarnishing? Sorry for all the noob questions

>>52216391
Fund it.

>>52225797
nah, just leave them be, try not to touch with your bare skin

>>52224783
>If you need a tool, go to your local hardware store and find a really big screw driver or narrow pry bar, these are the simplest tools you can find to do the task.
Yeah, already got that, but this only works when dry-ish. As soon as I’m under water, I can’t get shit. And for my city spot, grabbing stuff per hand, blind, ain’t no good idea. Way too much broken glass in the gravel.

>>52218326 #
I havent seen anything over an ounce by my self or friends in a while but i ve dug up some fairly large half ouncers and 3//4 ounce pieces in the past. Its really rare to find anything over 3-5 grams now as all the huge gold was easy to spot with detectors or by hand mining in the past 100 years.
>Remember too, the deepest stuff is often capped by fine clays or course compacted material, break it up, suck it up and scrape out the bottom as best as you humanly can! The big gold waits below!
Yup. That’s what I’m working on.
>>52224796
Should be over 100km for most stuff, 200km even. But there’s various smaller sources. My recent stuff has one red piece in it, so high Cu probably. Gotta take a loupe to it when it’s dried.
Thanks for the input. Helpful as always!
>>52225087
Now that’s some frog posting I can get behind!

>>52225810
Have you ever found anything checking back like that?

>>52225587
> just one more pan
>this pan is the one
Yes. Hate it when it’s the last pan before I REALLY have to go, which is the best one, indicating I REALLY should continue that spot.

Parlez-vous le français, anon?

>>52225858
Tarnish is a little different, and probably a little harder to clean off. Also it's not from the minting process like milk spots, but from a reaction with (I think) sulfides in the air, or maybe on your hands. That box will probably help if it's air-tight, but you might also want to make a bag for your coins out of this type of cloth, and then store the bag in that box.

>>52225884
have you tried to find a sharp garden trowel or spoon? Thats your tool for a crack like your mentioning.
>>52225908
Yep! it happens constantly, i ll think its worked out totally, i ve cleaned every crack and all the dirt is washed. But boom, out of nowhere a new hole appears and a big chunky nug is sitting there laughing at me, like it expected me to leave it behind. I ll often go back to a spot i worked 5 years before and try again, and again a big piece will show up in the first or second pan, than nothing.
Its utterly maddening, but thats how the ground here works more often than not. Its worse for some of my friends though. About 2 years ago i went to see a bud who had been camped out hand mining a single bedrock ledge above a creek for 4 months. He was loosing his mind thinking he was missing ... "something". As he worked, something glinted at his feet, which i picked up. It was a 5 gram flat nugget, he had been standing on it the whole time.

>>52226065
I have some tiny, sharp metal garden shovel and a table spoon. They’re really neat, as long as it’s dry. Also, my geologists hammer works really well for just breaking apart brittle shale, to go really deep. But again, only can get stuff, when it’s dry. But I have some high/and-dry spots to check out anyways. Maybe I find some time in the weekend. Seems like I can’t leave the city anyways. Guess you’ll see me panposting, if I manage to get out.

>>52225945
Seems like there were some small troubles in the LMU world back in those days. France and Switzerland temporarily refusing to honor each other's silver coins. Belgium being forced to use a "lesser" metal in one of their colonies (Congo). But despite that, the LMU will go on.
The rest gets confusing as they reference a different article and mention some legal background, but I'm not familiar with the context.

>>52226117
i am currently snooping for a better shot of my tools, but i use these sharp scrapers and narrow spoons, these let me go down to the deepest parts of cracks or fissures, even if its wet i can hold most of what i am pulling up.

>>52226263
I live in BC, Canada, PAN MAN
any tips on where to start out?
My your PAN be BLESSED

>>52225066
not just tiny
thin too
careful not to bend them anon

>>52226183
Pretty much what I gathered. It’s fascinating trying to glean some insights from these old articles.

>>52226297
Oh thats easy, try the Fraser River first if your in the lower mainland. Hope or Yale is your best bet down there. You have a LOT of territory to try your hand on in BC, were covered in placer and hard rock gold here.

As I always say, start by looking for bedrock, or hard ancient river channel above a modern stream. Start with your history too, your local region may have a history for gold and if so it should be well documented. Research Research Research!

I hope you find something friend! We live is a land of gold, its free for the taking you just have to find it!

>>52222075
It’ll be 1:50 in the US and 1:62.5 in Euro

>copper chad reporting in

>>52224105
I think palladium is mostly used in car manufacturing for catalytic converters. New car manufacturing, and thus demand for palladium has greatly decreased. They say because of a computer chip shortage. China I think. Also, electric cars don't need catalytic converters, and the market has been acting like everyone will be buying Teslas in a few years. Palladium is cheap I would guess.
>>52218882
Hike this week was really obvious. Talk afterwords was really non-commital. Silver seems supported by production costs, supply constraints, and somewhat Reddit unironically, but gold has been dropping pretty hard.

>>52226503
Based and meth pilled

>>52226328
Looks like they didn't mint any silver coins in 1921-22 because the silver price was too high. So instead they used different bronze alloy tokens to make up the difference. And also they talk about "missing silver coins" but I'm not sure why (maybe some people are hoarding them?) I did see some old tokens from that era (probably, can't remember exactly) but I didn't know what they were for, so I guess this explains it.

>>52215951
SD Bullion has multiple for sale right now.

>>52226360
Thanks PAN MAN
It's just started to dump snow where I live but in some lower areas in should still be clear in some spots.
I heard a good idea is to find an old map book of rivers and mountain terrain, then compare it too a new updated book, and look for old rivers that have dried out and dig out the dirt from those spots?
I'm also not sure how you go about it without having a claim, but yes, I'll start my research.
Thanks again, nice nug!

>>52224032
Lol... Next... They're doing all 3 at once. But it's the central banks squeezing gold. Platinum will maybe be squeezed even before silver.

Jews sure are upset that regular goyims are now consciously and collectively hoarding materials vital to their technotronic domination of modern Western society in response to their terrible rule.
https://imvdb.com/video/technotronic/pump-up-the-jam
Pump it up.

Jews sure are upset that regular goyims are now consciously and collectively hoarding materials vital to their technotronic domination of modern Western society in response to their terrible rule.
https://imvdb.com/video/technotronic/pump-up-the-jam
Pump it up.
>captcha: DJ ATM

>>52226645
depends on where you are but yes thats one way to do it. You can often also find old claim maps in local archives that show where people worked before. There were many promotional maps made for different parts of BC that showed off the great investment potential for people back east. These are very easy to find in archives and can usually be matched up to major rivers or mountains without to much issues.

Which specific region are you in? The Central Interior? The Cariboo? The lower Mainland? Kootaney Boundary? The far wastes of the Cassiar? I have detailed material for most if not all of BCs regions.

>>52225474
kek i was about to say the same

>>52222674
Venezuela is actually a great place to live if you discount the horrible government and dysgenic population.

>>52226503
yea

>>52215309
So if silver price is being eternally suppressed by the big banks why would you even buy it? Short of complete collapse of civilization you will never profit off it

>>52226805
Because the paper scam comes undone when there's no physical silver in the vault to sell. We're already seeing it to a degree with the way premiums are increasingly diverging from spot price before the vaults have drained.

>>52226805
>Why would anyone distrust the ploys of the financial institutions which play Monopoly with the lifeblood of entire continents and nations? If they ever lose control of the situation then you can never do business with those evil parasite vermin who illegitimately occupy the highest halls of power.

>>52226818
>when there's no physical silver in the vault to sell
That might be a good argument if stackers hadn’t been saying the same thing for over 40 years with it never happening

>>52226833
Just like Jews saying the Holocaust happened 80 years ago with no proof it ever happened. Curious.

>>52226833
Premiums for silver is crazy high right now with no hint of it going down.

>>52226856
I can find it for $3 over spot in many places, while a year and a half ago premiums were $6 or more even for generic junk. So both price and premiums have gone down

>>52226879
I'm too tired to argue this, plus the thread is coming to an end.

>>52226906
why do we always kill these threads off before they get archived?

>>52226906
So your argument got btfo and now you conveniently back out, interesting

>new silver Asahi comes in
>wife says to stop ordering silver
kek she doesn't know

>>52226928
It's 2:10am where I am, I too fucking tired to argue this.

>>52226946
I accept your defeat

>>52226931
Is your wife Jewish, per chance?

>>52226981
No, just ignorant. I've got to reveal it to her first.

>>52226833
Noah prepared for 100 years before it all collapsed. All fiat currencies have an expiration date. All civilizations do too. Stackers have not been fundamentally wrong. They merely did not foresee globalism offsetting inflation for decades because 40 years ago globalism was just beginning. They also did not foresee the complete dumbing down of the nation being a foregone conclusion. I think anyone who listens to common sense can see that America and her financial system are both careening off the cliff.

>>52215309
Pic is probably gonna be upside down. But my mac money arrived. I know tey arent PMs. But theyre metal and theyre precious to me.

New thread
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>>52226955
I accept your Jewishness.