/PMG/ -Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.16733449]

ITS HAPPENING edition
Gold, silver and all the shiny rocks in between.
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https://thecoinshoppe.ca/
https://www.apmex.com/
https://monumentmetals.com/
https://jmbullion.com/
https://atkinsonsbullion.com/
https://sdbullion.com/
BUY SILVER AT SPOT PRICE: https://findbullionprices.com/buy-silver-at-spot-deals.php

[Anonymous No.16733461]

Tfw seeing all this talk of war and economic unsustainability and not being worried.

[Anonymous No.16733490]

>>16733047
it's only too late when you can't afford any. think of it this way, even when it's $50 an ounce you're still trading worthless paper for valuable metals

[Anonymous No.16733496]

So how many oz. do I need to keep in, let say, 10~20 years?

[Anonymous No.16733498]

>>16733449
Buy platinum dumbfucks

[Anonymous No.16733500]

>>16733461
just got home from work got my cash back match on my credit card so im buying 20 oz of silver for free

[Anonymous No.16733503]

>>16733449
These reflections do seem to be in order, perhaps an expert will assure us of this shortly

[Anonymous No.16733526]

Noob here, watched a few of the silver beginner videos and decided to start on stacking 1oz silver bars. In the UK is there a site where I can see what the current high/low is? Is it best to buy from ebay or companies?

[Anonymous No.16733547]

>>16733449
So how much of your net worth do you have in Gold /biz/? I'm not glowing or anything, but I'm just trying to decide how much to allocate.

[Anonymous No.16733556]

>>16733526
just look up silver spot
id also go with your 1oz silver reptile queen coins and dont by from ebay buy from a reputable dealer

[Anonymous No.16733672]

Only got up to 500oz. NGMI. I needed more time.

[Anonymous No.16733738]

>>16733556
Thats a tough one, not a lot of people in the uk besides elderlies that will die very soon care about our reptile queen coins. I was going to stack by weight instead

[Anonymous No.16733740]

>>16733672
i only got 120oz. i'm fucked
spending my last fiat on knee pads

[Anonymous No.16733748]

>>16733738
coins are VAT free in most countries AFAIK

[Anonymous No.16733777]

>>16733740
A cheap way to increase production anon. Don't use meth, its catching a falling sword.

[Anonymous No.16733809]

aaaaaaaand we are back

[Anonymous No.16734052]

Silver Nigger Inc.

Are we buying a claim in 2020? I have about 2 weeks of vacation I can go play in the dirt. If /biz/ pitches in we can get a claim and anons can be free to prospect it.

[Anonymous No.16734086]

>>16733748
Not if they are silver. Only Estonia can sell VAT free silver in the EU. Good thing I just happen to live a small boatride away from it...

[Anonymous No.16734137]

>>16734086
Yeah, just yesterday I had my first order from estonia. Even with shipping it is cheaper to buy from estonia than in my country.

Thanks god for estonia

[Anonymous No.16734225]

>>16734137

How doesn't customs fuck you up? I don't want to risk having it sent to me via post because it might get stuck to customs and I would need to pay over 20% VAT which is fucking absurd.

[Anonymous No.16734268]

>>16733496
At least 1000 ounces to make it

[Anonymous No.16734273]

Bought another 10 ounces today lads, any of you have recent purchases?

[Anonymous No.16734274]

>>16734225
Damn the kikes got you by the balls. Almost worth flying to the states and bringing it home.

[Anonymous No.16734283]

>>16734273
Got these meme coins yesterday.

[Anonymous No.16734308]

>>16734283
Cute

[Anonymous No.16734316]

>>16734273
I have 22 silver eagles, a 10oz bar and a 5oz bar on the way. Closing in on 100oz's. Wish i started stacking earlier though

[Anonymous No.16734423]

>>16734274

I know right. We have like 24% VAT on silver here. Luckily it's just a few hour boatride to visit godtier Estonia and then fetch me some silver and bring it home in a backpack with some other goodies they have. I did one trip in the summer already. It's ez and just takes half a day.

[Anonymous No.16734453]

Also. Until what price do you accumulate gold? The recent pump has been fucking me up for the accumulation. I can only afford like 1 oz or 50g bar. I bought last spring and seeing how expensive it is now makes me fret buying just to see it drop. It's a hedge and real money I know but when you could save a few bucks as a poorfag it's big.

[Anonymous No.16734518]

>>16734423
Estonia seems comfy AF. Would def take a day trip for bullion.

[Anonymous No.16734698]

>>16734453
If the governments of the world ever stop printing currency, don't buy gold.

If Russia or China ever start selling gold, don't buy gold. Until then keep stacking regardless of price

[Anonymous No.16734734]

>>16734086
Nah, in the Netherlands silver coins are exempt from VAT. Silver bars however do have the VAT.

[Anonymous No.16735020]

>>16733449
Who else here is invested in junior miners? CCW just published a report this morning showing they hit unexpected gold and excess cobalt to what they were expecting. Dropped 6.5k on it immediately. Not investment advice tho ofc.
>>16733547
Traditional conservative investors will say 2%. Skeptics of the market will say 5-10%. Higher than that is tinfoil hat territory but you'll find plenty of that here. Personally I dont own gold. Just .5% of my NW in silver (and increasing) and 5% NW in junior miners as per 30 minutes ago.

[Anonymous No.16735057]

>>16734698

Touche. You made me content with those words. Gonna buy some when I get some cash lying around.

[The Devil No.16735077]

>>16734052
The best time to get some claims will be right after civil unrest, go long on long guns and ammo.

[Anonymous No.16735094]

I've got about $4k in the GDX and GDXJ ETFs, bought a few months ago. Good idea?

[Anonymous No.16735163]

>>16733449
> be away for a week
> catch up with the news today
> Pentagon top heads quit
It’s Iraq all over again, $300 silver/ $4000 gold here we go.

[Anonymous No.16735420]

>>16735020
Me. Half of my gold and silver JM stocks tanked from .5 to 1.5% today, it makes 0 sense to me.

[Anonymous No.16735448]

>>16733500
duke nukem above the eyebrows

[Anonymous No.16735491]

>>16733449
MY FUCKING RHODIUM BAGS ARE FUCKING MOONING!!!
WHERE MY RHODIUM BOYZ AT?

[The Devil No.16735506]

>>16735491
Where do you even buy rhodium?

[Anonymous No.16735568]

>>16734273
got 180 oz my average now is about 17$. The potential war made me buy 180oz i don't care if it drops now i just want to have some inner peace.

My stack is 21 oz gold 500 oz of silver now pretty comfy.

[Anonymous No.16735722]

>>16733547
100% silver

[Anonymous No.16735911]

>>16733547
10% gold and 10% in silver 75% in etf's, mutual funds and dividend stonks

[Anonymous No.16735978]

>>16735420
Everyones been telling you if you dont hold it, you dont own it, and you ignored them. Now you will face the consequences. This iran shit is no joke

[Anonymous No.16735988]

>>16735491
>RHODIUM

Look at your hit when you go to sell

[Anonymous No.16736073]

>>16735978
this Iran shit is a fucking joke like every other happening nothing ever fucking happens. Even if its not I don't fucking care let the good goys and mudshits kill each other ill be working overtime and stacking silver and gold like a mothefucker regardless.

[Anonymous No.16736104]

>>16736073
its already happened, whether or not anything else happens wont change that this is a tipping point for the market

[The Devil No.16736178]

>>16736073
>>16736104
Allegedly Iran has responded by bombing an American base in Iraq, this could be the beginning..

[Anonymous No.16736201]

Pretty lame response from gold miners this morning. Gold benchmark up 1.5%, miners gapped up at open but immediately sold off and are hovering around flat on average.

[Anonymous No.16736357]

>>16733498
Howard Johnson is right

[Anonymous No.16736381]

Silverchads rise up!

(expected more today boys, desu)

[Anonymous No.16736519]

>>16736178
Source?

[Anonymous No.16736648]

>>16734052
i am waiting on 5 placer claims in the Cariboo District of BC. They have been drilled and have a confirmed resource of 60 grams per hundred yards of material. The owner died and the properties coming open for staking in 10 hours.

I can also grab a bunch of hard rock claims in BC's northwest by Terrace that have excellent potential.

If I claim any territory's I ll post the coordinates and a letter template that allows anyone to come and work on the claims.

Getting permits is the issue to do larger scale work like drill testing or actually mining anything more than a few backpack loads of ore.

[Anonymous No.16736659]

>>16735506
its sold as bullion just like anything else

[Anonymous No.16736667]

>>16736519
random twitter idiots. from what I read it's fake news.

[Anonymous No.16736669]

>>16735911
where is the other 5% fren

[Anonymous No.16736747]

here is another set of interesting properties that we could probably easily aquire. The Duthie silver mine has been explored and mined off and on for about 90 years. here is the link to its minfile.
http://minfile.gov.bc.ca/Summary.aspx?minfilno=093L%20%20088

I know the group that owns these claims and they want to sell out at a lower price as they cant find a buyer. I am phoning them in an hour to figure out how much they would want for all 20 mineral claims. There is also placer silver and gold in Duthie Creek running through the property.

[Anonymous No.16736912]

>>16736357
Edward Johnson is right, we should all buy platinum!

[Anonymous No.16736983]

>>16736912
platinum is going to rise in value for a while longer than dip as two new mines in russia are going to be coming online in the next 4 years. A new platinum project in British Columbia is also showing excellent results so watch for that. The more mines producing platinum the closer we get to being net positive on production again meaning the price will go down.

[Anonymous No.16737021]

>>16734273
I have another four 2oz silver Queen's Beast coins coming. I should have them by next Saturday. I hope the bitch don't die before I complete the set. It would be nice if she dies immediately after I get all ten.

[Anonymous No.16737022]

>>16736983
Where do you get your platinum info from? I’d like to swap my platinum for gold or silver when the time is right. Bought 1.2 oz @ $811.

[Anonymous No.16737034]

>>16736669
cash reserves in case of car or pc trouble.

[Anonymous No.16737037]

>>16735978
Junior miner stocks aren't silver ETFs, anon. Know the difference

[Anonymous No.16737111]

>>16736648
You serious anon? I might make a trip out there despite not knowing a thing about prospecting.

[Anonymous No.16737145]

>>16737037
yeah, theyre worse, fucking tard.

[Anonymous No.16737165]

>>16737145
How do you figure?

[Anonymous No.16737224]

>>16737165
they tank when silver tanks and they dont always go up when silver goes up. Its a moronic buy for boomers who like stocks and get rich quick schemes.

[Anonymous No.16737238]

Do any silver collectors buy old coins?
Why are silver coins cheaper per gram than silver bars?

[Anonymous No.16737264]

>>16737224
You don't hold them long term. You follow drilling results and ride the pump. Take profits regularly and buy silver with them.

[The Devil No.16737280]

>>16736659
Obviously. But who sells it? What sites?

[Anonymous No.16737281]

>>16734423
>I know right. We have like 24% VAT on silver here.

Jesus christ! This kikery is outrageous. Why does the long nose tribe get to steal 90% of my wealth?

[Anonymous No.16737344]

>>16737264
just buy apple or bitcorn if you want magic internet money

[Anonymous No.16737371]

>>16737238
Don't buy grams, only ounces. you will never get any serious buyers unless you are in ounces for silver. Gold can be fractional but I also wouldn't recommend that either.

[Anonymous No.16737386]

>>16737022
I get it from a mix of websites and mining info sites. basically I look at what the exploration side is doing / finding. If a new major resource is discovered than the market reacts accordingly.

[Anonymous No.16737397]

>>16737238
silver collectors do buy old coins if they contain silver, but most of the coins trade goes to 1 ounce coins like eagles maples and other collectibles from different countries and mints.

[Anonymous No.16737418]

>>16737111
yep totally serious. I am waiting for those placer cells to come open but there is no guarantee that i ll get them, anyone can claim the cells when they come open. The hard rock claims are easier to get but its a ton more work to bring in a profit.

Like I said if I get anything good I ll post a letter you guys can have that lets you work the claims without getting in trouble for trespassing. Keep what ever you find so long as you tell me where and what was found.

[Anonymous No.16737428]

>>16737280
kitco sells rhodium for one https://online.kitco.com/rhodium

[Anonymous No.16737444]

>>16737371
>Don't buy grams, only ounces. you will never get any serious buyers unless you are in ounces for silver. Gold can be fractional but I also wouldn't recommend that either.
>>16737397

What if you live in a metric part of the world like central Europe?

Should I buy coins or should I buy bars?

[Anonymous No.16737507]

>>16737444
Cant really help you with the metric system m8 maybe do a conversion from troy ounces to grams or w/e.

Coins or bars is the age old question. You pay more for coins because of the work that goes into them and some are wanted by collectors and can be sold more easily in some areas, no idea about Europe. Bars are cheaper and you get more silver for the price but are sometimes harder to sell and don't hold resale value as well, it more depends on the price of silver. But if the silver price ever skyrockets you will make just as much on bars as coins because the cost of the metal will outweigh the cost or rarity of the coin and people will want it for the metal alone.

[The Devil No.16737861]

>>16737428
Why did rhodium take off like that in the last few years?

[Anonymous No.16738062]

>>16737264
Is it wrong to hold long terl as long as we are in a gold and silver bullmarket ? I find it's a way to leverage since the earnings are multiplied when the spot price rise

[Anonymous No.16738121]

>>16737264
>>16738062
I mean, I just hold since June and I am 60% up on average, obviously it looks like I'm doing it right, but I'm open to listen to any advices you might have

[Anonymous No.16738148]

Gold is currently $11, just 0.007%, away from its 52-week high and the highest it's ever been since March 2013.

[The Devil No.16738173]

>>16738148
So dump incoming?

[Anonymous No.16738212]

whats the best price to buy 1oz at? the cheapest i can find is £25.56 including VAT

[Anonymous No.16738420]

>>16737861
scarcity, more cars on the road, emissions fuckery. Its value is driven solely by catalytic converters and jewish tricks

[Anonymous No.16738580]

>>16738212
I'll be selling them for less than that on Safex when it launches. You'll be able to pay in crypto too.

[Anonymous No.16738592]

>>16736648
Sick. Keep me posted. I just want use a small sluice realistically. If I could get an ounce in 2 weeks work I’d be happy.

[Anonymous No.16738608]

>>16738580
>>memeing SafeX in 2020
Come on anon you’re better.

[Anonymous No.16738690]

>>16738580
Same anon you responded to just on mobile. Dont own any crypto, it's all too expensive to buy into

[Anonymous No.16738788]

>>16738212
Cant you just buy from Estonia?

[Anonymous No.16739039]

>>16738788
I hadn't yet considered buying from outside the uk but I will look into it! Cheers lad

[Anonymous No.16739127]

>>16737861
Not many mines for rhodium most of it comes from platinum or major copper mines

[Anonymous No.16739158]

>>16738592
You could probably do better than that on a lot of my placer claims. My claim on Chisholm creek produces a gram per pan on a good day. Issue is the waters usually too high to work most of the year.

[Anonymous No.16739289]

Anyone else feel recently redpilled by gold and silver? Why the fuck am I holding all this fake money printed by some evil rich guys

[Anonymous No.16739295]

>>16739158
Post some pics of a claim. I’m a geophysicist. I’m interested old stream beds and tributaries. I think many are unexplored since people just go to the rivers.

[Anonymous No.16739336]

>>16734283
these are neat, whered you buy them?

[Anonymous No.16739636]

>>16738608
You doubt Dabek? Wait and see anon.

[Anonymous No.16739774]

Schiff is predicting there might be a dip/buy opportunity soon

22:00
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiO_NGB7Dd4

[Anonymous No.16739806]

SILVER TO $10000000
BUY IN NOW IDIOTS
TRUST ME
IM 4CHAN

[Anonymous No.16739894]

>>16739774
Oh look a boomer who is consistently wrong about everything and takes no counter arguments rambling for 50 minutes about political topics he knows nothing about.

[Anonymous No.16739977]

>>16739295
I ll find some from my favorite claim and send them most of us placer miners hosed the river banks down decades ago but your right a lot of higher places got missed.

[Anonymous No.16739993]

>>16739977
Best area for course gold on this creek Is the iron clay 1ft from the surface

[Anonymous No.16740031]

Gold from another nearby creek

[Anonymous No.16740056]

>>16740031
>>16739993
>>16739977
Can you actually make good money gold mining?

[Anonymous No.16740067]

What is this general for, how much can there be to discuss about shiny rocks from day to day?

"today i believe gray shiny rock will go down, but yellow shiny rock will most likely go up. no reasons btw."

[Anonymous No.16740071]

>>16740056
I do prospecting jobs as my income but I do mine my own ground when work is hard to find. I also sell lots of my own hard rock properties off to bigger companies with a percentage agreement if they locate anything.

Short answer. Sometimes I make serious money doing it. Other times not so much. Depends on the weather and type of ground I am dealing with.

[Anonymous No.16740077]

>>16740067
Dollar crisis conspiracy theories

[Anonymous No.16740089]

>>16740067
You might as well had made that comment about /biz/ in general.

[Anonymous No.16740115]

Anybody else feel lika a dwarf from stacking gold and silver? Honestly feels fucking great bros.

[The Devil No.16740145]

>>16740071
You're living my dream, how old are you, how long did it take before you were able to do all of that?

[Anonymous No.16740162]

>>16740067
A lot more than you'd think. What metals? What forms (bullion/rounds/govt mint/collectable/junk/pre-33)? Where to buy? Physical vs. paper ETFs, indexes, futures, mining stocks, self-storage vs. vault, metal ratios, monetary vs industrial, historical performance during deflationary vs inflationary recessions, govt confiscation, transportation, taxes, legal tender. Hell even prospecting on your own land claims. Not to mention discussing whether numbergoup

It's the only real hard money in the world, doesn't require any electricity or energy to simply sit there and hold its value forever, an asset class unto itself, completely separate from all fiat-derived instruments, and an entire global marketplace of products and possibilities are beneath the thin veil of "shiny rocks" that most normies see, should you only have the curiosity to look beneath

[Anonymous No.16740165]

>>16740067
That's the entire point of PMs, they're not supposed to be exciting from a market standpoint, that's why we need them to bring people back down to Earth from lala land, fucking retard. This board is up to educate because most people and their families have been memory holed for their entire lives.

[Anonymous No.16740169]

>>16740145
I am 25
I apprenticed under a lot of people, did a little bit of university for geology but the rest I am almost entirely self taught. I stacked my first claim at 19 and up sold it to a guy for $4500. Been doing this ever since. I also did a bit of work underground mining but I prefer this kind of work. Underground is sketchy as fuck sometimes.

[The Devil No.16740215]

>>16740169
Damn I'm only a year younger than you... some people have it made.

[Anonymous No.16740231]

>>16740215
It's a fuck ton of work in shitty weather most of the time. Your trudging through deep drush made of devils club looking for a trench someone dug 100 years ago or a rock outcrop that was mislabeled with gps that was actually 10km from where you started looking.

It can be so rewarding though when your walking up a creek and sit down for lunch, look down and pick a small gold nugget off bedrock.

If your fearless of the outdoors and being alone in the middle of nowhere for weeks on end than this is the job for you.

[Anonymous No.16740274]

Safex scam

[Anonymous No.16740280]

>>16740115
no im not a manlet

[Anonymous No.16740282]

So is gold/silver actually going to moon or am I getting meme'd?

[Anonymous No.16740299]

>>16740282
Hard to say but basically every time there is a threat of major world conflict PMS go crazy.
Golds going up silver will to but it's not something you buy than dump. It's a longer investment / store of wealth

[Anonymous No.16740300]

>>16740282
gold is getting close to its ath again

[Anonymous No.16740309]

>>16740282
see >>16738148

[Anonymous No.16740311]

>>16740300
>>16740299
I hope I have time to buy some, not going to be in a position to buy until the end of the month

[Anonymous No.16740334]

>>16740311
I am still trying to smelt down all my left over silver ore concentrate into bullion but weathers being a pain in the ass

[Anonymous No.16740348]

>>16740300
>ath
Gold ATH is a ways up. September high probably going to be overtaken shortly at this rate though.

[The Devil No.16740372]

Anyone leverage trading precious metals?

[Anonymous No.16740456]

>>16740372
no i only hold physical

[Anonymous No.16740465]

>>16733449
>Gold and silver up
>miners down

I might finally break even in my auy since the last pump a few years ago

[Anonymous No.16740480]

>>16740465
>Gold and silver up
>miners down
This was irritating.

[The Devil No.16740520]

>>16740231
That doesn't sound that bad..

[The Devil No.16740535]

>>16740031
Also what state are you in?

[Anonymous No.16740541]

>>16740520
Let's put it this way, if it were easy everyone would be doing it. It's not easy. Most of the time its mind numbingly boring. Soil sampling and doing magnetic lines are some of the most uninteresting work you can do.

[Anonymous No.16740545]

>>16740535
I focus on northwest British Columbia Canada but I ve worked in the Yukon and in Washington state as well.

[The Devil No.16740559]

>>16740541
Probably better than being a mover.

[Anonymous No.16740582]

>>16733449
does anyone rub there metal on their balls? i just love the cold smooth bars on my cock and when i sell i know someone will be handling it

[Anonymous No.16740583]

>>16740559
Very true it sure beats desk work as well

[The Devil No.16740773]

>>16740583
How can I get started if I know nothing?

[Anonymous No.16740782]

>>16738148
>0.007%
.7% you retard

[Anonymous No.16740784]

>>16740582
Nah but if you get some with tarnish and smelling of shit, hi5 me bruh.

[Anonymous No.16740835]

>>16740583
Anon, have you got a proton mail or burner email of some sort that I can reach you by, should I actually take interest in your claims?

[Anonymous No.16740847]

>>16740835
If I have time tomorrow I ll set up one of my backup emails for just that. I am dealing with crazy weather right now so internet is spotty.

[Anonymous No.16740867]

>>16740773
Look up books / YouTube videos on basic geology than work your way up to basic prospecting. Learning to gold pan is only one of the skills you will need. I also suggest looking up basic understanding of archeology as well. It comes in handy more often than you would think.

Guys like askjeffwilliams on YouTube are great sources of info for beginners too.

[Anonymous No.16740930]

>>16734316
You're light years ahead of most, anon

[Anonymous No.16740954]

>>16735568
Honestly at these price points that's really heavy on gold. Silver is the most undervalued commodity of our lifetimes.

[Anonymous No.16740972]

>>16740954
What's worse is its artificially kept low. If silver went to its correct prices modern electronics would likely see their prices sly rocket as well.

[Anonymous No.16740980]

>>16737238
It depends. Sometimes you can find junk silver cheaper per ozt than bullion and other times the reverse is true. One issue with silver coins is the older ones are worn down ergo they contain less silver.

[Anonymous No.16741005]

>>16739127
True. At one point, many years ago, rhodium hit almost $10,000/ozt and that's not even adjusted for inflation. It's a small market but huge potential if timed right.

[The Devil No.16741008]

>>16740954
Actually LINK is right now.

[The Devil No.16741015]

>>16740972
That or a huge decline in quality.

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.16741030]

>>16734316
It’s unironically 14 ounces to buy your ticket in
>>16741008
Stop shilling link you’re going to scam some noob out of his 14 ounce stack because he bought LINK instead of silver

[The Devil No.16741037]

>>16741030
If he had such a low amount to begin with, he'd need to just buy equal amounts of both while he has the chance.

[Anonymous No.16741099]

>>16741005
At any given time I think think there are only 6 mines regularly producing rhodium. One in China shut down two years ago and if I am remembering correctly the price spiked just because of that.

[The Devil No.16741128]

>>16741099
Almost makes hoarding rhodium plated spark plugs worth it.

[Anonymous No.16741153]

>>16741030
>14 oz
>source: my ass

[The Devil No.16741168]

>>16741153
It's the post ww3 rate fren.

[Anonymous No.16741183]

>>16741168
>implying WWIII is happening
>implying WWIII wont kill us all

[The Devil No.16741203]

>>16741183
The glowies estimate around 200 million Americans will perish.

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.16741221]

>>16741153
>>16741168
>didnt read the bible
>doesn’t know judas sold out jesus for 14 ounces of silver
>doesnt know the royal family bloodlines are using the bible as a playbook
kek ngmi

[Anonymous No.16741261]

>>16741221
>our current society values silver the same as society in the year 38

[The Devil No.16741284]

>>16741221
I already know all of this... you don't think I'm stacking? ~50/25,000 so far.

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.16741303]

>>16741168
ww3 isn’t happening until the 2030s, and it definitely wont be over some random insignificant sandnigger getting BTFO by a drone strike it will be over silver depositories, specifically USA vs CHINA.
The currency and financial collapse always predates the war. Would’ve thought you goys might’ve wised up by now. Within 3 years major financial collapse. After that, in the 2030s we get ww3
>>16741261
>he doesnt know there is less silver today than in 38 A.D.
>he doesnt know all silver gets divided equally, each person gets 1/8 an ounce
>he doesnt know XX% of the population doesn’t even own a single gram.
Morgan ran analytics on this, i have the docs wouldn’t even believe the percentile if i posted it

[The Devil No.16741314]

>>16741303
Maybe you're right, that's why I like to come here, this place is like a compass.

[Anonymous No.16741371]

>>16741303
>he doesnt post it
>expects me to believe him
Atleast pull it out if your ass first

[Anonymous No.16742509]

>>16741303
You’re the only Schizo on 4chan that I hope is right.

[Anonymous No.16742590]

Is 200oz enough to make it?

[Anonymous No.16742716]

>>16742590
It's a nice stack but go for 1000ozt

[Anonymous No.16742755]

Thoughts on Paxos Gold? Think that tokenized gold and silver could be big for precious metals, considering how big paper backed gold was.

[Anonymous No.16742886]

>>16740162
Underrated

[Anonymous No.16742911]

>>16742755
It is a stable coin. I am sure the fees are cheaper than Rosland Capital or meme IRA gold holders.

[Anonymous No.16743053]

My lithium stack gonna make me rich

[Anonymous No.16743928]

>>16742911
Yeah seems like a cool project, if nothing else. This is the kind of thing where crypto really strives, because token backed gold is the best of both worlds.

[Anonymous No.16743932]

I cant wait for my 30ozs to get her I wanna fondle thrm

[Anonymous No.16743992]

Is it too late to buy in? Should I wait for a dip? I got 5k burning in my pocket

[Anonymous No.16744025]

>>16743928
Things only work if they are audited by someone. Tether doesnt work and current silver is already over issued. If it is indeed 100% with in person exchanges that would be incredible.Regular people opening "paxos banks" would be a neat idea.

[Anonymous No.16744033]

I have 75 oz. silver and 0 oz. gold. What plan do you guys use for stacking? Once a week? Once a month? Timing dips? Is 1000 oz. the goal? I'm so behind, I only started in July

[Anonymous No.16744049]

>>16743992
Buy culled premiums now

[Anonymous No.16744068]

>>16736648
>getting permits
>not just opening up an LLC, mining as much as you can as quickly as possible, selling everything to another LLC you own at 1/10th of market price, then declaring bankrupcy

not gonna make it anon

[Anonymous No.16744075]

>>16740582
hell yeah brah

[Anonymous No.16744248]

>>16744025
True enough. Alledgedly they are regulated by the New York Department of Financial Services. Not sure how much further that entails they don't fall into the category of Tether, but I know New York is the fucking WORST when it comes to this shit so that gives me hope. Even further, PAXG can be redeemed for physical gold. So I think at the end of the day, that's something special.

[Anonymous No.16744393]

>>16744033
10 oz a week but i make over a grand every week

[Anonymous No.16744516]

>>16739774

>analyzes gold
>then starts rambling about bitcoin like a fucking butthurt faggot boomer

He is pretty smart yeah but the bitcoin rambling makes him look unprofessional with his retarded own ideas. He never really analyzes anything with some studies or anything. Everything he says is just his own opinion, nothing else.

[Anonymous No.16744633]

>>16744033
one thing you can do is watch for the ebay bonus bucks, where they give you 10 or 15% back. you can get some really nice deals on rolls of eagles that way. they tend to have those offers towards the end of each quarter as they are trying to get their revenues up.

[Anonymous No.16744638]

Thread Theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntG50eXbBtc

[Anonymous No.16744649]

>>16744633
You can't earn ebay bucks from buying bullion unfortunately. You can probably buy other stuff to earn ebay bucks and spend them on bullion though. Not 100% sure though but will be trying that tonight

[Anonymous No.16744705]

>>16744633
ebay started charging sales tax on bullion careful. They are charging it even though my state has an exception. So is ebay breaking the law?
http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(jrt3wf3qlcrdk12gu13aaosc))/mileg.aspx?page=getObject&objectName=mcl-205-54s

[Anonymous No.16745588]

>>16744705
depending on state i think they charge for every transaction regardless of what you're buying

[Anonymous No.16746184]

>>16733449
so, PM brainlet here

if the fiat currency world were to collapse, how much would precious metals realistically be worth? im trying to understand how one would use it to purchase things

a one ounce bar of gold is literally not even that big. would you like, break pieces off? or would you use silver as a fractional? im not trying to be retarded, i just dont know how one would use it as currency

it would obviously be worth a lot but how would you spend it to barter and buy? or even sell

[Anonymous No.16746212]

>>16746184
1/10 of a oz of silver is worth a day of labor. You should be able to buy food and everything with 1/10 oz of silver. Fiat currencies will collapse but we won't go back to paying with PM. We will probably go to a digital currency that is backed by gold or silver. You should be able to get 1 acre of land for 1 oz of silver if everything plays out well.

[Anonymous No.16746231]

>>16746184
>a one ounce bar of gold is literally not even that big. would you like, break pieces off?

no we would just back a paper currency like we have now with the PM's

>>16744633
>>16744649
>>16744705
Stop buying off Ebay my local shop guy gets people all the time who buy fake shit off of there

[Anonymous No.16746252]

>>16746231
doesnt that just lead back to one of the reasons we got rid of gold backed dollar in the first place? not enough gold to keep an economy growing, it eventually just stagnates and recesses
>>16746212
so does that mean you should be buying in increments rather than full ounces? or diversify the weights?

[The Devil No.16746325]

>>16746252
Yea, diversify. Good to own American silver eagles, good to own silver dimes.

[Anonymous No.16746346]

>>16746325
which is unironically a better value? silver or gold?

is it better to save up and buy gold or just buy as much silver as possible? does it even matter?

[Anonymous No.16746427]

>>16746252
>one of the reasons we got rid of gold backed dollar in the first place? not enough gold to keep an economy growing, it eventually just stagnates and recesses
Fuuuuck this is so not true at all. Arguably the MOST prosperous time in our economy was back in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Real wealth, real growth, this is when electric appliances started to become viable and the classic American dream came into focus. All of a sudden families could, for example, store perishable food at home for long periods of time in a magic box that kept things cold. Electric mixers, vacuum cleaners, fucking air conditioning, the 1880s through the 1920s must have been an amazing time to live through.

And this greatest period of expansion and progress was all DEFLATIONARY. Fuck I get so tired of people unknowingly poisoned by Keynes buying into this ridiculous Cult Of Inflation.

The reason it all fell apart in the late 1920s was that we started violating the gold standard, debasing the currency, and allowing cheap money and credit to flood the financial economy (as opposed to the real economy). The reason we "temporarily" went off the gold standard in 1971 was that the currency debasement had gotten to such a bad level by that time that other countries (like UK) called our bluff and began demanding their gold. We didn't have enough gold to redeem, so Nixon was forced to reneg. https://youtu.be/7_Xw5tWsOQo

[Anonymous No.16746462]

>>16746346
id buy silver now the ratio is very high atm between the two

[The Devil No.16746483]

>>16746346
Get silver first. After 50-100 oz of silver, get 1 oz of gold and repeat and so on..

[Anonymous No.16746977]

I hold 640 oz of silver and 8 oz of gold. will i make it?

[Anonymous No.16747056]

>>16746977
Sorry its 1kg gold 80kg silver to make it

[Anonymous No.16747171]

so unfortunately I couldnt get those placer gold claims last night. Someone with serious money grabbed them in about a 10th of a second after they opened up. However I am waiting on confirmation on 9 hard rock cells near smithers BC that have some good potential. Once I finalize the transfer I post the coordinates and the letter and anyone here can go and work that ground when it thaws out in the spring.

I am also making a side email for anyone who wants info on the claims which i will probably get to in the next few hours.

[Anonymous No.16747465]

>>16746977

[Anonymous No.16747622]

> be me
> start reading about PMs thanks to /biz/
> realize I risk nothing if I buy gold, it never tanks due to being a physical and finite asset
> get 5oz of gold (1000£ per coin) at the beginning of January, no big deal, pocket change outside of my main savings account
> fast forward to 3rd of January
> enjoying my winter holiday, decide to check the news
> some sand nigger gets droned
> gold soars, possible bull run soon
> mfw I can sell for more than I bought it for
> mfw monthly capital fucking gains 4000% bigger than my annual savings account rate
> tfw I can officialy call myself a „gold investor”
I’m about to blow 10,000£ before monday run begins, I have a good fucking feeling about all this!

[Anonymous No.16747881]

75 oz silver & 1 oz gold here (just bought it last week). Keep stacking! Wish I started earlier.

[Anonymous No.16747905]

>>16747622
>mfw monthly capital fucking gains 4000% bigger than my annual savings account rate
fuck off 4000%

[The Devil No.16747960]

>>16747171
How much did the person with serious money pay for them? Is that something you can see?
Are there a lot of jews in that industry?

[Anonymous No.16748144]

>>16747881
I love that side. Such a shame it has the queen on the back.

[Anonymous No.16748299]

Whats a realistic ceiling for silver?
$40? $60? $100?

[Anonymous No.16748447]

>>16748299
I'm hoping for about $140

[Anonymous No.16748483]

>>16748299
$1000 per gram

[Anonymous No.16748490]

>>16748144
why do you care
gold is gold

[The Devil No.16748492]

>>16748483
Mother fucker I wish. But does that mean that a loaf of bread is 300$

[The Devil No.16748499]

>>16748490
Because the queen is an ugly useless child raping bitch!!! She doesn't deserve to be on any gold coins, it's a defilement of the pure element.

[Anonymous No.16748537]

>>16748299
Like $100

I think industrial supply will pick up if it moons

Last time there was a shortage it went to $50 or something

[The Devil No.16748631]

>>16747171
So you're jewish eh?

[Anonymous No.16748644]

>>16747960
there are what we call "flippers" who use the antiquated government websites flaws to grab up basically any claim that comes open in specific areas. They make money by selling these claims to idiots on kijiji or ebay, however this have been sort of dealt with by the BC and Yukon governments its still quite widespread. They use computer bots to near instantly acquire and pay for the claim, than have another one instant post the claims for resale. I saw a claim last year get taken by one of these guys than only 2 minutes later there was a listing for it on kijiji with a complete site bio and bs information about testing and gold values.

Each claim costs $100 to stake. These guys than sell the claim anywhere from $1100 to $50000. They almost never actually visit the ground they claim, they use false advertising. Its a real scam that doesnt work on professionals but goes after foreigners like Chinese and Germans looking to go gold mining like their ancestors.

[The Devil No.16748651]

>>16748644
What's stopping someone from just going there and mining anways?

[Anonymous No.16748707]

>>16733449
Copper has the best fundamentals.

[Anonymous No.16748711]

>>16748644
not really a heck of a lot other than the laws if your caught. basically if your caught "claim jumping" in canada you have to not only pay for the gold you recovered, and also pay a fine anywhere between $2500 to $100000 depending on what you were caught doing. The government can also come and confiscate anything they believe was proceeds of your illegal mining. They can go after your truck, they confiscate your mining gear, basically anything they can remotely pin to your theft.

It depends though what you were doing. If your caught hand panning next to a creek a claim owner can just tell the guy to get lost and not do it again. If you caught someone with a washplant, excavator and crew of dudes the charges get crazy fast.

[Anonymous No.16748735]

>>16748651
shit read below response i replied to myself again

[The Devil No.16748748]

>>16748711
How easy is it to get caught?

[Anonymous No.16748793]

>>16748748
depends on the area. where I work 99% of the time no one is around and i ll watch people go and snipe / claim jump all the time, but no one reports it because its almost always on ground owned by flippers so since we all hate them we ignore it. Personally I dont give a shit if people come and pan or sluice on my claims because they rarely find anything and because its fun to have company around. Now if I caught some jackass with an excavator on one of my claims I would be taking a lot of photos and having a chat with the cops but thats different than some dad and his kid out for an afternoon panning trip.

Once a year the government flys inspectors around on helicopters to make sure everyones following the rules and actually digging on their own ground but other than that unless someone calls in some bullshit like chinese shit heads dumping used motor oil in the creeks there are basically no regulators around.

[Anonymous No.16748864]

>>16733449
Back in December I took out a Chase Sapphire card and racked up $10k in gold/silver/platinum purchases. The card has a $95 annual fee but also came with a $600 initial bonus when you spend more than $4k in the first three months (which I did basically the first week). Of course I paid it off almost completely right away so I don't have to pay interest. And I'll probably cancel later this year before the next annual fee.

So overall a $500+ discount on whatever PMs you wanna buy, not a bad deal. Now I'm looking for similar cards with signup bonuses

[Anonymous No.16749006]

When I got to the coin shop this morning there was a guy waiting there for them to open. He bought 2 five ounce bars of gold with cash. This guy didn't look like some rich fucker, he looked like a working man. He looked like me.
I think there are a lot of people out there buying gold right now.

[Anonymous No.16749130]

>>16749006
Plenty of people are "buying" gold/silver right now because even the mainstream media is shilling it. I watch CNBC a lot (usually playing in the background at work) to keep up with what the dumb money is doing, and just the other day they had a whole piece on gold. Also Jim Cramer on Mad Money is now saying "10-20%" for portfolio insurance, when he used to say 5-10%.

Of course, when people call in and ask about gold (more and more nowadays) he always says buy the GLD. So the normie interest is picking up, and most of them are piling into the fake paper markets. Either direct investing, or more likely through their 401k or IRAs. That's bullish for physical gold because when liquidity hits the fan everyone is going to find out how massively inflated the ETFs and other paper funds really are. Demand for real, PHYSICAL metals will far outpace the supply for physical metals.

What's hilarious to me is that the (((custodian))) and primary authorized dealer for the SLV is JP fucking Morgan. The custodian for the GLD is HSBC. That isn't going to end well

[Anonymous No.16749854]

>>16748864
i have that card waiting to upgrade to the reserve since i travel alot and points are worth 2x as much

[Anonymous No.16749856]

>>16744033
I dont bother with DCA when were in an obvious uptrend. (Learned my lesson a while back with other assers) I decided to get into PMs in mid december and already bought my entire position.

[Anonymous No.16749878]

>>16744516
He rables like crazy but a ton of his calls are spot on. That's the only reason I keep listening.
In early 2019
He predicted the fed would cut rates, not raise them and everyone said he was wrong (fed did cut rates 3 times )
He said there would be QE4 (fed started repo operations aka qe4)
He said gold and silver would rise when others said it could fall to 1000 first (it went straight to 1550)

[Anonymous No.16749950]

Why even bother holding gold and especially silver?
For when things go tits up?
How do we know either shiny rock wont go down with the ship?

[Anonymous No.16750080]

>>16749950
because every time chaos comes along precious metals have held their value.

[Anonymous No.16750414]

anyone ever melt their bars i have a ugly opm kilo bar with a ding in the side i wanna melt and make art work with

[Anonymous No.16751197]

>>16733503
obvious render
each bar says "The Bank Fine Silver" on it