/pmg/ precious metals general

[PAN MAN No.26492792]

All Mighty Galena Edition

>Why Gold?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3S4rl6ehil
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gksenA5Al_A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI7NnOg2rxo

>Bullion dealers
https://jmbullion.com/
https://sdbullion.com/
https://boldpreciousmetals.com/
https://bgasc.com/
https://www.moneymetals.com/
https://monumentmetals.com/
https://goldenstatemint.com/
https://silvertowne.com/
https://schiffgold.com/
https://goldsilver.com/
https://pinehurstcoins.com/
https://sprottmoney.com/
https://goldsilver.be/en/
https://silvergoldbull.com/
https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/
r/pmsforsale

>Constitutional/"junk" silver info
https://jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
http://coinflation.com
http://coinapps.com/

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/ (US)
https://eu.compare.pm (EU)

>News
https://kitco.com/
http://silverseek.com/
https://mining.com/

>Bullion tax info by state:
https://apmex.com/state-sales-tax-information

>Prospecting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://usgs.gov/energy-and-minerals/mineral-resources-program/science
https://gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/mineral-titles/mt-faqs/faq_fmc.pdf
https://mndm.gov.on.ca/en/mines-and-minerals/mining-act
https://amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Test
Nitric Acid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mg9YcAShTo
Magnets
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgSXg-WOEVY
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

EU/ENGLAND sources
https://www.chards.co.uk/ [Much cheaper than BullionByPost]
https://goldprice.eu5.net/ [Website to compare gold prices for UK]

Russian/European coins
https://oldsilver.ru/

Relevant information regarding mining companies
https://pastebin.pl/view/66733488

Previous thread:
>>26468856

[Anonymous No.26492845]

>>26492792
>1 post by this id
the quality of this board has really gone down in the last few months

[Anonymous No.26492884]

>not stacking silver
>not stacking gold
>not stacking honey
ngmi

Does beekeeper anon still post?

[Anonymous No.26492891]

>>26492845
Lead me tell you...yuccayucca

[Anonymous No.26492892]

for those with physical stacks, how much do they account (as a %) for all your investment(s)?
>College student

[Anonymous No.26492936]

>>26492845
He also namefags too

[Anonymous No.26492964]

>>26492884
>5RM
The Jew fears the Reichsmark stacking beekeeper

[Anonymous No.26493105]

From reading the analysts today it looks like the consensus is that the bull market is full on go, and we are in the very very very early phases. Who do you think is going to make out the biggest? My guess right now would probably be Vangold. Fingers crossed for all my other juniors though

[Anonymous No.26493106]

>>26472388
I love reading this kind of articles, this absolute brainlet must think he's smart fudding silver because it's mostly a byproduct nowaday, where all i see is how extremely BULLISH in every conceivable way it truly is.

>silver for 66% of it's production is a byproduct of zinc, copper and gold mining and thus is basically cost free
This assumption is already wrong since it's a costly process to separate silver from others elements.
But fine, then it means silver is absolutely inelastic in it's production. What will happen when the silver demand will increase x10 due to the EV revolution, new regulations forcing solar panels on every roof, electric batteries in every car and silver coated material in every hospital (yes, even the plandemic is bullish for us)? And that's not even considering the investment aspect who will become the major force driving demand.

The zinc miner will suddently mine ten times the amount of zinc just to produce more silver?
The gold miner will mine ten times more gold than what he used to just to find more silver?
The copper mining industry will mine ten times more copper to find silver?
Nop.

What will happen then? You'll need specialized miners focusing on silver to carry the torch, and the demand will be so absurdly high they will basically decide the future pricetag and the industries and investors will BEG for it. The more the demand grows, the more the % of silver miners in the global silver production share will grow.

But before that happen, there will be a relatively short time window (still could last few years) where the silver specialized companies wont be able to provide the needed silver because how small and starved are the industry and mining capacities, they will need funds, equipments, permits,... before being able to produce x10 what they can nowaday. In this time window, the by-product wont be enough, the bullion reserves are already totally depleted and EVERYBODY will want to put their hand on silver.

[Anonymous No.26493131]

What do the Davos and WEF meetings going on right now mean for Gold and Silver?

[Anonymous No.26493149]

>>26492845
Probably an israeli shill.

[Anonymous No.26493155]

>>26493106
2/2
This will be when we become basically living gods.
All the world imploring after our stacks, vital component to the very advancement of humanity, unable to unlock the next step of our technological evolution until we accept to let go our stacks for absurd amounts of money and cunnies.
It will be so glorious frens, most of you can't even start to comprehend how magical it will be.
And no doubt in the coming years, always more uses will be found for silver, making humanity always more reliant and dependant.

Reminder silver is the second most used element after oil in number of industrial applications. We can't imagine a world without oil. Nor we can't imagine a world without silver, but only you, pmgbros, know about this secret. Everybody else but few indutry moguls and banksters is completely oblivious to this fact.

Reality is in the incoming years, who control silver will control the world. And WE control our stacks, who make us more important than 99.99% of the worldwide population.
Forget about silver being a 10 bagger, IT WILL BE A 10000 BAGGER.

[Anonymous No.26493169]

>>26492884
>not stacking bathwater
ngmi

[Anonymous No.26493185]

>>26493131
jesus I forgot all about davos

[Anonymous No.26493187]

>>26492964
This.

[Anonymous No.26493204]

>>26492884
Considering the hyperinflationary psychological shift is here, it might be a good idea to curate a list of products which have longevity, can store a fairly large amount of value in a small space for bartering or bringing future inflated costs into the present

>Honey
>Whiskey
>Laundry powder
>Peanut butter

Anything else?

[Anonymous No.26493226]

>>26493185
It's being held virtually this year I think.

[Anonymous No.26493246]

>>26493204
Oatmeal, Rice, beef jerkey, protein powder. Powdered milk.

[Anonymous No.26493274]

Gold getting assfucked again. Sell your PMs for BTC or be doomed to hell with peter schiff.

[Anonymous No.26493281]

>>26493169
Truly. The patricians asset.

[Anonymous No.26493287]

>>26493204
I have about a years worth of food stored up. Water won't be a problem either. Good enough ammo, wish I had more and wish I had more silver of course. I'm not gonna get another chance to make a solid silver purchase for about six months, otherwise it's just a couple ounces every two weeks.

[Anonymous No.26493320]

>>26493274
1850 isn't an ass fuck.

[Anonymous No.26493328]

There is infinite supply of gold and silver but only 21 million btc.

[Anonymous No.26493343]

>>26493274
I hold over 60k in cryptos and 60k in pms. If you’re not in both you’re ngmi

[Anonymous No.26493344]

>>26493246
Add instant coffee to that. Especially single serving packets of it from recognizable brands.

[Anonymous No.26493379]

>>26493169
>Not having 10% of your Net Worth in Anime figurines and body pillow covers

The most undervalued asset and nobody is talking about this.

[Anonymous No.26493400]

>>26493204
>No ammo
>no gun cleaning products
ngmi

[Anonymous No.26493445]

[Anonymous No.26493450]

>>26493169
I'm gonna have to ask you to cease and desist, this is a simp free zone.

>>26493204
Not sure. I see sardines get memed a lot. There's gotta be plenty of things with a long shelf life that will stay in demand tho. I'm not gonna bother desu, my capital is too limited to think about that kinda stuff. Next goal is getting my mining stocks up this year.

[Anonymous No.26493455]

>>26493169

>Not having 10% of your Net Worth in Anime figurines and body pillow covers

The most undervalued asset class and nobody is talking about this.

[Anonymous No.26493531]

>>26493187
>opened my order of 20 5RMs today
Feels good

[Anonymous No.26493542]

Did you buy $CLF

[Anonymous No.26493606]

>>26493445

[Anonymous No.26493694]

>>26493455
imagine these miners traveling in time to 2021 to find their great grandsons own these

[Anonymous No.26493854]

[Anonymous No.26494104]

>>26493455
I'd generalise that by advising a portfolio allocation of 10% to purely hobby speculation.

doubt you'll get this lot to give a shit about collecting anything than pet rocks. & that's ok. beanie babie tier stuff is why most of us don't believe in the crypto concept and don't invest for what you could describe as philosophical reasons.

I collect antiques, furniture, jewellery (pic related), clothes, shoes, the odd numismatic, eccentric board games. if i was going to expand my collection, it'd be into maps and or sail boat models.

anime figures kek, i just don't get it. sorry.

>>26493694
based and chunky pilled

[Anonymous No.26494430]

>>26493694
>1821
>be elite southern planter
>have 10% of your net worth in slaves
>depreciating assets requiring constant upkeep
>2021
>descendant of elite southern planter
>have 10% of your net worth in anime figurines
>holds value and appreciates while requiring no upkeep
We've come a long way in 200 years.

[Anonymous No.26494466]

>>26493455
Redpill me on Anime figurines and body pillow covers. How do i profit from this?

[Anonymous No.26494538]

>>26494104
A decent % of my capital goes to quality US and Japanese made guitars. Not really expecting huge returns, but they have appreciated a solid amount, and I love feeling high quality craftsmanship

[Anonymous No.26494757]

I watched Chris Duane's 8 hour documentary today at 2x speed, he definitely could've cut it down to 20-30 mins. Would not recommend. Any actual good silver docs to watch?

[Anonymous No.26494850]

>>26494538
things like wood smell / texture have no price, just value. the smell /feel of burning wood / carpentry / fireplace stones, the experience of sitting in a hot as balls hot tub in the cold night air under a starry unpolluted sky are all intangibles and any intangible that enriches life is a worthwhile investment.

when i got my hot tub my husband was all like wut it is so expensive and im all like: no, its valuable. i wish more people valued the right kind of luxury - based Japanese guitars, ill bet they smell/feel delicious.

it's all about the sensualism. few understand this.

>>26494757
farther back in history the better, otherwise: Hunt Bros.

[Anonymous No.26494893]

>>26494104
>I'd generalise that by advising a portfolio allocation of 10% to purely hobby speculation
I think that's a very wise advice anon. I myself do it too and so far it really paid off.
What do you think of nazi memorabilia and redpilled books? I believe it really can go to the moon in the coming years, and it will serve a double purpose of making money long term and preserving important pieces of history, because the commie golems and jews are in full book-burning mode lately, they try to erase our history and culture, even our race, by any mean necessary to achieve this goal.

But in the end i believe the free humanity will prevail, and when it happen, we will need to teach back the truth and restore faith in who we are and who we were. And once truth prevail, i believe the NSDAP will be seen as the ancestrors who tried to fight (((evil))) alone and were eradicated for trying to warn the rest of the world about the juden threat.

[Anonymous No.26494939]

>Dolly Varden
>Genesis Metals
>Nicola Mining
>Blue Lagoon

Buying these tomorrow. R8 H8 Appreci8 my frens.

[Anonymous No.26495033]

>>26494893
Make audio recordings of the redpilled books you aquire and sell them. When censorship becomes bad, distribute the text of the books for free, but charge for the book on tape.

[Anonymous No.26495123]

>>26493187
Where to get Nazi coins? How mich silver s in them?

[PAN MAN No.26495136]

>>26494939
The only one I dont know enough about is Genesis Metals, and thats because its been a few months since I looked into them. The rest are stellar choices.

[Anonymous No.26495314]

>>26495123
>0.4 ozt. ASW in 5 Reichsmarks, 90% Silver
>0.16 ozt. ASW in 2 Reichsmarks, 62.5% Silver
Other Fascist States made Silver coins as well:
>0.13 ozt. ASW in Italian 5 Lire from Fascist Italy, 83.5% Silver
>0.5 ozt. ASW in Spanish 1966 100 Pesetas, 80% Silver

[Anonymous No.26495439]

>>26493204
>not buying Russian vodka with the piece of silver in it

[Anonymous No.26495541]

>>26495136
>I dont know enough about is Genesis
700,000 ounces of gold
$3 million in cash
located in Quebec
275 square km land package
Sprott investment
news only 3 days ago was 13.03 g/t Au over 10.74m and 13.46 g/t Au over 8.9m
Few months ago they drilled 4.56 g/t gold over 40.50 metres and 13.03 g/t Gold over 10.74 Metres

[PAN MAN No.26495622]

>>26495541
very interesting, I dont always keep track of these quebec projects because I dont know the geology in the different regions as well but i ll be reading about these guys tonight. Thanks!

[Anonymous No.26495628]

>>26495439
Can these be found in the US? What brands do I look for?

[Anonymous No.26495755]

>>26495033
That's a great idea fren.

>When censorship becomes bad
We are already there desu, last time i checked the channels i subscribed to on jewtube, about 75-80% of them were (((deleted))), same for the vids i liked.

[Anonymous No.26495810]

>>26492892

All in on silver!

[Anonymous No.26495867]

>>26494466
I'm mostly joking (although I have a few Gs in both), but realistically you'd profit from it the same way you would any collectible.

Some daki covers for example are limited run or only sold at conventions, not online, so for the foreign buyer they're pretty much out of reach. Nowadays you have forwarding services, and people who will basically stand in line to buy it for you, but they come at a cost. I have a retarded friend with $200k in student debt but about 50k worth of pillow cases but he has a guy who makes a living doing just that - going to cons or acting as a forwarding service to foreign buyers. Some figurine are only available on Japanese-only stores, but lots of companies already exist to bridge that gap.

It's kind of a crapshoot on what will appreciate in value and what won't sometimes, but generally the overhyped series that are popular with normies and get few figurines have a pretty solid second-hand market. Idol figures by some top tier manufacturers like Alter also so.
Then you have the weird outliers like figurine that are cast-off but weren't advertised as such and and it only gets found out after release, etc.

That figure I posted cost me about $170 4 years ago, and just doing a quick search I can see places selling it for 240-250 now. Most of my figures have either appreciated in value or have kept their value.

Not a recommended investment strategy though.

Picrel basically sells for double what I bought it for 18 months after release.

[Anonymous No.26495876]

>>26495810
Very based. Gif is how qts will react seeing your PF allocation in a year from now.

[Anonymous No.26496003]

>>26495867
>That figure I posted cost me about $170
Damn, that's more expensive than i thought. I mean, i was expecting it to be expensive, but maybe more in the $70-80 range.

[Anonymous No.26496014]

>>26492845
Cuz this is a hard time to stack anon

[Anonymous No.26496088]

>>26493344
Salt is incredibly important to stack. You need Himalayan pink salt. It's got 84 minerals in it all needed by the body. Multivitamins are also a must have.

[Anonymous No.26496114]

Just took my first step into /pmg/ with this and a 10oz silver bar.

Any advice? Is there a rule of thumb ratio for stacking gold/silver?

[Anonymous No.26496122]

>>26495755
>We are already there desu, last time i checked the channels i subscribed to on jewtube, about 75-80% of them were (((deleted))), same for the vids i liked.
It will get worse, the archives of those videos will be taken down, whatever alternative sites those creators are uploading on will be taken down and you'll lose your Youtube account/email for ever having subscribed or liked those videos. Same for all the digital copies of books online.

[Anonymous No.26496138]

>>26494850
Are you gay or based woman?

[Anonymous No.26496171]

>>26494939
Get silver one. 30 million ounces in heap pads being processed this year. Millions of ounces in reserve. Full mine in two years. Solid company does press conferences all the time. Less than a dollar a share.

[Anonymous No.26496204]

>>26496003

Most expensive figure I ever bought cost me about $400, but it's selling for $1000 or so nowadays so not too bad. But $80-90 doesn't really buy you much these days in terms of quality. Licensing fees are more expensive but the craftsmanship is also leaps and bounds better than it was 10-12 years ago when the market started growing.

Alter is pushing the boundaries of what you can ask for a 1/6 or 1/7 scale though, sometimes around 190-240 pre-shipping which is just outrageous. On top of that their figures are usually 12-14 months out, and more often than not get delayed by 3-6 months.

It's all so tiresome sometimes.

[Anonymous No.26496240]

>>26496171
Didnt silver one sell off their mexican assets? Im kind of weary about US mines too

[Anonymous No.26496304]

>>26496240
Yes but their Arizona project is so big it didnt matter.

[Anonymous No.26496323]

>>26496114
nice roo just keep stacking

[Anonymous No.26496387]

>>26494893
not too sure bro, good luck w your search tho! I think collectibles are generally like tech stonks tho - only a few of them are worth anything and those that are valuable are VERY valuable.

>>26496138
based lady.

[Anonymous No.26496406]

Anons, junk silver is hellishly sexy

[PAN MAN No.26496547]

>>26496171
>>26496240
Their Phoenix Silver prospect is a stunner too, I just hope they can find a nice vein of that insane high grade nuggety silver. They could make money on that just by selling high grade samples of that ore alone.

[Anonymous No.26496608]

>>26496387
Good to know. Please hang around.

[Anonymous No.26496731]

>>26496387
post tits

[Anonymous No.26496757]

>>26494893
topkek, another good % of my $$ goes to NSDAP memorabilia and redpilled books. agree with you fully on all points made. But more than the profits, they're artifacts of the past whose symbolism enriches our lives. I believe they'll not only be important for the future, but can help us persevere through the likely tough times to come.

To keep it PM related, I'm tempted to buy some silver tonight rather than waiting for my paycheck to post on Friday. Any anons in the same boat?

[Anonymous No.26496774]

>>26496731
And don't forget a timestamp

[Anonymous No.26497046]

Well I'm up to 270oz silver, 1oz pt, and 1.2oz gold, I've a got a full pantry, home brewing equipment, about $1k in guns, a functional paid off car, and about $250 of the most schitzo crypto on the market. I'm worried that my window to stack is closing rapidly as we enter HYPER-CLOWN GIGA INSTINCT economy.
>grad school was a meme
>at least it was covid proof
>at least I have no debt

How much more real value to the clowns running this fucking ziggurat scam need to siphon off before the reset the USD against commodities/PMs? If you gave these assholes a rib they'd crack it open and try to suck out the marrow.

[Anonymous No.26497287]

>>26497046
Which crypto? I advice xrp
>300 banking institutions globally waiting for USA SEC ruling
>SEC heads who brought lawsuit against XRP quit/fired soon after
>ex SEC head is the lawyer for XRP
>Japan and UK versions of SEC ruled XRP is not a security, and are confused by the US claims

May as well.

[Anonymous No.26497374]

>>26497287
XRP might be the banker approved retail crypto that survives the great central bank cryptoculling but Monero feels like the actual "fuck the system" crypto for individuals more aligned with this thread than any of the shitcoin speculators.
Also gets back to pure motives: buying and selling drugs.
>>26495810
Based
Got 5 10 oz bars coming next week. If JPM and co. slap it down to $20 I am buying 100 oz bars.

[Anonymous No.26497442]

>>26497287
What else could I have meant by maximum schitzo? I feel like there's some overlap in xrupee and PMs simply due to pain tolerance. But just to keep it on topic, should I keep getting silver or work towards 2oz AU? My instincts say "buy more 10oz bars faggot".

[Anonymous No.26497528]

Any fellow Australians know a good place to get cheap junk silver? My dealer doesn't stock it and eBay prices are ridiculous rn (right now)

[Anonymous No.26497727]

>>26497528
>Tfw bought a bunk of Aussie junk off of an American boomer under 3/4 spot after shipping on feebay
Feelsgoodman

[Anonymous No.26498075]

>>26497442
When deciding if you should buy gold or silver, keep in mind the GSR. Or Gold Silver Ratio. Recent historical average was like 65 to 1 or 65 ounces of silver worth 1 ounce of gold. Right now its in the mid 70s I think. The higher the number, the better bet it is yo buy silver. During economic upheavals and what not that number can drop to like 35. Meaning when you buy with high GSR and it drops to low GSR you can then exchange that silver for more gold than usual.

Buy silver.

Gold is steady. Silver has more potential to grow.

[Anonymous No.26498546]

my fucking bank seems to be trying to railroad me into a 30 year home loan when i wanted 20 but thinking about it i save on monthly repayments and can buy more pm and i still have the flexibility to make extra repayments to pay off the loan sooner help me /pmg/ wat do?

[Anonymous No.26498865]

>>26498546
You need to crunch some numbers depending on where you live. Having the debt on a house be inflated away by central banks is literally a sacred right to all Boomers that they have trashed everything else to protect. But that inflation would be good for commodities in general. Tough call.
There is a _possible_ ticking time bomb with the rent/mortgage forbearance agreements. If that implodes, you'd get a brief sale on housing maybe. It is also equally likely the Fed just buys up all that debt and inflates it away too.

[Anonymous No.26499264]

>>26497727
You lucky cunt

[Anonymous No.26499555]

>>26493105
We aren’t extremely early. In fact I’d say we’re approaching the middle of the bull market. Say the end of the 3rd inning of a baseball game. “Very, very, very early” was the latter half of 2016 and early part of 2017, IMHO.

[Anonymous No.26499981]

>>26493445
>>26493606
>>26493854

[Anonymous No.26500178]

>>26494430
kek'd

[Anonymous No.26500179]

>day 25 of the year 2021
>silver is still below 30$

[Anonymous No.26500298]

>>26500179
Honestly, I'd love to see Silver to pop up to $30 for a week then fall back to the low 20s for a little while just to shake things up.

[Anonymous No.26500539]

fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2V
What happens if/when velocity increases much from its record low? Historically it hasn't mattered much, but now the saving rate has doubled, stimulus cash has been widely distributed, and when the pandemic is over people will want to spend on all those things they weren't able to before.

[Anonymous No.26500609]

>>26500539
Not if debt and wage stagnation continue. The Fed has been losing the battle against money velocity since 2008. Nothing suggests that, at least for the near term, that will change.
The fear is, as always, a sudden reversal. And money from financial investments makes it to the actual economy.

[Anonymous No.26501395]

>>26500179
You're going to miss cheap silver when it's gone. Once silver is gone, there will be zero cost effective ways to protect your wealth against inflation.

[Anonymous No.26501634]

>>26492792
first for coms

[Anonymous No.26501739]

>>26500298
I’d rather see it just fall to $20 to shake out weak investor hands in the mining sector.

[Anonymous No.26501762]

metal bros

when the econommic crash? How should it happen?

[Anonymous No.26501792]

Found a very interesting small cap uranium stock, full credit to https://www.desogames.com/the-uranium-bullrun-and-my-main-investment/

Peninsula Energy Limited (PEN.ASX)
>$96.5M market cap, $12M in cash, 6.52 current ratio: this company isn't going bankrupt any time soon.
>Flagship Lance Project, located in Wyoming, is the only US-based uranium project authorised to use the industry leading, low-cost, low pH ISR process
>Lance is one of the largest US uranium projects at 53.6M lbs U308 compliant resource base with a license to produce up to 3M lb U308 P.A
>they have all the equipment for production ready to go and require very little Capex expenditure to restart production
>they are profitable with uranium at $41 lb, and with a small additional Capex investment they can be profitable at $31 lb
>management with lots of experience and previous success

[Anonymous No.26501863]

On Saturday I went to LCS. Bought a 1/20th perth dragon. 1/20 1992 china panda. 2 maplegrams.

I know I should buy bigger piece but I like to get into the whisky sometimes and just look at my collection. I know I should be stacking more bars and canadian maples so I can actually sell. I have pre 33 stuff and sovereigns. I dont think I could ever sell that stuff.

[Anonymous No.26501871]

>>26501792
Sure, but what is their AISC?

[Anonymous No.26501962]

>>26501762
asset bubbles will crash
giant pools of money will swoop in and buy it up in fire sales
the feds will interfere as much as possible and make it worse for the working class and tax payers
for working tax payers, there will be a painful aftermath,
slow lame recovery
then the working class will be stuck with, "normal" with less and lower quality of everything than they had before

[Anonymous No.26501973]

>>26501792
>but what is their AISC?

thats what i refer to here

>they are profitable with uranium at $41 lb, and with a small additional Capex investment they can be profitable at $31 lb

[Anonymous No.26502065]

>>26501762
I'm hoping it happens these next two weeks because astrology. Already exited some of my non-miners so I have cash ready

[Anonymous No.26502226]

>>26502065
that would make sense if Yellen gets selected for the FED

[Anonymous No.26502477]

>>26501792
Any other interesting non silver/gold miners? Uranium sounds fun. Thanks for the tip, going to read a bit on them and likely pick em up tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.26502549]

>>26502477
Boab Metals has a lot of exposure to lead. Blue Lagoon for copper. Fireweed Zinc for, obviously, zinc.

[Anonymous No.26502698]

/pol/ is discussing central banking:

“the sound money, austrian folks will never accept that the Keynesian way is just much better for civilization. it opens up doors for entrepreneurship, allows families to have flexibility in down times, and makes wealth virtually an infinite resource. just have to monitor inflation to keep demand of the dollar up, which incidentally, has synergy with money sinks like taxes and interest rates. the downside is people are imbeciles and don't take the time to learn about their own money and how it works. to me, the faggots who end up in debt and poor is just a form of darwinism at work, but it makes for a very ripe sector for virtue signalling.“

[Anonymous No.26502754]

>>26496114
Might wanna get some 1oz or 1/2 oz silver coins as well, they're easier to trade with

[Anonymous No.26502886]

>>26502698
But there hasn't been Keynesianism since the 90s technically and 2009 definitely. MMT is a different beast entirely.

[Anonymous No.26503118]

>>26502477
>Boab Metals has a lot of exposure to lead.

funny you mention this, it's one of my core silver positions. it's formerly known as pacifico minerals and i was one of the first people to mention it here. They rebranded as Boab Metals but havent updated their website by the looks of things.

https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/why-i-love-boab.5859076/

I'm going to have to accumulate all of my DD on BML and present it here because i accumulated my position months ago and so much has happened with it and many other things i've become a bit lost.

[Anonymous No.26503184]

>>26502698
this post is, quite literally, not an argument. There is no supporting data, no objective evidence.

>the keynesian way opens the door for entrepreneurship

i dont know if i can be bothered wasting my time with such drivel

[Anonymous No.26503666]

our priceless boomer rocks are conductive

[Anonymous No.26503921]

>>26501962
>asset bubbles will crash
exactley... how and why?

[Anonymous No.26503938]

Im new to this so sorry for the silly questions but
Is it a smart move to buy bars instead of coins? I know you cant use bars to buy stuff but you can sell the bar and get your money back right? And is it a smart idea to buy 5oz , 10oz 100oz et cetera or would lower weight be better? It would be nice to make money off selling but honestly I would just like to get x amount of some precious metals and hold on to incase the dollar gos to shit n later in life when the dollar gets better re sell the silver n get my money back. Dumb question i know but thanks in advanced for answering.

[Anonymous No.26504021]

>>26503118
Thanks for this link. You and I both were probably the very first advocates for Pacifico Minerals (now Boab Metals) months ago. There are pros and cons with this company. Pros include up to 55m oz silver, close to fully permitted, open pit mine, 56m market cap, second largest silver explorer in Australia, major lead resource, taking steps towards production while also having significant exploratory potential, partnered with the largest lead and silver smelterer in China, tier 1 jurisdiction offering exposure away from North and South America, shareholder-engaged management that communicates frequently, recent share consolidation tightening the float, history of strong insider buying. Con: the most significant one is the very low grade of the silver. Please keep that in mind. These are among the lowest grades you’ll find. But, with that said, I believe the pros listed above outweigh that to an extent enough to warrant keeping Boab on a watchlist. And if there is talk of nationalizing miners or regulating them to death in Canada, US, Mexico, or South America, then Boab (and Irving Resources in Japan) is where you’ll want to go. I am a novice mining investor, and Boab is only a small position of mine, not core, but could become core if SHTF with my other, admittedly better, miners going forward.

[Anonymous No.26504067]

>>26503921
well, somethings will happen, somethings will crash. specific details not yet available

[Anonymous No.26504161]

>>26503938
Premiums are charged from dealers that represent demand, cost to make, and a profit margin. This is an added cost, reported as a % of the spot price. You can find links in the OP that compare listed prices across respected dealers. The premiums can be pretty high for "collectible" coins but you generally just want the metal. When you sell, it will likely be at spot anyway.
In general, for the same number of ounces the premiums from low to high are:
Gold -> Silver -> Platinum
And for ounces (low-> high):
100 oz bars -> 10 oz bars -> 1 oz bars -> 1 oz coins
The one exception is "junk silver". These are coins that were formerly used as currency and are typically not 0.999 silver but some lesser fraction. These are often sold in bulk and you can get pretty close to spot as if you had bought a bar. They aren't quite as sexy IMO, but a budget option nonetheless.

[Anonymous No.26504233]

>>26503938
it would be good to have a variety of different size bullion pieces.
the more you stack the less convenient the smaller sizes become. but they are potentially easier to sell and more convenient in a barter situation for daily essentials
lets say, you aquire over time 1000 ozs or more, 1000 single one oz coins is a pain compared to a 100 ten oz bars.
i like a combination of 1oz, 10oz, and 1kilo size bars/rounds/coins
numismatics is a whole different story

[Anonymous No.26504339]

>>26504161
>>26504233
Thank you anons

[Anonymous No.26504376]

>>26504021
Im west australian myself so im slightly biased, im just not seeing any other equal or greater than small cap silver opportunities here in australia. when the silver market really heats up people will want a piece of the action and BML is where they'll be forced to turn.

Most boomers here have no idea how easy it is to buy foreign shares so they think they are stuck with whatevers available on the ASX.

[Anonymous No.26504544]

>>26504376
This is good to know. I’ve been thinking about increasing my position, but I’m always thinking about increasing positions in every miner I own. Too many good opportunities with limited capital.

[Anonymous No.26504674]

still holding silver

[Anonymous No.26504713]

>>26504674
keep on holding

[Anonymous No.26504792]

>>26504713
hold strong, look to the horizon and reach out to the future of wealth, happiness and prosperity

[Anonymous No.26504822]

>>26504674
>>26504713
>>26504792
Where'd you get it, and what's the content?

[Anonymous No.26504922]

>>26504822
got it from Heads or Tails coins
weighs about 1 kilo, .925 sterling

[Anonymous No.26505553]

>>26504792
Nice feet

[Anonymous No.26505731]

>>26493204
> Whiskey
does there exist any lower alcohol drink that you can store for a long time and drink if you can’t get clean water? could you mix potentially bacteria infested water with whiskey to “clean” the water?
not having anything to drink is one of my biggest fears, meat is pretty easy to get where I live since we have a fuck ton of wild boars and lots of farms with cows

[Anonymous No.26505860]

>>26505731
Why not just boil the water?

[Anonymous No.26505871]

Bump

[Anonymous No.26506184]

>>26505731
You could have wine although you cannot let it get too hot. If you're thinking about drinking contaminated water, keep bleach around. I believe one or two drops of bleach per gallon of water kills microbes. Of course, why not buy a water filter that's designed to filter out bad things? They're not expensive at all.

[Anonymous No.26506575]

>>26505860
>>26506184
I live in a commieblock in sweden
not sure where to get water if shtf
will look into portable filtration and cheap low alcohol wine

[Anonymous No.26506712]

https://twitter.com/JrMiningNetwork/status/1353576158084919298

Aya Gold and Silver is just a beast. This is one of those forever holds. These hits are crazy.

[Anonymous No.26507271]

>>26495033
Great idea. As long as it's legal to do.

[Anonymous No.26507286]

>>26506575
>live in a commieblock in Sweden
>dark brown ID colour
Definitely checks out
Well, jokes aside I’d advise you to get out of such urban zones, with few to no access to resources and many troubles around due to population density
Find a base either downtown or in the countryside if you can.
Imagine stacking whiskey in a commieblock and thinking you won’t get killed for that when shtf

[Anonymous No.26507669]

Gold is going to get buttfucked again this week. Do you people enjoy your weekly buttfuckings?

[Anonymous No.26508123]

>>26502477
I like Nova Royalty (copper/nickel). Great timing as we're hitting the intersection of EVs becoming red-hot and Biden administration about to dump trillions into clean energy.

[Anonymous No.26508396]

>>26496547
nice samples anon you dig them out yourself

[Anonymous No.26508413]

>>26506575
Buy a lot of bottled water
Buy a few 40l barrels, fill them with water before and anti bacterial tablets before shtf
If the government would ever announce a water shortage normies would immediately fill up every container they own using up what little water was left

[Anonymous No.26508568]

>>26506575
>>26508413
this also look into a water cooler get the gravity feed ones the new ones that are electric are useless after shtf most places will offer a service to come and swap the jugs out even

[Anonymous No.26508952]

>>26492792
I am financially devastated

[Anonymous No.26508986]

>>26508952
Didn't buy huh?

[Anonymous No.26509217]

>>26496774
>>26496731
This kills the femoid

[Floor Stacker No.26509677]

>>26496387
Can you please update the thread when you're ready to give a blowjob for a mercury dime?

Thanks in advance.

[Anonymous No.26509879]

Friendly reminder bitcoin fags are fucking retarded and their leader is as clueless as they are, and we will win in the end.

[Anonymous No.26510025]

>Jamie pumping it on a monday
Uhhh guyss?

[Anonymous No.26510307]

>>26510025
Fuck Jamie. I don't own enough yet. Make him stop

[Anonymous No.26510351]

>>26510307
He’ll knock us down to $24 soon enough, rest assured

[Anonymous No.26510426]

Why is Gamestop stock going parabolic? Isn't Gamestop just a video game store?

[Anonymous No.26510490]

>>26510426
Dunno, you probably should be asking /smg/ instead

[Anonymous No.26510489]

>>26510351
I hope so

[Anonymous No.26510505]

what doe this mean?
https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/notes/feds-notes/what-happened-in-money-markets-in-september-2019-20200227.htm

[Anonymous No.26510609]

IT'S HAPPENING

get your mercs ready!

[Anonymous No.26510647]

>>26510609
These are going the wrong way. I think we would all appreciate more cheapies.

[Anonymous No.26510785]

>>26510609
we've been in this trading range for 6 months now, I'm so jaded that anything below 30 or above 20 doesn't even register anymore

[Anonymous No.26510786]

>>26493445
clean your guns

[Anonymous No.26510894]

>>26510785
Same here, wake me up when we're back to August levels

[Anonymous No.26511110]

>>26505553

uwu

[Anonymous No.26511128]

>>26510426

/smg/ and wsb are pulling off an epic short squeeze. short positions are being forced to buy shares to cover their positions

[Anonymous No.26511396]

>>26503921
Leverage in the economy can no longer be sustained. As it comes out of the economy, asset prices will collapse, businesses will collapse as marginal spending will cease on services and luxuries. And as more and more people are out of work you will have even more difficulty with people paying landlords and landlords paying banks. It all unravels like a rubber band twisted twenty times over.

[Anonymous No.26511539]

>>26510505
Don't even have to click the link to tell it's horseshit. The fed doesn't know anything about repo.

[Anonymous No.26511685]

>>26510894
The thing is, when we finally clear out 30 USD/oz in silver (aka August highs) this shit will fly.

[Anonymous No.26511752]

>>26511128
please explain this like you would to a retarded child.
because I am.

[Anonymous No.26511758]

>>26511539
>The fed doesn't know anything about repo
why not?
what has fed to do with repo?

[Anonymous No.26511825]

>>26492792
AnCap bros I don’t feel so good...

[Anonymous No.26511840]

Just dropping this fantastic intercept from Fabled Gold & Silver, I'm sure silver miner anon will coom in his pants
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/fabled-drills-686-meters-of-continuous-silver-mineralization

[Anonymous No.26511919]

>>26493455
>taking the out of the box

[Anonymous No.26511925]

>>26511752
it means a lot of people have shorted GME which means that if enough retards keep buying the stocks the ones with the short position will have to cover their short meaning that they close the short and actual buy the stock. This is called short squeeze and this is why a large short position can actually be extremely bullish for the stock. First Majestic is another stock with a large short interest meaning that if the starts moving to the upside a lot of shorts will need to cover which further amplifies the move up.

[Anonymous No.26512025]

>>26511685
Do you realise the only way its going to fly is when the markets collapse and everything, gold/silver included goes to zero, thats when the central banks have lost control, only after then will the true value of Gold/Silver be exposed.

[Anonymous No.26512047]

Can anybody tell me if these are fake? I bought em in a grab bag off of reddit and I'd like a second opinion before I get to be a huge dick. Im new to silver so maybe I'm missing something, but I thought if it stuck to a magnet, it is fake.

https://streamable.com/ln3c78

[Anonymous No.26512227]

>>26512047
The locking part is usually steel (because it's durable) but if the chain isn't magnetic it's probably silver

[Anonymous No.26512252]

Anyone here a prospector??

[Anonymous No.26512295]

Is it better to buy a lump of metal or something collectible

[Anonymous No.26512305]

>>26512252
Yes, PAN MAN is

[Anonymous No.26512471]

Stock futures weird today. -0.4% dow +1% nasdaq

[Anonymous No.26512494]

>>26512047
Maybe the pins in the clasps are ferrous but overall the chains are probably good sterling. Fake plated sterling jewelry exists so abrading or filing into the chains would reveal a copper or brass base.

[Anonymous No.26512673]

>>26511758
Absolutely nothing. Jeff Snider is the guy to listen to on repo. Despite him being a d*flationfag

[Anonymous No.26512798]

[Anonymous No.26512931]

>>26511752
Just google "short squeeze"

[Anonymous No.26513036]

Prospector rounds

[Anonymous No.26513085]

>>26513036
You need more Vreneli

[Anonymous No.26513251]

>>26511925
Difference is GME was sold short 140% of total shares issued. Meaning bears promised stock that isn't physically there.
This short squeeze is justice.

[Anonymous No.26513517]

>>26513085
yes. or Helveticas

[Anonymous No.26513527]

>>26513251
You realise SLV is short maybe 400% of the physical ounces in their possession?

[Anonymous No.26513555]

>>26513251
>GME was sold short 140% of total shares issued. Meaning bears promised stock that isn't physically there.

When is our turn coming silberbros?

[Anonymous No.26513594]

>>26511758
>What has fed to do with repo?
You do realize Fed went full on panic during repo crisis? They started buying 10 year treasury bills as a response to spiking yields in repo market until their banker friends told them they need those in the banking system. Then they shifted their purchases further down the curve, but it shows how little they know about the system they are supposed to be central counterparty. Listen to Jeff Snider, I'm sure I botched his explanation. Although I need to read that Fed article, I'm sure there is some interesting information

[Anonymous No.26513647]

>>26513527
And crimex only has 2% physical for contracts issued. What else is new

[Anonymous No.26513728]

>>26513555
Once you convince reddit to buy silver. Although I would be tempted to dump on them, just out of principle

[Anonymous No.26513739]

>>26492792
What happens if the DXY goes over 100?

[Anonymous No.26513787]

>>26513085
I only got one but I really gotta get more. One of the most beautiful small gold coins.

[Anonymous No.26513845]

>>26513594
system of which*

[Anonymous No.26513880]

Feels good man

[Anonymous No.26513904]

>>26513739
What is the pink wojac version of /pmg/?

[Anonymous No.26514025]

>>26513904
Schiff crying with the “just fuck my shit up” hair

[Anonymous No.26514031]

>>26513904

[Anonymous No.26514056]

>>26513739
It will be a sea of pink here.

[Anonymous No.26514132]

oh thank god we dipping now

[Anonymous No.26514178]

>>26513880
Wait no AAAAAAAA why are my miners crashing all of a sudden

[Anonymous No.26514228]

time for the usual slamdown

[Anonymous No.26514279]

>>26514228
Rhodium is down $700 too, I think the bubble finally popped

[Anonymous No.26514302]

they will never let us be free, will they?

[Anonymous No.26514340]

The dow is getting absolutely destroyed today while it's full exuberance in the nasdaq.

[Anonymous No.26514478]

>>26513904

[Anonymous No.26514539]

>>26508123
I'm interested in Nova and saw their stock soar in the last few weeks. I wonder where it will go from there.

>>26506575
Look into something called Lifestraw - they have a family version that's good for a few thousand liters of filtered water. It's the shit they send to Africa for people with no access to clean water. A few years ago I bought two or three for my hurricane preparedness kit and luckily never had to use it.

[Anonymous No.26514637]

>>26511752

when you "short sell" a stock - you BORROW the shares and sell them immediately for market price. then you hope the share price drops so you can REPAY THE SHARES back to the lender.

Key point: you do not owe the MONEY back to the lender - you owe the SHARES. So a short squeeze happens when the share price goes UP but you wanted it to go down. So you now have to re-buy those shares at a higher price in order to pay back your lender and you lose money

[Anonymous No.26514675]

Any minute KXPLF will come in to ruin my day

[Anonymous No.26514706]

>>26514302
I guess I should have put my life savings in Carnival Cruise Lines, Gamestop, AMC, and Dave and Busters calls instead

[Anonymous No.26514789]

>>26514706
sure feels like the only people being rewarded are those fomoing into meme stocks.

[Anonymous No.26514917]

>>26501634
yooo where do you get that britannia statue

[Anonymous No.26514943]

B-bayhorse bros we got too cocky

[Anonymous No.26514972]

right on schedule

[Anonymous No.26515157]

>>26514943
Their share price means literally nothing until we get a news release confirming that they are either in production or cannot meet production.

[Anonymous No.26515197]

>>26514943
What happened?
I can't see any changes

[Anonymous No.26515283]

>>26514972
THANK YOU JEWS!

[Anonymous No.26515319]

Scottie is up 5% today, maybe the turnaround has started

[Anonymous No.26515422]

>>26515197
usual dip

[Anonymous No.26515518]

>>26514972
I have actually come to appreciate these daily dips. These are gifts to us as we all continue to accumulate. I hope they continue daily for months.

[Anonymous No.26515595]

>>26511825
So you're trying to say Hitler and the NutSacs were really free-market champs? Wow I guess it was just retarded marketing on his part to call themselves socialists, thanks based revisionist.

[Anonymous No.26515796]

>>26515518
I’d rather they just crash the price with no survivors into the teens instead of getting our hopes up daily

[Anonymous No.26515915]

>>26515595
>Wow I guess it was just retarded marketing on his part to call themselves socialists
Did you know that North Korea is a democratic republic based on the will of the people?

[Anonymous No.26516106]

>>26515915

[Anonymous No.26516227]

Can COMEX realistically crash? How will it play out? Everybody taking deliveries? When will it happen?

[Anonymous No.26516322]

>>26516227
Comex has been "about to crash anyday now" for over a decade, it's like one of those "it's happening threads" that keep showing up but then nothing ever actually happens.

[Anonymous No.26516393]

>>26515796
My hopes are not up or down. I have a decent grasp of the fundamentals, so daily price movements don’t really stir me one way or another. If I had my choice I would prefer subtle downward crabbing, which would allow more time to accumulate.

[Anonymous No.26516422]

>>26516322
THE COMEX JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE

[Ser Stackalot No.26517202]

>>26516393
I get where you’re coming from, but it’s also not desirable for the spring to coil too tightly. Parabolic rises aren’t healthy for long term health of an asset. I wonder if they’re doing this deliberately to trigger a massive spike/crash in precious metals.

[Anonymous No.26517748]

>>26517202
Possibly. But I think there is an element of trying to scare new investors away from precious metals and mining stocks.

[Anonymous No.26518088]

>>26517748
Based on first-hand accounts of bullion dealers both local and abroad unable to keep up with orders I don't think they're being very effective at it.

[Anonymous No.26518338]

Watching all of the memestocks do their thing makes me really comfy I have my physical holdings
The public and banks are flush with cash and wall street is an even bigger casino than it ever has been, everyone is risk-on to the tits to get a return
The crash will be gloriously comfy for us lads. We're going to make it.

[Anonymous No.26518930]

>>26518338
I'm in this for the long haul, but man its all so tiring.

[Anonymous No.26519101]

>>26518088
Still probably just a small percentage of ‘weirdos’ buying. Imagine when normies get in on it too.

[Anonymous No.26519134]

Was there davos news? Stocks just got hit hard

[Anonymous No.26519232]

>>26518338
I hope we all make it and get to live in a utopia of abundance and peace. But I'm not blind or stupid, so the only option left is to profit from those who are.

Sad, but we're shorting western civilization boys and every day that passes it feels more and more like we're close to the end.

>>26502698
I'm pretty sure I had a conversation with this retard on /pol/ two days ago. When I told him I had lived through real hyperinflation when I was young, his response was basically a long-winded version of "REAL KEYNESIANISM HASN'T BEEN TRIED YET"

[Anonymous No.26519335]

>>26513594
>spiking yields in repo market
thank you
what does this basically mean?

[Anonymous No.26519412]

My order for 300 Hecla at exactly 5 just filled. Did I fuck up, why is it so underperforming compared to First Majestic?

[Anonymous No.26519697]

anyone got the pics of the one anon who bought a shitload of gold?

[Anonymous No.26519926]

>>26519232
What are the first signs of coming hyperinflation from your experience? What are most mainstreams economist/financiers missing?

[Anonymous No.26519962]

>>26514178
>>26514228
>>26514302

damn wtf happened to silver in the past hour

[Anonymous No.26520092]

>>26519962
Same thing as what hapenned to the stock market

[Anonymous No.26520308]

>>26519232
Where did you lived? How bad it was?

[Anonymous No.26520327]

>>26514972

I think it's clear that they are going to keep us in the "box" for a while. I'm getting out of miners and buying physical while the price is suppressed.

Miners are dead money right now; they're just going to crab

[Anonymous No.26520382]

>>26519926
fraud
>sports
>corp
>ppl in general

[Anonymous No.26520610]

>>26519926
I was 5 years old at the height of it, so I honestly can't tell you what the leading signs were; but the last 3-4 years of the inflationary crisis were the worst. But I very clearly remember going to the supermarket and seeing an army of people with label makers re-pricing every product in store twice a day. So you'd run to the supermarket in the morning, and prices would be 30, 40, 50% higher in the afternoon.
But the cause was basically the same as every hyperinflation - government prints money to pay for its spending, it starts to circulate and the rest is history.

>>26520308
Brazil. I made a few posts here a few threads ago discussing the whole situation. In 1990 I believe inflation was 30000% or so in a year.