/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22347009
Comfy op

>>22347009
>>22347014
>>22347031


This is absolutely brilliant anon! Well done

If I had to listen to one pm YouTube/podcast which would it be?

>>22347009

> Double dragons fighting over some weird orb

What do you guys think of NAK? They are below 1$ and peaked at 11 in 2011.

>>22347130
I love these rounds, just ordered one of eBay from the US since they seem to be hard to get for us eurofags

>>22347260
Peaked at 18,mybad

>>22347272
You will not be disappointed anon I love the fine details on them and would get more myself if they weren't hard for me

>>22347260

NAK is a permit-gamble, so never something which you would want to go all in on. If you buy something like Impact, you know that you're purchasing a massive property which is already producing silver, whereas if NAK gets denied, it simply goes to zero. But the potential of NAK is so enormous that it's hard to resist the temptation to have some sort of share in the company.

>>22347334
Isn't alexco and discovery metals better for junior, while mag silver, first majestic, endeavor silver and silvercrest metals better for less but sure gain?

>>22347157
TFmetals report

>>22347486

The best way to answer your question is to look at the market-caps of the companies which we often talk about here.

First Majestic: $3 billion
MAG Silver: $2 billion
Silvercrest: $1.5 billion
NAK: $650 million
Discovery Metals: $650 million
McEwen: $600 million
Alexco: $500 million
Impact: $120 million
Bayhorse: $20 million

So the size of Alexco and DSV is somewhere between the larger producers (like FSM and Silvercrest) and the small-cap producers (like Impact and Bayhorse).

Lower small-caps obviously yield greater potential. We can imagine BHS going 150x and getting to $3 billion a lot more easily than we can e. g. First Majestic going 150x and going to $450 billion (which would be 7x larger than Newmont, the largest miner in the world).

>>22347557

P. S. Would add to this, the appeal of NAK is that Pebble has more metal in it than all of Newmont Mining's mines combined. So despite the fact that 500 million is a relatively high market-cap, we can actually imagine it going 150x and reaching Newmont's $70 billion market-cap. However, as I say, if NAK gets denied, the stock goes to zero.

>>22347260
Yeah, I agree with >>22347334, in essence treat whatever you put into NAK and others like it as throwing money into the wind; only put in what you can afford to lose and treat it as lost until you're in the green.
Kinda like crypto, but non-suicidal, since at the end of the day they'll always keep going for more permits as oppose to being open exit scams.

tl;dr If all my liquid wasn't sat tightly in my physical stack, I'd throw a hundred - grand at it and see what happens.

>>22347557
McEwen looks so fucking cheap, is there a reason for that like NAK? This and endeavor silver looks like a pretty sweet deal.

When will my stack skyrocket and I be filthy rich? What is the FWTDHW status?

>>22347719
After a month. Metals will probably dip during that time.

Ooh Ahh another early morning smack down.

http://findbullionprices.com/
Anyone use this site before?

>>22347796
I have, it's not bad. It's also in the OP.

>>22347777
Nice quads.

>>22347705

You invest in McEwen with one question in mind: "Do you believe that Rob McEwen, the genius behind GoldCorp, can turn his own company into a major?" That's what the blue-sky potential is. McEwen Mining has had some implementation problems, and carries debt, but Rob McEwen is entirely committed to the project, and has gone all in on it with his own personal fortune.

>>22347777
This seems to be the pattern, down early up late. I'm sure slv shill will report back and tell them we know the pattern.
>>22347705
GNYPF my man, check it out. 3¢ a share and just got 9.4% of the company bought by sprott as of late August - I think it could really pop off soon.

Than you Mr. Jamie Morgan for making my purchase today cheaper. We appreciate all you have done.

>>22347896
What can you tell about the company? Don't wanna go blind beside Sprott buying it. Do they have debt? I avoid that hard.

>>22347031
>>22347014
>>22347009
These posts are barbender approved
>don't worry, we're in physical
HAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>22347943

Don't know any specific details about the company, but what I will say is that GNYPF appears to be an ultra-low-cap drill play. Sprott sinks $100,000 or so into a fair number of companies like this; Genesis Metals is another example of the same sort of company which he has invested in. This leads people to make the mistaken assertion that he "throws money at everything," which is untrue. He puts most of his money in a select few companies. For example, he has 62 million dollars in Discovery Metals. So you will want to treat a stock like this in the way in which he treats it, as a gamble into which you only put a small amount of your money.

Thinking of buying a small amount of gold today but I'm apprehensive. Talk me into it lads
t. poorfag who has discipline and can sit on money

>>22348060
You're not the OG barbender.

>>22348123
I actually am but you don't have to believe me

>>22348110

If you feed your car to some gold and silver it might evolve

>>22347943
Debt is extremely low.
https://gaineycapital.com/ their page, they just got done with a lot of infrastructure work on their property which is Las Margaritas, assay is 73.7 g/t gold ore, and it looks like they have about 32 drill locations. Last year they had to slow things down due to local groups, but they dropped another press release in jan 2020 stating those concerns were met and they are starting drilling soon. It's definitely an interesting holding.

>>22347303
man they look so nice
but i really want to wait until i can get a gold one

>>22348110
tl;dr Phyiscal gold is about to skyrocket while paper gold is about to crash, hard. There's almost double the amount of traded (paper IOU-this-much-gold notes) gold on the stock markets than there is actual gold on the entire planet; the entire thing's a pozi scheme which is shortly about to collapse as the COMEX can no longer fulfil the deliveries for the Gold people cash out with
tl;dr 2; Gold always does well in negative economies/recessions as a safehaven investment, spiking to 2-3 times it's baseline balue in 'normal' economies, and with extremely obvious peaking points to sell at (as oppose to Silver, which has the ability to peak multiplicatively higher, but at the downside of being much more volitile and harder to predict). When an economy recovers is pretty much the only time the price of Gold goes down, also making it an extremely easy investment to monitor if you just want to buy and forget about it for a few years with an obvious market signal anyone can see coming.
tl;dr 3; Gold is flat out the safest investment you can make on the market, continually ahead of the rate of inflation and never really going down. On one hand, outside of crashes and recessions it's the least profitable way tomake money (since the value of your asset against Gold literally never changes), however at the same time it's the safest possible investment and essentially free money generation for as long as you hold it.
tl;dr 4; it looks and feels really fucking good

If you want to know more, you'll need to be more specific, but that's the shortest I can condense it down for you.

>>22348110
do it fool
every country is having economic downturns except china but they're probably just lying
UK is having a huge economic recession
so is Japan
India is basically doing worse than both of them
everyone is already saying US is in a recession
France, and Spain gonna be going back on full lockdown soon, UK and Italy will likely follow suit in about a month
2021 is just gonna be nothing but inflation and unemployment
Gold will probably never be this low again for a long time

What mining stock to dump 2k into? already holding Pure gold mining and Pretivm, afraid of NAK

>>22348482

Impact Silver.

>>22348492
Why them in particular

>>22348633

1) The CEO of Impact Silver bought the property specifically because he's a silver bull who anticipated this silver bull market. He openly talks about COMEX manipulation.

2) Impact has lasted for 14 years and produced for 10, while most of its competitors have gone bankrupt.

3) No debt and a lot of cash.

4) Owns one of the largest mining districts in Mexico. 357 square kilometers. That's more than twice as large as the country of Liechtenstein. Exploration potential is enormous.

5) The property is also the second-oldest mining district in Mexico. Cortez is said to have hidden there once. There are 4,500 historic silver mines on the property, going all the way back to the time of Cortez.

6) Q2 2020 earnings for Impact were better than Q2 2019, despite the fact that coronavirus lockdowns shut it down for half the quarter. And Q3 has had $27-dollar-silver.

7) Market-cap is only $120 million. Compare this with the $3 billion market-cap of First Majestic.

Frens, I researching Impact Silver.

There are 2 tickers: IPT.V, and ISVLF. What mean?

will I make it till december?

>>22349108
different stock exchanges to buy the stock

>>22349108
>IPT.V
Canadian exchange
>ISVLF
American Small caps (OTC Markets)

>>22349376
>>22349428
Is one price in USD and the other in CAD? Thanks frens.

>>22349167
Nice, won't be a millionaire but it might pay off your mortgage. What's that stone you've got there?

>>22348840

Forgot to mention an additional point:

8) Impact is the purest primary silver producer in the world. 90% of what they produce is silver.

>>22348840
Interesting. Will consider it

>>22349448
yep

>>22349447
rubys

when does the moon mission begin?

Real question is: could she lift all your silver with one hand? If yes, then you are a stacklet, sorry.

>>22349484
Doesn't this open them up to a lot of risks if silver goes through a continued downtrend? Or have they already proven that they can survive if that happens?

>>22349623
Could she curl it? Absolutely not.

>>22347009
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>>22347031
Kek anon, bravo

>>22348840
I think they are a good company, I am 100% sure right now is the best entry point. If I see them dip into the .70's again it will look more attractive as last bull run they were only in the high 2$. At that price I feel like aurcana still has more potential for higher gains, but impact is def something I will consider diversifying into, looks like a good company over all.

>>22349558
Decent. I've thought about getting into gems but they're not exactly liquid and there's no worldwide standard on price. Looks cool though.

>>22347757
noice

What’s going on?

Should l sell my SILJ for BHS and AUN?

>>22349626

I believe with 100% certainty that silver is going into a bull market, and that the GSR is reverting to 1:15, so the ultra-high risk-reward nature of Impact's relationship to silver is exactly why I invest in it.

This chart these past few days- my god

>>22349886
This girl is MUCH prettier than the original.

>>22349896

It depends on how confident you are that this is going to be a silver bull market. SILJ if you want to make 10x gains if you're right, but lose only a third of your money if you're wrong. BHS and AUN if you want to make 100x gains if you're right, but lose everything if you're wrong.

>>22349867
Or I could be completely wrong and it may start early.

>>22347009
>>22347014
>>22347031
that is brilliant, well done, anon

>>22349954
that would be fine too. although i only have a small stack of ASEs and silverkrugs i will be better off than the majority in germany.

>>22349871
ronavirus gibs deal (maybe) and the dollar is eating shit

in other words, PRINT BABY PRINT

>>22348437
>>22348441
Thanks guys

>>22350110
btw the ronavirus gibs deal isn't actually passing it's just algos reacting to the headline

>>22349815
> I am **NOT** 100% sure right now is the best entry point

Last night I posted these and an anon said he’d be able to appraise come coins, wanna know what you guys think of these.

Keep in mind I haven’t cleaned them.

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>>22350299

>>22350242
That was me- I fell asleep. Based on the details it's a vg appraises for 1$ retail value. You want the letters in liberty to be fully there to increase the value.

>>22350329

So for miners I got 60 shares of GOLD, 200 of KGC, 40 PAAS, 100 AG, 1000 AUNFF, and 1000 AOTVF.
How did I do /pmg/?

Are we rich yet?

>>22350347
Ah the dimes you mean? Yeah, but what you replied to is a penny, here’s the back

>>22350272
Merc dimes typically sell at a 5-50¢ premium over spot. Those dates are common ones.
>>22350299
I'm guessing on the reverse it says X Cash? Retails about 10-15$ in that shape. They're nice coins to collect but pretty common
>>22350329
This is something I'd put in my quarter bin. The trick with this issue is the grade, they need to be nice to net anything over 5$. Mid 19th century french coppers are very cheap- you can buy an 1849 centime nearly uncirculated for 10-15$.

Added pic related to the Gun Safe Stack yesterday. It's pretty kawaii, desu.

I was wondering: with all the talk of converting your metals to other assets during the collapse, does anyone know how exactly to do that? I imagine it would be
>convert metals to fiat
>exchange fiat for whatever

I also thing the safer bet would be:
>take out loan with metals as collateral
>use loan to buy shit

This is assuming the banks change their tune on some things. I know a lot of banks won't accept silver (or other commodities) as collateral because they're "too volatile."

Anyone have any more detailed plans?

>>22350436
just a little less poor

>>22347031
Supremely basado.
See you at the /pmg/ yacht party.

I hope you bought Callinex before trading was suspended. A big time announcement is incoming.
https://callinex.ca/callinex-discovers-two-high-grade-copper-gold-silver-and-zinc-lenses-in-the-flin-flon-mining-district-of-manitoba/?utm_source=pushengage&utm_medium=push_notification&utm_campaign=pushengage

>>22350438
No, with the dimes you check two places, her hair and the bundle of sticks on the back. You need full detail in both areas - if you had some older dimes, say a 25-D in higher grade they shoot up in value pretty quick.

>>22350471
Thanks, the only coins I thought that’d have value are possibly the 3 I posted in my thread, these are all just obviously very worn older coins. The East India company is probably my oldest, I’m only considering selling the Benjamin really, and the Panama Canal coin.

Do you think the Ben coin could possibly be graded above 65?>>22350471

>>22350512
I think conversion would be really hard during, so I have some 1/10oz gold coins and I like to buy silver rounds rather than bars (especially since the premiums are often the same, so, why not!). When the dust settles would be the time to start selling gold, as needed, for whatever fiat.

>gold majors
O boy

>>22350432
Any changes? Did I get a good balance between the majors, midcaps, and small caps?

Morning you beautiful fucks lets wake up, lift weights, buy precious metals and disregard bitches.

>>22350633
Small is way too concentrated. I feel like the etfs are an essential part of a smaller portfolio for large and mid cap.

>>22350581
Probably not they are super anal about the grades- it is nice and choice though, if you bought it cheap stick it on eBay for 25 and it should sell easy enough. The panama one is weird but it's probably at least 40-50 to a buyer.

>>22350659
based

>Aurcana
OOOO

>>22350680
>Smaller
read as non diversivied

>>22350691
>>22350717
Thanks for the input anon. I'll save up some more and make a purchase rather then selling.

>>22347157
seconding tfmetals report. I've been a subscriber for 2 months and craig's pulse on market trends has shown to be better than mind by far. This gives me a great guiding angel for entry points. Only 15 a month. Also pretty education in terms of really showing me how to track things like TIPs and DXY. Nothing complicated, but I definitely wasn't doing that before. So valuable stuff

>>22350659
This is the ethos our culture is missing

Buy HTBX

HTBX on a moon mission

>>22351008
I don't want to identify myself as such, but I was posting last night saying my life fell apart. The upside to losing nearly everything, is that you can rebuild your life exactly how you want it. That's what I'm doing. Already finished my 5:30 AM lift.

>>22351164
Society punish you for marrying and trusting women, the winning play is to not play unfortunately. Not like I care anyway, too busy with becoming rich with bullion and stock

I WANT TO JERK OFF SO BADLY
I AM ON DAY 5 JUST 4 MORE DAYS UNTIL I CAN RESET!

>>22351164
Apparently dieting and doing pushups and squats every day helps.
>t. former obese sicilian(was 5'8" 218lb 1.5 years ago, am now 176lb and still going down)

>>22350691
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>>22350438
>>22350347
Thanks for all your input!

I’m gonna try and get a surprising number for that Ben coin, I think with how it’s graded it maybe could compete with some 65s, I’ve seen others graded at that that had more diminishes than mine, I don’t think the reflective seal does it justice. I’ll get a better picture and take that and see what you, or others think that that are lurking here.

That said I don’t plan on selling any of the other ones or getting more, I’m just going through old stuff, I even found a 1920s Mexican Revolution sword so just trying to figure out all this junk.

Also, can you believe THIS game is worth like 10 of these Ben franklins, assuming its 20 bucks.

>>22351245

My BMI was around 29 and I looked like shit, was also married. Cut off alcohol for a year now, ate clean, I work out with a kettle bell every morning, I absolutely swear by it. Works out so many muscle groups and I feel great.

>>22351245
Damn you weigh as much as me but I'm 6'2.5"

>>22351268
Post pics of sword bro.

I always watch out for Chrono Trigger and other scarce titles when rummaging through garage sales etc for eBay resale, a classic game according to Vidya nerds and also one of my brother's favorites, I think he's got 3 copies now.

Has he ever lost a debate?

>>22351215
Cuck, if you want to abandon the world you should just do heroin, is much faster and more effective.

>>22351215
Lost 3 years of progress and all my cash and credit on a woman. Never again, fren. Never. Time to focus on iron and silver.

>>22351331
Good on you anon, you're already on the way of beating most americans in this regard.

>>22351379
Another 15lbs and I should hopefully be good.

>>22351471
Don't stop until you're there good luck

>>22351391
Sure! It’s on a thread in /k/ but I’ll post the images here only 3.

The ultimate goal of #DVL is to be the only unlimited burn token in De-Fi..how far will price rise? we are unsure but through rigorous testing and research we know tokens that burn their supply always appreciate in value. devil finance is awesome investment

>>22351501

Hope you boys are stackin pussy

>>22351553

>>22351399
So there is a popular video you the (((tube))) of him and john mauldin getting into it. Peter comes off as the victor as his arguments are logical and robust. The comments reflect this, everyone calling mauldin a fool. However, this argument took place in 2013, and mauldin was actually more right in terms of useful predictions for the mid term. He essentially explained how clown world Keynesian economics could keep working for a while.

>>22351415
>making a woman his reason to live
I have goal in life buddy, you should ask yourself why you are so scared another successful man isn't interested in thots.

>>22351164
Yeah dude... its just so much dead fucking weight... like this morning, after months of being bitched at because I no job (due to rona) I get offered my literal dream job after years of applications... bitching intensifies and immediately switches to bitching about how I will be gone away training for a few months.

This society just fucking ruins women its so tiresome.


Also...

miners...

LINE GO UP! aurcana up nicely today, pushing into 90 cent range

>>22349948
Thoughts on Tinka Resources and Silver One Resources?

>>22351501
Pretty nifty but it's not a standard issue functional piece nor is it made from proper materials for actual use, likely a wall-hanger decorative/commemorative sword. Been collecting for 25 years and handled/studied tons of genuine stuff, no parade raining here just being real with ya, thanks for sharing.

Thx for the Aurcana shilling bros

>>22351596
>He essentially explained how clown world Keynesian economics could keep working for a while.
It's been 7 years since then. What was his eta on it?

>>22351617
and its even worse if you're american

>>22351620

Silver One, like Aurcana, DSV, and Impact, is an essential silver stock. Everybody should have it in their portfolio.

"140 Million Ounces of Silver and Just Getting Started - Greg Crowe" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zy7x1mmVbR8&ab_channel=KerryLutz%27sFinancialSurvivalNetwork

Tinka is dipping now because zinc is temporarily falling, but people who hold with patience will be rewarded. The 60 million ounces of silver in the ground + exploration potential in the Colqui silver zone have not been priced in by the market yet. It will only take some good drilling results and or good marketing to make it soar. The reason why the stock hasn't moved it because TK has done zero marketing. Peru is also a good district to diversify into if you are overweighted in North America.

They just released information on their upcoming silver drilling project:

https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/tinka-provides-update-on-upcoming-drill-program-at

>>22351503
DVL is an awesome De-fi project and i invested in this project. Don’t miss the chance dude..

>>22351503
Awesome project like this never came in market ... I invested in the same

>>22351268
I need to offload some of my vintage vidya as well & buy more PMs

>>22351747
>>22351736
fuck off street shitters

>>22351503
Yes I heard about this one... May be unlimited burn results in more price hike like 10x...it is an awesome investment plan and I'm also gonna invest in this..hurry up guys

>>22351617
Imagine how much further it would climb should silver maintain or increase it's value in the next year.

>>22351715
If i recall, he didn't give a time length. He wasn't even predicted this to be what would happen. He was simply arguing that the destruction of the system was not inevitable and there were paths for it to keep going. Peter was really talking past john and not interpreting the nuance of the argument being made. Peter was just on his normal 'this is inevitable' schtick. Which is fine, that argument is worth repeating.

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>>22347031
Breddy gud

Also I got a Krug as a fondle piece today, damn the reeded edges really feels different compared to the Wiener, I'm half considering selling the latter when the time comes but it was also the first coin I got...what do
At least now I can clink two coins together hehe

>>22351597
You assume too much. If you're going to end your line, at least donate some of your wealth to those of us trying to keep the flame alive.

>>22351860
>Which is fine, that argument is worth repeating.
Agreed, but it would be nice to know what else the fed has up their sleeve to keep it going. I don't see anything else they can do that doesn't also pump PM's now though.

>>22347009
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>>22347031
fucking lmao

>>22351909
>comie in this thread
OHNONONO...

>>22352030
>calling me a commie
You're the one extolling the virtues of being a male cat lady, kek.

>>22351733
Thank you. What are your most conservative and your most crazy moonshot predictions for silver miners like the ones discussed in this thread?

>>22352030
that isint actually gommunism either, if he dies the government gets it to give to migrants and drug addicts to make them vote democrat. giving it to someone else it just passing the buck to an anon for the sake of cant take it with you

>>22349861
well these were rather found than being an investment itself
i do not think gems are good idea unless you are an expert yourself, liquidity is low and I guess it's much wider area for scams

>>22352171

I've pointed out the two following facts in other threads:

1) In the 01-11 PM bull market, the _index_ of _all_ gold stocks went up 1700%. That includes bad stocks and large caps.

2) The average silver penny stock went 160x between '62 and '68, when silver doubled.

(Source: https://www.historylink.org/File/8883))

We saw something similar from 01 to 11: First Majestic, for example, which was a small-cap at the time, went 150x.

If silver not only doubles this time, but the GSR reverts to 1:15, it would not surprise me to see stocks like BHS and Impact Silver going 400x or more, or stocks like DSV going 50x and becoming the Kirkland Lakes of silver.

>>22349861
>I've thought about getting into gems but they're not exactly liquid and there's no worldwide standard on price.

Unless you can collect raw high-grade gemstones or specimens yourself, I'd avoid the realm. Basically everyone working a gem mine maintains artificial scarcity by controlling the flow of
their stones (like Debeers and their diamonds) into the market. If you buy from such sources your "investments" will always be manipulated/influenced by the future decisions of the producers, and also the whims of global fashion.

I'm actually staking a claim on a nice steatite (soapstone) deposit in a known corundum (Ruby/sapphire) district near me. Everyone competes for the colorful gems but my soft buttery ~2 mohs steatite carving stone (for making traditional peace pipes, sculptures etc) is worth 1.50-2 bucks a pound all day and I can just pick up 50 tons of big loose chunks before even beginning the hardrock quarrying process. If you buy rocks from the producers you'll always be exposed to the repercussions of their business decisions, it's best to produce your own if you want to "invest" or profit.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/druckenmiller-warns

>>22352444
Trips of truth. Also, I've been calling the stonk market "barking-at-the-moon mad" for a little while now. Just more confirmation of the collapse that's coming.

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>>22352749
kek thats some nice brrrrrr meme

>>22352444

PMG gets again!

>>22349448
when the coins line back up, does it open portals to another dimension?

Thoughts on First Majestic Silver Corp and Pan American Silver Corp?

I bought those a while ago, because I wanted to diversify into precious metals a bit. And I figured silver was comparatively cheap vs gold, and those were the first two silver stocks my broker offered.

>>22351503
Yes and I'm sure it's gonna pump 10x... Don't miss the opportunity guys invest in this project. Hurry up

>>22352833
>gets on gets

looking to unload some of my digital oil and digital vegetables for silver. should i buy coins?

>>22350711
>>22351706

Feels good man

>>22351910
>YCC (strong argument they are already doing this)
>NIRP
>Treasury SPVs to buy stocks and bonds
>51% or greater treasury issuance purchases (it’s confirmed they are already doing this but they could go higher)
Other than that if they want to do anything else they will either have to unambiguously break the law or petition congress to have it rewritten.

>>22349886
that's is a very nice t-shirt

>>22353359
i would give her a half ounce of copper to leave

>>22353382
anon so picky

>>22353382
you dont want a chick to brush her teeth and lay an egg?

>>22352339
>>22352442
Thanks lads. Humour this ludicrous idea please: what do you think of going to the Central African Republic or some other conflict zone, buying cases of blood diamonds, then bringing them back to sell to Goldberg at the jewellers?

>>22352987

Safe mainstream silver stocks. Two of the largest holdings in SILJ. 10x gains + dividends to be expected over the course of this bull market. If silver collapses, they should only drop by 33% or so. Low-caps are where you go for greater risk + greater reward. It depends on how strongly you believe in silver, and what your tolerance for risk is.

>>22350242
Might want to clean them before the appraisal so you know you’re getting the most bang for your buck. Baking soda and toothbrush works nicely if you don’t have any steel wool on hand.

>>22353557
Do you know anything about buying/selling diamonds?

>>22350512
You're supposed to know someone who will trade for pms in private sale. The loan option is fantastic and you can lend out gold to collect interest as alternative.
>>22350242
I have one of these same year

>>22353557
there was a movie about this and i really dont think its worth the effort/risk

>>22353557
Definitely lucrative but you'd need to navigate the already-established dangerous greedy nosebergs as well as violent stupid African insurgent groups.

DESU I'd focus on a sourcing strategy much safer and more wholesome, like identifying a poor but relatively safe village in south America located near gemstone or semiprecious lapidary deposits, and setting up a "purchasing office" (dude with cell/internet to weigh stones, pay locals, and prep shipments) to collect the goodies and ship to you to sell at retail or offer in bulk to end-users like jewelry manufacturers/workshops. If you treat the locals right they'll happily go find what you're buying.

>>22353557
mornin, also please dont attempt this. Those that mine and sell conflict diamonds already have stable deals with specific clients, and wont be selling to a westerner. One of the guys I went to university with is a gemologist / mineral trader who gets paid to hunt the world for specific gemstones for clients in Belgium and London. Diamonds are one of those gemstones that you dont get involved in, its too dangerous to try and worm your way into the networks, heck most of the time the peasant miners wont even talk to you. The gem trade is one of the darkest parts of the world market, and not something you can just pop into without insider help.

>>22353856
>>22353801
Is steel wool the method to clean coins?

I assume you need to use different things for, bronze, steel, etc

Guys, what mean? Is Japan going to issue a digital currency backed by Asahi cyber rounds?

http://www.asahi.com/sp/ajw/articles/13587771

>>22353621
Any more miners to look into if you have an extremely high tolerance for risk?

Just got my first coins in the mail, hahaha wtf it just ships in a rolled up envelope and I don't have to sign for it? Do they ever make you sign for it with larger amounts? Kind of nuts that it was just jammed into envelopes-within-envelopes next to my aliexpress packages.

>>22350242
Common date, Sells for 50 cents to $1 at most coin shops. Don't clean the coins, it decreases the value.
>>22350272
Junk Silver, priced the same as any other silver dime in that grade.
>>22350299
I have no idea what that's worth, but it's probably worth something.
>>22350329
I see these retail for around $2-5 in that condition.

>>22349428
Which should I buy if I'm yuropeon? Whqt difference is there?

>>22354145
>extreme risk
Look into some of the different juniors that have been mentioned here. Strikepoint Resourses might be a good one for you to investigate. Thier Willoughby prospect is looking good.

>>22350242
DO NOT CLEAN THEM FUCKFACE!

They do look a bit grody because they were likely buried or something, but if you clean them, they will lose value.

https://youtu.be/3_FBrkdgkhg

Is it worth investing in individual miners if I have SIL(J)/GDX(J)?

>>22354145

I gave the case for Impact Silver here: >>22348840 >>22349484

Look also into the following miners: Bayhorse Silver; Discovery Metals; Silver One; Tinka Resources; Aurcana; Dolly Varden; Canada Silver Cobalt Works; Callinex Mines.

>>22354237
I love your ore pics Pan Man, even I'd know what that obnoxious body of sulfide means! Mighty fine prospectress too, top wife material.

>>22354350
thats a man

>>22354280
Only if you want to increase your risk reward. That said i'd move off those into sgdm and sgdj

>>22354398
Why would you recommend those over what he’s currently invested in?

>>22354251
>>22354213
O-okay guys I won’t clean them, I thought that was weird anyways.

So I have a better picture of the Ben Frank, I’ll show that, but also wanted to show this. I’m sure it’s cheap I just like the coin, anyone got a cleaner version?

>>22354353
Thats Strikepoints P.Geo Marilyne Lacasse, her boy friend is their main contract heli pilot whos an old friend of mine.

>>22354398
What's the difference? Is there a CAD equivalent of them?

>>22354293
>Bayhorse Silver
Any info on this one? I've seen it pop up a lot recently.

>>22354005
>>22353981
Thanks for the info. I knew it would be too good to be true. I like that village plan though, surprised it doesn't get spoken about more.

>>22354498
Small scale silver / gold focused miner in US and Canada. They have an operating small scale mine and thier major Brandywine Ag/Au near surface prospect near Whistler BC. Their a favorite of mine.

I wanna buy so badly but I'm also tempted for the dip, +11% seems like a bad timing

>>22354452
So here’s a good image of it, I tried to show as much detail as possible

>>22353080
getsngetsngetsngets

>>22354498

1) Bayhorse provides you with a 100%-controlled real working silver mine, in a safe jurisdiction (Oregon), at a ridiculously cheap market-cap of only $20 million. (Compare this with the $3 billion of First Majestic, or the market-caps of many explorers which are 10x higher, but don't even have a mine yet.)

2) There are 4 PhD geologists working on the project.

3) The CEO of Bayhorse owns a large number of the shares himself. He passionately believes in the project.

4) He spent $7 million in getting the mine to work, via a creative use of technology, as against the $20-30 million which would ordinarily have been expected. He is very careful with money.

5) We know of at least 6.4 million ounces in reserve, but this number is based on outdated information, and is likely to be substantially higher; at least double.

6) Besides the Bayhorse property in Oregon, BHS has a second property called Brandywine with considerable exploration potential.

>>22354452
Do you have a photo of the other side?

>>22354561
I wouldnt be surprised to see .70-80 cent CAD range be hit again sometime this year if oyu are looking for an entry point

>>22354656
And here’s a 67 proof for reference, I’ll post 69 after.

I don’t think I have 67 or 69 grade, but I just can’t tell if I either have a high grade or not. I mean I feel like my coin looks better than or as good as the 67 here but I don’t know.

>>22354549
>>22354669
Thanks you guys. I'm considering Bayhorse, Impact, and Aurcana right now

>>22354678
Yes I do! I’ll post that after this one.
Here’s the beautiful 69 grade.>>22354656

>>22354669
Based miner autist.

>>22354678

>>22354561
what happened to it to lose 99% of its value?

>>22347557
Would I be retarded if I only bought Discovery, Impact, and Bayhorse? I already have McEwin and Aurcana which wasnt on your list.

>>22349945
she's still plain and yet what you say is true. such is the hideousness of that other one which the faggot posts incessantly

>>22347220
>missing his once in a lifetime chance to unironically say Dragon Ball

anyway i am off to the creeks again boys, see you all later.

>>22354546
>I like that village plan though, surprised it doesn't get spoken about more.

Yep that's how lots of people do it, personally I'm trying to figure out how to get my hands on bulk ancient Neolithic arrowheads picked up by the Berbers while walking around the northern Sahara. I know the bulk artifact exporters are out there but they don't advertise, gotta go looking for them.

>>22354452
Cleaning spergs are the bane of the coin collecting world and pure retards. I've had them tell me cleaned coins are worth less than scrap, or that it always sets the value to 0. They're full of it. Removing dirt or grease or contaminants is perfectly fine.

>>22351242
Does not cooming actually help with these things? Might give it a try and see what happens

>>22354952
Maybe some Egyptian archaeologist knows? Could try contacting one at a university over there. I know firsthand that archaeologists are like magpies when it comes to artifacts and sherds.

>>22354957
i have to say, i never understood their argument. if the metal is corroded or lost somehow, that's a different story. but "muh authentic tarnish and residue" never made any sense

>>22355124
>>22354952
Don't know why I specified Egyptian, but any North African....

>>22355142
this, i get theres a luster to very numismatic coins, but if i get a good details peace dollar out of a cull box that looks like a burnt chicken nugget. im going to clean it.

>>22354833

McEwen has very strong potential as well, including as a silver stock, but it's less of a pure silver play than DSV, BHS, or IMP.

Allocate your portfolio according to your convictions about silver. If you believe that silver is going up with 100% certainty, and you are willing to lose 100% of your money, then invest in those three stocks. I don't know of any better ones. Otherwise, keep some money in the larger producers like Pan American and Newmont, so that you can benefit from a PM bull market without risking everything.

>>22355142
Say what you will, but even PCGS doesn't grade coins that were improperly cleaned.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLE9-DZwMpI&list=PLG7e8_oGOkcB3XYPRae0o1WiV9u-qLhQ3&index=1

>>22354957
>Cleaning spergs are the bane of the coin collecting world and pure retards

Agree 100%, every coin is different and some, especially crusty ancient Greek and Roman coins or shipwreck silver, absolutely require proper cleaning in order to net top dollar. It basically seems like the "Never clean!!!" types are 11 year old tards who are regurgitating what they just heard on some basic-bitch chump collector's crappy YouTube channel the day before. Obviously dipping in acetone etc to remove centuries of oils/grease/dirt doesn't ruin anything, but these kids now are pretty damn stupid and think it's all equivalent to scouring with steel wool.

>>22354799
Thanks. That one is not worth much more than silver weight, if it had a mint mark it would've been worth a lot more.

Is it worth waiting for the potential stock market crash to buy miners?

Just snagged 10oz at £14/oz. Didn't think it was possible until I saw you lot getting the same and better! Definitely checking the things when they arrive.

>>22355465
It's worth keeping some cash on the side, but I'm not being hard on it.

>>22354938
Rock on pan-anon!

I have a family member in southwestern Quebec who might start panning for fun. Any tips or knowledge about the area?

What do we have here?

>>22355571
Weed?

>>22354938
Good luck to you, Pan Man

>>22355273
What about BHLL and all the prep the BHLL memes. I think people see how high they went in the last bull run post 2008 and are hoping it does it again.

>>22355369
Steel wool actually gives a beautiful luster.

>>22355571

>>22355651
A silver Statue?

>>22355308
>improperly
I 've removed dirt and contaminants from a lot of coins that I've had slabbed. My chinese portrait dollar came back AU-55 (I expected AU-50 so nice surprise) and it had a bit of tar on the bust that was removed.

>>22355672
If that's the britannia I'm going to be a bit jealous

>>22355651
brutally obvious that its a dragon dildo

>>22352426
So you're telling me I should put 1000 into every gold or silver mining stock I can find and just hope for the best? If just a couple 100x that would be life changing

>>22355633
I have a coin that was cleaned with steel wool at some point before I bought it; it's shiny, but not lustrous, pic related.

I want to buy physical gold but it looks like it might be at a top right now

>>22355672
>>22355692
Must be the Britannia

>>22355750
Adjusted for inflation it's still about $200 below 2011 highs.

>>22355750
Just buy miners dude. This quarters earnings are going to be a blowout even if it dips to $1800 tomorrow and stays there the rest of the year.

>>22355651

>>22355805
It can go to 1700 and still be pretty

>>22355838
Is there rounds in the package anon?

>>22355838

The nice judens over at monument metals clipped my peace dollar :)

>>22355608

It's one person posting about BHLL. I don't have anything against BHLL, simply don't know much about it, but what I will say is that the high price in 2011 is no different from that of any number of other silver stocks which have collapsed since that time. For example, look at Klondike Silver. Was 13 CAD in 2011, now is 0.07 CAD, so it used to be 200x higher. But unless we know what the market-caps of these stocks were in 2011 (before dilution), and what their assets were in 2011, as against what they are now, their previous prices are often unhelpful or meaningless.

>>22355734

I've said before that you could throw darts at stock-names with the word "silver" in them right now and still be pretty sure of making a fortune. Some are better than others, but we are so early in this bull market that every silver stock except the absolutely worst-run incompetent scams are still dirt-cheap as value-investments. I think that some stocks are far better than others, however, and those are the ones which I have recommended here.

Anyone have any experience with Littleton? It's saying it's been shipped for over a week now but no date has been given. I only have an invoice.

>>22355895
Even though those have some chip. Those are nice anon

>>22355908
How is it Silver bro ? I may downsize since I only have 1k to invest per month.

>>22355895
those are pretty nice details, sd bullion sucks at being consistent even with vg+. what rating did you get

>>22355886
>>22355838
>>22355875

>>22355805
I'm young and don't have a lot of money and haven't invested in stocks yet. I also need to find a stock trading app for Canadians

>>22355966
Scottsdale stackers?

>>22355966
>5966▶>>22355993
patriot stackers?

>>22356015
the hell happened here

>>22347031
>straight to hell
kek

>>22355940
Bought as cull random date so I guess I can't really complain, I just remember another anon said the same thing about there silver from MM a few days ago so I thought I'd mention it

>>22355993
>>22356015

>>22352442
Nevada?
I used to know a guy used to mine a picture rock north of Winnamucca ("name says it all"). Had a liberated uhaul he would fill up and take down to the bay area and sell to rock shops. He liked to sell there cause he was partial to black ladies, he would go over to the east bay and give them his business. Had to stop cause he was getting rolled to much. Was very happy when the house of ill repute in Winnamucca hired a POC.
Anyway, he ran the uhaul until the final trip when the bearings exploded and he was stuck with three tons of Disaster Peak's finest on the side of I 80. He died in a trailer, I do believe.

>>22355734
Go to ceo.ca and look at the 100s of options. Hard to find pure silver plays. Best of them are DSV (Mexico), SVE (US), DV (Canada), AAG (Chile), AUN (US), IPT (Mexico). If silver hits 50, you'll b very rich with any of them.

>>22356134

>>22356134
Sexy

>>22355938

Every stock in that portfolio is a good silver stock.

Highest risk, highest reward: BHS, IMP, DSV, Aurcana

Medium risk, medium reward: Alexco, Endeavour

Lowest risk, lowest reward: MAG Silver, Silvercrest, FMS

Bearing in mind that even "low risk, low reward" = a 10x gain + dividends if we get a 1:15 GSR.

>>22355908
What are your thoughts on other metals besides gold and silver?

>>22356134
Nice

>>22355915
Maybe I should post some metal to get attention.

>>22356201

>>22356134
Beautiful, the milling gives it that extra asthetic touch.

>>22356134
How are the premiums on Scottsdale rounds? I was thinking of picking up some this month.

>>22356257
Fuck i want one of those bad. I gotta wait til mid month though. Then ill splurge

>>22356241

Michael Oliver rightly says that all commodities are going to boom in this coming bull market. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbYC2b2FTas&ab_channel=PalisadeRadio Anybody who owns commodities of any kind is going to make a fortune over the next ten years. I simply don't see the point in owning anything other than silver, when silver is going to outperform everything else so vastly.

>>22356297
The hologram gives it a very nice touch.

>>22356324
any recommended commodity ETFs?

THICC

>>22356293
I ordered from goldsilver.com and they send random 10oz from an approved list. I like these!

>>22356367
what is that, kilo?

>>22356257
How did you get that out of the plastic?

>>22356234
thanks for the answer! In that case I may reduce by removing some and add gold stocks since I dont have any. Care to help about this ?

>>22356438
There was actually a little notch on the side that allowed me to separate it. Now, my batboy, on the other hand, is still stuck in his case.

>>22347009
Beyond based

>>22356184
Genuinely cool story bro, thanks for typing it out. Those tough old-school rockhounds were a different breed, the ones I knew basically died out by the '90s. I'm in Wyoming, surrounded by pretty good mining districts but the state itself is one of the mineralogically poorest or least exploited of the west, still panned me some gold here though and some of our petrified wood (like from the blue Chalcedony fossil forest) and Green River fish fossils are truly some of the most lovely stuff on earth.

>>22356261
Naisu. How does it feel after weeks of waiting?

Anyone use this app for their stocks before? Also I have $400-$600 to spend on bullion so would it better spent on silver or gold?

>>22357058
>what do you have more of

Do you carefully track the cost of all of your purchases to calculate tax when you go to sell, or do you just sell small amounts and fuck the feds? If the former, how do you keep track of everything?

>>22355537
well seeing as i am stuck in Wells now all day I ll give you this info. Look for bedrock, check the moss along river banks. Look for river stones and boulders above or away from the water and always clean the deepest you can go in bedrock cracks packed with gravels.

>>22356134
>>22356201
Are these secondary? When did you order? Mine are still pending since August 2nd.

>>22357058
It's very basic but was also one of the few trading apps who stayed up when Robinhood as such shit the bed. Couldn't transfer my trades into a TFSA, which is a account option they DO offer, so just moved them to my banks direct investing account now. Will probably return to them when they add more features.

>>22356324
>Anybody who owns commodities of any kind is going to make a fortune over the next ten years. I simply don't see the point in owning anything other than silver, when silver is going to outperform everything else so vastly.

Basically this, however a bit of "diversification within the paradigm" is a good idea. I don't trust gold personally, instinctively don't really trust my silver stocks/ETFs either, and definitely think crypto is a retarded pyramid scheme but hold some of all in case my core physical silver position doesn't perform for some reason. The Uranium miner shills are right about the basically below-cost uranium market prices being unsustainable and due for a correction much like silver so that's a worthwhile diversification, and I'm also trying to figure out the agricultural commodity markets as smart players there will probably be profitable going forward too, anyone have good tips?

>>22355908
Bunk Hill Mining is one of those projects that has great potential but it needs a lot of money and the right management behind it to get going. The company needs to drain its underground mine and rehab it to modern standards, thats not cheap or easy to do.

>>22355915
Also, what is a PR7 shipping method?>>22357419
>uranium
Always wanted to invest in it.

>>22357419
shill me some uranium miners

>>22356347
Agreed. I have a 2 oz Chiwoo Cheowang silver round that has an AG/999 hologram

>>22357723
I also have a piece of trinitite that I got from the national atomic testing museum when I went to Vegas a few years ago. Want me to post it later? Not sure if it's relevant to the general.

>>22356324
>>22357419
I intend to focus on Silver stock, a bit of Gold too for diversity. Then jump on the Uranium train. If I dont get rich then I might as well wageslave for all my life for being such a incompetent retard.
I've currently 20oz Gold and 475 Silver so I consider myself safe on the defensive side.

>>22357874
Definitely. I'd love to see that.

>>22356357
PDBC, but it's oil heavy. I like DBA for agri.

Looks like we're grazing 27 again today

Bros I got this 10oz bar from jmbullion yesterday and it said “new” on the site. Do new bars normally have the corners scratched off and backs stained?
Wat do?

>>22358648
JM gave you the jew shave
kidding of course it's probably correction marks

>>22358648
kek, what do you think
you got jewed

>>22358648
How much does it weigh? If its less then 10 oz then I would call them up otherwise it wouldn't be worth the hassle.

>>22357914
>I consider myself safe on the defensive side.

Yep sounds like it, I'm a silver permashill so will always recommend getting more as I consider it to be a superb long term investment in addition to a monetary hedge like gold, but either way we're in this for different reasons and with different long term strategies than the kiddies trying to get rich quick in tech and crypto bubbles or whatever.

In December, before the world went to shit, I told a friend that id much rather have a metric ton of silver buried in my basement on 40 acres of good diverse rolling farm/timberland I own outright (ideally in a county with no building codes besides septic) than be living in a 50th floor penthouse in Manhattan with 10 million in the market but no land or real assets. Can't say the events of the year have done anything but crystallize my opinion on the matter.

>>22358618
Yep, silver is doing the thing again.

>>22358648
Its pretty common. I have many umicore poured bars and they will just grind an entire corner off sometimes. If the weight is there, its not much of an issue. If you want pristine minted bars you got to pay collectors premium - geiger/pamp etc

>>22358648
Those particular bars are just rather crudely made, nothing abnormal or sketchy about it. Bullion is bullion anyway, condition doesn't mean anything at all, ounces and grams are all that really matters.

>>22358682
>>22358684
so this isnt normal?
>>22358774
i only have a drug scale that maxes out at 20g so i cant weigh it
>>22358825
fuck i have another on its way i better not have got jewed twice

>>22356713
Always wanted to dig eden valley, same type of event that mineralized the virgin valley, the Oregon wood and geode sites, Mcdermitt, hubbard basin, etc. Cool area.

>>22357419
Obviously I have a good PM position in physical and miners,

My other plays are tobacco which I entered at (i hope) a good dip and Uranium/nickel which I have to finish developing and doing DD on

guns, PM's, miners/commodities and tobacco is 100% of my portfolio at this point.

>>22355908
watch it, but I would not buy it right now, the spread is crazy, last I checked you bought for 65 cents and could sell for 30....

In a couple years if the bull run is still going and they got their shit up and running it could be lucrative, but I wouldnt put money in it right now when we have things like aurcana and MUX almost ready to explode.

>>22358944
>Uranium/nickel which I have to finish developing and doing DD on
If you would be kind enough to share when completed, it would be greatly appreciated.

10 yr yield rising

>>22359028
Are they abandoning ship for PM's? That's what it looks like with my miners.

>>22359164
and stawks....for today

>>22358912
Here's a standard grade trunk section, the banded agate, botyroidal chalcedony, and richly colored and wonderfully detailed ring and wood grain structure make this stuff so awesome. I've got a truly amazing 18" specimen covered with beautiful bright blue agate packed away, probably worth a few grand no joke.

>>22358944
>guns, PM's, miners/commodities and tobacco is 100% of my portfolio at this point.
My biggest regret is not going in on Vista outdoors in March. Conglomerate that owns a bunch of ammo brands. Easy 4x and i called it too

>>22358894
>i only have a drug scale that maxes out at 20g so i cant weigh it

>20g
>drug scale

thats light weight pussy

also: new bread pls

>>22359436
yeah I got fucked on them and smith and wesson... broker took 3 fucking days to convert my CAD to US funds so I missed an easy 25-30% gain which I called...

Keep an eye on major defense contractors too, they may not moon, but they are generally a safe place to put money and pay dividends for long plays.

>>22359015
you gotter cotter

>>22358894
Invest in a scale, if you are serious about PMs that should be the next thing you buy.

>>22358894
>drug scale
>wont measure one OZ

what the fuck thats just a shitty scale anon

Also winners dont do drugs.

The true patrician measures his PM on the same scale he measures his powder on, and it goes from .001 grains to 1 tonne

you guy are so fucking smart, i feel so humbled just reading this thread

>>22359478
>>22359563
for measuring real drugs not weed niggers

>>22359581
Buy gold and silver

>>22359628
i already have, but i am noob at stocks, reading these posts is so interesting

More silver bars arrived today!

>>22359641
There's a few gems here and there, but a lot of the information is only good for finding a name. You should probably follow big players like Sprott via his filings. Otherwise you're looking at reading a lot and learning some basic accounting and finance. I tend to stick to the former. It's a lot of work to actually dig into a company.

>>22359669
noice!

Anyone going to create the next thread?

>>22359594
>being this lightweight
>lowest of the losers, cant even get a full OHHHZEEE

See... you dont even break down oz's... loser of the losers.