/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23793012
REMINDER
https://streamable.com/f07tbe

>>23793012
Peter “I work with the cartel” Schiff

>>23793012
Here you go OP. Seems the testing video's got fucked up along the way.
>Test
Nitric Acid
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3mg9YcAShTo
Magnets
https://youtube.com/watch?v=NgSXg-WOEVY
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

>>23793228
Oh? I wonder how that happened, thank you sharp-eyed anon

>>23793012
boght my first 25 OZ silver
>t.poorfag
Hope some shitcoins moon, so that I can get to 100 oz silver and 1 oz Gold

>>23793258
Well done anon, post your tiny stack

>>23793266
It will arrive on Tuesday
Will post then

>>23793266
uggnbh I want to smell under their boobs

>>23793316
imagine the smell
>>23793277
you got coins or what? Maple leafs maybe?

>>23793329
>you got coins or what? Maple leafs maybe?
yes coins
Maple leafs and american eagle from 2020

>>23793012
Rhodium is at $14,000 right now. Last I checked a few months ago it was only at $6,000. Is rhodium a sure fire way to double your money then use the profits to buy gold and silver?

so why DID 60 minutes aka Nine Entertainment launch such a baseless character assassination on Peter Schiff?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euabgDdLToA&t=4721s

we all know MSM are just soulless parasites, but they usually have a motive. i cant see why they targeted the eternal gold merchant in particular.

>>23793386
Well it's pumped already so I wouldn't invest right now at least. Also most of rhodium is used to filter exhaust gases so it will probably lose its value in the long term while EVs get adopted more and more, same goes for other platinum group metals in my opinion. I'm long term bearish

>>23793439
>filter exhaust gases
Its not a filter, its a catalysator
It doesn't stop matter from blowing out, it makes co react into non-poisonous co2

>>23793503
Ah my ignorance is showing. Well in any case it's used in fossil-fueled vehicles so its demand will probably go down, if/when EVs become more commonplace

>>23793534
This is likley, im long term bearish on those too
but catalysators are also used in chemical industry and should biofuel take steam would also see use there
Demand in chemical industry could rise and new use cases are always possible

>>23793407
Either they had already invested a lot of time and money doing a misinformed but well intentioned investigation and did not want to waste the legwork by not covering anything, or they are in bed with the Australian government and are astroturfing public support for more banking regulations.

>>23793621
I haven't considered that, good point. Short term bear (due to huge pump), medium term bull, long term bear on platinum group metals maybe? Unless new tech comes in and changes everything of course, which can happen in every industry and to every commodity

What does gold even do though?

>>23793857
Gold doesn’t “do” anything, gold IS money

>>23793857
It stays the same over millennia

>>23793734
Im just bearish until some new major use case comes around

Has anyone purchased Klondike Silver or know how many ounces they have in the ground? It's $0.07 a share, wondering if it's basically another Bayhorse

>>23793871
No, it's gold.

>>23793930
no u

Anyone have monarch bars? Thinking about ordering a 5 ounce poured bar

>>23793104
You say "cartel"
I say your mad you didn't think of it first

>>23793912
Just read their presentation yourself

>>23793941
That's a very valid point.

>>23794038
You keep your silver in a kids pencil case?

>>23793688
>or they are in bed with the Australian government and are astroturfing public support for more banking regulations.

DING DING DING

>>23793965
Yes, I have 100oz of various sized Monarch poured bars in fact. Love them all.

>>23793912
i have a suicide stack. they have shit tons of silver under the ground. all they need is the price of silver to multiply. it needs to go to $35+ and remain there and klondike will skyrocket. very similar to bayhorse.

>>23794120
That’s a sour patch tin

>>23794220
I have the 2 oz chunky I’m going to pull the trigger on a 5 oz bar

>>23793026
>>23793104
KEK

>>23793688
>>23793407
I wish more people knew about this.

>>23793688
>or they are in bed with the Australian government and are astroturfing public support for more banking regulations.
Bingo.

>>23793992
the presentation looks kind of amateurish

>>23794232
thanks anon

Imagine not being a free market accelerationist.
Biden's massive money printing will escalate the destruction of the dollar as world reserve currency and return the world to a gold standard, making us rich in the process.
I'm ridin' with Biden.
Trust the plan.

This is what I snagged in the last week and a half. Not my entire stack by any means.

The 19th century ottoman gold coin is interesting, I’ve never seen one locally. 22karat, .21 AGW. Love my local Gold/Silver shop

Beside PM and miners, where should one put money to avoid getting rekt once (((they))) destroy the USD? In the 1k-10k range, so no real estate, also yurocuck so ammos/guns aren't an option. And please no shitcoins either.

>>23794552
>Beside PM and miners, where should one put money to avoid getting rekt once (((they))) destroy the USD?
Food and water if you haven’t already

Is it essentially needless to worry about tarnishing and other slight damage to PM coins?

They all keep their intrinsic value in any case, and unless you're actually going out of your way to abuse them, any slight damage will be outweighed by an increased numismatic premium if you just hang onto them for a bit longer.

>>23794552
NEE. Largest renewable energy company in the world. They also own a massive traditional utility company for those nice dividends

>>23788437
Impact ($1100)
Silver one($1100)
Vangold ($600)
Dollar varden$900
Sprott gold trust($2500)
Sprott gold miners trust(1500)
Viscount mining ($600)
Kootenay($600)
Klondike Silver($100)
Silver spruce($100)
Tinka(200)

12k invested total.

Wish i had exposure to gold and big companies like first majestic but whatev. Im working on it. Im just hodling these for the most part.

>>23794232
Bayhorse sucks and they only have 7 mil ounces.

>>23794552
foreign assets

>>23794640
no aurcana?

>>23794699
I held off once they took out the loan. It seemed risky and i wanted to see if they can pay it back.

>>23794460
Checked and exceedingly BASED

>>23795001
>checked
Kill yourself newfag

>>23795222
nice dubs

>>23795222
finally, some good fucking quints

>>23793012
love schiff threads
https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1604850464013.webm

2024 ozt Silver
Keep stacking or ?

I have 7k cash left.

>>23795344
get a bit 1-3 oz of gold then go miners.

anyone get anything cool recently? got some neato stuff and great condition half dollars at the LCS, tried to see if i could get the 75th eagle but the us mint crashed. bots are out of control.

If the new increased pace of production is
maintained, the stockpiles grow faster, making new increases less significant. It
remains practically impossible for goldminers to mine quantities of gold large
enough to depress the price significantly.
Only silver comes close to gold in this regard, with an annual supply growth rate
historically around 5–10%, rising to around 20% in the modern day. This is
higher than that of gold for two reasons: First, silver does corrode and can be
consumed in industrial processes, which means the existing stockpiles are not as
large relative to annual production as gold's stockpiles are relative to its annual
production. Second, silver is less rare than gold in the crust of the earth and
easier to refine. Because of having the second highest stock-to‐flow ratio, and its
lower value per unit of weight than gold, silver served for millennia as the main
money used for smaller transactions, complementing gold, whose high value

meant dividing it into smaller units, which was not very practical. The adoption
of the international gold standard allowed for payments in paper backed by gold
at any scale, as will be discussed in more detail later in this chapter, which
obviated silver's monetary role. With silver no longer required for smaller
transactions, it soon lost its monetary role and became an industrial metal, losing
value compared to gold. Silver may maintain its sporting connotation for second
place, but as nineteenth-century technology made payments possible without
having to move the monetary unit itself, second place in monetary competition
was equivalent to losing out.

1/2

>>23795368
Wow it's platinum Wieners, the ridges really make a difference don't they

>>23794513
Very nice old gold coin anon, those muzzies loved punching holes in their Silver and Gold coins to wear as jewelry, good to see one not damaged like that.

>>23794575
>Is it essentially needless to worry about tarnishing and other slight damage to PM coins?

If it's modern bullion coins then I wouldn't worry at all, only genuine old numismatics should really be cared for.

>>23795531
2/2

This explains why the silver bubble has popped before and will pop again if it
ever inflates: as soon as significant monetary investment flows into silver, it is
not as difficult for producers to increase the supply significantly and bring the
price crashing down, taking the savers' wealth in the process. The best-known
example of the easy-money trap comes from silver itself, of all commodities.
Back in the late 1970s, the very affluent Hunt brothers decided to bring about the
remonetization of silver and started buying enormous quantities of silver, driving
the price up. Their rationale was that as the price rose, more people would want
to buy, which would keep the price rising, which in turn would lead to people
wanting to be paid in silver. Yet, no matter how much the Hunt brothers bought,
their wealth was no match for the ability of miners and holders of silver to keep
selling silver onto the market. The price of silver eventually crashed and the
Hunt brothers lost over $1bn, probably the highest price ever paid for learning
the importance of the stock-to‐flow ratio, and why not all that glitters is gold.

>https://www.pdfdrive.com/the-bitcoin-standard-the-decentralized-alternative-to-central-banking-e196827163.html

TLDR;
Buy Bitcoin

>>23795549
i forgot to add that isint my stack, just super aesthetic. i do have one of those liberties though, extremely nice

>>23795368
Chief I’m gonna need a time stamp for all that platinum

>>23795565
>Yet, no matter how much the Hunt brothers bought, their wealth was no match for the ability of miners and holders of silver to keep
selling silver onto the market.
That wasn't what happened you fag

Thoughts on Parker schabel’s mine from gold rush?

>>23795600
Wikipedia Silver Thursday

>>The Hunt brothers had invested heavily in futures contracts through several brokers, including the brokerage firm Bache Halsey Stuart Shields, later Prudential-Bache Securities and Prudential Securities. When the price of silver dropped below their minimum margin requirement, they were issued a margin call for $100 million. The Hunts were unable to meet the margin call, and, with the brothers facing a potential $1.7 billion loss, the ensuing panic was felt in the financial markets in general, as well as commodities and futures. Many government officials feared that if the Hunts were unable to meet their debts, some large Wall Street brokerage firms and banks might collapse.[2]

>>23794449
Awful excuse. Hoe it looks doesn't change the information itself

>>23795596
see
>>23795584
im usually pretty good about mentioning its not mine. forgot this time. however this pic is mine

Should /pmg/ have a discord

>>23794552
Any physical asset that maintains its value well. Commodities and collectibles basically, just make sure you know what's valuable and what's not. On the stock market side, stick to companies with great balance sheets and future/current income. Little or no debt of course so they don't go bankrupt when the implosion happens. Also focus on basic commodity/raw material producer companies. Essentials like energy, mining, agriculture are important so get to know industries related to that and invest accordingly

>>23793930
basil 3 specifically says otherwise

day 3 of waiting on my package

>>23794513
neat

>>23795368
fugg lets see the gold stack

>>23795786
No.

>>23794831
But with that loan, you don't have to worry about share dilution.

>>23795786
>1 post by this ID
Lol

>>23795761
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/optioninvestor/09/silver-thursday-hunt-brothers.asp
The actual full story for newfags lurking.

>>23795968
>1 post by this ID
Lol

>>23795982
>1 post by this ID
Lol

>>23795968
>>23795982
>not getting dubs with your 1 post by this ID
CHECK EM

>>23794460

According to Peter Schiff

>PM’s to store wealth
>Miners to get rich (during the dollar crash)
>move to PR to avoid taxes
>Emerging markets are in the rise
>China is about to surpass the West in the coming decades

>>23795992
>1 post by this ID
Lol

>>23795831
>basil 3 specifically says otherwise
If gold isn't gold then why am I paying so much for it?

>>23796040
>>PM’s to store wealth
>>Miners to get rich (during the dollar crash)
too bad I didnt get this early before buying 40k physical and only 3k miners.

>>23796060
>1 post by this ID
Lol

>>23796090

I went balls deep into $MAG & $BTG. Making great profits and they haven’t even mooned yet.

>>23796138
only two stocks ? I've 8 and consider myself short. Wanna reduce to 6 but with risk and all, I'm afraid to make a mistake; it would help me since I can only put around 900ish per month.

>>23796138
>BTG
They seem to have good financials. Nice pick anon.

>>23796061
It makes it a tier 1 asset, same as cash. central bank buying has been a main driver of the prices you currently see.

>>23796104
>1 post by this ID
Lol

>>23793688
>https://streamable.com/f07tbe

Basically the media is the new "shock troops" of the ruling order. They are there to pave the way for anything the want, so while we in effect have anarcho tyrannies, the media will of course make sure everyone thinks they are living in free republics/democracies. I dont think its an exaggeration that we will soon see the medias of various countries not only explaining why people are 100% NOT being disappeared to camps, but why if they were, it is a good thing that only facist nazis would oppose.

Of course people will still believe it too.

>>23794460
>ship is sinking because idiots do not maintain it, take planks out of the lower decks to make dildos out of, and refuse to look at the water leaking in on lower levels
>same idiots tell anyone who notices the leak they are insane/wrong
>someone comes up with the bright idea to start drilling holes in the bottom to make the ship sink faster and thus fix the problem faster.

Sorry but thats just dumb... acceleration is the worst idea that only means we have to build from scratch again. The only real solution is getting the problem people to walk the plank and then fix the ship.

>>23796532
This starts to make more sense when you consider that many governments are trying to enforce news licenses

>>23796602
i could use a new boat...mine sank last year

>>23794679
dont worry breh... they are capped at 50 tons per day, that will strech production out! easy 1000x bagger! have faith!

aurcana sux!

>>23794831
whaaaaaaaaaa
Why would you even care about a loan at this point? It was the best possible move, no share dilution, and its easily paid back in a year of production. I just do not understand why some people look at taking out a loan as horrible when the only other alternative is dilution, especially when its a loan that is the last part they needed for production.

Their share price has not even been properly revalued yet, if you can get it at 1$cad +/- 10c I would if I were you.

>>23795565
Why must you try to turn my general into a general of LIES!

Now hold still while I gas you.

>>23796169

I was in $KGC, $AUY, $GOLD but they weren’t showing me enough upward movement like $MAG and $BTG. So I consolidated.

>>23796788
so 5 positions in total, impressive.
I'm into defiance silver, impact silver, vangold, dolly varden, canada silver cobalt, klondike, aurcana and strikepoint gold.
I 'm considering removing Strikepoint and someone else (prob aurcana) and focus on only 6 stocks. Too poor to invest in too many stocks. Its hard to decide.

>>23793258
Good shit lad! Also, look for a good LCS (Local Coin Shop) in your area, you can buy it straight cash with no paper trail. If you're stocking up for weight, consider 90% as it's slightly cheaper to get your hands on. Anymore I reserve online orders for something specific my LCS may not keep on hand.
>>23794552
How much debt are you willing to accumulate? I'd say get as many (((credit cards))) as you can and buy as much silver with it. Once the dollar does go tits up and is essentially printed to oblivion, that (((loan))) will still be what it was originally for and now easier to pay off while your stack has doubled in value.

>>23796861

Any recommendations on what I can 10x on? I haven’t looked into penny miners

>>23796647
They are capped at 200 and only pulling out 50. A major problem.

Fellas

Anyone here using Kinesis? I'm quite tempted to get involved as the yields look alright but I want to hear personal accounts as the site is obviously trying to push their system.

I'm planning on using it to hold PMs and not for spending.

>>23796993
do you hold it?

>>23796993
Posts like this make me happy, just to know there is still so much more dumb money to come

>>23793386
Also the premiums on rhodium right now is super high because it's an extremely hard metal to work with and the engineering hasn't been well optimised yet IIRC

>>23796138
>BTG
I got 1200 @$6.51, ahead a little, but wouldn't be surprised if it goes over $20 next year

>>23793534
There's predictions by exxon mobile from last year predicting that moving into 2040 energy demand from global transport is expected to increase by up to 25% so doubt demand will be going down soon.

Increases in Heavy duty transport and only slight decline in light duty to electric in the mid 2020s

>>23797119
Hold as in use it to buy the tokens and withdraw physical. There are costs associated with withdrawal but compared to existing premiums they aren't very high.

I would be using kinesis over outright purchasing PMs because I can 1. avoid larger premiums and 2. potentially get money thru the yields

I guess no one uses it??

>>23795565
It's a bit more complicated than that anon. Hunt bros basically controlled the silver market and got huge gains by taking advantage of their position in the futures market by going long so much they caused a short squeeze, driving up the price of silver. Eventually the government and the Fed stepped in and froze ALL long positions, meaning everybody started selling because nobody could buy anymore! The Fed even restricted loans on speculative investments, eventually driving the Hunt brothers bankrupt and deflating the price of silver five-fold.
>Yet, no matter how much the Hunt brothers bought,
their wealth was no match for the ability of miners and holders of silver to keep
selling silver onto the market. The price of silver eventually crashed and the
This is false. They were restricted from going long in the futures market and people started shorting.

Source: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/optioninvestor/09/silver-thursday-hunt-brothers.asp

TL;DR the government felt threatened and fucked the Hunt brothers in the ass

>>23797325
what makes you say that? that would be almost 4 times its current value.

Found one of these for a few cents over scrap today. Didn't know they made the Scottsdales so small.

>>23797797
And here's the main part in the article:
>The U.S. government became concerned over what it saw as a clear attempt at manipulating the nation's silver reserves, and the fact that this corner involved the Middle East added some venom to the government's reaction: after all, the 1970s oil crisis was still fresh in the nation's mind. Federal commodities regulators introduced special rules to prevent any more long position contracts from being written or sold for silver futures. This stopped the Hunts from increasing their positions by temporarily suspending the fundamental rules of the commodities market. With longs frozen and shorts free to pile in, the price of silver began to slide. Margin calls on the loans began to take a toll on the Hunts' reserves to the point where they were paying millions a day in calls, storage fees and interest.

>>23794038
ayyyy sour patch tin stacker it's been a minute. glad to see you still in the threads.

Trump better win in court like Bush did back in the day. The dream of the Gold Standard would die with him if Biden is allowed to rule.

>>23793012
rather keeping precious BoringDAO

>>23798217
Biden won, you fucking idiot. Go cry and cope

>>23798217
>the Gold Standard would die with him if Biden is allowed to rule
The gold standard will only have a chance of happening in a new government. Until then, your best substitute is playing HOI4.

>>23798244
>1 post by this ID
Lol

Realistically, how much 9mm would be enough?

>>23793912
i thought it jumped to 9 cents CAD

>>23798217
The elites are going to decide Trump won because of the utter chaos it’s going to create, then the liberal media can call him illegitimate for the next 4 years while it becomes commonplace for Trump voters to be publicly shamed and legal to kill

>>23797815
Once gold goes over around $2100-$2200 the big money institutional investors are going to flood into solid producers like BTG. We'd only need around $2400 gold for BTG to go 3-4x. save this

if i want to buy silver bars how many oz should i buy them at?

>>23798389
and is it a good time to buy silver now?

>>23798389
it depends

guys, is there a reason i can't access bold precious metals right now? is their site down? i keep getting some word press fuckery

>>23791645
you nig nog

Not sure of stack in upper corner, too blind to see dates.

>>23798389
Buy what you can afford anon, if you going stacking silver/gold the ounce ratio people tend to use is 100:1

not going to get rich over night on PMs though

>>23798389
1oz or bigger are good, smaller ones carry high premiums
>>23798511
Nobody knows! But it will probably go up higher than what it is now in the future because
1) of silver's industrial uses in technology and attractive physical (chemical) properties
2) there will 100% be times in the future when the economy crashes or is in a downturn, which is when investors flock into safe havens. Gold comes first with silver usually following along
3) inflation drives up prices in the long term

Right now the price has inflated a lot this year so it will likely facw corrections along with gold. It might be that the greatest fears of the market have subsided or they might continue, causing another bullrun for gold and silver. Nobody knows for sure what will happen though of course so weigh your options and the risks involved

>>23794552
Reserve list Magic the gathering staples

Moxen or duals

>>23798583
f

>>23798368
Id like her to judge my stack if you know what i mean

>>23798244
>certified by yours truly

>>23798843
Based

>>23798947
Doubly based

>>23798753
magic is dead , rosewater and hasbro killed it

Biden winning is a great thing for america. He'll repair relations with china our greatest trade ally and calm down other international relationships with our military allies. Economic policy is already a complete joke no matter who wins the election, trump already proved that. The republicans already proved that. Biden is just going to keep doing what they were already doing there's nothing to be afraid of. Trump lost cope retards.

>>23793012
>launders money, evades taxes and works with drug dealers edition
How can one man be so based?

any chance silber will dip on monday or are we fucked for the next 4 years?

>>23799106
Power 9 and duals have become so iconic as collectables. I don't think they'll ever completely lose value.

But yeah MTG is doomed.

>>23798343
>There are videos popping up today explaining how Trump could steal the election. Part of me hopes for federal level castle doctrine.

>>23799124
quality bait

>>23799124

>>23799124
best bait I've seen in a long time

>>23798343

I didn't mind Biden winning but holy cow. That would lead to a legit civil war with riots and blood on the streets of every major US City. I don't think any PM stacker would want that.

>>23797882
Cute. I love trawling for bargains.

>>23799227
I don't know about you but it would show all those "peaceful protester" what happens when you go up against legit resistance

Why am I so in love with this fucking round? There's nothing special about it. There are other coins with more detailing in them; but I still love this one most of all. Why?

>>23793912
I dont have the exact number in front of me, but the region and mines surrounding the workings that Klondike controls produced millions upon millions of ounces of silver and only shut down because the price of silver went down. The "Silvery Slocan" as the area is called has some of BCs richest mineral belts. I must note though that most of the ore in the area is higher in lead and zinc at depth, the silver grades appear in wide high value nudes which are connected by stringer veins. The Payne Mine in pic produced 150m Oz over 4 different versions of the mine in 40 years. They only tapped 10% of the original vein too.

Biden winning is bad for the United States but great for stackers. Biggest wealth transfer in history incoming!

I have a stack of MS70 certified coins, will these continue to hold value over time or should I just sell and buy bullion? Some are US states, a couple Owls, some superhero ones like deadpool and darth vader
Guessing that if the lights go out nobody will care about the added value of limited run capeshit coin still in the plastic but I'm pretty retarded with this stuff

>/pmg/ getting suckered into the banker's game of caring about MUH TEAMS
You should know better. We printed under Obama. We printed even harder under Trump. We will print under Biden. That is all that really matters here.

>>23799296
>clean
>no ulgy monarch bitch on the reverse
>not too busy

>>23799381
never put a coin's collectible value over intrinsic value

>>23799411
this, asahis american depository trades publicly btw
AHKSY is their code for traders

>>23799399
don't mind the retards arguing over which old man printing money is better for the economy

>>23799399
>Checked!
But your still going to have to pick a team when the great reset happens too. your still going to want someone who isn't going to sell out your country even in the worst of turmoil.

>>23799440
So flip them on ebay for their $1-200 collector value and buy bullion?

>>23796968
you are correct I misspoke

>>23799295

I hope everyone will make it out alive. But even that is wishful thinking.

>>23799452
Damn, 2018 hit them hard. 2.88% dividend is nice though.

hello frens

>>23799468
Anyone got advise

>>23799955
hello corona fren, nice digits

>>23799955
Those aren't gold are they?

>>23799976
what did you pay per?

>>23800085
gold? no we stack chocolate coins here anon. gold would be so cool tho

>>23799955
He corona bro

here's some OC just for you, some new stackers cant comprehend that some people have 100 ish oz of gold, can you believe that?

>>23800012
its nice to see there are still frens here :)
>>23800085
they are called 100 Kronen Österreich, the smaller ones 20 Kronen Österreich and they are restrikes of historic coins, made in 900/1000 alloy gold, I buy them because they are cheaper in price above spot than 100g gold bars

>>23800169
based, and nice pilled

>>23800169
>100oz of gold
I can only hope to be a noble with my meager 6oz under such a king.

>>23800089
I traded some ammo for them, about $700 worth in brass for those coins plus 4 other ones I sold for $300

>>23800179
Huh, I thought they would have very little gold inside them or something, maybe the lighting kind of fucked with my perception too. Great stack anon

>>23800169
hey fren
yeah i was once a poor stacklett too but that dark times are long gone

>>23793012
Speaking of Peter Schiff, what's the story behind this? Is this one of these things where you pay someone to say something like that african guy in the suit?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZqNy48Zq7w

>>23800218
So a total of 16 coins, approx 45 per coin is the value I traded

>>23800218
not really a great time to be trading ammo away. id sell them if you can get your premium + out of them. try to minimize your exposure to fiat when you move liquidity into more metal

>>23800285
Very true, I just don't use the caliber in question anymore so I thought I could profit off it.
Fiat as in USD? I was planning to sell them on ebay and use the cash to buy bullion, what would you advise?
There's a place near me that I sold the other coins to, I checked online market value and they gave me decent price. Decent, not great. They sell bullion but I could probably get more USD by selling online

>>23800351
yeah if the caliber is not feeding anything its a good trade, maybe keep 1-2 of them for fun. what i was saying is dont hold onto the fiat when you get them moved. try to roll them into bullion quickly

I should invest in miners but i really want to buy my first gold ounces. I wish i had this job a year ago, my stack would be so nice by now.

>>23800179
Oh man those coin edges... truly older stuff is the best aesthetically... I was lucky to get some silver with decent edges on it, but I want not fortunate enough to cop a good deal on a corona.

>>23800395
nobody knows the future and nobody can go to the past to change things anon, don't worry about it and try to look forward

>>23799296
>don't you want my ebin irish gordian knot tribal-tattoo-tier sword round!?
>why don't you want my completely tasteless breast implant uncanny valley silver thot?!
>what's wrong with my tacky silver round that is identical to a boomer coin in every way, except that it's not minted by the government!?

it's perfect anon, that's why.

>>23800427
This is the perfect silver.

Fight me

>>23799399
if you don't think the president matters, you are a fool, yes i agree in the long run, we are fucked either way. but in the short term, the president signs tax code, dictates foriegn policy, limits or increases regulations, etc. These all factor into quality of life when it comes to how much i pay on tax day, price of imported/exported goods, and job market. so what if silver goes on a moon mission if i wasn't able to fucking work and get FIAT in the short term to buy it?

Just snagged another of these. I love the 10 schillings.

>>23800398
true

>>23799296
I want some too. The premiums for it in Europe are retarded, if you can even find someone who'll sell it to you.

300 Merc Dimes here and its not enough. Need more dimes. Constitutional silver is the best small division of Silver in my opinion; when we need to use it for spending in the future.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/11/06/leon-cooperman-too-much-debt-in-system-stocks-may-be-stuck-for-years.html
>"I'm assuming that in the next 12 or 18 months, something will happen to change this Goldilocks environment"
>"It might be the dollar going to new lows and inflation picking up"
bullish on PMs or nah??

>>23800573
how does $5,000 per oz silver sound?

>>23798667
One of those coins is a 1/10 Balboa, which is the exact same weight and purity as a US dime. I can't make out any of the others.

>>23800654
>>23800558

these are some very nice edits anon. Keep it up!

>>23800777
yeah not sure where these fresh edits are coming from but theyre kino, thanks anons

>>23800654
holy based

>>23795565
>The price of silver eventually crashed and the
>Hunt brothers lost over $1bn, probably the highest price ever paid for learning
>the importance of the stock-to‐flow ratio, and why not all that glitters is gold.
Comex made it so that you could only sell silver. Thats why the price went down.

>>23795762
It actually does. A poor website and outdated presentation is usually a red flag. Doesn't mean to not buy however but just keep it in mind. Strikepoint's presentation has spelling errors but I really like the company.

>>23800573
dude. there is a reason these /PMG/ threads have been a daily occurrence for a long time. Sit back and enjoy the ride.

>>23799273
Mexico's really made her nips huge

>>23799142
When the Supreme Court throws out the fraudulent ballots and Trump is rightfully re-elected I can expect silver will fucking plummet

>>23800777
Checked, I am just learning so hopefully they will get better

Also seeing as this one actually garnered attention I fixed the floating thumb

>>23800911
and id be fine with it

>>23800911
I believe SCOTUS decision starts on Monday. Coincidence?

>>23795531
>>23795565
>>23797797


Also consider that most gold and silver "easy" discoveries have been made and it is getting harder and harder to find tier 1 deposits.

So while BTC has the supply cap aspect to it, Gold and silver are not inflating at rates we previously expected them to, and too have a soft cap to their supply that almost no investors are pricing in.

Invest in both. But do your due dilligence, which you haven't.

>>23795310
When was this broadcast?

>>23800953
nice anon, thanks for improving it. could an anon request by chance?

>>23800585
>>23800866
checked. Wish I got into PMs and miners sooner. Question, is it a good idea to divest some of my savings into metals, risks and all considered?

>>23800953
Can you make mine less shitty? the asahis borders is crap and I am not talented >>23800169

>>23801231
Yes. Put at least 10% if you're just dabbling, but some of us with high conviction are 100%. The volatility will shake you out if you're not familiar with all the concepts and charts yet so you may as well not over invest.

>>23800911
I doubt it would in that case.

Nothing is stopping this reset/monetary policy change over, nothing. Trump/Biden is really only going to affect how much of your gains you get to keep.

>>23801141
Saved
>>23801283
Do you have original pic to work with?

>>23801313
>>23801313
yessir

>>23801293
>>23801132

>>23799411
>no ulgy monarch
Watch your mouth lad. Don't speak about our reptilian that way.

>>23795565
>TLDR;
>Buy Bitcoin

Why does this always make me feel a bit queasy? Do BTC bulls genuinely believe that their favored crypto's moonshot is baked-in and inevitable as things stand now, or are they just anxious about their 10-year experiment and subconsciously proselytizing and trying to brainwash and convert enough normies into their cult that the bubble grows further and they can pass off their BTC bags to even more retarded people?

BTC has always felt like some sort of enormous inside joke that most of us just aren't privy to. The so-called value proposition and "proof of work" claims have always sounded like copelord bullshit. Can any fellow stackers with a more open mind than mine please explain?

>>23801433
God save the Queen, brother.

>>23801141

>>23801438
As far as my understanding goes, it's proof of work guarantees that no tampering will occur to it as a store of value, and in an world where all currencies are being tampered with and inflated to fit political or monetary policy, this is extremely desireable. BTC and precious metals both fit in a category for this reason, and it's why you're seeing both bull markets come alive.

My biggest concern prior was that BTC liquidates and never recovers in liquidation events like march, proving that it was only a meme being pumped by insiders. However, that it recovered and broke past 10k and now 15k proved that wrong. And now that all central banks are moving towards crypto and digital currencies, it seems like a no brainer to have some assets allocated to BTC and crypto in general.

>>23799381
>>23799468
>>23800218

I'd trade them for bullion if your stack is lacking. If your stack is already phat and you can afford to treat them as a collectible that can increase in value then go ahead.

>>23801535
based anon, thank you!

>>23801438
As a speculative device, BTC is interesting, and may well go higher, indeed much higher.

But thats really where it ends, there isnt anything stopping litecoin, etherium, or any of the cointless bitcoin clones from diluting the market. There may be a limited # of BTC for now, but BTC 2.0 3.0 and so on will dilute it.

American here, depending on what the price of silver does this next week, I'm either going to buy more silver or sell some silver and buy some gold (my reasoning is I don't have any gold and I wouldn't be selling for a loss anyway), so if I am going to buy gold what is the best gold for me to be getting? I want to get a tube like pic related and fill it with American gold eagles but I don't know which size I should do, obviously 1 ounce is the best value but I also feel like 1/2 or 1/4 ounce isn't a bad choice, probably not going to do 1/10 ounce or smaller

feels like we're running out of time

>>23795368
Just got my first kilo of silver after selling my van. Waiting on another 25 ounce to arrive on top of that. Got a neat little lock box for my humble 200/1 ounce hoard.

>>23793012
Joe Biden was “declared president” on Friday right? Will that cause silver to dump when the market opens?

>>23801737
hes not officially certified, this is gonna take a while but the media is trying to give him the appearance of winning. i dont know about anyone else here but im dumping everything but miners on monday

>>23801763
Yeah I know that he’s definitely not the president elect and this is just more media conditioning of the cattle, but I’d have to assume silver will go down at least temporarily because to them the election isn’t up in the air anymore

>>23801705
1/4oz or 1oz seem like the sweet spots for gold. I've seen good value pop up for 1/2 or 100g but it's less common.

>>23801818
Unlikely. The markets were favorable going into election day with biden poised as the likely winner, I doubt the announcement would do anything to stifle that positive trend. Maybe some autistic boomers are going to do some stupid shit with their stocks and leave the country but I seriously doubt they have enough financial clout to do anything meaningful to the market.

>>23801705
Stick with 1oz. Premiums cut into your stack. If you want fractional maybe get some Swiss francs.

>>23801737
Im thinking everything but PMs and PM related will dump

>>23801818
the turbulence may die down but volatility is still incredibly likely, something is going to go wrong, public trust is at an all time low rn.

>>23801861
this

>>23801870
What about British sovereigns?

>>23799297
this is very exiting. i hope i live long enough to see the price of silver soar and see this region booming again.

>>23801946
Also a good option and larger than francs. I own a couple. I prefer pre 33 double eagles for the ,ost part.

>>23801946
>>23801967
Are sovereigns liquid in the US in your experience?

>>23801818
its very obvious what the game plan is.
>>23801861
If celebrities don't leave this country then I highly doubt that autistic boomers will but they'll probably cash out all of their stock and put it into BTC if not into PMs

>>23802001
id see boomers pushing for metal over crypto

>sold 4 US silver dollars for 2 canadian 1967 proof sets
those coins were cursed... i bought them at an address that said 666 and i thought about throwing them into the river because i swear they were making me feel sick. I'm free now

>>23801998
Yes. They are one of the most recognizable gold coins in the US. The others being eagles, krugerrands, and francs.

>>23801967
double eagles have a huge premium anywhere ive looked

>>23802141
Monument Metals has cull ones for about $100 over spot, definitely better than most other places

>>23796532
This is why I say any white male that voted for Biden is as absolutely stupid and self-destructing as a jew voting for Hitler.

>>23802211
Well they did get their own country out of it. Think long term, fren.

Whats the best way to liquidate metals when the time comes?

>>23802211
To be fair Trump shot himself in the foot with his Platinum Plan and endless nigger pandering

>>23802426
>selling
anon i ...

>>23802482
He fell for the "broader audience" meme.

>>23802426
Local coin shop for cash in hand, haven't had any good experiences selling on the black market

>>23802507
How the hell am I supposed to reap the rewards when silver is a 1000 an oz?

>>23802482
Won’t get passed, even if it does nogs will never be happy

The curse is lifted

>>23802536
Looking at the statistics the ONLY group of voters Trump lost in 2020 was white men. His rhetoric wasn’t enough to get many to vote for Joe Biden, but it was enough to convince many to just not vote because both candidates hate them for being white

>>23802585
Pretty much. In trying to appeal to everyone, he lost his core base.

>>23802554
its simple, you hold.

>>23802554
A local coin dealer, you’ll be fucked a little bit so go down to your dealer and build a relationship with him now. Introduce yourself, ask questions and if the prices are reasonable buy. Buy a few times here and maybe he will drop the taxes on your purchases if you pay cash. Once it’s time to sell you’ve got a guy who will probably not screw you too bad.

>>23802160
but how much weight are you losing when you get cull coins, wouldnt you end up paying the same amount?

>>23797947
Thanks fren, haven’t been lurking for a few months.

I'm free

>>23796602
>that only means we have to build from scratch again.
No shit, that's the point.
The ship is damaged beyond repair and there is no going back.

>>23796690
im an idiot and sold at the close on friday thinking it would drop this week, should I buy back in at the open monday?

>>23802921
Metals are going up until December when the President is officially elected and it will go up even more because of the unrest

>>23801818
markets went way up when media was shilling biden as winrar

IT'S HAPPENING

>>23802960
fuck i know, I just thought there would be a temporary sell off for a few days so I could buy back in cheaper

>>23802979
yeah fuck this shit i wanted to put an order in before monday fuck

I'll probably hand on to a lot of my coins so that my children and grandchildren will have a chance to hold it

>>23802979
Only $4.06 and we finally flip her bathwater

>>23803109
we're gonna make it

WTFWT??

>>23801347
Here you go fren

>>23802979
I'm disappointed that I couldn't buy more before the take-off, but my empty savings account at least proves I've done all I could before this.

>>23801998
it won't matter after the great reset. Men will kill to get a glimpse of gold, nevermind own it. Just wait for the UBI with negative interest rates given only upon forfeiture of all property.

>>23803168
WE'RE NOT GONNA MAKE IT
NO, WE'RE NOT GONNA MAKE IT

https://www.mining.com/gold-price-etf-inflows-continue-for-11th-straight-month/

>>Gold-backed ETFs and similar products recorded their 11th consecutive month of net inflows during October, matching the record number of positive monthly flows set in April 2006, according to the latest World Gold Council report.

>>Gold ETF holdings increased by 20.3 tonnes ($1.4 billion) in October as gold prices moved mostly sideways, finishing slightly below $1,900/oz at month-end.

Gold price on Biden's Win

>>If the Democrats win the Senate and Biden becomes the president we would see a much larger stimulus package than both parties will probably agree on right now,” Commerzbank analyst Daniel Briesemann said in a Reuters interview.

>>Gold is considered a hedge against likely inflation fueled by the unprecedented money printing by central banks to rejuvenate the global economy.

>>23803273
YOU WILL OWN NOTHING
AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY

>>23803339
Exactly! 2+2=5 logic isn't it? I'm jealous of Americans who can live in the woods, stock weapons and so on. Here in Britain what can you do to really fight back? Nailing a few coppers with my bow won't save me, and it's a small country with nowhere to run.

>>23803382
brits dont have a fighting spirit anyways. all the men left for the new world or died in the world wars.

>>23803382
>stock weapons
lmao what do you think that's going to do? Waco, Ruby Ridge... as long as the military and the cops are still with the govt you're fucked.

>>23803497
Tell me about it. When you talk about the real (((issues))) here it's not like talking to the wall, it's like talking to the wind. Their minds are empty and so are their hearts. Anglos have an inability to be riled up about anything.

>>23803504
Sell your life more dearly, if nothing else.

>>23802141
Only recently. I’ve been buying graded double eagles for spot + 50-100 for several years. Only in the last 9 months or so have premiums spiked up. A coin I paid just 100 over spot for in February is now going for almost 750 over spot

>>23803382
Why dont you leave? My dad left that shithole, long ago.

>>23803564
I'm a white man, no chance of getting anywhere worth going. Trying to work on getting a passport of a European country through ancestry, so I hope that works out.

>>23803564
>>23803581
And to add: I have no idea how your dad did it. If it was a few decades ago it was fairly relaxed to go to the USA. Not anymore though.

>>23803581
If you want to stay in Europe the only place left to go is Belarus, otherwise you’d be better off moving to a state like Idaho, Alaska, Arkansas, Maine, or Montana in the USA

>>23803596
biden's first executive order is a moratorium on deportations so you better get here fast

>>23803237
You sir, are a man of taste and caliber. please accept my thanks and these (you)'s as payment.
>>23803237
>>23803237
>>23803237
Also take this to keep you safe, you may need it on your journies

>>23803539
yup well as usual im late to that train :( i think im going to buy 1/4 oz gold eagle and a roll of silver eagles rn and call it a day

>>23796690
I got burned so badly with bayhorse im just being cautious.

>WE GOT TOO COCKY BROS

>>23803771
Dont let shit stocks scare you from good ones, aurcana is going to jump and not look back.

>>23798244
Get the fuck out of my board.

>>23793012
Who’s baking?

>>23803237
holy shit thats good, thanks anon

>>23803847
He's right though.

>>23803237
kek, nice work

I won a bunch of stuff an an auction last week. Here are some of the items I won. These are the auction photos so dont bitch at me for using a potato.

>>23803771
do you still have your Bayhorse? if you do just sit tight, at $30 silver Bayhorse will move up, likely into the 20-30 cent range US

>>23804179
Is that a Shooting Thaler?

>>23804179
>>23804844
nvm it isn't

>>23804179

>>23804743
I'm holding on m8, got 10k shares

>>23805036
same i got 6500, just gonna hold it. i'm averaged at .14 CAD, so not as bad as some. it will go up if silver does as more people search for untapped silver opportunities , but since they wore out their welcome with fake and gay trading stoppages, people will come to this company last

where do you buy your silver?

>>23805265
i used to use JM bullion but received so many BU items with abrasions that i no longer use them. they have decent price/selection so if you're using them for bars or rounds, they're fine

now I mainly use monument metals but depends what i'm looking to buy, their selection isn't the largest but their prices are great

>>23805265
>>23805306
Monument metals is the best online dealer IMO, not overpriced like APMEX (don't know why people give them business) and they have pretty good quality control overall, ordered random date ASEs the other day and got all 2020s. My main place to get PMs is definitely my local LCS as the prices are cheaper and I pretend to avoid tax by paying in cash (of course once I'm done pretending with him I fork over the actual tax money right after) also you can usually pick things out on your own if you have a good relationship with the dealer

>>23805265
Local metals dealership that tests everything it gets and throws anything suspicious into the melt. Fuck I love my town.

>>23805370
>not overpriced like APMEX (don't know why people give them business)
Because every other company cucks me through no international shipping

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>>23805524