/biz/ - Business & Finance

Thanks for the cake, op. It's delicious

That's weird bros, i can't find Blue Lagoon appear on investing.com today, why is that?

>>29952966
Based and checked
After all these years of playing vidya alone in my room like a retarded zoomer, I never imagined I'd once develop an interest in the outdoors and silver

First for Te stack

>>29953072
https://www.investing.com/equities/blue-lagoon-resources

You may be looking up the OTC ticker, BLAGF.

>>29952966

>>29953106
That might be that, thanks fren.

>>29953124
well done m8
thoughts on opening bell tomorrow?

YAYYY SOMEONE JUST BOUGHT MY KLONDIKE SCAMBAGS FOR 0.07€ WHILE IT CLOSED AT 0.08 ON FRIDAY AND I PUT MY LIMIT AT 0.03€

THANKS MYSTERIOUS BAGHOLDER ON DEGIRO, YOUR SACRIFICE WONT BE FORGOTTEN

>>29953259
Based. Wish me luck in the US.

Anons in the US, where do you buy your silver?

>>29953124
Has anyone added this meme into that drawing of how men and women take pictures of things? Third panel is the hand holding the coin next to the object. >Men/Women/Stackers

>>29953334
And I fucked up a greentext.

>>29953288
Wish you the best fren, on Xetra (Frankfurt) it's pretty crabby so far so you might have a chance to sell it for a decent price like i did.
Most likely very few ppl are aware about what happened yet, it's our main advantage, and there isn't any insider bag left to unload since these scammers already emptied their positions.

>>29953294
LCS, Monument Metals, Golden State Mint, Scottsdale

>>29953294
JM-Shekell-ion

Is burdy gud

>>29953294
If sterling is your thing, antique shops go you to.

>>29953294
I shill goldeneaglecoin.com.

>europe hours
>thread is dead
Explain yourselves, Euros

>>29953759
Yuros are wageslaving

Reminder, this is the last year (2021) for the old design of the American Silver Eagle, from this year on a new design will be rolled out. The mint will do this from the summer

>>29953852
I think I like the new designs better

>>29953759
>>29953826
>pic related

>>29953920
They look at bit flat though, are they 3D?

Stop shilling silver everywhere you autists. That shit is going straight down to 0 because credit is the future. Take the debt pill.

Morning, my fellow Euros.
Which of those ship to EU (preferably with taxes, so I won't have to bother with customs) AND accepts crypto payment without ID verification (so, no bitpay bullshit, for starters)?

>>29952804
>>Bullion dealers
>https://jmbullion.com/
>https://sdbullion.com/
>https://boldpreciousmetals.com/
>https://bgasc.com/
>https://www.moneymetals.com/
>https://monumentmetals.com/
>https://goldenstatemint.com/
>https://silvertowne.com/
>https://schiffgold.com/
>https://goldsilver.com/
>https://pinehurstcoins.com/
>https://sprottmoney.com/
>https://goldsilver.be/en/
>https://silvergoldbull.com/
>https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/

Had good experience with silvergoldbull so far, but I don't want to order from them too often, lest they get suspicious and decide that they want my ID.
Moneymetals appears to accept crypto, but they have fuckall about shipping.

>>29953967
They must be.. those pictures must just be computer rendered since they won’t be mass produced until June/July. They both have potential to look amazing, depending on how much of the detail is lost from being a drawing to a 3D metal design.

gm guys yes europoor, im mostly a ghost fag but i will speak today to break the silence
>>29954063
idk you will have to check that for yourself like a grown up boy

>>29953443
>JM-Shekell-ion
I actually googled this. I didn't realize what it was until I saw OPs links. kek

>>29953974
I think you’re on the wrong thread bud

>>29953759
(But thanks to homeoffice, I can multitask)

>>29954172
Nope, this is the thread where the silver shilling originated. I am not pumping your boomer rocks.

>>29954128
Doing so, as we speak, but it doesn't hurt to ask around. E.g. europeanmint often comes up when you search, but no one tells you that you have to give them your ID, so I'm weary of just accepting something stated on a website.

>>29954220
sweet. moar for me

>>29953920
the eagle head on the gold coin looks sick

>>29954232
if you are near germany/switzerland you can go there they sell without id

>>29954063
https://goldsilver.be/ (BE/EU)
https://www.coininvest.com/en/ (DE/EU)
https://www.hollandgold.nl/ (NL/EU)

For a comparison site:
https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/ (DE/EU)

It is based in germoney, but some of the bullion dealers on this website ship everywere in the EU, for example: https://www.gold-silber-muenzen-shop.de/ I just ordered there

Hello PMG bros

>>29953920
I like the gold one, might actually get one of those. First year is also a nice novelty.

>>29954267
Check out the other designs they had. Some pretty cool, some very generic looking.

https://www.usmint.gov/news/ccac-meetings/american-eagle-proof-and-bullion-silver-coin-reverse

>>29954430
Goodmorning!

>>29954558
Nice coin!

>>29953231
I have... a good feeling about it.

>>29954604
Thanks, these coins are interesting as they a very pure coin that was put into circulation, around .945. There a lot of fakes though so be ware

>>29954460
Must've been difficult to just pick only three designs. There's other good camdidates as well but the eagle head IMO is the most obvious one.

>>29954794
Are you the oldcoin.ru guy?

>>29954693
london just opened im expecting a fiddy cent drop from here before new york opens

>>29953920
They're actually... based? I've been a little annoyed at the US Mint lately, but I'm pleasantly surprised. These designs manage to look both strikingly different, and yet still classy.

That eagle on the right is amazing!

>>29954879
Nope, just another a former stacker that lost all of the coins in unfortunate boating accident.

Best YouTube stackers that aren’t lame boomers or greatest truth never told please

>>29954958
Oh the 50kg silver guy?

>>29955001
God I wish hahaha

>>29955052
Is boating accident a codeword for something else?

>>29955094
Nice try fbi
>picrel
Taking these beauties fishing tomorrow wish me luck fellas

>>29955182
Maybe put it all in a secure box as well to keep it safe, can't be too careful.

>>29955094
Are you supposed to lock up Biden's Son FBI, instead of asking questions here? We just enjoying shiny rocks and fishing here

>>29954337
But not with crypto payment. I can pay local with cash and no ID just fine, but I can't put some bitcoins on the counter to pay with.
>>29954364
Same here, none accept cryptocurrencies, which is the only reason I'm looking for online options. With cash, I can just hop on my bike, and be home with some pms 15 minutes later.

>>29955266
gonna use the rifles as paddles and the silber as weights for muh hooks
what could possibly go wrong?

>>29955285
>>29955182
I'm legitimately not FBI. I'm just a newfag.
I like fishing and shiny rocks too my fellow enthusiasts.

>>29955351
cammmannn

BOATING ACCIDENT

>>29953974

What do you even mean debt is the Future? Of course it is for USA, that’s why we keep pumping our own economy by printing more money?

I’m not trying to shill I really want to know how you’re connecting the two.

>>29954693
nice edit

>>29955472

Anyone got any 10oz Asahi bar pics?

>guvment asks where my hoard of gold and silver is
>tell em I used it on eastern european prostitutes
>believe me unquestioningly and lets me go

What do you guys think about fractional gold and silver?

>>29955788
Where is your gold and silver, fren?
That's a pretty based and keyed story you're telling there. Haha! Lying to law enforcement, how absolutely based you are, my fellow precious metal chad

>>29955842
if i had to quantify it i would say that i think about that 0% of the time

>>29955842
Fractional gold can be very based especially if you need to barter with it in the future. Very necessary given the value of a single 1oz gold coin being almost $2,000. Fractional silver is a fkn meme, 1oz of silver is too cheap to justify buying less than 1oz. Even if silver skyrockets you would've lost so much value from premiums. Hard enough to find 1oz silver sub 15% prem. fractional would make it even worse.

>>29953443
Are the owners members of the tribe ?

Bro's all the cheapest coins have this hags head on them, where can I find some mercs in Aus

>>29955182
do any of those happen to be a Savage 110? thinking about getting one myself

>>29953920
This is to allow jews to slowly skim away the gold from the coin without alerting the bearer.

>>29955842
Gold: yes. Hard to buy without it, for us poorfags, and if we're going doomer scenario, it's mandatory.
Silver: Mostly this
>>29956014
but I'd like to have some half Oz things for aesthetic reasons and assuming the apocalypse happens, you'd need it for small transactions. If I like the design and the premiums aren't too bad, why not, but don't buy too much.
Oh, and junk silver works quite well for that purpose.

>>29954063
The Estonian ones accept crypto, but will jew you on shipping. And their crypto provider might be bitpay as well.

Shill me some platinum miners, /pmg/. Are there any good platinum producers on US stock exchanges besides Platinum Group and Sibanye?

>>29956092
the one on the table is a 110 in 6.5mememoar

>>29956014
Yea I was primarily asking both their potentials in a barter situation. I appreciate the input.

Thoughts on Perseus Mining Limited or West African Resources anyone?

I normally stay in Canada/Mexico with my choices only but these two look appealing.

Bold Precious Metal order status still says my e-check is on hold after 9 days and hasn't shipped. But the chare went through oon my bank statement.

Should I be getting worried?


Unrelated - what's the best place to find good deals on junk silver? Should I find the cheapes price from an exchange, or should I just troll ebay and hope for the best?

I just want cheap mercury dimes.

>>29955182
Do you live in a shit state or are you a boomer?

>>29955182
How difficult is it to get started as a gun dealer ?

>>29956306
>West African Resources
https://sprott.com/media/3568/210126-waf-scp-4q20.pdf

>>29953920
The gold looks good, and the silver is also fine but I'm really going to miss that seal.

>>29953124
Precious Metals are inherently anti semitic

>>29956354
these are for hunting. what do you hunt with? a m249?
>>29956335
as long as you are buying and selling without the "intent" to profit you dont need to do any paperwork at all

Any bongs with shop suggestions for silver? Atkinsons, Chards, etc. are always out of stock these days.

>>29955788
Why would they ask about your stack ? If that is a true story.

>>29956474
Good

>>29956276
did it come with that stock? what model 110 is that and what did you pay? how do you like it overall compared to the other rifles? i'm looking at this one for an entry level deer rifle:

https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/104394/savage+110+apex+hunter+xp+bolt+308+winchester+20%22+barrel+4+rd

>>29956474
That's interesting because I am inherently anti-Semitic

>>29955500

>>29956490
Think you replied to the wrong anon. I hunt with an ak, sks or .308

>>29956495
That's what I'd check out, maybe Ukbullion or Bullionbypost but looks you'd pay more there. I think unfortunately it's just keep checking them all and hope you get lucky. I know Atkinsons had some 2nd hand Britannias the other week that I'm still kicking myself for not picking up.

>>29956546
>Why would they ask about your stack ? If that is a true story.
oh I wonder

>>29956565
it had it on when i bought it. its fucking heavy cuz 26 inch barrel. the grey one is my daily driver browning x bolt in 308. anything you need to put on a bipod and not shoulder fire isnt entry level tho. you cant go wrong with a remington 700. most popular model comes in many calibers and is tried and true. hit a pawn shop or gun store.
armslist also but membership required so maybe not anonymous as it used to be
>>29956641
yes i tagged him for a reponse to you sorry

>>29956312
Egay and LCS. Maybe call up bold and ask ?

>>29956702
Of America were all white, all one people, all for a common good, I would've done this. But nowadays...
>complying

>>29956490
Huh, makes sense. What type of FFL do you have ?

>>29956778
>>29956641
>>29956490
Bowhunting is my thing. I don't really understand gun hunting. It's so impersonal.

>>29956778
>remington 700
i heard the quality went to crap on those. the 110 i linked is only 20" barrel and weighs like 7lbs; i dont think it needs a bipod

>>29956792
That's where you're wrong. That moment was exactly why the 2A was created for.

>>29956846
I have a nice bow, I need to get it restrung.

This thread has been flagged as unprofitable.

Post your fucking shinies

What are the silver miners that will unironically 100x the next silver bull run?

>>29956840
class 3
https://www.ffl123.com/ffl-license-types/
>>29956846
its personal when i eat them
>>29956992
yeah you wanna get an older one for sure with the 700. that s why i recommended gun shop or pawn shop theyll have used around. if you like it go test fire one fren. ive not gotten mine off the 100 yard range yet but at 100 its a tack driver. three shots within an inch of each other

Moar stackposting

>>29956846
Not a problem and I understand, in a shtf situation though I don't give a shit if it's personal or not I'm getting meat. But untill then more power to you.

>>29956495
Youre wasting your time cause of VAT.

Cheapest youll ever find is chards for 1kg bars, averages out to 36$ an oz, anywhere else youre paying for 43$ per coin. Stick to miners/PSLV.

>>29952804
>muh shiny rocks
>my crypto moons to 2000%
how do you guys cope with the fact that crypto kiddies not only mog you financially but also with their stacks after making the easiest gains of all time?

https://youtu.be/ndshbH3qZ6Y?t=586

this pisses me off so much

>>29956781
I think I will do that tomorrow.
They do have a banner saying allow 3-5 extra days due to volume though, so maybe i'm just being paranoid.

If America is ballsy enough to maintain power over the petrodollar by doing literally satans work throughout history, what’s stopping the govt from just finding another way to stop PM from undermining USD or even manipulating the price at all?

Does this have to do with the fact that it’s all physical holding and not simply a matter of selling off what they have or “shorting” if even possible?

>>29957376
ah yeah buying crypto right now at peak seems a smart move.

>>29956997
Sure sure, but I think you're missing what I'm saying. The gubmint had to issue an executive order etc etc. If you were in third Reich Germany, you'd have gladly handed your metals over for the benefit of the war and for country. That's all I mean. 14 words mean something.

>>29957376
Who say we also don't hold crypto? Stay poor

>>29957376
feels good to not participate in a ponzi scheme. For every kiddy who makes out like a millionaire, you got thousands of bagholders left who either made a loss or they're holding their bags for the next suckers to grab them off him.

The whole situation is disgusting as the stock market is. It's just gambling and bag holding. There are way more losers than winners, and the losers barely ever post because they're embarrassed as fuck.

>>29957376
literally who?

>>29957445
you’re posting in /pmg/

>>29953596
wow, you are clueless. we all have to start somewhere i guess.

1) silver prices arent high, they are at historically low valuations.

2) when supply for a good decreases, demand will only decrease if there is another good with the same utility that is cheaper and can act as a substitute. in the case of silver, there is no substitute which is more affordable and provides the same utility. therefore, industrial demand for silver is inelastic(meaning if supply decreases, and if demand stays the same or increases, price will increase)

>>29957299
It's not all terrible. Sure VATs super jewish but there's still some 2nd hand stuff going around and if you jump on the spot price dips that's almost as good as well.

help, just placed a $5100 order on SDBULLION using my Debit card, and it says Transaction failed. Now it's just a loading logo in the middle of my screen.

>>29957496
So?

>>29957492
this guy here ^

>>29957491
Have fun with no gains. Literally everything you buy is a scam. You’re telling me that materialistic shit is actually worth hours of your life?

>>29957496
>Holding all your networth in one asset class.
You will lose everything in that asset class’ black swan.
You should diversify. Personally I buy crypto while during the the crypto bear markets and cash out into precious metals when crypto moons.

>>29957594
I don’t see any crypto in that stack buddy

>>29957581
It’s probably your bank thinking it’s fraud.

>>29957638
this is foolish, crypto will never crash. It is backed by cryptograph

>>29957594
Holding PM from crypto gains is probably the most based thing I could think of doing in these times I was born in.

>>29957423
>petrodollar
Petrodollar died when oil prices went negative.
>undermining USD
They are the ones undermining dollar. Governments need to inflate their debt or they will be forced to default. The only alternative is selling their countries piece by piece to international lenders or demontage of welfare state.
If dollar was still strong they would be forced to pay more than they borrowed.

>>29957600
yes

>>29957376
I don't cope, I just refuse to sell my soul to the devil. I don't participate in ponzi scheme, usury or anything related. I'll starve the beast even if it mean sitting on gains. We all know how the game end so the gains will come to us, it's just a matter of time. Its a marathon, not a sprint.

>>29957684
Jup, this. /pmg/ promotes diversifying your money, PM's as a hedge, small chance for a moonshot. Stocks for gains, crypto for high risk, high rewards. You now basic stuff. Locking your crypto gains in PM's or land is a high IQ move

>>29957799
why do you assume crypto is a ponzi scheme? because some boomer told you? It’s literally the future of finance with defi coming. Get educated nigger

>>29957805
agree.

even if we assume medicore silver prices in the future (10-20 USD per troy oz) fiat inflation still keeps it a somewhat reasonable long term store of value.

(note that 2% inflation on average is WANTED by the central banks)

>>29957423
PMs aren’t undermining the dollar. Printing trillions of dollars out of thin air is what’s undermining the dollar. The reign of the petrodollar is nearing an end. We will enter a world without a reserve currency for a while. China will release their gold backed currency while the US will try to do a digital dollar. Take a wild guess which will win.

>>29956219
Yes, it is bitpay and they're silent on the ID bullshit on their website. I suggest to avoid them!

>>29957946
kek what a retard. we've had decentralised finance for thousands of years. its called physical precious metals.

your dogshit vaporware is nothing. it has no utility, no function, its sole purpose is to be sold to some retard at a higher fiat price. get rug pulled and die poor faggot

>>29957946
>Muh Future of finance
Do you think the most powerful people on earth that fought for their power for hundreds of years and walked over millions of corpses will just give up and let their power be decentralised?

>>29957669
Allright here are possible threat to crypto, ranked by most to less likely it will happen:
>your buying a scam coin, becaus you don't know, because there are like >200 of them on /biz/ alone
>new tax laws make crypto harder to sell and buy
>governments mandate their own crypto currency making some crypto's obsolete
>quantum computers attack cryptograph, forcing you to go quantum computer backed crypto
>once in a century solar flare, making all electronic devices obsolete

>>29958005
>>29957805
and if we assume now a higher inflation cuz they printed to much FIAT but sitll have MEDICORE 10-20 USD silver prices.

>>29957527
>2nd hand stuff
>still costs the same or more as brand new

lol

What the fuk are you awake for anon?

>>29957581
>Debit card
you should use echeck or credit card. credit cards have more transaction protection in case something goes wrong w/ the order and you need to dispute the charges

>>29957946
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/043015/what-difference-between-tier-1-capital-and-tier-2-capital.asp
gold moving from tier 3 to tier 1 asset. educate yourself or go back to the memecoin threads with the rest of the street shitters

>>29958180
watching Top gear, and silver prices

>>29957946
Because I'm smart enough to think about it more than a minute. In a normal society, you work for money. Money represent your purchasing power, you got it by using your time, which is your life expectancy. Savings represent your future purchasing power.

By going into crypto, you are putting your past life expectancy into a volatile, non-physical and no-backing asset. Its already funny enough if you invest your life force into crypto for gains, but imagine a retard telling me that crypto is the fucking future monetary system and foundation of society. How braindead do you need to be to trust this garbage ? How little self-respect towards your own life do you have to do this shit ? There was plenty of tentative to replace gold in these past 5000 years. Crypto wasn't the first and won't be the last. Accept your loss Moshe.

>>29958180
I work night shifts, Im always up during the night

>>29958180
cocaine

>>29958180
Waiting for the black swan

First order completed just now! $4800 to start my stack. I used sdbullion with credit card so not the cheapest of premiums, but its my first purchase so I wanted a reliable safe bet.

>>29958118
>Chinese government orchestrating a takeover of Chinese mining pools (80% of hashpower goes to them). Hell just targeting the Chinese miners could kill BTC.
>Inevitable bubble burst because crypto still has way too high fees to actually become used in the real world, outside of EOS which has its own problems.
Yeah, I’m gonna stick to buying during the bear markets and cashing out into precious metals when it peaks. Actually just started cashing out recently. Will take months for me to unload my bags though.

>>29958124
I find 4% actually still a bit on the conservative side, great work though

>>29958472
Based purchase anon. You're going to love holding your coins, guaranteed.

>>29958134
I don't know what 2nd hand stuff you're picking up but if you're paying fresh oz prices you're definitely getting jewed.

>>29958472
Solid! Good choice on getting the gold and silver versions of the same coin. It's nice to compare the two metals and see the density difference

/pmg/ give me an advice, if I wanted an alternative to the classic gold ETFs is it a good idea to buy PAXG tokens?
Anybody has experience?

>>29958124
>pic related
https://brrr.money/

The best crypto project is $MCM

> post quantum secure
> future of crypto
> no ico
> didn’t solicit any investment

>>29958502
I think Chinese government won't outright go after miners only force them to make series of 51% attacks. They already control over 60% of network. They will try to sell as much of their mined BTCs with double or even quadruple spending. Only after they get called out they will just pull the plug and paralyze network for years.

>>29958291
you can still ride the wave, i like you pmg guys but some of you are way to close minded, boomers probably but i know some are diversified like me

>>29957799
Checked. Your cause is righteous my friend. I also can't help but feel my soul would be tainted if I knowingly dumped my bags on some poor soul and contributed to the vain hype, suppressing the truth only for a monetary gain. I'm sure I could multiply my wealth easily, just find a coin that hasn't been shilled and sit on a bag of it until it goes critical, but I just don't have the heart to do it. I am metaphysically invested in real money and our society revaluing it again

>>29958066
>. we've had decentralised finance for thousands of years. its called physical precious metals.
No.
The coin based economy should've crashed (historically speaking) around the time when the roman empire was founded. Every emperor since has reduced the pm content in coins and eventually they even started asking for payment in goods. This is the shift to the feudal economy where coinage was rarely used and most payments were made in produce. (Sheep, horses, wool, cows, grain etc.)
The feudal economy dominates for the next few thousand years and then the stocks are invented.
PM is not decentralized at all. Who owns the mine if not the king or a lord? You are not even a citizen, you are a peasant. You cannot own a mine, you cannot own land, you do not pay fixed tax rates. It wasn't even legal for egyptians to own gold for most of their history for example.
To use egypt as another example, they usually paid workers in grain according to the value in shat.
The only people who could read or write were nobles, priests and scribes. Still, despite being one of the most literate countries to exist at the time, only up to 1.5% of the population were actually literate. This is not decentralization.
Maybe read a history book anon.

>>29958766
while this excuse holds and may be resonable i expect your lifestyle to be fully religious/autist without buying any product related to multinationals and all these zionists companies which you fail since you are already using a computer which i dont think you build from a to z

>>29958891
I am basically a hermit at this point. I have no job. I am waiting for collapse. My energy is emanating throughout society. I am bringing down the new world order.

>>29958737
Yeah. However, if Moore’s law actually ends like it seems it will, the hash power will over time distribute away from China again since their manufacturing advantage will be gone.

So it’s just a matter if BTC can survive until then.

The one that spooks me the most is the quantum computer threat actually. I think it is closer than any crypto celebrity would ever admit.

PMs threats are much further out, like economic fusion or economic deep sea mining or whatever. Crypto has a timeline of years at most IMO.

Still good for gains if you are tech savvy.

>>29958861
me read a history book? nigger your shit is so wrong im thinking you must come from another planet.

no one used coins in the fuedal system(middle ages)? fuck off.

https://www.thefinertimes.com/money-in-the-middle-ages#:~:text=For%20general%20transactions%2C%20coins%20were,20%20schillings%20made%20a%20pound.

>the fuedal economy dominates for the next few thousand years.

i could forgive you for being maybe a half a thousand years wrong but your dates are so out of whack its impossible to take anything you have to say seriously

>>29952804
those are only one dollar coins lol

>>29958751
pic rel

>>29959214
irrelevant

>>29958291
I actually thing crypto will become an integral part of the global financial system... eventually... in like 2 decades. But my guess is a lot of today’s mainstream coins won’t make it until then. Precious metals will still be there after the fact, just as they exist today despite our already digital financial system.

>>29958861
>shift to the feudal economy where coinage was rarely used and most payments were made in produce
Wrong most payments were made in coins especially in cities. And in early medieval people didn't really bartered only used alternative currencies like copper iron furs.
>PM is not decentralized at all. Who owns the mine if not the king or a lord?
Minting was centralized but coins were used interchangeably across borders. Gold florins and ducats or silver Prague groschen were used in whole Europe. People didn't cared what type of coins you had they cared only about metals content.

One thing I rarely see mentioned with crypto is what happens when you die and your family can't inherit your sweet gains because nobody knows your password. My gold and silver stacks will be easily transferred to the next generation if I still have it when I die.

>>29959421
I will not transfer it to the next generation.

>>29957051

>fiscal year about to roll over
>national budget out next week
>all expected to show economic holocaust
>everyone knows the governments are going to lie and say "this is fine"
>gold and crypto dipping
Look, if you do just one fucking thing with your miserable life, just 1
BUY_THIS_FUCKING_DIP
No need to thank me for the tip. Seeing idiots jump off a cliff is thanks enough.

>>29959460
>ID: DOOM

Question; if I order 20 random Silver rounds, "Design our Choice," how random will they be? All the same, mostly the same, none? Im hoping for variations and not 20 of the same.

>>29959513
I already have a decent stack, I want to get into miners for more leverage.

>>29959572
No really - i unironically already have my silver coffin made. My tomb will be a trap for everyone that tries to raid it. My loyal minions will follow me if the time is there.

>>29959592
Randomly all Biden coins

>>29959089
Nope if anything it will be even more centralized by Chines. Cheap subsidized energy close proximity to components manufacturers. They now building electric power dams to cut off India from water. That electricity can be used to power even more miners. And if miners decide to spread out they will go to Chinese proxies in Asia and Africa.
>PMs threats are much further out, like economic fusion or economic deep sea mining or whatever.
This aren't really threats. You need fresh supply of currency to keep your economy going. Otherwise people won't be willing to spend it. And high mining costs will only make price of PMs go higher.

>>29959592
you get what you are fucking given
usually you'll have 1-5 variations and 15-20 of whatever junk they cannot sell

>>29957376
Grug use crypto gains to buy shiny rocks

>>29959657
You need to let us know when you challenge Galactus

>>29953852
These will become a good collectors coin to have seeing as its the last year of the design plus they should be fairly limited due to the mint being only able to make gold or silver coins at the one time and not the same time due to "corona" restrictions plus the mint being shut down in April for 60 days in preperation for the new design.

>>29959592
10 Trudeau rounds and 10 Biden rounds

>>29957401
Surely they edit out those people who actually say yes ? Not everyone can be that unaware. Right ?

>>29953259
well done fren! I'm the anon who started the Klondike discussion last night and am pulling for all pmg bros to get out with as little damage as possible

Everyone talks about ecosystem
can’t name at least 1 system with full-workable eco
and these homeless beggars try to scam with their shitpools
ok, if you are an autist you can invest in it
I am clever really and have ENQ ecosystem and its mining

>>29958293
How do you like it, I quit my job last week and am moving into a night shift restocking.

>>29959827
They do
Even a junkie will know 1oz gold is at least 1oz of meth

>>29957376
If you like shiny rocks and also want to gamble, buy miners.
Personally, I like my stack in the real physical tangible world. I can't lick a bitcoin. If things go squirrely you can at least burn paper cash or use it as stuffing. What can an electronic line of code do?

im gonna get something around 20k soon and set my mind on buying gold bros but I feel like buying it on a bank seems like a better option. Yeah its not REAL gold but if banks are going down nobody is gonna be buying your gold anyway. You can sell it instantly if it skyrockets at some point and dont need to deal with places going 'dont have the cash right now'. Any thoughts into this matter? Also is it a good time to get into gold nowadays with all the coin shit going on

>>29959997
Love it actually, its quiet and I dont deal with people. Im left alone to do my work listening to audiobooks and podcasts. Theres also a bit of job security in that nobody wants to work overnight so they cant really get rid of you. Very comfy.

>>29960166
Sounds nice, the place im at seems really hill, and no ones over the age of 20 lol. Have you still been able to do shit in the daytime?

>>29960116
>if banks are going down nobody is gonna be buying your gold anyway
huh? at that point gold/silver would be in place of money
>Any thoughts into this matter?
idk you can if you want, just know there is some risk in not knowing you have exactly as much gold as you paid for and in the bank crashing

So what miners are we buying on open?

>>29960257
Its a struggle at first, but yeah you figure out how to strategically time naps to be able to do stuff during the day when you dont work. The way my schedule works out ive always got at least 2 or 3 days off coming after working 2 or 3 12 hour shifts in a row.

>>29960116
If you can't lick it, you don't own it. That goes for food, medicine, seeds, firearms, your family, precious metals, books, and every other damn thing. If it is not in your physical possession it is not yours. Period.
As every collapsing country through history has shown, what you have on hand is what you can trade and survive with.

>>29960116
>if banks are going down nobody is gonna be buying your gold anyway
Banks went down thousands times in history. Almost everyday some bank fails. Gold and silver never was worthless.
>You can sell it instantly if it skyrockets at some point and dont need to deal with places going 'dont have the cash right now'.
>selling gold for fiat
ngmi

>>29960341
I'm keeping my eye on WRN. They have had some decent drill reports come in.

>>29959687
Kek

>>29960515
>lick it
>family

>>29960532
well if you sold gold after the 2008 recession around 2011 and bought again later on you would double the amount of gold you have. whats wrong with selling high and buying low?

>>29960676
do you not?

>>29960676
Ha. Glad someone caught it. But yeah, if your family is in another state/country they can do jack shit to help you if things go downhill.

>>29960370
That makes sense, I just want the job to be relaxing for a change lol. And also use it while I go through school again. Night shift seems the most comfy.

>>29960678
Making decisions from retrospective point of view is always easy. But what if it never went down?
>you sell your gold for 3000$/oz
>next day Biden gives everyone UBI
>gold is 10000$/oz in next year
You don't know when is low and when is high. Just hold.

>>29959483
>exposing it to air

>>29961199
How else are you gonna taste it?

>>29961199
whats he listening to?

>>29961365
Peter Schiff podcast

>>29961386
Would put anyone to sleep desu

>>29953294
provident metals. they take crypto

>>29959691
There is a lot of cheap energy out there in the world. If there is no manufacturing advantage exacerbated by Moore’s law, I would expect the hashpower to distribute to the other places of cheap energy, like Venezuela, Canada, etc.

Economic fusion will completely overhaul the entire economy and I would expect PMs to drop dramatically in value at that time.

>>29961463
It's unironically one of the only informative media sources that exists today. If you have anything better, please share

>>29961386
kek! but wrong, he's telling his broker to buy bitcoin.

>>29961535
Gregory Mannarino
maneco64
Both have interesting takes and they don't have 40 minute filler about twitter / CNBC like Peter does in his podcasts. I wish Peter condensed his videos only to important information.
Also, both have more balanced view on crypto, than Peter. I don't mean Peter is wrong, to me crypto has 0 value as well.

>>29961535
https://www.lewrockwell.com/
While I love schiff he's kind of a one trick pony on gold. Haven't listened in years tho so idk what he's doing these days

>>29961535
>>29961463
schiff is good but i'd also recommend Jim Rickards. Jim was an actual glowie at one point, super smart.
he debates Harry Dent on this podcast inflation vs deflation:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaUVg38lE4Y

the podcast is 5 hours long but the harry vs jim section is like 90 minutes starting @ ~13:05

bump for >>29958705

>>29957067
Speculating here, as no one knows for certain, but these companies have a good chance at a 100x in the next few years: Bayhorse, Vangold, Dolly Varden, Blue Lagoon, Canada Silver Cobalt Works, Irving Resources. There are many other great mining companies, these are just the juniors that are both undervalued and have high leverage to silver prices. All are risky investments, do your research.

Dutchfags report
Lookie big chungus over here found on marktplaats
Think it's silver plated lead? Company went bankrupt and they don't exactly have positive reviews
Kinda feel tempted

Finally got a decent safe for the stack

How soon can I snag some cheapies?

Not having the British Monarch her majesty Queen Elisabeth II on your money is just so.... French, I can’t abide by it personally.

>>29961981
Bolt it to the floor

>>29961504
>Venezuela, Canada
These two countries are now to unstable to setup mining operations there. And I wrote that they will go to Chinese proxies.
>Economic fusion
We barely have any breeder reactors.

And don't worry about it. Ecofaggots hate everything that requires massive energy like Bitcoin and yet are are scared of nuclear energy. In couple year there will be massive blackout in Western countries. They are shutting down working nuclear power plants and are building unreliable solar panels and wind turbines.
Bitcoin isn't scalable and requires too much energy. Cost of transfer already prevent most people from using it on everyday basis. It will only get worse in future.

>>29962109
will do anon

>>29961504
but silver is used and needed for new tech?
>>29962053
https://www.providentmetals.com/2021-south-african-krugerrand-1-oz-silver-coin.html

>>29961962

>>29961981
definitely bolt it to the floor, that's not a meme

>>29962211

>>29961962
What is it? One of those commemorative
>we lost our currency
coins that were peddled at boomers when the euro came? Loads of shitty companies doing those (and still doing), some anon a few threads ago posted the dutch companies doing that shit, but the biggest issue with those, was/is that they're selling at insane premiums. Not
>WTF, 20% premium! That's insane
as we often complain here, but more like
>600% premium? I don't even know WTF is happening (pic related)
But I'd hope the silver contents are real enough, and that should probably be googlable. IF that's OK and the price is right, i'd be somewhat tempted.

>>29962211
That's a man isn't it

>>29961981
My grandmother had a Wells Fargo safe that used to be in the general store she owned, she opened it and showed me what she had in there one day.
Gold coins and what I assume now to be 90% silver coins.

The thing was so cool, it was insanely heavy and the outside was covered with fading paintings of stage coaches and stuff.

>>29962261
How did Steve bannon get on that coin?

>>29961962
>>29962211
I don't have experience with this one, but the do mention it is 925/1000 silver, not "zwaar verzilvered" (avoid those) or something so assume it is sterling silver.

>>29961981
>decent safe
I can pick that up, anon.

>>29962261
>One of those commemorative
>>we lost our currency
>coins that were peddled at boomers when the euro came?
Yes. I looked up the director. Company was "Muntenhuis" and they would sent people recurring bills after a purchase as if you had a subscription with them.
>I'd hope the silver contents are real enough, and that should probably be googlable.
Think I might ask the seller some questions as well as ask my LSC if he ever heard of it.

>>29962433
point taken, its an upgrade for me since I just had one of those shitty hotel safes previously.

>>29961504
>Economic fusion will completely overhaul the entire economy and I would expect PMs to drop dramatically in value at that time.
noone of us will be alice when this happens.

>>29962358
epic....where is it now?!

>>29962566
As long as you can bolt it to the wall or the floor it'll do the job.

How much did it cost?

>>29962641
$150 AUD on ebay. Included 4 dynabolts, I'll give it a permenant home tomorrow

Cheering on JPM to give me some God damn cheapies on this fine Monday morning

What time is the Monday morning dump?

>>29953259
Yaaayyy you're going to make it!

Can someone explain to me why someone would buy an ETF like SILJ, instead of just looking up their stock allocation and then copying them by buying the same amount of the same stocks? Wouldn't the result be the same but without ETF fees?

>>29962737
10AM usually

>>29962723
apmex already sold out on the pioneer 10oz that I left in my shopping cart last nite.
also is cheaper to get silver bars with more ounces than 1 ounce coins? like this kilo is only 4.99 over spot

>>29962166
Also use special bolts if you can, like these chemical ankers. It will take literally a weight of a car to pull them out of stone/concrete

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IjOo-1cf7Q

>>29962707
That's not bad. You did good.

>>29962414
Yeah well it's only a kilo and with 2000 produced someone would have probably noticed and I'd know about it
But you have to be careful with these obscure collector's items from shady companies, there's not much info on them.

>>29961981
This is a decent safe mate.

>>29962782
Some brokers/apps don't offer all the stocks someone might want to invest in. On my Webull a lot of Canadian miners aren't listed on a US exchange so you can't buy them directly, but you can buy a stake in them through the ETF.

Same for mining shares listed on the Sydney, Johannesburg and London exchanges.

>>29962895
Only problem is the keypad though, easily accesible yes, but also with a gun to the head.

>>29962621
Can I at least be bob?

>>29962851
thanks man

>>29953259
how do you know its on degiro?

>>29962986
yeah typo, I'm shitface rn. ofc i wanted to write alive

>>29962888
Yeah with that size it is also difficult do to the ping test on them to make sure is silver through and through, you need a sigma analyser for this one

>>29960116
Why not break that up a few ways? 5k into physical PMs, 5k into mining shares and maybe other commodities maybe some PSLV, keep some in cash.

>>29962782
Yes. One factor in ETFs is that they keep track of the companies, so they can change their allocation if something negative happens, but /pmg/ is far ahead of them so far.

I have 75 oz of silver arriving today, my first introduction to stacking. Do I need to store it in any particular way? Will the oils from my hands damage it? Is it bad to take the silver out of the containers?

>>29962782
yeah you could make your own "ETF", nothing stopping you; however, there might be some OTC stocks in SILJ that might not be tradeable on your brokerage platform

if you're going to copy SILJ, you might as well just buy SILJ and pay the small fee for the convenience of not having to buy all the stocks individually - there could be 100. thats alot of mouse clicks

>>29962895
dayum, you win. #safegoals

>>29962895
>digital
No

>loud crash at 2am
>fumble out of bed
>unfinished tendies from night before scatter across the dark bedroom floor
>thump thump thump
>shuffle over to the safe as fast as your cankles will carry you
>click click click as you push the combination buttons with your fat fingers
>no response
>not even the "denied" chime
>ohfuck.iso
>never changed the batteries
>2:03am, dead on the ground as liquid fat and blood escape the bullet wounds left by the home invader
>fat bloody fingerprints left on the numberpad

>>29953920
new design is much cheaper to make, yet premiums will stay the same.

>>29962826
Bars are always cheaper than coins, people here prefer coins due to easier to trade, easier to stack, and more divisible.

>>29962288
he cute tho

>>29962895
thats too big for just PMs

>>29963095
Everyone should keep a howitzer beside their bed. I have a tiger mini 14 and a 12 g within three feet of my side of the bed

IT"S OVER!!!
LMAO
I UNDERSTAND WHAT TO DO
YOU WILL STAY POOR ON THIS THREAD
JUL FARMING ON JULSWAP
1700$ FROM 33000$ FOR A MONTH

>>29953920
This is sad, its 2021. They better put the assistant health secretary on the front of these coins.

>>29962895
The real answer is a cheap safe in an obvious location, filled with tannerite and nails.

>>29963077
Nothing wrong in taking silver out of packaging. Avoid contact with water,oil etc or wet hands.

>>29963203
>digital safes are shit
>no, you need to keep a howitzer near your bed
That's a strange deflection but OK I will.

>>29962454
>and they would sent people recurring bills after a purchase as if you had a subscription with them.
Ah, I see. Yeah, then it's like MDM in Germany or IMM in Austria or Amserdamse Munzontoor or something some dutch anon mentioned.
I don't have any experience with them, but from what little I have read, their silver or gold contents are apparently legit (though they also have loads of 333 shit, that's probably a really hard sell), it's just that they're insanely overpriced, have shady business practices (reccurring payments) and pretend that those things are going to rise in value.
I'd bet that this thing cost at least 2000€ when new, probably more like 5000€.
How does the asking price for it compare to spot? 925g of silver should be around 700€.

>>29963347
His safe in the pic has a dial so not much of an issue in the first place. If you have to open a safe to defend yourself in the middle of the night you might as well move to california and make it official

>>29962788
Ok cool so shortly thereafter would be a good time to stack more?

>>29963261
mirin' stack but dude shouldve just bought gold at that point

What do we think guys, cheapies in 30 mins or poomp?

>>29963260
Kek, indeed

>>29963437
>move to california
I live in Jersey so...
But hey, today is moving day! Finally getting out of this hellhole.

>>29962782
>Wouldn't the result be the same but without ETF fees?
Yes. But a multiple of those in trading fees and hours of work lost and you likely won't be able to do this at your exact price point you wanna invest.

>>29963261
Altough it looks great you should really swap some of those fat bars into smaller coins/bars, no point in having all that silver if you'll lose most of it in 1 to 1 transactions where the receiver might not have anything of the same worth as what you are paying him with.

New cake!
>>29963558

>>29963512
You're gonna love Tennessee. Knoxville is a college town full of sloots. Chattanooga is small but still lots of fun shit to do. Stay away from Memphis unless a serious outbreak of sickle cell cleans the place up

>>29963581
I already filled the thread with a deadly neurotoxin

>>29963606
10-4 thanks for the tips! I'm stupid-excited!

>>29963659
Kek, based

>>29963512
nj anon. I too left jersey last april. took a one way flight from Atlantic City to Orlando and never looked back except be prepared to pay nj taxes for additional 6 months after you have declared your residence in the new state. no sales tax on silver here in florida so life is good

>>29953294
apmex, silvergoldbull

>>29963388
Price is not listed. I bet he will ask at least €1000.
I actually have some sterling replica coins produced by Muntenhuis and they're legit. Pretty good quality. Pic related
I'm just gonna ask the price.

>>29961762
>Gregory Mannarino
/ourmason/

>>29952804
WSS Silverback here, we all dab on your /pmg/ retards with our bigger and meaner stacks.

>>29964037
Go back

>>29964037
Wiener

>>29964261
>Go back
No

>>29964284
Based

Where my BidenBros at? Anyone get their order yet ?

>>29964786
WHERE AM I

>>29965083
hey thats that guy from that coin

Perth Mint are OUT OF STOCK AGAIN. they have no physical silver available for purchase.

>29964299tgisniggahasnostacks
Down the hall and to the left faggot
And take your Reddit meme with you

>>29963984
>I bet he will ask at least €1000.
Well, with current premiums, that would be not too insane, if it were a legit dealer and a legit kg bar, but unless this thing really has some numismatic value (lol…), that would be way too high for me. I'd try totally lowballing. If it works out, you got some ugly piece of silver for cheap, if not, you don't have to wheight your stack down with some ugly piece of silver.
But it would make for some fun pics, if you'd get it.

>>29965589
Boooooring!
How about we go back to letting our stack pose with funny card games?