/biz/ - Business & Finance

[PAN MAN No.27776503]

Lost Treasure edition

LIVE CHARTS:
https://www.kitco.com/charts/livesilver.html

>PHYSICALLY BACKED ETFs
Gold: $PHYS > $GLD
Silver: $PSLV >>> $SLV

>Why Gold?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3S4rl6ehiI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gksenA5Al_A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI7NnOg2rxo
>Bullion dealers
https://store.firstmajestic.com/
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://goldsilver.com/
https://pinehurstcoins.com/
https://sprottmoney.com/
https://goldsilver.be/en/
https://silvergoldbull.com/
https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/
https://www.apmex.com


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

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

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

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

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

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

>EU/ENGLAND sources
https://www.chards.co.uk/
https://goldprice.eu5.net/

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

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[Anonymous No.27776650]

first for physical

[PAN MAN No.27776765]

FUCK
Last thread:
>>27761703

[Anonymous No.27776855]

>>27776650
With my silver, can I buy HUGE TRACTS OF LAND?!

[Anonymous No.27776872]

What do you guys think. I am pretty well stacked and need some 9mm. A guy I work with and I worked out 35 rounds of 9mm per generic oz bar and 45 rounds per ASE/MAPLE

[Anonymous No.27777042]

So since we bought out much of the supply in the last 2 weeks in January when are the companies who use silver for industrial uses going to stand for delivery for this years production

[Anonymous No.27777091]

>>27776855
the BIGGEST TRACTS

[Anonymous No.27777095]

>>27776872
I'm just remembering buying 500 round packs of 9mm for $80 a couple years ago and going shooting for the day kek

[Anonymous No.27777102]

>>27776872
I'd squeeze him for 40 rounds per generic oz

[Anonymous No.27777150]

>>27776765
and no /pmg/ title for filterbros, damn man

[Anonymous No.27777167]

Six silver redpills

1/6, "The Silver Bullet"

[Anonymous No.27777180]

>>27777091

[PAN MAN No.27777186]

>>27777042
the retailers will be out but major suppliers will just be needing to ramp up out going shipments. Tech for example went "o shit" and started off loading their small silver stockpile at Trail yesterday to meet nearby demand so it dont think industry is hurting.

[Anonymous No.27777207]

has peter schiff been on yet?

[Anonymous No.27777276]

>>27777167

2/6, "How short are the bullion banks?"

[PAN MAN No.27777277]

>>27777150
for fucks sake i even filled that out by hand! I ll do better next time.

[Anonymous No.27777382]

>>27777042
>So since we bought out much of the supply in the last 2 weeks in January when are the companies who use silver for industrial uses going to stand for delivery
you didn't buy out any of their supply

industrial silver is the paper you guys love to complain about. It's future delivery contracts. They take delivery whenever the contract states.

[Anonymous No.27777386]

>>27777167
>>27777276

3/6, "Information for newcomers to silver"

[Anonymous No.27777396]

>>27777042
as long as supply comes up to demand and comex makes delivery, i dont see why demand cant be met, it wont stay 100% but there are alot more people buying metal i think. well see. i think were going to get a delayed blowback from the increase. either way is a win sigbro.

[Anonymous No.27777428]

>>27777277
it's okay :)

[Anonymous No.27777497]

>>27777167
>>27777386

4/6, "Wall Street Bets and silver"

[Anonymous No.27777535]

>>27776855
This idea warrants discussion. I would presume you could barter land for silver, but you would have to pay taxes on it in fiat to the government. You would want it to be good land to live on, build a farm, or have as a hunting property. Timber potential is a huge positive and should be sought out if you can find it. Not recently-timbered or flood zone. Must have road frontage.

[Anonymous No.27777544]

Some idiot in the last thread said jewelry is “junk gold”. I’d just like to make an announcement: you are a stupid brain dead nigger. Jewelry costs more.

[Anonymous No.27777562]

>>27777186
Fuck, how else do we force a delivery >>27777277
You're cool bro, you and Baker bro always come through with high quality threads

[Anonymous No.27777580]

>>27776857
All good mate, I've got a few more I don't mind sharing if you want. In terms of getting a website up, why not just do a substack? You can always paywall certain stuff if you don't want it to be super public, and you can share the rest. From what I recall they take a 10% cut off whatever subscribers pay. Either that or just do a site with wordpress or altervista, you can also add paywalls to both if you wanna keep certain stuff more private

[Anonymous No.27777594]

>>27777167
>>27777497

5/6, "PSLV, not SLV"

[Yukon Cornelius No.27777643]

Gold and silver!
SILVER AND GOLD!

[Anonymous No.27777706]

[Anonymous No.27777748]

[Anonymous No.27777767]

>>27777706

[Anonymous No.27777787]

>>27777167

6/6, "The silver squeeze: update, 4th February 2021

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I also recommend the following links:

Craig Hemke, "A Silver Squeeze Primer"

https://www.tfmetalsreport.com/podcast/10668/silver-squeeze-primer

Ted Butler: Crushing the Silver Short Positions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3sJmET13Lg&ab_channel=PalisadesGoldRadio

"Break the COMEX -- demand physical delivery"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F66nR9xJsW0&t=0s&ab_channel=BrotherHunt

Why the silver longs, and Eric Sprott, can defeat the silver shorts – an education in 4D chess

https://renaissancemen.org/2021/02/02/why-the-silver-longs-and-eric-sprott-can-defeat-the-silver-shorts-an-education-in-4d-chess/

[Anonymous No.27777847]

>>27776503
Silver will never go above $30 again
Check em

[Anonymous No.27777868]

>>27777777

[Anonymous No.27777875]

>>27777767

[Anonymous No.27777969]

>>27777777
good to see that the get was a true /biz/ post

[Anonymous No.27777986]

>>27777847
Fuck I missed it
>>27777777

[Anonymous No.27778042]

[Anonymous No.27778074]

>>27777396
Still, alot of the dealers are still out of stock and I have no idea when it will be back up.

[PAN MAN No.27778288]

>>27777580
the problem is the file sizes and storage. I have currently a dozen SSDs and a few older hard drives full of material but transferring that to an offsite server on local internet would take weeks. The file sizes are massive and dont compress well from experiance. I ve been looking at a few different hosts and places to store the physical data in Vancouver but real life means its on the back burner. There are instructions in my will as well if I do ever fuck up and vanish on one of my trips too.

[Anonymous No.27778358]

>>27778074
yeah, ive been trying to evaluate my bias with understanding the real potential of retail circulation. monument is saying 2 weeks for pre orders. if people are buying those then it could be a month before people see that silver at their door

[Anonymous No.27778505]

>>27778042
btw if thats a russian SKS its probably worth like 1500$ in the US rn. my norinco is worth maybe 900$ in this market

[Anonymous No.27778517]

>>27778042

[Anonymous No.27778609]

>>27778505
>its probably worth like 1500$ in the US rn
illegal to import, that's why they cost so much in the US

[Anonymous No.27778721]

>>27778505
>$900 Norinco
Seriously? I got mine for free

[PAN MAN No.27778723]

>>27777535
unironically if you wanted to do this the best option would be to contact local Moron, Mennenite, Hudderites and Jehovah Witnesses, maybe even Doukhobors. They would sell you land under the table as a "gift" in exchange for PMs if you asked. You would still have to pay taxes and register fees for it but it would be totally under the table otherwise.

[Anonymous No.27778729]

>>27778609
yeah i hate every second of it, import bans on guns should be unconstitutional

[Anonymous No.27778807]

>>27778721
i got mine for about 400 otd about 5 years ago

[Anonymous No.27778875]

>>27778729
I'm ok, I got mine right before Billy Clinton passed the ban. I think I paid $89 for it packed in cosmoline

[Anonymous No.27778925]

People around here like in /smg/ are saying silver is a meme. That silver isn't used in industry as much a people peddle and there is no silver shortage or a silver bull market coming. All of them say this. Have I been snorting the hopium whole time or are they falling for the fud?

[Anonymous No.27778927]

>>27777167
>>27777276
>>27777386
>>27777497
>>27777594
>>27777787

You are literally leading a revolution here.

[Anonymous No.27778930]

>>27778288
what are we talking, <10TB or over?

[Anonymous No.27778969]

How do you all store your PM?

[Anonymous No.27779041]

>>27778505
Nigga I bought it for under $200 in Canada.

[Anonymous No.27779102]

>>27778358
If that's the case then we may just se people bid up the price of silver on ebay while they wait for silver that may not actually exist

[Anonymous No.27779104]

>>27777767
nice, where did you buy this?

[PAN MAN No.27779115]

>>27778930
I think I ve got 6TB on the drives and a shit ton more too digitize yet still, dozens of boxes of material to work over. I ve asked a few museums before to help me but no ones got the energy to help :/

[Anonymous No.27779121]

>>27778925
They are uninformed and ignorant. Lashing out at hard assets while they chase massively inflated zombie companies at the very top of an incredibly overvalued equity market.

[Anonymous No.27779126]

>>27778042
How come no one comments on my dirty underwear in the pic? I thought it would be funny.

[Anonymous No.27779138]

>>27778875
what a deal, i paid that for my mosins, got a crate of them, still have em all in the box, cleaned one for shoostings

[Yukon Cornelius No.27779176]

>be me
>ultra Chad
>double PhD Harvard grad
>captain of the rugby team
>baseball MVP
>many successful fox hunts
>on horseback of course
>climb Everest
>get tired of it all
>all of it is too easy
>need a challenge
>need to feel ALIVE
>take on the craziest expedition I can think of
>North Pole
>Challenge Accepted.png
>find remote outpost
>make friends
>use clout and irresistible charisma to acquire supplies, a sled, and a few chonky bois
>go-a prospecting in the Great White North
>a few good hits
>not rich but keeping the dream alive
>who the hell are these crazy freaks?
>Santa? You crazy sons of bitches. I'm in!
>discover and save lost misfit toys
>domesticate yeti
>save Christmas
>feelsgoodman
>retire
>bragging to the locals one day at the pub
>go outside to show 'em how I used to do it
>-clink-
>mfw

[Anonymous No.27779189]

>>27777277
stealth thread this time

[Anonymous No.27779250]

>>27777594
Nice post. Very informative, the fraud is almost as blatant as Biden's "victory".

[Anonymous No.27779378]

I have 20 1 ounce rounds coming soon, it's a start lads

[Anonymous No.27779395]

>>27779104
They came with the Spice & Wolf Season 2 DVDs. They're not real gold unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.27779443]

>>27779041
>gun smuggling
Probably faster money than PM

[Anonymous No.27779478]

was this supposed to be /pmg/?

[Anonymous No.27779483]

>>27778925
No man ThErEs a KilOgRaM oF SIlVEr in 1 teSla!!!

[Anonymous No.27779498]

>>27779115
Ahh mate, I love digitising old stuff, if I wasn't on the other side of the planet I'd love to help out. You could always use the Internet Archive, though obviously whatever you chuck on there is very public

[Anonymous No.27779500]

>>27779126
I'm more focused on the boner in your shorts

[Anonymous No.27779530]

>>27777535
>>27778723
I was making a lewd joke, but thanks for the useful advice.

[Anonymous No.27779535]

>>27779126
thought it was a hat
>>27779138
yeah, moist nuggets were the new sks for sure. Both very decent rifles

[Anonymous No.27779552]

>>27779478

[Anonymous No.27779557]

>>27779250
We're very lucky to have the opportunity to learn from this anon. He is leading a revolution.

[Anonymous No.27779864]

>be me
>pond drys up cause resons, need to find a new one.
>wonder onto a ranch with a pond where the cattle drink
>see farmer John working on his 3 man mining operation in the back of his property.
>go back to eating flys
>Fast forward a few days
>some s o y suckers trespass onto farmer John's ranch and take a bunch of pictures of me sitting on a pile of cow shit eating flys.
>the next day 30 s o y suckers pull up in their teslas and chain themselves to farmer John's tractor
>Kim kardawhateverthefuck a celebrity is sees s o y suckers on Instagram and makes it viral
>Gubna moon bean eminent domains all 500 acres of farmer John's land and seeds it to me
>homeless jhon now lives in a refrigerator box outside of Fresno
> 2 years later pond gets cemented over by a Chinese solar company
>wonder onto next ranch.

[PAN MAN No.27779931]

>>27779478
yea sorry i fucked up somehow on the title.

[Anonymous No.27780009]

>>27779500
That’s maybe 2 year old sons leg.

[Anonymous No.27780083]

>>27776503
Crazy question: how does one start their own bullion vault?? Or could someone at least give me a rundown on the history of the more well known ones?

[Yukon Cornelius No.27780091]

>>27779864
Lmao

[Anonymous No.27780164]

>>27780009
I guess I can see it. I genuinely thought you were showing off your juicy cock, you flaming homo.

[Anonymous No.27780218]

>>27780164
fuck wrong pic lol

fucking leg.jpg

[Anonymous No.27780260]

>>27780091
Threadly reminder to despatch trespassers discreetly

[Anonymous No.27780293]

>>27779483
I am guessing this is sarcasm and there isn't

[Yukon Cornelius No.27780335]

>>27780260
Hun-dee-pee

[Anonymous No.27780355]

>>27780218
whats the polished bar on the sks? is that a 100oz bar?

[Anonymous No.27780423]

does anyone sell gold or silver trinkets like in the op? a silver rabbit would be cool

[PAN MAN No.27780524]

>>27780260
shoot shovel shut up is the best option for all thieves and claim jumpers.

[Anonymous No.27780532]

>>27780355
It’s a 1kg I just picked up.

[Anonymous No.27780534]

>>27779378
really good start, careful about posting serial numbers anon, love those eagle bars

[Anonymous No.27780567]

>>27780083
I have no earthly idea but maybe you could browse around the Loomis or Brinks websites. Are you saying for yourself or as a business venture?

[Anonymous No.27780611]

>>27780524
Don't forget muh yellowspotted toad activists

[Anonymous No.27780646]

>>27778969
>>27778969
>How do you all store your PM?
Probably wasn't a good idea to store it on my boat.

[Anonymous No.27780685]

What is the best way to store my newly acquired silver to keep it looking nice? Vaccum seal?

[Anonymous No.27780765]

>>27780685
In ya ass like the bitch you is

[Anonymous No.27780794]

>>27780685
i use capsules for everything. if your stuff came in a tube that is good enough, i also used a white glove to handle most of my nice stuff. i have 2-4 oz of stuff out to mess with and hold

[Anonymous No.27780849]

>>27780685
they can still milk spot if they are vacuumed sealed. canadian leafs allegedly have anti milk spot technology i think from year 2018+

[Anonymous No.27780870]

>>27780524
what if they are retards who dont know about claims and dont know they are jumping? lots re retards think if its empty remote land its gov owend and public

[Anonymous No.27780957]

>>27780532
its beautiful i love those polished rounded type bars

[Yukon Cornelius No.27780970]

>>27780646
10/10 would sail with

[Anonymous No.27781001]

>>27780870
Well I don't know about candida but in California we have trespassing laws with clearly marked barbed wire fences

[Anonymous No.27781017]

its pretty evident who has only been on for a few months
their folio is usually just trash and one of the other fotm shitcoins
don’t believe this shit, if you want get income and passive income use Poolz
Top defi with NFT options this year

[Anonymous No.27781056]

>>27781001
not on claims you don't.

they're government owned and public

[Anonymous No.27781134]

>>27780646
a fine vessel indeed

[Anonymous No.27781234]

>>27781056
Well in that case you should be more worried about finding illegal growing operations. It's alot more common than you think and those guys don't fuck around

[Anonymous No.27781317]

>>27780567
I'll check that out. As a business venture way down the line.

[Anonymous No.27781328]

>>27779378
i want a beretta so bad but i dont wanna give jew york my prints

[Anonymous No.27781411]

>>27781328
>i dont wanna give jew york my prints
>hasn't done time in the military or prison
pick a side

[Anonymous No.27781435]

how do i look?

[PAN MAN No.27781483]

>>27780870
>the flagged trees with signs saying active mining
>the flags and sign plus regulator info sign and gated access road to my mine
>the big flashy DANGER OPEN WORKINGS signs everywhere

In all seriousness though I dont usually get mad about claim jumpers unless their actually doing something deeply illegal or get uppity with me.

[Anonymous No.27781549]

>>27781435
>Not picking a DS lite instead

ngmi

[Anonymous No.27781586]

>>27781328
I live in a state where all I had to do was fill out some basic paperwork and off I went with my gun 20 minutes later, sometimes I forget how cucked some states are.

[Anonymous No.27781658]

>>27781483
You ever have to deal with people trying to pull that shit on you? Would love to hear any prospecting stories you have.

[PAN MAN No.27781683]

>>27781056
on active permitted claims in BC, you must post signage and contact information on any access roads, and can gate a road if it does no impede other access though a main road.

[Anonymous No.27781763]

>>27776855
But I don't want to father. I would rather just sing.... sing... sing!

[Anonymous No.27781986]

>>27777787
doing the Lord's work, brother man. thanks for continuing to spread this. you've helped me personally understand this situation so much more. let's get this shit.

[Anonymous No.27782055]

Is it possible to mint these in our silver and gold for real value? I really love the game

[Yukon Cornelius No.27782221]

>>27781435
What game for the sp?

[PAN MAN No.27782259]

>>27781658
Yes just this fall I had two different incidents on polar opposite to each other.

First one I was going into my lightning creek claim to go get some work done at the little camp i keep there when i find some jackasses pickup sitting in the middle of my road. I go down to the creek and theres this young guy and his son using one of my wood sluice boxes, digging in the creek bank for gold. Dude freaked out when I called out and started blabbering that he didnt want to cause trouble and they would be out of there in a moment. I let him and his 6 year old boy dig there on the condition they fill in the holes when done, and they could keep the gold too. No point yelling over that sort of shit.

A few weeks later same thing happens but with a different truck and its parked blocking my gate. I go down to the creek and theres a dude setting up his highbanker and a DREDGE in my fucking creek. I yell at him to get over and explain himself. Dude looked super sheepish, but when I politely told him to get lost he flipped out and started accusing me of bullshitting, he wanted to know I owned the claim. So I walked up to the road and unlocked the gate. Than this mother fucker has the nerve to start saying its bullshit he cant have a claim, that he should be allowed to dig where he wants. I took some photos of his trucks plates and his gear, and told him he better fuck off before I got the cops involved. Never saw him again.

If your polite, I ll let you dig, but you mouth off to me or start doing illegal shit on my ground and I catch you there will be consequences.

[Anonymous No.27782280]

>>27781683
yep, but in the US nobody actually checks that, there's literally no law enforcement branch that oversees it.

so what we do is if I go to your claim and it's marked I can take down your signs and then start working it.

or you can shoot me and then put up signs after the fact

in real life none of that happens, but both are possibilities. Almost no claims here have the required signage, and if you do put up signs the weather and hikers/shooters will take them down in a few days or weeks anyways.

[Anonymous No.27782334]

Question for you PM:

>Where I live, there was apparently a baby gold rush in the 1890s.

>It was very brief, and everyone locally thinks it was some kind of joke. I always figured they'd found some pyrites then felt pretty stupid about the whole thing.

>Local legend is that at least the second mine was salted to sell the property. The first mine was never sold as far as I can tell.

>The whole region is just a big pile of glacial till, and the first mine was right on a pile of outwash, but the owner of the farm had dug right into the limestone, which was way pre-glacial. I assumed that if there were even real traces of gold in the area, it would probably be in the outwash plains, but that's 50 miles away. The original mine was right on the glacier's side of the till, on a massive mound. The second was in the thick of the till, about a third of the way from the glacier's side of the till to the outwash plain.

>However, just out of idle curiosity I started reading up on it. A geologist was curious about the whole thing, so he traveled a pretty good distance to check it out. He was skeptical, but left convinced. According to one of two papers I can find, it was a vein of gold-bearing quartz in the first mine. According to the paper, the owner of the first mine had a sample sent off to a lab, and it came back as actual gold. The oz/ton was absurdly high but I don't think that means anything since what he sent in was just a random lump out of the vein.

> I also heard a story from someone I trust completely that was drilling a waterwell in the same glacial till that the drillers grabbed a core that was literally one massive nugget. My friend is a geologist too, and he did every test he knew. It was honest to god gold, but of course it disappeared.

cont.---->

[Anonymous No.27782454]

>>27781586
ya its ridiculous i cant wait to gtfo of here

[Anonymous No.27782553]

>>27779176
silvARRRRRRRRR

[Anonymous No.27782579]

>>27782334
Part 2

>I know for a fact that the area is full of bits of Canadian shield that the glaciers dropped off, and that is full of all kinds of neat rocks. However, again this was claimed to be a vein in limestone that predates the glaciers.

My question is that if the gold bearing vein actually exists, is it likely that the gold extends through the vein? The geological survey didn't do much of a survey, but I know the local geology pretty well, and that limestone is everywhere.

If I had a spare week, where would I start looking to figure out what is going on? I'm a geologist, but I not knowledgeable about prospecting or gold mining. I thought I might do a little panning when I do some dirt work on a river bank this spring.

[Anonymous No.27782626]

>>27782221
metroid fusion

[Anonymous No.27782635]

>>27782259
Danm, you're a lot more chill than I would have been with that second dude, first guy sounds like he just found your spot by accident.

[Anonymous No.27782723]

BOOBA PURA

[Anonymous No.27782832]

>>27782626
Absolute patrician choice

[Anonymous No.27782970]

Any solo prospectors here? I tried joining a club but I didn't really mix well with the 60+ year old boomers and they kinda just sat around and dranks beers and camped. I'm scared to do solo prospecting because I'm deathly afraid of snakes
>t. australia

I just want to find a 20k nugget and retire from this shit world

[PAN MAN No.27782987]

>>27782280
yea no one really ever checks these either but i am always safer than sorry. No point loosing my FMC over a fucking sign violation.

>>27782334
>>27782579
which state mate, this sounds interesting. I would look on geologic maps for igneous intrusive structures. Quartz veins often grow in tandem with igneous bodies as they work their way up through country rock. It may be exceptionally hard to locate anything though if till is involved, because if you do find a piece of float ore from this vein anywhere you will have no real way to know where that float ore came from. See if you can pin point the original mine location and work from there, go is slow methodical circles around the find and see if anything else will appear. Look for old workings too, they may point you in the right direction.

[Anonymous No.27783219]

>>27782970
Also I need to figure out some new places because all the known commonwealth land I can go over has diggings everywhere. Feels like I'm just a chump wasting my time on scanned land. My best luck was autistically combing through some diggings soil next to a hole and finding a few tiny sub 1 grammers.

[Anonymous No.27783235]

>>27781435
fucking love those one ton CUCV's

[Anonymous No.27783346]

>>27781435
THAT'S A FUCKING FORD RANGER

[Anonymous No.27783398]

Does it really matter that I keep uncirculated coins in their stupid plastic flaps? I wanna touch them. Jingle them. C I R C U L A T E them.

[Anonymous No.27783421]

>>27777787
why the fuck doesnt one of these companies just buy 500k from comex?

[PAN MAN No.27783545]

>>27782970
>>27783219
keep at it mate, you can get out there and find something! Keep chasing that bedrock, go do some research at the local archives, get one of those old timers shit faced and get him to spill some info!

[Anonymous No.27783647]

>>27777594
If silver does spike up 15x are we suppose to sell for fiat and look for a way back in at a later date? Or buy gold with the fiat? Seems odd to hold through a 15x when It would definitely correct a little.

[Anonymous No.27783751]

>>27782987


>Fucking Illinois believe it or not. Nearest igneous intrusion I have ever heard of is 80 miles away. I know where the original mine site is, I'm going to talk to the owners and see if they'll let me take a look around. A quartz vein around here is news to me. I find quartz all the time but I always assumed it was till, but have never once seen a vein or evidence of one..

>The supposedly salted site does does light up a bit on the old magnetic maps, but there is so much old metallic junk around here that I don't take them too seriously.

I can't imagine there is much here but it would be a cool feeling to add a few flecks of gold to the rock collection.

[Anonymous No.27783828]

>>27782970
I'm in western lower CAN, you?

[Anonymous No.27783898]

>>27782970
Where are you based mate? Don't worry about snakes, just wear a good pair of boot and some gaiters (leather if you can find em) and do some big stompy as you walk.
>>27783219
Don't let it get ya down bud, there's always gold to be found even in flogged ground. Bloke I know found about 8 grams in an absolutely flogged spot in Maryborough a few weeks ago

[Anonymous No.27783923]

>>27783828
Eastern Victoria, I usually spend a few hours to drive up near bendigo though.

[Anonymous No.27784041]

Fuck I need to learn how to gold pan. Makes my PP hard knowing this shit is in the creeks in BC.

[Anonymous No.27784060]

>>27779864
Is this real? Somehow I wouldn’t doubt it with the retardation that is California.

[Anonymous No.27784219]

>>27783647
Only sell your hard money for other hard money.
This being:

Gold (If silver goes 15x, swap some to Gold because the GSR is now favorable)
Real Estate/Land
Crypto if you believe in it. I personally don't, but to each their own.

Assuming the economy hasn't gone to shit and inflation has exploded out of control, trade it for income/dividend-producing assets instead.

[Anonymous No.27784259]

This it's so evident if you've been around. I've been increasing my wallet this whole leg. Even with this pushing only few systems made nice staking, liquidity pools and even NFT conditions. I use only PoolzFinance now because of successful private sale

[Anonymous No.27784263]

>>27784060
The greentext is hyperbolic but yeah, activists use this particular frog to shut down active construction sites, oil wells, and ming operations.

[Anonymous No.27784272]

>>27783421
Read "Hunt for Silver"

[PAN MAN No.27784275]

>>27783751
never know mate there was a vein that someone was working it may be still out there somewhere
>>27783898
your gold down in aus is so much brighter and purer than out placer material. Lovely stuff.
>>27784060
its more real than you know and its killed million dollar projects.

[Anonymous No.27784321]

What the fuck is this? Can I only gold pan in these areas?

[Anonymous No.27784375]

Here's my measly 40oz stack. I'm a university student and don't have a lot of cash on hand. This is also my first time owning precious metals.
>A fucking leaf

[Anonymous No.27784409]

->>27784275

MFW I find one fucking speck.

[Anonymous No.27784631]

>>27784409
finding even the tiniest picker feels incredible and never gets old. once you take the gold pill you never go back

[PAN MAN No.27784672]

>>27784321
yea those are "recreational" panning spots, where you can pan only. But heres the catch, most of the placer areas around the province which are claimed no one will care if your just panning. DO NOT get caught doing anything with pumps or highbankers, you can be fined. Also, heres a secret, if your near the fraser river, go down there and just go walk a km from any of the major boat launches and go dig. No one will bother you and you can actually get some pretty nice gold. I can even make you up a map if you so require.

[Anonymous No.27784745]

>>27777787
Thank you for your dutiful work. You give me hope

[Anonymous No.27784872]

>>27784672
Damn. Well, I live in the Thompson Nicola. It gets remote pretty quick. I’m sure I can stealth pan.

[Anonymous No.27784950]

>>27784745
Fuck I forgot the music to go with pic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAzIuxldPhE

[Anonymous No.27785054]

>>27776855
>>27776855
I saw someone the other day say that there have been times in history where you could buy an acre of land for one ounce silver. If gold goes up and real estate crashes. One ounce gold would buy you 8-20 acres of land.

[Anonymous No.27785229]

>>27777544
God luck getting half the value though if you try to sell it. Jewelry is unlike gold in that regard. Sometimes you can even get more than spot for gold bullion. Reselling jewelry? You're getting half the value.

[Anonymous No.27785255]

>>27785054
I've seen other comparisons saying 1 oz of silver gets you 22 acres. I could be wrong tho, can someone correct me?

[Anonymous No.27785339]

>>27778723
You misspelled "Mormon" as "moron" but as an exmormon and at this point I'm not even going to correct you.

[Anonymous No.27785360]

>>27785255

[Anonymous No.27785395]

>>27785054
Its pretty dependent on where you buy. There are some pretty cheap plots in bumfuck nowhere in northern canada.

[Anonymous No.27785466]

>>27785339
Would the church even sell you that land? If so I need to talk to my stake president.

[Anonymous No.27785478]

>>27785339
You gotta admit that out of all of the Abrahamic religions, Mormonism has the best afterlife. Who wouldn't want their own planet where they can fuck their many wives for all of eternity?

[Anonymous No.27785521]

>>27785054
>>27785395
What kind of fiat usd value per acre are we talking here? Land seems expensive where I live.

[Anonymous No.27785665]

>>27785360
I personally doubt that the future ratio ilb be 1 oz per acre, I feel like that's over valued

[PAN MAN No.27785710]

>>27785054
for 500$ you can have a lot in places like Granisle BC or Ocean Falls for 240. Land is cheap out here.

[PAN MAN No.27785877]

>>27785339
GOD DAM IT i am not on my A game tonight!
>>27785521
I saw 20 acres go up for sale and sell for just over $3500 near Houston BC not too long ago. It was mostly woodland but still not bad.

[Anonymous No.27785943]

>>27785877
Fuck why can't land be that cheap hear?

[Anonymous No.27785967]

>>27785665
Whoever made that image expects a total collapse of fiat currency.

[Anonymous No.27786009]

>>27785360
Whats the global ratio mean?

[Anonymous No.27786012]

>>27785255
Yeah need an Anon who knows what they're talking about to come in on this and set this straight. We're talking acres of LAND not homes.

[Anonymous No.27786039]

>>27785877
Also, what do you know about buying land off of the mormon church? I've been a member my whole life and not once have I come across that opportunity. Do j need to slip my bishop a gold Britannia or something?

[Anonymous No.27786096]

Niggers. Silver will never buy you an acre.

[Anonymous No.27786097]

>>27785521
Where I live in Texas good cattle land goes for 5-7k an acre which is a rip off. Plain land in a poor area goes for 1-3k.

[Anonymous No.27786152]

>>27786039
They probabky won't sell to you but it should be pretty easy to contact someone. The organization is called church of Jesus christ of latter day saints.

[Anonymous No.27786230]

>>27786152
I already go to YSA.

[PAN MAN No.27786248]

>>27786039
I dont know to be honest, but i ve done all sorts of dealings with groups like the Mennenites before. Their usually cadgy if they dont know you but once they get to know you they are some of the friendliest people alive.

[Anonymous No.27786334]

>>27785877
>>27786097
I'd be fortunate to find 4 acres for less than 50k.

[Anonymous No.27786415]

>>27786248
Ah I see. Mabey I do need to just give my stake president a gold buffalo or something.

[Anonymous No.27786536]

>>27784672
I'll take one of those maps, if it's no trouble...would make a great day trip!

[Anonymous No.27787095]

Bump

[PAN MAN No.27787194]

>>27786536
heres one that you can match names to on google earth. It was done up in the 50s I think. Know though you may need a boat to reach some of these locations. Most though can be accessed by 4x4 on back roads from Chilliwack.

[Anonymous No.27787311]

>>27786536
At least these ones don't have ugly retard faces

[Anonymous No.27787476]

[PAN MAN No.27787675]

>>27786536
a bit expensive but i have an original copy of this map that has come very in handy over the years. https://www.majestymaps.com/product/map-of-the-gold-regions-in-british-columbia-1862/

[Anonymous No.27787709]

>>27787194
That map will be very handy, thank you. Going to head down that way when it warms up...good stuff!

[Anonymous No.27787728]

[PAN MAN No.27787867]

>>27787709
i must also point out that each one of those bars were the most important ones, there were another 2 dozen such points that miners worked, each often producing over a metric tonne of gold.

[Anonymous No.27788276]

>>27787675
Thats a pretty detailed map, what a great resource...much appreciated.

>>27787867
Wondered why they called them bars, I guess it's short for bars of gold! I wonder if those places got hydrauliced out, wasn't it pretty rampant back in the day here?

[PAN MAN No.27788398]

>>27788276
nope most were just sluiced and worked by hand than the guys moved on. Of course they have been mined several times since but there is still a surprising amount of gold sitting in the ground near by.

[Anonymous No.27788594]

>>27781001
in california people can get claims for public government land. you are supposed to check online to make sure the area you are going to mine isnt claimed alrady but lots of people dont know or dont bother, they just assume since its public land that they can mine

[Anonymous No.27788866]

>>27788398
Man this thread really slowed down

[Anonymous No.27788904]

>>27788398
Good to know, some spots in BC got milked pretty hard back in the day...but this province always seems to have more haha

[PAN MAN No.27789032]

>>27788866
its because i forgot the name, its also probably odd hours again for people.
>>27788904
the old timers barely touched the gold here, you just have to look.

[Anonymous No.27789142]

>>27789032
There's a parallel thread running right now >>27780252

[Anonymous No.27789187]

>>27789142
>>27789032
No wonder the thread is so slow.

[PAN MAN No.27789304]

>>27789142
well that explains it

[Anonymous No.27789457]

>>27782259
the dude with the kid was probably just doing it as a hobby to show the kid maybe cause the kid asked. if they didnt even bring out their own equipmet they might have just been hiking or fishing or something and came across your mining stuff and thought what the hell lets try it for an hour. dunno because i wasnt there but from your description it doesnt sound like the dad was particularly out to steal your gold on purpose

the second guy obviously is a fucking miner since he has a dredge and probably knew exactly what he was doing. honestly given the remoteness of the areas when you are mining im surprising you arent strapped. i wouldnt be out there mining alone in the mountain forest without a pistol at least

[Anonymous No.27789612]

>>27789457
He is in Canadian California

[PAN MAN No.27789683]

>>27789457
dude with the kid wanted to teach his son how to mine and just went down the most interesting road he could find. Couldnt hate on that. The other guy on the other hand was a fuckin sniper / claim jumper. I wish I had kept him around and sat phoned for some mates to come help, would have had a free high banker and dredge out of it.

[Anonymous No.27789894]

>>27789683
Honestly I'm surprised you didn't do that. I would have told him gtfo and don't bother taking my new equipment.

[Anonymous No.27790011]

>>27789894
I wouldn't because I'd have no idea where he lives but he knows exactly where to find me.

I hate having to watch my back on my own property. Keep it civil.

[Anonymous No.27790033]

>>27782334
quartz bearing gold in limestone? is that even possible? i thought limestone was sedimentary

[PAN MAN No.27790041]

>>27789894
pop over to the other thread I ll explain why.

[Anonymous No.27790232]

>>27790041
Alright I'll head there now.

[Anonymous No.27790333]

>>27790033
>quartz bearing gold in limestone? is that even possible? i thought limestone was sedimentary

Limestone is sedimentary, but a quartz vein in it is totally possible. A dike or sill can come through almost anything. The part that I'm skeptical about is that there is an intrusion here.

[Anonymous No.27790558]

>>27779557
>>27781986
>>27784745

Thank you, comrades.

[Anonymous No.27790802]

>>27790033
this anon is correct
>>27790333
but when an igneous intrusion breaks through limestone the surrounding rock is metamorphosed into dolostone.

there are sedimentary or lightly metamorphosed quartz rocks though. Most of them don't contain gold. Usually if they're mineralized they're in a class called jasperoids.

[Anonymous No.27791210]

Its a start.

[Anonymous No.27792756]

>>27779138
wut manga

[Anonymous No.27792813]

>>27781586
Based, Constitutional carry is the only carry.

[Anonymous No.27792816]

>>27787476
She needs to stop being so selfish and think of her family