Silver Spot Fireworks

[T.C.]

Sourdough, I make my own sourdough in a Dutch oven, it is really good.
i also cast bullets and reload, sitting on 1000 lbs of lead. Far more useful than my 2 pounds of silver.

That two pounds of silver can buy a helluva lot more than the thousand pounds of lead...JMHO. Also, I'll trade ya one silver round for that there sourdough gem!

 

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[fistfulladirt]

It's called taking care of your family and friends.

I can’t even get them to eat a prime piece of venison.

 

[T.C.]

I can’t even get them to eat a prime piece of venison.

Send all you have to me, I'll handle the shipping and throw in a little extra!

 

[fistfulladirt]

Send all you have to me, I'll handle the shipping and throw in a little extra!

Sorry T.C., I never said that I don’t care for venison! Plenty more for me. Along with all the bluegill, tree rats and rabbit in my freezer.

 

[Xraywolf]

I can’t even get them to eat a prime piece of venison.

Alot of folks don't like eating Bambi, including me - Though I'd sure as hell would if that was all that was available.
Have a few redneck hunting buddies, they are always offering me deer meet, home made jerkey ect, always pass.

 

[DeepseekerADS]

I've been offered Bambi, but just couldn't stomach it. But I can certainly eat that stuff that looks like ground beef from the grocery store.

 

[fistfulladirt]

I've been offered Bambi, but just couldn't stomach it. But I can certainly eat that stuff that looks like ground beef from the grocery store.

I avoid as much grocery store food as possible, it’s not difficult, and I do very well. I have my own chickens/eggs, harvested vegetables/fruit and I hunt and fish and have a well stocked pond in my front yard. In my state it’s illegal to harvest a fawn, I’m sure it’s quite tender but I’ve never sampled it, it’s just not right.

 

[fistfulladirt]

Alot of folks don't like eating Bambi, including me - Though I'd sure as hell would if that was all that was available.
Have a few redneck hunting buddies, they are always offering me deer meet, home made jerkey ect, always pass.

It’s not ethical to hunt or eat a fawn deer. I avoid grocery store food as much as possible but I supposed if I was in bad shape I’d eat Bambi.

 

[T.C.]

I've been offered Bambi, but just couldn't stomach it. But I can certainly eat that stuff that looks like ground beef from the grocery store.

When I used to butcher up my own deer, I would bone it out and take all the scraps into the local butcher. He would add about 10% beef fat, grind it all up and make deer burger. You have NEVER eaten anything that even comes close to deer burger...makes my mouth water just thinkin' about it.

 

[fistfulladirt]

When I used to butcher up my own deer, I would bone it out and take all the scraps into the local butcher. He would add about 10% beef fat, grind it all up and make deer burger. You have NEVER eaten anything that even comes close to deer burger...makes my mouth water just thinkin' about it.

I just made 50 lbs of venison brats using a 50/50 mix of pork and deer. Nothing better than food you’ve processed.

 

[Duckshot]

It’s not ethical to hunt or eat a fawn deer. I avoid grocery store food as much as possible but I supposed if I was in bad shape I’d eat Bambi.

Up in snow country, a.k.a the great white north, it's against the law to shoot a spotted yearling. But, the late born fawns usually won't make it through winter anyhow. Not enough fat on them. That's o.k., the timber wolves got to eat too.

Those 1-1/2 year old deer are fair game though. There is not much meat on 'em but you can cut the venison with a fork. Very tender compared to an old buck.

 

[RTR]

This "Fireworks" silver is more like a fizzle .Bought this April 2018 for a total of $55.00
Same company ,same 2 oz ingot, today is $65.00 total.
At this rate you'll need a Boat Load (or two boat loads) to make it worth while.
UP $10.00 total in the last 3 years

 

[fistfulladirt]

This "Fireworks" silver is more like a fizzle .Bought this April 2018 for a total of $55.00
Same company ,same 2 oz ingot, today is $65.00 total.
At this rate you'll need a Boat Load (or two boat loads) to make it worth while.
UP $10.00 total in the last 3 years View attachment 1907420

That’s about an 18% gain in three years, compared to less than 1% in your traditional savings account, not bad!

Investment? Terrible. Just a hedge to try and preserve wealth.

 

[Xraywolf]

This "Fireworks" silver is more like a fizzle .Bought this April 2018 for a total of $55.00
Same company ,same 2 oz ingot, today is $65.00 total.
At this rate you'll need a Boat Load (or two boat loads) to make it worth while.
UP $10.00 total in the last 3 years View attachment 1907420

Would have done better on ebay if able, $100+
If you sell back to the people you buy from, of course you will be lowballed into the ground.

 

[RTR]

All I'm saying is... 3 years ago Gold was at $1,300 ...today its at $1,700 ...Roll that silver money into gold
https://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-prices

 

[RTR]

That’s about an 18% gain in three years, compared to less than 1% in your traditional savings account, not bad!

Investment? Terrible. Just a hedge to try and preserve wealth.

"Traditional savings" lol Who does that And the same thing goes...you'll need tons of it to be worth your time. OR,live to be 200

 

[fistfulladirt]

"Traditional savings" lol Who does that And the same thing goes...you'll need tons of it to be worth your time. OR,live to be 200

Well, I looked it up and 71% or 3 of 4 Americans have a traditional savings account with a bank or CU if the web isn’t lying to me. Anyways, I’ve never considered silver a money maker nor a get rich quick scheme unless it’s free ...just another hard asset, a commodity that holds some value, a hedge, not meant to be used until very hard times.

 

[xaos]

Well, actually, WSB is not promoting silver....WSS is..

Here is the reason...the Fed is making the silver ETFs hold more physical silver. This is no different that when the Feds asked banks to hold more money on hand...
Some feel this will artificially create a demand for physical silver. I really dont think buying a few ounces here and there is going to make much of a difference...

A fund like SLV is not going to care about some one ounce coins...they will have to acquire some more physical silver They have net assets of $16.43 Billion and need about $72 million more in physical silver to meet the requirements


These "investors" will be a bit dismayed when they look at the Spot + to buy, and then the Spot - to sell...a round trip will cost between $14 to $20 for their $25 ounce of silver...

They also have some master plan that since some of the hedge funds are short on silver, a price increase will help break them on a short squeeze...

all foolishness...especially all of the pictures of their "hoard"..

The days of collecting physical silver, with its lack of liquidity and commission fees, have gone the way of stamp and coin collecting...just a decreasing trend...

First week in Dec, I bought BTC at a little over $19,100.00...nows its at $56,236.00 and I can sell it in milliseconds for $7...actually, did just that..

UP $10.00 total in the last 3 years

Yes but between the assay fee and the Spot - price....it is a fun looking piece!

 

[Duckshot]

That’s about an 18% gain in three years, compared to less than 1% in your traditional savings account, not bad!

Investment? Terrible. Just a hedge to try and preserve wealth.

I went and got 35 ounces of hedge today.

The shop had two 5 toz. loaves marked .999 but without a maker's mark.

I was going to get seven 5's, but ended up with four and half a tube of RMC Owls.

 

[Duckshot]

Yeah.

But ten years ago a 4'x8' sheet of 3/8" marine plywood was $37.

Now it's >$60 a piece. So, you picked the wrong commodity, in that case.