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A nice JM bar to add to the collection. Proper cooling lines.

@swAgger my intention has been to build up a holding of KVT's. At the point the pre-ICO coins are available i may buy some. The yield on these will be greater but as i intend to mint like a demon i am not that swayed by the higher yield. If a pre-ICO coin yields twice a post-ICO, then two cycles of post-ICO minting and you are even.
If this works the KVT's will be money trees. This is where the risk is and this is why the blueprint promises the perpetual yield. If Kinesis doesn't do much your KAU/KAG's are blockchain title over metal and you are good but KVT's are poorly performing tokens and potentially a complete wipe out. You will have to work hard minting and indefinitely so to keep up with the yield on KVT's which require no work. i have been adding KVT's every month - i did so this month (which is why i have denied myself some of the silver bars for sale on the forum which i would have loved to have got).
i am in the Kinesis Ambassadors group. i didn't realise i was until the last week. It is a  small group of people who have shown an interest and made some useful comments. It is a Kinesis think tank outside of the company. We don't get anything out of it but the discussions are interesting. My advice to you would be to hold off getting more KVT's right now. Kinesis needs to secure registration as a Designated Business. It is a registration with the Isle of Man authorities where the business plan and the people running it are vetted. It is to see if the people running it are fit and proper and that Kinesis is not counterfeiting/laundering money. They are hopeful but i note they have been negotiating with the IoM authorities for several months. Digital Gold Limited, which is running BullionCoin in which the ABX were negotiating a joint venture, has Designated Business status and got in the middle of 2017. The business model of BullionCoin is very similar so as long as the board of Kinesis have not been convicted of certain offences one would assume there will be no issues but i note negotiations have been going on for several months. They have alternatives to the IoM and will go to another jurisdiction if the application is rejected and do not anticipate any delays in launch even if this does happen.  This registration is fundamental to the business. Quite a few in the Ambassadors group are not going to buy more KVT's until this is sorted. i am the same. i intend to lump all KVT's into a single corporate entity which will not be subject to taxation. The number of KVT's is sufficient to generate sufficient yield to mint decent quantities of coins - quite quickly at the KWG and KWS level. So i am not that fussed about getting the pre-ico coins. Once i get going i would hope to be cycling through the minting process at least once a week and more if i can fit them in.

A nice JM bar to add to the collection. Proper cooling lines.

A nice JM bar to add to the collection. Proper cooling lines.

A nice JM bar to add to the collection. Proper cooling lines.

A nice JM bar to add to the collection. Proper cooling lines.

A nice JM bar to add to the collection. Proper cooling lines.

A nice JM bar to add to the collection. Proper cooling lines.

A few fingers from BYB

El Gordo [the big fat one].

A few fingers from BYB

A nice old Engelhard cast bar. The style and italicised font of the Engelhard hallmark denotes an Australian bar. This 1kg silver bar was made at the Thomastown refinery, Victoria, Australia. The bar must predate 1988 as this is when Deak took over the refinery.
 
 

Another old bar. i am still researching this bar, many old refiners are no more and difficult to find much about.
 

Not quite a bar but almost
 

 
 

Another chunky 1970's ingot from Great Western Coin & Bullion of Modesto, California.

Thanks to Ash a couple of 1 kilo bars from Australia. Deak International bought the refinery from Engelhard which explains why the bars have a similar look. Deak didn't last long and was bought out by Johnson Matthey.

El Gordo [the big fat one].

A few fingers from BYB

Another chunky 1970's ingot from Great Western Coin & Bullion of Modesto, California.

El Gordo [the big fat one].

Thanks to Ash a couple of 1 kilo bars from Australia. Deak International bought the refinery from Engelhard which explains why the bars have a similar look. Deak didn't last long and was bought out by Johnson Matthey.

i have felt for a long time that the only way to truly rectify the system is to destroy it - completely. Smash the trough that the swine feed at. Many will suffer but it will be better in the end. i prepare for this situation so as to get out ahead on the other side. What is needed means destroying the monetary system. That the stock market must be crashed, that the economy must be destroyed, that the Federal Reserve must be ended, that the USD must be obliterated. A trade war is in the plan - i suspect China - Russia and the US are cooperating in this trade war.
It was interesting to note that Q Anon posting on 4chan.org was asked to prove him/herself and get Trump to say 'tip-top, tippy-top' in a speech. i have never heard anyone say tippy-top. In the Easter speech Trump said 'tip-top and tippy-top'
Listen from about 50 seconds. I think if there is any doubt that Q Anon is not Trump himself or directly involved with Trump at the highest level it is settled now. Notice the White Rabbit in attendance. We are about to go down the rabbit hole.
 

i have mentioned for some months now the growing number of EFP's being booted over to the London market from COMEX. There will be a default and a price explosion. Like a bomb exploding it will be very sudden and to most of the world completely unexpected.
It is well worth the time to read this piece. It bringing into focus what is happening and what you will not hear from the controlled financial media. The paper market days are very limited.
https://www.tfmetalsreport.com/blog/8942/guest-post-explaining-exchanges-physical-efps-gijsbert-groenewegen

i have looked at this before - i have some PAMP bars myself.
Not very helpful. i also had a go at finding the date of a vintage Silvertowne bar - no help from those people either. So much for these numbers.

i have shown these before but this is a good place to post them again. A few PAMP kilo bars