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>>54222756

>worthless gold and silver

Humans valued gold and silver when we were wearing raw animals skins and using stone tools. It’s not going to go away. Get that through your head. It’s more than an objective valuation of these materials for their properties; it is built into the very universe that they are valuable, useful for industry and functional as money. Implicit to reality.

If the dinosaurs - or some other race - evolved to intelligence and dominance over this world; they would value gold and silver just as we do. Probably more because hopefully they wouldnt have Jews.

>>54195845

Your sister is intelligent and you Anon are in fact a retard. Not necessarily because of PMs, but because you’d cast aside something as precious and important as a blood relative tie over your own ignorance.

Asking again for more replies.

Question: I can get pic related for ~7% premium; if I want a state minted coin it’s closer to double that. Is it better to stick with smaller premiums to stack weight, even if it’s an unusual format?

I figure when times comes to sell I’ll likely get SPOT anyway. So may as well keep premiums down in the front end. Thoughts?

>Also I live in Canada where Crown gold and anything <98% pure gets taxed 13% AFTER numis premiums. Which is BS

Real talk Anons. My stacks GSR is a little too silver heavy so I’m boosting my gold.

Question: I can get pic related for ~7% premium; if I want a state minted coin it’s closer to double that. Is it better to stick with smaller premiums to stack weight, even if it’s an unusual format?

I figure when times comes to sell I’ll likely get SPOT anyway. So may as well keep premiums down in the front end. Thoughts?