/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27826569
Peppermint veins are rare and difficult to mine but if you have a Bumble friend he can make fast work of it.

>>27826769
We always had tile tables growing up. Dad used to make them, but the one we have now was purchased.

>>20097240
Easy, bud - it's a brand new thread!

>>19977020
I bought most of my stack like 5 years ago when silver was selling for ~$14/oz. My first 10oz-er was $16.67/ozt, then we bought again at ~$15.50 and again at ~$14. Price average for me is around $15/ozt on a little over 300ozt.

>>19939756
I bought me, my brother, and my sister a 1ozt silver bar each to fondle. Other than that we like to stack bars in our hands and feel the weight.

For gold we have jewelry to fondle.

>>19917453
300+ ozt silver, .935ozt gold

Old pic.

>>19831999
That's a shame, I'm sorry anon.

I noticed a few years back that the successful people you see are, largely, successful /FAMILIES/. It has to start somewhere and it needs to be handled meticulously nepotistic. Only blood-kin, and even then only the most trustworthy of them should inherit the stack.

My brother liked the idea so much he started contributing to the stack as well.

Pic semi-related. It's an older pic sir but it checks out.

>>18831694
My brother, sister, and I pooled our money to buy our stack. It's the family treasury. Anyone blood-related can borrow from it but they have to replace what they borrow. Terms are set on a case-by-case basis.

Commencing small dump of my stack circa early 2016

I buy a lot of sunshine mint products because of the micro-engraved security feature.

>>1793696
This was my collection as of Jan 2016 - I've since purchased more but haven't taken any recent pictures. Pictured is a bit over 270ozt in silver.