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if you're not American, various taxes or laws might make it better for you to buy reptile coins

>>19993467
Okay I see your point, however when the price of a 1oz Maple Leaf is 1USD lower per coin that will hurt your yield over time. (currently on apmex)
I live in Europe, here the Maple Leaf is the nr. 1 due to low premium, very closely followed by the Wiener Philharmoniker.

>>1842551

I have over 110 ounces of silver, some gold bars of varying gram weights that I got cheap on sale at JM Bullion and Provident to help preserve purchasing power, over a month of food (accumulating more), a seed bank I keep cool and dry to use for my garden and as money if shit really got fucked, and guns/ammunition because we have a massive welfare state now and all the losers who are enjoying the bread and circuses right now will be chimping out if the conveyor belt of money, food and entertainment suddenly stops.

I have no "tribe" to speak of, so I would be in it alone. Advantageous in some ways, potentially completely fucked in others.

>>1842777

You mean recession, and no, we're still in it. The """recovery""" is only superficial and thanks to QE and printing currency. The injuries are still there, the painkillers have helped people of shorter attention spans forget them.