/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>3187749

120 or so ounces of silver, mostly bullion with some 40% silver Kennedy half dollars that I regret buying, but they were the cheapest junk silver. The 90% was 3 to 4 bucks over spot, fuck that.

For gold, few scrap rings and one very nice ring, and some 1 gram and 2.5 gram bars I got on sale.

>>2969495

Go to JM Bullion or Provident. By bars gold and/or silver. Kilos of silver. Pay in BTC. Buy in quantities less than $10,000 so it's not reported to the IRS.

Get metals. Sell them at a local dealer or some shit, do not let them give you too much below the spot price.

You now have cash. Keep a little of the gold and more of the silver. You'll need it for the next crash. Do not buy a house until after the crash, if ever.

>>2965120

https://goldsilver.com/blog/irs-1099-gold-reporting-private-gold-private-silver-bullion/

>The transaction is almost always private. There is no reporting requirement from a gold dealer to the IRS of what we sold to you, unless BOTH of the following conditions exist:

>1. The transaction(s) exceed $10,000; AND

>2. Actual cash (or money orders, bank or certified checks, etc.) is used to make the purchase(s).

Like I said in a previous post, if you have over 10k in BTC to sell, you could buy just under 10k at one online dealer and the rest on another, and pay with BTC at each, and you're fine.

I prefer silver because it's more liquid. If I'm looking to flip BTC into fiat, I buy kilos of silver. If I want some silver to hold, I buy one ounce bars, rounds and coins, and sometimes 5 oz and 10 oz bars. Silver also made proportionately higher gains than gold during the recession.

>>2036002

1. Yes, they are manipulated
2. Yes I'm pissed that I bought my silver at $13 or so and it spiked at $20 and it's been manipulated downward to $15
3. I'll still hang on to it because it will go to the moon eventually, just when (((they))) want it to

Markets crash and markets rise. Keep them and wait, they're a buy-and-hold asset.

>>1959712

Yeah, the USD is on rocky ground, and there's only so many times you can play the "let's find a pretext for war with country X because they don't want to play our game of geopolitical Monopoly anymore".


>Then again, Russia and especially China are buying up a shit ton of Gold year on year and loads of countries have started repatriating their hold reserves

I've seen it for a while now, and apparently they're getting ready for some heavy shit. There's a lot of power that could soon be shifted from West to East, and when Gold spikes during the next recession/depression, Russia and China could find themselves in much better positions.

Russia, China, Iran...all bypassing the Dollar, and all on the hit-list. The world is getting tired of this shit.

>>1959711

Silver too, but also rare Earth minerals would be good to have. Too bad China has almost exclusive claim to them.

>>1925630

Buy gold and silver to help retain purchasing power in the next crash.

Live cheap as fuck.

Kill self at 50 years old tops.