/biz/ - Business & Finance

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I've got this jew one and quite a few US guides. images and these:
Silver: bit dot ly/33ryJBb
Gold: bit dot ly/327ob9T

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>no longer 1pbtid
I will now (not) reply to you with ASTONISHING FACTS
for the lurkers
Silver was used as money directly for thousands of years. What makes silver desirable as a money is its corrosion resistance and natural antibiotic properties. In other words, the coins can change hands hundreds of times and remain clean. One silver coin in a jar or barrel of water is enough to keep the water fresh and clean! This is also why we use SILVERWARE! If you're going to put your food on something and put that thing in your mouth, you want it to be CLEAN
Silver is also the most reflective metal on Earth, which is why it was used for mirrors. The only property that technology is only just now taking advantage of is the amazing conductivity.

>>54540750
>PM's have no bag holder, you buy it then you hold it
>you hold it
>not a bag holder
Literally doublethink.

>>54483842
Depends on what stack you already have. I was all set with guns/food/energy last year when I sold my house and had a stack of cash available, so I spent ~65% of it at 4:1 Ag:Au and still have the rest in cash to see what plays out over the coming year. Currently DCAing ~20oz a week

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