/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57895706
>inb4 mug shiny

Luv me shiny mugs, simple as.

>>56650061
It would be unethical to offer a diagnosis and write a prescription without an in-person evaluation of the patient, and it sounds like you don't even really know him that well yourself. I'd try to feel him out a bit better before going full retard and spilling your spaghetti all over the newlyweds' carpets. Maybe he has a nascent interest in history or other countries, and numismatics might be an effective way to plant the seed? Maybe he likes fancy interior decor and fine dining and would respond well to a shiny silver goblet or beer mug or candelabrum?

>>55887135

Cheers anon

>>54589378
>you haven't seen comfy yet

I'm already breddy comfy, can't wait to relish the transcendent comfiness that the finest schizos have prophesied tho.

who here a silver gobletkang or mugchad? I think I saw an anon post a nice silver goblet in the last week or so.

>>53934162
>14$ a pound in 2023 will potentially be what in 10 years time?

Rick Rule says it's easily going triple digits per kilo this decade, but maybe you should look around and see if you can find nicely stamped lb or kilo bars for sale at a good price? Trust in and liquidity of unmarked mystery bars will be limited, and if the metal moons you can be sure that unscrupulous jews will melt and sell their pewter as pure tin so people will be more suspicious.

A catalyst of tin surging is shit like Indonesia, one of the world's primary producers, positioning to ban its export, instability in Myanmar, fuel prices rising and broad ESG/environmentalist restrictions on extraction, as a lot of tin is mined from placer deposits which ruins ecosystems.
https://equalocean.com/news/2022051918072

>>53863112
Hell yeah man I hope it's legit, post pics when you get it! It's possible it's a smaller "H" type ingot coin but those are authentic oogabooga monies too.
>>53863141
>think about buying a silver tankard mug and other antique silverware
Based and frostypilled, sterling mugs are unironically much more rare than gold.

>>52718251
Assuming that's a 12-16oz capacity mug with no custom monograms you did fine, ya paid retail price but big old silver beer mugs are pretty scarce and hold their value well, you should try to get sterling cheaper in the future though. If however it's just a babby cup made for little kids then sadly ya done goofed.

>>50720633
>silver in their water

Men put water in their silver

Just got my old solid sterling beer and coffee mug in the mail, 244 grams so it cost only a little under current melt value, but it's in great shape with no engravings and holds 16 ounces with a 1/2 inch to spare which I'm absolutely ecstatic about (the can is a 16oz too). Big sterling mugs like these are hard to find, it feels damn good to cross this one off the want-list. Happy hunting frens!