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>>17716054
i think this is the big one though anon. think about it logically. there are no more monetary solutions. QE is already a spent force. what the fuck is the fed gonna do this time? we're looking a potential paradigm shift.

>imagine missing the greatest buying opportunity
>imagine falling for this retarded panic
>imagine the boom when corona is confirmed to be mass hysteria

you guys are seriously retarded if you're not buying right now.

>>17655153
Thanks for the explanation. So the extent to which the yield has fallen is unprecedented?

Also, will more QE fix this like it did 10 years ago? How bad do you think house prices will fall?

>>17548633


What's your monthly budget? Always great deals to be had with European and pre-33 coins. Watch out for half-sovereigns, 20 francs, and $5 liberty heads. if you're really poor, look out for deals on mexican dos pesos. calculate how much over spot the fractional is. i have a rule of thumb where i don't spend more than $20 over spot per coin. this figure is lower for smaller fractionals like dos pesos. in reality, i spend about $10 over spot per coin on average. keep your eye out for deals on apmex, jmbullion etc. pmsforsale on reddit is also a great way to buy fractionals close to spot. in general, don't sweat premiums too much unless they're exorbitant because with gold, you can always find a buyer. just look at silver for fuck's sake, on ebay. there are chumps out there buying ASE's for $25-$30 a coin.

also, never buy coins for numismatic value. always only go by spot.