/biz/ - Business & Finance

>gold is hyper valuable
>muh anunaki overlrods made proto humans to use them as slave labor to mine gold so the anunaki could save their home planet atmosphere
>all world governments are hoarding gold
>some even attempt to fake it so they can spend it without spending their actual gold
>(((liberated))) countries get their gold stolen
>silver prices are suppressed
>every institution is trying to hoard and stack silver with their gold
>(((unknown forces))) are manipulating markets so they can buy more
>people to attempt to disrupt the system are targeted like the hunt brothers
>this has been 100% stable sound money for thousands of years across all empires kingdoms and dynastys since the dawn of humanity
>all fiat has always failed

Ok so clearly this stuff is important. Which brings me to my question, why does any government today allow private citizens to buy gold and silver at all?

Honestly what is going on with these prices? I thought it would hit 30 or blow past it considering the almost 700 million ounces of silver that has to be delivered in september that would collapse the comex scam so what the heck is going on with gold and silver? China stopped their metal sales and USA is limiting how much gold and silver they sell to people like JMB and what not so what gives?

How much did it cost to field a roman legion for a day?

There have been various answers

Should I sell off all my tubes of 2020 ASE's considering the $7 premiums they have and convert the money towards cheaper premium silver to maximize my ounces? Or would I just break even in the future when its time to convert my silver to gold when the ratio is favorable because all my generic silver resells at spot despite having move ounces compared to my fewer ounces in ASE's that carry a higher premium so it just doesnt matter anymore?

2020 ASE and AGE could be worth something too no? Its the last year for the design, and 2020 is significant for obvious bat related reasons. Also next years coins could be a shit ugly design with that Mint ID shit or some other blue tooth chip implant making the final year sought after.

Is this wrong of me to think?

Does anyone have a picture of what a secondary market scottsdale silver bar looks like? They are selling 10 oz stackers secondary cheaper than their new bars.

I dont mind saving $5 but not if the bar looks like shit. How does scottsdale get secondary market of their own bars anyway?