/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53067659
Maybe, but they'll be really ugly Liberties that are highly stylized and stripped of nearly all symbolism, sort of like French coinage from 1920-1959.
Though it's more likely they'll just slap the mugs of people like LBJ, MLK, Woodrow Wilson and others who helped implement globohomo on future coins.
FDR will almost definitely be brought over to the Aluminum Bronze $10 coin, just so they can thoroughly mock us by having a worthless fake Gold version of a Gold coin bearing the image of the man who outlawed Gold.

The currency fucken sucks right now bros. Trying to get hired after graduating and am barely hearing back anything from job places. Neet/Scholarshipbux used to go from "pretty good" to "I can just barely afford to live, and that's while being a cheap bastard in the process. I'm trying my best to hold out on selling gold or silver because the paper price is insultingly low.

>>28275176
It's the only coin that won't be outlawed or regulated by the government. Nice color scheme and instantly recognizeable logo too.

>>25302678
>you'll be nothing but a loser that pumped a bunch of worthless bags for scummy junior CEO's and startups.

How's the mining down in Leadville been going Big Bob?

Silver miner anon is based and has a generous heart, it's possible that the sector blows up in a bad way but this Great Reset agenda is uncharted territory and i doubt anyone really knows what the world will look like in 5 years. My instincts had me hoovering up bullion like no tomorrow and I knew miners were a steal back in the spring. I never bought or traded any equities ever before March and still don't really know what I'm doing, but managed to get a few 10-baggers already. Silver miner anon and others here have been valuable teachers and helped revolutionize the way I approach investing and money management which will benefit me and my family for the rest of my life. I never really liked monopoly money dollars and often spent them foolishly, but now I understand the value of conservative budgeting, securing wealth with physical and investing what I can afford to loose in the commodities sector before the herd moves in. The big picture fundamentals are ridiculously bullish and I'm very grateful for the good anons of PMG and their generous willingness to freely share their insights and the fruits of their research. I'm still heavily loaded with about 75% in bullion so if every miner got nationalized tomorrow I'd still be in pretty good shape.

Does anyone know when Vangold will get unhalted? I have a small 4k share bag and and am excited to see what it gets revalued at.

>>24905503
Reminds me of this. Amazing how almost nobody's noticed.

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>>24163580
None of these notes have been printed nor commonly used for decades, nevertheless it's still clearly one of the first gradual steps in creating a cashless society.
How long until the reverse ATMs come from the Superbowl to regular bank branches? How long until they put expiration dates on those prepaid cards? I imagine they'll start denominating the prepaid cards in "points" or something just to get you to spend more. The next logical step is for the card to be replaced with a Smartphone app or a microchip and the "points" becoming a CBDC.
Metals will rise as the implementation of all this speeds up, but at a certain point you won't be able to buy metals with out being put on a watchlist and being smeared as a "Gold Hoarding NeoNazi".