/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18469544
Normal civilians will only accept reliable coins as they have little expertise in the area. In addition, they don't know how to spot fake gold/silver so they will play it safe (buy coins instead of generic).

The rules are changing so often that nobody knows what the fuck is going on. My CPA is stumped right and confessed this morning that he has no idea what's going on lmao..

>>17781084
Real Communism meanwhile all fail because it depends on a central state to distribute and micromanage every tiny thing in a massive nation. Giving all responsibilities to a state makes it very vulnerable to corruption and power hunger.

That is why all Communist projects that started pure all ended up as failed authoritarian states or things that just disappear by itself (e.g. China without fanfare abandons Maoism and just becomes a hypercapitalist state). All those failed Communist states are REAL COMMUNISM

>>15272603
Personally Apmex and JM bullion bars to me are trustworthy and I would buy them off you. Coin shops and bullion sellers will buy them readily too. However expect lower premiums (or none at all) just because they are not government/brand name (brand name bars would be something like Pamp Suisse). I or any coin shop would offer less money because if I buy APMEX bars from you, I would have a harder time selling them to a commoner as they might not know what the heck APMEX is.

Not sure if a commoner/noob would buy them. They will probably stick to government issued coins because they are afraid of unfamiliar things (and I can't blame them for being that way).