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annual production of platinum is 150-300 metric tons a year while for gold its 3000-4000 metric tons per year.

Despite being more scarce and having nearly the same qualities like not rusting or tarnishing it's worth less.

Is buying into plat bars and coins a meme? Im convinced it is but whats the general opinion here? why are they so worthless?

>> No.13356221
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>>13356154
Jewelry industry
Computer processors industry


Are you even trying? Act like you want to make it.

>> No.13356271

>>13356221
>jewelry industry
wheres the demand?
>computer processors/everything else not related to jewelry
you dont need much plat for those which is why production is low to stagnant while gold production is slowing down from low below ground reserves. .

Again where is the demand? Platinum is worthless because people dont consider it godly like gold and never will.

>> No.13356315

>>13356271
>lives a life void of women.

No wonder you’re so out of touch.
You’re never foing to make it.

>> No.13356325

>>13356271
Also notice how even my id implies that I’m fucking amazing.

MOTHER FUCKING BITCOINWHALE, BITCHBOI.

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>>13356315
>>13356325

>> No.13356570

bunmmp ffaggots

>> No.13356659

>>13356154
Platinum is hard to sell when the time comes and local coin shops barely want to buy it and if they do you will get well under spot. You will never have a problem selling gold or silver though.

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It all comes down to demand, that's basically it anon. From who? Well definitely not from the public I'll tell you that much. Every product needs a buyer, sad to say that Platinum doesn't have very many compared to Gold.

>> No.13356813

>>13356682
yes but the question is if there will ever be demand? Platinum is important for automotives, medical stuffs and other things but as the op states, only 150-300 tonnes of it is produced each year, most of it in south africa. 1/3 of platinum produced is used in jewelry and frankly it looks less neat than silver.

>>13356659
thats what im thinking.

>> No.13357573

>>13356154
Niggers, women, jews, Italians & pajeets... mostly. Historically they were priced similarly

>> No.13357588

>>13356154
Only drawback is liquidity.
I'm not sure if gold is overvalued or platinum is undervalued.

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>>13356682
He looks like Gaybo.

>> No.13357745

>>13356154
The answer is history and precedent.

Gold is valuable because it has been a monetary standard for millennia, and so everyone else values it

Platinum never has, you’re not going to see governments fomo into it when they are all already using gold

>> No.13359019

>>13357588
Gold is overhauled right now

>> No.13360148

>>13359019
Overhauled?

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>>13356154
Stock to flow ratio

>> No.13360442

>>13356154
Comes down to demand over scarcity. Gold has more uses and is a backer in most currencies so it will have more demand to more people. Still I would buy some, I have and will sit on it and see if it builds any real equity over time. Just don't go crazy and break the bank over it. As a side tip make a gold panning setup if you live near any river deposits i do it and make an extra 300-400 a month when i go fishing and collect sediment to sift.

>> No.13360741

>>13360442
>Comes down to demand over scarcity.
this.

t.collectors market aficionado.