/biz/ - Business & Finance

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daily reminder never to buy phillies, the ugliest coins of all

>>19769263
but what about the current houswife status? I need to know.

>>19769615
still well to do unfortunately

Picked up some of these guys, I do like me some cyberpunk silver.

I'm looking to invest in some mining stocks to take advantage of the likely stagflation that is going to hit. I am also going to be looking into purchasing some Bullion as well.
Pan American Silver, Barrick, and Kinross look like real solid growth potential candidates.
First Nevada and Kirkland Lake Gold appear to be safer and also they show a lot of potential.
Looking for suggestions from the regulars in here at what stocks to check out, or some reassurance at what I am looking at right now. Also, if there are any small market cap mining operations under the radar, that is something I wouldn't mind throwing a little money into as well.

>>19770255
I like the aesthetics of Asahi.

>>19770255
Damn that's a nice aesthetic design, wish I was burger.

I wonder where I stand among other PM Biztards.

155 oz silver + 1oz gold stacklet

>>19770500
238 oz silver/1 oz gold checking in, gonna buy more soon with my ronabucks

Are we FOMOing right now if we're still buying?

>>19770500
Checked
200 oz silver
1.05 oz gold
1oz platinum
7 grams palladium

So if central banks are manipulating PM prices, why wouldn't the manipulation continue?

It seems like a losing proposition when asset prices will just inflate anyways.

>>19770500
1400 oz silver and 31 oz gold reporting in

>>19770500
1oz gold and 30oz silver

>>19770500
~850oz Ag
18oz Au
6.55oz Pt

>>19770500
406oz of silver
1/10oz micro stacklet gold

>>19771167 I bow before your stack

>>19771191
Bad ass anon.

>>19771143
The game ends when international trust in the dollar ends
Which could be any day now with Russia, China, India, Arabs, Europe and South America all looking into crypto/gold replacements for the usd

>>19770350
Buy
Physical
Metal

>>19770868
a major dip may happen again when 2nd rona wave hits, but I'm no expert
>>19770350
wait for pan man to arrive, he's molested about stocks every /pmg/

Does anyone else have a backwards gold to silver ratio?

I just got addicted to Gold stacking. Sitting close to 12 oz gold and probably < 120 oz silver

>>19770350
Miners are a good leveraged play on the metals market. The companies you named are all fairly solid, though truth be told I don't know much about them. As far as under the radar, I picked up some CCW per a recommendation I read on here some time ago.

>>19771797

did you take this photo with a 2004 nokia phone

>>19770350
hello hows everyones morning?

Like the first commenter says, I would get yourself some physical metal first and foremost. We still have no idea what is coming down the line, stocks might not be the best option for the future. Your choices of First Nevada and Kirkland Lake Gold are very good, I would suggest also looking into companies like Skeena and Seabridge, Pretivm as well. They are all doing well with their projects. Skeena specifically looks very good so far this year as they are restarting drilling and pre assessment for their Eskay Creek Mine, which was one of Canada's leading silver / gold producers in the past. Be careful though and do your own research. Some others that are looking interesting are Dolly Vardan Silver and Ascot Resources. Dolly Vardan just got investment from Sprott and Ascot is waiting on their feasibility report for their Premier mine.

>>19771797
Yes, I only have gold except for a few batbois and an old eagle. I only buy gold, I like it being portable.

>>19771470
Yeah definitely
>>19772009
>>19772404
Thanks for the tips. I’ll probably make a play on some miners at the next dip while stacking up some metals on the side. Will need to do research on each company tho.

proud owner of 12 eagles reporting in

Looks like premiums are dropping across the board boys, for example Monument Metals is down to the low $21's for gov coins.

Could be panic buying slowing down or people running out of corona money.

>>19770255
Just bought 5 will buy many more when I get my next paycheck. Hands down best looking silver coin! (close second are my monero coins)

>>19769349
Kys kikestein

Mike Maloney is about to go live 5 mins lads

>>19773714
Post link

>>19773740
https://youtu.be/fNkBMS-veZs

>>19773762
Ty. Should I be watching this or the fed stream?

I may be bugging but I only bought my gold and silver from apmex jmb moneymetalexch. Basically any dealer reccommended here. A few threads ago some people were concerned with fakes. Is there a chance my stuff is fake despite buying them from these dealers?

>>19772404
Hey brother, what do you think of M3 metals and Crystal lake mining?

>>19773811
Those fakes were from reddit, not any professional dealers. There is about a 0% chance you will get any fakes.

If you bought from reputable dealers like APMEX, JMB, etc, you should be fine. Unlikely they are slinging fakes. If it came out that fakes were moving through those companies it would collapse confidence and possibly kill their business. They have a lot riding on their reputations.

>>19773811
I tend to stick with JM. I've bought junk from flea market before, it was legit. But it's too risky buying other bullion. and it is tempting a guy at local flea market had generic bullion for spot, but I have no decent means testing a 10 oz sunshine bar. So better for me to just pay the $20/oz online as opposed to $17/oz from him, but it is very tempting. He may have a sigma I've never asked but I doubt

>>19773836
>>19773894
Thanks. Eases the mind a little

>>19773738
>it’s real.

My digits will confirm my thoughts that once this ratio hits 70k$ per oz gold and 7500$ an oz silver they will collapse the paper market.

>>19774182
Re-roll. 60k gold 6,000 silver

37K and 2.4

>>19774182
Rolling for $5 Silver, $100 Gold
>Check 'em

>>19774213
$100k gold $10 silver

>>19773816
Crystal Lake (Now Enduro Metals Corp) has some very interesting ground at their Newmont Lake Project, there exploring the newest areas of glacial retreat within the "Golden Triangle" region of BCs Northwest Coast Range. However they havent seem to have done much recently, and have had some issues it seems with their corporate setup, I need to look into that further.

M3 Metals again has some very interesting ground, including a massive bulk tonnage gold / copper target 25km northwest of the NewGold / Artemis Blackwater mine. They also have aquired a claim I know very well, the "Stars" Copper property 2 hours west of Houston BC. I worked at Stars two years ago working for competitor companies who had adjacent claims, including Botco. The company however has yet to do any substantial work, unless I missed something in their news releases.

>>19773738
pic related is from 1 year ago from yesterday

>>19774340
Re-roll

>>19773714
What happened to the stream? It just trailed off in the middle.

> End of year $/ozt
Silver: 50
Plat: 1000
Gold: 2250

>>19774344
You da real G brother. Thanks for your analysis

>>19774182
The paper market will collapse and they will both reach infinite

>>19770500
2700 oz silver and 31oz gold
>>19769349
I was disappointed when I received the philharmonics, they're really nothing special at all and I hate the smooth rim rather than etched. ASEs are peak aesthetic I think

Good video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7COlOGDeiWQ

>>19775031
Phillies have a smooth rim?!? No wonder why everyone hates them, they're breaking centuries of tradition by not giving gold and silver coins lettered or ridged edges.

>>19774376

eoy
10k gold
60 silver

>>19774182
10k/oz gold
3k/oz silver

>>19774182
ID SAYS C U C K
HOLY FUCK ANON BLOWN THE FUCK OUT LMAOOOOOOOOO

>>19774182
Omfg based KEK anon

>>19774182
KEK

>>19770500
294 oz gold
21,000 oz silver
80 oz platinum
10 oz rhodium
15 oz palladium
$400,000 cash
$1,500,000 mining stocks

my broker recommended Invesco Oppenheimer's precious metals fund, anyone familiar with them?

Anyone know how to buy futures or stocks of exotic chemical elements?

>>19775260
Yes unless mine are fake kek

They etched coins originally so it would be obvious if a kike had taken shavings off the coin, as Jews were notorious for coin clipping

>>19769263
Hey guys, thoughts on XPD?

>>19776077
What do you do and did you have money before you got into your job? Also age? Genuinely curious.

>>19772404
Give me your top 10 miners. Gold/silver juniors with a few larger ones. I have seen like 30 different names dropped this past week+

>>19776077
You can buy the whole based department

>>19769726
Soon to be formally however....

>>19776207
1

>>19776180
>>19776077
Oh sorry I meant to follow up. I lied, I wish it was true.

2.25 oz gold
260 oz silver

thats it

>>19770500
500 oz silver
Should I at least get an oz of gold?

>>19769349
theres a reason they're going for less then a niue coin right now...
https://sdbullion.com/2020-1-oz-austrian-silver-philharmonic-coin-bu?utm_source=findbullionprices.com

>>19776261
1oz for each 100oz silver or at least a half ounce for every 100

>>19776235
Lol I was going to say. Still though anon a healthy stack.

>>19776338
Silver is silver

>>19776417
I feel anemic..I need MORE

>>19773432
honestly anon we have to be careful with the timings from now on.
prices should lower or hover around where there at. with a few dips here and there.
i'm guessing when the work force is in full swing say july, normies will start selling off silver and gold thinking the ecnonomy is good. then bam! second wave of corona hits bigger then the first. and don't ever expect to see a eagle below $20 again

>>19776469
I'm literally filing for unemployment as we speak so that I can turn state dollars into more metal. Do it today!

>>19776207
Top 5 established companies in no particular order
>Newmont Gold Corp
>Freeport McMoran
>Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd
>Kinross Gold Corp
>PureGold

Juniors and up and coming companies
>Skeena Resources
>Pretivm Resources
>Seabridge Mining

I have a bunch of penny stock companies that i follow as well but they might not be interesting to you.

>>19776590
I love penny stocks.

>>19776590
>skeena
>pure
>pretium
>seabridge

have those, ill look into kinross kirkland since they were also on my list a while back but I never got in on them, ill check the other out later

>>19774182
Lmfao cuck!

>>19776666
:o

>>19776618
than look into these
>Engineer Gold Mines
>Strikepoint Gold
>Etruscus Resources
>Ascot Mining
>Dolly Varden Silver Corp
>Jaxon Mining
>Brixton Minerals
>Mountain Boy Minerals

I have more but its a giant list and I am busy at the moment. I am waiting in a coffee shop in Wells for my map data to update.

How am I doing guys?

>>19776799
Set. Buy more if/when you can

>>19776799

> 28 units for 1.5 ounces total

what

>>19776448
I've heard people say that before. but most of them are just poor bastards who refuse to spend the premium on silver eagles.
when silver is $15oz i'm more likely to believe you. when silver is $50oz, those silver eagles will still be getting some premium back, but those generic rounds, we'll will be lucky if we can sell those for 2 or 3 dollars below spot, and that's only if they have a refinery willing to buy it in the first place

>>19775664
No way gold is 10k while silver is just 60

>>19769263
I unironically dropped all my trump bux on kraken coins and I'm not even mad.

>>19776767
My current list

Hecla Mining
First majestic
Pretium Resources
Fortuna Silver
Mag Silver Corp
Keena
Pure Gold
Etruscus Resources
Alexco Resource Group
Ascot Resources
Artemis Gold
Kootenay Silver
Silver One Resources
Dolly Varden Silver

What are your thoughts? I want to expand so I am always looking out for new ventures but I am glad to see some overlap with companies you mention in your posts. II have not heard of your other ones listed there but I will take notes.

Sorry for question but new to precious metals
I saw 2 silver coins for sale, both .999 and both had excellent conditions and both weighed 1troy ounce
One had 1$ denominations and one had .25$ denominations
Can someone explain what’s the difference in denomination even means?
I thought since both weight the same and have same amount of silver in them, they should be same price

>>19776967
>keena
Skeena*

>>19776891
Gold and silver will not moon this year.

>>19777004
>keena
Ooga booga inc

>>19776967
I see no issues with the names on your list. I would keep an eye out though for companies like Equity Metals Corporation, who keep changing their name, there are more than a few of those types of toxic company that just eat up investor money with little to show for it.

>>19777083
I never heard of them. I will try to avoid. Now I will think every company I go in on are all doing the same thing

>>19776990
Face Value (FV) is different than the value of the metal used to make the coin. A Government can make a 1 oz copper coin and give it an FV of $100,000,000 and make a 100 oz gold coin blessed by Jesus himself and give it a FV of $1.

Legally, the FV means you can spend it in commerce so if you want into a gas station to buy some chips and w/e else that totals $12 you can pay with 12 1oz Silver Eagle coins since they each have a $1 FV as mandated by the US Government. Even if the metal used in that coin is worth minimum the spot price of silver at the time you spend it. So like $18 each coin.

The America the Beautiful 5 oz silver coins are based off of US Quarters for 25 cents each despite being a 5 oz silver coin costing you over $100 to buy. But you can pay for $1 chips with 4 of those fuckers and the store is legally required to take it as payment kek

>>19777777

>>19776990
its all the personal preference of the govt minting the coins. also lots of the time the age of the coin matters, since the US used to be on a gold standard the older coins resemble a fixed weight based on the standard at the time, and as time goes on govts get looser with their money...

>>19777207
companies like the one i listed are easy to spot, they have a lot of debt, they dont release info often, name changing or often overhauling corporate positions more than normal.

I hate when usps says my order is out for delivery and it is not delivered on that day. How fucking hard is it to accurately track those things?

>>19777567
Dunno, about as hard as it is to not namefag because of a lucky get.

>>19777621
Pee pee poo poo

>>19774361
I have a pic on another phone that shows 750 per oz of silver in Sept right around when the money printing started again, the amount printed this year is staggering. We're just getting started too.

>>19776879
Fractional 1gram gold (mostly bought when I was new)

>>19777829
Was this supposed to convince me that you're not a retarded craven jackass faggot? Because you're not doing a very good job of it.

>>19770500
There's going to be people with a lot more, and people with far less and almost no ability to get bigger stacks.

If you have any with the right mindset you're going to do better than 80% of everyone else.

If your stack is small, find ways to cut your expenses, and if possible work two jobs until at least November. I work two jobs and 60% of my income goes to stacking.
I went from 100oz of silver to over 2k in about a year working low wage jobs.

>>19777902
> pee
> pee
> poo
> poo

>>19777567
These delivery trucks have quotas so when the day is nearing its end and they cannot deliver the last packages, they mark them as delivered but leave them in the truck until the next day or the mail place receiving the mail just hasnt sorted through everything that came that day so while its technically delivered to the PO box for example, its not in your box yet

source: friend worked for usps for a while and told me

>>19777280
So basically, I don’t need to pay any attention to face value when I buy silver coin, right?

>>19777567
They are probably getting by loo..I mean peaceful protestors against white supremacy
Nothing to be worried about

>>19778045
The mailman here is black, I think he stole my silver.

I just went out and bought another 100 oz bar... I'm addicted, pmg...

>>19778431
There is something special about a shiny 1oz gold coin, or a phat heavy 100oz silver bar.

>>19774182
>KEK
>$2500/oz silver
>$75000/oz gold

>>19778055
As some anons said numismatic value is something to consider when stacking. I have a few old Osterreichs or whatever that I'm sure will fetch a better price than a Brittania. But silver is at the end silver and when it comes to base value all coins are basically the same.

>>19777941
Is the big moon suppose to occurred in November? I know basically that will be the season where Occam's razor is closing and we all could face oblivion. Is it still a good idea to stack even though I have roughly 18ozt of silver and maybe a half ozt of gold?

>>19778891
Ye because I was think of getting some .999 5 oz coins

>>19778891
The question right now is whether or not there's going to be a dip before it moons. I'm proceeding on the theory that there will be a dip, but I'm also stocking up a little even while the price is still relatively high just in case it all spikes suddenly and without warning. I have a really, really bad feeling about next month.

>>19778968
Honestly if you can afford it go for it. My whole thing was some of my money wasn't going towards anything in particular so I started getting PMs while the going was good even though I'm green to this whole thing.

>>19779033
That's what I'm afraid of. If there's a massive spoke we should see some warning signs right? No one knows what the hell is happening to the economy and markets right now and personally it feels like the second wait before you go down the slope of a rollercoaster.

>>19770500
130 toz of silver
26.5 grams of gold
Could (should) have bought more, but I've been putting $ into the stock market. Thinking it might be big brained to move 60% of that $ into PMs soon, though...

>>19776517
>when the work force is in full swing say july
What makes you think that's going to happen? The amount of businesses closed and redundant jobs lost surely spells doom (or at least aggressive stagnation) for many counties.
I'd say that premiums will soar once that reality begins to set in.

>>19779100
A big red flag for me was the second incursion in as many weeks of a Russian spy plane into Alaskan airspace. Normally, there's months in between those events. I have a really, really bad feeling about what's coming up.

>>19779100
Ye I like both their investment and their collection value

>>19770500
160oz of silver
1.25oz of gold

Got my Rwanda coins!

>>19779252

show us, african brother

>>19779033
>>19779167

Any one who does not have at least 33% exposure to precious metals right now is severely exposing themselves to risk. If a person is sitting it out with cash and trusting that there _must_ be a dip, he is simply gambling. First, miners and gold have not crashed, historically, on the second leg down of a stock market collapse; and, secondly, a default on the COMEX, or some catastrophic world event, could spike precious metals within moments. Do you remember how PMs simply shot up in a straight line directly after Powell said that interest rates would be zero until 2023? That sort of thing might happen any day now. Keep some cash (I have 33% of my net-worth in it) in case there _is_ a dip, but be aware that there might not be one. David Brady is predicting that there will be a temporary collapse in miners, and even he isn't selling, simply planning to add to his position.

tfw thinking about buying some coins

>>19779252
I want the 2020 korean waifu coins

>>19779273
I can't post pics right now :(

>>19779394
Yea i saw those the other day, they are pretty cool, I'll probably get some of those if they don't run out by the time I get more money for metals

good, I'm interested in knowing a real way to earn money without investing

>>19779371
Quick! Everyone call the newfag a fucking QUEER

>>19779371
Get you some shiney metals!!

>>19779430
This is not the activity for you, then.

>>19779371
>ID: QuiR

are pic related needing to be kept in their plastic wrappings or are they just generic bars i dont need to worry about scratching? thanks

>>19779300
That's good advice - right now I'm sitting at something like 16% PM. I just finished setting up all the banking stuff for me to complete the 33% tomorrow morning.

>>19779832
That’s what I am saying
Some anons here show their silvers coins and bars packed together in open air.
There is danger of oxidizing and also danger of scratch

>>19779450
Gold sovereign here I cum.

>>19779832
>>19779975
nobody cares if your shiny boomer rocks get a scratch.
its worth melt. thats it.

>>19780043
Are you retarded?
You ever saw those ridges around your regular ass coins?
Guess why it minted like that?
People used to bump the coins together, and collect the silver and gold powder form it.
Loweeong the amount of gold and silver by weight but keeping the value the same and kinda cheating the market.
Those ridges allow people to know of the coin have been tempered with or not.
Even a scratch is enough to lower the weight of your silver and gold down
And if you are serious about your investment, you don’t give it a chance

>>19780043
Wrong bro. If it become a rare then it will be wurth a lot of monies. Just cus u only buy common coins doesnt mean everyone else is doing too.

Any day now cover will moon annnnyyyy day.

>>19780106
go ahead and worry about such things. then gop take your boomer rocks to the boomer rock selling place.
they will give two shits if your bullion has a scratch or not. don't matter how pristine they are, they pay spot if your lucky.

>>19780258
>>19780106
>>19780043
>>19779975

sometimes they are worth more than melt price if there is numismatic value. this is more prevalant in coins, but i'm asking about this bar since it has a pretty design on it, better than most bars.

i'm asking if there is any point in preserving the design, or if the britannia bar is not considered "collector" at all and having some nicks and scratches wont matter when re-selling

>>19778891
Stack as much silver as you possibly can, its impossible to know when it will start becoming unaffordable, so do it now.

400oz stacklet here. Am i gonna make it?

>>19779936
Sorry for the noob question but 16 percent and 33 percent PMs is this the total net worth of a person's assets? Does this include all liquidized possessions like rare cards guns or other stuff (cryptos cash whathaveyou)

>>19780420
In all seriousness, how many of you work for gold/silver dealers?

>>19780563
all of them. Its mike maloney and peter schiff and a bunch of others larping and talking to eachother.

>>19780258
>No one give shit about weight of your gold and silver and how much scratch it has
Imagine being this much retarded when it comes to understanding precious metal business

>>19780342
>sometimes they are worth more than melt price if there is numismatic value
i wasn't commenting on numismatic items. the bar above i replied to is not a numismatic
>i'm asking if there is any point in preserving the design
i see what you mean but no i don't think its going to be worth a significant higher amount if left pristine, not until 100 years form now or whenever it might somehow be "rare" if a large portion of them end up being melted down and only a few left in existence.

But honeslty i don't know about the value or likelihood of them becoming "collectable" i suppose its possible but who knows

of course numismatics is a whole nother ball game

True PMG chads ignore Bella and her only fans

What do you think about buying some oil stocks now? I started stacking in May and already have a baby stack (2.5 oz gold, almost 200 oz silver) and wanted to start diversifying a bit and put maybe a couple grands into stocks. I intend to start with miners, but also put maybe 30% into shell, exxon and chevron. Should do it now, while comodities are cheap, or wait for the stock market to crash. I know it's unlikely for miners to drop significantly during the crash, but what about oil companies?

>>19780785

David Brady is saying to buy oil after the crash.

"Time to load up on Oil once we bottom out on the next leg down imho. Triple digits thereafter."

https://twitter.com/GlobalProTrader/status/1273257296987119616

Someone asks: "How large is your timeframe? Is the next leg down coinciding with a deflationary crash?"

He replies:

"Next few months, bottom in Sep/Oct imho, could be sooner."

>>19769263
>Want to buy a monster box of Krakens so I can fill a treasure chest to look like something out of Pirates of the Caribbean.
>why don't they make them in gold? God that would be awesome....

Anyone else tempted just by the look of them?

>>19780873
>Anyone else tempted just by the look of them?
nah, Yukari never just sits in the vault and looks at the boomer rocks

>>19780902
The saddest thing is...I can't pull the trigger because the price keeps on dropping. If I wait, it might drop more...

>>19780644
>TFW no solid gold ancient Mew promo card.
They gave those out at our Swiss theatre for the Pokemon Movie sequel, right?

>>19780644
I have a bunch of these Burger King boys, are they worth anything?

>>19780810
thanks fren

>>19780920
yeah i know. i want to just keep on stacking silver bullion of any kind, but cant help thinking what if it dips?

>>19773738
>>19774361
Holy fuck

>>19780785
I personally don't like stocks, but I did see a golden opportunity with the march crash and chose some oil shares. mRO and HAL are my main ones. Also made cash by swinging GUSH, but I don't feel comfortable touching it again.

>>19776889
Why wouldn't someone buy generic coins? It's still 1 oz of .999 silver, I understand the appeal of government bullion but if silver moons people aren't going to care what form it's in

>>19776889
are you saying silver is not silver?
because, it is

>>19781069

> not buying silver with nudity on it

are you even straight, anon?

>>19781069
I'd offer a possibility, but I'm sure someone here knows the answer in more detail. Is it because government bullion is taxed differently as well as harder to forge whereas generic coins are more...well, generic?

>I have no fucking clue Anon...but I'm here to learn.

>>19780966
I almost bought the kraken a month ago, but I held off thinking that buying PMs was just stupid because I'd never have enough to survive a worldwide crash of resources (I'd need to buy a gun first anyway). The day after I held off, the price dropped....lol Since then I've been waiting and watching, and lurking here to try to figure out if my surmise is still correct.

>>19781069
In 2008 it was hard to unload your generics for 50/oz, but eagles unloaded all day mane
>protip: you don't pay capital gains tax on eagles if you're in the us

>>19781095
blueboard fren

>>19770500
I think i'm literally half.
something like 80oz silver / 0.55 oz gold

>>19781116
best place to snag me some EAGLES??

>>19781109
>I'd never have enough to survive a worldwide crash of resources (I'd need to buy a gun first anyway).
if you have 1oz, you're already ahead of most people. Compared to none

>>19781171
sdbullion available now

>>19781171
just got 13 for 295 on r/pmsforsale

Just order from some dude who's reputable and don't accept deals from shitty niggers who have no feedback
>saved you 99.99% of scams

>>19778017
what was the get?

>>19781173
I appreciate the kindness and optimism, but 1oz of silver is nothing if you don't have a gun in a zombie apocalypse.

If the stock market was wiped out or fiat currencies in the west were suddenly converted to a PM standard, the practical reality of actually living would be curtailed to the point of violence in my neighborhood (and though almost everyone here is elderly, there are neighborhoods near us that are not as well off and more desperate). The mortgage could never be paid in this scenario, food supply chains would be disrupted (and I live in a major city, not near or on a farm), I wouldn't be able to pay for gas in the car or anything. And that's just me. I have no idea about my neighbors, but I doubt they have any PMs except a few oz in a safety deposit box at a bank that might not be accessible in a crisis. The only reason I have an advantage over them is that I'm in better health and younger...lol I could fight them to the death over the last chicken.

1oz wouldn't do it Anon. It's a nice thing to have and feel....

>if PM stackers are right, then I don't have enough to survive. If PM stackers are wrong, I will make more with my investments over time and finally afford that Casio watch I always wanted....

>want more hedge against stonks
>own 60 oz silver
Should I buy some gold instead, or just more silver?

>>19781246
yes

>>19781135
KYS

>>19781244
you can carry it near your sack at all times if you're that scared of being burgled/robbed, silver is sterile kek

>>19781235
>>19776666
I was just having fun, sometimes that makes people seethe.

>>19781095
Where to buy?
>>19781109
>>19781116
How about junk silver? Wouldn't that be the cheaper equivalent for ASEs if your American?

>>19781285
The silver may be sterile, but my sack corrupts everything it comes into contact with.

What are your opinions on NAK just aquiring the pebble mine. Should I buy at 1.46 or wait for a dip?

>>19781289
Junk is pretty overpriced(20$/1.25FV), but its not bad considering you don't pay CGT

>>19781289
Also I wouldn't expect junk to be treated the same when you try to sell.
>its always 'dude you don't have anymore eagles?'

>>19781349
Still works out to be cheaper then ASEs as long as your not buying slicked out coins (usually barbers and SLQs)

>>19781391
or you can just be big hoss and buy other government coins and trade them for eagles to numismatic cucks

Adding to the stack tonight. Should I buy a tube of silver Krugerrands, Britannias, Leafs, Philharmonikers or Kangaroos?

>>19780940
No. They are basically useless. They're cool though

>>19781420
if you have all of them, leafs

>>19780563
I don't, I'm a crazy person with 100% of my savings in Silver atm.

>>19781420

>>19781497
Seconding this

>>19781520
same but more like 66%

>>19781244
There will always be arms dealers.

>>19781420
those are all about the same value to me. so the cheapest...

>>19781420
Go with the Philharmonics

>>19781289

monarch precious metals, anon

I have 3oz gold, 120oz silver.

Should I trade in one gold while the ratio is high to bulk up my silver?

My main plan is to buy 10oz silver every month until shtf and deal with what I got. Im just mulling on the idea of being more into silver than gold or just stick with it and trust my yellow rocks.

>>19781420
roos > rands > leafs, britannias, philharmonics

>>19781553
Not when shit goes down. I was thinking about this as well with PMs actually. If shit went down, why would any dealer who had PM inventory in their warehouse or property...why would they sell it for hyperinflating soon-to-be-worthless fiat? Wouldn't the smart thing to be to hoard it and pay off debts after the crisis has averted?

Same with arms dealers...unless they were trading for PMs...but that's assuming PMs would be worth more than bullets.

Something that I was also thinking about lately: if experts truly believe that PMs are the future or at least the tie over in the even of currency rebuilding, why would they publicize this? Why not stack in secret (like JPMorgan is doing supposedly) and be ahead of humanity after the inevitable downfall? That doesn't sound like a winning strategy, because aren't spot prices affected by desirability in the market as well, so the more people who want it the higher the price will be? By publicizing the end of currency, they're shooting themselves in the foot.

Unless they're selling something (i.e. books, PM security protection, etc.)....I can't find an answer to this conundrum.

>but I still want a Kraken or two.

>>19779832
bumping cuz only fucking clueless morons replied before

>>19781703
not really, you'd probably would have got more when selling it if it was in its original bag.
now if you plan on holding it for decades, then I would say stick it in a vaccum sealed bag...

will we see $15 per oz again before it skyrockets?

>>19781791

why not? we saw 11

LCS has ASE $22 per. 5k in stock, how many should I buy? Dubz decides pick between 40-200

idk

>>19781791
we could see the spot at 15, but you'll never see an ASE for 15 again...
>>19781646
first gunpowder is actually very easy to make and the resources needed are quite plentiful, second any functioning machine shop could turn out hundreds of bullet casings a day. gold and silver on the other hand cost way more to pull out of the ground.
also most people talking about it, either have mining stocks or PM's in their portfolios. so its only going to help them for more people to buy now driving demand even higher
>>19781836
100 eagles, also calling for dubs is lame

>>19781836
201

>>19781791

Chris Marcus saying today that manipulation in SLV and the COMEX may be reaching its breaking-point. Silver may or may not crash again, but it's a bad idea not to have some exposure to it at all times.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDhQDWVRekk

>>19781857
Guess I'm lame =/

>>19781646
From what I gathered this PM getting is for the prospect of turning a major profit before SHTF. If SHTF tomorrow then I hope you stocked up on supplies and bullets.

There have been speculation concerning PMs as a barter item in SHTF. Accounts from the Balkan conflict points that gold could be traded for food and guns but mostly as a means to secure extraction from a conflicted area. Reading a gram of gold for a bit of beans was most likely the case 6 months into the shit steeping.

If we're in a lights out scenario then PMs are basically a barter item and few I suspect would be actively marketing it. Right now I see shtf as not happening on an apocalyptic scale. Yet

.t /k/

>>19781857
Then I should do that route instead of holding physical silver: buy mining stocks and encourage people to buy what comes out of the mines...right?

>I'd wager there's some form of walking clock in that box...

>>19781857
Gunpowder is simple to make, smokeless powder is not.

>>19781999
That's the problem for me; I don't have the weaponry yet, mainly because it's not encouraged where I live and it's not necessary in the society I'm in. Unless SHTF (and that's the ONLY reason for me to have a registered weapon).

I've read up about the Balkan account, though apparently one of them is a fake (?); bartering you want guns, ammo, cigarette lighters, toilet paper, coffee, tobacco, and canned goods as far as you can go. You need a community to provide protection 24/7, and all that jazz. I live in Canada so really, I'm not worried about trying to get out of here, so I'm not thinking of having a stash to buy plane tickets out (assuming planes would still fly). It's likely I wouldn't flee to the USA (no offense to you southerners here...).

Do any of you like those gold 'Combibar' things where you can separate out grams? If I were to guess, I'd think that those would be very useful in a SHMF scenario, more useful than the normal 100oz bullion bars or something like that. Granted, they seem to cost more than the average bar...is it worth it?

>>19774213
re-rolling is gay

>>19781646
>Wouldn't the smart thing to be to hoard it and pay off debts after the crisis has averted?

You just described precisely why hyperinflation happens.

>>19782206
This makes sense, but for me only in the vaguest terms. I'm still trying to understand the 'run on banks' that causes them to default.

But still, the strategy is sound, is it not? If I were a bullion dealer, I'd have to have inventory on the premises, at least something. There would be no reason to sell any of it in a crisis if the crisis were about a new currency and a removal of the old fiat.

Furthermore, if someone wanted to buy the gold, it would be smarter to overcharge them an arm and a leg, and similarly if someone wanted to sell gold you could give them far under value (due to their urgency). Like bottles of water going for 20$ per bottle and shit like that.

The only way that would be prevented is if the government did a 'price-freeze' on PMs....could they do this? If so, would anyone follow it in a SHMF scenario?

>>19782261
A bank run doesn't have anything to do with hyperinflation. They happen in opposite environments.

I don't understand what is so confusing to you. In a high inflation environment, "overcharging" makes sense. That's part of what makes it a feedback loop. You don't just stop selling shit for 18 months to wait for a reset.

>>19782317
Just trying to get a handle on the root causes; a lot of it is confusing to me because I'm new at this. For instance, I thought hyperinflation was caused directly by the government buying things that no one wanted to buy in order to keep the liquidity in the system, but in doing so they have to print more money, which devalues the numbered currency meaning it takes more dollars to buy a sandwich that before. To me, that's a different cause than a PM dealer across the street holding their hoard ransom because shit is hitting the fan. In other words, the govt could do their print causing say a 5% inflation, but a PM dealer could charge say 25% over the sell or bid 25% under for someone selling out of desperation. See what I mean? The choices are separate: one is govt, the other is the retailer.

>bear with me...I don't know enough about this, so I'm just going on what I've got.

>>19782261
>>19782317
I believe the reddit spacing anon, has drank the democrat koolaid for to long.
but hyperinflation is really just caused by the printing press, people hording specific resources is another issue, and is usually dealt with quickly(in the form of violence)

>>19782418
Inflation is not Quantative Easing or expansion of the monetary supply. Inflation is the marketing raising prices in response to various factors, which may include the above.

>>19782451
>democrat koolaid
Well, I am in Canadia after all. We've never really done anything unpredictable.
>reddit spacing
Fine, I won't separate my ideas anymore. You'll just get walls of text.
I get that we're in a fiat currency, and that not having it tied to a specific physical good allows the govt to control the actual value of a dollar in terms of real purchasing price. How they control this is what I'm trying to figure out: is it only through them physically printing more money? As for hoarding, how could it be dealt with if people didn't know how much someone was hoarding in the first place?
>>19782497
Okay, that makes sense. So Inflation could be seen as a generic term for only 'paper money being worth less than before' whereas quantatitive easing is the issue with the govt buying up investment shit that no one wants to keep the liquidity in the market...is that right?

>!BEWARE! EXTREMELY BULLISH NEWS !BEWARE!
!ATTENTION! EXTREMELY BULLISH NEWS !ATTENTION!

>Samsung has made a major breakthrough in the field of solid-state batteries.
>The Korean tech giant last week announced that its Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology and Samsung R&D Institute Japan research divisions jointly developed a new type of solid-state battery with improved life and safety compared to current designs
> To address this, Samsung's researchers developed a prototype battery featuring a silver-carbon (Ag-C) composite layer as the anode. They found that this resulted in not only improved life and safety but also more capacity.

>NEW GROUND BREAKING BATTERY USING SILVER

https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1024979_samsung-makes-solid-state-battery-breakthrough


FORD HYUNDAI AND BMW SAY THEY ARE INTERESTED WITH THE SAMSUNG TECH FOR ELECTRIC CARS AND ARE INVESTING IN IT!

https://electrek.co/2019/04/11/ford-solid-power-state-battery/

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>>19781116
You absolutely will pay a tax on ASEs as collectibles if you make a sale worth 10k. 28% man.

>>19782598
so I think I understand where you're coming from?
so inflation is a generic term used for any "item" becoming worth less compared to other "items"
however hyperinflation is a term used to refer to when govts keep printing ridiculous amounts of fiat currency causing the value of that currency to go down, since theres far more supply then demand...
>>19782737
not this again. go talk to an accountant anon...

>>19769263
how much gold/silver do i need to make it /biz/? I was told rule of thumb is 500 oz silver / 10oz gold.

>>19782737
you're fucking stupid and you should research what you're saying before you come to PMG on this basket weaaving forum and think you're smart

>>19782766
What you say makes sense. So then, 'inflation' could be applied to Silver right now since it's dropping in price, right? Or would it only be the case if it were dropping compared with gold (but isn't that just an arbitrary connection anyway)? Actually, now that I think about it there are lots of arbitrary connections here since nothing seems to be stable at all (or should I use the word 'unchanging'). I'm lost. Like, I still don't understand why silver must go up. Why can't it fall further, to the point where the g/s ratio is something like 1/250. The argument is made that the historical value should be something like 1/15 or something like this. Why should it go back to that? I don't understand the necessity.

>>19782767
1600oz of silver should net you a million when it goes to mars in a couple years

>>19782722
Oh shit it's a 3 month old poo article

>>19781646
There are degrees to any collapse anon. If you want to get ready for EMP-TEOTEKWAI-WROL-MAYANS2012, then that means you need at minimum a community of people that will gather at a secure location with machine tools, guns, bullets, seeds, years of preserved food and fuel, etc... If you're planning for an economic crash that results in scarcity and local hungrybois, having sufficient supplies for your self and your household for a few months, as well as long guns and ammo will get likely get you through the worst times, which will come early. Remember, supply lines don't stay down when they're lucrative to keep up. When that happens, most people aren't trying to not to starve on a day to day basis, PM barter is more likely.

If you're holding PMs as a hedge against stock and real estate and monetary fuckery, you're just treating them like a physical bank account that doesn't get BRRRRRed away. Or your a tin foil retard like me, who suspects holding silver will put you on the ground floor of the new monetary system

>>19782869
let me rephrase that,
inflation is caused by an oversupply of a certain asset, which then causes it to devalue relative to other resources.
I wouldn't refer to silver price fluctuations as inflation but in theory I mean sure. the spot changes based on supply and demand

>>19782897
Yup, fair enough. Thanks Anon.
>>19782910
Okay, makes cents. Thx.

>does owning one of those Krakens remove the lust for one?

>>19782885
Ok, what about THIS then
>top 7 silver miners
>2005 : 9.4M tons of ore to extract 120M oz
>2019 : 23.2M tons of ore to extract 140M oz

Silver is getting so scarce worldwide that in only 14 years, the quantity of silver in the ore extracted got slashed so hard the miners had to more than double the quantity of ore extracted just to keep the same production levels.

>>19782942
I have a tube, and I still fondle my el generico buffalo rounds more than anything.
>krakens are still queen coins, anon.

>>19782098
Canuckbro? Weapons are encourages in your area unless you're in the Quebec or Montreal area. I know Toronto is a bunch of artfags but there are some hunters still up there and Asians love weapons (i.e. japs, koreans and Indos etc.) in Vancouver. Even having a bolt action puts you leagues ahead in terms of self defense and shotguns are not frowned upon. Always better safe than sorry. Remember those artfags will want your food and gun when shit goes south.

Yeah the alleged fake account wasn't necessarily ousted in the community and some of his pointers still hold up to this day. Still in terms of stocking up on supplies you always want to remember to either have a good community, trusted friends and family, and enough to survive the winter months (non perisheables, hunting supplies, clothing, seeds, medicine etc.)

Also for those valcombe gram bar things....I don't think it's worth it. More of a novelty and you'll pay a heafty premium for it. But i like the concept and if you want to waste money then who would stop you?

look frens, the exact same pattern now than just before the 2011 moon mission.
We may not have any dip before going straight to $100+..
That fucking sucks..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNkBMS-veZs

With rising cold war tensions, will USA begin to secure a strategic silver supply? They've already stated their intention of having a strategic uranium supply.

>>19783309
>no one sees coming
>my fucking pasta about JPM stacking for the gubment in prevision of a CBDC silver-backed digital dollar is posted on /pmg/ since half a year
Maloney lurking ITT confirmed

What do you guys think of condor gold? Cheap penny stock

>>19782767
According to a well know biz user:

>1 oz = suicide stack, the least needed not to an hero
>13 oz = make it stack, live on dividends for the rest of your life
>30 oz = Plantation Owner, purchase nearly any car/house you want
>100 oz = Oil Baron, buy any home/car and a massive yacht
>1000 oz = Saudi Prince, buy anything including islands
>10000 oz = Rothschild Insider, all the above, be inducted and apart of overarching control web and inner circle of men who run everything

>>19783309
>RING RING
Hola, oficia de el presidente de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos
>Its Don, you know those silver mines you guys have?
Si?
>How much money would it take for you guys to cook the books, if we just bought everything that came out of them for 4 year.
>Actually, you know what, how about I just release corona mk. V on the Guatemalans, Nicaraguans, and Hondurans.
Deal.

>>19781116
>>19782737
>>19782766
>>19782818
Perhaps I can shed some light on this, since I was part of the last conversation on this issue...

>>19765157
>>19765181
>>19765200
>>19765241
>>19765366
>>19765488
>>19765737
>>19765933
>>19766193
>>19767285
I was apparently wrong about it being a flat 28% tax. You can pay a lower rate depending on your income/tax bracket, and also if you have capital LOSSES elsewhere that you keep track of and document. It seems I was right as far as it doesn't matter if it's ASEs or generic, coins and bullion are all considered collectibles by the IRS.
Relevant links from previous /pmg/ convo--
https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc409
https://www.ellsworthcpa.com/posts/how-are-collectibles-taxed

tl;dr ~
YES, silver and gold are subject to cgt, UP TO 28%, but can be at a lower rate, consult CPA
NO, it doesn't make a difference if ASE or other types

>>19783431
Great, now we all have to mad at you.

>>19783431
Also this is for those of us in the USA. Bongs and Euros have different cgt laws, I do believe they CAN escape cgt with SOME gov't coins. I don't know for sure though, DYOR as always.

>>19783309
The US has more silver mines than they know what to do with. There are thousands of them, but the issue is that they have been abandoned for about 70 years because they shut down for the second world war and than never reopened due to poor metal prices. It would probably take about 2 - 5 years to get those mines back into operation.

>>19783473
Hey don't blame the messenger, fren. I hate taxes and the IRS too. Just don't want to see /pmg/ brethren misled.

>>19782737
>>19783431
28% of your gains immediately stolen by the gubjews.
The absolute state of amerimutts... I literally live in a supra taxed commie shithole, and even us don't have this CGT bullshit existing. Here if you sell your stuff, you get to keep ALL the fucking money. Like in any country but the US apparently...
This level of cuckery is beyond me really.
Why would you declare it to begin with? Just ask the LCS for cash or something.

And from what i understand, it's on ANY gains? So let say you sell your fridge or a fancy hat for 100 bux, you'd still have to give daddy state 28 bux out of it? That's ridiculous, how ppl do not riot over this?

>>19783528
Well, as was implied in the previous convo, most of us won't have to worry about it. Small amounts, lower tax brackets, standard deductions etc all mean that most of us would pay 0%. Large amounts that are reported would need a CPA but would only be taxed UP TO a rate of 28%, any decent CPA would probably get a lower rate.
>reported
Barter and trade, under the table, etc... in minecraft of course.

But I agree fren, these shenanigans shouldn't even be necessary, it's ridiculous and shameful.
Big part of why counter-economics is gaining attention with every passing day... even normies are looking for ways to resist or withdraw from this crooked financial system.

>>19783528
Nah, it's on the appreciation less basis/expenses.
>buy ase at $17 spot
>$12 premium
>basis is $29
>sell ase for $50
>cgt liability is on the $21

>>19783620
>Small amounts, lower tax brackets, standard deductions etc all mean that most of us would pay 0%
What is the max amount you can sell while keeping it at 0%?

>>19783661
Then you just have to say you initially purchased your silver for 100 bux/oz on craiglist, so you don't get taxed, right?

>>19783528
People arent so cucked here that they actually report the $30 they made off a used ps4 game they sold on fb or craigslist.
With PMs, you're most likely going to sell them to a business. Which wont give you straight cash with no paper trail on their books. Otherwise their account would magically have $5k less when you dump $5k in PMs on them and the tax man might say:
"Where did that cash go?"
>uhhh, we spent it"
"Ok. How did you get that $5k in silver?"
>uhhh... it.. was a gift..."
"Sir, please cooperate with the audit."
>"y-you cooperate with the audit!"
"What?"
>"what?"

>>19783402
>I want to believe

>>19783698
Do the IRS is so powerful they can afford to chase down every trade from everybody to be sure they declared all the stuff they sold?
This sound so unreal to me. And the amount of paperwork... good lord..

>>19783694
>What is the max amount you can sell while keeping it at 0%?
As I understand it, it depends on several things. Specifically what your other income is, what you paid, amount profited, other deductions etc.
Basically if it bumps you up into the next income bracket or not.
>Then you just have to say you initially purchased your silver for 100 bux/oz on craiglist, so you don't get taxed, right?
Exactly, because then you would be selling at a loss, AND then you could count that against any other capital gains. Wink wink. In minecraft.

***I am as far from an expert as can be***
***Not providing legal advice***
***As recently as yesterday I believed the rate was a flat 28%***
***DYOR as always***

Here's to hoping we moon soon. See you all at the yacht clubs

>>19783489
Always appreciate the insight.

>>19784037
How much will my 500oz silver, 10oz gold, and $12 miners be worth? Realistically I would guess double in 5 years. Good return but unfortunately not life changing

>>19782261
Stop responding to this fucking faggot already every time he posts it's endless paragraphs of trash. "Oh I'm so new to this stuff I really dont understand please explain... [insert completely obtuse rebuttal to the explaination]..." Fuck you retard

>>19783402
I'm gonna make it to Saudi Prince tier before the collapse I think. Oh Lord, give me a little more time! Let me dream!

>>19769263
Should I sell my 3oz Gold for crypto?? No way this boomer rock will 2x, brypto higher potential

>>19770500
I cuck you.
200oz silver.
2.6oz gold.

>>19781623
I would go with silver, don’t buy gold until your silver becomes a storage issue. If you want exposure to gold buy gold stocks. Too many PMG folk don’t touch anything else but physical, while I think everyone should own physical PMs there is a lot of money to be made in stocks off a PM bull market. Junior mining can be easy 10 baggers. If everyone believes in silver throw just $100 bucks into some SLV calls. I would go higher but if you wanna play safe $100 bucks into a $26 strike SLV call expiring in January could net you a nice little chunk. I think silver will be above $30 before September. Call me nutso but this is when you should sell.

>>19785571
PMs are just beginning to wake up from like 7 years of consolidation. Next couple months are going to be huge, for any sector but miners especially.

>>19784729
pic is literally me. how do i stop?

>>19785571
Which miners do you suggest? I dont mind adding more to the portfolio.

As for calls and puts I have never messed with that. What would a SLV call for $100 net me on $26 for Jan? What happens if it doesnt come true?

Who here /StackingWithJesus/?

>>19786191
Reminder that Judas sold Jesus to the romans for forty pieces of silver. Never, ever make a purchase with that number of individual pieces of metal.

>>19786297
it was for 30 coins, not 40..

>>19784137
This so much, stop feeding this nigger fudder hungry for (you)s.

>>19786191
I like that bar.
The antiqued version is still out of stock though.
Might just get the normal version and leave it uncased, let it tarnish naturally...

>>19786531
>it was for 30 coins, not 40..
LOL WOW I'm fucking retarded.

>>19786539 Based
Thinking about getting one but don't want to get sentimental over it. Does anyone else have this issue? Pic related, my Archangel Michael 1oz Silver coin

>>19786297
I was going to buy three 10oz bars from scottsdale. Should I not?

>>19784137
>>19786531
I've been wondering what that anon's deal is for a while now.
He's definitely got some of the classic traits of a "concern troll"...
>I'm new, thinking of buying silver
(I'm one of you)
>There's just one thing/a few things I don't understand though...
-Proceed to give basic fud arguments
-Responds to explanations with circular logic, strawmen, moving goalposts etc...
-When I or some other anon gives a very concise, all-concern-addressing, or well sourced argument/explanation, he'll either go away/go silent or say "I agree with everything you said, but..." and circle around to re-state an earlier tangential "concern".

I can't figure out if it's some next-level fudding, or (you) fishing, or if it's just a genuinely confused newfren. The fact that he reappears with the same "concerns/confusion" every so often leads me to another possibility though...
What if he's a silver enthusiast who is playing some kind of 5-D chess? Like playing the role of the unsure newfren to elicit responses/info to educate the actual newfrens? Kind of a I'll-set-up-the-common-objections, you-knock-'em-down type of sales pitch on PMs.
I dunno. I find it kind of tiresome to constantly re-hash the same old issues, but I do think it might be educational for the newfrens. Usually I don't engage anymore unless there's some blatant misinformation going unquestioned. Usually anons do a pretty good job of sharing info, so I just lurk and/or post pics.

>>19780644
> gotta stack em all

>>19786650
Nah, you're good. That's only 3 pieces. It's the number that matters, not the denomination.

>>19786663
That order was the one I was most likely to make with some upcoming funds but I was also considering an APMEX order of various world coins including the 2020 Korean coins. Anyway its 30 1oz coins and some plastic capsules, cotton gloves and plastic sleeves for other bars I already have.

If I go with this order I think I will add 1 more coin.

>>19786650
Just don't pay for 'em with 30 pieces of silver.

j/k I'm not superstitious like that anyway. I seriously doubt that a kind and loving, forgiving God would get hung up on that. As long as your heart is in the right place, I would guess that you're ok. If you get gains, use them for good.

>>19786711
Im not superstitious either but..just in case..I may as well avoid certain things. You never know.

>>19786585
That's a nice coin, fren!
I don't even think there's anything wrong with having a sentimental attachment, as long as it's within reason(my precioouuuusssssss etc).
Also, if you're going to have an emotional attachment, that's a good piece to contemplate daily IMHO.

>>19786711
>I seriously doubt that a kind and loving, forgiving God would get hung up on that
He doesn't give a shit, but other people and powers might.
>>19786729
Just avoid that number of pieces in any transaction and you'll be good to go.

>>19786755
If God is good with it, does anyone else matter?

>>19772404
Thanks bro, any thoughts on Gold Resource?

>>19786825
Yes, because they have the ability to directly affect you. Technically, god doesn't do anything because he is everything and everyone - and he loves it all equally, even those who would do you harm. His only promise is free will, and his only purpose is to let that free will play out in whatever manner each individual chooses. From my understanding, any transaction involving 30 chunks of silver qualifies for being regarded as similar enough to the original betrayal to have certain ancient powers take note of it and treat it with similar energy. Luckily, this can be avoided either by having a specific intention for the purchase or by changing the number of pieces in the transaction.

>>19782897
this is all good. especially the part about having a strong group of like minded people together.
if your all alone in any real SHTF scenario, you could have a bad time. because whose going to guard your stash against the hungry hords while your sleeping, or out collecting water or hunting for whatever.
you could have a 100 years worth of supplies for everything, including PMs, but if your all alone, it could be only a matter of time before your found and overrun

>>19786744
Thanks fren! This one just arrived today, stoked about it. All other silver coins are typical stuff (eagles, britannia etc.) stored in tubes and only got a few 1/10oz gold coins so far.

>>19786876
Hmm, that's an interesting way of looking at it. My initialthought is that the significance of 30 pieces of silver only has the power that you choose to give it, much like racial slurs or national flags or really anything symbolic. Symbols only have power over those who attach symbolic meaning to them and beliefs etc that come along with.
I'm just ocd enough to understand the power of changing the number of pieces though, and I respect your beliefs regardless.
I wish you good energy in your endeavors, fren!

>>19781282
no u

>>19786933
Where did you get the Archangel Michael coin?
And what does the other side look like?

>>19769263

I made a new, since we're approaching 300
>>19787032

>>19787005
Here's the back. It's a Ukrainian coin I from Apmex (OP has has the link). Figured to just do a small order to see that they are legit before shopping with some serious money. If you're from Australia Perth Mint is also worth checking out too

>>19787099
Very nice! I might have to pick one up...
Do you know what the writing says? (both sides)

>>19787125
Have absolutely no idea. Might have to do some research :p
The stained glass on your coin looks awesome btw

>>19787125
>>19787149
nvm I found it on apmex
>Obverse: Displays the Coat of Arms of Ukraine with “National Bank of Ukraine” inscribed in Ukrainian
>Reverse: Features the Taxiarch Archangel Michael with his wings spread and his sword drawn, surrounded by a quote of T. Shevchenko's "Haydamakys" in Ukrainian which translates to "for us and souls of righteous men", and archistrategos "Michael's strength"

I really like that, adding it to my list of coins to get.

>>19787149
>Oliwa Organ, 2,000 francs
It's one of many really nice coins from the Mint of Poland. Really expensive though, I think it costs somewhere around $250...

>>19787179
Such a based coin. Ain't ever selling this one

>>19786957
>Symbols only have power over those who attach symbolic meaning to them and beliefs etc that come along with
This is exactly the truth, you just haven't yet walked the logic through to it's final conclusion.
>I wish you good energy in your endeavors, fren!
You too, frog, you too.

>>19771167
impressive.

t. 1k oz silver, 20oz gold

>>19787237
If I don't believe there's any harm inherent in a transaction involving 30 pieces of silver, that God doesn't care, wouldn't that put me in the clear?
>This is exactly the truth, you just haven't yet walked the logic through to it's final conclusion.
Are you saying that since the devil, or dark powers unnamed, hold significance in the 30 pieces, that they would take it upon themselves to appear and cause some sort of grief/mischief/temptation etc?

>>19787300
>1k oz silver, 20oz gold

>>19787322
Perhaps. That's the tricky part. It's very hard to tell, and I'm not yet strong enough to tell you that much truth. Suffice it to say that it is possible, but extremely unlikely. Realistically, don't worry too much about it, because the more you think about it the likelier it becomes.

>240 oz silver
>0 oz gold

>338 oz silver
>1 oz gold

>>19787530
It's like quantum physics on a spiritual level, collapsing wave functions with possible damnation instead of a radiation-poisoned cat...
>this can be avoided either by having a specific intention for the purchase or by changing the number of pieces in the transaction
Specific intentions are interesting too. Maybe by having positive intentions, the energy associated with 30 pieces of silver can be reclaimed/redeemed to the positive.
Interesting convo, fren. Stay positive, and keep seeking the truth!

>>19787762
>It's like quantum physics on a spiritual level, collapsing wave functions with possible damnation instead of a radiation-poisoned cat...
Exactly. Well-put.
Good luck, fren. Always remember that there is more to everything than it seems at first.

>>19769263

Is Royal Canadian mint a good source? Or any other Canadian companies?

>>19781836

420