/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>19787086
*"[embed]"
ouch my ocd

>>19787032
clanging together in open air
scratching and oxidization be dammed

fight me

>>19787199
lol
All the "antiqued" coins/bars cost extra, so maybe you're just adding value?

Can someone redpill me on copper coins? Why do people buy them?

>>19787258
>copper coins?
copper stackers assemble!

>>19787273
But why though?
Same goes for platinum and palladium. Why not just go all in on gold?

>>19787258
Right now the value of copper is so low, it's really just if you like a particular coin or if you get the copper for free.

>>19787309
Platinum and palladium are more speculation. I personally wouldn't recommend it, but if you already have all the silver and gold you want/need, and have extra money to play around with, then why not gamble.
For myself, with limited funds, why throw money at metals with a slim chance of mooning when you can just get more silver and gold.
DYOR though, maybe I'll be kicking myself next year for not buying platinum.
"It is difficult to make predictions, especially about the future."

>>19787858
If you want the real redpill metals, buy cesium and rubidium. Once the real uses for those become widespread, demand for them will explode exponentially.

/pmg/ anons, this might be a retarded question but hear me out. With the Fed and other central banks printing a shit ton of fiat it looks like they're all going for a Japan style approach where they will eventually start buying equities.

Going back to the Japan bubble popping in the late 80s: if a Japanese investor started buying PMs before/during the downside and kept going until today, would they be better off than trading or buying/holding Japanese equities?

>when you realize silver will never moon and you've wasted your time stacking industrial metal instead of gold or blue chips shares
What have I done...

>>19787881
>cesium and rubidium
>demand for them will explode exponentially
>explode

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubidium
>Rubidium cannot be stored under atmospheric oxygen, as a highly exothermic reaction will ensue, sometimes even resulting in the metal catching fire
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesium
>the pure metal's tendency to react explosively with water means that caesium is considered a hazardous material

I see what you did there

Waiting for this thing to arrive is giving me more of a sense of anticipation than Christmas morning.

>>19788119
No I'm dead serious.
https://www.usgs.gov/centers/nmic/cesium-and-rubidium-statistics-and-information
If you look at the price history document from this page, you'll notice an insane spike in the prices of both of those metals at exactly the same time in 1992. I know what caused that spike, and I can tell you that that is nothing compared to what it will eventually be. Unfortunately, I know nothing about how to buy or store this stuff, so I can't really profit off it myself.

>>19787973
>not stacking both

NGMI

>>19787258
Copper is perdy.

Also, copper and cupra-nickel coins are cheap of course, so if you are into actual coin collecting and metal art as much as stacking, coins and jewelry made of copper are more affordable than their silver and gold competition.

>>19788164
the only applications of both metals that are common to both listed on wikipedia are atomic clocks

>>19788255
>listed on wikipedia
There's your problem. If you go looking around for the reason for that spike, you'll attract the kind of attention that you really don't want. Tbh I'm already goncerned about getting glowie'd, but w/e.

>>19787911

Matthew Crowder of Trader University (excellent channel apart from the BTC propaganda) addressed this issue a few weeks ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5ffEORwWkk

He shows data to prove that gold has thrived in Japan. It did the same during the Great Depression (see Homestake Mining: up 500%). So the notion that gold does not do well in deflationary environments is mistaken.

>>19787258

I don't recommend people buy copper coins, because of premiums, but Dominic Frisby of MoneyWeek, despite being one of the greatest gold bulls, is also recommending investing in copper right now, because commodities are at an all-time low. But the way to do that is obviously to buy copper companies on the stock market.

>>19787309

Palladium has already run. Platinum has a small but dedicated following who make a strong argument for it, on the basis of scarcity and industrial uses. I prefer silver, but platinum is a valid choice for speculation. The reason to invest in silver as well as gold is because only silver junior miners have the potential to go 150x and turn $100,000 into fifteen million dollars.

>>19788322
how much digging do I have to do? looked at the usgs documentation but haven't seen anything crazy. military applications?

>TFW there doesn't exist a Japanese produced 9mm bullpup subgun to go with my cyberpunk silver

Why even live

>>19788406
>military applications
And then some. Suffice it to say those two elements play a critical role in some very esoteric applications. That spike in '92 was probably the moment when China bought or stole the tech from a disintegrating USSR, breaking the lid on the seal of secrecy that both those nations had on the whole affair, and kicked off the situation we currently find ourselves in. Basically, once the general public figures it out, shit's gonna go bonkers.

>>19788507
*both those nations
Blah I should have mentioned that it was the USA and USSR that were keeping a lid on things.

>>19788507
>>19788541
nuclear related?

>>19788594
Deeply entwined.

>>19787134
Yee know not what you speak of.
http://www.bullionbaron.com/2014/08/replica-vs-real-1oz-gold-pamp-bar.html?m=1

>>19788609
any more breadcrumbs you can drop?

https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/06/a-chilling-first-physicists-create-exotic-fifth-form-of-matter-on-board-the-iss/

Even better, I can link you to an ars technica article published this month about the technology and where it's being used, just not why any of that is important, let alone what you can actually *do* with the stuff.

>>19788814
>In 1970, BECs were proposed by Emmanuel David Tannenbaum for anti-stealth technology.

>>19788835
You're barely even scratching the surface. I can tell you that Donald Trump's "17 times faster than the other guy's" threat was no bluff.

>>19788865
...hypersonics

The final redpill is the Pais Patents. Basically, this guy named Salvatore Pais shows up out of nowhere in 2015 and shits out 5 patents over the course of 5 years, all of them endorsed by the US secretary of the Navy. Bear in mind that in terms of secret tech, the US Navy is top king dog in every way, shape, and form.
Go look it up yourself. You can find them on the internet through the US Patent Office.

>>19788975
>anti gravity
>compact fusion reactors
okay i think i've taken enough redpills for today. thanks anon

Now, the sharp-eyed among you will read those documents, and wonder something: that nowhere in any of them is there any sign of either of the mentioned elements. This is because the big rotating shell one is a *second* way to produce the same effect as the BEC stuff, but eschews either of those other two elements in favor of straight plutonium. This is no accident, and is in fact a ploy by the navy to keep the public from figuring out what you can do with BECs. But if I can figure this out from freemium information, what the fuck else is out there?

>>19789096
>>19788975
>>19788865
>>19788814
Based /biz/ retard

>>19788683
???
https://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/component/k2/item/44-pamp-suisse-fortuna-1-ounce-gold-bar-in-veriscan-assay-card

Different versions of legit and fake bars
Some legit ones don't say "troy"
https://www.pamp.com/mintedingots/ZAUFS00115
https://www.jmbullion.com/1-oz-pamp-suisse-veriscan-gold-bar/
https://www.apmex.com/product/82236/1-oz-gold-bar-pamp-suisse-lady-fortuna-veriscan-in-assay

>>19787881
>>19788164
>>19788507
>>19788814
>>19788975
>>19789096
>Unfortunately, I know nothing about how to buy or store this stuff, so I can't really profit off it myself
So... invest in mining operations? R & D?

kangaroos for $22.31, should I pull the trigger /pmg/? I'm kinda worried beginning july we might see a nice dip

>>19786653
You may be right fren.
That said, even if for educational purposes, this constant noise really start to get on my nerve. Anyone truly interested have a big list of links in the OP to self-educate. It's not our role to teach the newfags the fucking basics all day long. We aren't shilling a low market cap shitcoin here, we don't give a single fuck about attracting normans. It's fucking GOLD & SILVER, it's as old as human civilization, either they come in or not, i couldn't care less.

>>19790143
The dip may not be guaranteed.. time will tell. I too i'm hoarding cash for the next dip, but i start to lose patience tbdesu

>>19787199
super comfy & shiny, as usual.
>mcdolan cup
You just triggered me, i didn't go to mcdo since 2 years, mainly to save money. I'm salivating quite intensively rn..

Should i reward myself and do a mcbinge today, or should i keep my hermit ways?

Hello frens. My fillies finally arrived today. They are not awful, but they just feel cheap. No reeded edges, lack of detail in both sides. Feels like a round and not a government coin DESU.

>>19790143
>>19790381
I'm putting half of my fun money into PM's and saving the other half for a dip. Hard to say what will happen.

>>19790591
I went on a fast food binge after several years of abstinence and felt awful. Your body loses tolerance for such things. Even a 12 Oz can of soda makes me feel sick now.

Bought my first gold ounce and some silver yesterday. Gonna be stacking over the next year. Very comfy.

>>19790657
post your stack when it arrives, /pmg/ has less comfiness lately

>>19788507
>when China bought or stole the tech from a disintegrating USSR
More like US jews traitors selling sensitive techs to the chinks. 90% of the technologic transfert happened this way, from the 60s onward.

>>19790649
>Your body loses tolerance for such things.
Good point, i'll resist the temptation then.

>>19790732
Here is one of my recent acquisitions, fren.

>>19790848
Brittys are insanely cheap since a week, i'm really tempted, my LCS is selling them for 19.50€.

>>19790433

I am increasingly of the opinion that the march dip is likely all we're gonna get, deflation or no.

We all see the same pattern of ever-quicker, ever-more-aggressive intervention. I think they've made it perfectly clear that green line go up no matter what, so Big Boi margin calls are unlikely to happen to the same degree, and besides they also use crypto as a buffer now too.

Certainly manipulators will try even harder to push it down to stock up, but I also think everybody can sense we are nearing something big and the number of people woke to these games much larger now. They will struggle just to hold PMs flat.

>>19790902
Brits look great, high quality coin. I like the Greek-style border around the edge. Very nice to have a bullion coin that has two thousand years of historical continuity.

Here is another recent acquisition. I haven't posted them because I had to resize them, but we need more stack pics in these uncertain times.

>>19786191
My Stack is big, and it keeps gettin' bigga...

>>19787199
Tell me about those 1/10th(?) coins you've bought. Why didn't you buy bigger coins. They are kawaii however senpai. Did you not care about the premiums?

>>19791027
Nice housewife dimes.

>>19790990
>They will struggle just to hold PMs flat.
That's for sure, look at pic rel, they NEVER injected that much paper silver on the COMEX than during the past few months. Yet the price is still going up. Imagine how the price graph would looks like if the banksters weren't adding up to 25M paper oz per WEEK to short SLV!

>>19791264
Same goes for gold, where it's even more insane. (((They))) injected more paper gold on the markets the past 2 months than for the past few YEARS. You can see they managed to provoke a tiny deep when they added 8M oz(!!) in early april, but it immediately recovered. Then after, no matter how hard they tried to suppress the price, they couldn't help it going down.
Banks and gubments are scared to death by gold/silver, they need the money to stay in the stonks, equities, bonds and various other fake shit. But people start to wake up, they feel something horribly wrong is about to occur.

I'd say it's extremely bullish, and the price could 10x at any moment now, but if (((they))) truly are getting desperate, i'm afraid we will see some bolchevik-tier consfication of PMs...

>>19791264
How does the ounces of silver holdings relate to the volume of SLV shares issued? I thought SLV was issued fractionally, maybe they are being forced to cover their ass here?

>>19790848
all that and its not even worth 1/2oz of gold

>>19791437
>How does the ounces of silver holdings relate to the volume of SLV shares issued?
They automatically declare ownership when they issue new paper PMs.

>>19791477
yet

>>19791477
Your point?

>>19791477
you seem to have not posted a pic of your stack. why is that, anon?

Can you buy gold tax free in Japan if you're a gaijin?

>>19791503
So these charts are for paper silver/gold, and physical ownership is only implied but is not certain?

>>19791477
It's barely 1/4 Oz of gold, but that just makes me more bullish.

>>19791652
Exact, fren.

>>19791625
Are you in Nihon now? I would find a bullion dealer nearby and ask them there.

I'm sure this has been explained a lot, but can someone explain the situations physical gold/silver is for?

If it's just to speculate I assume paper would be fine since the prices of paper and physical are essentially the same. I can see in the event of hyperinflation or currency collapse that gold/silver would be an ideal store of value, but it would be extremely hard to use considering most people down own it, no?
Wouldn't owning a large supply of valuable items to barter be a better alternative?

>>19791743

I'm not.

>>19791687
Playing devil's advocate here, but with increased interest in PM's they could just be issuing more paper to keep up with increased demand. Independant of whether they have any physical to back it up or not.

>>19791803
GTFO. See:
>>19790381

>>19791412

At least with gold I know the hat-trick they're doing is counting "eligible" gold they claim they could buyout/seize as needed. Yeah, probably bs.

As for confiscation I doubt it, imo they'll just tax PM sales/gains into the fuckin dirt excepting sales to the treasury, who will (of course) not give spot.

How would you spend a lot of money on gold?

I bought spy puts in March and made just a little more than $1m.

I think we're gearing up for mega inflation with possibly another crash, so I bought more puts. I didn't go all in, but I want to be mostly gold and some puts right now.

I can't protect a million dollars of physical good myself.

If the puts I just bought pay off again, I may have another million or two. I certainly can't spend all that on physical gold and safely store it either.

So what do I do?

First, I know nothing about gold. I heard GLD is not trustworthy and maybe PHYS is. Is that all I need to do, buy phys instead?

Since ownership of gold in these funds is questionable, I'm wondering if I should actually take the amount of money I set aside for precious metals and put like 50/50 in mining ETFs like gdx etc. My thinking is that even if the gold etf does not have all the gold it says it does, the miner ETF should easily have ownership over all the companies it says it does, so I don't have to worry that the things I am buying may not exist.

Ordinarily I'd spend months reading about the safest way to do this but I had no idea gld was questionable and now I'm worried that I might not have months to research an alternative.

Would diversifying between both GLD and PHYS make sense in case one of them is a scam?

>>19791981
>they'll just tax PM sales/gains into the fuckin dirt excepting sales to the treasury, who will (of course) not give spot.
Oh crap. Do you think they would do that to gold miners, making it pointless to buy gold miner stocks?

>>19791981
>>19792059
If they do jack up cap gains taxes, which seems plausible given the AOC/Bernie mindset that seems to be growing, it'll suck to take profits on PMs. But there will be more ways popping up to avoid cap gains taxes then. Rich fuckers already use plenty of avoidance methods, like living trusts, so once again it'll just hurt the law abiding middle class.

I doubt they will have a direct tax on PM's. Miner stocks would be effected only tangentially. I'd be more worried about potential environmental regs, but those are already very strict for mining & any major price increases in metals would make compliance worth it to open new mines.

>>19792023
To contribute to this Anon's question, I have a followup question.

Are websites like Vaulted.com and UPMA.org good ways to store gold?

>>19792023
>>19792283
always store PMs yourself. If you have 1mil in gold you can afford to protect it with whatever means possible

>>19791977
Fair enough, not trying to troll. I own miner stocks and was wondering if there was something I missed about physical. Will lurk and read.

>>19791803
It´s about storing some of your wealth outside of the digital realm. Paper gold and physical gold are two different things, even tho they might seem the same. But, physical gold can moon a lot higher, when people realize their is not enough real gold for everyone. At that moment, physical gold will depart from the paper price.


I´m gonna buy 2 oz of gold soon. Which two should I get out of these four? Buffalo, maple leaf, britania or philharmonic? Which two looks the best?

My metals arrived! Displayed them to get some enjoyment out of it.
Shame I can't display the silver because it will oxidize.

I´m thinking 1 buffalo and 1 britania. What do you guys think? I like the look of the philharmonic too, but some anons said it was dissapointing. The maple leaf is nice, but the other two looks nicer? Are you guys happy with buffalos and britanias?

>>19792885

why not gold eagles? and phils are awful

>>19792925
I dont like washed out gold. I prefer 999. I think I will be going with buffalo and britania then, even tho the buffalo is quite small in diameter.

>>19792687
So that's a Yukari, a Shine, whatever your waifu is and Yukon posters. I sense a trend

>>19792687
pretty based tbqhfam

Grabbing my last stack today boys, gonna get 2 oz gold and 232 oz silver. What gold should I get? The only gold I have right now is a credit suisse buffalo.

apmex has junk on sale.

Currently have 5oz gold and 100oz silver, plan on having 6oz gold and 200oz silver by August. Will I make it?

>>19787199
>>19787273
How much total gold and silver do you have man? You always post

>>19793768
Wow hahaha how some stuff like this happens to Americans but not in Europe hahaha

>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

>>19794209
how does one "live on dividends" by owning physical gold? I too just made my first PM purchase yesterday and am eagerly awaiting their arrival.

Short of a catastrophic melt-down in the markets, downside risk in the silver miners is starting to look more limited. First Majestic now a dollar and a half below its February price, SILJ as a whole also lower than it was in February. How much lower can they reasonably go? GDX still 15% above its February price and 4% above its 2016 high, despite the recent downturn. Not the worst time in the world to get some exposure to silver miners if you don't have it already, while keeping cash in reserve in case we repeat the March crash.

John Howell predicting that the miners will soon go up after this pullback: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LDdqcjDHGU

But David Brady saying: "Based on the Copper/#Gold ratio's relationship to the 10Y Bond Yield, the risk/reward is for higher bond yields ahead, something I have alluded to many times recently and could weigh on precious metals and miners near-term."

https://twitter.com/GlobalProTrader/status/1273614098589274117

>>19794477
Should I buy in right now or wait for another dip?

>>19794302
What did you end up buying?

>>19793768
Still paying $1.40 per dime and $3.50 per quarter, basically the same as my LCS, but it is good to see websites doing "discounts" again, could be seeing premiums dropping a little bit soon

>>19793988
about 220oz silver roughly
1oz gold in the 1/10th oz AE coins

want to buy more silver but cant help thinking there coukd be a dip idk.
most of my stack i just aquired this year

>>19794576

Hedge. If you don't have any position at all, get one soon while keeping cash in reserve, and then average down as and when the price drops. The George Gammon philosophy of finding something "cheap," buying it, and then buying even more if it goes down.

>>19787032
Junk silver sale at apmexico for the next hour - 1.99 above spot

https://www.apmex.com/category/91561/select-90-silver-flash-sale?vt=g&_campaign=06182020-category91561-pricePlay-homepagehero

>>19791803
Anon, shut the fuck up. You've posted the same question in like 9 PM threads now. These basic questions have been answered in detail repeatedly.

Either you have severe brain damage, or you're not posting in good faith. Which is it faggot?

>592 oz silver
>3 oz gold
Am I gonna make it /pmg/?

>Articles like this come out
https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN23P253?__twitter_impression=true
>Gold dumps

This is the Rich's market manipulation discount. Expect big moves in Gold and Silver the next few weeks. Get in while you can.

>>19794477

David Brady, 11 minutes ago: "A series of more frequent lower highs ahead of repetitive tests of the support zone at 10.20-30 typically suggests a break down is imminent. #SILJ is now just 7 pennies above its lowest level since mid May."

If this is true, looks as if the time is coming to start buying on the way down. At least any purchase from now on will be below the February highs and May lows.

>>19795659
Do you really think it will be sudden? I definitely think there is still time. Markets are holding in for another month, maybe trending downward but not crashing until the second wave.
Like looking at the charts for the 08 financial crisis, gold did not spike up immediately. We still have time to accumulate.

>>19787032
someone found Forrest Fenn's treasure and I'm gutted. of course i wanted to find it but even if i didn't i still wanted the thrill of the chase. I'm happy it was real and that someone else did get to enjoy finding it, especially since it was someone who looked for years. If no one else hides buried treasure then I will

>>19795751

When Powell said that interest-rates would stay 0% until 2023, gold and silver went up in a straight line within seconds. If Powell announces something radical, like Yield Curve Control, the same thing will happen. A COMEX default or some catastrophic world event could also cause the same phenomenon. So best to hold some gold and silver now, in case of a sudden spike, and be ready to buy more on the way down in case of a coming market-crash.

>>19795825
Well it looks like they are going to wait until further into the recession to implement something like ycc. I mean, all the news is bad right now. Every day I’m reading about companies being too over leveraged, or high unemployment, or local businesses closing etc. If the second wave meme ends up coming true Powell will want some ammunition.

How many oz of fine gold do I need to leave the islamic states of europe and start a new life in the USA or in Asia?

>>19796248
None, fly to the US and stay. You’ll get welfare, a nice place to stay and benefits.

>>19796381
>Slaps the hood of the economy
This bad billy can hold so much bullshit!

>>19796381
What specifically are they referring to with "dollars" here?

>>19796895
I would guess that they mean the "total number number of existing dollars" compared to "total dollar amount of existing gold"

>>19796923
>>19796381
>>19796895

Now consider pic related

>>19796991
Bullish AF. Gold at $25K/Oz is not crazy for this decade.

>>19792496
I like my Buffalo a lot, but I also like having something not .999 to fondle.

Did anyone get an email from moneymetalexchange? Basically said the fed might default on CDOs or something? Is this a marketing ploy of is there some truth to it

244 oz silver
2 oz gold
1 GRAM OF PALLADIUM

>>19796895
https://usdebtclock.org/
It's the year-over-year increase in just the US M2 money supply, divided by the yearly WORLD production of gold/silver in oz.

thinken about those ducats, seems like the best choice for fractionals

>>19792687

I love Maples. r8 my gold stack

>>19798611
very nice fren

>>19798110
why must you poast ugliness on /pmg/?
(yes i recognize this israeli twat from kitco vids)

>>19798638
i'm pretty sure
that's a man

I just liquidated my Gold and Silver ETFs(garbage I know) and went all into miners. How long is this downturn gonna last? I know mid term is a bullmarket, but losing $1000 dollars a day for the next week or longer is gonna break me.

>>19788206
I do some hobby smithing. A copper hammer for fine shaping is the tits.

>>19798729
honestly, I think we got about a month maybe 2 before things start climbing

How much of your guys paycheck do you put into PMs assuming of course after you pay your bills and essentials? I am putting about 70% of the money I have left over into PMs since they're essentially my savings since I believe they're a relatively safe 'investment' over the very long term and I have cash leftover to buy whatever I like and to play craps since stores or casinos don't take silver obviously. What do you guys think is the ideal cash/PM ratio?

>>19798752
Well I'm still up from March, but I know the game they play. The moment I pull out into fiat, price will skyrocket and I'll lose any gains I made. Airplane companies earning reports come out next month, as well as reports of the 2nd Quarter. I fully expect a downturn in the market when people see not only how much lower earnings actually were(if any at all) compared to just how much more debt was taken on.

>>19798593
I'm pretty enamored with the coronas since I got my first 20 a week ago. I get the feeling I'm going to be stacking more of them for the foreseeable future.

>>19798729
>>19798752
>>19798840

David Brady just did an interview which everybody should listen to.

https://www.tfmetalsreport.com/podcast/10189/thursday-conversation-david-brady

Reiterated his opinion that a crashing stock-market, and rising yields, owing to tapered liquidity, are going to put pressure on the metals and miners in the short term. But once the Fed announces YCC to halt the crash, buy all the gold, silver, and miners, you can possibly get, because that will be your last chance before they start soaring. He says that silver juniors could go 5x or 6x by the end of the year.

He says there are two possibilities:

1) We get a brief surge up in metals and miners soon, then they go down, before YCC sends them soaring;

2) They simply go down from here onward, before YCC sends them soaring.

The strategy now, then, is to have a core position in metals and miners, but also have cash on hand in order to buy into a very possible leg down to come.

You should also make sure that you have some physical metals, because he says that they may use coronavirus lockdowns as a pretext for the stock market crashing, even though it is going to crash anyway. They successfully got away with that trick in March, and supply-chain disruptions made it almost impossible to get hold of physical.

>>19798593
Ducats are great. Also consider sovereigns, you can get them for a pretty good premium compared to say a 1/4oz gold eagle.

Give me 10 miners I should buy stock in right now. Gold and silver. Maybe some big safe one and some potential 10x small ones. I have seen dozens of names mentioned here and after looking into some, I have come to the conclusion there are a ton of worthy companies to get.

So I want your thoughts.

>>19799589

show your stack first

>>19799753
My physical stack?

>>19799803

if you don't hold it, you don't own it

>>19799803
Ye

>>19795926
>If the second wave meme ends up coming true
the first one was alrdy fake, ofc (((they))) will meme up a 2nd wave, it's guaranteed, that's part of their plan to crash the economy with no survivors.
You better have your survival stack ready by now, + some cashfor an eventual last dip.

>>19795825
>A COMEX default
>99% of the paper PMs instantly vanish
>silver instantly moon to 3k
my peepee is ready

>>19795793
holy fuck I heard about this treasure as a kid. nice.
my stack will be hidden likewise for my grandchildren to find goonies style

anyone see these tit coins yet?

>>19799813
>>19799814
2.25oz gold and 260oz silver

>>19799844
Leave it to the Germans to pervert anything those bukkake loving fiends

>>19799589
What about gold mutual funds, like Schiff's? Not trying to shill, honest question

You have to be an expert to be able to individually pick miners, unless you're just going to go in on the biggest names in which case might as well go with a mc-weighted ETF like GDX lol.

I think I'd rather put money in a few funds that are actively managed by people who know what the fuck they're doing. They know geology, metallurgy, they go out and actually survey the site, attend all the pm-related conferences, etc.

Thoughts?

>>19799858

that is a nice arrangement of letters are numbers you got there. lets -see- that stack

>>19798638
>>19798674
she's italian and pregnant

>>19787881
Why would you buy metals that violently react with just about everything and aren't even solid at room temperature? Just buy the miners and avoid risking life and limb.

>>19799844
based germacoomers

>>19799844
Yeah the fuckers sold out in a day

>>19799882
She could be cute if it wasnt for her boatjaw

>>19799876
I am interested in this but I dont know how to do this but I will look into it. I am still overall learning about stocks, calls, puts, etc Which one is managed by Schiff? I like him.

>>19799929
EPGFX https://europacificfunds.com/epgfx/

>>19799878
Why

>>19799951
Post stack fgt

>>19790732
Postin mine again. Hope i got the rotate right this time.

>>19799963
Are you a desperate fed saving pics of peoples stacks so you know who to seize from when the economy resets

>>19799984
you're hopeless, get out

>>19800004
No
>>19799949
Ill check it out.

>>19799924
that boatjaw is so she can fit big cocks in her mouth

>>19799980

> Hope i got the rotate right this time.

The good news is your stack is nice. The bad news is you did not get the rotate right this time.

Anyone else buying rice coins?

>>19800057
This is a good post.

>>19799753
>>19799813
>>19799814
>>19799878
>>19799963
>>19800004
Made me go out and dig it up from hiding. Enjoy.

ugh just bought yet another 40 oz of silver. feeling a little depressed it seems like the PM party is never gonna start but whatever.

>>19800150
>The Frog God
Holy Based
I would post mine but it's in the ground and not near my location.

>>19800150

Debating on buying some ASEs, can't decide whether I should buy online or support the LCS that charges a high premium. Maybe I'll flip a coin for it

>>19800419
>buying some ASEs
2020s on sale rn at Provident

>>19790649
I could be wrong but Philharmonics should have reeded edges. I know for certain that the gold Philharmonics have reeded edges. It seems highly doubtful that silver Philharmonics don't have reeding. Are you sure you didn't buy counterfeits?

>>19800493
i just got some 2020 phillies. theyr flat smooth edge. no edge reeding

>>19800150
nice anon, thanks for sharing

>>19800493
>>19800537
partly why many dont like philharmonics

>>19800434
Not bad, thanks anon

>>19800434
>>19800434
Good tip, buying some now

>>19800537
Wow. That's just terrible. I guess since these coins don't circulate and they're made out of a relatively inexpensive metal, there's no worry about shaving.

>>19800150
gold miner: $EGO
silver miner: $AG

>>19800652
I already have first majestic but check out eldorado

>>19800419
>support the LCS
only in muhrica

What fundamentals should I be looking at for gold/silver miners? I want to grab a few without buying an ETF like a zoomer

>>19796381
SHIT! Silver gained nearly 400$ and gold gained nearly 3k in 3 days.

Anyone else been on a break from buying PMs since the corona meme? In the last few months I've bought 10 merc dimes and a generic round, I think I'm gonna start buying again it looks like things are somewhat getting back to normal

>>19800912
I subscribe to a few advisories and these are the high-quality names that are being recommended:

Silver miners: PAAS
Gold miners: KL, PVG

Other stocks that have been mentioned but are higher risk are HL and AGI.

Large, higher quality mining companies are NEM and AEM.

Be careful with mining stocks. They're very volatile and if they don't do a good job of controlling costs, the stock will go nowhere or maybe even down. I owned mining stocks in 2005-2010 and through incredible skill, didn't make any money despite not buying any speculative issues.

I have a very tiny position (1% investable assets) in mining stocks at the moment mainly for fun. I've got PAAS (bought at $10) and PVG (bought at $7.50) and will look to buy some shares of HL if it gets close to $2.50.

>>19801017
not supporting your own local economy is kind of like shooting yourself in the foot

>>19801096
I'm a retard who stacks for the end of the world. What does this realistically mean for me? Is this shit finally going down?

>>19801264
>shtf end of world
if your not part of a group of strong smart like minded people with pans and some supplies, tools, etc, , your prob gonna have a bad time

>>19801161
I will support my local economy post collapse with my mercury dimes by employing all the formally well to do housewives to engage in various coital activities with me.

>>19801122
Ah Kirkland, another one I heard of. These are good tips but I own Pretium and Hecla too but will go look up the others.

>>19801291
you can have the Houswives. i'll take care of the daughters

>>19801096
I am not sure I understand this picture. For every 27,000 dollars in circulation there is 1 ounce of gold? For every 87 ounces of paper gold there is 1 ounce of physical gold? Same for silver.

Once I got the beans, bullets, and bullion, how do I find a like minded group of frens to survive the hard times?

>>19799831
How much gold and silver for a survival stack?

>>19801290
>with pans
FUCK I KNEW I FORGET SOMETHING IN MY BUNKER
NOBODY HAS PANS IN STOCK ON THE INTERNET ANYMORE! IS THERE NO ONE ON THIS BOARD WITH A KNOWLEDGE OF PANS?

I don’t know about you all... but because of Corona this is the first time since college that I’ve felt alive. I have lots of silver and been waiting for something like this to happen for 5 years. The point where things get so bad that 1 silver merc dime will buy me a blowjob from a formerly well to do housewife and her 18 year old daughter at the same time. I’ve been waiting in the shadows laughing at these cuck husbands who buy their wives range rovers instead of buying silver bullion... knowing that I’ll be face fucking their wives mouths for the 1.30$ it cost me to buy that silver dime.

Just yesterday at Whole Foods I seamlessly entered into conversation about Corona with a roastie milf that had a ring on her finger in the water aisle... and I said this is all a cover for trump to bring us back on a gold standard. She started looking at me in amazement like she wanted me to paint her lips in cum. At the end of the conversation I’m like take my number l have plenty of protection and freeze dried food if you ever need it and she took it from me.

>>19801623
this
>>19794209

>>19801823
did someone say ... PANS?
heres a link for you mate, Gold pans arent hard to find online. https://www.amazon.ca/Stansport-Yukon-Deluxe-Gold-Prospecting/dp/B00CYG9MG6?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_2

>>19794302
In a world where it returns to being accepted as money by everyone, you lend it and collect (((interest))). Reasonable rates, of course. With only minor lending fees, naturally. It is the industry standard.

>>19802079
Fuuuarrrkk don't even have a suicide stack of gold yet! What about silver? What's a good silver:gold ratio?

I want to buy 10 ounces of coins/rounds on sale, but I'm stuck.
Do I get Ashai cyberrounds or Britannias:
https://www.jmbullion.com/on-sale/
Or do I go for these cheapish ASEs?
https://www.providentmetals.com/2020-american-eagle-1-oz-silver-coin-bu.html

>>19802305
2 batbois

>>19802371
Why would I pay more, to get 2 memecoins instead of 10 ASEs

I've been looking at every chart I can get my hands on about gold during economic downs. And what is shown here:
https://goldsilver.com/blog/how-would-gold-perform-in-a-second-stock-market-crash/
Is correct. Gold is no where near done with its bullrun.... But now the question becomes has it even started? Because if what happened in March isn't considered a initial dip, then Gold can still go much lower.

Honestly I don't think I've ever been this stressed trying to figure out what Gold is going to do once it's lower highs and higher lows collide.

>>19802305
If the ase isnt much more than other coins then grab it, or if you dont live in the usa then get the coin your country makes. Other than that silver is silver and there is nothing wrong with asahi rounds but you wont sell them above or at spot unlike a coin.

>>19802305
I'd get the cyberrounds or get 1-2 of each government rounds on sale: https://monumentmetals.com/deals.html

That may trigger your autism though. I have to have one "touching" coin for each type of coin I have.

>>19801290
I've got all of that stuff, huge family lives nearby, plenty of supplies to last us until farming continues, 30 or so guns, with thousands of rounds. I'm set on all that. I just can't figure out when it will actually happen, I want to know as soon as possible so we can just quit our jobs and begin hunkering.

Silver went down again...getting closer to that Kraken lads.

Btw. Anyone have experience with TD silver bars? they have a 1kg stacker for the same price as the normal 1kg, except that the normal one is .9999 pure and the stacker is .999. Any reason that this makes a difference in resale/value?

>>19802982
Kraken?

>>19803076
2oz 'Creatures of the North' produced by the RCM. Love the design, and I dream about having a pirate's chest full of them.

Anyone know about those silver bars?

>>19803059
They are exactly 0.0009 kg different

>>19803119
Thank you; you won the award for the most useless response ever written here. Why are they the same price and not priced 0.0009 different? Is it an industry standard? Furthermore, does anyone care in resale down the road?

>>19788814
>there are plans to incorporate potassium atoms into the mix to explore the physics of mixed BECs.

Banana royalty streaming company recommendations plz bros

>>19803144
.999 and .9999 doesn't matter because at the end of the day its both fine silver and despite one technically being purer most people arent that specific about an extra 9 as long as theres atleast 3 of them

>>19803182
Thanks.

>>19787032
How does silver rust like that?
My coins turned black when they tarnished.

>>19803399
It's from the conversion of Iron to Iron oxides. Ferrous metals are prone to this problem.

>>19803437
Who buys such poor quality silver?

Pee pee poo poo

I'm trynna make the big money, but I don't hold any miners. Only physical. I have 164oz of silver and 1.25oz of gold. Are miners where the big cash is at?

>>19803441
Thads, motherfucker. Have you no appreciation of history?

>>19803460
Miners have to biggest percentage gains to be had

And remember to filter tripfags

>>19803441
Those look like Morgan dollars, which are supposed to be 90% silver, 10% copper, and only tarnish black. The kind of oxidation in OP is almost certainly rust, which means most of that 'bullion' is fake, made mostly of steel.

>>19803399
it's called toning, just a light coat of tarnish
the plebs here have no idea.

it actually makes morgans more valuable if it's pretty enough.

>>19788493
Perhaps this will tide you over anon

>>19803646
Shit, you're right. I didn't see the iridescent ones in the back of the shot, only the ones in the foreground.
>>19803441
When you get a very thin layer of silver sulfide, its like an oil slick, and you can get a bronzed or rainbow look.

>>19803705
That's a man.

>>19803758
That's peak women you troglodyte

>>19800071
Fuck no, I can smell the coof/ tungsten from here. Nice design though, I guess.

Does anyone else purposefully buy fake gold and silver for their dummy stash to make a 1:1 match with their real stack? For tactical purposes?

>>19803860
It's a 100 yen coin from the 1960s, it's too cheap to fake.

>>19803875
Nah, you might accidentally mix the fake and real silver together.

>>19803596
>he didn't read the rest of the order

>>19803900
>Be fake bullion seller
>make good money selling tungsten cored gold when the gold price is high.
>Dumb employees don't understand all that
>You go on vacation. No internet service
>Spot drops by half, employees keep selling the W. core fakes.
>Market is now flooded with tungsten filled bars priced below tungsten's value.
>People start making counterfeits of your counterfeits to take advantage of the demand for this cheap tungsten.

How do I make counterfeit tungsten?

>>19804012
Fill the core of the tungsten core with gold.

>>19798611
Pamp bars are so kino

>>19788380

What are some copper stock companies you'd suggest? Any in particular ?

Has anyone gone to those Cash for Gold stores you see at the mall or where those junkies hold signs for minimum wage? What do they offer, I'd imagine under spot. Do they even deal with coins, or just pawned jewelry?

Anyone have any insight?

>>19804369
They would either buy on spot(which is just the actual value of gold or silver) or if it’s a valuable coin, they would pay only 50% of it.

Do you guys like the 2020 Samoa coin?
https://www.apmex.com/product/208760/2020-samoa-1-oz-antique-silver-serpent-of-milan-bu

Any other unique pieces country coins? Please nothing with the Queens face on it.

>>19804369
Guy I know who owns one is connected to some underground Armenian stuff. They rarely sell and the stuff they do buy just gets melt down. Store is a target for robberies but that is just part of the business.

>>19803705
>>19803821
Nah that's a man. He should get that chest tumor checked by a doctor

Where can I get a roll of Mercury Dimes that dont look like total ass but isnt price gouged because its not a cull coin?

>>19803119
>being this retarded

Strong bones bump

>>19805099
https://monumentmetals.com/tube-of-90-silver-mercury-dimes-5-face-value.html

>>19801264
It means when shtf, that is the general 'price' of gold and silver in USD. ie that is how much money needs to flow into each metal to reach equilibrium.

>>19801309
More or less. Fiatfags and gold stonk holders will wail in pain when economic reality arrives. As gold and silver a rushed to as a true holder fo value, all the dollars and ETFs need to flood in and be distributed evenly. If you hoard currency or gold IOUs at this point you are going to have a bad time.

>>19802066
Based pasta

>>19807164
not bad. just ordered $10 face value
>merc dimes
FWTDHWs here I come

>>19807336

If by gold stocks you mean bullion ETFs (GLD, SLV) I agree with you. But gold and silver mining stocks are going to make a fortune. Everybody should own them. Otherwise, I agree with everything you say.

>>19804331

I'm not an expert on copper, so all I can say is that my one copper investment is Vale, a large Brazilian company.

>>19805099
Suck 50 dicks

>>19808193
'Murka
Fuck ye

>>19808203
you know it
comes in bars too
I'm gonna have to get at least one of the bars, and about 45 of the rounds

>pulled the trigger on discounted kangaroos at $17.39
>wake up to $17.67
a small victory for a stacklet poorfag such as myself

>>19808251
Do you think there's going to be time? Shit's about to kick off and go into high gear, and I think a lot of people are going to be caught unprepared. I got my stack bought and buried already though.

>>19808296

You have a few months at best. Yields going higher will crash the stock-market and put pressure on metals and miners over the next few months. September or October, just before the election, is when the Fed institutes YCC and begins printing tens of trillions to prop stocks back up. That's when gold and silver soar and never look back. The authorities will probably use the coronavirus hoax as a cover for the crash, just as they did in March, which means supply-chain disruptions and hence metals being almost impossible to obtain. So right now is a rare period of calm before the storm.

>>19808296
>Do you think there's going to be time?
Not the anon you asked. that said I think we have until October. I think September is going to begin to show us how crazy things will get. This is off the assessment that political unrest will increase with the 2nd wave of the virus as well as the election. I think we should all focus on having our stacks by july. That is my personal opinion on it. I'm in between jobs but I am probably going to pull the trigger on a 100oz silver bar...

>>19808495
damn anon sorry to repeat your post. Spot on though. good luck friends. I look forward to seeing you at the /PMG/ yacht party

>>19808495
>>19808529
I've seen September/October all over the place, which makes me think it'll happen sooner. If everyone thinks September, you'd be an idiot to still be waiting to pull the trigger on August 31st.

>>19808296
I dunno fren, I hope we have a little more time to accumulate, but who knows...
could be tomorrow, could be this fall, the lizards might pull enough shenanigans to keep the ponzi going for another year or three.
I'm just going to keep buying every month or a couple times per month, as much as I am able.
I'm going to balance the $$$ spent on PMs with $$$ spent on prepping as well.
I have my next 7 or 8 PM purchases planned out.

If you guys wanted to sell your precious metals where do you sell them?

>>19808581

The day when you "pull the trigger" so to speak is when the Fed announces YCC. That's when you spend every last bit of money you have on gold and silver miners, safe in the knowledge that they now have a floor and will never go down again. Until then, everybody should have a strong core position in both miners and metals, and, of course, make sure to get their hold-in-hand metals soon, because a second round of coronavirus shutdowns will make those disappear off the face of the earth.

Breaking out of 3.5 year hibernation today and /pmg still asleep. Moon mission incoming

>>19808638

You can sell them to any coin shop. But, generally speaking, you shouldn't buy hold-in-hand metals in order to sell and take a profit. Those are for surviving the hyper-inflationary collapse. Miners are the best way to take profits in the short term (the next 1-3 years, before the system completely breaks down). Not only are they massively leveraged to the price of gold, but you simply have to click a button to liquidate them.

>>19808686
Yeah. I’m a poor fag but just bought this. Things seem to be pointing in a terrible direction. I keep telling all my friends to buy silver/gold but no one listens. When shit hits the fan I am just going to move to rural maine.

>>19808775
Fuck fuck fuck I'm not ready.
>t. 100 Oz stacklet

>>19808803
You could have gotten cyberrounds from JMB for $20.60 / Oz right now.

OH SHIT, IS IT HAPPENING?

>>19808882
My autism will only be satisfied with rectangular shapes anon...

Reuters: "World's ultra-wealthy go for gold amid stimulus bonanza"

looks like we're part of the /ultrawealthy/ now

>>19809356
that's actually FUD, gold can't be valued in disgusting fake fiat terms. i would not fork over 1 single oz for $2k, or $3k, or even $10k.

Any Bongs on here with tips for purchasing shiny metals in the UK? Don't seem to have many options compared to the Mericans.

>>19809716
>looks like we're part of the /ultrawealthy/ now

I only stack silver
>TFW /respectablegentlemen/

>>19809755

Our country gives you exemption from CGT if you buy legal tender, so make sure to get one-ounce gold or silver Britannias. Bullionbypost has the highest premiums. Atkinsons, Bleyer, Baird, Chards, have lower ones. If you buy

1) Less than £5000 of PMs from a dealer in a single purchase, or

1) Less than £10,000 in PMs from a dealer in a single year,

You will be more likely to keep off the government watch-list, since the dealers will not be obliged to report you. Personally, I keep my physical metals in vaults in Switzerland and Singapore, for fear of confiscation, as happened in 1966, and will immediately flee the U. K. if it begins to persecute gold-investors. But it can't hurt to have some coins so long as you know you can hide them.

>>19809778
nuffin wrong with silver. if gold is ultra-wealthy, silver is at least well-to-do or slightly-wealthy. if you own silver you're already part of the top 10% as 90% or more of people do not own it. the entire system is designed to make people trade their time for paper cash so they can buy food, pay bills, and spend the rest on unnecessary shit like entertainment, breast implants, etc. etc. paper cash is just an intermediary form of exchange with no intrinsic value. PMs accomplish both, they have intrinsic value and can be used to exchange as long as you deal with someone who also wants PMs and has something you need. people trade rifles for silver coins, for example. a lot of youtube gun review guys also shill APMEX and other PM affiliate links. it's all connected. anyone who is a city-dwelling cuck most likely drives a cuckmobile, lives in a cuckshed-sized apartment, deals only in paper fiat, "invests" in faggot stocks like FB and AAPL, has a bank account, does not own weapons for self-defense or property defense.

>>19809885
Thanks, very much. That's a few more websites to look at anyway.

I wouldn't have anywhere near £5k to spend on this but thanks anyway. Got plenty of hiding space at least.

Are yield curve control measures strongly anti-deflationary?

What I'm asking is, if we expect to see YCC before the end of the year, is it possible that we will not see a significant deflationary period before or after?

>>19807454
That is my hesitation, however. If things go to shit how are mining stocks going to 'perform'. I know the concept is that gold/silver/base metal prices will raise and your shares will ride that wave, but will that instability also bring out an inherent risk factor.

IE who fucking cares how well any stock performs if shit is melting up?

>>19804012
This is the only FUD that gets me sometimes

>>19809910
Im trying to reach 500oz of silver by august when things seem like they will fall apart. Do you think that is enough to weather the storm high IQ anon?

you are right. it seems like there is a correlation with those spheres. I have a decent stack of ammo and firearms as well as seeds. I think there is a consciousness that is causing people to prepare. Call it the grace of the Lord, instinct or what have you but something has caused me and other anons to prepare as I am sure you know all to well.

https://www.kitco.com/news/2020-06-18/Silver-prices-have-made-their-highs-for-the-year-ABN-AMRO.html

Is buy 1 gram gold bars worth it for a poorfag?

>>19811037

1/10 ounce or 5 grams or over only

>>19811037
You're better off buying silver, ~$500 worth should weather you through the storm

>>19811037
no, that's utterly retarded, 1/2oz gold is the lowest sensible option. Maybe ducats, francs and sovereigns if we're talking about lower fractionals.

>>19803182
I believe 9999 silver has more industrial use cases, so I would go for that if possible. I heard some industries only uses 9999.

>>19811037
Just buy silver anon.

I have 1/10oz and 1 gram of Gold. It’s a retarded purchase but I just wanted it for me and not for stacking.

Other anons are right get silver if you are a poorfag

>t.also poorfag

>>19811006
interesting. i had a feeling this could be the case. but i maintain the expectaion that literally anything could happen any time, given all the variables, volatility everywhere, manipulations and god know what

>>19809910
True comment sir. I mostly focus on gold becauce I value portability. You should ideally own both silver and gold though.

>>19810533

The whole system isn't going to collapse until they reach hyperinflation and are forced to pull the plug, probably about 2023 or 2024 (David Brady). Some people say as late as 2025 (John Howell). Until then, high inflation, soaring precious metals prices, an increasingly broken economy, and a gradual breakdown of social order.

>>19810428

YCC means that hyperinflation and soaring PM prices are inevitable. YCC is when we fully transition from deflation (now) to high inflation. As Mike Maloney says, first deflation, then inflation.

>>19811275
i have a tenth gold too and it's so fucking small i fear i'll lose it somehow. it's smaller than a fucking dime. don't get tricked by the photos. either get a full bigboi oz of gold or just focus on silver. if you really absolutely must have gold check out the 1/4 oz or the 10 gram bars.

>>19812466
yeah, so we got 3 of 4 years to stack our shiny rocks. for now, just keep on stacking frens
>>19812721
>so fucking small i fear i'll lose it somehow.
this is a legitimate concern i have with my 1/10th oz gold pieces
if I buy my gold, I'm going to go for nothign less the .25 oz. some of those pre-33 US gold coins are available for reasonable premiums, comparable to modern gold bullion prices

Why did prices jump up?

>>19812789
* if I buy *more* Gold

Decided to dip a toe in to PMs today, bought in to a gold mining ETF. Good idea or a mistake?
Will start stacking 1oz gold britannias soon (britbong so CGT exempt)

>>19800150
that's 1995 illuminati card game isn't it?

>>19812811
Big dip in the dow maybe?

>>19812873
ETF can be fine but is almost like a day trading vehicle.
you dont hold ETFs long term, or even short term
You could do well on some ETFS. but if your messing with ETFs you better be on them daily and be ready to buy/sell any moment, whatever

>>19811225
Yeah that is true, I'm pretty sure once you get into .99999 silver it's considered medical grade also, I was just thinking from the perspective of if he wanted to sell it to an LCS in the future or trading for gold or something like that, I'm not sure if refiners care either way
>>19812721
This. I just went to my LCS a week ago and saw some of the 1/10 oz pieces he had out and they look so insignificant for what there value is, definitely won't be buying anything less then 1/2 oz at a time

>>19812944
>you dont hold ETFs long term, or even short term
thought that only applied to leveraged ETFs?

>>19813346
I thought they all were leveraged

I did it /biz/ I got my first silver ounce. My journey begins

>>19813551

nice. keep stacking

>>19813551
fuck I hate phone cameras

>>19813346
idk all about them. but i watched a pretty good yt vid on them. even that was brief. but it all made sense and the guy wasnt some old Keynesian stooge or a zoomer millennial.
anyways yes there are diferent types if ETF, and they can be lucrative,
but his biggest warning for noobs was "you dont HOLD etfs. they are short term vehicles"

so 1/10oz gold coins are stupid?
I already bought one.

>>19813551
welcome fren

>>19813784
do the math

>>19813784
sell it and start again 1/4 oz minimum

>>19813551
>1 oz: YOLOcoin
S T A C K

>>19812466
Ya so if we are talking 5 years max then I'm not going to get to the stonk market. If long term, I will probably look to invest once things establish, but I'm not betting on a faulty (((Market))) if I can just keep putting a few hundred bucks into silver each month.

>>19813551
ya did good

>>19813857
Personally, I think it's going to collapse any day now due to unforeseen external system shocks. Something crazy, like china goes to war with india and things get nuclear or something.

>>19813817
>do the math
what math?
>>19813820
>sell it
where?

>>19813949
Right now if you pay $210 or so for a 1/10 oz coin, your basically paying $2100 per ounce of gold

>>19813784

only (((they))) think this is bad. 1/10 is fine

>>19813784
Fractional are fine. Things like 1/10th oz gold eagles are overpriced though. You can get stuff like ducats, sovereigns, or francs for lower premium.

>>19814030
>Right now if you pay $210 or so for a 1/10 oz coin, your basically paying $2100 per ounce of gold
yes, I did that math.
thank god I bought it a long time ago so it was just as if I was paying $1600 per ounce of gold.

>>19813908
agreed. Or a boogaloo kicks off and shits gets real in the states. Too many flashpoints for my comfort.

>>19814033
>1/10 is fine
you'll have to tell me more reasons why you think it's fine other than putting stuff in between (((parenthesis))).
>>19814063
>Things like 1/10th oz gold eagles are overpriced though.
so I shouldn't include this meme coin on my stack?
> You can get stuff like ducats, sovereigns, or francs for lower premium.
I'll do that next time.

>>19814137
1/10th eagles will probably have a higher resell value or be easier to sell. But gold is gold. Just be aware of the premiums you pay.

If you bought it some time ago, that's fantastic.

New bread?

>>19813838
>>19813558
I will, as soon as I'm nestled into my new apartment I'll be getting a few more, then at least 1 or 2 a month

>>19813784
I have one too. PMs are a learning experience and on the bright side you have 1/10th more of an oz of gold than before you bought it.

>>19788158
Any way to buy these in the US?

CFTC-COMEX GOLD SPECULATORS RAISE NET LONG POSITION BY 15,766 CONTRACTS TO 143,070 IN WEEK TO JUNE 16
>CFTC-COMEX GOLD SPECULATORS RAISE NET LONG POSITION BY 15,766 CONTRACTS TO 143,070 IN WEEK TO JUNE 16
CFTC-COMEX GOLD SPECULATORS RAISE NET LONG POSITION BY 15,766 CONTRACTS TO 143,070 IN WEEK TO JUNE 16
>CFTC-COMEX GOLD SPECULATORS RAISE NET LONG POSITION BY 15,766 CONTRACTS TO 143,070 IN WEEK TO JUNE 16

SILVER SPECULATORS RAISE NET LONG POSITION BY 3,962 CONTRACTS TO 27,573
>SILVER SPECULATORS RAISE NET LONG POSITION BY 3,962 CONTRACTS TO 27,573
SILVER SPECULATORS RAISE NET LONG POSITION BY 3,962 CONTRACTS TO 27,573
>SILVER SPECULATORS RAISE NET LONG POSITION BY 3,962 CONTRACTS TO 27,573

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I'm new to this, what does it mean?