/biz/ - Business & Finance

>FWTDHW Status
Dreaming about the holiday guests

Does anyone else collect coins? I'm Australian, you guys might know that when we decimalised our currency we made our 50 cent coin out of silver, then the price spiked and the government had to stop doing that and recall the silver coins. That was in 1966, these coins are worth ~11 AUD now. You can still find them floating around, remember to grab them if you can. I inherited like 9 from my great grandma, feels good lol

Any labor day deals? 1oz pieces still over $29 it seems.

>>22262175
I have a change jar to get through, but I don't think I'll get anything - that bastard gresham.

Is anyone here legitimately afraid of confiscation? I see the argument occasionally, but it's just a meme right? The SWAT team isn't gonna break down your door to steal your 500 oz of silver and 15 oz of gold.

>>22262495
you are cancer and deserve death
yes i bought silver, you can't ask me this time you huge faggot

So do we have to pretty much create our own ethnostate within a 100,000 acre plot of land that we PM chads get together and buy in order to escape whatever globehomo shit happens within our lifetime?

>>22262517
Not too worried, but I'm looking to start stacking across borders.
>15 oz of gold
>$225,000 Fisting

>>22262533
Its good that you bought silver anon but you dont want to go all in on one thing. Did you also buy a bit of gold too at least?

Checked

This hasn't been posted in a while.

>>22262571
What state will PMG chads go when they make it? What will be the ounce to acre ratio?

Nor has this.

>>22262656
Which years are these coins for? Should add years. Only the pesetas got a year, 1966.

>>22262690
>>22262571
come home silver chad.

what is that coin that just came out? its like a woman's face made from lines and it says "icon", i think, in the background

>>22262644
yes. i did. you faggot

...checked.

>>22262517
Only when crossing borders but not all borders. I'd be afraid of going into and out of the USA, Australia, Canada... you get the picture. On a per-capita basis I think parts of Europe are far in excess of America in terms of PM stacking and the secondary market is very liquid. And, people are less allergic to PM's in Europe than America. I can totally imagine American stackers trying to exit the country after they realise all is lost and having their shit packed and their stacks taken from them and accused of all sorts of shit and then either thrown in jail, barred from exit or allowed to leave but only with the shirt on their back.

Most governments will go after gold rather than silver. Americans that are smart will have already started moving their PM's out of the USA bit by bit. It's obvious the trend is in place for most Americans to migrate internally as shit gets worse but it's not going to help you long term as the USA breaks up and it becomes 5th world. In the next 10+ years.

The real question is if it's possible for Americans to leave and the answer to that seems to be: no. Europe doesn't want to deal with Americans and neither does most of Asia... though both are happy to take your money but not necessary give you normal services (like a bank account) that even people from Africa would have. This is a direct result of American Government overreach.

Smarter Americans have already gotten rid other their citizenship.

So, to answer your original question, Governments will not generally go out of their way to take your gold but they certainly will like to keep it from going out and if it's coming in to grab it.

>>22262720
I'll make a map of when the last Silver coin was minted for circulation in Each Country sometime.

>>22262752
2020 Tokelau ICON
Only place I know with it is bold on presale

I don't know why but I can't stop buying copper coins. They are like $5. and 1 oz. which is like 300000% over spot. I feel weird compared to even the most eccentric internet silverbug Alex Jones type people.

You guys need to get used to being cool because there's a lot of curmudgeon vibes here is what I noticed. Needs to be more jovial.

I love precious metals.

>>22262915
Thank you. I got keep an eye out for this one

>>22262780
>>22262533

>>22262175
I'm looking for a place on here to post about collecting coins and shit, no board really seems right for it.

How does a complete newfag get into gold? Haven't decided whether or not to buy actual gold or stocks yet, appreciative of advice. I also live in Canada if that matters

>>22262962
depends how much money you have. most people here say 1:100 Au:Ag ratio. lately pundits have said 5-10% of your total net worth is conservative. they also say "gold is not bought as an investment but as a store of wealth / hedge against inflation", which is of course bullshit because you're going to see mad gains in miners once the hangover from the retards on tech bubble 2.0 gambling their way into a crumpled up grumpy bear wear off.

there's a shit ton of money out there, it'll eventually pile into stocks of miners. I'd say buy whatever Eric Sprott is buying, that's what I'm doing (limited to holdings in Australia).

as for physical gold, it's the most faked commodity, so you probably want to go with someone reputable. this problem will get worse with time, so it also pays to look into tech that can test the metals reliably if you're looking to get into the business at all.

short term there are more gains to be made in miners. the point of PM is not to get the world's biggest hoard, it's to time your entry into non PM assets such as to get the best bang for your buck, you need assets that bring in profits (not stonks which are crap) longer term but this moment is a good time to get rich very quickly off miners.

>>22262944
BIG NUG

>>22262134
this is the greatest image ever made in PMG

Question for all of you. Say you wake up one fine morning [x] months from now only to find that the moon mission is happening. All your miners are green, some of your juniors even went 10x or more. the gold silver ratio is under 45. AG and AU are both soaring over their previous ATH. What do you do, and how quickly do you do it?

I ask because I'm wondering what I would do. Would it be time to sell all my miners? or are they going to have staying power as we go into a new paradigm? Would I sell off my silver to buy mostly gold? If this happened tomorrow, would I be fucked for not having a more solid plan?

Share with me your thoughts so we can all better prepare.

>>22263264
My plans are dependent on triggers, if they don't hit the requirements I'll just continue hodling

-Swap for 3toz Au at 1:40
-Swap for 4toz Au at 1:30
-Swap for 5toz Au at 1:20
-Swap for 10toz Au at 1:10
-Sell 100toz Ag if it can cover my entire acquisition cost of my Ag stack
-Sell miners that don't give dividends when the shoe shine boy starts giving stock tips

Work in Progress, Might be useful when complete.

>>22263264
>What do you do, and how quickly do you do it?
Get on /pmg/ and plan out the yacht party.

>>22263588
What about countries with multiple dates and purities? 1964 for USA 90% for example. Vs 40%

>>22263413
But the shoeshine boy is already in /pmg/ telling everyone to prep the BHLL

>>22263693
I mean the ones you meet when you actually leave the house

>>22263606
Last coin minted for circulation, regardless of purity. A few countries were using multiple purities at the same time which sort of complicates things.

Any thoughts on hedging short to mid term deflation risk with US bonds? I listened to Steven Van Metre and he made more sense than I wanted to admit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=GQzlgbFJuso&t=1s

Good uk silver coin dealer?

>>22263911
Atkinsons bullion

>>22263984
thanks man I've never dealt with physical silver only ETC's, anyway to get around the VAT fucking you over on price?

>>22264064
he just gave you one of the best dealers now fuck off and buy some silver

Giving coins as gifts is so painful, even a ounce of silver is hard to give a person for a gift.

>>22264064
Celtic Gold based in Estonia, but unless it’s a huge order you’ll not save any money due to shipping costs. Just buy more locally if you’re doing up to 20oz.

>>22262175
>>22262951
/pmg/ tolerates some numismatic and mining talk as long as it's about precious metals. I sometimes post some other numismatics and don't get banned for it but I also don't get any replies usually.

Calm before the storm bump
Enjoy it while it lasts lads

>>22264064
Try Eldoradocoins. Small business based in Germany. I ordered my first tube of silver from them recently, no problems. Shipping is very reasonable, only thing is you need to pay by bank transfer which obviously feels a little odd. Also plenty of other people vouching for them on thesilverforum. I think there's a couple of others in Germany/Belgium too. Check out thesilverforum for some advice/suggestions where to buy. Don't buy from UK dealers unless you want to piss money away. Atkinsons is good for gold though.

>>22263806
How can he be the Bond king when we already have one?

>>22263091
Japan is enjoying freedom, but not for free. They are holding bags.

Which gold or silver stocks should I buy next. I prefer rather junior ones because I'm DCA monthly small europoor wages and can't afford to get into with huge capital. Already have physical silver and gold,
>MUX
and ASM
What I'm eligible to buy
NEM
AU
PAAS
AEM
AUY
HL
SVM
EXK
AG
FSM

Would it be more practical to have a lot of gold and silver coins, or just a few of the expensive bars?

>>22265450
Practical in what sense?

>>22265275
>prefers junior
>lists only major

Here's some based juniors.

>>22265450
Bars have lower premiums, but are less divisible
Get a bit of both for silver, for gold it's a matter of how deep your pockets are

Why do so many people on the right support central banking? It's honestly depressing.
We have no allies and we will never win...

>>22266051
The infomation about central banking isn't widely spread enough.

If every person was forced to read 'A History of central banking and the Enslavement of Mankind' in highschool then in twenty years the world would be a much better place.

>>22265640
If my broker had these options I would be considering them but since he has not I'm forced to choose from my list

Morning lads. Going to be interesting to see what happens in the markets on Tuesday. I hope this is it, I'm tired of waiting.

Is the ping test a meme frens? I just tested my maple leafs and roos and couldn't get a three outta three on any of them. I tried some Australian .20c and .50c (75% copper 25% nickel) and could achieve similar results.
I used pingcoin... Might have to try a different app. I did notice the copper nickel coins had a slightly higher pitch than the silver bullion I purchased from bullion dealers.
Never did this test before either since I'm a silver newfag. Want to try the ice test next.

>>22266093
True
Also this

Wtfhapenedin1971.com

>>22266182
Man how haven't I seen that website yet.

So many charts.

>>22264296
Celtic gold is solid, bought my silver there.

plan my future /pmg!

35yo Aussie
poker player, live in a city.

own my place of residence (paid off) with attached airbnb (worth maybe 700k AUD)
1 poz geared triplex investment property (worth 800k, mortgage 550k).
total income ~2500/wk, mortgage payments 300ish/wk.

been stacking hard the last 2 years, have 100k in PM, about 80k silver and 20k gold. Another 10k in miners.

Torn between putting income into paying off 2nd mortgage, or keep stacking (or sell the IP?). I know the debate of whether the US will be deflationary or inflationary is heavily influenced by the fact they are the reserve currency. Is Australia and the other fiats more likely to be purely inflationary, and therefore I should hodl the real estate? Although is this negated because of the already ridiculously inflated australian property market?

Thoughts appreciated, trips decide

>>22263984
>>22264296
>>22264970
nice one lads I'll have a look

>>22266631
How's the mortgage in relative terms to your economy (is it a lot left or finished soon-ish), I know the housing market is fucked in the land down under, so it might be a major factor differentiating it from other regions? I won't be able to answer now, since I'm a noctural bong, but when I wake up tomorrow I'll give you some more in-depth advice.

I stumbled across these Steve Keen videos which describe the end of the Credit theory of money system.
Too long didn’t watch: The Ratio of private debt to GDP will continue to rise until the debt can no longer be serviced. Then the entire system implodes in a deflationary depression. The government has some choices. In the great depression they devalued the currencies with respect to gold thereby making the debts easier to service. This time the money is exogenous or loaned into existence so I don’t see why a debt jubilee is out of the cards. The banks never earned this money, why should it be paid back. If nothing is done it will be a long painful deflationary depression. I think Steve Keen perfectly describes the problem and the outcome. He is not a gold bug and actually hates the stuff. He demonstrates the model at the 17 minute mark of video 2. The decline of wages share of GDP is rapidly declining now just like in his models


Video 1
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZK7aTBD97U
Video 2
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwYVaiOjaDs
Video 3
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7GH3moZSQM

>>22267086
cool man thanks.

Mortgage, its my only debt. I I put all funds into it I could probably pay it off in 3? years. The actual life of the loan is still another 24 years @ minimum repayments. Thats what I think you were asking anyway.

>>22267219
>peak oil

>>22267521
He got peak oil wrong. But that doesnt discount everything else.

>>22262495
>>22262947
She needs to eat something
pic related is superior Gold standard

Can next week be green thank you

still waiting on Silver Waifu.
>paid $1950 when i ordered it directly from the manufacturer and been waiting over a month for it to ship
>now see them for $1825 on Silver.com

the suffering, it never ends

>>22267823
RIP

I come back home frens.
I did the gigantic mistake of wanting to dip a toe into shitcoins last week. Purchased two ETH for a little over $930. Literally the absolute top. Then today, after a 35% loss, i was so desperate i withdrew all what was remaining. The minute after it was pumping back like crazy.

Also got raped by coinbase fees to credit my account and then after to withdraw it all from this kike platform. Only 600 bux left. This one week experiment costed me $300. But i learned a valuable lesson : never again i'll be retarded enough to try to buy those stupid scamcoins.

I want to beat myself for falling for this giant ponzi scam. I was close to break down into tears few hours earlier, now i'm just sad i lost my money to feed some whales and kikebase. I need a hug pmgbros..

$30 was the top, Silver bubble is over we enter 12 years of beat market now. Enjoy your bags fagits.

>>22268032
>vapourware tokens
we tried to warn you bro.
welp, cant say im doing much better on my Silver statue purchasing

any german anons recommend a website to buy silver?

>>22268032
Well atleast you learned your lesson, stay golden fren

>>22268163
https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/silber/

>>22268032
hope you'e ok bro

>>22268032
they hurt you, but we will heal you

>>22268127
>>22268210
>>22268319
>>22268362
Yep, never again. I knew i was making a mistake the minute i purchased this digital nothingburger. It's not like when you purchase rocks, with shitcoins you feel tainted, almost "dirty".
I feel so stupid.

Hopefully silver will make me rich so it will ease the pain.

FRIENDLY REMINDER TO CONTACT YOUR ONLINE BULLION DEALER AFTER YOU FINISH STACKING AND ASK THEM TO DELETE YOUR CUSTOMER RECORDS

>>22268233
thanks fren :)

>>22268502
They select the checkbox on your account, “customer added to IRS watch list”

>>22268502
Will they do it?

>>22268233
random question: I notice there is a premium when buying silver in Germany at about 19.96%

would it be better to buy it in the US since I'm American?

>>22268032
your lesson only costed you 1k. Think about the other. Dont do it again and stay loyal to PM and reality.

Also guys, what do you think about these miner, most major but oh well. Thats what I intend to purchase in the next few month since I was physical only until now.
>First Majestic, Endeavor Silver, Silvercorp Metals, Hochschild Minning, MAG silver
>Pure Gold Mining, Barrick, Renaissance Gold, Sandstorm Gold

If you have some based mining, I might buy them but I avoid huge speculation or debt ridden company. Not sure about my pick yet but will dig deeper.

>>22268502
Is there a serious danger of confiscation? Reading about FDR doing in the 1930's and it seems so archaic

>>22265275
Wut is German Silver

>>22268541
In yurop they have to. GPDR regulations.

In America they should. If not, just update your address to 123 nigger boulevard and change your customer name

>>22266631
Isn't the aussie dollar correlated to commodity prices more than most because of all the mining? I could see it being one of the more resilient fiats if inflation does really kick off. With a stack that size already, my uneducated opinion would be to keep paying the mortgage with 70% of excess money, put the other 30% towards stacking or miners.

>>22268666
Yes there is Satan. Expect a knock at your door asking you to turn in your PMs or go to prison for being a traitor

>>22268656
>your lesson only costed you 1k
It costed me 300, 1k was my initial.

>Dont do it again and stay loyal to PM
You can bet on this, lesson learned : no more shitcoins for me.

>most major but oh well
It's what you should do anyway. Imho 80% major is a safe bet. Personally i'm 80% on First majestic, Fortuna and Pan Am for the big boys, and a tiny 20% position on Bayhorse for a more risky bet.

>>22268656
You paid $300 tuition. We all pay tuition. Learn and move on.

>>22268163
https://eu.compare.pm is good for monitoring popular 1oz coins for stacking, add your desired amount in the top bar and select a round, you will see the huge difference in premiums often outweigh the higher shipping cost at some shops

>>22268633
Depends on the prices you get in the US i guess - in Germany you'll also have to pay tax on silver, which imo makes silver worse in Germany as gold is tax free

Does anyone have that list of miners that has been posted and re-posted many times?

>>22268999
You only pay high tax on bars, coins are margin taxed (as in only taxed on the premiums)

>>22262495
thank you

>>22269011

My advice: Get into Bayhorse Silver now, and ride that horse all the way to the bank.

>>22269242
are they on robinhood?

Am I dumb for buying 1 oz silver coins now?
I'm a young lad going through Uni looking to preserve my future wealth in metals. Was thinking of starting out "small" by buying a few coins for fun.

I'm thinking long term preservation of cource.

>>22269647

No, but if you want a good Robinhood silver stock, AUMN should be there.

Pan Man. Give me your best junior miners to buy LEAPS on Tuesday.

>>22269698
You probably will need that money to be liquid until you establish yourself. Right mindset, but, too soon.

>>22269845
Alright, I will halt my purchases for the time being.
Looking forward to join in on the fun when I can though.
Thanks for the insight!

>>22262435
There's a shop in central Illinois I was buying 1 oz'ers for 28$ from yesterday

>>22269698
Are you making an income or just riding loans?

Loans for the coin is probably a stupid idea right now.
taking around 10% of your income and putting it into PMs would be ok. Pay yourself first, pay yourself with gods money.

I have coin rolled for months to find this 1943 penny (copper was in short supply so they used zinc and steel) and I ended up finding it in my pocket change. I’ll clean it up and show what it looks like afterwords. Also if silver doesn’t break $32 this month I’m going to blow my brains out

>>22268032
Anon. I was into the crypto game in 2017. I put maybe 5k into crypto and my portfolio was worth maybe 33k at peak. I though there was room to maybe double that still. Anyways, fell for the hodl meme and held for several years before i cashed out with about my original principle. Do i wish I sold near the top? Of course, but I learned the valuable lesson of taking profits with real life skin in the game. I am going to hold my physical gold. If the price is right I will sell some or all of my physical silver. Miners definitely NEED to be sold to take profits. It is not time yet, but keep your ear to the ground because there WILL be a time to sell, and MOST people in miners will miss it. They will go through the euphoria and despair with nothing to show besides a life lesson.

>>22270016
I live in Europe so student loans is not an issue, don't have to pay tuition etc. Making some extra money trading on the side as well. No crazy stuff like options etc but still.
I keep my finances in check, I'm not a huge spender and would say I'm in control compared to most people I know.
My net income is about 1200$ a month and I save a few 100$ of that every month (Keep in mind that my rent is 630$ per month).
On top of that I have 50k in bonds that I wont touch and about 7k for general savings/trading activity.

>>22270074
Is it a bad time to buy miners? Which would you recommend at this time if any?

>>22269242
What's good about bayhorse?

>>22270275
want to know this as well. been wanting to get into miners but it seems like a bad time for stonks

>>22270275
>>22270417
I would recommend the sprott etfs sdgm and sdgj. Miners are VERY volatile. I can't guarantee that we won't see a 30-40% drop or something in the next month or two (but i doubt). But they are no where near the top on a 1-8 year scale. If you're not in the game, but feel iffy buying at the highs, i'd recommend dollar cost averaging over the next month or 2 on a weekly bases. I don't mean to inspire FOMO, but there is a window and you still have time. I'd say this is like buying bitcoin at 2-3k

>>22270642
Just some stuff i've picked up following the industry for the last several years. The earnings cycle is important. Essentially in anticipation of the next earnings, interest in the miners starts to pick up in the market. And then it tails off after earnings. We are at the point right now where we are entering the 'high interest' territory before earnings.

Also, due to the ways algo's work and other large group behavior, the metals seem to open high and the take hits at the middle and end of week. I wouldn't put too much stock in this, but the last month has created the repeated phenomena of miners jumping 3-4% monday, tuesday, and then losing that wed, thursday, whatever.

Anyways, I'm saying all of this because as I said;j Miners are volatile, learning to ride and thrive on the volatility is key to your sanity while holding the underlying volatile equity.

Please post gold coins.

>>>22269344

they're really out in full force today. Mr shekelstein in another thread posting 53 replies in 6 hours.

>>22270282
Actually nothing. It's a potato. That being said it hasn't really lost value

>>22270811
>>22270642
thanks for the info!

>>22270896

Pan Man's evil twin brother in that thread. It's like that famous Star Trek episode.

>>22262944
Is that and actual nugget from out of the ground or something that was chipped off the floor of a refinery that spilled?

>>22270282

You're buying a real producing silver mine with millions of proven ounces in the groundvin a safe jurisdiction. 4 PhD geologists working on the project. All at a market cap of 20 million. It's going 150x.

>>22270282

You're buying a real producing silver mine with millions of proven ounces in the ground in a safe jurisdiction. 4 PhD geologists working on the project. All at a market cap of 20 million. It's going 150x.

>>22270902

Completely the wrong way to understand mining stocks. The line on the screen is going up for none of them right now.

Is it worth keeping a few hundred dollars/whatevers of various foreign currencies?

so whats up with this comex thing? it seems like one day everyone thought it was going tits up and suddenly september hits and "it was all a meme, people always say this and it never fails" and suddenly 2 or 3 days later "its literaly defaulting right now, muh shadow contracts" i thought the comex failing was another hapooner thing that every board has like pol's "communism is right around the corner" and k's "if u dont buy a gun tomorrow you will never get one and most likely have your kids raped".

the thing with the comex failing is it seems like non schizophrenics outside of fringe communities believe this as well and have real data showing its happening (i think, im a tech guy, not finances so a lot of the info in thw cideos went over my head)

so has the comex ever got this close to failing or does it do this everytime there is an increase in demand for PM's? it seems like the warning of defaults is somewhat normal during times like these but i cant find any evidence that stuff like shadow contracts, increasing approved refiners, etc has ever happened before

>>22271145
in the videos** fuck too much hash and mushrooms for breakfast

>>22271145
be patient, mane

>>22270885
Is it a bad time to buy gold and silver coins?

>>22270282
literally cannot go tits up

>>22271197
never a bad time

>>22271176
im not really in any rush, the longer it takes the more silver i can buy

Why are there so many fucking communists on Twitter?
Why do they keep growing in number and influencing people?
Shoeonhead is now a communist and unironically supports maoism.
What the fuck?

>>22262831
>Not wanting to stake your claim when Rome falls
Ngmi

>>22271145
>has the comex ever got this close to failing or does it do this everytime there is an increase in demand for PM's
From what I can tell, comex has not been used as a delivery vehicle before and the availability of physical for delivery has not been this thin. It seems like a raid and people are going to be fighting for scraps over the next two or three contracts.

>>22271217
How much should a total beginner buy? I was thinking of buying a single 1/20th oz gold coin just for the novelty of owning fine gold lol and maybe some silver 1oz coins

I shorted gold this week guys. Did I make a good choice?

>>22271267
It's a mix of reasonably being feed up with our economic reality and search for a solution which our economic reality demands be consumed as a fashion statement and worn as an identity divorced from our material reality. The result is zoomers calling themselves transgender trad-cath communists or such concoctions on twitter who have really no clue what they want or where they stand.

>>22271417
No idea. I never buy anything I don't plan to hold for at least 10 years.

>>22271390
Premium on small fractional gold can be pretty shitty, if u cant afford 1/4 oz of gold AND some silver you might wanna stick with silver for a bit. some people on here believe anything under 1oz of gold isnt worth the premiums and there is definitely some merit to that

>>22271625
Yeah but it's getting much worse.
When is the US dollar gong to crash?
I'm so fucking sick of this surreal reality.

>>22266174
Australian 20c were never silver. Just the '66 round 50c which were 80% and the pre decimal stuff. Sometimes it depends on how you are holding them if they ping or not.

>>22271145
there's this idea that ppl buy silver or gold in expectation (soon!) of weimar hyperinflation, US default, or comex default.
you can keep waiting for it like you wait for christ to return (pic related), or you can just quietly stack metals and live your life normally (or as normally as possible under covid).

>>22262517
who is to say swat will exist in the future

>>22262831
True Americans will never abandon their country only the unwanteds will ever leave and they'll bring down any country they move to because that is all they know

>>22271197
I buy gold since 2015, I had some coins before but nothing to write home about.
In 2020 i started slowly divesting all my cyclical stonks and buy precious metals, mostly gold at 3oz per month average and some silver because why not.
If all goes to plan my portfolio will be at 40% precious metals in Q1/21.

So no, there is no bad time to buy gold, but there certainly is a bad time to hold worthless funny coloured paper money. Pic related is what my great grandfather did with paper money...

>>22271744
I'm staying here because I need to reach lower upper class assets if I don't want to wait in the breadline.

>>22271662
Its crashing since day 1, there is no reason to hold paper money longer than you need for everyday transactions.

>>22271197
Price a are at all time highs. The only times they have been this high in inflation adjusted dollars were bubbles. You can buy now. But there is a real possibility they could lose half their value and take 10 or 20 years to break even.

>>22266135
QRD? I'm seeing /smg/ talk about Tuesday, too. Is there a long weekend in the US, by the way?

>>22271965
labor day

>>22266174
My Britannias make a little clink, no ping.
Kind of worried desu.

>>22271965
Yes. Tomorrow markets are closed, so, potentially could be an extra spicy tuesday.

>>22269814
I am late for work but I ll work on that when i am on my coffee break. Any particular areas your looking for? North American?

>>22266631
If it's inflation you're worried about, precious metals and real estate is good to have. Have you considered renting your unused residences? If the bubble pops you can still just hold and get free money from renting it, and then sell it later when real estate starts climbing again. For allocation's sake I recommend you to look into US government TIPS, very solid and safe investment protected from inflation.

>>22271145
>k's "if u dont buy a gun tomorrow you will never get one and most likely have your kids raped".
if you haven't been into a gun store at the moment its pretty barren especially with gun and ammo manufactures having a hard time keeping up with demand. so it best to have one now then need one when production ceases. a cheap firearm might cost you $500-2k depending on what your buying but once shit goes down you'll find out how much the true cost of protection will be.

>>22272083
forgot my pic

>>22272125
>>22272083
im a leaf and getting my license this month, gonna grab a 12guage and a SKS probably. these are easily available here but a little expensive. luckily im not a huge poorfag so i can grab those without effecting my finances

>>22267627
We can go thicker.

>>22271995
>>22272019
I see, thank you.

>>22271145
Communism is here, faggot.
You just don't recognise it because you're expecting the "workers of the world, unite!" version.

>>22271919

>>22272330
disgusting
>10,200 oz of Ag checking in

>>22271045
I've held it since March. Every other miner I own is doing something. Done quite well with others - bayhorse is just dead in the water.

>>22262517
Even when they did confiscation last time they never went door to door. If you had your shit in a safety deposit box you were fucked, but if you had it at home you were fine.

>>22272601

Bayhorse has doubled since March, and briefly tripled after the Brandywine news. August silver crash destroyed all silver stocks and was an unfortunate coincidence.

Alright frens, I need help. I accidentally got bleach on some of my bullion bars. I wiped it off relatively quickly, but it still left light discolored spots. So I tried the cleaning method of putting them in hot water with baking soda. Well, that made it go from light brown to dark black. So now there is dark black spots on some 10 Oz bars that were previously pristine.
Wat do? Is there any good way to get this black marks off the silver? Would a silver polish work? Any particular suggestions on what I should do? Appreciate any help. Pretty miffed with myself.

>>22272592
>he doesn't like large Jap women
Such pleb taste.

>>22263264
If it went 10x I would probably sell because my point of speculating in miners is to get enough cash to buy a house or remodel my dads house (way too big for him) into two separate units.
But I wouldn’t sell much of my bullion. I have that for emergencies and as an insurance policy against chaos. I would maybe trim my stack a bit (750 oz silver, 13 oz gold) but not much.

>>22272759
sauce on this eastern pig

>>22272759
this healthy, soapy clean jap is as large as anyone should go

>>22272805
Ruka Tensho.
>>22272871
>no appreciation for every size
Not a true coomer.

>>22262134
>search thread, not one mention that COMEX just DOUBLED it's list of approved refiners
>INCLUDING 20 CHINESE REFINERS!!!!11

https://youtu.be/_kiCqOL-tqU

What the living fuck!!
Imagine buying a 100oz CHINESE gold bar
LMAO

>>22272871
Oh wow torpedo-shaped tits.

>>22272495
as i was typing that out i was thinking "huh wait trudeau just took our guns... maybe i did need one sooner" and when typing out the pol one "wait im living in a socialist shithole and there are marxist riots in the states that have been happening for 100 days". i guess everyone was kinda right, i guess im buying more silver lmao

>>22272897
thanks anon

>>22265275
Consider FCX as part of a buy. They have strong exposure to copper and have been carrying water for my pure gold and silver miners over the last few weeks. Not saying go 100% into them but as part of a broader Jr folio.

>>22272897
>Not a coomer.
That's honestly a compliment at this point.

>>22272922
This is the largest "Oh shit!!" signal we have ever seen!!

CHINESE GOLD & SILVER BOYS!!
WHAT THE FUCK COMEX!!

Get in here!!

>>22272022
Preferably locations that dont have a risk of nationalization. Can be anywhere though.

>>22272976
Yeah, I don't know where I was going with that. Some kind of attempt at irony, probably.

>>22272922
https://youtu.be/wY57Vn0qTiU

>>22272944
Yup, there is an incipient Maoist colour revolution in the States. Hope Drumpf landslides and empowers the populace to start cracking commie skulls. >>22272952
Excellent picture, a man of taste.
>>22272991
It was only a couple of months ago that a lot of Chinese gold was revealed to be fake, what the hell are they thinking?

>>22273049
Happens to the best of us.

>>22273125
lol exactly! what the living fuck
>DOUBLING the list
>TWENTY Chinese refiners!!

The level of desperation is unreal!

Why would any institution standing for physical delivery accept CHINESE gold & silver??

How do you folks go about buying junior mining stocks? Which apps/brokers?

>>22271919
it might very well do that but i think its inevitable to have an increase in price that becomes permanent in the near future, this might even be it. one thing that i dont see discussed here often is how critical silver is to the new goals trying to be achieved by new technology. quantum computers, 5g antennas and other high speed tech requires very high conductivity metals that can expell heat effectively. silver is pretty much the best we have. its not widely used now because we dont need it yet, we are actually still in the early days of technology and pretty much any metal has worked in tech because the bottleneck was in the technology itself rather than the metals conductivity.

for example, quantum computers and other high powered systems are starting to bottleneck on their conductive metal and heat management so they have started using silver and gold in circuit boards and heatsyncs. 5g is similiar, even silver for wiring is being researched for these technologies because of its great throughput and little susceptibility to loss and interference. my audio head buddy actually has silver in all of his audio cables, he expects that to be the norm in 5 years because even audio technology is advancing super fast and starting to bottleneck at the type of metals used

right now its mostly just used in fringe communities and researchers but assuming that technology isnt a "fad" that people will just get bored of, its only a matter of time before silvers demand sky rockets

Why would anyone buy physical pm over mining stocks if the return for the stocks are much higher?

>>22273305
U dont buy pm's for returns is the short answer

>>22273305
Stocks need to be sold at some point, at which point it's better to have pm than worthless paper money

How many pmg'ers here are burgers?

>>22268758
NOOOOOOOO THAT IS WHERE I LIVE I DONT WANT THEM ALL COMING TO MEEEE

>>22273324
>>22273341
So the only reason you buy it is because you think you'll protect yourself if the currency collapses?

>>22267627
damn that dude a lot of dogs

>>22272592
perfect, not to skinny not too fat
>>22272759

Gross


So, who else is happy either way, PM's go down its a buy opportunity, they go up, its a purchasing power gain

>>22273390
someone somewhere is going to set the new standard of currency after a collapse, just gives you a good head start when the reset happens.

do gold/silver futures open tonight as normal, or not because of usa holiday?

>>22272871
milkies worth everything i will ever have in exchange for a lifetime of suckling

>>22268032
>>22268394

Plat / RE anon here. Have a token amount invested in XRP - less than $1k. I do think crypto is the future but also see it as still evolving and trying to find itself...think the phrase here is:
>the early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese...

Don’t think someone’s wrong to make a small, speculative bet on crypto as long as they’ve got their core position well established.

>>22268666
>Is there a serious danger of confiscation?

Evil trips; spoopy. Yeah...there’s always some risk but doubt the risk is anywhere near the risk we saw in the 30’s. Keep what you feel safe at home, store the rest in non-bank vault storage. If you’ve got enough metal you can hedge the political/confiscation risk by store across multiple countries...but don’t get the vibe /biz/ holds enough metal for this to be relevant...myself included.

>>22271145
>so whats up with this comex thing?

1. You’re seeing shadow contracts pop up (contracts that are created and delivered on the same day). This suggest metal is being directly pulled off the market by those who have the financial firepower to do so [family offices, wealthy individuals, etc.] vs “the normal” kikery of using paper to manipulate prices.

2. Not as many deliveries - out of the outstanding deliveries due - being delivered early in the month. Doesn’t make sense on the surface as the longer COMEX has to store the metal, the more it has to pay in fees. If COMEX knows the metal is going to be delivered, why not deliver it early to save on storage...unless of course they don’t have the metal or are trying to source it.

3. COMEX’s added more approved sources for metal (suggesting their existing sources are unable to meet demand) AND you’re seeing entries actually standing for delivery vs settling in cash or rolling the contract forward.

>>22268666
>seems so archaic
just remember thats what the normies say about PMs, anything possible at any time, esp in 2020

>>22271145
>i thought the comex failing was another hapooner thing that every board has like pol's "communism is right around the corner" and k's "if u dont buy a gun tomorrow you will never get one and most likely have your kids raped".
Watch this if you care about your family.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olXipfCKUoo

If only I had bought more.

>>22273518
aisan physical market opens in 4 hours, not sure about futures

>>22270053
dont clean it, will lose value

>>22273627
noice, wat year did you buy, '02?

>>22273223
I would also like to know this.
Robin Hood doesn't operate in Yurop, apparently. I'm happy to keep stacking, but the idea of investing is appealing.

>>22273503
How can I get some pussy like this

>>22273509
And if it doesn't happen in your lifetime, hopefully you will have children to pass it along to. Generational wealth.

>>22273390
Yes.

>>22272775
>But I wouldn’t sell much of my bullion. I have that for emergencies and as an insurance policy against chaos. I would maybe trim my stack a bit (750 oz silver, 13 oz gold) but not much.

What’s /biz/‘s wisdom on holding vs. reallocating from PMs into other asset classes?

Maloney argues assets go through cyclical over/under valuations and the way to win is:

>buy undervalued assets [silver, gold, etc.]
>do NOT buy overvalued assets [stonks, RE]
>wait for the pattern to reverse [PMs moon, RE/stonks in the shitter]
>Trade overvalued PMs for undervalued RE/stocks
>repeat

Currently I’ve used/using RE to fiat up and acquire PMs (mostly silver, some plat, small positions in silver miners). When the Au:Ag silver gets under 25 I’ll start trading Ag for Au. Not sure about Pt - more curious to see where it goes but will keep an eye on the Pt to Au ratio. If [when!] RE deflates then I’ll start to trade Au for income producing properties.

Not sure how much I’ll keep in PMs, but don’t see myself maintaining a substantial position of I can trade an [overvalued] PM for [undervalued] RE...but that’s just me.

Thoughts?

>>22273760
Seems like a good strategy. PMs become more valuable when a stock market crash happens. That's peak financial opportunity right there. I would still keep a good chunk of pm just in case for security

>>22273503
>>22273707
It's to be a competition between western sticc and rubenesque Japs, then?

>>22273916
no its a competition between hot asians and hot westerns

>>22273928
>piercings everywhere
>visible permanent holes in flesh where piercings were
into the trash it goes

>>22268750
Copper and Nickel alloy I guess
>>22272963
Juicy stonk anon for sure going to buy some but I guess it can dip in few weeks with other stocks according to 2008 chart. Am I right?

>>22269936
Nothing wrong with stacking a few Oz here and there fren.

>pmg thread
>lewd photos
Choose one.

>>22273997
There’s everything right about stacking ounces!

>>22273916
>>22273928
no gap for me, no gold for her

>>22273980
lol having a belly button piercing really?

Only flaw I see is the thin upper lip and thick arm/brow hair.

>>22274028
Ok ok back to tru coinfus

>>22273928
Works for me.
Silver and tits, a winning combination.

>>22274100
>tattoos
There isn't fractional silver small enough.

>>22274028
All right, then. No more.

>>22273916
>other end of the spectrum

silver spot predictions for tonight?

>>22273760
Make sure you've got about a 10 year window. Housing dump this time around will be smaller than the next time is my guess.

>>22274153
This is what copper is for anon.

>>22274212
I think no one really knows, we could see a dump as people liquidate papers en masse, or we could see a large pump as lots of the money from other sectors that are crashing rotates into things like PM's, miners, energy, ect

No one really knows... I think some more big forward thinking institutional will be into gold/silver in some form, but it is still beginning.

>>22274210
I think I remember reading that she got help and made it to a healthy weight. Hope that's true.
>>22274266
kek

>>22271917
that graph ignores interest

>>22274212
i opened a big long before the weekend so it's gonna dump

crypto dumping worries me as well

>>22274212
I predict a lul period for a few days then another $5-$10 breakout

>>22272742
So nobody jumped in with any good tips so I took the plunge and tried random things from the inter webs. For anyone who does this in the future, regular toothpaste and a toothbrush works really well. I wet the toothbrush a little and put toothpaste on it and scrubbed for about 2-3 minutes solid. Afterward, the black tarnish was gone. Worked great and now my bars are looking nice again.

>>22271145
Listen nigger I'm only going to break this down for you once. I have deep levels of expertise in futa hentai and silver markets, and I'll explain to you how the latter works and why COMEX may or may not default but either way is good for PM prices.
Here's the one sentence takeaway:

>COMEX only has to default if prices are continually kept artificially low, they'll be fine if they let prices rise.

The basic way this works is that certain large players like JPM got given de-facto loopholes that allowed them to leverage their extraordinarily large stacks into having total control over PM prices through paper derivatives. JPM has a shitload of silver and doesn't have to obey order limits like all the other plebs, so they got to swing their big dick around the market and make prices. This was so extraordinary that when they finally got caught the SEC noted that JPM had literally NEVER lost a precious metals trade in its entire history.
And normally this works fine for them. They take out a bunch of shorts, and any time it looks like the price might go up, they take out even more and smash the price back down. All the while accumulating as much or as little of the actual physical metal as they want.
Until something like March happens. Suddenly silver is $12, but you can't actually buy a bar or a coin anywhere for less than $30. Anyone with two brain cells to rub together and enough money to stand for a contract sees the arbitrage opportunity, and it doesn't matter how much JPM tries to hammer the price down, they're standing for physical delivery anyways because literally all they have to do is buy a bar and sell it to a refiner and it doesn't matter what spot price is they'll make a solid 25% gain for their trouble. This was so bad that JPM got their bullshit called by the entire PM market, and had to sell like 25% of their physical stack (the largest private silver stack in the world) in one month. HSBC lost I think something like $100m in a day. (1/?)

>>22274545
>futa hentai
absolutely based

>>22274310
Desk said he thinks JPM has already gotten out of their short position and is sitting long. I was reading someone say that we’re now in a tight trading range for a while as big players accumulate long positions. He also thinks COMEX is pretty much out of physical with shadow contract deliveries that stopped the first week of August. It’s an interesting take.

https://youtu.be/wIjaoRVgOk0

>>22274545
Cursed image repost

>>22274545
So what happens after this? Well if you're sitting in JPM/HSBC's shoes you have two paths forward.
The first is you can take your licks and go back to business as usual. However if gold/silver demand increases (which if there is a gap between retail physical prices and "spot price" it will) and the arbitrage opportunity persists, you will get your bullshit called and you WILL have to stand for delivery.
The second is you can stop trying to keep price low. This is actually beneficial for you as well since you are one of, if not the, largest holders of the physical metal on earth. Sure you won't make as much money as you did controlling the entire market, but you'll still come out ahead with a decent profit.
What we have seen since March is that the big banks have been taking the second option. The house account of JPM has an almost non-existent short presence now. Scotiabank is exiting the market entirely. What this has led to is the spot prices of the metals rising, and a shrinking of the retail premium.

>But anon why does any of this matter for COMEX?

When JPM was swinging its dick around all the time determining prices, COMEX was just a price taker. They were never meant to be a physical delivery service. When they get their shit called, especially during a time when it was =hard to source new gold and silver (lockdown), there is a real risk of force majeure and a default.
HOWEVER if the shorts back off and don't get squeezed, then prices are allowed to rise naturally and what happens? Well the demand for physical delivery begins to slow to the point where COMEX can afford to actually deliver.
Either way is good for metals prices. If shorts try and come back, they will get squeezed, and price will pump up in a big short squeeze. If they don't, price will rise slowly and naturally because metals only go up.
Tl;dr COMEX probably won't default since the shorts have backed off, and there's only a risk of default from multiple back to back short squeezes.

>>22262495
Stop

>>22272922
>China 'gold'
fucking lel. go physical or go broke

>>22274530
How did you get bleach on your bars in the first place?

Just bought 2 x gold sovereigns! Looking forward to them arriving

>>22274385
interest rates have gone way down, its actually worse...

>>22274894
Nice stack, assuming it's yours.

Question 1:
How do I convert my gift cards into silver? I couldn’t find a way to use them to pay back my credit card.

Am I a retard if I buy miners rn?

>>22275201
If they are unused IM sure you can trade for cash at the store (or to some jackoff) then take cash to coin shop.

>>22275201
gift cards for where? I used nectar points to buy some queens beasts. you wont be able to exchange them for cash

>>22275061
Its mine, and thanks, pic excludes these two latest additions

>>22274599
...source?

Question 2:
Alright so you’ve all got your guns to protect yosself and your stack with, and you might even have expensive guns in the same safe as your metals.

So what do you do when it’s the middle of the night and they pull you out of the shower with a pistol pointed at you and a your wife already in hysterics.

What are you going to do when they riflebutt your wife and demand you open the safe?

some REAL FUCKING TINFOIL HAT SHIT today, love it https://youtu.be/zMb2884oM-o

>>22275445
You give them what’s in the safe obviously

>>22275247
Not if you already have a decent physical metals position.

>>22275316
Nice, can't seem to get any bars from the European dealers I use. Very pleasing to look at.

>>22275468
are these guys good or just trippin?

>>22275486
Old school meme'ing.

Oh shit Taiwan HK and Thailand protesters just fucked with the mouse.

>>22275298
>>22275256
There’s some visa but mainly clothing stores and restaurants and one for Ticketmaster.

>>22275445
You have two safes, one filled with tungsten/lead 'replicas' and another filled with the real stash

The 'booby' safe should be very well hidden & have weapons / other objects in it to lend further legitimacy

>>22275543
The vis you can just use to buy. restaurants and Ticketmaster you would need to either get a refund at store or find someone to buy them.

>>22275543
i havent been to the movies in 5 years anon.

>>22274894
Man I want a silber round just for the memes... but I already got some meme rounds recently and cant justify not getting the cheapest silver RN

>>22275543
clothing you could always buy limited editiion clothes with the clothing voucher, limited nikes, yeezys, supreme and then resell for a profit. Tickets are easy to make money on but not at the moment obviously. buy 2 tickets to a popular event you'd expect to sell out, sports or music and then sell them online.
I don't know how to monetise of restaurants, just take your mum out for a nice meal.

pretty sure there is a website you can sell vouchers/ giftcards on though but you will never get the face value

>>22275445

I don't take showers in the middle of the night I stare at the window until dawn.

>>22267468
Yeah, that's in essence what I was getting at.
As for my take, I'd say do the following (and to anybody else in a similar situation with mortgages)
> Keep setting aside the same amount each week for the mortgage, but only pay the minimum.
> Put the extra 'mortgage finance' you would have put in on top into a gold stack you keep separate from your main stack.
> Allocate your usual 'PM money' into Silver or a Tertiary metal
> Once your 'mortgage stack' is large enough to cover the cost of the rest of the mortgage, pay the entire thing off at once and be done with it

This being for a few reasons:
- Firstmost is that, provided there's a global economic crash (which, I mean, come on, everybody knows it's gonna happen), we'll see debt rates in particular do some crazy shit that nobody can accurately predict. Other Anons have pointed out that the auzzie dollar has stong(er) backing compared to other fiat, but from what I've seen of the Australian economy, it seems (much like Canada) to be deep in much worse relative debt compared to the dollar or euro, as a result of overly open foreign investment policies. I'll say right now that it's a priority to keep your credit score in the green, so obviously keeping the payments up; but I'd be cautious of what the fuck debt is going to do in the coming times, since a full on global crash hasn't had this much debt tied in before - so it really is new ground being paved. This is why I'd also advise against selling off any property; because while it's possible that the bogans will retake their property market from the chinese-investor menace by shitposting/force regardless of the debt, its just as possible that the claws could sink in further and property prices become even more wacky numbers, in a bubble that will never pop (because foreign interests won't let it, let alone the market not being ready for it).
- The reason why I say make a 'mortgage split' in Gold is because, in essence you should be able to benefit ...

from the increase in Gold value, while the Gold itself stays relatively non-volatile (with the only expected crashes being on economic recoveries). So while it would be hard for you to lose, you should be able to expect a pretty healthy gain in the coming months, which you can then use to essentially shorten the amount of time your mortgage takes to get rid of, without actually paying any more. Gold on top, generally has comparably low premiums compared to the rest of the PM market (unless the auzzie gold market is a premium nightmare that I'm not aware of) so you shouldn't lose too much from the 'entry investment'. With this method, you can reasonably shave a few months to even a year or so off the mortgage at little financial risk to yourself. A low denomination coin every week/month should be feasible (at least from my experience)
- Then, my reason for investing in Silver/Tert is pretty obviously because of the short come the crash. You're in a position where you've got enough Silver that you can very safely start to build up another stack (Platinum, Palladium, Rhodium, etc - Copper if you want to fill up the safe for memevalue) and diversification is never a bad thing. I'd advise against miners at this stage - reasoning is because, while they're profitable if you got in on them earlier for long (as in a few months back) or were shorting them up until last month; at this stage moving into miners is more for people who are already in the stock market looking to keep their investment in stocks without losing overall value as the wider stock market collapses. Miners (outside of a few juniors which have the most room to grow) have made most of their profit now, and are in for weathering the economic storm internally within the stock market; physical *should* see a greater increase in value compared to miners.

Hope that helps, you criminal colony, abbo fetishising, leddit spacing bastard; if you want any more clarification, go ahead and ask.

Why are Poojeets so based and rockpilled in PMs compared to Westerners? Most Westerners have almost an aversion to them, but over there almost everyone is hoarding the stuff.

>>22275861
We have things more expensive and desirable than gold. What are you going to buy in India? Land?

>>22275861
Americans have been led to believe that the USD is unstoppable, even when it turns downward. PM's are for old people/boomers etc and don't give you a quick return.

Obviously, anyone in this thread disagrees and I consider their lackadaisical approach to silver to my personal benefit, so good. Spend your dollars.

>>22275733
These are good ideas
>>22275624
Ok?
Ticketmaster is for live music and other events.

>>22275445
>In the shower, humming a tune to myself, comfy with safe stacked. Wifey and kids in the other room playing.

>thieves break down outer gate, chime goes off. Hmm thats odd, dont get visitors this late, we are in the middle of no where.

>dogs start barking, then growling, then biting someone

>POP POP POP dogs did their job, will have a heroes funeral.

>have enough time to throw some plates on my naked, wet ass self, and grab the AR

>theives get to my front door, bloody from the dogs, start kicking it down

>door goes down and they see a 119 year old naked man in prime physical shape wearing plates, a massive erection, and blasting them full of holes.

>I TOLD YOU JEHOVAH WITNESSES NOT TO COME ROUND HERE!

>>22275498
Its such a nice bar, previous owner didn't even take the front/back plastic sleeve off.

Here's a map of Countries by the year they last minted silver coins for circulation. There's no good data for parts of the Middle East and most of Africa, since they mostly used other countries' coins (mainly Maria Theresa Thalers).

>>22274894
Sovereigns are a good choice, but your safe doesnt look like it has the best quality.

i think i need a second box soon

>>22276097
Canadas cut off is 1967/68

>>22275445
I know this isn't /k/ but
>1st mistake was not securing your compound
>2nd mistake was never training you wife to be observant/alert, proficient in on the draw scenario, and carrying on her persons.
>3rd mistake was you not having a your gun on you 24/7 or a firearm with in reach especially a designated shower gun or toilet gun.

>>22275545
this a tolerable answer

>>22276097
Put the colors side by side instead of straight down, it will make the image smaller and have a lot less dead white space

>>22275940
Agreed. More so if you can convince a jogger to overpay for it. They love to brag about getting ripped off. Kikes must've really done a number on 'em.

>>22274856
Package for the silver came at the same time as other Amazon stuff. Even if it may be overblown, still trying not to get the Rona if I can help it. So I wipe all I coming stuff, especially from Amazon with diluted bleach. I only wipe the silver down with water because silver only needs water for its anti-microbial properties to kick in. But I cross contaminated the surface of the table of with bleach and sat a couple bars in the drops. When I went to wash the silver, I realize what I had done and saw light brown smudges that wouldn’t come off. So lesson learned...don’t open them simultaneously and wash hands and sugar se before going from bleach to opening a silver package.

>>22276101
Its just cheap garbage, you could pick it up and walk off with it. Hell, I leave the keys on top of it. My home insurance covers bullion up to 20k unlocked. I just bought it as this box was too small
>>22276131
Brilliant stack!

>>22276097
yikes @ the legend
also france still made some 50 francs silver until 1980, and circulated 100 francs until the mid 80s, but they were massively hoarded instead of being spent (much like kennedy halves or two dollar bills)
related pic stolen from ebay

>>22276140
It's listed as 1968 on there.
>>22276156
The program I used to make it wouldn't let me change the placement of the colors. I can give you the raw data to input if you have something that would put the colors side by side.

>>22276507
I was looking at the wrong shade of blue

is there still trading for silver tomorrow since its not a holiday for europoors and asians?

>>22262495
Ugly roach looking bitch

>>22276097
Could you organise the years chronologically?

>>22270282
Anons should really not do this type of investment into bayhorse/BHLL/ any other potential 10 bagger miner company. There's a lot at risk and it won't soar off until 2022 at least. There's a lot of other juniors out there now that will out perform these by a longshot, but honestly I'm thinking about getting out of the market soon anyway. I don't want to be in it while the election goes and + there's going to be a deflationary period soon before the FED hyperinflation kicks in. We're going to see losses for the next month I feel. Maybe a bounce early this week, but it'll be a bull trap. I'll keep browsing the threads bros but I'm out of the paper gang. Physical from here on out until things are more clear.

>>22276576
only a homo would actually say that

>>22276477
I decided against including them because Wikipedia mentioned that they didn't circulate. Mexico still makes silver 100 peso coins for circulation, but nobody uses them so I didn't include them.

>>22276438
just recently i took a deep analysis on home insurance and precious metals coverage as I am growing out of the ordinary customers stack.
I can, without any fee increasing, be insured up to 100.000€ when I install a safe with minimum 200kg of weight and 2 heavy duty bolts bolted into concrete, outside of the safe I can only have 10.000€ worth of precious metals, jewelery and alike.
It also greatly reduces the fee if I am willing to have a high deductible (they consider 500€ high) so I gladly took that aswell.

>>22264154
Quit being greedy and poor anon. Ive given frens and family over 100toz of silver as gifts for the last number of years.
Do it to as an educational exercise to show them what real money was/ is. Especially is they have children. Teach they while they are young. When you see the looks on their faces holding a coin of PM you know a seed has been planted

>>22276633
Only a low t beta stacklet would find that gook attractive. O HERRO SUSHI EGG RORR KARATE I EAT BUGS HOIHOIHOI

>>22276579
I'll do that when I fix the map tomorrow, the data for Egypt and Hong Kong got deleted somehow.

>>22276740
yikes

>>22276692
he's right I really want to give my little cousins a round or 2oz bar or something but I know it will just end up lost and unappreciated. It's Nerf or nothing these days.

>>22276740
Asia waifu are master race.
it's been scientifically proven

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>>22276851
Ive given Silver to every member of my family and most of them appreciate it, they appreciated it more when I told them its worth $20 more than what I bought it for

>>22276851
Yup they are a scary race of bug eaters but I’m not surprised the CCP is here defending them. Fuck off chang >>22276884
no

>>22276851
Eh, i guess it really helps to know your audience. When my brother had twins i got a set of fractional gold bars for them. His wife was happy and told me “thats very asian!” Shes asian of course and appreciated them

>>22276096
Dang, that is nice. I was hoping to get some Asahi silver bars that have the nice repeating pattern, kind of like in your pic, but alas.

Why is it legal for women to own gold jewelry, it doesn't make sense to me.

>>22277512

Buy them and a six-pack of Asahi beer and just revel in your good life choices.

How much will I regret it if I buy a small amount of silver today

>>22277803
Not much

>>22277855
nice meme lines

Linking an updated OP a bit earlier because I've got shit to do and can't stick around for another few posts. Forgive me for my pre-bump limit sins.
>>22277881
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>>22277881

Is there anything special about silver eagle dates? 2004 and 2018 in particular. I bought a tube of each for 660 a tube. Not sure if good deal or not. At my LCS.

>>22277873
Thanks, I iq'ed them myself. My mom said I did well.

>>22277512
I bought 112 1oz asahi bars, next planned purchase is 10 10oz asahi bars

>>22277909
Sounds like a steal to me

I have zero PM and plan to get on board in the future.
Legit question, whats the ROI for collectors coins (example: fafnir Ultra high relief) vs standard silver coins (eagles). You understand you end up paying way more for the collectors per oz of silver, but do they hold value and appreciate the same or more than standard silver coins or bars?

>>22277855

I seriously fucking bought at that top spike lol probably that very day.

>>22277922
Good work anon

>>22277512
I wanted a 10oz asahi bar in the UK, there were loads on eBay one week. I got my boss into silver bullion and he bought most of them. Now I can't find one anywhere.

>>22277956
Don't worry anon. You did good.

>>22277909
You got a good deal.
The dates don't really mean much, you stack for silver content, not for numismatics.
That being said, ASE's are beautiful coins, and their my prefered stacking silver, along with mercs and morgans.

>>22277913
pic of your mom?

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>>22278048

this is the only picture I have, but I intend to get more shortly, just waiting for a few sources of cash to hit my account. Fucking Labor Day weekend really screwing me over right now.

>>22269647
Open up an account on Schwab and you can get OTCs

I'm a retard and bought my first 2 silver coins last week. they were so pretty i went and bought a 10oz bar and a little .1oz gold coin

i know nothing about what im doing. can somebody redpill me on this gold/silver ratio? what should i actually be buying? and are mining stocks a bad idea? someone in another thread said they are

30 year old irish here, with oz citizenship but havent been out there since i was a baby. Thinking of putting in 5 years in the mines,make my money then buy a house in oz. would you recommend?

>>22278543
Head over to the new bread fren, and I can respond to you there. This bread is about to expire.

>>22266631

Rent money is a pretty safe lifeline so it doesn't feel right suggesting you sell, but ofc RE/Gold ratio is headed down, probably to 50% of current. Do with that what you will.

Also, you need more in miners for sure. You are too heavy on physical, IMO. With that much capital, I'd have 50K in miners.

>>22275445
Mine is buried on the property, nobody it's there.