/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49626430

>>49626480

>>49626498

This is worth a watch:
https://youtu.be/bS0W-Whl0T0

>>49626480
not
>>49626498
reading
>>49626498
all that

>>49626239
I think deep down a lot of ppl know this will happen, but they are way too afraid to admit it. Just thinking about such betrayal after all what we have done for them (the immigrants, the blacks, the jews,..), the hundreds years of us wasting our time, resources and effort to be the most compassionate possible, giving them shelter, food, making thousands of NGOs to save the most fragiles all over the world. Teaching them empathy, love, respect toward the defenseless...
Bringing knowledge, science, infrastructure, all the tools of modern life, a fair judicial system and laws to protect them. A civil war fought just to free them...
All this being erased and all our efforts being rewarded with them destroying the culture who raised and nurtured them, and genociding the race who welcomed them is just an unthinkable betrayal. "No human being could be this heartless", that's what subconsciously is pushing white ppl to relax.

So much efforts ruined by a single generation of jewish hainous anti-white propaganda...

So, is copper a meme? Does it have to be in coins? Do you have to melt it down? Are pipes and wire OK?

>>49626430
How much did you pay per 5 Franc coin for that bag?
I have a decent stack of LMU Crowns (more than just what's in the pic) but not that many Francs.

I want a solid sterling silver curb chain because wearing silver is as cool as stacking, but the resale value is awful. I guess I could just never try to sell it, and love it for the satisfaction of wearing it.

>>49626521
a little too tired to watch this right now, hard to keep my eyes open plus I think my left eye is puffy/swollen and sore so I'll probably watch this in the mornin, g'night /pmg/

>>49626640
They where 15 euro a piece, bought from a nice boomer in a local coin shop in France

>>49626654
Get one dude. If you aren't in a rush or too picky about the style you can pick one up cheap if you get it secondhand at a garage sale or goodwill. You could also make a craigslist add saying you're interested in silver chains and probably find a suitable one with a seller happy to take $2 over spot.

>>49626668
Must be nice getting all the good deals on the good designs over there in Europe. I got some 5 Bolivares for $16 a piece a while back and a few 5 Lire for for $22 a piece, but those are really bland designs compared to the various 5 Francs. I have something like 6 or 7 5 Francs, but they've all cost about $25-30 a piece for ones identical to yours. I'll have to see if I can find them cheaper.
How common are Ceres 5 Francs over there? That's the one design I don't see in your picture.

>>49626820
>How common are Ceres 5 Francs over there?
I have seen that one before, most of them are 5 Hercule

>>49626907

>>49626869
>most of them are 5 Hercule
That's about what I expected since those should have the largest surviving population.
I remember the Ceres 5 Francs was the most expensive of all the designs of 5 Francs I have, it cost $30 instead of $25 like the rest of the coins. I guess that makes sense given that they only minted them for 3 years, one of the shortest mint runs of any design.

It’s time..

This is my bag. It has buccee on the front

>>49627217
First package opened

First 9999 fine gold I’ve ever had. After complaining about the sovereigns colour.. I think I do actually prefer the sovereigns now I’ve had both, but this a nice coin l, sure

Does anyone in /pmg/ stack any Russian gold/silver? I've got a few Nicholas II/Alexsandr III 5 ruble gold coins.

>>49626521
>WEF shills
>Talk about digital currency
>Talk about getting rid of commercial banks and only have central banks
>Talk about centralization leading to tyranny through social credit system, say that's bad but make out what we have now is way worse
>Capitalism is a volatile beast
>The gold standard is fixed and independent of government influence which is bad.
>America would be in a black hole if quantitative easing was fixed (scarcity)
>This is why the gold standard never survived because every time there was a crisis they had to abandon it

This isn't news, it's a fucking propaganda advert for the WEF. It's about enslaving the human species for the good of the economy. Thank you for sharing this video anon, you've just shown me exactly how evil these people are.

>>49627439
I especially liked the part where he says the value of a currency is its ability to be taxed

>>49627380
Rouble reporting in. I want to buy more but I just bought one for now because they're expensive for their weight. Fuck the Bolsheviks.

>>49627378
>>49627217
Second package. Prefer this one.

I bought silver and lost a lot of money due to vat tax. Now I have to wait 20 years just to break even?

>>49627556
what the fuck did you expect looking at the graph before buying?
>"oh, anon bought, time to do the magical 70x we were holding off"
you're not "getting into PMs" as an investment, you're getting OUT of FIAT because that definitely is a sinking ship

>>49626551
Don't worry anon, some people have to let others to do the reading and the thinking for them, that's how nature works sometimes.
Do not research, just trust the science and everything will be fine.

>>49627549
Honestly, at first I started buying them because when the ruble/Russian economy briefly tanked in February, I was racking my brain trying to find any ways to "buy the dip" and invest in anything Russia related, despite all the hysteria and sanctions. so I settled on gold rubles. But they're nice coins on their own even despite that, better than the usual boring british sovereign gold.

>>49627657
I don't care lol

>>49626521
>why the gold standard didn't survive
i don't want to go back to a "gold standard" i.e jews getting to keep doing what they've always done but with gold sitting in a vault somewhere and commoners trading paper notes
fuck those kitco kikes

i don't want banks to exist

>>49627556
Pretty much yeah. With metal you're investing in everything else going down while your investment stays relatively stable (see gold / silver backed crypto doing 20%+ vs BTC and alts during the recent Celsius collapse). You won't get rich the normal way stacking metals and if you don't already have a solid income or decent money in investments (mid 5 figs+) you shouldn't be putting significant amounts of your net worth into metals for this reason. It loses from initial die to premiums and tax and its harder to liquidate in a crisis (which is more likely for someone if their net worth is on the lower side and mostly tied up in metals), so you risk having to either sell at a slight loss or a very small amount of profit to cover random expenses, turning the time you held into nothing but opportunity cost. Make money some other way then store the excess in metals, land, guns, food etc.

>>49627666
Satan checked, how much do they run for usually? I hate commies so I like buying pre-1917 Russian stuff.

>>49627767

>>49627767
Based. Get pitchforks and get to work.

For some reason, people always vandalize stores (which DOES produce something, even if overpriced and unnecessary) instead of banks, which only produce money

>>49627799
>for some reason

>>49628264
is that copper?

>>49626430
Let’s post those coin bags.

>>49628324
Between 5.5 - 36 % copper yes for some coins

>>49628381
What are those tiny natsoc coins you have next to the 2 reichsmark?

>>49628424
Thank you for advise me the copper I will stack copper

Mods are ridin' with Biden.

>>49626640
>you will buy ze Hercules
Sure nice coins, but the premiums on those are stupid.

>>49627657

In the Information Age, Ignorance is a Choice. >>49626551

>>49627775

As a Canadian, I look to Russia as an example of how far we could fall, and in the same way. It’s chilling.

>>49629029
Not here, you can find them at spot

>>49627556
>>49627775
>you won't get rich with precious metals
>so don't hoard too much of them
>only a tiny bit is enough
>you do not want to do a bank run on physical silver
>that would be really bad for us

>>49629197
I'm in Europe, but cant find a hercules below 25€. Don't know bout France haven't been looking on French sites.

It's over baggies. You will never make it

>>49629203
Not everyone here stacks because of reddit psyops. On a completely unrelated note, would you be interested in buying some GME? XRP? Perhaps this bridge? Two more weeks and it's yours! You're welcome to stack for whatever reasons you like, I'm simply advising people with the broader investment area in mind rather than just investing based on muh comex.

>>49629253
Have you tried your local Ebay/ secondhand websites? Sometimes local coin shops also have for lower prices. 25 is way to much, I usualy find them around 15 - 20 euro's

>>49629304
>reddit psyops
kek
>I'm simply advising people with the broader investment area
You're free to create another thread about that.
>rather than just investing based on muh comex
This thread is mostly dedicated to investing in physical precious metals and the market fundamentals behind it of which the comex is also a part of.

>>49629290
means very little if that gold takes more labour to extract than current deposits
machinery is likely the thing that will change this, but machines cost money and porky doesn't want to invest if he can help it

>>49629425
And I was giving somebody advice on how I believe they should factor metal into their overall investment strategy, also well within the topic of the thread, gatekeep somewhere else (preferably reddit).

>>49629338
meh, I prefer the gold franc. Less premium and more gold.

>>49629492
Oh wait, those are swiss right? Kek, pardon my French.

>>49629492
>Less premium
I found them below spot

https://www.reuters.com/article/uganda-gold/uganda-says-exploration-results-show-it-has-31-million-tonnes-of-gold-ore-idUSKBN2NP17M
what do we make of this?

New fag here. Is copper and silver worth buying and why?

>>49630083
only buy base metals

>>49630083
Nickel and tin are the new copper.

>>49629963
Time for some democracy, probably.

>>49630083
Global Gold Production Yearly ~2500 Tonnes
Gold Price Per OZ: $1,843

Global Copper Production Yearly: 18,000,000 Tonnes
Copper Price Per OZ: $0.27

Global Silver Production Yearly: 24,000 Tonnes
Silver Price Per OZ: $21.83

If the price of silver was relative to the production of gold, the silver price would be $192 per OZ, the silver price in relation to copper would be $202.

>>49630118
memes aside, tin is surprisingly expensive. I made some calculations for a project involving molten metal, tin came up way higher costwise than I had anticipated

>>49630083
Nah. Buy crypto instead and buy matic. copper and silver is on it's way out. The future is digital.

>>49630083
>Hey guys, here's zero information about me or my financial circumstances. Should I buy an unspecified amount of copper and silver? Thanks.

>>49627551
Me too. Britoid gold is inferior to chad American plainsland buffalo

>>49630236
And Nickel price is going parabolic since Russia is tightening the sanctions on itself..

>>49630248
>matic

What I want my silver to look like

>>49630274
oh yeah. also every lithium ion battery pack uses nickel strips

>>49630248
I already own crypto, bitcoin and monero and I am just looking to hedge my bets.
Going to buy gold cause I think it's cool, and silver is also pretty cool. Copper is meh but might be worth something over time at least a little bit.

>>49630251
I don't understands why this matters to whether silver and copper are objectively worth buying relative to gold.

Everyone should have a big bag of shekels that they keep adding to periodically. I just added $30 fv. U fucks keep banning me though, jannies always hang out in this thread. Here are my walkers

>>49626521
>(((Kitco))) (((News)))

>>49630349
palladium

>>49630363
Just look at this shit and holy fuck it's expensive, kek. Wtf is palladium and when did we discover this shit?

>>49630358
kek

>>49630431
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palladium

In other news, my normalfaggot feed has informed me that the Fed is talking 75 base point increase for interest rates this week. Barclay's predicts the dollar index will soar to a new high.
That is totally because the economy of this country will strengthen, and not because the index compares the dollar to such stable currencies as the Japanese Yen.
Poor Japan, I wonder if they're heading into another lost decade.

Uganda just found 320,000 TONS of Gold.
https://www.reuters.com/article/uganda-gold/uganda-says-exploration-results-show-it-has-31-million-tonnes-of-gold-ore-idUSKBN2NP17M
>All the gold ever found in all of history only amounts to 244,000 tons.
>https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/how-much-gold-has-been-found-world
>The world supply of gold is going up 130% all at once!
>GET THE FUCK OUT! NOW! NOW! NOW!

Umm...you are precious to me?

where is the cheapest platinum price in Europe?
I would like to buy some more platinum as I have mostly silver and some gold
europeanmint sent an email now saying last batch of VAT-free platinum
but the price is €1050, that's like 20% over spot
but I can't seem to find cheaper platinum. europabullion is even more expensive
is 20% over spot normal?

>>49631085
For the 2 years I have been looking at the charts, yes 20% premium seems to be the normal

>>49631049
>creating state minig company
>any investors and foreign miners will have to share 15% stake with the government
>china just dumped $200 million into a mine there

>>49631049
DELETE THIS NOW

just because they think theres gold in the ground doesnt mean the supply has doubled, they have to get it out of the ground first

>>49631049
KEK. Shiny rocks fags btfo. Gold can't stop losing.

>>49631049
320 000 tons of gold ore is not 320 000 tons of gold

>>49631049
>Uganda says
lol
>tons
tonnes
> supply of gold is going up 130% all at once
I'd love to see what kind of equipment can pull all of that ore out of the ground, process it and refine it, all in a single day. And on the cheap.

>>49631331
Tbf China have already agreed to help them.

>>49627551
very nice anon

>>49631331
5k Tonnes this year so called

>>49631313
31 million tons of gold ore (Not 320 thousand) with 320,000 tons of pure gold output. .

>>49631313
The article says 31 million tonnes of ore, with an estimated yield of 320,000 tonnes of refined gold. It's coming from Uganda, so I don't know if you can trust it more than you can trust your local gas station attendant's opinion on the bond market.

>>49631049
looks like Uganda needs some Freedom(TM)

I feel really sorry for you guys. You made the right play. The conditions were right for gold to come back into relevance but you all forgot one thing. This is clown world. There are no safe havens, you will own nothing and be happy.

>>49626430
I rarely visit/post in pmg any more, but hey thread theme

>>49631433
Oh look at that, they've had the same man as president since the 1980s.

>>49629963
The big question is, how much gold is in a ton of ore - the amount of ore is more or less irrelevant

>>49631049

>>49631049
Thing is, how long will it take to mine and refine into 320,000 tons of gold?

>>49631576
according to the article, the total amount of gold in the world would double if you'd exploit these ore reserves

>>49631909
Good thing Uganda isn't ranked 151st out of 176 countries for corruption and embroiled in a long running civil war with a rebel group based in the same geographic area as the ore deposits...oh wait.

>>49630236
>memes aside, tin is surprisingly expensive

Take the pewter pill anon. I was just melting some and pouring ~1/2 kilo bars

>>49631909
this doesn't mean much. there are many orders of magnitude more gold in Earth's crust. also gold in asteroids in space. it's the cost of extracting that gold, the amount of labour necessary, that determines whether it's worthwhile at all
>>49632033
anon the pewtersmith

>>49632033
That can't be good for your teeth

>>49632044
For 320000 tons? China will probably nuke the Kenyan mountainside to feast on the sweet, golden nectar within. Probably Congo too for the last 20% on the other side of the deposit. Wakanda is established.

>>49631049
>>49631636
>31 million tonnes of ore
>no assay
>taking the word of Uganda

Nothing to see here, move along.

>Launch the Ugandan FUD

Kek

>>49632127
>Nuke mountains

>>49631049
Im just going to keep doing what the central banks are doing

>>49629963
>>49631049
10327 grams per ton
lmao
yeah right

>>49632398
It will slow the potential profits, however can these new mines outpace global population growth with economic prosperity. Gold is a prestige's metal, the African's mining it that are getting rich will want plenty for themselves to flaunt.

Damn this thread is full of fud as usual but I'm buying 2oz of gold today.

>>49626430
I'm thinking about getting one of these 10oz silver bars, they look kinda cool

>>49629963
>what do we make of this?

>Crypto getting collapsed
>Crypto anons fleeing
>Looking towards Metals to protect wealth
>Big News Story
>Big Gold find out of fucking nowhere
>You dont want that anon, theres too much of it now
>(((Reuters)))

>>49632711
Like>>49632888 said, it's to steer people fleeing the tanking markets away from precious metals. Just run-of-the-mill fud that crops up whenever people start seriously looking for safe assets. Trips of truth never lie.

>The stack of Brittanias I bought in March is £100 cheaper today from the same supplier
Hold me bros

>>49632430
>10327 grams per ton

Topkek that would be bonanza grade for silver and viable for copper, what a joke

>>49632888
>>49632941
Holy cope. Your safe haven just got raped and you guys are getting just'ed. Permabull level of denial for you tards.

>>49633960
So tell me how they start a profitable mine at that location and how long it takes to make it operational, also take account the increased food prices and the shortage of everthing.


aaaand go.

>>49633960
Even if you trust these numbers what will happen is that Uganda will 'develop' the area just to skim a ton of money off of every idiot that tries to set up an operation and they'll all fail before managing to dig.
Even if they don't it's likely they'll get raided by the rebels often enough that the miners will pack up and go.

>>49633531
>>49632430
Oy vey your posts are both very anti-Semitic.

After going through mountains of coins I came up with only a single silver roosevelt dime, the only one I've ever found. About six and a half pounds of 95% Cu pennies though and three or so pounds of nickels. Has anyone come across any silver dimes or quarters lately? Honestly thought they'd be a bit less rare in circulation

>>49627725
You don't understand what a real gold standard is. But just for yucks, what's you alternative? (bracing myself for the greenbacker argument).

>>49634008
>how?
Slave labor
>how long?
They probably got the ball rolling 5 years? 2030?
Rising costs do not impact mighty peoples republic of China only scarcity

>>49632430
Haha, FUD is over

>>49633960
Sorry sweetie it was already deboonked

>>49634436
I found a Roosevelt dime a few weeks ago and a quarter last week.
My average is just one random silver coin every 3 months though.

>>49632888
checked and based

>>49629290
I think the impact of a golden asteroid is a more probable threat to gold prices. Unless they found a single nugget that big and can mine it with machetes and pocket knives, it will never amount to anything. UNLESS China thinks it is worth something. Then goodbye Uganda, hello CCP. And more gold to China is bullish for gold prices because it only makes it more likely that the BRICS will remonetize gold.

>>49634780
>UNLESS China thinks it is worth something
>pumped $200 million into a mine in Uganda
Yeah, unless.

>>49628442
Reichspfennings.

>>49631357
>help

>>49630248
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcSlcNfThUA

The crypto theme song.

>>49634541
I'm pretty jealous of that find myself, been looking for a long time and never found a silver quarter. Probably found well over a hundred 1965 quarters at this point it's quite a bummer

1/2

>>49635081
I believe this was either soldered to something at one point, or used as a fuse.

>>49635051
>1965
Anon called them The Devils Quarters once, I really like it.

>>49634847
Like I said, China stacking more gold is good for the future of gold prices. The moonshot for gold is remonetization. China is by far the most likely country to launch a gold-backed trade currency to dethrone the USD. The more gold China has, the sooner it can launch the new Gold Yuan.

>>49635132
Could have been a tie clip

>>49635241
>cucking burgers by going back to gold
based chinks if true

Just closed all my silver mining positions

average 80% loss since I bought the tippy top on January 2021.

Remember all the silver mining stock shilling back then? Well that costed me $15000

At least I still have 500 ounces of silver I bought at $28 right?

What a fucking terrible investment...

>>49635467
Thanks for sharing, I guess.

>>49635467
Hahaha. You deserve it. Go lose the rest of your money catching the BTC knife.

>>49635467
I said it last year on here that the mining shit was a fud to get anons away from the physical, mines all across the world will get Nationalised and stock owners (especially foreign ones) told to get fucked.

https://www.mining.com/web/chile-vote-marks-first-step-in-long-path-to-seizing-mines/

>>49635329
They aren't stacking gold because it's pretty.

>>49635467
Checked my silver and its still there
>He trusted bayhorse shills
You cant blame us for your own stupidity

>>49635467
>falling for the meme
>selling at what is most likely the lowest point of the dip
the essence of this board

>>49635467
Why the hell you put in more then you where willing to lose? You knew it was a high risk play, you can only blame yourself

>>49635818

USD is gaining value, rates rising. Silver is not going to go up anytime soon, I dont want to hold those silver mining bags for the next 4 years Anon.

>>49635847
I earn 300k a year, so the 15k loss is marginal. It would have been a nice vacation though...

>>49635467
Sorry to hear that anon.

>>49635902
>I earn 300k a year
then stop crying like a bitch, you decided to push the red or green button

>>49635467
>spending $19k of your hard earned money based on rumors on a Vietnamese coin collecting forum

>>49635678
There could still be lots of gains to be made in the mining sector. A return to $35-40 is very possible with many opportunities to unload your most risky positions.
I would just hang tight, the pressure on the physical supply is going to translate to higher prices eventually. If the price movement of the 1960s in miners happens again today, it will be well worth the risk.
I do agree though, mines are risky and the geopolitical reality of the dollar hegemony breaking apart is much bigger than just normal market movement. The whole global landscape is going to eventually shift into who knows wtf. I keep a very modest portfolio of mining stocks and dividend paying commodity assets just for the sake of being diversified. However, I will say that I definitely appreciate the physical aspect of my portfolio.
At this point, I want to be putting all my money into physical. If GME pops off, or any of my commodity producers do well I can use that money to reduce risk and own some vital blue chips. I do, however, think long and hard about liquidating it all and splurging on physical. I am dead certain on the trajectory of PMs, my other holdings, not so much.,

>>49634541
I got a merc dime in my change in 2005. That’s as cool as it got. But I was only there for a week.

What is the benchmark to reach for silver in ozs anons? 500oz? 1000oz?

>>49636134
A kilo and then you refer to it as a key

>>49636128
>visiting the US on a trip and got mercced

>>49635902
So you bought pocket change worth of the more riskier precious metal and you lost couple dollars per oz, because premiums risen to compensate for made up spot price. The horror.

>>49635467
Don't mean to laugh but after you insufferable horse faggots shit up this general for so long you fucking deserve it

>>49629963
The blackest african shitholes announces miraculous discovery of gold deposits every 3 months to bait in investors' money and international miners then the local government racket them.
It's the nigerian prince scam but for institutional money. I can assure you they didn't find more gold in Uganda than in my backyard.

>>49635467
Why sell now after a 80% loss? Why not continue riding the meme and see where it leads at this point?

silverbros
How much oz did stack before purchasing your first gold? I really like a gold coin, but I could get a lot of more silver instead

>>49637309
I bought these for peanuts as a kid in the early '00s when gold was under $300, probably had 100oz silver then. Gold is nice but I like silver much more so my GSR is schizo-tier at around 1:1500

When talking GSR, are we talking weight or value?

>>49637309
The usual ratio is 100:1 silver:gold, but ultimately buy what you want.

>>49637309
The common ratio is 100:1 silver to gold. Yeah, you can get a bunch of silver for the cost of one ounce of gold but diversification is a valuable thing.

Just make sure to get something pretty; I fucked up getting the bland 1 oz vacambi bar and I'm selling it soon because of how gay it is (same goes for my lame platinum).

>warned for posting "racism" when I recommended an anon buy gold krugerands because you can get apartheid era gold

fuck you niggers based krugerman holds his tongue for no man; least of all nigger jannies.

>>49637519
>are we talking weight or value?

Usually it refers to ounces, 1:100 being the standard boilerplate ratio lots of people target

>>49637539
100:1 in oz or fiat numbers?

>>49637486
very nice anon

>>49637565
Definitely something pretty. The Krugs look amazing and I also really like the Vrenli

Here in the UK Gold coins are vat free but silver isn't so you aren't getting as close to spot price.
On top of that all UK sovereigns and britannias are CGT free.
What are the rules in your country like?

>>49628381
Mine isn't big, but it is silver

>>49629511
>he doesn't speak swiss

Remember: No hat, no buy. Vote with your wallet.

>>49637787
In Germany gold is tax free too
If you hodl pms for more than a year the profits are tax free if you sell

>>49634847
This guy thinks $200 million represents a sizable investment on china's behalf lol. That amount of money represents them placing a bet on the roulette table. Such a small amount of money means they think there's a small chance it may yield something, but a good chance it won't. $200 million, Jesus Christ lol. Likely they just want to keep increasing their presence in Africa in anticipation of the West's fall. Once the West is good and dead on the global stage they will be the only one's left with a beachhead in Africa, and then they can reintroduce colonization under the guise of economic development, something seen in Africa sometime before if memory serves.

>>49626430

>>49638145

>>49638103
>man stuff isn't going to happen unless china does something
>china did somethign
>What you think that's a lot of money? hahahaha poorfag, JEsus CHrist why are you pointing out that China did something. LMFAO you are dumb

>>49637787
>>49638024
Your governments wont be around in the next few years to enforce laws like these, stop allowing them control of your lives and stop abiding by unjust laws.

What's the deal with pawn shops?

I have mentioned this before but I wanted to bring it up again. In the two years I have been stacking I always hear people saying they find crazy good deals at pawn shops. Do these things differ by region or state or something? I live in Pittsburgh PA and I have been to every pawn shop in SWPA and they are all the same. Weird owners that stare you down. Sketchy dudes just randomly hanging out inside. Weird vibes. Ridiculously overpriced junk for sale. Never have coins or metals.
I saw one today I never been to so I checked it out. I had pretty low expectations but I had nothing better to do. Had a small case of coins. Guy wanted $40 for common date peace dollars that I can get for 27-31 on Instagram and Reddit. LOL

Captcha GAWWD

>>49638279
>stop abiding by unjust laws
Unjust laws like not having to pay VAT or CGT? So you're saying I should force the gov to take vat on my gold purchases?

>>49638317
a lot of pawn shops are just there to launder money and they don't really give a fuck

>>49638145
>>49638187
This general has made me obsessed with filling up a treasure chest with bullion, jewelry, and gems.

anybody in europe wanna buy my 500 oz of silver? i can't find a buyer for 30$ per OZ i will sell them for 28$ (American Silvereagles)

>>49638277
Try another strawman, I'm sure you'll find one that works. This will be my last (you) to the shills, but maybe you'll catch someone else.

>>49638500
>please buy my bags, sir

>>49635467

>buying at the top
>selling towards the bottom
ok

>>49638500
I will buy em at spot price.

>>49638500
YES
I WILL BUY EM
AT SPOT!

>>49638500
>Can get silver at 30.73usd an oz from a reputable dealer
>Save 73c a oz and risk getting doxxed or burned
Hmmmm

>>49638500
I pay less at the dealer with less hassle

>>49638500
>anybody in europe
>$ per OZ

>>49638500
I'll take the silver eagles for spot, anything else $1 over spot.

>>49631049
they may have that in reserves, but actually accessing / mining that gold is another matter. What percentage of that gold is in placer form? what percentage of hard rock gold is actually reachable with modern mining tech? There are vast gold reserves scattered all across africa, but no ones tapped into the due to political unrest, poor access to utilities / infrastructure and many many more.
Estimated tonnage is laughable too without extensive drilling and exploration programs to actually prove up a deposit, otherwise its all hearsay.
This sounds like that "Golden Mountain" discovered in Uganda that caused a minor civil war and gold rush only to find out it was a single river bank.

>>49629963
Classic third world gold discovery scam to bait in stupid investors. Avoid.

>>49638729
OMG PLZ DONT DOX ME FOR USING 4CHAN NOOOOOO NOOOOOO

Paranoid faggot.

>>49629963
Literally Bre-X tier.

>>49638959
yep Uganda has been struggling to find any outside investment other than Chinese money due to the countries poor reputation in the west. The countries been trying to bring back a set of major copper mines over the past two years, but no ones interested as previous attempts were embroiled in corruption cases. A number of Vancouver based junior miners turned tail and left Uganda in 2019 sighting corruption and poor regional security as why they left. Uganda is not the best place to be an exploration company, even though it is rich in minerals.

>>49638500
Go to the silver forum and sell there.

>>49627531
Fuck modern taxation. Taxation should be a means to recirculate money back into state to prevent rampant inflation, with the taxed money being used to fund the state's projects. Currently taxes only serve to exploit us since the state is doing nothing to prevent inflation and the only projects we get are bathrooms for the trannies and armaments for Israel, nothing actually important such as repairing shitty roads or building better power grids.

>>49626654
>>49626795
Do it. Keep some random gold band rings on hand, too. You get them super cheap for now, too.

>>49639175
The chief reason for a government's existence, the protection of the nation's sovereignty and borders, isn't even being upheld anymore. Why pay taxes when it directly goes TOWARDS destroying your sovereignty and borders? Tax evasion is also easy to get away with.

>>49638473
There's state land in Arkansas where you can mine your own diamonds and out in Montana you can mine your own sapphires and rubies. There's tourmaline in California and if you can find a place in CA where there was recently land damage (dam break, mudslide) you can get gold nuggets.

>>49638500
you should sell em in NA where ASE gets you a decent chunk of premium back, in EU we buy other bullion for $26-27

>>49639394
There have been some serious flood events in California that have exposed a lot of new territory for hobby prospectors. Same goes for up here in BC, we had some incredible flood events this winter, that water moved a lot of gold around.

>>49639175
>>49639365
You should view the current globohomo economy like an engine and taxes are the radiator used only to prevent it from overheating.
They keep loaning currency into existence to fund their agenda, but they have to drain it somehow from everyone else, so it doesn't lead to rampant inflation.
Every tax along the way the currency moves through hands is used to reduce the quantity of it over time.

>>49626640
based LMU stacker.

>>49626820
Ceres >> Hercule

>>49639175
I don't mind paying taxes, but I DO mind paying the Rothschild for the government to do fuck all with the money, besides paying off interest on their debt

>entire crypto and stock market trashed just to smack down price of silver
pathetic

>>49638317
the trick with pawn shops is perhaps to do what I just did:
>write python script that scrapes the entire auction site
>parse karats, weights and bids
>compute value based on spot, add 15% commission and shipping
>find all items that are currently bid below this
>send email to myself with links to said items
so far I've found a silver handled knife and a gold ring with a big fat diamond in it that both seem like good deals
>>49638500
>30$/oz
my good sir/madam I can go on europeanmint or celticgold right now and get a better deal than that

>>49639592
Let me elaborate if you don't mind. I agree with the concept of taxation in the case of managing a sovereign nation; if the state continually puts out money without getting it back somehow the state will simply bleed itself dry and have no power. And without power of the state the money itself will have no worth as currency, which in turn hurts the people who hold the currency. A silver denarius still has power as a store of value, but it's worthless as currency. You can't pay tribute to Caesar with roman silver. But you can still use the silver as a means of bargain. That is why Gold and Silver are the best money. It's the ultimate failsafe to the single most failed invention of humanity, currency. Every currency either has failed or will fail. But Gold and Silver are always valuable.

But taxation is no longer used a means to prevent inflation. If they wanted to prevent inflation the fed wouldn't have printed 40% of all US dollars in 2020, and potentially print even more after discontinuing the M1 money supply chart in Feb. 2021 (coincidentally right when we had the first big gas price hike during Biden's presidency. I believe the "pipeline cancellation" is misdirection for loss of foreign confidence in the US dollar. Why would cancelling a pipeline make gas more expensive if the pipe wasn't actually transporting gas yet) Taxation is used as a means to oppress the masses. Imagine if the 25-35% taxation rate along with the 7-11% sales tax rate you currently pay could all be spent on Gold and Silver. You would gain a big pile very quickly without any changes to your lifestyle! In fact, it would actually improve your lifestyle since you currently have to allocate a percentage of "spare" funds to PMs. That "spare" money could be instead spent on something like physical fitness, censored books, or ammunition, which the Powers that be definitely don't want you to have. (1/2)

>>49632888
I agree classic FUD.

>>49641329
Politics are ultimately power over the masses. Parliament or Congressman sitting at a desk and dryly reading a bill isn't the extent of politics. George Floyd having a Fentanyl overdose on camera had more political power than the President of the United states. Cities refused to allow the army to stop riots. BLM protestors trashed countless cities, possibly irrevocably, and Trump couldn't do shit about it.

Morality is ultimately your social nature wanting to please the powerful. This is true even in religion. If you don't do what God wants you too, you go to hell. God's the biggest, strongest dude out there, so his will is the most absolute. If you don't do what the police want you to do, you go to jail or get shot. The reason I believe a lot of the powerful become sociopaths is that they are no longer mentally bound to the social rules we are. Probably why already powerful people becoming leaders, like Stalin or Brutus are often the most absolutely horrid leaders, while once "normal" people like Hitler or JFK tend to be the best.

If you want Moral power, get a gun. Violence is the ultimate leverage in a debate. A dead guy can't debate you. The communists and the (((left))) are so violent because of how stupid their ideologies are. Conservatives are nice because the ideology is nice. It's possible, in good faith, to convince someone of traditional values They are intellectually superior. Leftism is dumb. Only idiots and ignorants adhere to it sincerely. And so when you disagree with them, they freak out and get violent to "win".

And so when The Powers That Be tax you, their last concern is inflation and budget. They just want you poor and weak by any means necessary. "Taxation" is simply the most socially acceptable form that they can get away with it. Is it a wonder why "Tax collector" was Jesus Christ's preferred analogy for "complete piece of shit person" he used? (2/2)

>>49630083
RE: Copper.
This might be really stupid rationale, but I own a few copper bars, tin bars, and even lead bars. Of course, I also have silver bars. My reasoning is that if they ever try to confiscate "bullion", I can make the argument that my silver bars are not bullion, but rather are 'raw materials' for my business (that I hasn't really got of the ground yet), as evidenced by my similar stock of other types of raw materials. Gotta think one step ahead while playing jewish calvinball.

>>49638279
This. Fuck the government

>>49638103
So probably a good idea to invest in whip manufacturers.

>>49642148
If you're scrapping copper, pour it into an artistic mold shape. It doesn't even have to be good to be art.

Heads up for any numisfags, the 2009 silver proof set is a really great buy right now. The Grey sheet price for one is only $50, while they're selling on eBay right now for $65-$75. So if your coin shop looks at book materials for pricing (which mine did) you can get them for a really reasonable. You get $2.10 in 90% silver coins, $5 in dollar coins, and four pretty sick commemorative pennies which as a bonus are the old 95% copper ratio. A lot of quarter albums (such as the one I had as a kid) just put in slots for the 50 states, and not the extra six for the 2009 US territories. Collectors are probably going to want these pretty soon in the future, maybe even now to try to get every John Flanagan quarter since his Washington Bust was just retired for the shitty women quarters.
>>49642148
Actually not a bad idea. My plan is just to take unreasonably long digging around to tire them and just give somebody the nasty silver Roosevelt dime I found in a coinstar once and ask "Is this silver? I heard on Pawn Stars once that old coins are silver" if I don't feel like getting in a shootout with the feds over it. But I doubt silver confiscation is going to come successfully. Poos Chinks and Jews would throw too big of a stink about it.

Not enough stack pics in PMG today.
Fuck the glowies
Fuck the banks
God bless (and have mercy on) the people

>>49629290
Uganda is the new bayhorse! Buy buy buy!

any recent interesting pm news?

>>49642785
>Uganda is the new bayhorse

More like the new asteroid mining, 2 places no one wants to go to dig for Gold.

>>49630083
I like copper but
>that image
Nigga you gaaayy
>>49628916
Biden bros rise

>>49643432
it doesn't even look like biden
also my script found someone pawned a 100g bar seemingly above spot price

>>49629290
So is this real or just another Bre-X?

>>49641097
>write python script that scrapes the entire auction site
ebay?

>>49643432
Imagine brining that to a coin shop.

>>49643965
Maybe if the owner is a boomer he'd laugh, give me a firm handshake, and 6 free ounces of silver (in mercury dimes) + sex with his granddaughter

>>49644173
>sex with his granddaughter
Best he can do is his gold digger wife.

Weeks worth of eBay shite.

>>49638317
i found one in my town that sells PMs. they had a good deal on a 2 ounce silver round like $62. silver quarters for about $6, not sure how i felt about that price, but hell i will take the offer over these big name pawn shops that specifically don't sell PMs outside of jewelry.

>>49644379
btw this wasn't any time recent. it was a good deal in its time lol.

>>49644377
Checked, really like that ZAR silber, is it a 2 shilling? Seems like i gotta wait until tomorrow for my ebay goodies to arrive.

>>49634777
Checked and blessed

>Stack precious metals
>Be financially stable

>>49626430
I'm in a bad place right now financially, looking to sell some of my junk to make rent this month. I just got a job, but by the time payday comes around, it will be too late. I will be fine after that though.
This is what I'm willing to get rid of, I have 3 of those 2 mark nazi coins and 2 of the 5 marks (I didn't include them in the photo because I know people worry they are fakes).
The photo is shit but a few look really nice, like my barber dime. If you have any questions about mint mark or want close up pictures let me know.
I live in super rural America, none of the jewelry shops what anything to do with them.

email: rdh@cock.lu if interested

>>49643890
nope

>>49644929
I'll go spot if they check out. Post some pics

>>49644647
Safi I think.

>>49644997
Is it a local auction site or?

>>49644700
>jesus is the fbi

>check catalogue
>another day of delicious salt
feels good :3

>MMMRI: 295
>DXY: 105.47
>US10Y: 3.48
>BTC -6.7%

I'm cooming bros

>>49646159
The best is yet to coom. The rocket is on the launchpad. Countdown begins...

>>49644377
how much did spend for the goldbacks?

>>49644173
His granddaughter (male)

>>49646230
I’m in the Uk so I grab them when I see them if reasonably priced including postage. I usually pay between £6-£8 each. But I got a “5” for £20 ish. Few pop up for 8-9 quid with £3 postage but fuck that. I’ve seen them cheaper occasionally, depends if you get another bidder or a sensible buy it now. I’m just trying to get a 2019, 2020, 2021 of each of the single units for now before the new 2022s and new states drop.

China is going to invade Taiwan in the next 60 days. You have been warned

>>49646780
OH NOOO
I NEED MORE SILVER, BUT I'M SAVING UP FOR GOLD
SAVE ME NIGGERMAAAAAN

>>49646159
>>49646196

>>49646830
>crypto nerds are seething and you're laughing
Fuck yes. I hate them so much. Also this event is a shining beacon from God, saying the silver moon is almost here.

Пpивeт, мoи дpyзья

>>49639313
Absolutely based.
I probably have at least as many as that but they're still in the mint set wrapping.

>>49646920
>crypto nerds are seething

>>49645023
Ive got to get my baby from daycare, shoot me an email and Ill get back with you tonight once I take some good pics.

rdh@cock.lu

>>49646780
The last coin i wanted in my collection is in the post right now and on the way to me, let the Chinese bring down this whole globalist faggot shit show, my body is ready.

>>49647009
better be a sov

>>49647064

>>49647009
I just need the yotsuba to show up before the blockade starts.

>>49647009
post current stack

>>49629110
I think honestly we all need to stop being skizo like the next nazi germany/Soviet Union is supposed to be born after ww3 and hyperinflation hits. China literally is nazi germany and North Korea is Soviet Union and nobody cares so long as we’re in the west and can consooom Netflix and Disney + all day. If we hit a crash like the 1930s yea some kind of global shit is gonna hit the fan. It’s not gonna be a world war muh nazi germany muh communism all over again it’s gonna be way the fuck different. Your not even close with “muh ww2” comparisons. Just grab the popcorn.

>>49647302
stack?

Not sure what you mean fren, i just like to collect the odd silver coin here and there.

>>49646230
>>49646726
Actual just realised that only the Utah have 19 through 21. (Which I have) so I only need a 21 Nevada and a 20 New Hampshire to be up to date. Score

>>49647457
>lost my silver in a boat accident hur hur hur
reddit tier shite mate

>>49647302

ok ima just post it then
this is my current stack
its 4 pics long, im sorry
1/4

>>49647546
2/4

>>49647546
Looks and angels/ naked women wrapped in delicate cloth.

Nice choice fren

>>49647585
3/4

>>49626521
check the comment section

>>49647611
4/4
>>49647606
Angels are one of my favorites

>>49647546
>>49647585
>>49647611
>>49647659

Nice collection of coins anon

>>49647536
Ive posted them so many times before already so everyone has seen them, not as many times as your boring sovs but enough.

>>49647742
thank you, i keep my brothers gold stack and he has a few grams, but i dont post that cause it aint mine. im just the vault guard

>>49647766
>gilded
and you dare talk shit about sovs?

Why dont more cars use gold?

>>49647659
very nice anon! the frosty booba is an excellent addition.

>>49648025
it's expensive, most cars are built to a budget.
only top tier cars like the McLaren F1, or the new T.50 can afford to use such materials.

>>49648025
This is actually cap. They don’t use gold lining at all

>>49648025
A pure gold car would probably go splat.

>>49647536
I traded all my silver for guns, unfortunately I lost my guns in a boating accident.

>>49647742
Holy Fuck, now THATS a fucking statement

>>49647009
>let the Chinese bring down this whole globalist
>chinks aren’t just a different version of globalism
Live in ignorance, Anon.

Got 2 coins today. Paid $62 for both, a bit higher than my average but they are in real clean shape. Post up recent gets!

>>49648322
Oh I'm so sorry for your lost anon.
That's how I lost my ex wife, and all my shinies. Fucking boats

>>49648392
is $31 a good price for a restrike?

>>49648486
>Restrike
Anon, they never made Restrike Morgans. What you're looking at is some "genuine silver-plated Morgan Dollar replica" marketed to retarded poorfags.

>>49648633
I was being polite ;-)

>>49648633
How can you tell generally? I have a 1896 I think. What would I look for? Pints test and weight?

>>49648731
xrf test will sort the wheat from the chaff

>>49648392
Anon are those real? Generally if a Morgan is blast white like that they're either going to be cleaned with lots of microscratching or be unicirculated with a nice luster. The 1880 seems to be in especially good condition and yet it only cost $31? Right now shitty morgans are selling for about $40 minimum

>>49648754
Technically you'll find Silver fakes if the rarer dates, or fakes with thick enough plating to fool the machine, but the fakes usually have "off" looking details and strikes and don't ping the same as real Morgans.

>>49648369
The Chinese have their own globalist agenda, but thats the beauty of it, they are all turning on each other trying to achieve their own versions and in the process taking each other down.

While the Russians who knew from the start that none of this shit will work (as their own one just collapsed 30 years ago) are sitting back waiting to pick the bones of all of them.

Moral of the story is only those who own real things are coming out on top after all of this.

>>49648633
Yeah can you expand on that? I bought them from a reputable shop in town I frequent very often. I find it hard to believe he tried burning me after years of going there or that he himself got burnt.

>>49648400
>That's how I lost my ex wife
Oo

>>49648801
see>>49648874
I've been doing business with this guy for quite a while. He was invited to my wedding, and got us a gift. I get all sorts of PM's from him just over spot. Like pick I posted up there I got that gram nugget necklace and $5fv of quarters for $150.

>>49648870
>Chinese take over the world
>Xi Xinping travels up elevator in new palace built to celebrate his victory
>sloppy Chinese engineering makes the elevator collapse
>death of the first global dictator instead of remembered forever like Julius Caesar or Abraham Lincoln is reduced to yet another liveleak security camera gore video

>>49648392
If these are genuine that’s an absolute steal. They look to good to be true though

>>49648980
Oh well then if you got it at a reputable shop great deal. 1880 looks good enough to send for grading if you have a membership for NGC or PCGS.

>tfw spent a 100 dollars on precious metals after I seeing the dip and thought it hit bottom
>tfw today it dipped further
What do I do anons, I spent my monthly budget yesterday but should I purchase more if it keeps going down?

>>49649024
Someone should screencap this post.

>>49649074
>spent your monthly budget
The answer is ALWAYS "no" then, fren. Believe me, as a fellow budgetfag it hurts to miss out on such good prices right now. But I need cash to be able to spend it on silver.

>>49649024
KEK XD

>>49632757
got one, it's definitely my favorite 10oz

>>49648962
Yep, a tragedy. Higher powers fren, higher powers.

>>49648392
>>49648801
>>49649034
obviously cleaned

>>49649024

>>49646954
damn why

>>49649112
I got you senpai

>>49649265
Good shit

>>49649024
>slow clip of Xi being eaten by Space Escalator

>>49629290

31,000,000 tones of ore X 10 grams per tonne = 310,000,000 grams of gold

Convert 310,000,000 grams to tonnes = 341 tons

Maxi fren c'mon. Stop this foolishness.

>>49649034
I can understand where you are coming from but I trust my guy.

>>49649056
Like I said I trust him. He is good people. He is a salty old Marine that dropped bodies in Korea and Nam before opening and running the same shop since like 82. I can't imagine he would stay in business for so long so well while fucking the town over lol.
>if you have a membership for NGC or PCGS.
I don't but have toyed with the idea of getting one for a few coins that look real good.

I love gold

Uh oh, time for new thread. BAKER!

>>49648392
>>49648801
>>49649034
basically this>>49649219
if you cannot see a luster yet it is white like that, it has likely been cleaned/polished
Luster and even just a bit of toning yet looking in good condition is a good indicator it hasn't been polished or cleaned
>>49649152
thanks anon, I appreciate the genuine advice
will then save up for next months purchase and hopefully the prices will continue to go down into the coming months

>>49649219
I don't disagree with that at all

>>49648801
Think I paid £28 for the one here at a coin shop. Was pleased they even had some. They had about 6 various years, one with an “o” mark. Prices were £25 to £32. Knowing nothing about them other than it was a Morgan dollar I just bought the cleaner looking middle of the road one that wasn’t “tarnished”

>>49649421
See yours absolutely looks real. The slight brown toning, consistent and natural wear and hints of luster. That's not uncirculated condition but most certainly an authentic morgan dollar if I can judge one through a photo.

>>49648135
>McLaren F1, or the new T.50
both designed by the same guy funny enough.

>>49649503
Yeah, it’s an established over 50 years shop so I was fairly certain the stuff they had was legit. Think I’ve spent about £150 or so there. Wish I knew what to look for for the Morgan’s, but I was just happy to find one locally. Looking out for a peace dollar next.

>>49646968

>>49649024
The video shall be titled “Et tu Elevator?”

>>49644377
nice goldbacks

>>49649643
>>49644377

>>49644377
>>49649643
>>49649725
I think goldback is the only reliable gold that could be purchased on a site like ebay with much confidence
The fact that it is a pretty much ~100% chance of likely to never be a counterfeit is very nice

>>49649767
indeed

here's pasta for any crypto->newbies
>value
Average retail price
(though the old formula still works pretty well if you add another $0.60)
Old formula: $1.1 + (spot / 1000) * 1.155

>general info
https://goldback.com/
https://youtu.be/O5zyqKuqJ3o

>states
Utah
Nevada
New Hampshire
*Wyoming
*South Dakota

>durability
https://youtu.be/LT-NW8vfb3M
https://youtu.be/JJ31IjtXtik

>examples of use
https://youtu.be/nQrbaSWdiHs
https://youtu.be/HCsJxk3mV70

>answers to retarded questions
Can it be melted down? https://youtu.be/8rhO7TRp6z8 (2:00)

>available
defythegrid.com - cheapest prices for low denoms
bullionexchanges.com
jmbullion.com
goldback.com/how-to-get-goldbacks

My LCS wants $260 for a 10oz bar, should l pull the trigger?

>>49650059
Get a helmet and a box of crayons instead.

I'll bake

>>49626621
Pipes and wires are based, just rip it out of walls

>>49649579
Very nice indeed.
I am partial to the centennial coins as well. The Last Hurrah for Canadian silver coin.

>>49650102
Lvl4 helmets are moar then $300 for a decent one tho
The crayons are balling on a budget if you have good armor

>>49650293

Next One is Up

>>49650346
>>49650346
>>49650346

>>49650293
Gluten Free please

>>49650309
>just rip it out of walls
Become a Romanian
>>49650327
Sounds like you’ll have to cheap out and get a steel one.

>>49650316
agreed. where do you get them / what price? I only have 1 standalone

>>49649319
We shouldn't love things fren. Because things can't love you back.

>>49650476
I used to use eBay and catch auctions at decent prices. Golden Eagle coin in the US has them at a good price when they have them but when they have them I get them.
It also helps that I've been collecting them since the 90s.

>>49647742
I want a silver round with that. On a somewhat related note, the Mongolian Mint has some absolutely stunning coins, but they also have retarded premiums.

>>49650613
makes sense. yeah GEC is pgood

>>49650059
Depends. Is it silvertowne shit? Then no. Is it something decent like Scottsdale or pamp suisse? Then yes.