/biz/ - Business & Finance

simple as

just buy one
simple as

>>49725830
>>49725835

New Rule: Sov Posters are Banned

>>49725835
maybe someday based sovanon

Good evening lads.

>>49725864
The era of Krug posters is nigh!

>>49725864
>New Rule: Sov Posters are Banned
old rule takes precedence: OP is a faggot

>>49725864
Your request has been denied

>>49725901
Preach

>>49725898
indescribably based

>>49725898
good evening milord!

gold just makes me feel good

I love gold so much it hurts
When I hold my gold in my hands, I feel something that nothing else makes me feel

Pretty soon my collection will be worth than anyone here

>>49725901
I just think they're cute.

Mods are ridin' with Biden.

Haven't been around much life is busy, hope everyone has been komfy lately. Getting the itch to add more junk/fractionals.

Reposting my new alphonse mucha collection coin for coomer stackers opinion.

>>49725835
Yeah I keep saying I'm going to instead I bought a trailer. But hopefully if I can line up some side work I should be able to add a few oz's to my collection before the end of the year.

>>49725784
I love this stack. Very neat and orderly. Calms my autism.

Gentlemen...
A box.

>>49726511
Autumn?

>>49726003
Quality pic.

>>49726664

>>49726664
How much does a handful of packing peanuts run you these days?

>>49726700
Champagne white star apparently. I knew a few art hos in university doing literature or art history etc and they had posters by this dude. Found the coin accidentally while I was looking for something else. Didn’t even know there was a set. Had to have it. Tried to find a UK seller that wasn’t eBay but it’s from 2017 so just had to grab what I could find. Doesn’t end up in the Uk often from what I can tell.

>>49726664
What the fuck is in it

Buy metal and debt (which makes you money) while you can. Far too many indicators of the show coming to a close. Don't neglect food, skills, friends, and brass clad lead. Stay safe for a comfy tomorrow!

>>49726796
My new fondle piece. Might give my carpal tunnel syndrome. Please excuse the dirty nails. Eight yards mulch and two pallets of sod. I'll take a "good" shower tomorrow before I go out.

>>49726896
I thought it was part of the "Seasons" series. Another booba series.

>>49726923
>Might give my carpal tunnel syndrome.
wouldn't worry about it lad, my hands are numb constantly from too much whisky but it's never done me any harm. can't type that fast anymore though.

>>49726923
I think The Architect would approve.

>>49726923
Is that thing really 5oz? Looks like a regulat 1oz in size.

>>49726988
Guys, I'm fighting the urge to throw this thing against the wall. The weight of it in my hand. It just feels like I should.

>>49726988
>>49727034
I withdraw my question.

>>49726988
Based digits! I saw this and didn't realize you posted the face just above. Chonky as fuck, fondler approved!

>>49727034
It's thicc, but 41mm.

>>49727057
Do it anon

>>49727057
Do it! Post results! You own it, right? Whats the point of any of this if you can't afford to do what you want?

GOLDEN ALOE!!!

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2763764/

>>49727100
checked and keked.
It would go clear through and I'd probably lose it and have to search for it via sledgehammer afterwards.

>>49727107
It would be a net loss. Not afraid of damaging the coin. Sheetrock has nothing on this thing.

>>49725362
did someone already buy it???

>>49727263
nvm I'm retarded. I spelled aputannia wrong and it didn't show up

>>49727342
Face reminds me of a Skyrim character.

Wonder if she is all sworn to carry my burdens.

>>49727703

>>49727703
>100 bottles of skooma later

>>49727057
I know exactly that feeling!
Don't do it, man.

>>49727841
Yo khajit what do you have? Unironically have coin.

>>49726511
Damn she's hot. I give her 4.8 out of 5 nuts. Nice find anon.

>>49728087
Thanks coomer stacker. Was hoping you’d approve frendo. Might get another of the range can’t afford all of them since they are all proof coins and thus about twice what a regular Troy ounce would cost. Did come with a small certificate though and it’s limited to 3000 or someshit.

You have any new or due coomer arrivals?

>>49725784
>that tfw when your stack gets used as the op image
feels :^)
we're all gonna wagmi the fuck

>>49725784
What's most useful between silver and gold? Be honest with me /biz/

I'm talking about industrial demand.

Uhh.. yea I'm thinking based

>>49728450
well obviously silver

>>49728450
I think thermodynamically speaking, gold is better suited for many applications, but it's so scarce that it's not practical to use for mass produced things. As far as medical applications, idk if the antimicrobial properties of silver can be matched.

>>49728510
5 oz

>>49728510
>>49728592
>$43/oz
fuck that

>>49728440
based nekochad

GOLD - GOLD - GOLD - GOLD
BRIGHT AND YELLOW, HARD AND COLD
MOLTEN, GRAVEN, HAMMERED, ROLLED
HARD TO GET AND LIGHT TO HOLD
STOLEN, BORROWED, SQUANDERED - DOLED

fixed and combined the pictures. this should look alot better now.

>>49728450
Silver, more than half of production gets used in industry and by 2030 PV and general tech and medical requirements may dwarf current demand. Some is used for silverware and chad chalices but the share it consumes has been diminishing for decades.

>>49728869
Why is the surface scratched to shit already?

>>49728982
thats from the capsule and some specs left in the die from the mint. i already reached out about it

>>49728869
Sad to see you didn't take any advice regarding a new strike fixing the majority of opinions and instead opted for a quick and dirty 'fix' to the original but I guess profits matter more. Really ugly to see the mix of upper and lower case on both. Even if it's a quote it should be upper case. Especially since the original quote is all in upper case. But whatever you've already sent the go ahead without consulting anyone so you clearly don't give a shit about the backers.

>>49728537
scarce? Uganda (apparently) sits on 31 million tonnes of gold ore. Unless it's a gimmick (like picrel) then it can't be scarce?
>>49728511
proof?
>>49728891
I wonder if I could have a custom-built silver blade. Would that work? Like those knives in /k/ threads

>>49728869
Looks great!

>>49728869
Can you take better pictures please?
Some things look alright but the quality of the photos is not good enough to really tell

any creative uses for a 100oz bar besides Giant Fuckoff Paperweight?

>>49728869
i am not a backer but i do think the clover looks better

>>49729117
>Uganda
(ctrl+v)
>Assuming the ore is of the highest possible quality and it could theoretically all be mined and processed instantaneously, you will get approximately 1 ounce per 1 ton of rock ore to bring to market. Therefore...

>320,000 tons of ore = 320,000oz of gold enter the market immediately

>Current gold reserves of the world = 244,000 tons of pure gold

>244,000 tons of gold to ounces = 8,606,847,000 oz

>320,000 out of 8,606,847,000 = .00372% of the world's reserve gold

>Not even one-tenth of one percent. Confirmed nothing-burger. Confirmed you are retarded. I will continue stacking.

>>49729084
>without consulting anyone
There was nonstop consultation for 3 days. He even added the shirt text the mint says will more than likely fuck the strikes. Get over it.

>>49729117
silver is used in all electronics
gold has applications but its use is much more limited

>>49729219 (cont)
(ctrl+v)
To plagiarize some of Pan Man's posts from yesterday
>you can never mine all the gold or silver at once, mines take years to develop, let alone actually start production. The lag time from discovery to mine is often around 10 years. Super sized mines are getting harder and harder to find too, KSM belonging to Seabridge Gold took almost 40 years to go from discovery to a soon to be producing mine, and that is a super sized project.
>that is an extremely difficult question to answer! What is the ore? is it gold quartz? carlin style? VMS? placer gold? What kind of local infrastructure is there? what kind of work force do you have access to? Just having super high grade gold ore doesnt mean shit if its at the top of a mountain with no way to get at it, or in Ugandas case stuck in the middle of nowhere with no real government control or utilities. The costs associated with getting the gold out have to make sense, and in Uganda's case, it doesnt. Here are a bunch of links showing the local government there trying to get several major copper mines back into production, and failing to find interested parties due to corruption and local unrest.
https://www.mining.com/web/uganda-seeks-investors-to-revive-copper-mine/
https://www.mining.com/uganda-to-invite-companies-to-redevelop-former-copper-mine/

Just because you have gold in the ground doesnt mean its worth going after.
I cant give you a solid answer for those numbers without knowing what the ore is like, but even so, it would take decades for Uganda to get things to the point that mining would be economically viable. Thats why their putting out feelers like this, they want companies to come in and do the work for them so they can than go in and take over later.

>>49729251 (cont)
(ctrl+v)
The Chinese struggle to even build ROADS because Africans are so difficult. The meltdown in the debt market that we all see coming will hit LONG before any major mining operations flood the market. It is literally nothing but Fud to keep you from heading to the exit. The banks need you to eat another serving of inflation and they can't steal your money if you don't own their liabilities. The whole reason metal prices are suppressed is also fud. They can't let money commodities prove themselves to be inflation hedges. There is a hard limit on how long they can do this though. Every single day that goes by people learn about metal and begin increasing their holdings. There is an exponential nature to this, as the case for metal becomes more apparent, the point of no return can approach seemingly instantly.

>>49729219
Why do you keep reposting math based on wrong stat
they reported 31 million tons of ore and the article wrongfully claimed that it translates to 320k tons refined gold

>>49729117
That Uganda press release is low-rent FUD nonsense, it claims: "an estimated 320,158 tonnes of refined gold could be extracted from the 31 million tonnes of ore." which would be ore yielding over 10 kilos per tonne when most gold ore is less than 1/1000th as rich. It's utter BS.

>>49729361
It's a shithole country full of lying niggers and the entire story is desperate fud. It will be years - nay, decades - before even a single ounce of gold is exported from Uganda. Even that is optimistic, based on the assumption some greedy nigger warlord won't try and take over the region to make himself rich and burn everything down in the process.

>>49729084
unironically what are you smoking, the overwhelming majority of issues got addressed with the work the mint did. Not a single soul on this whole planet said a word about the text until today. if anyone had a problem with that they had the last 5 months to say something or bring it up.
>>49729149
>>49729213
glad you like it, hopefully the production is done soon.
>>49729159
>pic related
just for you bby, did the best i can.

>>49728869
I like it

>>49729460
I mean yeah but that's irrelevant.
Even if chinks go in there with alien tech that instantly digs up the entire area and refines all gold that's in there, they'll only realistically get something between 400-1.2k pure gold. No need to deceive or deflect, the math speaks for itself

>>49729117
>I wonder if I could have a custom-built silver blade. Would that work?

Yes it would, if you plan to use it for anything I recommend sterling silver instead of pure for aesthetics and increased hardness. They made solid letter openers like my kino minerbro here and solid meat skewers which are cool, but something like a silver Bowie knife would have to be commissioned.

>>49729460
That doesn't change the fact that the numbers you are posting are not even close to what the claims are.
>>49729453
this anon has the right line, which is spectacular given the bullshit nature of it all.

>>49729586
>400-1.2k pure gold
400-1.2k tons*

Bros why is /pmg/ always the most comfiest thread to be on /biz/

>>49729689
crypto nerds will seethe :^) :^)

>>49729689
Dunno. But I’ve only been here about 6 weeks but I love it. Guess it’s because we are passionate about our hobby. I enjoy picking out the different posters and I enjoy the specific thread culture. People might be collecting for different reasons, enjoy different styles (boobs, aliens, not lizard queen, sovs, brass etc) and generally supportive and quick to help each other.

>>49729586
>>49729594
>You didn't do the math yourself.
I did not do the math myself, and I don't even care. Uganda is full of lying niggers, journalists are all lying niggers, and it will be years and years before even a gram is exported from that shithole IF IT'S EVEN REAL

Is this level of detail possible on a standard 38mm silver coin?
>>>/mlp/38720341

>>49729822
You cared enough to copypasta a 3 part reply on the off chance that someone might bring up the subject even though it's nonsense.
You could have at least fact checked what you are posting as a supposed legit takedown of the claims.

>>49727117
I want to grow gold plants

>>49729894
ive been tracking their progress and im considering picking one up if they can get it anywhere near that

>>49728341
>Thanks coomer stacker. Was hoping you’d approve frendo. Might get another of the range can’t afford all of them since they are all proof coins and thus about twice what a regular Troy ounce would cost. Did come with a small certificate though and it’s limited to 3000 or someshit.
Ah a rare booba coin I see.
>You have any new or due coomer arrivals?
Fraid not. My last couple pm purchases have been small gold coins and now I'm trying to save up for other things. I do want to get some more 2021 queen's virtues before they become harder to find though.

New member
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>>49726114
>anon has a terminal case of gold fever
based

>>49730110
beautiful peso, anon. good taste. what's the rock?

>>49728510
>Le ebin noble savages
Injuns got what their retarded barbarian asses had coming to them. This would be better as a cautionary tale about not selling your land for colorful beads and alcohol (which is poisonous to injuns and they knew this) and repeating this same shit 100 times. Perhaps the most retarded people ever. Europeans tried to make nice with them, but they started the conflict. Nothing noble about these idiots

>>49729911
actually you can! trees can retain PMs and heavy metals in their wood and leaves! You can use this to explore for buried copper ore bodies, flying a helicopter around chopping off the tops of trees or by taking plant samples and assaying them. Some eucalyptus trees in Australia on top of major oxide gold veins have been found to have visible gold flecks in their leaf material! This of course takes decades and extremely high metals grades but its doable!

>>49729894
https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/38579441/#38590244
Apparently the mint seemed to think so.

>>49730008
I just ordered another queens virtue “victory” and a “truth”. The Uk site I order from sold out of victory when I bought mine a few weeks ago. I check periodically for new stock and they had 1 just added back. Nabbed that fucker fast cos I was admiring your large selection. (I also got a lady and the tramp coin for my kid). Looks like victory has crept up another £4 on eBay and I can’t find. Any traders with them in stock easily. Looks like truth is still easier to find. But yeah. I’ll grab 2 of each as the non proof 1oz continue to be released.

>>49729822
You can replace your current math with this:

If the ore is very high yield, it'll have about 1oz pure gold per 1 ton of ore
31 000 000 metric tons ore = 31 000 000 troy ounces refined gold
31 000 000 troy ounces = roughly 880 metric tons
Total gold ever mined is 205238 tonnes + there's 53000 tonnes of proven reserves below ground, for a total of 258238 tonnes.
So the new find increased the total available gold by 0.34% and that's assuming the ore will have very high yield, realistically it won't even be half of that. Literally nothing in the grand scheme.

>>49730210
Shame it's got anonfilly on it. I can't imagine what sort of shitstorm the thread that decide that must have been.

>>49730207
>>49730208
>>49730209
>>49730210
Nice set sequential post numbers.

>>49729482
Why does the strike quality on the obverse look all crusty?

>>49730339
silver plated zinc be like that

>>49730208
Thanks, it was a gift from a cute Mexican girl
The rock is from an old mine I visted. Reminds me where the shinies come from

>>49729894
>in mares we thrust

>>49730110
oh nice chunk of pyrite / quartz ore

>>49729894
Holy shit, yeah I’d buy that. I was a brony for season 1. Then stopped caring other than friendship with benefits on steam. It’s a great looking coin.

>>49730210
They told it about the reverse, though, and it is much simpler in design and doesn't have so tiny details.
>>>/mlp/38713834
I am in doubt, because mints manage to fuck up even clover leafs. I don't remember what were the issues with Yotsuba coin, but the design there didn't contain fine lines either.
>>49730319
I think the only other candidate was the IRL horse that /mlp/ saved with their donations.

Order my first silver 1oz bars today. Feels oddly very comfy

>>49730453
>anonfilly was nearly unopposed
Fucking hell, I remember a time when posting that abomination would get you banned, and rightly so.

>>49729482
Can you make a Happy Merchant COIN?
Have Le Happy Merchant on the front a Minhora on the back and either Star of Remphan engraved on the outer ridges or make them look shaved.
Motto is: IF THE CAT AND DOG ARE FIGHTING THEN THE RAT IS SAFE
Limited run of 112 coins

>>49725784
Aaargh mateys!!

>>49730489
Nice anon! You’re gonna want to keep on buying more though, it’s a rabbit hole

>>49730242
Thanks! I'm sipping rum, so even if I wasn't convinced the story was desperate fud (which it is) I wouldn't be doing any math tonight.

>>49730618
at the end of the year we want to develop a system that lets us get away with spicy projects.

Just sold a 10oz bar of silver for $260 in pocket after fees to fund my sterling scrap addiction, been spending a lot lately. Feels weird to sell bullion but I'll be getting 3X as much silver back with that cash.

>>49730630
I know, I already do. The increased fringe news stories of the CBDC. Was such a red flag to me that I needed to start converting fiat to metals

>>49730748
>Just sold a 10oz bar of silver
but why

So $100ozt silver is pretty much the base case once the market manipulation ends. But where do you guys see it going from there?

>>49730809
If I follow correctly he
>for $260 in pocket after fees to fund my sterling scrap addiction,
because he has
>been spending a lot lately.
Which as weird as selling bullion sounds, I hear he expects to be able to acquire around three times as much total silver with that much scrap hunting
>cash.

i had to keep it a secret because i just knew some fag would bid it up to infinity
but i finally found my ariel coin on ebay after 2 years of waiting
spent $264
worth every penny

>>49730888
Checked.
But no it isn't. I hope we don't see 100toz that means the dollar will have 1/4 it's present value.

>>49731007
>because silver can only go up due to inflation
ok bro

>>49730983
>Spends 264 on some faggy princess coin
>Accuses others of being fags

I wish you fucks could see yourselves.

>>49731062
Didn't say that but it's the most likely cause for it. It's the general reason people hold metals aside from collectors. If you're looking for a pump you may have better odds gambling shit coins and penny stocks.

>>49725784
You bullied me yesterday because my junk silver was only 50% silver

>>49731126
>If you're looking for a pump you may have better odds gambling shit coins and penny stocks.
these days? i doubt it

>>49730983
based
are you gonna hotglue it?

>>49730209
>eucalyptus
>visible gold flecks in their leaf material!
So, koala bears must shit gold then? intrasding.

>>49729894
Lol. How does this not violate copyright laws?

A few months ago I sold 2/3rds of my silver hoard to purchase school supplies (welder) and also to throw down just enough extra cash on a Mossberg 590.
I got an unexpected windfall and ordered 22 oz of silver this afternoon along with some goldilocks from Utah.

>>49725864
Lisbeth!

>>49731007
Not necessarily, silver was almost $50 an ounce in 1980 and you could still buy gas, groceries, used cars, hell just about everything for way cheaper.

>>49731294
anonfilly is an OC of /mlp/ and not a character in the show.

>>49729239
gold is in every smartphone as far as i know

>>49731294
Holocoin page says this:
>https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/holo-coin-mk-2#/
>To those worried about any copyright infringement, as a group operating in the United States, we are protected under both Fair Use and the 1973 Hobby Protection Act which protects the production of non-monetary numismatic coins for collecting and display purposes.

>>49731422
More silver than gold is used as semi conductors.

>>49731336
why can't they mint new sovs using one of her young, pretty portraits from 1953-84, or even 1985-97

>>49726796
The most accurate and poignant capture of the day. Pack it in folks. This guy won. Go home.

Speaking of holoanon, didn't mintanon say he would start shipping out bogcoins on the 15th?

>>49726436
based fractional anon

>>49728537
The difference between gold and silver in conductivity is so miniscule as to not matter, and since silver is so much more abundant it's the default.

>>49731088
good thing President O'biden is enacting an internet task force to clamp down on online meanness

>>49731743
Gold's industrial value is derived mostly from its resistance to corrosion. Corrosion is one of the only things that can destroy a solid state part. Gold could be 1/10th as conductive and for longevity's payoff we would currently make many things out of solid gold if not for the scarcity and value. The anti-corrosion property is soo valued that great efforts are dedicated to applying the thinnest functional coating possible.

>>49731593
Yeah, like you wouldn't still bang her?!
I'd bang her so bad, she would need a hip replacement.
10/10 in bongland.

>>49731493
I don't think the hobby protection act gives you carte blanche to print copyrighted material on rounds. I think it just made exceptions for private replicas of official coinage to not be considered forgery.

wtf is going on?
People are going to starve

>>49731875
true
silver is also immune to corrosion though
tarnish is not the same thing

>>49731975
Aren't cows fed grain?
It will not cause starvation, but rather some malnutrition if people will eat this grain instead.

>>49731975
Then we gonna have to drink silver, and eat gold won't we?
>>49732027
It's called a Teint.

>>49732027
>silver is also immune to corrosion though
I mean, aluminium is also immune to corrosion by that logic.

>>49730888
Let's clear this up for the newfags and midwits.
Stop judging silver and gold by it's fiat price. The "spot price" of PMs has almost nothing to do with their value and everything to do with the strength of the fiat.
>Bought muh silver when it was $4 now its 22. I made 5 times profit!
No dumb dumb, your money is worth 5 times less. When you bought silver for $4 you could fill your truck up for $20. Now it's costs $100.
You judge the value of everything by its relation to gold. There is a reason it's called the Gold Standard.
When the GSR is above 60 buy Silver because it's under valued. When the GSR is under 40 start selling your silver for Gold. I recommend 25% of your current stack per 5% change in the GSR buts that's just me. I'm not a financial advisor. You do you.
Then, when the GSR returns to above 60 sell some gold back into silver.
^^^^^This ^^^^^ is how you value silver and increase your holding while stacking without using fiat.

>>49732063
>feed the cows the grain
>the cows eat the grain and then die
>now there is no grain and no cows
The real problem here is that if ranchers are losing cattle or have to take precautions outside the norm to protect their herd that is going to raise prices even more than they already have been.

>>49730983
Jesus Christ anon. You're such a faggot I bet you got made when they got rid of the veins on Snickers.

>>49732072
*and shit 18k pricks

>>49732153
>>the cows eat the grain and then die
>>now there is no grain and no cows
This is only the case when the resulting meat is considered inedible because of some safety regulations. So you shouldn't worry about cows dying of heatwaves, you should worry about cows dying of "cow covid" or something like that.

>>49731334
Congrats anon. Welding pays well of you're good. You'll get that stack back.

>>49730983
glad you're happy anon. ariel is cute. belle cuter though.

>>49731690
Just saw this. That's just horrible now..

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10842033/amp/Royal-Mint-unveil-new-5-coin-featuring-Prince-Williams-portrait.html

I don't ever want a sov with his face on..

>>49732474
Meant for
>>49731593

>>49725901
>The era of Krug posters is nigh!

Required listening for Krugchads:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRWCK9zGynA

>>49732474
Every time I see him I think of that scene in Spice World where the girls drive past the palace shouting "Hi William, hi Harry!'

>>49732566
Lmao! I would buy a prince Andrew coin tho. Me too am a patrician and a cunnysseur

>>49732474
He looked chad as fuck when he had his full hair, he really should do something about it.

>>49731131
I have a silver Florin, the Flamingo is cute. Only 50% is pretty gay though, that's starting to get to the point where scrapyards don't want it

>>49731733
Hello friend, always appreciate your collection.

>>49725784
Damn, OP, your mom gives you how many tons of silver??

Post your collections!

>I realized too late that my camera's shit, but I spent too much time putting this together to not post anyway

>>49732215
>You'll get that stack back.
I sure hope so.
It stung just a little bit to see it go to a pawn shop but I needed the stuff I bought.

>>49733378
i like ur smiff anon. nice mossberg too. Lpvo cringe.

very very nice collection, salud.

>>49728891
Mmm, nice chalices. I probably wouldn’t melt those.

>>49733393
You made the right call, anon. Investing your own skillset outweighs the money in the long run.

>>49733419
My eyes have autism so I can't use a red dot too well

>>49733378
I need to take new photos.

>>49733378
Eurofag here, I'd trade my entire collection, except for my watches and Reichsmark, for that AR15.

>>49733496
Why not move Anon?

>>49730417
Hey, PANMAN. That white and black crystal you posted earlier.. I think it’s tourmaline on albite. You might be able to find aquamarine wherever you recovered it.

>>49733496
Also love owls

>>49733496
It's a breddy gud rifle. Need to put my geissele in there before long. And for a cheap ass LPVO, I can hit small targets at 250 yards and in easy enough.

>>49733496
Why don't you just move here? You can get a budget AR for $700 and a really nice one for about $2k.

>>49732072
That purple mother fucker is BUSSIN.

What do you think his spot price is?

>>49733525
I'm working on it fren. Bug out plans are being made, just need a little bit more money.
Then I'm off to south America to visit uncle Adolf. Fuck the EU.

any recent news other than Uganda, regarding pms, physical deliveries, price manipulation? it's not easy finding pm news

>>49733581
Nice. I am literally practicing with my crossbow over here...
>>49733584
You guys are just as fucked as we are. Ok you still got your 2nd ammendment, but your "ruling class" I composed of the same bankers and media kikes.
I'm done with the west in general, I might not be able to control the politics, but I am able to decide where I pay my taxes.

Does anyone have the silver stack rankings for after the collapse. It goes something like emperor, king duke, baron etc and then has no coiner slaves at the

>>49733618
That's wonderful I hope it works out for you Anon.
>>49733732
>west is fucked
You are correct Anon. The city I grew up in is not the same city anymore. It's a nice place so naturally filth finds it and destroys it one policy at a time. It won't be long before it's a cesspool of degenerate filth like San Francisco or Portland.

>>49733732
If the West is ever gonna get unfucked, it will have to start with the US losing its grip on the world somehow. I want to be around for that. But you gotta do what you gotta do.

>>49733732
I personally just keep guns because I'm able to be the enactor of my moral will if I have a weapon. Not "Grr I angry! I shoot X!" But "I don't believe in your tyranny, I will fight back" or "I value my life, I will not allow it to be destroyed effortlessly". Saying only "I gotta defend myself" just feels like a slightly pussy and disingenuous argument, and plus anti-gun fags have heard that one a million times and always have some "clever" comeback to it. Plus guns are fun, airsoft doesn't go "BANG" and video games don't have that adrenaline factor handling an actual lethal weapon does.

>>49733767
Got u fren

>>49733767
Also this

So when this all breaks, what will ten oz of gold buy me? Can I get innawoods for that?

bought these today Brit for 1917 USD
Bars for 257 usd each
no shipping or anything picked em up, might get a tael (37.5g) soon

>>49734141
better hope you can cut it up or have it in small enough denominations, would probably be enough to live on easily in comfort for at least 10 years imo

>>49734141
During the happening, I doubt gold, silver, or crypto will buy a whole lot. Our shinies are more for after the big oh shit. That said, 10 ozt gold is likely to buy whatever about 2 million USD buys you today. (paper to gold ratio * spot * 10 ozt, in your case.)

>>49732146
Absolutely.

>>49734293
anyone with any excess wealth will want gold and silver and it's the only viable currency which is easy to transport and hard to damage

>>49734348
Yes, however, we are looking at worldwide famine and energy shortages. Not to mention wars both foreign, and likely, domestic. During those times, there's not likely to be a high perceived value on PMs. Thus, it is likely unwise to be trading off AGEs for food and comforts.

HAVENT NAMEFAGGED AS GBD INA WHILE BUT GOT A JOB IN TECH FRENS GONNA BE POSTING BIG FAT SILVER STACKS SOON. NO COMP SCI DEGREE EITHER I WAS AN ECONFAG. LETS FUCKING GOOOOO!!!

>>49734466
#LEARN2CODE FAGGOTS. IF AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN CAN DO IT WHATS STOPPING YOU??? WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER WAGIE NUMBSKULLS. WAGMI BIG TIME.

>>49733345
thanks mate; you too

when the great reset hits and silver revalues, i'll be aight because i ADAPTED to the future job mkt like 4chan told me too. thanks to all of the frens in here and /pol/ (self improvement general) that motivated me to code. WAGMIIIIIII
>>49734515

>>49734466
checked. nice what job

>>49734293
I luv u fren! That’s the answer!

>>49734664
IT consulting at an Energy company, not a developer role like I wanted ideally but shiet i'll take it

>>49734283
By the way, nice haul, fren

>>49734674
luvu2nohomo

>>49734466
I hate Waging. Most of it feels so arbitrary, like an adult version of day-care. When the reset happens I want to farm fruit and become an honest merchant like God intended.

>>49734758
this d e s u

>>49733378
Wow, anon. Very cool photo.

>>49734660
I'm planning on learning to code I have to get some other stuff done that had my focus presently but that is next I work a 4 on 3 off, I'm hoping once I learn I can pull freelance work in the evenings/long weekends. Breaking my back every day is wearing on me.

>>49734466
>>49734515
>>49734660
>>49734695
How about you go be a nigger somewhere else.

>>49734796
Thanks, fren.

>>49734674
Something I noticed after posting. If you take (Gold Spot * Paper to Gold Ratio) / (Silver Spot * PtSR), you get about 25.7 which seems very odd for a post-CONEX GSR. I may be very off, good or bad. Apologies for my potential retardation.

>>49733532
The more i think about it, it very well might be a tourmaline, the only thing that makes me think its not is how hard it is. It could be an intermediate mineral no one really ever sees. A samples on its way to the provincial mineralogist either way.

Just received my latest RM order!
What will 100 Reichsmark buy me in the ethnostate?
Will post updated RM stack later on.
>>49734515
I like the enthusiasm. Good luck

>>49735107

>>49728869
>>49729482
They look great, wish I ordered some... I wonder how much they'll be worth when mentioned on buyfag threads on /a/ and other places.

>>49732146
If the GSR ever goes under 40 ever again I'll be very surprised.

>>49735128
Silver content valuation + 14% premium.

>>49735216
Like anybody is buying RM for their silver content. I got those at just above spot anyways, 16x 2RM = 100€ with delivery. And got my 5RM with 12.5gr or silver each, for 10.50€.
Being a eurofag has also advantages. very few.

>>49733496
>>49733618
good luck fren, free countries are waiting for you.

>>49733457
>My eyes have autism so I can't use a red dot too well
sorry to hear that anon

>>49725784
>>49733465
i like your platinum and your loudener anon

>>49733550
hoot hoot! nice owls anon, ive been curious about those niue owls. do they feel alright?

Stack Silver
Build non serialized firearms
Fuck Joe Biden
Post sneed on the freest site on the internet

>>49735300
based

>>49735300
Sneed

>>49735300
sneed

beautiful wheelgun anon

Do you guys truly believe gold will go even higher?

I can't believe I used up all my salt today. Oh well, it's a good thing I cant on there being a fresh shipment first thing in the morning, right here on biz.

>>49735525
ofc it will. we're on the cusp of a 5x.

>>49735207
Absolute brainlet take.
>I live in such a special time that during my lifetime will be the first time ever that a historical cycle that goes back as far as recorded history will be broken.
Baby's first depression?

>>49735525
Gold is going to $20k minimum, gramps said so. (In today's dollars.)

>>49733393
1. Investing in skills is always a great investment
2. Pawnshop???
I have never seen a pawn shop give a good price. You couldn't wait a week to sell for spot on ebay?

>>49730983
Congrats on obtaining your grail finally anon, I remember you mentioning it before. I trust that your stack consists of more than insanely high premium meme rounds. Collecting things that make you happy is just as important as planning for the the future.

I just had to put my favorites in for a close up

>>49735525
Going on technicals and assuming that the ride doesn't veer off into wonderland before then, the June 2023 spot for gold will be about 2300-2500 USD.

captcha: DAAMN

>>49735525
why the fuck wouldn't it

>>49729482
next time pay for actual engraving - not laser etched shit

>>49734758
>I hate Waging
>arbitrary, adult version of day-care
I feel you anon thats why I got into coding, its a better field I was in finance working like 80hrs a wk

>>49735525
Some anons here think there's going to be a societal collapse is on its way and commodity money will return. This is delusional. Commodity money will only return in the aftermath of a nuclear war and only for a set period of time. The banksters and the people will push for it because it is easier and cheaper to create money out of thin air. Just look at all the competing bitcoin right now, it will be that but with paper again.

>>49735107
>100 Reichsmark
based i'm buying reichsmarks soon, i sold all 7 of mine for 17 each after buying for 11 per. such a jewish move on my part, but that was before reichsmarks got harder to find
>>49735107
>I like the enthusiasm. Good luck
thanks anon i've settled down now haha

Indian half eagle time!

>>49732146
>When the GSR is under 40 start selling your silver for Gold
No, i wont. 1:8 or nothing.
It's the mining ratio thus should be the correct valuation. Also there is far more gold than silver existing in bullion form. That's telling something when just half a century ago most nations on earth were using silver coins for daily transactions.
Can you even just imagine how dependant on silver our modern societies are if melting down all the coins in the world + mining more than ever before is still not enough to cover our needs (0.2B oz expected supply deficit for 2022)?

And most silver being mined is getting destroyed to never be recovered.
Don't care if it takes 50 years. Eventually silver will go (back) to it's true value and beyond.

>>49725784
what are we setting the value of one cunny against?
>a full sov for a whole cunny?
>kilo/cunny?

>>49735271
>And got my 5RM with 12.5gr or silver each, for 10.50€.
Bullshit. Unless it's the non-meme cross ones.

>>49734283
Nice pick up. I'm assuming you bought these from ABC Bullion? What was the process like?

My order didnt arrive in time for the weekend so I have to wait for monday now

>>49729482
Thank you, I still think the eyebrows should have been tweaked but I look forward to seeing them in person when mine arrive

Also idk if you noticed, but the emptying of the coomex vaults is accelerating. Now only 71Moz left (compared to 149Moz when the "silver squeeze" started in 2021).

And silver isn't the only casualty, gold vaults are getting depleted at a ridiculous fast pace too.

>>49736329
yep, simple as just walked in and bought em took about 5 mins, no need to register if purchase is under 5000aud. They have a pretty decent range and offer more sizes than the perth mint, which doesn't offer 10z, 500g or 5kg silver bars for example. Prices are almost identical.

>>49736478
There gold packaging is almost identical. Tossing up whether I buy 5-10gs of gold or some reloading equipment for ammo

>>49736307
There's always one.. every single time
I order them in germoney, and will not be bothered with this jealous shit any further.
Reichsmark are as common as dirt, and if you pay big premiums on it, be my guest.

Captcha: HH88S

>>49735271
>>49736912
Samefagging. Posting from home now.

>>49730230
>Nabbed that fucker fast cos I was admiring your large selection
Ah thanks
>Looks like victory has crept up another £4 on eBay and I can’t find. Any traders with them in stock easily
Yeah some guy paid like 30 something bucks for one the other day. I got all mine for 26 something
>>49730207
Tf u mean nigga? Indians were based as fuck

>>49730230
Oh yeah cool that you get silver for your kid too

>>49728869
Looks good

Btw, use different capsules, mine got scratched like hell and from pic I see yours did too, had reacommodate my Holos

>>49737081
Yeah, this. She loves lady and the tramp and this just got added to a website I bought the angels from.

>>49735541
>I live in such a special time
Yes, exactly, please tell when the last time we had such scarcity of silver was since nowadays it's used for every industrial application going.

Do people like colorised coins? I normally would say no, but there’s a range I’ve seen that appears to only come in colourised. From my understanding they don’t increase in value as much and are seen as a one and done for the initial collector so are a harder sell if it came to cashing in.

It’s not those American eagles with some deviant art boob lady on it in case you were wondering,

>>49725784
>Boomer edition

>>49737254
>it's used for every industrial application going.
That will also be its downside as industry slows down due too recession, as will the silver price I think. Hard to tell though, it will also be more costly to mine with the increased fuel prices

Source of plot:
https://sprott.com/insights/silvers-critical-role-in-electrification-may-fuel-its-rise/?alttemplate=printblogarticle

>>49737478
>Turning 65k into 20k

>>49737478
This meme was made when BTC was $69k literally shilling at the top, fuck off loser. We are not even at the bottom yet.

>>49737505
If silver is more costly to mine wouldn't the silver price increase not decrease? Seems self explanatory. Not to compare the two, but it's the same for BTC and the halvenings.

>>49737630
Yes, but if the demand side (industrial use) decreases even more, we might see a decrease in price though, very hard to predict

>>49737447
>Do people like colorised coins?
No because the coins start looking like plastic badges or counterfeits.

>>49737447
It depends. Sub 80IQ migapede boomers that are suspect of the feds will buy deformed tiddie, trump, and painted rounds at absurd premiums on eBay to appeal to their crude trailer trash taste. You'll take a loss if you try to sell it immediately at a shop, but you might to collectors you'll earn a small premium once if the coin becomes desirable. Not really worth the risk unless you like the design.

>>49737829
Yeah, I’ve generally never seen one I liked. Even gilded sometimes looks bad but there was a range from a decade or so ago I stumbled on that I do like. But they have extra costs. I’d rather snag them for way less as they are already more expensive that then standard £30 ish per round. (By minimum double so like x 4 spot)

>>49737447
>>49737829
This is the kinda shit I'm talking about

I can buy 1 proof silver bullion or 5 normal silver bullion coins, what is better? Will i be able to sell proof back to someone for the same price, as i understand, it's only because it's rare?

>>49738183
Buy the bullion. Don't be retarded.

>>49738183
>Will i be able to sell proof back to someone for the same price, as i understand, it's only because it's rare?
I've heard that with bullions you can sell them anytime. For proofs you need to find a collector first, and it's more about numismatics than about silver.

>>49738183
buy the bullion
proofs should only be of a coin you really really like.
don't expect your money back on a proof (although it does happen), buy it because you like it and will never sell it anyway.

>>49738183
bullion, in the current economic situation you should stack by weight

gm chads

>>49738452
Yeah, that was my logic with the one proof coin I bought. I really really like it, it’s the best coin I have. It was easily twice the price of the regulars. Even my shrek which was funny was basically the same price as a Britannia. (Maybe like £2 more).

Also miring that gothic masterpiece/portrait which you paid lots for. I almost bought one of the gothic crown but EIC version. But accidentally bought 5 goldbacks, two kennedys, a 2 shilling, an Irish florin and a few mercs instead.

>>49735525
What is your time preference? At the worst worst case scenario it will pace inflation

>>49738560

>>49739025
Christ, imagine having that as a personal stack.

>>49739025
This is a sfw board

>>49739554
I'd lay down on top of it like a dragon

>>49739025
>>49739958
based

>>49735300
Missed seeing this post.
Ygmi anon.

>>49731975
They are trying to cause a stampede

>>49736041
thinking of buying one for a girl I know who's got some native American in her
think she'll like it or is it cringe?

>>49737447
FUCK NO. You’re buying silver bro not painted shit

>>49738183
The more silver the better you god damn idiot

>>49738560
Gm reposter of king stacker

>>49738560
one of those coins = my monthly salary. Crazy to think about.

>>49740337
>his monthly salary is equivalent to less than half an ounce of brass
Are you venezuelan?

Going through this thread everyone has neat coins and bars with interesting art on them. I bought the generic JM printed bars and I retarded? (I know the answer is yes but please explain how much)

>>49740757
You'd be retarded if you didn't buy the cheapest available bullion as a new stacker.
Wait with the fancy shit until you're 200oz Ag + 2oz Au deep and numisfaggottry kicks in

>>49740757
You're not retarded at all. Buy silver, buy more silver, then buy some more silver. Once you have a nice little stack, then you can start buying more silver that's a little fancier.

First time buying. Buying from Chards.
I can either get pic related, or I can get 2022 Britannias. For the amounts I'm buying, the premiums are identical.

Which will leave me in the best position to sell when the time comes?

>>49733496
Where do you live? In France you can buy a semi auto AR-15 provided you have a B license

>>49740827
Numismfaggotry kicked in after like 3 coins for me. This place didn’t help

>>49740861
>>49740904
So this is just like acquiring firearms then. Makes sense

>>49740863
The older sovereigns should have a quicker turn around as they're are by default older sovereigns, but if you're planning to hold your sovereigns for decades then the modern ones are good enough, especially the 2022 sovereign as they should be sort after by then. If you're going to be buying loads you may as well get both. No harm in getting a diverse collection of sovereigns, you could even combine them in small collections for when you sell them at coin fairs.

>>49740863
Britannias don't have the same desirability as sovereigns for collectors even though they're pure gold. You will find that pure gold coins sell for below spot (same goes for pure gold bars).

>>49735281
I like their design a lot, they are also stackers
S4sh

>>49740863
with Sovs you can sell smaller quantities at a time
britannia is shinier and prettier as gold, sovs are more durable and are prettier as historical coins (higher chance of turning into a numisfag)

>>49740935
Yes, actually. Now that you mention it, it's a lot like that.

>>49740757
>>49740827
>>49740904

Pretty spot on, you can only stack so much constitutional, generics, and ASEs before you start to want to get something else

I wanna be critical of fiat-led hyper-inflationist corpo-capitalism, but I'm not sure if there's any explicit critiques. It would be interesting to see an analysis of the inherit instability and crises of fiat.

Can someone confirm my thoughts on taxes and PMs
As I understand it, when buying pms, the IRS will not be notified if your purchase is under $10,000 in a 24-hour period.
When it comes to selling, if you are selling American Gold eagles, again there will be no automatic referral to the IRS from a reputable dealer. If you sell other types of gold coins like the Canadian or German ones, then there will be reporting done. If you were selling something like a gold eagle the IRS kindly asks you to submit your own capital gains taxes.
But if we're speaking honestly, what's stopping anybody from not reporting?
What's stopping anybody from buying and selling go eagles with no tax implication? Again, can someone also confirm about silver coins?

>>49741337

Pretty much when you look at history fist is inherently inflationary, because the only thing it is back by is fractional reserve banking and debt, so you can inflate the money supply exponentially, whereas with precious metals such as gold/silver or industrial metals such as copper/platinum/palladium it has a cap of how much can be pulled out of the ground and how much is diverted to applicable uses such as industry, jewelry, etc before it can be minted into coinage/bullion, they have an inherent case-use basis while fiat is essentially an IOU from the FED

>>49741451
Okay. That makes sense. I am reading some people critical of gold as a commodity, and I wouldn't say it's too compelling:
>Hence the enigmatical character of the equivalent form which escapes the notice of the bourgeois political economist, until this form, completely developed, confronts him in the shape of money. He then seeks to explain away the mystical character of gold and silver, by substituting for them less dazzling commodities, and by reciting, with ever renewed satisfaction, the catalogue of all possible commodities which at one time or another have played the part of equivalent. He has not the least suspicion that the most simple expression of value, such as 20 yds of linen = 1 coat, already propounds the riddle of the equivalent form for our solution.
>This Fetishism of commodities has its origin, as the foregoing analysis has already shown, in the peculiar social character of the labour that produces them.
>Nevertheless, when the producers of coats and boots compare those articles with linen, or, what is the same thing, with gold or silver, as the universal equivalent, they express the relation between their own private labour and the collective labour of society in the same absurd form.

>>49737447
No that shit is gay and retarded. Reichsmark and sovereignfag are also gay and smell of tranny and not having a job. Too much spam and faggotry to be normal. Just buy regular shit jfc

>>49735216
dork

>>49740757
buy kilo bars, they’re fucking amazing to hold, a good value per oz, pretty, and not numismatic

>>49730983
Congrats. I also remember you posting it before and I told you I'd keep an eye out for them. The rush of finding it and winning it must have been awesome.

>>49725784
>tfw holocoins were most likely stolen by customs
I'm tired, been fighting those fuckers for months, I might just cave and buy one off of some anon here.

New Thread

>>49741879
>>49741879
>>49741879

>>49731975
Just remember: the guys at Blackrock are made of meat.

>>49741839
send us an email.

>>49734141
During the big kaboom that AR-15 will probably be worth more than the gold.
Afterwards the dynamic flips.

>>49735300
Toilet paper. Top kek.