/biz/ - Business & Finance

how did I do? I don't usually bake new threads.

>>49770602
beat me to it lol. Looks good. I was gonna do "Crypto fags seething edition." I've never seen this general slide off before hitting the post limit.

>>49770691
it is bumping too quickly. too many red wojaks.

>>49770574
If you understood the resource problem in relation to digital money (we have had digital money for many years already) you would understand why drinks no longer come in glass bottles, you would inderstand why there is shrinkflation, you would understand why you don't find good service anywhere anymore, you would understand why coke cannot get enough sugarcane to make original coke so they put a chlorine chemical as a sweetener (aspartame) because they cannot get enough sugar from sugar cane farms and why the UK government brings in third world migrants to prop up the value of housing and get more tax slaves. The debt based system jewry is the root of all of these problems.

>/biz/ today
Off to the wage cage. You guys have fun.

>>49771233
Checked

>>49770602
its time for us to bump, baker

>>49771492
My favorite decentralized currency

>>49770574
What is the point of buying gold and silver, they serve no purpose in modern finance. Gold is not a store of value or a hedge against the inflation which is transitory and has peaked anyway. I will be buying the BTC dip now the we have reached the bottom and are on our way to $500k by EOY.

>>49771881
Good luck with that goy. I'm sure in 2 weeks the transitory will make it's transition to 1 gazillion per btc.

>>49771798
How do I buy NFTs with that?

>>49771881
Every time i see a post like that I add a tube of brittanias for my next PM order.

>>49771881
>they serve no purpose in (((modern finance)))
Good
>Gold is not a store of value or a hedge against the inflation
Demonstratably false.

You are an nigger faggot. I will keep buying silver and if you keep fucking pushing me then I'll buy gold too! So shut your whore mouth and fuck off to some pink wojack crypto thread and stop shitting up my boomer rock thread.

>>49771935
Here's the problem the SETF and PMG threads are actually a psyops run by (((them))) to dump their bags on you. You are a fool for wasting precious Fiat on shiny rocks.

We aren't living in the 70s anymore. People aren't interested in gold and silver as a store of value, and a critical mass of adoption is unlikely to ever happen again. Society is not collapsing, but actually improving around the world due to rapid technological innovation.

>>49771881
>>49771951
seethe harder shitcoiner

WDYT, will the fall of crypto serve as a trampoline for PMs? Will those people now flow their remaining paper money into something, that isn't a scam?

>>49771798
Where did you get that?

>>49772031
Oh that must be why your neighbourhood is being overrun by niggers, pajeets and sandniggers. Enjoy the taste of shit and spit on your burger the next time jamal begrudgingly hands you your food when you are just trying to have a nice meal out. You probably think things are improving because everyone will soon be a millionaire in fiat numbers.

>>49772031
>fiat is precious
>but precious metals are not precious
Whatever faggot, my new age drachmas will make me a new age lord. I'll send a mercenary army to plunder your home HAHAHAHA!

did you guys hear that uganda found the biggest gold factory in human history??
uh oh time to sell your gold now /pmg/

>>49772161
Unironically yes? The only thing you have to do now is to buy and hold Bitcoin until the next halving, you will be officially a millionaire by then. Gold and silver are going the way of the dodo. PMs are not monetised nor do they have any application in any industrial process.

>>49772161
>the next time jamal begrudgingly hands you your food when you are just trying to have a nice meal out
This has happened more times than it should have, which is never.

>>49772310
More shiny rocks on the cheap? GIB!

>>49772316
>PMs are not monetised nor do they have any application in any industrial process.
you had me going until this

>>49772316
I'd advise you go talk to all the people who became millionaires in South Africa or any other place that turned into a shithole becauae it was overrun.

>49771951
You *could* sell the silver for cash and deposit it into a bank account and convert it into magic internet money. That would be dumb as hell though. NFTs are even more retarded than magic internet money. At least with magic internet money you could buy drugs and other cool shit for awhile before it turned out it wasn't really anonymous. Monero supposedly is, but people used to think BTC was and it turned out it wasn't. Just copy paste whatever NFT picture you like for free. The only "value" an NFT has is what retards like you will pay for it.

>>49772316
>PMs are not monetised nor do they have any application in any industrial process.
You dont know what your talking about, do you?

>>49772138
Golden State Mint. They have a lot of cool stuff like picrel.

>>49772482
Based.

>>49772482
Must have sold out. Either that or their index search results are shit (which looks like it from the experience I've just had with it).

>>49772772
Nah it is still there. Just browse their 1 oz rounds. It's on the bottom of the first page for me.

>>49772932
Got it. Yeah, their search index is a pile of shit.

>>49772482
Nigger this is pure blasphemy

>>49770574
Is it too late to invest in PMs?

So, my coins recently arrived. 1oz gold Queen's Beasts Completer and 2 Double Sovereigns 2022. I think it's about time I got myself a decent camera if I'm going to take pictures of my swag. I've never been one for yearning smartphones so I have zero intention to get one of them. What good cameras are there for taking coin shots?

>>49773134
nope, silver is still technically cheap, although the shops are raping us with premiums.
gold is pricey though.

>>49773146
>$4000 of gold
>$10 of potato camera
you chose wisely

>>49773134
You decide.

>>49773146
oh and in answer to your question, I use an old iphone 5s.
takes pretty nice shots if you get the lighting right

>>49772316
Trolling is more effective when you're subtle with it.

>>49773269

Stack as of now, I ordered 5 more ounces today

>>49773671
Needs more Krugerrands, but otherwise good start. Keep it up fren.

>>49773671
It's beautiful anon

>>49770602
>how did I do?

Terrible, you left the embeds from the previous op in this one which created double embeds, if your pasting the op from the previous thread then delete [embed] after the youtube links, other than that everything looks alright.

Good morning /pmg/!

most stocks are down 50% from their peaks

crypto is down 75% from it's peaks

feels pretty damn comfy being in gold and silver right now not going to lie.

Now that crypto has been proven to not be the safe haven everyone was claiming it was, do you think we see movement into precious metals?

>>49774392
Silver would be great if it wasn't for their current 30% premiums plus VAT.

>>49774392
Hopefully the price goes down so I can buy more.

Great video showing the security features (as well as the lack of) on silver coins.

https://youtu.be/sRqCA35OofU

Gold is overvalued.
I would not trade my colt 1911 for one gold coin.

>>49774692
here's a good one of some coins being tested. although to be fair I could tell most of them were fakes before they got zapped with the xrf gun

https://youtu.be/sejWZMSijoM

>>49774797
Yeah that's good as well, but most people won't have their hands on equipment like that. I've heard they're expensive but I don't know how much. The one from Chards that was showcased on Backyard Bullion was said to be around £13,000, so I imagine the handheld ones would be around £5,000.

Will a bunch of silica gel packs thrown in my safe with my silver protect it from tarnishing? I've had it in there for 6 months with some paper and the paper is all wet and dirty and my metals are a little moist. I know I should have done this already but will silica gel packets be enough?

>>49774930
Try these thingos

Based on the rest of the board it looks like another great day to be a PM stacker.

>>49773129
This, Chris Duane is an unironic self loathing reddit cuckold. All of his designs are equal parts cringe and heresy.

>>49775084
indeed

What do you guys think of Canadian "junk" silver? It is mainly 80% silver, and each dollar contains 6/10 of an troy oz of silver, which is easier to work with than American coins. It also seems to be a little cheaper to acquire, with a lower premium. I like the designs a lot

opinions? bit pricey, but I like the design

>>49775145
Isn't the East India Company owned by some Indian now?

>>49775235
yeh Jain Harsh. doesn't bother me too much. I figure if an Indian wants to own the company that basically ran his country for centuries, more power to him.

>>49775387
2/2
tell a lie, just checked on companies house, looks like it's run by a british femoid

>>49775446
Google says the owner's name is Sanjiv Mehta. That pic says she is the "director," but I'm not sure if that's the bong way of saying owner.

>>49775479
Who knows, the parent company is run in the British Virgin Islands (tax haven), so I guess us plebs won't know who the share holders are.
They make nice coins, I try not to worry about anything more than that.

>>49775479
2/2
Managing Director, or MD, is the bong term for CEO.

>>49775541
>They make nice coins, I try not to worry about anything more than that.
Nothing wrong with that. I just think it's funny that the queen is on one side and an Indian-owned company is on the other. Maybe if the queen still owned India, but she doesn't, so.

Here’s what I got today. Either in the post or from the coin shop/pawn shop.

I usually wouldn’t bother with the tiny coins, but they amused me and the guy knocked them down a bit as I laughed about cost over spot for the weight. Charged me 80% of what they were for in the cabinet. Amusingly he also had a silver ring i pawned a month or so ago in his cabinet for £40. I sold it for £14 but it was some godawful segmented armour joint thing from when I was an edgy goth in 1998. I’d keep it now but hey ho.

>>49775604
the queen is on one side because they have a deal with St Helena to produce their coins and bullion for them.
The Queen is the head of state of St Helena, so they put her face on it. Makes them coins, and not rounds, and government backed.

>>49775637
The reasoning behind it doesn't make it less funny to me. I think its funny to me because it's kind of like the queen looking at something her family used to own (I know they didn't own the company) but has since been taken by the natives of the land it operated in.

>>49775709
the East India Company was always privately owned, it just had a government charter to colonise on their behalf.
Capitalism baby.

>>49775145
The East India Company do some lovely reverse designs but I really dislike that particular portrait of the queen. Her shoulders should be removed, they spoil the coin. Here's an edit without them.

>>49775145
I don't like that portrait of the queen, I would prefer not to look at some old lady on my coins. I do like the young portrait of the queen on older english and canadian coins though

>>49775726
It was nationalized, if memory serves, sometimes after the Bengal Famine and rebellion of 1857. That would technically make the queen (Empress) owner of the company for some period, though I don't think it continued calling itself the East India Company. My Indian history is rusty so don't take a word of this at face value.

>>49775775
only going to get worse
>>49775779
there's some youtube documentaries on EIC, but mostly so pozzed they're unwatchable.

>>49775847
I don't think that portrait is bad. It reminds me of the Roosevelt dime actually.

>>49775847
That's a good portrait of him though.

>>49775142
dey got some awful neat pictures on em up der eh?
probably harder to sell if it came to that but I might get some of these just to look at

>>49775779
>>49775847
I own a musket with the East India Company logo on it from 1779, pretty neat, you can see the initials VEIC (Vnited East India Company) in the heart.

>>49775387
the real one was dissolved in the 1870s, the poojeet owned one has nothing to do with it except share the name

>>49776062
yes obviously lol, you think the world would allow something like the EIC that wasn't chinese run in present day?
>>49776057
very nice, sovlful

>>49775988
>It reminds me of the Roosevelt dime actually.
It's shit, right?
>>49776057
Neat.

>>49776057
Now THAT is awesome. That gun likely helped subjugate a subcontinent.

I'm lazy and have a recurring order on apmex. How retarded is this? Not trying to be rich after the nukes fly, just trying to secure my comfy retirement.

>>49776116
I mean, the hudson's bay company still exists so it wouldn't be too crazy if it still existed doing something else in the modern day, sounded like you were thinking that.

>>49776057
check this out

>>49776241
Flintlock pistols are so intimidating. Can you imagine being some Indian running at a Brit on a horse and he just levels this fucker at your face?

>>49774930
Put a goldenrod in your safe.

>>49775142
>>49776027
I collect Canadian coins and have done so since I was young and my grandpa gave me his coin collection from his time in the war. He noticed I liked coins and got me into the hobby. (Requiem et pacem)
They are currently low premium although I don't expect that to last forever as we get to the crack up boom phase. You can get the same amount of silver for a huge discount relative to American junk when you can find it. It's not as popular so it is less often stocked.
A fair number of people are averse to the queen. See >>49775775
The 39 year old queen portrait debuted in the 1965 minting and as such that was the largest minting year. It occurred just before the Debasement and as such was hoarded up. You can find 1965 dollars and mint sets often sold at a ridiculous bulk discount. Each set contains 1.11 troy ounces of silver and you get the penny and nickel included.

need to get the full ouncer version

need to rotate, and get the full ouncer version

>>49777288
ships on coins or bars is always a winner

>>49777332
I concur. That is one of the two most popular Canadian dollar coins to collect especially among American collectors. It was issued in a relatively small batch as a commemorative for PEI. It left circulation so quickly another small batch was pressed.

>>49775775
Young liz a cutie!

>>49777288
Ooooooooooo you want to buy my gold Canadian $5 oooooooooooo

Ayy coin anon here
I snagged it
no ragrets

>>49777666
Lol at the file name

I keep an eye out for the Canadian dollars with the canoe on it. It has young Lizzie on the reverse and like another anon said, they tend to be cheap for what they are.

>>49777719
I like the box
you should like the box to
also
>laughing at the rest of /biz/ right now
>im kekkling at them

/biz/ needs to buy silver
also bitcoin is going sub 1k

>>49777777
KEK

>>49777777
CHECKED
Just bought 100K sliver coins

>>49777777
Fucking check'd

>>49777777
Uh oh

>>49777777
buttcoin bagholders in shambles

>>49777777
holy digits

>>49777777
There we have it gents, liquidating all my assets and buying boomer rocks

>>49777777
hahahahhaha damn rekt

>>49777777
I’m officially FOMOing into silver

>>49777777
Checked and truth

>>49777777
FUCKING SELL SELL SELL SELLL

>>49777777
kek, here we go

>>49777777
checked
kek has spoken. buy silver now

>>49777777
Reminder

>>49777777
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>49777777
It's over

>>49777777
Based and silver pilled
FUCK cryptotards

>>49777777
Uh oh

>>49777777
silver it is

>>49777777
based

>>49777777
hahahaha this gets funnier and funnier

>>49777777

>>49777777
ADD ME ON SCREEN CAP

>>49777777
Checked. I feel for the crypto bros, but in most of their cases it was pure delusion that kept them in the game. They have had plenty of opportunities to wake up to the scam, and anyone still in on it was either ignoring all the signs or just plain ignorant. I've seen people talking about how it's "mathematically impossible for bitcoin to go below 20k," and that's all I need to know to understand current crypto bagholders.

>>49777777
Holy based

>>49777666
>those digits!
>>49777701
Hah! I would. I don't have any in my collection yet. Although every time I'm about to buy gold I just can't shake the reality of the GSR. Especially since those coins carry higher numy value.
What sort of premium did it carry?

>>49777777
I FUCKING KNEEL

>>49777777
AAAAAAAAAAAAA
Checked

>>49777777
I was here

>>49777777
Of course a worthless rock stacker has enough time to script post. Big yikes boomer

kek
>>49777777
I'd like to thank /pmg/ for this opportunity to shit on the rest of /biz/
get fucking rekted
It's about time we got these digits

>>49777777
respect. bitcoin btfo.

>>49777853

>>49777951
>shidding and farding himself this badly
kek blessed me

>>49777777
>crypto faggots absolutely SEETHING
Fucking Top Kek Crypto Baggies

>>49777777
>buy silver
Hi moshe

buy gold goyim

>>49777777
Based

>>49777954
How is your portfolio doing faggot?
All my shiny rocks are still sitting in my safe storing value.

>>49778041
>reading comprehension
Anon im stacking silver
I am peak comfy

henlo frens

>>49777777
7*7, then six sevens.
Super checked

>>49777777
Ordering another 7oz as we speak

>>49777777
Witnessed holy fuck

>>49777777
nice

>>49777777

>>49777777
How many kg are a make it stack?
Also, should I get 1kg or mostly coins for easier use? Those tend to cost a bit more where I live, particularly if one isn't using the "official channels".

>>49777777

>>49772316
How do you feel about your investment decision now that shitcoin is below 20k? Eat shit faggot.

>>49772310
Did the Ugandan prince email you about his inheritance also? He just needs 20.000 to cover legal costs

>>49777777
I will be buying more silver.

>>49777926
Old Canada gold is about 50-75% premium, comparable to Indian head US gold.

>>49777777
nooooooooo

>>49777777
Ordered

I AM NOT BUYING YOUR ROCKS OP

>>49778110
Check your local taxes for what suits you best.
Bars for bulk. Coins for liquidity and easy trade. The convenience costs extra.

>>49777777

>>49777777
I have 300 oz of silver but i am now buying more.

>>49777777
Checked

>>49777777
checked

>>49777777

>>49778175
It figures.
The gold coin I've wanted most is the 1967 gold centennial commemorative to go with my geese. But then I could get about 60 dollar coins for the same price and I balk.
At this point I'm buying things I won't mind parting with after realizing too much of my stack was numy.

>>49778217
Thanks, any idea about suicide/make it stacks?
I only have a couple kg of silver rn, I probably should be buying more.
Gold is so fucking expensive I don't think I'll buy any more golden pounds.

>>49777777

>>49774714
Value is subjective and at the margin is dynamic. If I had more than one 1911 and no gold, I would trade one 1911 for an ounce of gold. But having more gold than 1911s, I would not.

Also, it is important to try and predict future values, although our accuracy is not very good. I think I can predict that the chances of gold becoming the new world currency is higher than the chances of 1911s becoming the new world currency. Therefore, I predict the potential upside in gold is greater than the potential upside of 1911s.

>>49778381
Based Austrian thinker spoted.

>>49777777
I'm done

>>49778371
Someone should post the stacker tier list.
Standard minimum stack is 100 ounces troy and one ounce of gold. A you-have-already-made-it stack is ten times that.
For the metric types, two kilograms minimum of silver to 30g of gold.

>>49777777
laughing the pain away

>>49777777
checked and buying more pilled

>>49775555
CEOs and corporate directors may have a controlling ownership interest or none at all (unless the corporate charter requires that they have some skin in the game). Corporations are owned by shareholders.

>>49777777
Fucking checked! Glad to us get that get metalbros

>>49777777
Yes

>>49778381
Fuck I used to have a blued tanfoglio 10mm. Still so sad I sold it, can't find the same type.
>>49778364
Yeah I'm also trying to downside on numis.
I realised "Why do I have $1k crowns when I need to finish a house project?"

>>49772135
Not immediately, but PMs are looking more and more like the only real safe asset to hedge against hyperinflation.

>>49777777
amazing

>>49777777
/biz/ is a crypto board no more

>>49777777
niggers are not legitimate forms of human life
now put me in the screencap

>>49777777
just ordered more

>>49778479

>>49777777
It's like you knew you'd get those digits

>>49777777
nice digits bro
silver is key this cycle, dump all your worthless bitcoins.

the shiny rocks!

>>49777777
put me in the screencap

>>49778479
Next one is this. Stupid duplicate reply error

>>49777777

>>49778479
Some of these quantities are stupid, I like the more realistic one as it means I’m not a stacklet.

>>49777777
The 10oz raid has begun.
>>49778540
>>49778540
>>49778540

>>49778743
>>49778801
Much appreciated fren!

>>49778479
Think I have one more coming.

>>49777777
Cryptobros...it's over...

>>49777777
I try not to laugh at other people's misery. But I am having a hard time with this.

>>49778058
Sorry fren friendly fire incident.

have a drink on me.

>>49778479
I don’t mind this one as I’m a lower level stacker at approx 17 ish 1oz and another 5 or so oz made up in old currency.

>>49770574

Why gold indeed?

There is nothing magical about gold. It is a commodity that people can use for tooth fillings, electrical wiring etc. Period. However, it does have some properties that make it easy to trade and sell! Those being it is uniform, durable, portable and divisible. It is durable, meaning a gallon of milk will go bad soon but you can bury gold for a few centuries and it still has value. It is portable - an $1800 ounce of gold can fit in your pocket. It is uniform - if pure, one ounce of gold is the same as another. And it is divisible - if you have a pound of gold and a forge, you can divide it up.

Any precious metal has these properties. Many commodities have a lot of these properties. There is nothing special about gold and it is often overvalued during unstable financial periods, sometimes for years. Even silver got this way in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Any commodity with some of these properties is a store of value.

>>49770691
>I get up
>crypto nerds are seething
Geez, if only there were people warning about this, screaming it from the rooftops for years

>>49777777
Put me in the cap

>>49778922
I hope its piss flavored

>>49777777
crypto nerds will seethe forever

>>49777777
Kek cryptofaggots absolutely btfo

>>49778990
I asked her to make it just for you.

>>49777777
Based

>>49778479

>>49778935
Ah this one is my favourite. Thank you.
Posting US junk silver guide for new frens and post-crypto bros.

>>49778940
Yeah but it’s gold and everything else isn’t

>>49777777
Buy silver?
What part of owning nothing and been happy don't you understand?

>>49778479
>>49778743
>>49779090
Thanks!

>>49777777
JAJAJAJAJAJASH MAGICAL SPACE ROCK BTFO'D CRYPTOFAGS AGAIN HOLY FUCCKKK LMFAO

>>49778940
Silver is the only thing that approaches gold as an historic store of value. Gold is virtually synonymous with wealth and high value in the myth, religion, poetry, song, literature and proverbs of every civilization in history. None of us will not live to see the day of its replacement except by force and for a limited time.

>>49777777
xrp flippening confirmed?

>>49777777
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>49779542
>except by force and for a limited time.
ah yes thank you for reminding me about my second favorite investment, military tech

How do I start if I want to get into Silver? There is a local mint in my state, do I just go down and buy some coins/bars?

>>49779860
>Where is the best places to buy silver?

Picrel beginner's guide and resources below

>Compare bullion prices
https://findbullionprices.com/ (US)
https://eu.compare.pm (EU)
https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/ (DE/EU)
https://goldprice.eu5.net/ (UK)

>Bullion dealers
https://apmex.com/ (US)
https://providentmetals/ (US)
https://jmbullion/ (US)
https://sdbullion/ (US)
https://www.firstmajestic.com/ (US)
https://boldpreciousmetals/ (US)
https://bgasc/ (US)
https://bullionexchanges.com/ (US)
https://www.moneymetals.com/ (US)
https://goldenstatemint.com/ (US)
https://monumentmetals.com/ (US)
https://www.scottsdalemint.com/ (US)
https://bisonbullion.com/ (US)
https://libertycoin.com/ (US)
https://silvertowne.com/ (US)
https://schiffgold.com/ (US)
https://goldsilver.com/ (US)
https://sprottmoney.com/ (US)
https://pinehurstcoins.com/ (US)
https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/ (US)
https://www.milesfranklin.com/ (US)
https://www.reddit.com/r/PMSforsale/ (US)
https://www.kitco.com/ (US)
https://www.atkinsonsbullion.com/ (UK/EU)
https://www.bullionbypost.com/ (US/UK/EU)
https://goldsilver.be/en/ (BE/EU/UK)
https://silvergoldbull.com/ (US/UK/EU)
https://www.chards.co.uk/ (EU/UK)
https://www.celticgold.eu/ (EU)
https://www.hollandgold.nl/ (NL/EU)
https://www.thesilvermountain.nl/ (NL/EU)
https://www.coininvest.com/ (DE/EU)
https://www.gold.de/ (DE/EU)
https://www.europeanmint.com/ (EE/EU)
https://www.acheter-or-argent.fr/ (FR/EU)
https://www.abcbullion.com.au/ (AUS)
https://bullionnow.com.au/ (AUS)
https://www.perthmintbullion.com.au (AUS)
https://www.jaggards.com.au/ (AUS)
https://www.bullionlist.com.au/ (AUS)
https://www.goldderoyale.com.au/ (AUS)
https://www.bullionmoney.com.au/ (AUS)
https://www.lpm.hk/ (HK/US/EU)
https://oldsilver.ru/ (EU/UK/US)

>Constitutional/"junk" silver info
https://jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
http://coinflation.com
http://coinapps.com/

>>49779860
yes, go down and sing some songs outside, and the workers will throw silver at you in appreciation

>>49779860
>he didn't read the OP
Compare Spot Price Websites
https://findbullionprices.com/ (US)
https://eu.compare.pm (EU)
https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/ (DE/EU)

>>49779929
Hey nice my Australian mint is on that list. Very cool. Thanks for the reading I'll get onto it now.

No One Will Sell me any silver locally for less than 30.00 an ounce fucking bitches

I like going to garage sales and kicking the table over and quoting the bible at the people.

>>49780003
That’s pretty standard for shops. Online I can get recent 2022 coins for about £28/29. In a coin shop/pawn broker you get £32-35 ish. If you buy older not current year circulation 1oz then expect to pay more.

>>49777777
Hex checked and alms paid
Got some on the way

>>49780084
Look Bro The Silver Price Is Stuck
BEAST SILVER

>>49778587
Ackshually, isn't that a papal state coin, not an italian one?

666, 666, 666

>>49780171
>90 shekels an ounce
>not even a proof
ngmi

>>49780248
ignore me, it is a proof. of Pluto the cartoon dog.

This seems relevant.

>>49780359
median rent 2,000

median mortgage 2,500

they are really squeezing everyone

>>49780454
just reconquista your parent's basement
if they love you, they won't say no.
then spend the 2 grand you save a month of shiny

>>49780510
on*

>>49777777
We did it silberfrens. We won.

>>49780065
picrel.

Headlines like this are becoming more common every day Anons. There is no surprise that it's happening here and there is a good chance it's only going to get worse. Keep your stacks secure and learn valuable skills. No one in power is going to help you when you are struggling. It's what they want.

>>49780300
>ignore me
Done.

>>49777777
Fuck,
I'm selling my bags at the bottom

I'm thinking of buying silver for the first time.

How much should I get/save up for? What should I be getting on JMBullion, proof, certified, uncertified, what?

>>49780718
My usual pasta, assuming you have money to spare (having at least a month's wages saved in cash for emergencies):
You've decided you want to 'stack' PM. What should you know?
- For generic bars with no design, watch the markups over spot: premiums (added charges) go up for smaller pieces. When selling, your buyer may insist on spot price.
- When a new series of artful or themed bullion (especially coins) comes out, the first of the series are usually missed by later collectors. They will pay high premiums to fill in the series. Ponder the potential for series popularity: generic and/or cringeworthy-themed series have higher failure rates.
- Interesting coins cost least while they're still being minted. Once the mintage stops and dealers run out of stock the prices jump, then rise more slowly but still faster than generic silver. Maples, Eagles, Wieners, Britannias, etc. are all nice but boring. The mint may add a privy to make them more collectible (creating a series) and gin up the price. Buy stuff that changes overall designs from year to year: Somali elephants, Canadian Wildlife, Australian kookaburras or koalas, island nations' series, etc. These become series.
- If you buy pieces that appeal to your sense of art, taste, and interests, they will still feel good even if the price or value of the PM goes nowhere. Caveat: if you go to sell, it's harder to part with them.
- Some beautiful generics are priced comically high (Germanias, e.g.) - they don't follow the market trends as readily, and usually garner highest resale price only for a few years after the mintage. The drawback: dealers may categorize these as "generic" and price them as generic when buying them from you.
- If free shipping is offered, buy enough to take advantage of that. Although it's shipping (not directly PM), it's an added premium.
- Keep a spreadsheet of your purchases!!! You should track profit/loss over time. It's quite revealing.

>>49780718
Just buy standard rounds/coins for volume until you inevitably start buying ones you like.

>>49777777
Oh nonononoononononono

>>49777777
I just wanted to buy some gold today, but perhaps I just buy more silver

Time to bring back this classic

>>49780718
What you will get varies based on your location. Check your local tax regs as they pertain to PMs. For example some US states have no PM taxes, while others have a 1000 threshold to get tax free. European nations have VAT to worry for. Some coins or bars might not be taxed whike others are; Canada taxes Golden Eagles but not Silver Eagles because the gold is 90% and the silver is three nines fine.

>>49777777

>>49781059
Bitcoin and gold are two sides of the same coin, the Chad way is to embrace both while discarding jewish fiat and scamcoins

does anyone have that peter schiff gold vs. bitcoin comparison meme? time for a late 2022 update

Why is gold not going up when inflation is. Usually in these periods gold should be skyrocketing?
> t. oblivious stacker

>>49777777
CHECKED
100 SILVER WAGMI

>>49781144
>girlcock and cispussy are the same thing
Cursed check

>>49781182
when the rest of the markets crash, gold dips with them. it'll go up, either because they continue to hike and people move to risk-off assets or because they pivot and more inflation gets priced in.
remember that it isn't necessarily correlated with consumer goods inflation but with capital market inflation which happened largely through 2020/21

>>49781144
dick beater anon, one of the top 5 worst posters on pmg explains that he buys shit coins.
what a shock.

>>49781182
people don't have money to buy gold right now, they're selling shit to take care of their payments and not lose their house
also USD is getting stronger

>>49777777
checked

>>49781182
>Why is gold not going up when inflation is
You shouldn't just think of charts as living organisms
You should be asking, why aren't more investors buying gold and driving up the price during inflation?

>>49781259
>>49781286
That's nice, let's see your stacks now anons

Explain me that 'buy silver' meme
I'm stacking some gold but I'm not very convinced for buing silver

>>49777777
Somebody get a screenshot of this for future board posts.

>>49777777
CHECKED
BITKEK BTFO

>>49770574
/pmg/, I think I'm off to the deep end. I'm starting to think I should also hoard salt.

>>49781356

>>49777777
wagmi silver friends

>>49781356
>Explain me that 'buy silver' meme
People think JP Morgan is over-shorting the price of silver (true) and that if the physical supply is bought up by anons they'll be forced to liquidate, this causing a massive silver squeeze and possible a reset to a more historical price

It's pure delusion, it would take a serious black swan on the rest of JPM's holdings to break that short, plus the govt would most likely back them

>>49777777

>>49777777
Silver bros… we won

>>49781479
Yeah, wasn’t it something like they’ve over sold silver to something like 200 “on paper, in a spreadsheet” to 1 actual physical silver is owned

>>49777777
Wow. Just bought another bar

>>49776057
>I own a musket with the East India Company logo on it from 1779
Based beyond fucking belief

+50dmg to pajeets

>>49781439
>>49781479

OK I think Iwill take the risk and buy some, let's say 20-25 oz for the beggining.
It's better than bagholding some shitcoins right now

>>49781634
>wasn’t it something like they’ve over sold silver to something like 200 “on paper, in a spreadsheet” to 1 actual physical silver is owned
Yes they're extremely over-leveraged, but the thing is if it were so easy to break them somebody else would have done it already

I think only a black swan on the rest of their holdings, or a reintroduction of silver as currency would break them; I'd love to see either happen to those fucking (((elves)))

>>49781693
Is this heavily fondled? Looks a bit sussy

>>49781787
It is, my 83 is far crisper, but I have a sigma

>>49781347
>That's nice, let's see your stacks now anons
Not pictured: food, ammo, firearm, fish antibiotics, nicotine gum, kratom, liquor, jewelry
>>49781479
>plus the govt would most likely back them
I don't think this is going to be much a problem within a decade or so.

>>49781932
Very nice anon, those valcambis are fire

>>49781932
gib wagmi pls

>>49777777
Thanks, just bought 100k

>>49778479
>100 ounces troy
>two kilograms
I think it's above 3kg.
When reading oz on the stack guides I thought you meant normal oz instead it's probably oz troy right? It's about 9% difference, so not that big given the stack tiers aren't precise.

>>49777777
Silverchads......we can't stop winning

nigger cattle will never wake up d e s u

>>49770574
Now is when we strike, other anons are week and in disbelief. We are a silver board now and we need to get everyone to buy at least 50 ounces. We can probably flip half the board within the next three months
>>49782634

Lads, Im all aboard the Silver Train but you do realise it was a mod who can pick his own digits? This board is a psyop of controlling people into the wrong and right direction.

>>49777777
Witnessed

>>49782747
>I'm all for silver
>except it's a psyop and everything is a psyop
Not even my ex gave such mixed messages

>>49782476
You are correct sir. I wasn't doing the conversion properly.
3000g/30g is a better comparison. It's still a 100 to 1 ratio.

Redpill me on silver bros.
I'm new to investing in genral
Why should I buy it and what returns can I expect 10-15 years down the line

We’re winning chads. Might go buy some junk today

>>49777777
Fuck yeah, checked

>>49777777

>>49777777
Based

>>49777777
Holy sexts
Cryptocucks BTFO

>>49781479
>it would take a serious black swan on the rest of JPM's holdings to break that short, plus the govt would most likely back them

In a recent interview Bill Holter explained it quite well, and it goes for all players not just JPM. The current structure of all markets is an artifact of cheap credit, easy money/debt which has been used to inflate and go long on normie assets and also take out outsized short positions on precious metals. When the credit market implodes and assets crater in valuation, those holding normie garbage will have to liquidate and cover their PM shorts, which may well initiate a squeeze for the history books. Put another way; cheap credit has been used to inflate everything besides PMs which instead have been suppressed via shorts funded by that same credit. When credit disappears the return swing of that pendulum will rip peoples' faces off.

tldr: WAGMI

>>49777777
When btc under 1k thought WEN????

>>49782911
>ten or fifteen years down the line
Does anyone have the "it even ate my Uncle Carl" pasta?
I'm having enough trouble with next year. I hear eastern European budgets are anticipating gas prices at a 100% increase for just next year.
When the music stops and everyone playing fiat/crypto musical chairs needs to find a seat, you can actually sit on your silver.
My exit price is measured in acres.

>>49782911
The precious metals market is manipulated as part of a coordinated effort to keep the perception of inflation down. you can see this process in the chart here: >>49782657
The short version of the investment pitch is like this: gold and silver exist in the Earth's crust at a 16:1 ratio, and this is the ratio it traded at for all of history. Today, the price ratio is over 80:1. Silver's price is manipulated by the COMEX, which sells paper contracts for silver that doesn't exist as a way of flooding the market with an illusory supply. The ratio of paper silver to physical is estimated to be between 350:1 to 500:1. Silver is the second most patented material on Earth, just after crude oil, and is used in thousands of industrial, technological, and medical applications. Eventually, the industrial and investment demand for silver will drain the COMEX of its physical reserves and the manipulation game will end in a crack-up-boom unlike anything ever witnessed in history.
I recommend reading The Big Silver Short for a deep dive.
The base case for the silver price (IN TODAY'S DOLLARS, remember that) is over $100 when the GSR corrects.
If the GSR corrects to the extraction ratio, which is around 7:1, silver will be in the hundreds of dollars. (In today's dollars!!!)
If the short squeeze happens, and all those paper contracts need to be settled, silver will be in the thousands.

>>49782911
You don't buy silver with the idea to wait and sell for a profit, you buy to preserve wealth because the banking/financial system is a sophisticated form of slavery.

Is it time bros, is it time for revenge?

sometimes I like to watch the crypto charts while I fondle my kilo

Who /comfy/

>>49783345
i just ate a monster portion of nasi goreng, now i'm fondling my sovs whilst I chuckle at cryptobros having to serve me fries next week.

>>49783345
max comfy

>>49777777
Put me in the screencap

>>49780786
>>49780794
>>49781089
Thanks lads, I don't have much available right now so I think I'll save up for a 10z silver bar to start off.

NEW THREAD

>>49783664

>>49782911
silver is literally going to $500

>>49777777
THIS BORD IS DEAD

>>49777777
Put me in a screencap!!!

>>49770574
you did well OP!

>>49777777
Oh boy

>>49783677
>NEW THREAD
>Dumb webm instead of blessed digits cap

Can we get a proper general started fellas?

>>49783894
I had one ready to go and the fuck had to get his one in early

>>49777777
ITS FUCKING OVER OH SHIT

>>49777777

>>49777777
witnessed

>>49777777
Check and praise kek!

>>49777777
Don't be a digital Judas, the time of the honest man is near. YH has spoken.

>>49777777
Holy shit