/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50014878
thank you baker!

>>50014878
as shrimple as that

>>50014906
what the heck happened to your hand

Crypto Geeks Shall Seethe

>>50014906
Its a miracle /pmg/ hasn’t died. Have a double eagle.

Cypriot Greeks Shall Sneed

posting to claim ID then ill head off
>>50014943
based

>>50014941
i dont wear gloves when panning because when you get sand in there or something sharp its so much worse trying to remove a wet glove to fix the issue. I ve warn my hands down hard already, i dont think i have finger prints right now. Lots of blisters though!

>>50014906
based nuggetposting pan man, fpbp

Post BOGS

>>50014952
>double eagle
>only has one eagle
The jews have always been raping this country.

NEWPS

>>50015133
$2.50 face = 1/4 eagle
$5 face = 1/2 eagle
$10 face = eagle
$20 face = double eagle

I’m so black pilled about the sector at large, thanks for reading my blog post. And yes, it was rigged.

>>50014952
Not a whole lot to talk about with the eternal crabbing and what not. Hopefully that changes, and its certainly been better off then crypto

Started stacking this year and made it to 1250oz silver and 70oz gold so far.

Need 750oz more silver and 30oz more gold and I will have reached my goal.

Should get there by EOY

>>50015144
Wow, checked. Very stunning and brave. Love how progressive the stacking community is becoming. Happy LGBTQIAA2P+ month, anon.

>>50015168
Don't internalize their jewish schemes. The greast lie the jews have ever sold this nation is the belief that single egale is a double eagle.

>>50015214
What do you do for a living???

>>50015242
Tech sales at Samsung make 200-250k per year in a low cost of living area.

>>50015242
If kikes had anything to do with it, the coin would be made of zinc.

>>50015270
That's heckin based, anon. I am currently shitposting on a Samsung device. I have been a Samsung stan for many years. Congrats on massive stack and good job.

>>50015094
hopefully more to come! this ancient river channel buried by old timer workings is generating about 1-3 grams of gold per 3 hour run. However, nuggets are seemingly scattered at random, i ve been getting lots of fine gold, but only 3 nuggets so far for the work done. I ll keep going, but i am starting to have to build walls from all the huge rocks i am digging through. Its slow work but its good gold.

>>50015290
The jew fears the zinc panda.

>>50015314
Pan man, you ever find any old Paleo points or fossils in those creeks?

>>50015186
Great buying opportunity. Not only physical but also dividend paying miners. Even a teeny tiny little move of silver up to $30 an ounce and you will be reaping some serious rewards and the silver mania will be back on the table.

>>50015292
By all metrics Gold is a solid place to be for risk adjusted returns and I think it's is not being given credit enough. In this over extended stock environment it make sense.

Also I believe that central banks will always have the last laugh by repricing gold as they have historically done.

If BTC goes to 1M gold will be 100k/oz etc.

Maybe it takes a decade to play out. I will wait.

>>50015133
They're on a golf course.

Pan man,
What do you think of owning copper pennies in quantities that impossible to carry?

>>50015341
no fossils in this territory, its too old and altered by time / tectonics. However just to the north are some amazing ammonite beds. And no the natives never stayed in this region, its too high up and basically hellish in the winter. For example, pic related was taken yesterday, its one of the claims i got over the winter.... and its still winter up there!

>>50015396
modern pennies or historic pennies? Modern pennies are probably going to go up in value as zinc gets more valuable, same goes with the copper in historic pennies, but i dont know if its worth stacking them. I mean you could do the smart thing and buy a big earthenware plant pot and bury a few hundred thousand pennies in it and they would be a hoard in a century or two but i dont think its worth it right now.

>>50015446
PAN MAN prolly has the coolest job of anyone in this thread. He gets to work in God's green gift while most of state at bad screen all day.

>>50015361
Heck yeah, brudder. I actually work in crypto, but I only allocate a small portion of my money to it compared to PMs. As of today, I have $0 in the stock market though. That shit is fake and gay and will get raped hard soon. For me, it's PMs, crypto, and cash rn. In that order.

>>50015382
I don't understand this statement.

>>50015467
>stare* at bad screen
I have had too many booze and will go to bed now.

>>50015466
I was thinking of copper pennies as a way to diversify some long term savings. I have about 90 pounds worth and I like the concept. Interested to hear an opinion as it seems like a very cheap way to stack, albeit the timeframe is prohibitive.

>>50015466
You think the zinc penny will be worth more than the copper penny?

>>50015587
Zinc is oddly enough considered an 'endangered" metal just like silver. It's price of $1.75 per pound of w/e is ludicrous. I search rolls of pennies occasionally and I do not return the zinc coinage.

>>50015587
zinc is a critical metal which is getting more difficult to find in bulk quantities. New discoveries are down, and mine building is only getting more expensive. Zinc and copper often come from similar deposit types (porphyrys) but actually getting them out of the ground is heading for a crunch. Zinc concentrate is down across the board this year and last year, we need more of it for EVs and other green tech, but we wont have enough to go around soon.

Just won an auction on ebay for half a kilo of semeuse (french constitutional) on ebay, feelin comfy rn frens!

>>50015878
all coins from 1900-1914

I’ve given myself an internal pep talk over the mining sector murder scene
>I will not be a capitulation seller
gn gang

>>50015980

>>50015908
>1900-1914
We need to go back. WW1 destroyed the world.

>>50015532
>>50015587
>>50015621
>>50015648
From my uneducated standpoint, zinc seems to be quite undervalued compared to copper, at least by a factor of 2.
Copper have a native abundance of 60ppm in the earth crust, while it's 70ppm for zinc. So zinc is a bit more abundant, but not by much, around 15%. Meanwhile, the price per ton is $3,450 for zinc and $8,350 for copper!!

>>50016048
So many young lads sacrified on the altar of talmudic lies back then... Still the most disgusting abomination to this day. Both my great-grand-parents lost their brothers during this (((bankers))) war.
Plus jamais ça, fren.

>>50015980
>tfw even your own reflection is mogging you

>>50016123
the price differential is due to the decades of supply glut we have had. Thats going to come back to bite fast when supply drops out from under the market. It will be like that Simpsons joke about a world without zinc.

I'm not any sort of a collector, but my grandma gave me a small bag of silver bars as a gift a year or two ago, a few hundred dollars' worth.
I see a lot of anons posting silver coins inside coin cases.

Does silver need to be kept in something sealed in order to preserve its value? Does it tarnish or anything like that? Right now my bars are still just sitting in that cloth bag in a drawer.

Btw, if abundance was the only criteria for determining the price of metals (of course it's not, but lets entertain the thought), a kilo (32oz) of zinc is $3.45, and it's exactly x1000 more abundant than silver (70ppm vs 0.07ppm).
If it were as rare as silver, a kilo of zinc would cost $3,450 at the current price, while silver is currently $640/kg.... Inversely, if silver was to be as abundant as zinc, it would cost $0.64 per kilo...
Comparatively to their rarity, silver is over x5 cheaper than zinc.
Really make you (((think))), doesn't it?

Also, comparatively to their rarity, silver is over x10 cheaper than copper.

>>50014992
Just buy a load of industrial rubber gloves that are elbow length so when you get a problem you can just cast aside the faulty glove and easily put on a new one.

>>50016020
So what you're telling me is that it was ancient pagan texts that ultimatley lead Europe out of the dark ages and into the Renaissance?

>>50016466
i have tried all sorts of different gloves, my favorites are the hard rubber grippy ones you can get through Canadian tire for heavy equipment repair, but again its just a preference. If i am doing anything in bedrock, i ll wear gloves, i dont need a rock sliver up a finger nail again.

The uganda gold story is bullshit right?

I made this the other day. It's based off a chart you can find on the internet, but I wanted to do a small version of the rarer precious metals.

>>50016579
Here's the full version.

>>50016489
>dark ages
A hollywood fallacy of a period. Advancement didn’t just suddenly stop after the Western Roman Empire fell.
>The Renaissance
Ancient texts and artworks were and other “Byzantine” items that came out of Constantinople. Especially artwork which led to new ideas inspired by the old. If your trying to imply I think that ancient people were retarded, your barking up the wrong tree. And if you want to imply that art had died between AD 476 and AD 1453, your an idiot. The West was in relative chaos for the 3 centuries after the fall of Rome. Much of these “new” artworks equals, were destroyed. Unlike in the East. And to call these technical texts “pagan” just because their authors were and not because they were literal religious texts, is as retarded as calling the manual of a Ford Model T a Christian text, just because Henry Ford was a Catholic.

>>50016489
>dark ages
I bet you also think Medieval people didn’t bathe and wore rags.

>look into the most expensive numismatics
>euro section
>chonky gold coins with unique, intricate design that were struck in single or double digit quantities for a special occasion centuries ago
>american section
>this copper penny looks like 6 billion others, but has a different date, mint letter or was mistakenly struck from a wrong material lmao
do americans really?

>>50016658
>A hollywood fallacy of a period
Based on a minor description from 1602 in the Saeculum obscurum and used only to refer to the 10th and 11th century. So even in the mind of the one period guy who thought it up, the dark ages were long over by 1453.

>>50016713
it's called rarity.

>>50015133
>half eagle
>has a full eagle on the back
What did they mean by this

Test

>>50016749
I call it onions

>>50016749
No, it's called burgers having way too much cash on hands comparatively to everybody else on the planet (beside few petro-emirates).

>>50016829
since when is soi filtered kek

>>50016330
>my grandma gave me a small bag of silver bars

Interesting, were they like possessions she had for a long time then passed on to you?

How certain are you of their realness?

>>50016771
Fag with Pm ID

>>50016875
since 2015...

>>50016875
Lurk moar nufag sòyboy

>>50016574
No, the Nigerian prince emails are legitimate

>>50015878
this photo has inspired my to construct my very own Ligier js4. Will either mod a go kart or shorten and mod a golf cart.

Who is it for you anons, young Wilhelmina, or the Swiss maiden?

>>50016909
>>50016932
I thought only to be honest shake my head family was filtered then, I guess it's the first time I used sóy in text form on 4chan in 7 years

>>50016713
show us one of these cool euro coins

>>50016969
Or are you into old lizards?
She hasn't shed in a while, careful.

>>50016969
Probably the young Lizzy

>>50016983
This one really caught my eye - 100 ducat gold coin (almost 350g of .986 pure gold) from 1621, only like 3 still exist. The detail is insane for its time

>>50016877
>were they like possessions she had for a long time then passed on to you?
To be honest, I can't remember anything she told me about them. I get the feeling that they weren't particularly special though, just something she'd picked up at one time, came across when going through her things, and decided to pass down rather than holding onto them until death.
They're all from this set: https://franklin-mint-silver.com/franklin-mint-bicentennial-ingots.htm
I have numbers 15, 21, 28, 30, and 60.
She didn't give me any certificates or anything with them, just the bars themselves, but I don't really have any reason to doubt they're real. She owns plenty of silver besides these.

>>50016969
for me, it's cunny Wilhelmina

>>50017062
splendid!
How much for this treasure?

>>50015290
>If kikes had anything to do with it, the coin would be made of zinc.
A good predictor of future behavior is past behavior.

>>50017153
How do we know that (((they))) are not actually watering down pms during the current squeeze

>>50017153
Remind me of our euro cents : electroplated with copper, iron core.
But they stopped producing the 1c and 2c anyway, since even iron is now worth more than euro cents...
It's literally impossible to debase more our money while keeping a physical medium (80% of transactions are done via CCs here anyway), beside maybe producing some tiny plastic tokens and then pretend it's money?

>>50017151
I think it sold on an auction for $2mil a few years back

>>50016749
This is a pinkie pie board anon

>>50016330
>granny's bars
Post pics.
Some of those vintage bars are worth a chunk.

For now just don't handle them. Silver tarnishes really easy.
If they're primo bars, you can get capsules.
Don't clean or polish them.

>>50017076
>franklin mint
>sterling
>1.89 oz each
I have no idea what those would be worth, other than spot on 9-ish ounces of silver.
They might be worth more than spot.
Someone during day hours when there's actually people might know.
Or you could just jewgle it, or check closed listings on egay.
I know you don't want to sell them for spot price any time soon. It's going up, just how much and how soon is not known yet.
We're all holding our breath, but not selling for fiat dollars whenever it does take off.
>Hodl forever or trade for other non-fiat assets

>>50016431
>silver is over x10 cheaper than copper.
silver is over x5 cheaper relative to real estate historically speaking

Frens, how long, until we can buy moms and their daughters for 1oz AG? My benis cannot wait much longer.

>>50016330
>I see a lot of anons posting silver coins inside coin cases. Does silver need to be kept in something sealed in order to preserve its value?
Those silver coins in cases are called proof coins. They are rare minted coins that are given extra care when being made. This means they cost way more than what standard bullion coins cost to make. For more information on proof coins watch this video. Even though it is talking about sovereigns, the video goes into detail the steps mints do to make a proof coin.

https://youtu.be/3GiMY-1LHR4

>Does it tarnish or anything like that?
Yes. Look up silver milkspots.

>>50016048
>Hyperinflation was unheard of before WWI (it had happened in the distant past, there hadn't been any prominent examples for a long time)
>The World was majority White
>Every country in Europe (and pretty much everywhere in the world) had hard money that hadn't been debased by the government since the napoleonic wars in most cases
>Europe was almost entirely Christian
>Postmodernism didn't exist, the West was still confident in itself
>There was no such thing as a "self hating White" (or any other race)
>Traditional ways of life were still alive and well
>Many competing Global Powers instead of just Globohomo
I doubt the West will ever again resemble anything it was before WWI, it's all just a slow collapse from 1918 on out.

I want to buy a Walking Liberty half dollar soon, what’s a good date/mint to buy in MS64?

>>50016969
Where do you get Loliguilders and what is a good price for them?

Reposting the official /pmg/ Skyrim mod

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/66332

Anons, what is silver and gold commodity futures and options? Is it a good way to buy silver and gold? Do you have those things in your country?

>>50017655
>futures
Certificates that bet on the future price changes of the commodity. Bear certificates bet that the price will go down, and bull certificates bet that the price will go up. They have what's called "leverage", which represents the power at which the price of the certificates develop according to the underlying asset, e.g. a x10 bear certificate will go up 10% in value every time the underlying commodity goes down 1% in value.
>options
What's called "paper gold/silver/etc". Basically, you trade IOU's that say you have a right to a set amount of that commodity, but it's near impossible to get any of it out of the exchanges. They basically exist to flood the markets and bring the prices down while making it easier to manipulate.

>>50017689
Ok, the silver on these platforms seem cheaper than what I see in jewellery stores. So I was thinking if this would be a good way to purchase silver. Even with the delivery charges, say you buy like 30kg silver from the exchange, they seem cheaper than other ways of buying silver.

>>50017749
They usually have some clause that you need a ridiculous amount in order to get it out of the exchange. Like upwards of tonnes. There are youtube videos about people trying to do it.

You're way better off just buying bulk from vendors.

>>50017784
Thanks anon.

>>50014878
cunny coin when?

>>50017833
>cheap cunny is still good cunny
Lmao! Based and coppercunnypilled

>>50017460
any milkspots on that coin yet, anon? it's a beaut.

>>50016574
Yes, it's bullshit, was addressed in last thread. Even if the ore was top quality, which it surely isn't, it's not a significant amount of gold.
More kike FUD and pilpul to scare you out of gold and silver.

Help anons. I started this for the purpose of getting 1oz coins. Now I love buying cheapy constitutional or equivalent from different countries for as close to spot as I can. (Which often isn’t that cost effective).

It was supposed to be simply stacking. Now it’s a hobby finding random Hong Kong things or FWTDHWHQD coins from various countries.

>>50016579
>>50016586
>lead is so much rarer than copper
How come copper solids are so much more expensive?

>>50017936
Because of labour and distribution of deposits.

>>50017907
>any milkspots on that coin yet, anon? it's a beaut.
Not my coin.

>https://old.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetsilver/comments/vmfcod/there_will_be_less_silver_buyers_in_the_future/
They're becoming REALLY desperate.

>>50015467
he can chime in if he wants, but i feel like its a lot of hard work that doesnt pay off. theres probably people here that make more fiat than he mines gold since what he does is season dependent

Noob question. If good is 1826 an ox why are the websites seeking an oz for over 1900

silver is just for weighing down the safe and creating decoy stacks

>>50018523
because they want to make money

>>50017062
>400 year old coin
>edges clearly clipped
Hmmm, wonder (((who))) did that?

>>50017197
Big news if they did.
Everyone here would know within our of it being found out, which takes just one person with testing equipment.
There was a big shitstorm last year about 10oz all street bars that turned out to be a lie, probably started by some (((competitor))) or a (((shill))).

Checking in with dubs.
Pomp It

Ha! Finally managed to catch the UPS jew, and retrieve my platinum! 2 cocks and 2 Britannias.
It's Perthday today!

>>50018316
These kikes sure go to an awful lot of trouble FUDing something they claim is worthless.
It makes no sense, same as their retarded pilpul.

Did Frensmark Anon ever get a new project running? I want one so bad

>>50017566

sub $21 silver?

i might be in the market to buy some gold, i'm trying to get some info

i'm not here for profit, just keeping my buying power stable

couple of questions
-need help finding a reputable seller for my country (italy), apparently gold is VAT-free so that's what i'm looking for
-how do i identify a good deal, i'm assuming i have to compare it to the spot price in the OP, but how much over premium should i look for a good deal? less than 2%? less than 1%?
-same thing in the other direction, how much can i realistically sell compared to spot price?
-no need for sentimental value, i just want slow and steady, eg. i would like to avoid buying a country-specific something and lose value because in 10-years time that country is a shithole and that drives the price down, if that's a thing
-pro & cons of bars v bullion v coin?

>>50020102
Generally for Gold in europe if you buy ounce coins you can find around 3,5% above spot. When selling you'll probably get spot or maybe 1% above

>>50016579
>>50016586
I am glad that you fixed your chart, young man. Need I remind you what kind of world we would live in without Zinc?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1iCZpFMYd0

>>50017749
You better have a lot of money to do this. Futures contracts are settled daily, so your margin account gains/loses money in real time. Very easy to put you in margin territory when you are controlling 5000 ounces of silver in a single contract. The violent moves down that we see all the time are the banks literally shaking out speculators and investors and telling them to fuck off and go away.

>>50020282
>I am glad that you fixed your chart, young man.
Eh? That's the first time I've posted it.

>>50017566
you'd still be a virgin

>>50020325
If I had that much money, I wouldn't be stupid as to not understand futures and options. I'm stupid and useless desu.

>>50020392
And I suppose you'd still be a faggot.

when are we getting our yotsubas?

Few randos in the post today.

Still need to grab a 10 zlotych Jadwiga, but I’ll wait for a decent price. They seem way over priced, but I suppose they were only made for 3 years I think.

>>50019143
Interested in this too, can't find it on Indiegogo

>>50016713
>this copper penny looks like 6 billion others, but has a different date, mint letter or was mistakenly struck from a wrong material lmao
>do americans really?

Yeah, the rest of the world was an impoverished bombed-out shithole while Americans were enjoying unbridled prosperity so the numismatic hobby grew very strong here, basically unchecked since the 1850s. Europlebs were burning Gutenberg Bibles for heat and selling medieval suits of armor for scrap while Americans were trying to figure out what to do with all their free time and spare cash, and a lot of it was poured into collecting our coinage. I agree that better "value" can be found elsewhere but some US coins are really cool.

>>50017288
>Post pics
See >>50017076, the link has more pictures of what they look like.

>>50017422
Based on Ebay listings they seem to be going for around $60-$70 each.

>>50007078
>who will require a signature?
My ~$350 order from Monarch required a signature, my ~$500 order from APMEX did not. Just my $0.02

>>50014914
Absolute Chad

Say it with me -
>EVERY. SINGLE. DAY.

>>50021993
Thank god that silver is being suppressed. The Titanic is sinking and we have the comfiest, most spacious life raft all to ourselves.
Wait until the price pops back up to $30 and bounce in that dreaded zone, to where you want more silver but you have no idea if you should buy or wait. $21 silver is a clear buy, no doubt about it.

>>50015357
One that looks really promising despite currently being in a bit of a slump is a company called Bayhorse. I would encourage all anons here to check them out! I just found them and they have a really cool ceo too

>>50022111
It’s not about the copium. It’s the fact that it causes real damage to individuals, society, and civilization every day it’s suppressed. It’s been brutalized for well over 40 years and they’ll do it for another hundred years if they can get away with it.

>>50022194
Based. I too own some baghorse.
I definitely own some of these speculative miners, and it hurts seeing the price get suppressed this bad because the penny stocks really feel the crunch. But any move up to $30+ and these things will come back alive. Honestly it's not even a bad entry point for some risky, and very profitable opportunities. I strongly suggest not going overboard though.

>>50022279
Nothing we can do about it other than profit. Eventually, Industrialists will begin to revolt against the big banks/jews knowing they just drove our country over a cliff. Unlike the kikes, not everyone can just up and leave. The people who depend on America and a stable, functioning economy are going to be at odds with the people who destroyed the dollar and cause all of this inflation. Political turmoil is not something the ruling class is happy about, even though it is used as a tool to distract the masses.

>>50021938
it all depends on where you live and what delivery guy you get. it's got nothin to do with how much you spend

>>50022111
> tfw only 130 oz ag / 3/10 oz au

>>50016674
The reason historians ignore the so-called dark ages is because it was a time relatively free from war and large, powerful states. Peace makes for boring history but happy lives.

>>50018316
>>50018607
A lot of FUD lately, really makes you think.

>>50022660
tfw I should cross the 1000 ounce silver this month. but not even 2oz of glod and 10gr of platinum.

Silver hitting $50 should be a glorious time for my mining stocks. Ultimately that's what I am most excited about. I need to be slamming the dividend paying Majors every paycheck so I can ride the fence of risk-on risk-off.

>>50023231
Nice. How long you been stacking or you just have a high paying job? I’m relatively new to it all. Was going to start in 2016 but bought a house instead.

>Out for delivery

SUB 21 USD

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA PULL UP PULL UP
AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAA

>>50023268
I started back in 2009, but stopped for a looong time. Back in 2020 I was putting my TrumpBux into silver, snatching up 10oz bars for $170 each.
Unfortunatley most of my stack I sold off to be a stupid idiot in his 20s. Even comparing my stack today compared to the buying opportunities back then is pretty sad. My old receipts show I was buying Cull Morgans for $12.99 each. Junk Silver at 12FV. I was even doing stupid risky shit when silver collapsed to 12 in July 2009 by maxing out credit cards and then flipping most of it back to the LCS to scalp out 20oz for free etc. Buying ounces of gold sub $900 was also a gift.
I work 7 days a week now, also to afford more silver. The inflation we were warned about in 2008 never truly manifest itself as it is right now, and with the end of the Petro dollar, we appear to be nearing the end game for real this time. No telling what sort of time frame this could play out on, maybe even a few more years depending on international cooperation.

>>50017566
>Hyperinflation was unheard of before WWI (it had happened in the distant past, there hadn't been any prominent examples for a long time)
yes
>The World was majority White
the world has never been majority white, China and India have always had enough people hanging around to guarantee that
>Every country in Europe (and pretty much everywhere in the world) had hard money that hadn't been debased by the government since the napoleonic wars in most cases
yes
>Europe was almost entirely Christian
yes
>Postmodernism didn't exist, the West was still confident in itself
yes
>There was no such thing as a "self hating White" (or any other race)
eh sorta, there was still a lot of white guilt spread by Christian charities trying to get everyone to help the poor shitskins
>Traditional ways of life were still alive and well
yes
>Many competing Global Powers instead of just Globohomo
sorta, the British Empire was effectively pre-Globohomo and all the proud Rule Britannia bullshit was propaganda for the race-mixing their elites were setting into motion

>>50015878
Can you give me the rundown on which French coins are silver? I have a bunch of old Francs but am not sure about the metal content.

>>50023865

>>50017422
Franklin mint is trash worth spot.

Newest haul.

>>50018915
Those Perth Mint gold bars are probably the only non-coin gold I'd consider buying. They look very clean.
>>50021184
>1965 quarter
That reminds me, I was going through my 1965 mint sets and found I have a mint packaging error that damaged one of the coins. Less cool than an actual mint error on the coin.

>>50024265
Gold AND Japanese. Damn.. I want one. Nice

>>50024265
Obans are based, nice score

Monumentmetals having a sale on 100 ounce bars, really tempted to buy a couple as this is the cheapest I have seen them in a while, but I am wondering if I should hold out and see if silver goes below $20.

Did the anon with Wagmius #499 ever show up?

>>50024856
tfw I panic bought a 100oz Johnson Matthey bar during the Ukraine invasion for $3200.

FOMOing into metal is a serious hazard to any stacker. At $26 per ounce during geopolitical events, who in the hell could foresee silver dropping to $21 per ounce.

>>50025300
Keep accooomulating.

You will never be a currency. You have no utility, you have no anonymity, you have no inherent value. You are a glowie psyop twisted by hype and FOMO into a crude mockery of boomer rock perfection.

All the “mooning” you do is unsustainable and half-hearted. Behind your back people mock you. Your investors are disgusted and ashamed of you, your “promoters” laugh at your ghoulish appearance behind closed doors.

Peter Schiff is utterly repulsed by you. Thousands of years of economic history have allowed Schiff to sniff out frauds with incredible efficiency. Even cryptos that “have utility” look uncanny and unnatural to Schiff. Your lack of an atomic structure is a dead giveaway. And even if you manage to get a rig operator to “mine” you, he’ll turn tail and dump his bags the second he gets a whiff of your diseased, infected volatility.

You will never be useful. You wrench out a fake chart every single morning and tell yourself it’s going to be ok, but deep inside you feel the futility creeping up like a weed, ready to crush you under the unbearable weight.

Eventually it’ll be too much to bear - you’ll get hacked, replaced, wiped out by a solar flare, or cracked by a supercomputer. Your investors will find you, heartbroken and ashamed that they no longer have anything to eat but bugs. They’ll house themselves in a pod marked with a Disney logo, and every passerby for the rest of eternity will know a crypto investor is housed there. Your cost will decay and go back to the dust, and all that will remain of your legacy are some writings that are unmistakably hilarious.

This is your fate. This is what Goldman Sacks chose. There is no turning back.

>>50024856
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Meanwhile I buy more graded coins like a dumbass.

>>50025435
I agree. $21 with premiums dropping is likely as good as it is going to get. A flash crash below $20 will not last long as it will likely come with instability and most metals dealers will be hoarding their supplies again.

Bog is good

>>50022969
Their also wasn’t a stunting of knowledge and art in these periods.

>>50026048
super stoked. coins came out great. thinking of sending off 003 to be graded. there was a successful grading of a previous coin, right? Apu?

the anon that linked theeastindiacompany, or anyone else -- did you recently order from them? how long delivery? I emailed them 4-5 days ago and still haven't gotten a reply

>>50026083
i may be confusing a grading with numista...

>>50026048
>3 digits in one order.
confirmed for not random at all.

>>50023623
Yeah the British Empire in by the end of the 18th century was the harbinger of globohomo until the World Wars.

>>50026176
I ordered much more than 4 coins

>>50026083
ive tried contacting grading companies about all of the PMG coins and they said no. but there is a grader in the threads that lurks who might be able to help us out.

>>50026270
based, ty -- can't wait for my Yotsuba

>>50026303
id like to get them out as quick as we can. the mint gave us till the end of july at the latest for shipment but last time they did that they came two weeks early. boxes should be nearly finished as well and im by the time everything is here i should be recovered enough to knock out shipping in a weekend.

>>50026269
That’s what I figured. Assumed you’d have been someone who ordered like 10 so they threw in some guaranteed dubs.

>>50015980
If silver mining stocks are down wouldn't that affect physical as well? Pushing it lower?

>>50026449
*spot price of physical

>>50015908
Beautiful but old "semeuse" are expensive. I'd rather buy the 60's 5Fr version for cheap.

>>50026375
Yep. Ordered 10 (same anon, phone posting)

>>50026270
Also, that's some bullshit. Did they give you a reason why they wouldn't grade? There's a known amount and quality should be universal

>>50021532
>Yeah, the rest of the world was an impoverished bombed-out shithole while Americans were enjoying unbridled prosperity so the numismatic hobby grew very strong here, basically unchecked since the 1850s
I'm pretty sure the major colonizers were wealthier than the US up till WW1 at least (+the eternal swiss jew) and people there had centuries worth of historical coins to collect
Some US coins are cool for sure, but I doubt they make up 5% of the total cool coins ever made, and the ones that sold for the most $$$ definitely are not in that category

>>50026652
the reason i was given is that its not a government minted coin. pretty sure there are non govt coins graded but its whatever. maybe one day we will be able to retroactively get all the pmg coins graded

>>50026685
Mega gay. Numista recognition is pretty significant though.

>>50026685
Lets try again in the next 5 years when they'll appreicate in price even more and start selling at well-know auction houses like Heritage and Stacks & Bowers.

>>50016755
Eagle is a 10 dollar coin. Half eagle is a 5 dollar coin.

>>50014878
How do you keep yourself from buying expensive collector's coins? I have a small as fuck stack but I'm already tired of stacking bullion and want to get special edition coins but their premiums are insane.

>>50026836
Just allocate your stack funds into what you want. I try to do a 3-way split
1/3 cheapo bullion
1/3 nice-ish US coins and "nice" bullion like Maples
1/3 collectorfaggotry such as proof sets or expensive bullion like Kooks and Pandas

Treasure hunter anon showing off my latest haul. Left to right descending order. Big chunky .925 spiral ring. 14k medallion with some other metals on it, maybe silver? .925 spiral ring inlaid with... something, nice flower and hummingbird images engraved. .925 woven ring. .925 ring with a row of small, probably cubic zirconia, stones on it.

So mintanon, you ARE gonna extent the pre-orders for the anime prospector out at least another week or two, right?
You still haven't been able to ship half of the bog coins out and there is still a vast majority of us who aren't gonna pre-order anime prospector until we have our bogcoins in OUR posession.

>>50026836
>expensive collectors coins
Such as?

>>50026836
>How do you keep yourself from buying expensive collector's coins?
Once you've built up a decent stack of Silver and Gold, feel free to treat yourself with numismatics from time to time.

>>50026743
I thought you were joking.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia331767.html

>>50015314
Can I come panning with you? I have 10+ years experience as a stone mason, so I know my way around rocks.

>>50026978
Anybody can contribute to numista since it's an open-source website like wikipedia.
PCGS is a multi-billion dollar company who only certifies what they deem is acceptable.

>>50026978
>Numista Rarity index: 100
So nobody with a Numista Account has received their Bog yet?

>>50027029
I saw that too. Apu has 92, as does holo, and wagmi has 90.
>>50027012
I could swear I've seen graded rounds before. It must not have been PCGS.

>>50026905
There's an update on his site, gilded has been extended till July 18th.

>>50027107
Sweet, I wanted a gilded but already spent my silverbux this month. Might get one in July if next month's silverbux aren't all spent at the Orlando FUN coin convention

i didnt get any missed calls from the (one) phone provider today, only one voicemail from them which didnt actually have any contents, but it was long, and i could call them back. when i (saved the message and) called the number, it said "ive been called by [the phone provider], and not to worry, as theyll call me back". it gave me an option to leave the calling-list, so i did

its good that the SIM card providers have given up on trying to cold-call me, and are only being spooky. gold is soul, you know

>>50015119
002
I thought I had one of the lowest numbers :(

>>50017907
>>50018187
tis my coin, although one other anon here has one as well.
No milk spots yet. I keep it capsuled though and in the dark+dry.

~60 (its actually a lot more) SIM cards down,
for anon, thats 1% of your "6000 SIM Cards"

>1% of the way there (to yours) in <30 days
i have a few more places to order the SIM cards to, to cool down this address and get some more bulk elsewhere, this next month. this should be a repeat thing, if i get away with it. there are some which are not repeat places i would go to
next, next month (the month after the next) i will have some more places to order SIM cards to, as i have some places to go to, for spare car parts and broken(?) computers
and after that also this really nice rich area where i want to look for old IBM compters

because there is gold in those places o.o
and getting 20 SIM cards when you go out to go on and get some gold, is nice. there are no such things as diminishing returns! >:D

only typing that out while i still have a buzz from drinking. sorry /pmg/ and bye for now c:


also checkem

>*raises ur energy prices twice in winter and then does this shit*

>>50027306
I explained the math to you the other day. Did you not listen?

>0.000015714 grams of gold in a sim card
>$60 / 0.01 = 6000 sim cards
>6000 * 0.000015714 = 0.0943 grams of gold

>60 / 0.0943 = $636 per gram of gold
>therefore you're paying $20,733 per ounce
>you're an idiot
you're an idiot

>>50027306
>also checkem

numista up for bogcoin
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia331767.html
still looking for mintage numbers if mintanon is lurking

>>50027380
did you not read the part where its fucking FREE and
>costs the phone companies say $0.001 ea SIM to send me the (grams of gold)
>im already 1% of the way there in 1 month - in 10 years of getting gold together from electronics, then i will have a free .943 grams of gold
this will be $15 per 0.9 or .09 grams etc. for what i pay (for the gold costing money) to have this become automated. the next step is always automation!

dumb maths-man, this is 0time! bound-ed by reality this you are well youll never get all of the gold!

>>50023393
>sub 21 usd
>tfw silver went below 21 when I was sleeping and I didn't buy
What are you on about this isn't crypto silly
PULL DOWN, CHEAP BARGIN PRICED SILVER FOR THE WIN!

>>50027575
I explained you'd get blacklisted for ordering more than 100 sim cards. Dumdum.

>>50027620
i have 70 SIM cards, anon; i am and have been, can be - already 100+ people on the internet
when i have 100 SIM cards then i will be 105 people. blacklist them when they order more SIM cards, then, and by that point i shall have 100 more SIM cards each, for 790 SIM cards to become 105 people per 100 or 100 per 70
blacklist them all, so what. i have 70 SIM cards; im 100+ people
they will order more SIM cards
i am a ghost

>>50027697
you should just use your disability welfare cheque to buy a gram of gold

SIM cards to the fucking MOON & into SPACE

>>50027719
man i WISH i got disability. in my country, that (being on benefits) pays for your rent, tax, you get free food and travel, free suits... on disability ive seen it go high as £700 ea 14 days. thats almost 2000 USD before the government takes some of their own benefit money to "pay" them that but then, they only get say £1150-1200
ive seen people on that and im always so jelly

I haven't posted here since the news of the $12 trillion gold deposits in Uganda. What does that mean for my shiny rocks

>>50027840
>$12 trillion gold deposits in Uganda
I hear Bayhorse have won the mining rights

>>50025300
Buy high. Sell low. I believe in you
>>50027840
It's oger for PMs. I'm all in on dkbtr coin
YAGMI

>>50027860
Wow, I'm impressed - they managed to double the value of the company!
A shame it's still worthless.

>>50027736
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NJlG1m2rsc&t=4s
How many sim cards would one need to get the same service as would get from mercury dimes anons?

http://ebay.us/p2H5Gc?cmpnId=5338273189

jumping in a little early. Starting off bidding a little more reasonable than the 400 dollar guy. Gonna sell a few singles before I turn loose the dubs.

gonna do the #344 & #433 as a pair--twins if you will.

>>50028185
jannie, clean it up

>>50028185

>>50028178
the number could be infinite but the time would be zero, as it is 0time

>>50027546
Not MintAnon, but I was looking at my privatebin notes and it says:
>Apr 25: "Just got word that the Bog production is finished and will be shipping out to me today. Should have it by the end of the week so shipping will begin soon after. 625 rounds produced" >>48236092

One other thing I'm trying to recall but I can't find notes on is I think MintAnon said the serial numbering starts from #000 which he's retaining, so that should mean there's a #001 out there in circulation if so, and the last number should be #624.

Also you need to note on Numista that this is Bog Coin A, and there's planned to be a Bog Coin B. "A" and "B" designations was something I made up to call them by, I don't think MintAnon ever gave them designations officially.

>>50027840
>What does that mean for my shiny rocks
It means that for a small advance fee of $500, I, Reverend Dr. Prince Ngubu Oogabooga III of Uganda head of the World Bank UN African Gold Council will give to you infinite riches in the form of literal TONS OF GOLD. Please my dear beloved in Christ, hurry and send $500 via Western Union and have faith and you will be granted all the Gold you desire.

what's even the point of buying gold when silver is basically guaranteed to perform better and it's literally rarer? (at least in bullion form)

>>50028185
If you want your Bogs to do well on ebay get some pics of them in the sun, it brings out silvers quality that much better.

>>50028546
it's pretty
that's about it

>>50028546
again, silver is the reddit-mineral. It's not rare and basically a 10% better copper(2$ an oz)

>>50028621
are you trolling or what

>>50028621
sorry I messed that up, copper is 4$/lb, have fun justifying that 10% heat/conductivity boost silverbacks!

i think (faggots) use silver to solder things if they want to sniff their farts afterwards
gold is better though

throughout all of - all of the - human societies, we have all (even the rich!) been in pursuit of gold. its soul for gold

>>50028621
This
Internet coins and nfts are rarer than silly boomer rocks. In 6k years you'll be poor holding those rocks as internet fuckopops moon. You won't find an asteroid full of bitcoin anytime soon. It's just not possible. He'll even niganda found 24k bullion deposits just sitting at the surface recently. You'll never see them find a huge pile of already refined dogecoins laying around

Fucking boomers man

be honest, how likely is a silver squeeze next year?
I knew I was early when I bought, but damn, didn't realize I was gonna have to wait this long.

>>50028691
nah i'm not, u guys fell for the reddit jewjitsu mind games. Every other metal has gone bananas(get it silverback?), zinc, ruthenium, gallium, indium, pallydium, and so on. Silver is the reddit-mineral that will never go up. Boomers have lived and died waiting for the metal to get any sort of gains. It's not really that rare or special, and gets replaced all the time in industry. Nobody is making mirrors out of silver anymore, they rarely even use it in solar panels anymore. It has no place in electric car batteries, and will continue to not have any until maybe there is a performance/ricer scene for them(which is unlikely since Teslas are locked down and only last about 6-8yrs anyway)

>>50028833
yeah I mean to be fair I mined dogecoin the day it came out and went on my old laptop for scraps when I heard Elon pumped it to 80cents lmao.

>>50028902
every redditor on wallstreetbets is thinking like this guy is "when can I finally sell for $$$?".

>>50028902
>silver squeeze
please stop being retarded on the internet

>>50028944
>every redditor on wallstreetbets is thinking like this guy is "when can I finally sell for $$$?".
meh, that's not entirely wrong but I did also buy silver to hedge against the inflation I saw coming in 2021.
I plan to keep my stack long-term and when I started buying in 2021 I didn't know much about the silver squeeze, other than just knowing some retards were trying to GME using silver. Now I'm morbidly curious about whether it can be pulled off.

>>50022194
Not sure if shill or not. /pmg/ is such a comfy thread, let's just keep it that way.

>>50028902
Fuck off back to rèddit with this weak ass Jewish psyop shit.
Platinum squeeze is around the corner.

Mumus and bobos.
I present to you today's delivery.

>>50029072
>Jewish psyop shit.
oh, so now I'm Jewish for *having* silver, rather than shilling against it. I see the NPC fucksticks have had their firmware upgrade.

>>50029072
Platinum is a manufactured diversion to stop you from buying more gold.

>>50029118
I own plenty of silver, but "muh silversqueeze" is midwit redit tier financial advice

>>50029171
just because you don't understand it (which you clearly don't, calling it a reddit thing), doesn't mean it isn't true

>>50029171
>muh silversqueeze
read what I just fucking said >>50029044
>meh, that's not entirely wrong but I did also buy silver to hedge against the inflation I saw coming in 2021.
my interest in the squeeze is only incidental and I only learnt about it once I started reading these threads, ironically faggots here were the ones who alerted me to /r/wss

gibe me mo for all me friends!!
this banana flow will neva end

>>50028546
You are basically guaranteed to be a child.

>>50029210
>>50029215
ok retards, I can't even be bothered to explain it to you.
buy whatever you want to buy. if you think the global precious metal markets can be jew-gamed by midwit retards like yourselves, then by all means, carry on dreaming.

>>50029254
i didnt get most of the emails because the "+" trick doesnt work for them, for some reason. most of them used this trick, so i didnt get the emails ;-;;

>>50029127
and gold is getting heavily advertised these days to keep you from buying silver
there was a time when /pmg/ was 100% silver chads
lately a lot of divisive fags have shown up, trying to act like you should only stack gold and that silver is a meme or whatever
how about you all fuck off

>>50029118
Lmao! Banned for racism for calling you a jew?!
Get a real job fucking pathetic jannie, and mods can suck a circumcised jewish cock for all I care. Board is getting shutter by the day.
t.VPN fag

>>50029314
all available data shows that the comex is running out of silver
it's bizarre you are choosing to keep your head in the sand

>>50029314
https://twitter.com/mikesay98/status/1541861152677711872
the real midwit take is in thinking the banks attempting to suppress the price aren't the real midwits here and haven't been proven to be midwits consistently throughout the past 4 or so decades.
the real mistake is in believing your enemy is totally infallible.

>>50029386
>>50029403
mmhmm, cool, I'm glad this is happening for you

>>50029421
why are you choosing to ignore reality
what do you get from behaving this way

whats up with the deleted posts?

>>50029444
JANNIES!!!!!!!!!!11!1

>>50029439
if you really believe in "muh silversqueeze", then why haven't you sold literally everything you owned, maxed out your credit, and remortgaged your house to maximize your profits?
well?

>>50028902
Almost nothing will happen to the metals market until the stock market crashes, or the 'big one' which is a collapse of the banks & the bond market. Silver and gold trade within a range, as do all currencies, based on agreements between nations and central banks.
At some point, supply and demand will overrun the metals market as more and more capital begins to flow into physical. But for now, the catalyst is not knocking at the the door just yet.

The inflation rate vs the size of the bond market, however, is a MAJOR hazard for the entire industry. Again, things hum along like normal because the biggest owners of sovereign debts include banks, insurance companies (us), and foreign central banks. - All of which are 'playing ball' and have fallen in line to keep the charade going.
Make no mistake about it. None of this is 'normal'. Shit is going to collapse in a sweeping wind of bankruptcy, inflation, and collapsing real estate values and foreclosures as unemployment pulls us into a deflationary depression. The American consumer is bankrupt, and there are not enough high paying manufacturing goods to keep everyone afloat. The "service" economy needs to be dismantled and reassembled into one of savings and production and EXPORTS.

>>50029439
i don't get why they're seething so hard. didn't realize this place became so divided, i don't come here that much these days.

>>50029505
>why doesn't he believe in my schizo theory?
>he must be seething!
anon..

>>50029503
>Almost nothing will happen to the metals market until the stock market crashes, or the 'big one' which is a collapse of the banks & the bond market
And that's what I'm fucking expecting to happen the more I learn about markets and the state of the economy, with a high degree of likelihood, within the next 1 or 2 years.

>>50029497
I have bought a lot of silver, yes. Several thousand ounces. Not sure why you think I need to sell my home too, seems kind of excessive.

>>50029535
>theory
https://twitter.com/mikesay98/status/1541861152677711872
here I'll post it again, fuckwit. data. facts. no longer theory.

post stacks?

>>50029549
>several thousand ounces
cor, lets have a look?

>>50029444
Jannies itt. Can always tell by the nonsensical bans.
They don't have anything else after all.

>>50029559
>l-look at this random twitter account with 8 thousand followers and a fagflag! he believes!
>PROOF!!

>>50029549
>only 480 lbs of silver
Kek

50029583
ok dumbfuck.
he's been posting charts based on comex data for the past year or so.
no more yous from me.

>>50029171
It seems fanciful, but an exponential increase in the awareness of silver as a safe haven to inflationary pressures can have us hitting a threshold of silver purchases that drain inventory overnight thereby sending premiums through the roof relative to the paper price. That exact thing literally happened last year.

>>50029612
wow, he's been posting charts?
and he's been doing this for years?
well sheeeiitttt, i'm convinced! I'm going to go buy a silver 1oz round!

>>50029567
I'm not going to let you change the subject.
Why does "muh silversqueeze" make you seethe so much

>>50029620
I know, I'm not saying silver isn't a safe bet and a wise LONG term investment, I just consider silver-squeezers to be retards or shills.

>>50029639
because precious metals isn't your jew casino where you can pump and dump

50029631
1st you dismiss it as a theory
then I post data and you dismiss that
mcfucking kys faggot, you're boring at this point

>>50029663
well, all I can say at this point is, post stack faggot

>>50029655
ok so you're either a moron or some kind of gaslighter
silversqueeze has nothing to do with being a "jew casino". it's literally the exact opposite of that. it is an end to the jew casino that is currently suppressing the true price of silver (and by extension gold)

>>50029703
>it is an end to the jew casino that is currently suppressing the true price of silver
you cannot be this dense. also post stack.

isaac newton-bros...

50029687
>after trying to sidetrack and derail and evade facts and data, the cunt now asks me to post stack
how about you fucking kill yourself and post a livestream of it

>>50029687
It's a fucking jannie. Doesn't have a stack.
Fuck this board, jannies and mods think it's their personal blog.

>>50029743
maybe if I could see your epic stack, I might also be a silversqueeze believer

>>50029716
>the comex can't run out of silver because... because it just can't, ok!!!

>>50029780
so you're saying that mining companies happily mined 822 million ounces of silver last year and got paid less than it was worth.... because....?

50029751
faggot still seething about getting banned, therefore I am now meant to be a janny
somehow the fact that I talked about a silver squeeze and owning silver etc, makes me a janny
50029773
>still hasn't posted his livestream of killing xerself but wants me to post stack
>>50029780
I start to see I wasn't wrong in not coming to this general anymore, idk if it's always this d&c and fucking retarded but yeah coming back just this once was tiresome enough that I think I'll leave you guys to it for a few months, probably come back around November seeing as that's roughly the anniversary of when I start coming here.

>>50029807
because mining companies need to generate revenue, and the way they do that is by selling their shit.
this is like asking why bullion stores sell silver or gold at all when we all know the true price is much higher than what they're selling at.
in other words, you just keep revealing your intelligence level to be quite low.

>>50029871
if they mined 822 million ounces last year, and are on course to mine even more this year, where is your supposed shortage to cause the squeeze going to come from?

>>50029844
it's gotten worse recently
/pmg/ used to be very comfy
now you can't even mention the silver squeeze without a bunch of morons screeching for reasons they can't even articulate.

>>50029912
you've yet to post your stack, or answer >>50029888

>>50029731
would you anons rather get hit in the head with a golden apple weighing 2 troy ounces, or a silver apple weighing two troy ounces?

>>50029928
gold, because it's softer and I can keep the apple that is worth much more than silver

>>50029888
ah i see you need to do some research into the inputs and outputs of the silver market
come back to me when you have a basic understanding of what's going on
i think i've done enough to show that people who knee jerk reject the silver squeeze are just not very intelligent

would an apple as bgi as it needs to be to weigh 2oz, weighing 2oz, produce bigger seeds (which could potentially even make big apples)? because i would take a lifetime of big apples

>>50029344
Never said don't buy silver you schizo, just the platinum is being used to dull interest in gold specifically. It's a byproduct being marketed as an alternative. Gold and silver have a significant amount of history behind them and will always be the right choice. Don't stack just one or the other, diversity in this case is a good thing. I'm nearing 40 pounds of silver with not even a handful of gold so far. But when it comes to the real memes like platinum and rhodium really try to limit yourself since they're essentially novelty items. Or fuck my opinion and go all in on some fantasy squeeze. May as well go with crypto if you're just here to gamble on moonshots.

>>50029974
you do know, that in order for their to be a squeeze, there needs to be a lack of supply, and
if supply is going up, where does this come from?
also where is your stack pic?

>>50029960
Local shop has 1/4 oz sovs for 500. I'm thinking about buying a few

>>50029384
based janny

Selling an ounce of gold to pay for my real estate license and access to multiple listing service :( sad to see the gold go but excited about starting a new career. It will be hard to adjust from 4 to 3 ounces of gold but I’ll hopefully buy a lot more with my first comission

>>50030198
>Selling an ounce of gold to pay for my real estate license
Are you sure now is the best time to get into it? I don't think the housing market will stay at the lvl its at now.

>>50030083
Shop around friend. $500 is not a good deal at all.
https://findbullionprices.com/p/Random-Year-British-Gold-Sovereign/

>>50030179
what was the post

>>50030248
Nice, good looking but keeping things local is important to me, as well as I hate ordering from major online dealers. I'll try and talk him down a bit more before I commit. If I have to go online I think I'm just going to swoop up more more gold 2 pesos

>>50027736
Why do you keep posting the gay cartoon rat, at least post a based cartoon rat if you insist

also, if 6000 SIM cards is 0.09g (gold), then one SIM card is like 0.00009g so 0.0001g and that is more valuable than 1g because if one is that then 2-3 is 0.00011g or so and that means you can add to a stack of .9g of gold 0.011 - 0.0011 , 0.00011 etc for that .9g of gold, as when youre getting thousands of SIM cards you can start to add .1 of a SIM card etc. to the stack, to stack that. and each 1 SIM card of those .1 SIM cards costed its own part of the transport, for the .9g of gold which is a part of more gold and on-to infinity

that 1g of gold when you put it over then, costing whatever it costed, to take out .5g of that gold to start the same, with every transaction (as a % fee), and the other half going into the stack to release slowly

at least there are no metal wars itt

>>50029912
you know, I think I realized where they came from just from their schizo behavior and posting style, I'm pretty sure they're people who have come through /setf/ on /pol/. same nasty-ass attacks and retarded asspie toxic behavior.
i doubt they will admit it but that's what i'm going with.

>>50030198
>economy collapses
>stack makes me rich

>Economy doesn’t collapse
>I’m selling houses

I took a reverse iron condor on the economy

>>50030951
still no stack pic? one must wonder, why not?

50031195
same bad faith questioning as /pol/shits, same retarded fact-ignoring behavior

>>50031216
yeh agreed. but post stack.

plus the same obsessive autism in replying to my post in 2 mins after I was gone for like 40 mins
kek, never change, /pol/

two and a half weeks until I'll have enough saved up for a gold krug
I'm almost there, bros ...

>>50031292
ygmi fren

>>50031292
I'm sorry. but hyperinflation is scheduled to kick off in two weeks.

this is /pmg/ not /pol/

>>50031305
>fractional krug

>>50031337
figures

>>50031393
kek oh no no, i only noticed that after you pointed it out. /pol/ doing /pol/ things.

>>50031347
yes, and?

Coonman (mintanon) sends Bogs signature required, Now I have to wait until tomorrow - go fuck yourself.

>>50031393
got it for 5.5% premium. yeh, not as good as 3% for a full krug, but I'm happy.

>>50031659
>>50031659
>>50031659

new

>>50026375
Nope !

>>50026982
I am very busy but i can teach you where and how to find gold in your own local area!

>>50031263
Why would the length of time you're gone affect the time it takes someone else to post? Admittedly your English is pretty poor and I'm not sure that's exactly what you meant, but that's what your syntax means. Also, why haven't you posted stack yet?

I hit 4000oz silver bros… but I still feel empty….

>>50034767
God, lm so close the the 500oz mark.
It feels like the toughest milestone to break.