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>>51194436
How did the state manage to change the crystalized value of labor from shiny metals that had to be dug out of the ground and refined to digits on a screen that get accessed from a cheap plastic keycard?
I hate credit/debit cards so much bros, even paper cash at least has the benefits of being completely private and needing no central server/client to function.

>>51194546
>Idolatry coin
I'll pass.

Waiting on AEVA to go to 20 to get my gold stacks

>>51194546
very excited for this one
>>51194561
what do you mean anon?

>>51194560
>How did the state manage to change the crystalized value of labor from shiny metals that had to be dug out of the ground
I'm glad you asked.

I'm gonna test the waters of goooold. Next week I'm off the the pawnbrokers to invest in a golden rand or maybe a full sovereign for £400.

Anons, I'm gonna sloorp. I can't stop sloorping. They call me the big sloorp. I'm wondering if I should get silver instead of gold. Gold Silver ratio is at 94. Also, I've never seen silver for this cheap. Gold neither, but you know.

>>51194620
well for what it's worth I can't get hired for shit as a Zoomer and most of my friends (including a guy that's an architect and another that's a mechanical engineer) are making jack-shit for pay so we're going from "technically nothing" towards "actually nothing" as paychecks. At least might be able to get hired at Aldi's, won't be great pay as a part-time shift but I can domp eet all in silver before it's too late

>>51194617
The discussion was already had several threads back. I'm not going to get into it beyond this post.

Essentially, the meme:
>In God We Trust
has been altered to:
>In Rocks We Trust

The context of the meme has the subject of the phrase being the singular point of trust that guides us towards making good, righteous spiritual decisions. I won't buy something that espouses gold and silver as that singular point of faith. Maybe it's autism, but I'm entitled to my opinion, and I know some others feel similarly. It's not quite as bad as the pony-coin putting 'In Mares We Thrust', but it's the same idea. It's a less-extreme perversion of the original intent of the phrase where it's hijacking the idea of placing our unified utmost faith in God. It just doesn't sit well with me, and for that reason, I'm out.

Any ideas for side hustles? I'm free from early morning to start of work day. I want some extra cash to buy silbies.

>>51194826
drug dealing or sperm donor

>>51194826
My goal is to profit off the fake economy with SEO and buy PMs with the proceeds

>>51194994
>>51195043
I was thinking more on the line of selling VPN with wireguard for cheap, teach programming or plumbing... fix taps and stuff.

Ship my yotsuba

>>51194766
I'm dying to slurp up some metal. I just paid off my credit card from my last big purchases and I hate my wagie cagie checks being tied up.
I have to admit, I am feeling a little bit squirrely, like I want to throw out my gameplan and start selling stocks and shit and be 100% in metals.
Especially at these prices. I feel like I need to hit some PM goals before I can calm down about losing money elsewhere.

>>51195168
I withdrew most of my stock and mutual funds and put it into pms. Mind you I bought gold at 1800, 1775 and silbies at high 18 and mid 19s. I'm planning to withdraw my PF (IRA equivalent in the US) and dump that into pms. All my monies are going into pms and I want a side hustle to buy more.

>>51195291
You should probably not touch your retirement account, if anything just stop contributing to it

>4.2 oz au
>315 oz ag
Should I trade 2 oz au for like 180-200 oz generic silver?

The eventual bottom on commodities during this super cycle will be the buying opportunity of your lifetimes. You will never get any commodity for this cheap again.
Buy on the way down because no one can time the bottom perfectly.

>>51195480

>>51195402
I'm not an employee anymore, I'm a consultant. I don't contribute to my IRA, it just sits there. I'll have to plan my retirement by myself.

>>51195480
>>51195539
Why trade when you can just buy more of both. If I had that stack I would just keep on buying gold as I consider having over 200oz of silver good enough.

>>51195599
>>51195291
>my PF (IRA equivalent in the US)
I suspect a PF is more like our "401K," where an employer contributes. An IRA is under complete personal control and contributions are usually after taxes and deposited by the individual. So you could continue to contribute to the IRA regardless of employment status.
That said, we can usually roll over our 401Ks into IRAs as well.
Tapping into retirement accounts is only reasonable for unhealthy folks who don't expect to live long anyway.
But investing in PMs for gains is ill-advised.

>>51195749
Because the ratio is very high so why not trade for silver. Also physical prices aren’t really low. Still 21-23 for generic. Maybe I can find a sucker who will trade at spot ratio

>>51195749
If you don't have a 1000oz you are not even trying. But we can't have enough gold.

>>51195749
>I consider having over 200oz of silver good enough.
Given how cheap silver is and the inevitable crash of financial assets due to unsustainable leverage, I can't see how 200oz of silver is enough. It may be enough as a "suicide stack", but there is lots of room for growth in the short-medium-long term.

>>51195792
You are right about the 401k. I have only 2500USD in my PF account, I can't contribute to it anymore, I don't know if it accures interest anymore. I don't want to rely on my government and expect them to be competent and give me decent returns. Also 2500USD will not amount to any kind of retirement fund. On the other hand, I do expect silver to go to the moon. Silver seems like an under valued asset right now, once it reaches the peak, I'll have to find other asset classes to invest in. Thanks anon, someone has to tell pms for what it is. It might not be the perfect investment strategy all the time, it does seem like a decent investment right now IMO.

>>51194801
Same reason I have. Gold and silver are only good because God designed it to be so.

>>51194994
How does sperm donation actually work? Do you just go the the donation site, skeet into a cup, and give it to the nurse? Also, how much would one get paid per skeet? Not that I'm interested (I have no desire to live with the fear my baby batter could help produce a mongrel child for some lesbian couple), I'm just curious.

>>51194801
Thanks for pointing that out anon, I'm out too.

>>51196165
when i was younger i did it

100 bucks for each successful sample left;(this was like 2009) i could leave 2-3 a week usually

they set up a profile for you and check you for std and genetics. you also had to be in university or graduated from it and be 5'10 or taller

the company was called xytex i think

>>51195539
Awesome mix, anon. Lovin this!

>>51196293
>and be 5'10 or taller
Lmao, manlets BTFO again.

>>51196293
Lol, reality is a bitch isn't it?

>>51196057
Gotta agree, 200 oz silver is just 4000 dollars which even if silver goes x100 you're still ending up beneath 1 million dollars off wealth.

Have 200 as an early goal but keep stacking 5-10 oz a week, at least.

>>51196057
Well you have the mindset of betting on silver to get rich instead of living a comfortable life. If silver becomes too pricey then other cheaper metals will get used instead for trade. Banking all on silver is the same mistake as banking all on crypto, you're just here to gamble.

>>51196293
>you also had to be in university or graduated
>tfw banned from attending every university in the State due to being unvaxxed

>>51194574

dude same

>>51194801
Imagine seething over words and hats on meme rounds like a fucking teary eyed turbofaggot

Why are silver and gold dropping?

>>51196505
Don't worry anon, WAGMI. I remember we had super unreasonable rules in my uni. I can't imagine going back to uni.

>>51196498
Gamble or not, an underpriced asset is a great place to park your capital when everything else is overpriced. Silver is literally best in class on multiple fronts. If gold and platinum groups can maintain thousand dollar per ounce pricing than silver can easily 10x from here. No-problem.
I take one look at the absurdity of something like Rhodium jumping from 16k-30k per ounce and it makes my head spin. To think silver shouldn't be many multiples higher is to rely on normalcy bias. The bull case for silver is boomer-rock solid(lol), with only the machinations of the banking/finance sector standing in its way.

>>51194801
boomer drawing funny

I know some of you niggers are redditors, and I know someone at silver gold bull reads reddit, so someone please tell those faggots to fix their website. For the past two months their sort by price/oz setting has been broken and shows that 1/10 ounce rounds and 5oz shotshells are the cheapest per ounce. Fucking jews making six gorillian dollars off the silver squeeze should at least keep their website working.

Where do those yotsubas be tho

>>51196505
You can probably do it through a different company.

Or you can find some clinic in Brazil or another developing country and offer your sperm to them when you're on vacation.

If you have blue eyes they'll be fighting each other for your sperm.

>>51196626
The price of silver going from $20 to $100 is a useless metric if the price of a pizza goes from $20 to $100 at the same time. All that has happened is that the dollar has been debased.

>>51196731
that's the most revolting thing I've ever seen

>>51194801
God is a pretty cool dude, I doubt he'd be as butthurt as you about a meme round.
>>51196731
Forever rugged because that faggot mint couldn't gild in house. The Anime Prospector will probably have the same delay, but mintanon is a bro and will probably ship the non-gilded orders earlier.

>>51196764
If something like that happened and dollars were just hemorrhaging value then PMs would fundamentally be priced far far far higher as they command safe-haven premium. People would get paid and then go try to buy shit and the psychological economic climate would be completely different. There is no middle ground, where all boats are going to rise equally with the inflation. A major disconnect like that and things change completely and for good.

>>51194546
Can't wait for the boomer coin, when can we buy?

>>51196837
the price is fixed systemically by Rothschilds and JPMorgan. Check Fed USD purchasing power. One silver dollar should be a $1 bill but it's worth 20 times more than that. Why? Because the USD is fake and gay

>>51196934
Let's see where the price goes once comex registered is empty.

>>51196934
The price of gold/silver is a function of economic treaty. The prices are managed where we agree to keep the prices at a certain level contingent upon foreign nations accepting our debts/dollars.
However, that is essentially a price control and it causes distortions in supply/demand. Hence in the pursuit of controlling price, the supply is dwindling.
These things cannot be sustained indefinitely. Even if they can be managed on multi-generational timeframes, they always break, given the exponential nature of the debt games they play.

>>51196764
Low IQ take. Your mortgage can be paid off with a few oz. Hope you have some beans stacked though.

>>51196837
>If something like that happened
It is happening, it happens to all fiat systems.

>and dollars were just hemorrhaging value then PMs would fundamentally be priced far far far higher as they command safe-haven premium.

Paper receipt derivatives is what is keeping the price of metals down. Well then you would say to me "Great, just let the derivative system crash". The central bank and elites will never let this happen, the whole thing is a game of chicken and will keep on doing what they are doing because they control the bullion market price itself, which is what you measure its value at. Even if the derivatives crashed the western governments will just rob everyone of their metals. Those extra IRS agents are basically the bandits of the state and they're in a much better position of beating you at a game of attrition than letting silver shoot to the moon and free the plebs from the fiat slavery system.

>>51194620
1930’s Great Depression & WW2 didn’t help either. Roosevelt took bullion from US citizens, Soviet Union stole Spain’s gold “for safekeeping” during SpanishCivilWar, and never got it back. UKsent US tons of silver “for safekeeping” and buying weapons inWW2. How much gold left Europe during WW2 thanks to Germany, only to end up buried in Swiss bank accounts, or places lost to history?

>>51197094
>hyperinflation finally gives normal people a chance to pay off mortages in under 30 years
>they just raise the interest rates accordingly

>>51196580
Because alot of people are buying silly

going through some of my dad's stuff and taking what I don't want my family to sell, found some oldies. not all are silver but there are some oldies here some people might appreciate

>>51197301
he had about $10 fv in silver in this little box alone

>>51196293
Thanks for the info, fren.
>>51196505
Don't feel bad, anon. You're unvaxxed and therefore a pureblood. That's already starting to show as a premium for women who want to be mothers. Also, college is not for everyone. If I had to do it over again, I would get a 2-year degree at most in a field I enjoyed, and then go to a trade school/start an apprenticeship.
In the upcoming post-collapse world, working with your hands is the future.

>>51197317

>>51197394

>>51194801
While I commend your desire to put God first in your life, the boomer coin (and the pony coin, for that matter) aren't intentionally trying to unseat the Lord as the prime outlet for our trust, they're just memey take-offs of a well-known phrase.
As you said, you're absolutely entitled to your opinion, and I think no less of you for it. It's just that, in my opinion, these coins were made with jocular intentions, not malicious.

>>51196837
Thanks for the idea vro

>>51197301
>>51197317
>Those commemorative halves
Your Dad had good tastes in coins.
>>51197358
What trades/apprenticeships would you recommend?

>>51197414
Really digging the Pilgrim & Patriot half dollars. Your dad had good taste, anon.

>>51197520
From what I've gathered, carpentry, auto-mechanic work, small engine repair (generators, mowers, weed-whackers), and electrician work are all solid choices. The latter two pay the best, at least where I live.
I've also heard good things about boilermaking, although I have nothing specific to go on. I think plumbing would be a good field too, provided you aren't averse to dealing with other people's shit (literally and figuratively). It's a no-go for me personally.

>>51197118
That's all fine and good but reality is going to assert itself sooner or later. There is no way around it. Once the debt market breaks so too will the derivatives, stock market etc. It will all come tumbling down. It will break because these are fake stores of value that cannot actually back up the claims/purchasing power that it supposedly represents.

>>51197476
uh... hello? Based department?

>>51197651
>Once the debt market breaks
You do know that if a country goes bankrupt it has to sell off all its assets. You and I both know that isn't going to happen. If the US decides to not sell off its assets then that means no one around the world would lend anything to the US crippling it on the global stage. You and I both know that isn't going to happen, especially due to the fact the parasite elite love to rob the public to fill their own pockets.

>>51197476
>those eyes wincing
>that mouth curling
That cat certainly looks quite smug or something like it, desu

>>51197520
>>51197533
wasn't just him, it was his grandfather and fathers' stuff as well. trying to keep it safe now so they don't end up in a pawn shop

>>51197760
What is going to happen is PMs will revalue higher to pay off the debts. You fuck these people over and we will still be destroyed domestically. America runs a $700BN trade deficit which is leveraged into massive amounts of economic activity. That will all suddenly go away. Oil etc will cost a fuck load and the American economy could come to a standstill when its no longer profitable to even drive to work.
There are many, many scary variables to consider.

>>51196809
He created an infinitely expanding universe full of sentient beings and unfathomable amounts of worlds. He made every angel and every demon. He most certainly doesn't care about an autistic silver coin that will only last a for a blip compared to how long he will and has existed.

>>51197043
What treaty are you talking about?

BROOOS
MY HEDGE

>>51197118
This is the "elites are so all-powerful, invincible, and cunning that you can never win" demoralization fud. It is false. You can win by knowing history and being patient.

>>51197301
Nice!

>>51198290
Not sure exactly. Bretton woods was the original and it was altered when Nixon closed the gold window. Basically we all agree to keep our currencies floating within a range against each other, and central banks buy/sell their currencies to maintain these ranges. Gold ABSOLUTELY is managed in this same regard.

>>51197760
You have some funny ideas. Bankruptcy is a matter of Federal Law administered by the US government. The US government isn't subject to its own bankruptcy laws. If the US government defaults on its debt, it is just tough shit for the lenders. They have no recourse under any bankruptcy law. And who exactly do you think would make the USA sell its assets? Yes, a massive default will temporarily destroy the US credit rating. But many former customers of US bonds are leaving the market anyway - China being the main example. And the recent weaponizing of foreign dollar reserves has accelerated that movement. So the shock to the world is less of a risk daily.

So a default is one possibility. The other possibility is paying off the debt with inflated currency. That is just a default under another name and will have the same results on the US credit rating since creditors will be screwed just the same. But again the creditors have no recourse. They just eat it.

It will be one or the other - failure to make payments or making payments with vastly discounted currency. Take you pick.

>>51198397
I am not aware of any treaty that currently pegs gold or silver prices internationally. So I guess you are talking about some secret treaty?

>>51198540
Yeah. I mean technically the creditors took the risk of us default & currency risk by buying the bonds. Fuck em. Although that would mog every institution & govt in the world

>>51198397
bretton woods was not the gold standard

hell, the gold standard is bullshit without bimetalism

Hmmmm. 10 ounce bars are getting cheap, but my love for gold outweighs my love for silver. Hmmmm.
>>51196804
I'll show you revolting
>>51196731
Fuck I love that flavor of mountain dew. Shit man why ain't they sale that shit outside of kfc.
>>51197301
Just take everything. Take the hoarder pill. Keep all his shit in the family and not in Rick Harrison's basement.

>>51197894
That makes it all the more special. Good on you for rescuing them from the eternal yard sale.

>>51198566
Gold is absolutely political. When America is dumping dollars onto the world they can't allow the gold price to just be casually rocketing higher. It's not a surprise to me that PMs are performing so poorly given the fiscal/monetary situation we are in. It's literal smoke and mirrors.
I don't really know if it is formally written down somewhere, but effectively there is some sort of formal agreement about gold.

>>51198729
>but my love for gold outweighs my love for silver. Hmmmm.
The biggest problem facing us stackers. To buy gold or to buy silver?

>>51198579
I know. I am saying that Bretton Woods was augmented at another economic meeting in the 70s.

>>51197301
Some of those silver coins have the green ick disease on them from being kept in capsules or containers with pvc. You need to let them sit in an acetone bath overnight to kill it off. That green will eat through your silver and ruin your dad's coins. Acetone is completely safe for silver coins and will kill off any organic material and that green ick disease. It's the older capsules that used pvc so it's not surprising that your dad may have stored them in it, and it's just now being seen.

phils nigga

>>51197867
>>>/wsg/4713232

>>51196495
>if silver goes x100

>>51199040
That's more realistic than a $22TN GDP paying off $46TN in debts.

>>51199106
>that's more realistic than
i will stop you there, no

What are the chances of silver going to 1000 dollars per ounce bros?

just bought my first silver eagle, leaf, and britania. I know that the premium is insane on eagles but I just wanted 1 as my first coin. I'll probably stack leafs or something going forward. My goal ATM is to buy 250oz of silver and 5oz of gold per year.

How do you secure your hoard as it grows?
Bank vault means jews control it.
Multiple hiding locations inside?
Dummy safe?

It's interesting that some mints are producing millions of coins per year. That's a lot of product/demand for a supposedly """irrelevant""" currency.

Who is buying all these coins? Is it all going into the hands of private collectors or is globohomo slurping them up too?

How long do I have to stack until societal collapse? 2030?

How much of a stack is needed for 1000 acres of farmland, a harem of 10 wives, and 20+ children?

Also what is the general consesus here of the best silver YouTuber? I've been watching silver dragon for some beginner videos. Is he a good source?

>>51199142
Imagine being this closed minded.

>>51199040
Silver 2500 USD and gold 50k USD are both conservative estimates that people here have calculated.

I have $600 sitting in a crypto exchange instead of having a processing transaction for another tube of krugs

>>51199197
>that people here have calculated.

>>51195513
what commodities specifically ??

>>51199142
>>51199040
>>51199242
my guess is sov spammer anon or dick beater anon

>>51196293
wew , aint gettin my 5'8 genetics i guess

>>51199242
Hows your Dogecoin doing?

>>51197301
some lucky anon have grandpas with old ass coins that have real historical value. my grandkids are going to have a bunch of gay shit with baby yoda and street fighter on them

>>51198882
Gold is prettier, seems to hold its worth better, and has more clout. But with silver I can now spend 200 bucks and have a big silver bar like some kind of old west robber or a pirate.
>>51199197
I can't believe those numbers but I'd certainly like that to happen one day. I'd have enough to go buy some land in the middle of nowhere and only see other human beings once a month.
I just wonder how that'd shape the collecting side of silver. A lot of silver coins made are trash, so you'll have like a pickle rick worth $2500. And then classic coins like Morgan dollars would be worth 1900 dollars so they'd basically be unobtainium.
Not to mention gold too. Even a shitty 1/10 ounce coin would be worth a used car. People would have to buy silver and gold by the gram.

>>51197760
Genuinely confused by your post. What do "we know isn't going to happen?" The US Federal government isn't going to go bankrupt? (They're already completely insolvent without a dollar printer.) Or they won't sell off their assets like they "have to?" (Not sure who would make them sell assets. Other countries could start wars over it, but they probably still wouldn't get paid back, except in highly devalued currency.) Also, its not like all the cash the US Federal government is borrowing is coming from wealth stored in other countries. Most of it is just dollars created out of thin air when the loan is made.

>>51199423
You'll go crazy trying to compare real coins with Cinderellas.

Gold is just the safer option

>>51195749
Your choice of coins and reluctance to buy silver suggests you're a brit who is subject to a punitive tax on silver. So it's no surprise that you're advocating against it. But outside of the UK, it makes a lot of sense to buy silver right now. The only reason I'm not taking advantage of this latest dip is that I already reached my silver goal (2500 oz) and don't really have much space left for more.

>>51196498
I don't believe most stackers are only buying silver. Everyone has their gold:silver ratio, mine happens to be 50:1, and yeah I'm looking forward to get a herd of krugerrands once the price of gold dips more and all my funds become available.
Copper might be useful, but buying it at the best price can be tricky. Best way is to get lucky and stumble into old US pennies and scrap metal. Buying copper from dealers is the worst way.

>>51199423
I'd rather have him than these coins honestly

>>51199486
what's a cinderella

>>51198345
FFS anon, my point wasn't that the elite are invincible, my point is that in this game of chicken, the elite are at a major advantage to the common man.

>>51198540
You're missing the point. I'm saying the elite will not want to default because they won't be able to leech off their fiat system no one wants to use. Also as much as a con the fiat system is, its advantage is its exchange flexibility efficiency. Rug pulling this fiat system would completely crush America's economic efficiency and thus growth as well as global supremacy. There will be no end to the debt slavery system of metal derivatives and debt dollar receipts unless it is outlawed, they will just keep pumping in more and more like they have been doing for decades and if they get desperate they will just rob the people of their metals again. I find the idea of silver mooning and will fuck the fed to be a massive pipe dream. You have to actually terminate it from the federal level itself. Good luck with that.

does anyone actually buy those " burning " queens beasts coins that look like they're on fire?

>>51199179
>How do you secure your hoard as it grows?
Balance stack towards more gold than silver so it's easier to hide once you've accumulated enough. Get a good safe that's bolted to the ground, hidden where it won't be found. And most of importantly: tell no one you are into metals or anything.
>Who is buying all these coins?
Private collectors, poor and ultra rich alike. I doubt institutions bother, they probably stick to paper trading.
> How long do I have to stack until societal collapse?
There's a user called Ditch The Deep State on r/wallstreetsilver that posts inventory graphs at comex, I think early next year based on the trend but check it yourself and make your own guess. The rest of that sub is trash btw, just check out that one user.
>Youtuber
belangp
No one else compares to his quality, he uses a shit mic though.

>>51199539
You're right that it's better for me to buy gold because I'm in the UK, but there's no reluctance from me to buy silver. The 200oz of silver goal is about it being a placeholder for fractional gold so I can get day to day things if the Pound takes a hammering over the decade. I'm not interested in being filthy rich, I just want a comfortable life. I'm not arguing against people ambition to be filthy rich, I just think their gamble isn't gong to pay off like they think it will.

>>51199169
Well, the chance of the fiat scam system collapsing is 100%, and given that the spot price of silver should be at least the price of gold, I'd say there's a high chance.
The real question is WHEN this will occur.

BOLD is offering noah's ark 1 ozt for under 22, i know there's an anon or two here that like them

>>51199169
>>51199835
Forgot to add, don't thotpost anon. You're better than that.

>>51199819
why is there vat on silver but not gold. ami here

how do they decided which way the head faces on the coin?
>sometimes lady looking left
>sometimes lady looking right
what did they mean by this?

>>51199835
People have been saying exactly that for over a century. It's just not going to happen in your lifetime.

>>51198882
My monkey brain keeps making me buy silver. I should get some Sovs or something.

>>51199964
>1 and done
Sure thing, pal.

>>51199947
It was a EU thing that happened in the mid 00's (I think). I don't know the reason why.

>>51199866
It's funny how brains and preferences work. I wouldn't buy the same pattern year after year, even if it's pretty. And this is, though rather Sunday-schoolish.

>>51199679
Oh, I see what you're saying now. Yeah, of course they don't want their fiat ponzi to collapse, but they can't keep it going forever because it is a ponzi. It's all over as soon as people start to worry about solvency, because the whole system is insolvent. They know this, so they already have their replacement system (Central Bank Digital Currencies) ready to go, jiat waiting for the right time to immplement it. Their plan is obviously for CBDC's to allow them all the power they enjoy now, plus some social credit control mechanisms as a bonus.

>>51199835
>given that the spot price of silver should be at least the price of gold
this place is a fucking "gold" mine of cringe retards. yeah, i'm thinking i'm going to be popping in here more often for the keks

>>51200094
i'm selling in-between 50-100, all of u reddit ape-shats have weak hands and the supply is a fucking billion oz a year

>>51199679
>>51200087
And yeah, I like the sentiment from the SETF threads, but of course the most that stacking silver by itself could possibly do would be to set the Fed back to 1964. JPMorgan's stack may as well belong to the Fed.

>>51199964
no reserve currency has retained status for over 200 years, USD is on borrowed time

>>51194436

It's simple:

- Stack Gold
- Stack Silver
- Stack Platinum
- Stack Palladium

>>51200094
Glad we can provide you with some entertainment.

>>51199640
Commemorative "limited mintage" garbage sold directly to collectors made by private mints under the names of actual (usually tiny and poor) nations.

>>51200071
independent of the subject matter, it is just a really well designed coin, the way the bird's wings follow the shape of the circle of the coin itself and ark has such satisfying curves. who is the designer?

i also like coins that change in subtle ways year to year like the britannia but the ark coin is awesome.

>>51200183
hey whatever, i like my m bison coin and it's not like i'm paying double spot or something crazy

>>51200071
They really should do a series for the Ark coin that tells the story of Noah. I'd love a coin featuring the animals boarding the Ark.

>>51200228
>m bison

I'm seriously considering getting a cigar humidor to store some of my silver. Does this look like a good deal?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/203918574769

My first choice for storage would be a sort of "pirate's chest", but everything available looks like some cheap Pier 1 Imports-tier shit from Sri Lanka.

>>51200285
Careful about the dimensions - check 'em. Metal is dense and the box will get very heavy. You may even have to reinforce the bottom structure. I have a 10x7.5x5 inch box that ends up weighing 30 pounds.

On the lighter side of collecting...
I'm wondering if there's anyone who understands?

>>51200488
I bought my son all the Tintin Comics, does that count? Here's a figure of mine.

>>51200472
>30 pounds.
Oof, I'll have to be careful on that front.

junksilber,,,, I love uyou.... .

>>51200667
It counts towards recognizing the genre.

>>51194436

lmao, a pure silver coin is going to be worth as much as a happy meal at this rate, something fucky is afoot

when should I go all in on PMs?

Got all dis cash from selling stoks

>>51194620
thanks for posting that anon, was quite the chin rubbing read

>check gold price before bed last night
>it's dipping
>buy a gold coin
>wake up today
>gold still dipping further
>buy another gold coin
A handful of such cases. Happy.

>>51198729
>puts his silver on his food
Uhhhhh what the fuck

>>51201028
I never got much into Asterix and Obelisk. Although I heard they were great.

>>51201123
If you have to rely on the advice of anonymous tards and shitposters on 4chan, you shouldn't be playing this game.

>>51194620
A few more rhymes and this would make for a Jewish bedtime story.

>>51201653
I never had my hands on Tin Tin, but I heard from friends it was great.
And when I was a kid A&O made me laugh hysterically more than a few times. It also taught me German. They *sucked* in English. I hear the original French was the ultimate (makes sense).

>>51201034
based...........

>>51201626
>he doesn't put silver on on his food
>his food is silverless
>he will never get a silver testosterone boost from his meals

>>51199819
>filthy rich
Nah, I'm not really believing that meme where a mercury dime buys you some sex fantasy. Plus I'm getting too old to really give a shit about that. My goal is simply to preserve what little I've managed to save over the years, and since silver is "on sale" lately, I loaded up on it to get the best bang for my buck. There's no sense in missing a big sale on purpose.
Quite frankly I didn't much enjoy buying all this silver, because I had to do it so quickly, and jump through a bunch of hoops for various reasons that I don't want to get into. It would have been much nicer if this could have been a relaxing hobby that I cultivate over the course of decades, searching for and trading rare and interesting coins, and trying to complete various collections. But there's simply no time left for that, so I did what I had to in order to secure my small savings (which probably will end up going to my brothers or nephews later on someday).

>>51202339
antibacterial too, cant get food poisoning with silver...

Price is getting absolutely hammered, I wonder what's going on

will gold fall below 1700?

>>51202473
is this fallout from Fed signally another rate hike? everyone kept their powder dry i assume (lol)

>>51199679
Your point is that "the elite" are all powerful and can keep their fraud going forever. You are wrong. Every con, and evry empire, has an end that no man can prevent.

>>51202473
The fed is trying to pretend that the capital markets need to tighten their belts and the fed won't continue to buy up all of the shitty debt-paper in order to keep interest rates down. The financial markets are just going to collapse if the fed stops for even a nano second. This is all bluster because the fed needs to talk a big game for the sake of optics. PMs are down because we are in the end game of inflation. Wallstreet needs to pass the buck onto YOU. They want you and I to eat another serving of inflation without emptying our bank accounts, 401ks etc for safe keeping. This process is going to take time, and the longer we all sit and simmer in this shit the better off they will be.

>>51198729
Was just talking to a coworker yesterday about boiled peanuts. What are the fucking chances?

>>51202473
STOP
THINKING
SHORT
TERM

>>51202794
stop thinking? i never started

>>51202794
Oh I'm thinking long term, just wondering specifically what triggered this particular dump

so are we in the deflation before inflation part right now?

>>51202899
It doesn't matter, just buy the dips for cheapies.

>>51202794
I zoomed out more and now my long term target is $14

Ship the darn Yotsubas or get the missiles.

>>51200285
>>51200472
Regular old wooden cigar boxes work just fine. Most use finger joints that hold up to the weight of the metal inside.

Reminder that the paper price will go to zero while physical will become unobtanium

>>51200488
checked
pretty cryptic series, and very interesting

>>51203054
yeah yeah merc bjs and all that, we know

>go buy stuff from the coinshop
>have to stop myself from constantly correcting the 20+ year experienced coin dealer because I somehow learned more about bullion in 2 years of obsessive 4chan coin threads and numisfaggotry vids
If a new shop in town opens I'm going to beg hard for a job with them, I would become an arcane wizard of stupid coin knowledge by the age of 35

>>51202794
if you're buying silver over $10 spot you're fucking retarded

>>51200071
It's my favorite of all the common silver bullion coins, and has the advantage of no lizard queen. Also the theme itself resonates with me considerably, given the current world situation. So I went all in on these coins, got a monster box, some 1 kg's and 5 kg's. It also helps that they were one of the cheaper options.
I don't plan to buy more of them after this year, so it doesn't matter if the design is static.
I'm kinda tempted to get one of their 50,000 Dram gold coins though, ngl. But I just don't like the idea of gold you have to keep in capsules.

>>51200252
Numista shows this .925 from 2013, good luck finding it. I also saw a different design with the animals in the boat on thesilvermountain.nl, but it costs way more than the armenian coins.

>>51203439
>.925
Man I love the history of Sterling silver, wish more stuff was made out of it. .999 is fine (fuck you Carlos) but it doesn't get that beautiful yellowish haze to it like 900-925 does. Actually now I got a thread question, good books on the history of sterling? I once found a book just titled "Silver" and picked it up, great read but I want more.

holy fuck it has dumped under 18

we back at pre covid pricing; but these premiums aint coming down and i dont know anyone who is selling at a loss right now?

buying opportunity

>>51203497
same, i wish britannia's were still made with .958

im thinking gold will hold out around 1700 while silver may dump a bit more

>>51203697
At this point i'm so blackpilled i'm expecting silver to go down to $14.
t. bought the bulk of my stack around $30/oz

>>51194801
OK, I will reply again: the "God" in the "In God we trust" is not the Christian god, it's just a "Supreme Being". The faith in a "Supreme Being" is required in order to become a Mason.
I mean, it should be obvious when you look at the other Mason symbols on the dollar notes: the pyramid, the All-Seeing eye, "Novus ordo seclorum".

>>51203697
>I never had my hands on Tin Tin, but I heard from friends it was great.
> And when I was a kid A&O made me laugh hysterically more than a few times. It also taught me German. They *sucked* in English. I hear the original French was the ultimate (makes sense).
>>>
>Anonymous (ID: S7FM5Foq) 09/01/22(Thu)03:52:16 No.51201795▶
> >>51201034
> based...........
>>>
Anon, I've never seen silver at these prices, Gold as well. Which one do I get? I was eyeing gold but my god its dumping hard.

>>51194436
Sub 18 baby! We broke through the floor, its time to BUY

>>51194436
>>51203778
Some great deals for silver right now.

I'm backing up the truck bros.

>>51203732
dollar cost average my dude, i have been buying since 2014 or so and i have always said to only put 10-15% of your take home pay into metals

if you dont sell, you dont lose and you still have the physical asset.

>>51202794
>>51202969
serious question. i know silver is being tamped down manually but why would they make it go to 14?
and can they even do it before the comex vaults are dry?

>>51203738
It goes deeper than that, look at the statue of "Liberty" or really lucifer (Holding the fire of Prometheus no less...) and prepare to shit a brick
America was kindof doomed from the beginning since it was never established as a strictly christian nation. Even Karl Marx talks about "God" in the Communist Manifesto. Our money SHOULD say "In Christ we trust". First amendment=Worst amendment

>>51203497
nyaa! ^_^

>>51203697
Gold went a bit lower earlier this summer though.

>>51203697
Anon, I've never seen silver at these prices, Gold as well. Which one do I get? I was eyeing gold but my god silver is dumping hard.

>>51203859
get a bit of both IMO, the premiums are still keeping physical silver above 20 bucks from most vendors

>>51203842
it might go lower but i think its gonna hover in the 1700 range, i dont think it will drop below 1600 but i could be wrong. the lowest ive ever seen gold personally was like 1040 and i kick my own ass for being a poor piece of shit back then

>>51203778
>mfw I don't get paid till the 9th

>>51203874
I'm looking at kilos and the premiums have stayed the same,

>>51203828
I think this comparison pic should use the original statue's color (copper).

How do you guys feel about 1 kilo coins?

Personally I like bars more but maybe I should pick one up as well.

>>51203778
>Sub 18 baby! We broke through the floor, its time to BUY
uh yeah that already happened last night dumb dumb, and if you buy now before it dumps even lower, you'll be a dumb dumb squared

>>51203828
You know, that is a very thick neck for a woman. That's the type of neck you would only see on men.

>>51204021
I'd probably not buy it. I'm trying to weight max.

>>51198050

>He created an infinitely expanding universe full of sentient beings and unfathomable amounts of worlds. He made every angel and every demon. He most certainly doesn't care about an autistic golden calf that will only last a for a blip compared to how long he will and has existed.

>>51203940
>built in 1886
Wait a minute anon, I don't think color photos were around in 1886. I think that might be a photoshop. Sure hope nothing like pictures of the earth are also photoshopped.

>>51203824
It's a desperate attempt to make normies think they're "losing money" on their "investment" and mass-dump silver back onto the market, thereby lessening the strain on the Comex. It won't work for stackers though, because we understand that the spot price is being manipulated to hades and back, and that silver is not an "investment", it's money. Real money. No amount of tamping the spot price will take away the value of real money.

>>51204095
>I'd probably not buy it.
I wasn't thinking of the one pictured. Europabullion has a 1 kilo coin for 692 and the bar is 680 in comparison.

I might go for it honestly, an extra 12 dollars in premium for a more unique kilo bar isn't that bad.

>>51200178
>2 daughters
>hits pipe

>>51204154
It literally says "jecini colorizations" on the bottom left of the picture, anon.

Uh... Wtf is happening here?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/284854685071?hash=item4252a98d8f%3Ag%3AAcAAAOSwJhphtTlY&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338203137&customid=&toolid=10049&customid=product1364

>>51203842
Oh dear, seems like I've posted the copper pleb version. Here's the .925 silver coin.

>>51203891
I could have bought gold when it was < $800 before the 2008 crisis. Could be sitting on 150 gold krugerrands right now.
I could have bought gold and silver when it was even cheaper (and junk silver plentiful) in the 90's, and enjoyed a nice coin collection hobby.
Oh well, shit happens, have to try and make the best of the situation as it stands today.

>>51204021
Plain old bars without a face value are too expensive in europe, so 1 kg coins are a good alternative. Only problem is many of those are collector-oriented (kookaburra, etc.) and priced as such. But the Noah's Arks I bought were reasonable, and actually priced better per oz than the 10 oz coins.

>>51201123
Gold is approx lowest in a year, same with silver. I'd say its a good time to buy. For silver buy kilos, 100oz or so to avoid premiums. Same for gold, don't buy fractional.

>>51204243
FALSE ALARM the bullionfinder site had it as a tube of 20 but the ad says tube of 10. Almost shit my pants

>>51204021
Kilo coins deliver an interesting feeling when held.

>>51204231
damn, proof that the moon landing was faked? That's heavy bro......
>>51204252
>drove past a reputable coin shop at least 400+ times in the past 9 years since I lived in my town
>only started stacking since the beginning of 2021

>>51204252
>as it stands today.
Five years from now we'll look back and wish we had bought more silver at THESE prices.

>>51204200
Alright, I did spend extra on a cast bar once. Its still the best looking bar that I have.

I'm short 65USD to buy a kilo this month, I'm thinking if I should ask my parents or just get a half kilo instead.

>>51204281
HA! just checked that out about 20 minutes ago. Saw the number 10. Closed window.

>>51204285
Please equal spacing crop.
thank you

>on the fence about buying because it seems like prices will keep falling for a bit
>local shop puts up lucky dip old perth coins
Guess I'm going in now

>>51195539
>>51195480
Very nice stack anon, if I were you I wouldn't trade in any of it. You want both gold and silver, just keep stacking
>>51204021
Love em

Dude silver is on sale right now and I can’t find shit at a good price.

>>51203828
>be jwoke
>believe in antiwhite cultural norms from top-down media
>See Luciferian comparison to statue of liberty
>google search statue of liberty
>go to website
>see image
LOL

>>51204436
so it's not on sale

>>51204540
It is very much on sale. I think the new norm of high premiums will be the norm from now until the breaking point we are all waiting for. Even in a crash similar to 2020 inventories will just disappear.

If you have a lot of silver, you can afford to wait it out. But if you don't I would get my hands on what you can. I was one of those idiots who wanted to expand my stack back in 2021 silver squeeze when silver was over $30 an ounce. $200 for 6 ounces of generic was retard tier use of my money. The pricing now is about as safe/risk free as it is going to get.
The risk to the downside is next to nothing at this point.

>>51204540
Best I've seen so far, first search. I'm sure there's prairie niggers out there somewhere for cheaper.

>>51204681
https://findbullionprices.com/closest-to-spot/
Look smarter, not harder.

>>51204681
>prairie niggers out there somewhere for cheaper.
Gainesville has em for $21.88.

>>51204667
>The risk to the downside is next to nothing at this point.
Correct, the downside risk is that the price of silver will be next to nothing.

>>51204707
>Look smarter, not harder.
Thanks boss, that's exactly what I used to find the "cheapest" rounds.

>>51204745
>the price of silver will be next to nothing.
I can only get so hard, rabbi.

>>51204753
Try these if you're buying in smaller amounts:
https://monumentmetals.com/1-oz-mintid-silver-round-bw.html

>>51204667
I don't think premiums are kicking in yet. Monster boxes I ordered 1-2 weeks ago are 500 euros less now. Kinda makes me want to buy more ngl. Wish gold would drop more, but gold is being all smug and stable-like.

>>51204393
Next time it's called for.

>>51204822
Gold is at 2 year low and I want to buy it now. Buy I'll not have money for silver if I buy gold.

>>51204810
>mintid
hard pass
Waiting on 30xGeiger and 8 other coins. Don't get paid till the 9th. Won't be buying shit till then.

>>51204865
It was a little bit cheaper in July, so I'm hoping it will get lower again. Plus I'm still waiting on some funds, and I get a much better deal if I buy more at once. If do onesies and twosies then they'll rape me on shipping/storage fees.

>>51204871
>Waiting on 30xGeiger and 8 other coins
Just checked order status for shits and giggles.
Wasn't supposed to ship till 9/13.
Order Status - Shipped

Fuck yes!

>>51202339
>t.

>>51199169
The chance gets reduced when you post images like that

So many mfs recycling silver rn

>>51204099
Sandnigger jew cow: evil
Coin that says in rocks we trust: a play on a saying
>>51202780
Well boiled peanuts are a kino snack after all. It's no wonder people talk about them
>>51202433
Yep. I don't bathe. I simply rub a bar of silver on my genitals and keep a krugerrand in my ass crack (not hole) to keep me smelling fresh and disinfected down there.
>>51205110
Is that a pic of you(beta)? Surely I, a silver eating Chad (based) can't be an anti silver onionsjak (cringe and s0i)

>>51205646
t. reddit

>$17.70
This is it, isn't it? Everything gonna collapse now?

>>51205711
did you really think silver was worth 20 an oz lol

>>51205685
:(

>>51205747
No. I thought it was worth 500/oz, kike.

>>51205865
no you didn't. if that was true you'd be spending every penny you could on silver and you'd be living off rice and beans. but you don't' actually believe that because you aren't actually retarded

>>51205925
Kek, i've unironically 100% of my net worth in silver. I emptied my 2 bank accounts to below zero and each penny i manage to save goes toward silver.
Silver is now my only chance at life. It's all i have left.

Are we on course to see the dollar hyperinflate by the end of the year? And when will see the final dip?

>>51205992
Probably waiting for the Fed to start buying up treasuries to keep that treasury yield down.

PM prices dropping in this climate of uncertainty is laughable. I'm almost tempted to liquidate everything and buy straight into metals. It's so fucking obvious that is the exact opposite of what they all want people to do.

>>51205925
Not that anon, but...
Besides the essentials, I trade ALL my fiat for silver. I put in an order every other Saturday night and have been doing so without missing a beat since March. Feels good, JIDF fren.

>>51205966
>>51206050
you completely deserve what is about to happen to you. wish I could see your stupid faces when you realize

>>51206149
What is about to happen to us exactly?

Bois really confused now. Do I buy silbies or do I go all in on gold? Silbies are looking real comfy now.

>>51206283
He's likely refering to rising rates. They cannot raise them much more. After they pivot, /pmg/ chads (along with anyone that isnt in USD) will see ultimate moon mission.
Anything else would be absurd, and objectively wrong.

>>51206149
Yes, I deserve my farm house purchased with silver and tit-cow wife with whom I will raise many strong children.

>>51206388
Silber all the way.
Look at all the talmudic shenanigans the jews are pulling on a daily basis now, it's becoming beyond ridiculous....
https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetsilver/comments/x2flpf/bofa_empties_their_stack_selling_26_million_oz_of/

When 4 out of 6 largest silver miners have their extraction costs above $19/oz and the spot is $17.70, you know there is something deeply fucking wrong going on.
Like, what's even the point of going this low? It can't simply be the kikes trying to humiliate us/show us who is in charge.
They know by now that no matter the price we will continue to slurp as the good autists we are.

And i don't think it's to scare the plebs away. The ones willing to buy silver now do it because they are on a sacred mission to get rid of their paper trash. Not because they hope to see a +5% on a weekly chart. We aren't degenerate gamblers, we are soldiers on a mission of self-preservation.

No, me think they are dumping it so low to prepare for cash settlements once the CME Group and LBMA change their delivery policies (i.e : no more deliveries allowed). Probably will happen once we reach a critically low reserve of bullion left in the coomex's vaults.

>>51206579
If I buy gold I'll be at 1/4 my goal for gold. If I buy silver, I'll be at 1/2 of my goal.

Anon, someone should write a wiki on how to drain comex for pmg and add it to sticky.

I'm going to have to teach myself on how to load out silver out of mcx (comex of India). My current broker does not do physical delivery. I can't find a good broker for physical delivery.

>>51204200
very tempted to lock that shit in for now and cop some more once my next paycheck comes (they come mid-month for me)

I'm starting to get nervous here, guys.
Do anyone here have any good ideas for some long-term inexpensive storage solutions with my home to keep my stack inside of?
It's getting to the point were keeping the +$10k worth of precious metals that I've been accumulating over the years under my mattress doesn't make me feel comfortable anymore.

Any tips?

I'm down 88% on my silver mining stocks bought in January 2021.

Can you imagine the pain and suffering I go through every day? The mistakes I've made and relive every morning?

It was a lesson I wont ever be allowed to forget, I've lost so much....so much...

>>51206865
False walls in closets, false floor boards, underground caches in the yard, hidden drawers on the back or underside of chest-of-drawers, inside old tires stored in a tool shed. There are plenty of places to hide things. Just make sure not to put it all in one place.

>>51206865

Checkout these:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SXFLZub7DaU
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1xJE1ik3So8

>>51205573
>So many mfs recycling silver rn

Damn right, the refinery called saying my silver is ready so I'm going to pick up the pile of bars tomorrow, maybe hit some thrift stores in town for more scrap if I have time.

>>51202339
Mmmmm silver

Pinch me anons. The prices are correct right?

>>51207105
More like rabbinic fever dream. But yes, we are now entering a whole new level of clown timeline fren.

Bought 600 CAD worth of silver today. At these prices its a no brainer. I bought this dragon coin, and some leafs.
https://silvergoldbull.ca/10-oz-monarch-precious-metals-dragon-vs-viking-ultra-high-relief-silver-round

>>51206865
ive got a safe bolted to the shelf in my closet.
which is bolted to the frame of my condo.

eh good enough

>>51206865
>under my mattress
Kek... nobody ever thinks of stashing/looking there.

Go to good will, find yourself a nice thick hard back book. Carve out the pages.

Step 2: become paranoid and buy a gun. Defend your self

Salary should come in any time now.

>>51206865
>doesn't make me feel comfortable
you gotta spread them out evenly so it's not lumpy

Why is there a number 7 on the bottom of this reed & barton piece

I grind my gold and silver down into powder and smoke it.

My LCS sold me a roll George VI Canadian Pennies for 2 cents a piece, which is an insanely good price for nice historical copper, below spot even.

>>51206865
>wife throws out mattress one day because it's too hard
>mr krabs goes to the junkyard

>>51208040
Not me money! Not me REAL money!

I believe China will BTFO out of the USA simply because the average american is fat and retarded and China has 5 times the population

since I don't trust Chinese, is gold a good hedge against America losing dollar dominance

>>51206865
>Honey I was cleaning out our room earlier today and I found a bunch of rolls of quarters and dimes under the bed
>I took them to the bank and they came out to $700 so I decided to treat myself and bought 3 pairs of new shoes with the money!
>I hope you don't mind, honey!
>Honey...

>>51208290
I marked all of my 90% rolls as "90% silver NOT SPENDING MONEY" so this hopefully doesn't happen
I would be mad if my silver got stolen but I would be "my dead body emerging through the ground to rip someone a new asshole" mad if the quarters were stolen and just spent for the face value instead of sold as silver
At least it won't happen with family, anybody that even pretends to tolerate it listens to my coin autism in my house. It's great.

>>51206865
>I wanna cheap out on protecting my $10k+ investment.
Just get a safe you fool.

>>51208359
>master lock
>safe
Kek

>>51208394
It was a random image I grabbed to get the attention of you adhd autists. Build yourself pic related for all I care, but my point is that of all the things to be a tightwad about, protecting a large precious metals investment is a pretty dumb one.

I bought the dip last week but it’s now dipped back to 2010 levels

finally bit the bullet and ordered £1100 of silver coins for the first time ~5 days ago they should be coming down today

>>51208035
That’s pretty good, coppergang all the way

>>51208517
sorry your package got lost in transit

>>51208517
That’s awesome fren

>>51208342
>I marked all of my 90% rolls as "90% silver NOT SPENDING MONEY" so this hopefully doesn't happen
Never underestimate how ignorant people can be. You can take a seemingly infinite amount of precautions and explain things an infinite number of times and yet you'll still end up with
>sorry honey, I didn't notice
It's probably a good idea to have a small stack of Canadian or Mexican Junk Silver just so you'll have recognizeable fractional coins that can't be mistakenly spent at Face Value so you'll still have something should the worst ever come to pass.

>>51206865
>he doesn't burry mason jars full of silver coins in his relatives yards without them knowing
>he doesn't put fractional gold in old bean cans and weld them back shut
>he's never hollowed out his boot heels and filled it with gold and silver shot
>he's definitely never made a liquid gold-mercury amalgam and stored it in viles in his table legs
Literally never going to make it ever. It's so fucking over for you bro.
>>51207076
Those burgers were extremely juicy and good. I blame the silver. It's a lucky metal so it probably made the food taste better.
>>51207996
Same bro same. I also like to smelt copper (or if I'm in a rush I burn a zinc penny with a blowtorch) and breathe in the smoke. It smells goooooood.
>>51208290
I would beat her. Actually I know someone who beat his wife cause of some shit like this lmao.
>>51208529
Shiieet nice copper stack anon.

>>51208290
kek, 10/10 meme.

I got my first bit of gold. Feels good

>>51208833
hey gimmie a slice

>if i bought btc at its 19k ath years ago, even that would have made money

>>51208508
>dipped back to 2010 levels
Oh good, more time to stack! Just what I wanted!

>>51203738
There is literally nothing wrong with being a mason.

>>51209258
I can't trust an organization that gets you excommunicated from the Church as soon as you join.

>>51209258
Ok, Lucifer

>>51209273
Wait, you trust the modern church?

>>51209363
What? Why would anyone not trust the modern church?

>>51194436
Been out of it for a while but planning on buying some more PMs. Gold seems like the safe bet now as silver prices might crater as the industrial applications will get decimated in the upcoming power recession. What do you think.

Important to note that I am European and I get paid in euro's. Meaning that my alternative is staying in a literal shitcoin.

>>51209363
The rule of being excommunicated because of being a freemason has been around since the 1700s and was only removed recently. It makes sense when you consider that freemasons as an institution is basically irrelevant now but it's better to avoid it anyways.

>Wait, you trust the modern church?
The teachings and fundamentals: yes
The modernist tendencies? no
at risk to sounding like a sperg or a larper, I've been attending latin mass with the SSPX for years now and it does help a lot to recognize why the Church is what it is despite the modern problems with it.

>>51209440
If you have to ask that question. You are an unthinking sheep. Jesus wanted to guide you as a shepard so you could become a shepard too, to atch over your flock.

Jews ruined the church.

Stack silver
Stack gold

If your doing these things your thinking, just think more

>>51209484
Freemasonry was demonised by the Church the same way Jacobins under Napoleon was demonised by the Church. It was a threat to established clerical aristocracy.

If gold goes to the 1500 it proves they can print trillions of dollars forever

>>51209465
Alright fuck it got myself 25 silver Krugers. Might get some gold later this month.

>>51209485
I was being sarcastic fren don't worry

>>51209516
Knowing how the french revolution turned out I think they were very right to do so, if anything the clergy didn't go hard enough.

Hello.
How do I know the silver i am buying is real silver? Anyway to test?
And any Krautanons here? I want to buy silver coins from the online vendor Edelmetall-Handel.de. anyone here used this vendor before and can tell me if they are reliable?
Thx

>>51210680
Get a rare earth magnet

>>51208833
I think your Asahi there is counterfeit. It says "Japan's number one beer" and "product of Italy" right on it.

Bois, this month, I have some additional expenses. Car insurance, car service and motorcycle service this month. I can't buy the amount of shinies that I wanted to buy. This sux big time.

>>51208290
Imagine not being autistic and force-educating your wife about the vagaries of numismatics and silver stacking

Stupid mutts, why are you still sleeping, its time to wake up. Where is gold going? I'm mad I have additional expenses this month.

Hello Frens. Long time no see.
>not a single poster mentioning the G:S ratio explicitly which is in the fucking realm of 1:80
It's impossible for me to buy gold. Even as a poorfag I'm going 2 hands on 10 oz and kilo silver bars

>>51211232
Last I checked it was 94, was it yesterday? IDK. I wanted to go all in on gold and silbies but I have some expenses this month.

>>51194436
I making a 10 ounce gold chain.

>>51211360
>>51211360
>>51211360
>>51211360
new bread

>>51211331
Fuck anon, what purity? Is it 10oz in 24k gold and rest in impurities or total of 10oz. 10oz is my short term goal for gold.

>>51206907
Ouch. Better luck next time, investing in silver is a well documented scam.

>>51211463
>>51211463
misery loves company and plenty of mentally unwell freaks on here try to rope you in