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Based anti globohomo non-pozzed redpilled true value /Pmg/ thread

first for being racist and stacking metals

>>51375901
Plus it was up before the other one

Good morning Swiss chads.

>>51375850

>>51375966
tfw i have 20 years wages in silber

>>51376055
tfw i have the proper coin to do business with the Third Horseman of the Apocalypse

>>51375850
What are your opinions on the Sprott physical trusts for 1 to 3 year holdings.

I have a lot of physical, but tired of paying the premiums

still feel like pure shit lads, just want her back

>>51376232
It's in leafistan, IMO leafs will be the first to get raked, and Trudeau will absolutely confiscate silver for the greater good, AKA gibs for snowmalians for a few more months.

>>51376367
S to spit on the witch's grave.

>>51375850
Precious metals really are a midwit filter. Big brains are stacking precious FIAT.

>>51376367
>S
I spit on the witches grave *HAAARRCKKPPTTTTTT*

>>51376291
QRD on those chunky Viking rounds? Are they the same diameter as typical 1oz rounds? 1/10 kilo units are a sensible unit, I like 'em.

>>51376431
if an autozone rewards card isnt part of your stack, you aint gonna make it

>>51376521
Vatozone holders rise up

>>51376431
>Big brains are stacking precious FIAT.

Imagine holding USD and not being a trillionaire in master-race Marks

>>51376431
Your cash looks sickly and mineral-deficient.

Can version confirmed >>51372900

>>51376367
Do you reckon there will be any special value to the last batch of Brittanias? How long until we get Brittanias with just an ear on one side.

>>51376493
Here it is compared to a britannia and walking liberty. The weight and size are both what I would call sensible too for silver, I really like them
Not much info to be found about them online. The company Sporrong makes medalions, cufflinks, brooch and such but no bullion. At least not anymore

>>51376367
Just found out coin lady died.. I'm gonna be sick...

>>51377082
Very cool thanks for the comparison pics, were they a recent purchase or have you owned them for a while? Any idea when they were made?

>>51376291
Those are gorgeous. I wish I knew of a source for Norsk Solv here in Burgerland.

>Holding WORTHLESS silver
NGMI in our crypto world.
Silverchuds SEETHE again!

>>51377413
mmmmmm shiny

>>51377413
Nice bait queer

>>51376367
>s

>>51377413

>>51377160
These are Swedish actually. Their word for silver is the same as English
>>51377137
Bought them about two years ago.
Before 1989 pm bullion was illegal and a way to get around that was to stamp it with jewelry markings, and 925 was the highest for silver.
Given their condition I'm guessing they were made in the 80s
Some of them are marked with 925

>>51377721
>hese are Swedish actually.
Ah - I missed the triple crown.
That's fine - I'm part Swedish, too. Just prefer my gamle Norge side.

>>51377721
Wait.. did you edit that out from the first pic?
I see it's a different shot, but... same round?

>>51377721
>Given their condition I'm guessing they were made in the 80s
>Some of them are marked with 925

Those are awesome, I recognized the F10 as a date code, looked it up and it means it was made in 1980:

www.silvercollection.it/DICTIONARYEUHALLMARKSWEDEN.HTML

I'm confused by the 999 stamp in conjunction with the 925 stamp, does it weigh more than 100g? Lovely vintage bullion either way fren, thanks for sharing!

>>51376979
I don't know his website my bookmarks got lost
Also any update on the frensmark

Gold and silver indeed. Not as beautiful as some digits on a computer screen, but I like them.

>>51375850
How often can you find German .835 or .800 sterling on eBay?

>>51375850
Holocoinanon needs to make a numista entry for yotsuba!! I would do it but I dont want to make any mistakes as far as mintage # etc

>>51378038
Ill get on it, do gilded coins have their own entry or is that just something added onto the entry.

>>51377860
Can't link it or risk ban
I searched for 2022 silver bog and found a pretty cool site

>>51377931
General continental .800 can be found every day and is much more common than German .835, if you know how to search you can find deals where they don't understand the meaning of the hallmarks and don't reference them in the title but mention them in the listing description. Got pic related for $75.26 total several weeks ago, 2 nice chunky German .835 dishes worth about $350 melt.

>>51375950
good morning sir

>>51378056
Blacklist these scalping jews immediately

>>51378115
That’s a nice score, what keywords do you usually put in the search bar to find it?

>>51378146
the secondary market determines the price anon. one already sold for 750. Its not like the unserialized ones we have will be the same cost as the indiegogo.

>>51377806
Can't open the link but that's really interesting, I had no idea what the F10 stamp meant
>>51377769
Different round. If you look at the first pic you can see that some of them have the mark.
Speaking of Norway though, check out these. 110 gram 999 silver plates modeled after old bank notes

>>51378205

>>51378179
I can't give you my hard-won personal roadmap, but if you locate superficially unlikely subcategories, like the silverplate sections under different main categories, then search "835" or whatever in titles AND descriptions then you may find some sleepers, beware of Rogers silverplate marked with 800 or 835 model/style numbers but if you understand hallmarks it won't be a problem. I don't like wasting time with properly listed lots because a dozen thirsty boomer scrappers will compete with you, so instead I've figured out ways to efficiently locate the "hidden gem" listings that midwit competition can't find, and you can do the same if you think creatively.

>>51375950

>>51376493
From the thumbnail, I thought that crab was resting on a silver-plated lower jawbone. Freaked me out a little.
>>51376979
Based. I pre-ordered that sumbitch as soon as I saw it go up. Not missing out on this one like I did on the Yotsubas.
>>51377099
Checked. That's quite the collection, fren. Looks cool.
>>51377413
>c-chud! You're a chud!
YES.
>>51377886
Shidd, now I want a Korean phoenix. What does the symbol in the security mark on the bottom left mean?
>>51378190
Based and freemarketpilled. I'm hawk-eyeing your twitter, fren. Waiting to cop one of the remainders.

>dad buys big ass truck
>mom sues divorced dad for bogus child support/alimony when I’m 18 because they got in an argument
>wins and gets 50% of his income
>dad runs out of money
>start letting dad borrow money
>give him rotors I was going to use on my car
>need to go on drive to event I planned w friends
>moms car gets 2x better mileage then mine
>won’t use my car because she says I need new rotors
>out even more money
>need to replace rotors
>dont have rotors
>don’t have money
>can’t go to event we planned months ago because I don’t have like 100 bucks
>now need to replace rotors
>dad asks about selling my stack

Gee I sure love my parents

>>51376431
That image is haunting

>>51378205
>Can't open the link

I probably fugged it up, here is the image for Swedish silver date codes

>>51378460
Parents were a mistake

>>51378448
>I thought that crab was resting on a silver-plated lower jawbone. Freaked me out a little.

Heh, a silver plated human skull would be pretty cool, I'll add it to the list. The little Viking ship is a Swedish sterling "salt cellar", there are Viking drinking horn pepper shakers and big fancy Viking ship "master salts" that match, i highly recommend them for Scandinavibros

>>51378569
I literally think I would be in a better spot then I am now has I been raised in some sort of childhood mkultra training facility

exnumia listings under review. if anyone knows any grading companies that grade non-govt exnumia let us know cause the graders we have contacted told us to kick rocks.

Christ is King

>Yotsubas all have boring numbers and weird scuffs on the fingers/clover leaves
Not even any dubs...

>>51378689
Hey, at least then youd have steady work

>>51378955
are the coins themselves scuffed or is it the capsules. on all the checks i did it was the capsule we got from the mint.

>>51378894
That's beautiful, anon. Is that from the Samoan Jesus series?

>>51378984
Turns out I'm just unlucky AND retarded, the scuffs were just the capsules.
I did notice irregularities in the shaded parts on the hammer/pigtails, but I figure it's an issue with the minting process and will be on all coins.

>>51379038
no, it was a limited offer back in 2000 from the austrian coin mint as celebration of 2000 years of Christianity

>>51379187
another one

>>51375966
This brings things into a certain perspective:
>”spare a talent for an old ex-leper?
JFC, at that price I better be buying him as a slave rather than charity!
>’Af’ a denari for me bloody life story!?!”
Reasonable charity, like giving someone the first coin you get from pocket change.

Any European stackers here or is this mostly an American thing?

>>51379187
>>51379248
Very nice.

>>51378056
Here's my entry for the competition (is there one?) to provide a Numista photo.

>>51379301
Do Britbongs count?
>s

>>51379334
always love to see high quality pictures of the coins. entry is done and we used granite photo anons pictures for them. but thank you for the splendid images.

>>51376979
Have to say, not happy with the blatant mon*ter enr*gy sa*anic symbology being included, dont care about a can being on there but the whole point in buying silver is to get out from control from these cultist faggots.

>>51379416
Might want to edit the Monster logo off the can, or alter it in some way. Don’t want (((lawyers))) to smell copyright lawsuit.

>>51379386
>granite photo anon
;)

>>51379351
Of course.

Sorry about the Queen, may she rest in peace.

>>51378460
Y the fuck you tell your parents about your stack?

>>51379463
i had a feeling but couldnt tell, i know a few other anons were getting into the picture game. you know your photos are always going to be our first pick

>>51379301
Burger here... From what I gathered here, silver is taxed (VAT) whereas at least certain forms of gold (coins only?) isn't, so silver is less popular.
Did I get that wrong, Euorguys?

>>51379476
>your photos are always going to be our first pick
I won't rest that easy.... I've seen some really artistic and technically well-done photos here, and with phone cameras which blows my mind.

>>51379416
>>51379452
fixed

>>51376979
I like the repeating clover design on the wagmi and aputannia coins. boomer coin feels kinda boring in comparison

i got called into work today when all i wanted to do was funpost here bros....

>>51379301
several of the worst posters on /pmg/ are yuropoors. for example, no gram anon, dick beater anon, and sov spammer anon.

>>51379557
Why did you pick up
Even if you fucked up by answering you could have said you were out of town or have been drinking or something

>>51379561
>dick beater anon
Who?

>>51379587
that weirdo that always posts pictures of his hands

When will we Europeans wake up and publicly kill jews again?

>>51379578
I got tricked because a friend called and asked instead of my bosses

>>51379629
after hyperinflation

>>51379680
hyperinflation porn sucks

>>51379301
I got a few oz. Investing money in general isn't very popular. If people don't let their money melt away in their bank account they're hiding some cash in a drawer at best. Some exceptions exist but most are extremely risk averse.
>>51379486
>silver is taxed (VAT) whereas at least certain forms of gold (coins only?) isn't
Depends on the country. For example, in Germany only the difference between what the vendor paid and what he is selling at is taxed. So if he buys a coin at €30 and sells it for €35, tax is only paid on that €5 difference, which would be €0.95 (19%). At least that's the case for coins and bars that are legal tender money in some country. So overall it's not actually as bad as you might expect.

>>51379891
>Depends on the country.
Thanks - IT might be nice if some knowledgable person could make a map similar to the one an Anon made for the US states.

>>51379630
>a friend called
Great friend. Just remember:
Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me twice, shame on me.

>>51380035
i got TRICKED

Guten Abend!

>>51380165
shut up gretchel

>>51380189
dont be so mean, you know you missed me.

>>51380209
yeah i did miss you

>>51376385
Well, he did sell the country's gold reserves at the bottom of the previous price trough in 2015. I'd bet he'd demand they be confiscated to build a bajillion solar panels which will fill landfills shortly thereafter.

>>51377860
Last time I saw them say anything was over two weeks ago (Aug 25) about doing a google form like /mlpmg/ did.
>>51378146
Ah, so relieved I don't track the resales anymore. Though I am kind of sad I don't have the graphs to gauge what the market values are too.
>>51379520
I suspect the camera app and the multiple cameras on the phone cameras doing all the heavy lifting. Like the camera app is auto doing the HDR and such, and now with multiple cameras who knows what else it's doing to get the optimal shot. I kind of wonder if soon stand-alone cameras aren't going to be able to compete against the phone camera's pictures.

>>51380238
yes

Found a pawn shop that sells Barber halves for only $11, they're legit they passed the ping test beautifully. When I have more money I'm buying whole tubeful.

>>51380303
A stand-alone camera will always have better optics and much more space dedicated solely to hardware. If anything, we may see abominations of stand-alone cameras with more sensors, and eventually more lenses, working in parallel. All to collect as much data on the spot as possible for either post-processing immediately (in camera or directly to an app on a phone via bluetooth), or at a later point in time.
If phone cameras only the size a few cubic meters can compete with a chunky stand-alone (without the lens), then something has seriously gone wrong.

>>51380278
If he confiscates, I suspect the first confiscation would be the Sprott trusts. Their PM is stored right in the vaults controlled by the govt. I'm not saying this to FUD, I'm diversified so I have shares in those and physical, but it's a worrying suspicion of mine. I'd figure it'd be no different than freezing bank accounts, although from what I understand that didn't last long because the senate was about to do a vote to put a stop to it just before he reversed it. So who knows if he'll have the power to confiscate in the future if he couldn't maintain that overreach.

Gonna buy a metal detector soon, hoping to find some old coins to add to my small hoard

>>51380591
>Gonna buy a metal detector sloon
cool. i want to do this too

>>51380591
Thats gonna be our next big buy with gold from panning. There are a few mts around me with gold but no water so I need new tools to get at that

>>51380165
>>51380358
>all that gold
Pure sex, anon. I just bought my first 100 corona, can't wait to get it.

>>51380734
Thats a sexy nuggie at the top

>>51378146
Had to sell some to buy the gilded one anon.

>>51380735
well done, 100 Kronen Österreich, restrike or original is a fantastic coin.
Imagine having a tube full of them.

Frens, congratulate me, I just ordered 3 kilos of silver and am now a proud earl :3 It's always such a pleasure to buy silver. Also it is my first purchase of kilo bars. Up until now I bought cangaroos, but feel, like I have enough of them now.

>>51380838
Free gold from the ground is the best gold around!

>>51380993
well done fren, but dont take those charts too seriously. they are atleast factor 10x to low.

>>51380165
My pic in the OP, got it a few days ago. I fucking kneel

>>51381053

Honestly, the knight description is almost better, than that of an earl. I'm happy with both :D

>>51381053
when you say to low what do you mean?

>>51381266
I mean that you have to multiply all the silver oz amounts with factor of 10 to give this chart some sense.

>>51375850
Afternoon all how are things?

Also check my Chervonets coins.

>>51380470
I agree that stand-alone cameras will likely always have better hardware. Like I cannot foresee phone cameras ever competing against the superzoom cameras which are like telescopes. But phone cameras seem to have the ability to "cheat" in the sense that using photoshop or lightroom to improve pictures is "cheating". There's probably tons of algorithms going on to pick the optimal settings or subtly clean up pictures on the camera apps. I don't even mean that in a elaborate sense of AI algorithms either (though that might be coming more and more in the future), like HDR is sort of "cheating" in a sense as it's taking multiple pictures to making a single better picture. Multiple lenses on a phone camera is probably doing something like that as well (or will be). So the way I sort of see it, while stand-alone cameras are "working harder" with their hardware, phone cameras are sort of "working smarter" with mostly it's software. It seems to me that stand-alone cameras seems to be falling behind on the computing and software side of things.

IDK, I'm far from being an expert. Hope what I'm saying is making sense. I can foresee the day camera phone's apps using the same sort of AI algorithms that cleans up and upsizes resolution, and such for pictures, movies and TV show remastering, or deepfaking, or YOLO3 object recognition. Yeah all those are different things, but what I mean is for the software look at the picture, identify the objects, substitute/remove the flaws and clean up those objects, and then deliver a stunning picture that might be even better than it is in person. That would be a massive "cheat", but we're sort of inching towards that right now with automatic settings, HDR, noise reduction, software stabilization, and such. The regular phone camera users aren't going to care if it's a massive "cheat".

>>51380734
hay nice chunky stuff bud great find!

>>51381266
>mean?
"too" low.

Tell me about historical gold and silver coins. Are they worth it since the amounts of silver can vary greatly.
Or junk coins where they might have only 50% silver. Can they be sold later at a slight profit?

>>51381294
I see I see, why do you think that though? I think they are pretty accurate if you have most of the other shit you would need mostly being workable land, food and water. If you have that you are much better off than needing to spend your stack post whatever to get it/survive. 64ish oz of silver get you in the top 1% of silver holders world wide. I think even 50 oz can save you in a collapse from labor camps

>>51381338
Not bad brother just kicking it ez. Hows the summer hull been going?

>>51381359
Its mostly all thanks to you and the helpful info you gave to us. As always you are a King among men Sir

>>51381542
Why would I want to compare myself to some buttnaked africans and their non existent capital allocation?
In my country 50oz silver is laughable, even 500oz silver after a price discovery of 10x to current purchasing power wont get me far.

>>51381348
What I meant was that there's no reason a stand-alone camera couldn't do everything a phone camera could do, and more.
It occupies a larger footprint anyway, and hence has more room and weight to work with. A stand-alone camera can be just as much of a computer as any smartphone could be, and it is not constrained by the fact that it has to fit in a pocket, or a purse, like a phone would be. In addition to being able to do all the "smart" things a phone could do, it could also provide brute force solutions (pack more individual sensors, simultaneously sensing at different exposures, different apertures, wider EM spectrum, and so on. Stand-alone camera manufacturers simply need to step it up, or else go the way of Kodak.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gCZZkBATSc

>>51381348
image processing in cameras is very low priority. True professionals will shoot in raw mode and use PhotoShop and other software on PCs and Macs to fine-tune the image to their desire.
DSLRs allow for using a variety of swappable lenses that are tuned to particular focal lengths to deliver sharp images onto large sensor arrays. True purists eschew zoom lenses.
That's beyond my interest and patience and I don't foresee being without a proper camera for anything somewhat serious, but I have to say, phone-taken images are becoming truly impressive. Their biggest tells and failings are in low-light conditions.
Also, I can hook up my DSLR onto the telescope. OC attached: M57, Ring Nebula in Lyra - straight off the camera, only cropped and resaved as JPG.

Megumin Coin WHEN?!?!?!?!

>>51377021
Hope so as I have a tube of 2022s

>>51381542
always happy to help!
Its been a very long and very productive summer! I ve been finding gold, been off sampling a few hard rock properties again too, but still so much left to do yet!

>>51381842
Pretty!

>>51381674
>>51381584
Jumping in to share my thoughts on this.
Stand alone dedicated cameras have the single biggest advantage over smartphones which is bigger sensor size and bigger optics size. They take in more light, so you will get a better picture, it's simple physics.
What you need to take into consideration with smartphones is the ungodly amount of cash being pumped into R&D by mega corporations.
Like the one anon pointed out they have the other advantage of making use of several sensors. Pic related is made using the ultrawide and periscope zoom camera from one phone(same ultrawide that was used to take the OP picture)

>>51381584
>Stand-alone camera manufacturers simply need to step it up, or else go the way of Kodak
Yeah that's what I mean too, I don't expect stand-alone camera manufacturers to start integrating the CPUs of smartphones into their cameras. Their MO seems to have been that of always closed systems, and they love making things proprietary. It blows my mind that Doom was able to be ported into that 1998 camera. My first experience with digital cameras was in the early 2000's, my brother had a Fuji camera that was an interpolated 2 megapixel. Since then I bought a bunch of Canon point & shoots, 5mp, 10mp, 12mp. 15mp. I've used the CHDK (Canon Hack Dev Kit) which flashes a modified OS into it, allowing for a ton of extra features. But the software still remains rudimentary compared to what can be done with a smartphone camera. I could only play games like Othello or snake on CHDK, so I am in awe Doom is playable on a camera of the era of that Fuji camera, which are so much older than all my old Canon cameras. But I think this just empathizes the point that stand-alone camera companies are incredible behind with their closed proprietary mindset. The newest stand-alone camera I have is a Nikon P900 for it's superzoom, and the most open feature I see it having is being able to connect to it's smartphone app that allows me to see what the camera is seeing, and to use the app as a remote to take pics. It's disappointingly basic app, and further indication they're falling behind. Also last I checked, most cameras are removing the GPS from their cameras, newer models of my cameras with GPS don't have them anymore. I think they've already lost with their mindset, but I don't know if they've changed in the last bunch of years since I've looked around.

>>51381577
Checked, but i also think you over estimate how little pms people actually have. Pajeet woman own a large large majority of the worlds gold and they shit in the streets while wearing it. I'd say 95% of people in my country have less than a oz of gold and silver total at all

>>51381842
God damn those are beauties!! Cause they are so unique do you think they will fetch a higher premium or just for you to keep?
I was in an accident and haven't been able to go out and hit the river its been horrible lol cause we have had so much rain too...

>>51378146
> t. missed all the 4chin memecoins

cry some more communist!

>>51381935
Wow!

>>51382200
I actually sold a number of these to a very nice gentleman this spring, the two smaller nuggets (the one that looks like a banana and its little brother) and that chunky piece on the left. He was after some jewellery gold and paid a VERY good price for them. I ve got quite a bit more chunky material this summer since, including a lot of course round match head gold which is a change from only dust and a nugget once in a while.

>>51381674
>True purists eschew zoom lenses
Yeah, I'm not the typical camera user, I like the superzoom ability as a tool, and I'm not into the art of photography and such that much to be buying tons of different lenses. In fact most of the time I'm using a camera as a tool to take pictures of new things I buy to document it should I ever need to look at it again in the future. Such as all the written stuff on the packaging that I'm going throw out. My interest lies in things I think most camera enthusiasts won't care about, like I remember there was a lens which from taking one picture you could refocus the picture any way you like afterwards because it somehow took a picture of all focus points at once. Extremely cool. Also for a time I really liked huge megapixels because I can play the "zoom and enhance" game without the enhance. I remember when shopping for a 5mp camera (when that was really new) a shopkeeper argued with me that I would never need so much megapixels, that I would have to print out a person sized picture before it would matter. LOL, I want moar! More the better! Gigapixel and beyond!

Anyways, that's a pretty cool astronomy pic. I've taken detailed pics and vids of the moon on my Nikon P900, but I've seen YouTube videos of people who've even got vids of Saturn and Jupiter with their P1000:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlEH8AESacU
I would love to have access to a night vision and heat vision cameras too. You've probably seen the USB microscope pics I've done of some coins too. I guess I just like the utility of all that which revolves around cameras.

Someone sold a regular yotsuba for 250 on ebay lol

>>51382517
fools and their money...

>>51382517
wow im an imbicile for not buying a few and just selling them ha. i dont see the anime prospectors getting the same treatment since they will be restruck right?

>>51376431
The irony is that when you go to redeem everything in your pic it will be worth 100% of its face value. Fucking silver premiums what a fucking scam. If the "true price" of silver was indeed $26 as you baggies claim, you would be able to sell it for $26. But as it turns out, you can only get rid of your bags for $18 per ounce. Gold and silver shops are taking advantage of boomer fear. If the supply was truly so low as the silver shills claim then the coin shops would be desperate to refill their inventory from the alledged silver shortage currently happening that they would be paying over spot. But that's not the case is it you fucking scheming kikes

>>51381674
>True professionals will shoot in raw mode and use PhotoShop and other software on PCs and Macs to fine-tune the image to their desire.
Oh yeah, I know that. Editing raw pictures in Photoshop is manually tweaking photos, but I think the further we go in the future that manual process will become more automated, meaning the camera app will be doing the photoshopping tweaks automatically in the background for the user just pushing the shutter button. Sort of like how cameras are automatically doing things like focus, exposure, HDR, and etc. right now. I remember when no camera had HDR, and now it's standard and automatic on camera apps. It's just the progression of things getting more and more automated...which is why I suspect the camera apps are doing most of the heavily lifting for stunning macro pics.

>>51382339
Nice, you in one of your older holes or you find good new ground to check out?

>>51382185
>I don't expect stand-alone camera manufacturers to start integrating the CPUs of smartphones into their cameras.
Check the video at around the 1:30 mark. The camera has a PowerPC CPU, RAM, and sound chip. It was designed to be able to download, load, and run third party applications on it.
This was 1998, from Kodak, of all companies.

>>51382517
Never selling mine. Might give some as gifts years down the line, however.

what is a privy

this coin is sick af, this is the type of stuff the us mint should be making instead of prioritizing mystery meat diversity hires . i guess thats wishful thinking

>>51382754
https://www.jmbullion.com/2020-1-4-oz-reverse-proof-american-gold-400th-anniversary-of-the-mayflower-voyage-coin/

forgot link

Good video lads.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcyP1LyRhNU&ab_channel=Redacted

>>51378460
>still raising your parents after these years
NGMI

>>51382672
>The camera has a PowerPC CPU, RAM, and sound chip.
Yeah, that's incredible. But it makes me wonder why stand-alone camera companies aren't putting in smartphone CPUs and OS into their cameras, or have they started doing that? There should be even older smartphone CPUs parts lying around that's affordable they could use, but they don't seem to care. The closest I remember seeing to that is a smartphone company putting a gigantic lens on the back of their phone making the phone look like a point and shoot camera. It was a number of years ago, and I forget what phone that was. I think it was a samsung phone, perhaps a prototype that didn't make it market. It seems like the stand-alone camera companies are going the way of Garmin when smartphones started integrating GPS into their phones in the late '00. At the time Garmin didn't want to expand to smartphones, they had a GPS PDA at that time. I'm actually kind of surprised they're still alive today seeing how all smartphone companies ate their lunch.

Got my yotsaba coins! Which pokemon should I take a picture of them with?

>>51382719
Its an added small emblem on a coin that makes it more collectable.

>>51382719
It's a mark the mint adds to a coin so boneheads will pay extra for the same boring old coin.

>>51381542
Funny story. Drove thru Williams on Thanksgiving day headed back east to see family for winter break. Ate at Mexican place since nothing was open. Got pulled over outside of Winona west of Winslow by a state T as I was going 95 in a 80 zone. I pointed at the leftovers and told him I was about to shit my pants. He said I passed numerous places between Williams and here to shit.
"Officer, that's not how diarrhea works"
Drove me to the gas station, Erich was closed. Then back across i40 to a trailhead at the edge of a Joshua tree forest and told me to shit in the woods there. Dropped trow and hung muh ass over a low lying limb and sprayed the dirt with the force of a thousand supernovas. His face was priceless as he rolled up his window to block the sound/smell. Wrote me a ticket for driving without a license, speeding, etc. Then let me go on the condition I wouldn't be caught driving by him again. Smoked a joint and waited until he pulled someone else over then I split.
Happy hoard hunting azanon

>>51382991
i think its dumb, so theres like a bunch of versions of the same coin so autismo have to get them all, seems cruel

>>51383055
Erich=which
I'm gardening and shiptoasting

>>51383068
nothing wrong with shiptoasting

>>51382647
my favorite creek dried up around august so i am on another, very famous gold creek near Barkerville. I ll post some gold in a bit if I remember, its nice chunky stuff.

>>51383066
Yes

>>51383055
checked, az cops are hit or miss. Most of the ones up here are dick wads with way to much time on their hands. They pulled my wife over for "wearing a black beanie" You were just passing though?

>>51383098
I can't wait! I gotta heal up to get out there faster.

>>51383387
Yeah I left out too late to make turkey day. Can't recall why just now tho. The little town of Williams was nice. Cute and tidy, but also ghost town since it was a holiday and all.

TRIPS GET!

>>51382975
Do you like mudkips?

>>51379301
Frogfren with 1500oz reporting in.

>>51379486
>Did I get that wrong, Euorguys?
Yes. Silver is VAT free in France for example (but for bars, but stores/refiners can go around this by adding a face value to the bars so they are considered as "coins"), and that's true for a bunch of others countries. The thing is most yuroposters here are from bongistan, which is gigacucked, so of course you mostly hear them complain about their VAT. But this is far from the norm.

Why are some gold 2022 bullions sort of pink redish? What happened?

>>51377082
What's the fat one? I can't say I like this form..

>>51380358
Tell me about gold. Why buy gold instead of silver?

>>51383534
Grats, do all of the coins have those scuffs on the clover and hand? All three of mine have it.

>>51381485
bump for my newb questions.

>>51383630
Yeah the other two I ordered have this too
At this point I don't care. They all have it so that means that is the standard.
One that has no damage is going to sell for more though

>>51383630
>>51383671
if its on the clover and hands that means its probably just the capsule. pop one open and take a look.

>>51383456
Check out Jerome next time you come though thats a real haunted ghost town and a old mining town its actually really cool!

>>51382619
Please tell me which small business of any kind charges the same for merchandise going out the door as it did for that merchandise when it came in the door. I'll wait.

>>51383558
There's no VAT free anywhere in the EU, ever since they shutdown the estonian loophole. You're paying at least 20% VAT on the dealer's margin if you're buying coins from a dealer. Maybe you can get silver from private sales without VAT, paying in cash, and not reporting anything.
EU doesn't even give you special deals for buying wieners that have a euro face value. It's kind of a shit deal desu. Still better than brits though, I guess.

>>51383613
Why not both? They have somewhat different, but overlapping, fundamentals. Both have monetary and industrial uses. Gold is stronger in the former, silver in the later. People make a good case for silver being undervalued. On the other hand, there are signs that the international remonetization of gold may not be far off. I don't think you will go far wrong either way.

>>51383808
I'd like both. To hear the cozy noises when you gently hit them.

test?

>>51384044
wack, instead of getting a ban i just got a post block. never had one of those.

>>51384044
FUCK JANNIES, FUCK RIGGERS, AND F U C K C R Y P T O K I K E S

>>51383695
Will do. I visit alot of old mining towns and am part of a historical society that documents and plaques significant sites. I'm a semi amatuer miner myself but I've never kept anything from the creeks since it's miniscule at best so after years of trying I'm net zero haul on golb

They do it for FREE

lots of other threads talking about gold and silver i wonder why

> missed out on an ebay cheapie ($8/oz) AGAIN because I got distracted

I'm going to fucking kill myself.

>>51384312
Don’t do that fren. We all get distracted

>>51384296
those numbers have jumped a bit since i last checked.

>>51380591
Where do you go to find silver metal detecting?

>>51380993
I have 11 oz but it's junk silver, does it count?

>>51383630
>>51383671
Double-check the actual coin, it's most likely the capsule that is scuffed, rather than the the coin.
I think it partially has to do with the quality of the capsules, them being not completely flat, so when they get stacked (in a dirty environment) they wear more easily.

>>51380993
>Earl
i thought that was just his name
>kid named Earl

>>51381485
>Are they worth it since the amounts of silver can vary greatly.
Depends on a lot of factors. How much money goes in? When you get an older coin, you usually put more money to get it because of age or rarity. There's also the question of popularity. Old Canadian dimes and old American dimes have a similar amount of silver weight, but American coins are way more popular and thus command a premium.
Ask yourself: are you collecting for metal content or are you collecting for numismatic (coin collector) value?
>Can they be sold later at a slight profit?
Can they? Yes. Will they? Who's to know? In the fullness of time, yes probably. Will you still be alive when that time comes?

>>51381485
I'm still new, the consensus is 90% silver coins are the best ones to buy

>>51379416
Flip the logo upside down, 999 beats 666

>>51384624
So to clarify, I'm better off buying rounds than old silver dimes and half dollars?

>>51375850
will someone pls post the biz needs to buy silver get screencap?

>>51384489
Flea market, yard sales, swap meets, gun shows, estate sales
Just bring it with you and wave it over the table like it's perfectly normal

Where’s the collage?

>>51383387
heres one nice piece from earlier this year, i am trying to find some of the other shots but my phones being dumb.

>>51384708
You'll get more silver per dollar buying generic rounds or bullion. The premiums for 90% coins are pretty high. That being said, the old 90% coins are pretty cool. Personally I have about 50% in government issued coins/bars (Britannias, Maple Leafs, ASE, etc), 30% in generic bars/rounds (Golden State Mint, Silvertowne, etc), and the remaining 20% is in old 90% silver (I'm a fan of walking liberty half dollars, but that's just my opinion). I suggest you get a little of each and see what you like, you really can't go wrong in the end.

>>51385368
Yeah, all I've bought is junk silver, I'll try buying some rounds next. Thanks

>>51375966
>MFW I realize Judas sold out Jesus for around 3 and 3/4 ounces of silver.
>MFW I currently own around 4 years worth of silver, and only started stacking this year.

Are there any silver coins besides maples that reliably don't milk spot?

>>51376431
What part of the country do you live where those Rueben Coupons are 4 dollars?? Mine is fucking seven.

>>51381485
I exclusively buy historical coins. There is less worry about authenticity for common historical coins like silver washington quarters or something similar. ofc independently testing weight, magnetism, etc. is always recommended

>>51385646
>I exclusively buy historical coins

Not a bad call

>>51384708
You’re better off buying coins. Not rounds.

>>51385841
Nothing wrong with rounds.

>>51383304
Looks like frosted sugar. fkn hot and tasty.

Feels like we’ve been walking past the economic graveyard for years, surely we must be approaching the end

>>51386432
>surely we must be approaching the end
The ride never ends, I thought you'd've realized this by now.

>>51381346
Very jelly. I've been wanting one for while.
>>51381485
Some of them have higher premiums. Low mintage, but known ones. Pre 33, Spanish, and really anything past 300 years old is gonna have a premium but you'll probably get it back if you need to sell. Old gold has more sovl anyways.

>>51376385
>Trudeau will absolutely confiscate silver for the greater good, AKA gibs for snowmalians for a few more months.
We all need to do our part Anon.

>>51376431
Based retarded poorfag

>>51382672
>001
Sick

>>51382719
a toilet

>>51383567
Extra copper

>>51383567

>>51388142
>Deep yellow
>Pink/rose
Looks like the Royal Mint was cutting costs on their sovs after all

>>51380165
Nice Libertad coin Hans

>>51388287
Apparently the reason the modern sovs are pink is because some woman made an off comment saying it would be nice if they were rose gold instead.

https://www.chards.co.uk/2022-gold-britannia-bullion-one-ounce-coin/15104
> britbongs check in
these are "orderable" (not "out of stock" but not in stock for immediate despatch either)
i'm going on holiday and moving house in the next few weeks
if i buy today, how long can i realistically expect for delivery?

>>51380165
>>51380358
the 100 Kronen look so good, I'll buy some

>>51388578
Around two weeks. You will get an email when your order is in stock and you can then tell Chards what day to deliver it.

> gold up
> silver up
> dollar down
Guess it's gonna be another week where I can't do shit.

>>51388756
Omfg I'm pretty sure I played that game when I was like 6

>>51375850
I have a question. Do you know why on Bitgrail the 1/10 oz of Mapple Leaf ($199) is more expensive than the 1 oz ($1700)? Why is buying multiple pieces more expensive?

>>51388808
It costs more to make the smaller ones.
Even then, the premiums on fractional gold are better than most premiums on most silver. Sad.

>>51388758
Please post the name if you happen to remember. It's one of the great unsolved mysteries. There are many old text games that use the IBM character set, and some of them look pretty similar. There's a bunch of them for download on dosgames.com and archive.org.

>>51388756
>>51388758
That game looks like ZZT, or one of the variants or similar roguelike games like Nethack.

When will I reach 1000ozt?

>>51388000
>>51388142
Does it hurt resale value?

>>51386833
now check 2R South Africa (just like the gold sovereign, but better)

>>51379301
750ozt Germany

>>51389256
those 2 rand pieces are really ugly
but atleast the premiums are really cheap

>>51389311
they arent ugly at all
>>51389272
hätteste nicht wenigstens schöne barren kaufen können?

>>51389344
Silber ist Silber jonge für schön hab ich Münzen

>>51389344
>they arent ugly at all
the art of jan van riebeeck is shit tier

>>51383590
It's this >>51376291

>>51389311
What's so ugly about them? They're just smaller krugerrands.
Also what's better, old or new krugs? I'm thinking to buy only old ones, to get interesting dates (maybe).

>>51389423
dont listen to edgy kids, Krugerrands, 2R SA is fine
>>51389423
it doesnt really matter, but i would always take older ones if premium is the same

>>51389423
>krugerrand design
good, kruger is looking fresh
>2 rand design
jan van riebeeck looks like he's been drawn by a child

Do I need to wait for a specific time of the year to buy coins according to prices? The earlier the better for long term stacking?

>>51375850
Just got some more Australian silver 50 cent coins lads. Trying to buy a soverign but I can't get one at a decent price

>>51389272
Trying to race you for the 1 kg coinbar pyramid, but we have a wrecked transmission on an automatic car and it will be very expensive so i won't have the remaining pieces as planned.

>>51389828
>Australian silver 50 cent coins

Those seem really popular among Antipodean stackerbros, did they not get recalled and melted? What are your feelings about earlier sterling coins? I like the rendering of the coat of arms and have some but the 1910 Ed and earlier George coins tend to be worn to shit.

>>51389828
I don't think sovs will be going cheap anytime soon. Just get what you can.

>>51390345
okay

>>51390438
God I love fucken sovs

Thinking of selling my silver stacks to get more Aeva

>>51382754
Pretty underwhelming and boring to me.

>>51390687
I like this one, but it's old and probably hard to find now. I guess you could even say I missed the boat.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces200976.html

>>51390614
That's a lot of 1g bars. Aren't those quite the rip-off?

>>51385884
Coins are all around better and most are only marginally more expensive than cheap silvertowne or asahi shit. It almost never makes sense to buy cheap generic rounds.

>>51389112
Not the pure bullion value since the amount of gold is unchanged. Also, the rosy hue will fade over time as the copper tarnishes.

Moshi moshi, retard here. I'm in knee pads territory and silver is rising. What do?

>>51391196
Just buy. The way silver has fluctuated over the decades you buy in the dips. Forget the silver squeeze, precious metals are about long time investment, especially gold which in the UK has increased in value 100% over 12 years. That's better than leaving it in fiat.

>>51391317
This month, I had to renew car insurance, get my car serviced and get a new set of tyres. I would've bought a kilo bar otherwise when it dipped to high 17s.

Why silver almost up 5% today?

>>51391196
>I'm in knee pads territory
What do you mean, you need to buy silver quickly? Well anything below $20 spot is still worth buying IMO. I bought most of my silver a little above $19, some weeks ago, right before it dropped some more, and now it's back above what I paid.

>>51391430
IMO 1000ozt is safe, I only have 1/3rd of that.

I’m selling my non repeating numbers yotsuba for $1000 no low balling I know what I have!

>>51391597
i got #711 sirs

>>51390937
I bought mine many years ago as they are cute. But you recover the premium when you sell, see it happen often on the forums.

>>51385884
real coins hold their value better than generic rounds

>>51391597
Based AF

We are pumping my basterds.

>>51385841
>>51391165
>>51391732
You all sure get defensive when anyone suggests prepper stacking 1oz generics for weight. Really gets the noggin joggin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aC3UuxE23Lw

>>51392046
Yes sirs and gold has also increased by 20USD.

>>51375850
so what do you guys do with these shiny rocks?

>>51392480
Hold them, look at them sometimes. Put them in a small box with others like them to trigger lizard brain.

>>51392480
Wait for 6-8 years and double it son.

>>51392480
Mostly make poorfags and jews seethe. Occasionally flip them for profit.

I've noticed that there seems to be a gap in the market of type sets. Does anyone think that selling lens style type sets on eBay for just specific eras or types of coins (like US gold coins or only Barber coins) is a decent proposition? I think I could churn them out for like $2-3 apiece in costs with very little labor aside from cutting the acrylic glass and colored foam holders into shape

>up by a whole dollar
GOOD SIRS, DO NOT REDEEM

>>51392480
Sterlize my cat's water bowl with them. Stir the honey and lemon into my tea with them. Place my balls on 100oz bars of them(feels good man).

>>51392480
also considering most of you guys are probably preppers, do you guys have a wine cellar or something similar?

>>51392480
Look at them mostly. Sometimes I organize them into neat little piles or pour them from one hand to another and fantasize about being a medieval noble who's purchasing a new estate

>>51392580
>Place my balls on 100oz bars of them
Does this help with smelly, itchy balls?

>>51392480
shove them up my ass, of course

>>51392480
pretend that I'm a pirate

>>51392660
Based

Is this the move fellas?

>>51392631
Only clean balls on my bars fren. I'm not some barbarian.

I'm also planning on getting the wifey a sterling set of these for her soon-to-be enlarged milkers.

>>51391388
Almost 6% now, 10% on the weekly.
Me think it could be related to what's left in the comex vaults. We should pay close attention to the registered withdrawings data later today. If it's yet another minus 1Moz day; the banksters are maybe starting to freak off a lil bit.

>>51392738
Overpriced af.
This site isn't perfect, but it's a good starting point for research.
https://findbullionprices.com/closest-to-spot/?category=silver&type=rounds&weight=1&fractional=0

Personal opinion, get Sunshine Mint rounds. You'll pay a slightly higher premium than flat out generics, but they have excellent validation, anti-counterfeiting technology.

wut de fug goin on with silber brice :DDD

>>51392821
GOD DAMN jEWS I NEED MORE CHEAPIES

>>51392821
Sirs it appears we are mooning

>>51392971
They're going to need the big stick to tamp that down.

I have no idea why you lot a making a big deal out of this. Seems part and parcel.

>>51392961
i picked up 100oz for $2 over spot over the weekend

>>51393068
> t. Didn't buy cheapies

>>51380993
Did you figure in the 1 oz Au. = 40 Ag. buff when you granted yourself earldom?

>t. Silver viscount, gold marquess

>>51392815
better off with ASEs. no one is paying spot for generic rounds.

>>51393198
You're a lying cunt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve62RGiZepg

>have $40k in the bank
>my savings for life safety and elderly years
>be oblivious about investing
>best idea I had was to start a private pension scheme (bank) to theoretically get +30k when I take them out in 30 years
>reconsider
>come across metals and coins
>ponder to slowly but steadily get $40k of 70% silver %30 gold coins instead of letting the money rest in the hopes that they will still worth $40k in the future or wait for the bank to invest on my behalf
Am I crazy? If this is the best idea that I feel comfortable with, should I start this journey for saving money?
Feels much more straightforward than any other scheme, stonks, buttcoins, closed savings accounts out there.
If I have hundreds thousands I would do real estate. But $40K is not enough for houses.

It was a tiring day, forgive me for my botched english...

>>51393198
>>51393335
2 minutes of searching. Offering over spot for generic rounds.

>>51393372
Invest 50% in index funds, 30% silver, 20% gold

>>51393372
Go balls deep, bro

>>51393441
I will look into index funds. I believe they are safer than stocks.

>>51393068
This, this place if full of little anime pedo faggots who get excited over the slightest move up on a financial graph or from a child in a school yard.

Ive been watching the spot price on silver for about 10 years now where it has bounced between 10-25, My dick wont get a semi until we start getting above €$40 or if the market just gets shut down like they did with the nickel market.

>>51376403
Do you have a fondle piece?

>>51393461
I am looking into to start with a tube 25x 1oz Britannias and a couple of Sovereigns for a 1st purchase.
Studying at the moment about coins and metals, youtubes, books, forums.

>>51393466
The move isn't what's exciting, it's the gold/silver ratio nosediving

Silverbros

>>51392480
The same thing people have been doing with them for three thousand years: accumulate and protect wealth in a tangible, portable, and imperishable form.

>>51392585
Do you consider a rape dungeon to be "similar" to a wine cellar?

>>51380993
Just sold my house and probably going to become a Duke in the coming months

>>51392480
Revel in their glory.

Having a nice stack of PMs makes me far more confident in making other trades/investments. It's sort of like taking the time to build a foundation for your home. Everything else that I build rests ontop of that safety net.

The most important aspect of PMs is conceptualizing a method of storing wealth. The uninitiated are accustomed to interest rates perpetually declining, stocks ALWAYS rising etc. This is not a sustainable system and at some point the bottom is going to drop out. And if it doesn't then all that means is the dollar's purchasing power will be erroded. Having a means to store profits and take them off the table will serve us all well as opposed to constantly having to risk our capital to acquire some meager yield.
The little trick we all need to be aware of is the nature of percentages. A stock can go up 1000%, or even 6,000,000%. But for any portfolio or whatever you own you can only sustain a loss of 100%. Even losing 50-80% and you are wiped out no matter how wealthy you are. Being hedged for a major collapse is the smartest thing anyone can do as so many things are comically wrong right now.

>>51393335
That dude is just trying to start an argument.

>>51393372
>Am I crazy?
No, stacking metals rite now is the sanest thing you can do. The world around you is what's crazy.
>letting the money rest in the hopes that they will still worth $40k in the future.
It wont.
>Feels much more straightforward than any other scheme.
Thats because it is. Gold and Silver are money everything else is not. You hold it you own it no matter what happens you will always have money.
>slowly but steadily get $40k of 70% silver %30 gold
This is a good plan.

>>51393462
Index funds technically is buying stocks but it's much safer than buying individual stocks

>>51393466
So you have erectile dysfunction?

>>51392480
Photograph them, store them, pass them on to odffspring.

I don’t trust these moves anymore
>>51392738
I bought maples 2 weeks ago for like $23.80. Check Golden State Mint for cheaper rounds...

>>51393702
Yea the big stock packages with various stuff and companies. There is something in the UK called Vanguard. They do this sort of thing.

mail came with dubs and trips, holoanon delivers!

>>51393752
nice trips

>>51393505
>it's the gold/silver ratio nosediving
95:1 a couple of weeks ago and now currently at 86:1.
It's not fair I need more time.

>>51393672
Correct you are, sir. Gold and Silver are money. That doesn't mean gold and silver provide the best gains in the short term. There are various casinos one can muck about in where you might get some numbers to add up. But most sober thinkers see the world economy on the edge of the abyss. And when the world plunges into the abyss, a casino is a bad place to have your wealth. So stacker frens look to history for guidance and see what has always kept its value through every conceivable catastrophe. Time will tell us if we are too early. I absolutely promise you it will never say we were wrong.

I hate burglars so much it's unreal.

>>51393707
Yes the only thing that gets it up is your mother's cunt

>>51393855
this is the main thing i am paranoid about. Sucks that even at home i have to have my stuff hidden. I wish i had my own place so i could have a hidden room in my house with my valuables inside.

gold = boomer

>>51394052
unique and riveting take.

>>51394036
>>51393855
Let's talk burglar-proofing our stacks bros

>>51394124
For me, it’s the Aimpoint T2 micro.

>>51394124
no need

>>51394124
A dog and curtains.

>>51394124
Why yes, let’s describe all our secret locations so the thieves guild can add all our suggestions to their lists of things to look in/under etx

>>51394124
For me, it's nature's pocket.

Next Ones Up

>>51394312
>>51394312
>>51394312

>>51394124
The #1 way to protect your stack is secrecy.
If you are getting regular PM shipments mail ordered to your door you may want to have a bug-out plan along with multiple levels of protection if shit does hit the fan. Even things like having a dummy safe with multiple hiding spots could be good ideas.
When the paper-millionaires find out that all of the stocks/real estate/bonds they bought that were worth pennies on the dollar in terms of actual assets, they are going to be feeling wronged and like maybe someone owes them something. People are going to be feeling mother fucking pissed and there will likely be loose-cannons to watch out for.

>>51394297
Does it come in gold?

>>51391732
Silver is silver. I get a tube of each major coin every year, but after that if I want quantity I get rounds.

>>51393712
That is a beautiful coin.

Tried oxidizing and I really like the colors.