/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51394312
Can you please stop spamming these threads, /biz/ is exclusively a crypto board.

>>51394351
FP Best troll post, guaranteed 6 million replies.

crypto nerds will seethe

It’s almost our time

Christ is King, and God is his Father. Gold and silver stackers will prosper.

>>51394351
Crypto fags with nothing fizzicle to hold in their hand except their phone.

>>51394312
I had no idea the bank gave out this, thats awesome.
do I just go the reception and ask for em?

>>51394312
Cha-ching
5% already

>>51394539
Metal is God's money, fiat is the devil's.

PoW Crypto truly is man's money. PoS crypto is truly jew's money.

Proof of Stake is Piece of Shit

Ribit.

>>51394518
i wasnt finished slurping yet fren

>>51394604
Except for Chainlink Proof of Reserve audit processes that will help verify physical silver holdings and contribute to gold/silver short squeeze

>>51394539
لا إله إلا الله ، ويسوع المسيح هو ابن الله

>>51394614
Where did you pick up your KEK statue? I really want one but I don't want to feed the (((amazon))) beast if at all possible.

>>51394539
Christ is at least 3/4th God. His mother Mary was also born to immaculate conception, making her 1/2 God. She then conceived Jesus with God immaculately which means he is 3/4th.

how did aeva make a V

>wake up
>check the price
>silber actually touched $20 briefly

wtf rockcucks, this isn't normal

>>51394312
Just bought 5 more bars

>>51394518
I should've bought more Apus...

>>51394964
>He didn't wait for the tamp
Could've saved yourself enough most ney for a gum ball.

>>51394872
On earth, Christ was 100% God and 100% man simultaneously. Currently in heaven, He is 100% God. I don't know where you're getting the idea that Mary was immaculately conceived, as it is not in the Bible at all, my dude.

>>51394962
I know right? I might be able to afford a 15 year old motorbike next year, woopeee!

>>51394539
>>51394604
>>51394831
>>51394872
Matthew 19:21 Jesus said unto him, If thou wilt be perfect, go and sell that thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven: and come and follow me.

Mark 10:21 Then Jesus beholding him loved him, and said unto him, One thing thou lackest: go thy way, sell whatsoever thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven: and come, take up the cross, and follow me.

10:22 And (You) [were] sad at that saying, and went away grieved: for (You) have great possessions.

10:23 And Jesus looked round about, and saith unto his disciples, How hardly shall they that have riches enter into the kingdom of God! 10:24 And the disciples were astonished at his words. But Jesus answereth again, and saith unto them, Children, how hard is it for them that trust in riches to enter into the kingdom of God! 10:25 It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.

Luke 6:20 And he lifted up his eyes on his disciples, and said, Blessed be
ye poor: for yours is the kingdom of God.

18:24 And when Jesus saw that he was very sorrowful, he said, How
hardly shall they that have riches enter into the kingdom of God!

2nd Corinthians 8:9 For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye through his poverty might be rich.

9:9 (As it is written, He hath dispersed abroad; he hath given to the poor: his righteousness remaineth for ever.

>>51394964
I'm jealous af. I need to start saving up a nice chunk of cash and need to stop buying PMs for a while. Maybe $200 once a month or whatever to scratch the itch.
I need cash for a downpayment on a house and I think slamming my money into NEM is going to be a nice place to park it and possibly reach my goal much faster.

>>51394853
I got it from Amazon.

>>51394872
No she was not.

Jesus was half God and half non-mongrelized jew, meaning of the genetically PURE Tribe of Judah lineage of King David, he and his progeny whom did not mix with Edomites or any other peoples, except perhaps other Israelite tribes. Whereas the pharisees and sadgucees did; lawfully and faithfully apostate, but most detestably, genetically apostate. All modern "jews" are actually jewdomite mongrel bastardization.

Ok now I'm rambling about the jews again.

Point is Mary was not Holy, ever (until she died and went to heaven). A great woman, a saint? For certain. Holy? Under no circumstances.

>>51394964
Got 67 oz the other day
>paying with the banking system
Ngmi, kikes know you have it and will confiscate.

>>51394853
I think we had an Anon here looking to cast some sterling statues if that's your thing. He posted his email a few threads back, but we'll probably hear more from him soon.

>>51395125
Getting a new job soon so I think I might start doing that just auto buying bars. I see America just spending huge chunks of money towards shit like UKraine,Taiwan, student loans, covid relief. You name it. We are spending money like it just doesn’t matter

>>51394382
no, they'll just make real gains

>>51394518
2 more decades fren

>>51394787
This.

Fucking hell the comex is being drained way too fast.

I wanna stack up another 100 Silver Krugerrands and then buy 100 Silver Britannias with Charles face on them.

>>51395258
>100 Silver Britannias with Charles face on them.
Think they'll get them out for 2022? Or will they all be 2023 onward?

>>51395239
Ironically crypto (exception maybe monero) is dead and you guys just don't get it yet. I take no pleasure in it but you will feel like a fool in the coming years.

>>51394312
I'm curious about you guys, so I have three questions for you
1. What's your favorite shiny rock?
2. Are you a prepper?
3. Do you have a wine cellar?

>>51395345
Nice try, fed

Frens, it's finally and truly over for silver squeeze.

Here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxqqguN-gdg
a silver geologist, who seems pretty unbiased says, that there are still plenty of silver discoveries, that can be made in Mexiko alone. It seems, like we will have to hodl for another 100 years, to make a 10x.

How much would you guys pay for Barber halves?
I found a pawn shop only four minutes down the road that sells all silver half dollars for $11 including Barbers, I like halves because they are chunky and satisfying but still smaller and more divisive than 1ozt coins or silver dollar.
Think I want to buy more when I get more money, us 90% is my absolute favorite silver to stack but so much of it is overpriced

Just ordered $800 worth of these bad boys

>>51395345
>What's your favorite shiny rock?
Probably this antique Tiffany and Co sterling baby rattle. I'm going to give it to my infantile progeny as a anti-bacterial toy that will hopefully instill an early appreciation for shiny rocks.

>Are you a prepper?
While prepping goes hand in hand with hedging against the collapse of the fiat monetary system, it doesn't take a genius to know it's a smart play to also stack several months worth of food, water, and supplies for any disaster scenario, not just a monetary collapse.

>Do you have a wine cellar?
Funny thing, I lost my wine cellar in a boating accident.

>>51395536
bro that’s a butt plug

>>51395275
I don't think they put him on coins until the coronation, which will probably not take place until 2023. IIRC, Liz was "sworn in" or whatever in late 1950 after her father died, but was not coronated until 1952. I am a burger though, maybe a bong can speak to this better.

>>51395345
Good afternoon agent.
> 1. What's your favorite shiny rock?
All of them
> 2. Are you a prepper?
I was until I lost all my coins and supplies in an unfortunate boating accident
> 3. Do you have a wine cellar?
Also lost in the boating accident

>>51395549
I think they already have the dies for 2023 with the lizard queen on them. I foresee at minimum the mint doing some high priced limited proof strikes with it.

>>51395345
>1. What's your favorite shiny rock?
I don't have one. I like many. It's why I bought them.
>2. Are you a prepper?
Not as a lifestyle, but we will manage for a while.
>3. Do you have a wine cellar?
Do a couple of half-populated racks in the basement count? Then yes.

>>51395401
This is a backwards way of looking at things. I'm not buying PMs to make 10x. I'm buying them so that when the dollar and euro crash and burn, along with crypto and stonks, I don't lose what I saved over the years. That's it, nothing more. In the end, after this ludicrous financial banking system implodes, all that will remain are things that have intrinsic value. That can also include other things like land, livestock, machinery, etc. It's just that those take up more space and/or require more attention and can't easily function as money.

>>51395536
>it doesn't take a genius to know it's a smart play to also stack several months worth of food, water, and supplies for any disaster scenario, not just a monetary collapse.
if anything, the government in my country recommends us to do this

post new gets

>>51395474
Cool. How much copper is it in one of them? Are they 1 oz?

>>51395808
Wait what the fuck round is on the left, I've never seen it before

>>51395474
Bro you do realize you can buy copper pipe for much cheaper and it's in a more useful shape

>>51394604
>metals are Gods money

Hell yea brother

>>51395893
none ironically, buying copper coins is retarded

>>51395401
This is very concerning. As he says: there's lots of silver left to mine and as prices increase so will viable mining sites. The more the price goes up the more mines will open and start producing silver which increases supply and holds back prices.

>>51395936
22:18 But Jesus perceived their wickedness, and said, Why tempt ye me, ye hypocrites? 22:19 Shew me
the tribute money. And they brought unto him a penny. 22:20 And he saith unto them, Whose is this image and superscription?

22:21 They say unto him, Caesar's. Then saith he unto them, Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's.

>>51396049
It's not good to buy copper coins from dealers in any large quantity. But buying a few collectibles for fun is ok. They don't cost nearly as much as silver collectibles, so it leaves you a lot more money to stack what counts.
Pic was a common 92% copper coin in circulation during the 70's and 80's.

>>51396049
I buy Copper coins to leave in my car for luck, give to my friends to hopefully get them into the idea of collecting coins, and mostly just for fun. I even used them in a campaign once or twice.

>>51396116
>just start a new mine lmao
Because it's that easy, right.

Got my first platinum coin today.

>>51396228
You go on campaigns?

>>51395129
I figured. Fugg.

>>51395275
I think 2023 coins will still have Lizzie on them, but we shall soon. Depends how quickly King Chuck approves his coin portrait.

>>51395401
It would take a long time for new mines to open. Most silver holders plan to sell and swing into gold once the price ratio between the metals goes back to normal.

>>51395873
its silver shield

>>51395401
good. I need many more years to stack up an unfathomable amount

>>51395474
Okay, but why?
>>51395872
They're one oz AVDP.

>>51396678
>many more years
You might want to adjust your timeline.

>>51395709
Even the US gov recommends people keeping a few days of supplies on hand at minimum, they just don't listen.

>>51396776
What website is that?

>>51395345
>1. What's your favorite shiny rock?
Silver.
>2. Are you a prepper?
Maybe.
>3. Do you have a wine cellar?
No.

>>51396851
>>3. Do you have a wine cellar?
>No.
ngmi

>>51396846
https://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silver

>>51396874
I don't drink. Don't need one.

>>51396891
>It looks at a 1 year period. The highest vault amount from the past and the current day are used in the calculation.
The problem with this way of calculating is that it does not take into account the accelerating rate of withdrawal.
Interesting site regardless though.

should have bought over the weekend, cant believe silver is pumping again. this shit is too volatile, we spend how many weeks at like 25 26? and now its a roller coaster

>>51397113
Correct, but even by conservative standards projecting no significant increase in withdrawals towards the final stretch, it's still insanely bullish for the comex to run dry in the next 8 months.

Just my personal opinion, but $1200 silver may be on the menu prior to them shutting down paper contracts like they did with nickel.

>>51395693
Doesn't your rationale imply that, after the fiat currencies die, those with PMs/land/commodities will be the only ones with real wealth left, making them relatively wealthy to all others, who would be reduced to paupers.

>>51397136

Lol, my intuition saved me around 100€, since I bought 3 kilos yesterday, before going to bed, instead of today.

anyone else considering that SD bullion elephant deal? price seems pretty good for one of those 'big five'coins

>>51397220
i nearly pulled the trigger on somethinf sunday night but with another rate hike coming i thought for sure it would go lower.... even if not i didnt think it would go up so much in one day.

bought some more dingos on sale at apmex today, there are not many left on any dealer at the moment...

what you think of the Harry Potter silver coin from Royal Mint?
looks a bit twinky in my eyes, I don't think I'll be collecting this series

>>51397266
even in Gold, I still think I'd struggle to explain owning this coin, looks like something holocoinanon would stamp

>>51397266
He looks like a gender studies student at Mizzou.

Won’t be fishing them out of my change either. Assuming they go into general circulation and aren’t special editions.

>>51396776
NO NOT YET, I WANT TO HAVE AT LEAST 1kOZ FIRST

STOP RISING I GET PAID TOMORROW LET ME STACK

>>51397436
you're too late squire, we're off to the moon

>>51397436
It's too late, silver is now unobtanium AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>51397467
no it's not i just wanted more bang for my wagebux at this rate I'll have 2-3 oz less than i could have gotten

>>51395474
copper is not a precious metal
you need to be banned

>>51397528
i consider it precious <3

What was your most one time expensive purchase?

>>51397606
$3000 for 1oz of gold and 1oz of platinum maples

>>51397606
your mother's all holes special
worth it
>captcha
KASH

>>51397563
suck my gold faggot
you need to be banned
<3

>>51396529
Holy based

>>51397635
present it, cutie pie

>>51395474
Yea okay. Don't you know that rural telephone lines have free copper though? Idiot.

>>51397465
what premium did you pay on those?
i'm on gold only right now.
can't see the point in paying silver premiums
change my mind
> inb4 vat free second hand
> there's so little second hand available it gets priced as if it has vat anyway

2023 Goat Beast with Queen or 2022 Britannias with the Queen? (If you don't have any of the other beasts though).

>>51397465
>>51397467
>thinking of buying these days
>price goes high
>always late to buy low

>>51397606
This sucker ~3,060 usd .900 oro "puro"

>>51396334
Fug the US platinum coin is ugly. I would go with the platinum Brit even though I’m American.

>>51397704
I bought 6 tubes (150oz) and paid around 9% premium IIRC, then 20% UK VAT on top of that,so 29% roughly.
I've stopped stacking silver atm because the VAT makes my arsehole sting and HMRC don't use no lube. Still, long term investment, I'm sure in 10 years I'll be in profit even with the VAT.

>>51397730
go for the goat
might be the only 2023 dated coin with Lizzie on it. Could be worth something extra.

>>51397764
He’ll ya bro. Did you also get the matte finish version that was made in the early 2000’s? I rolled the dice on the random year and got that one. I would have preferred the typical finish, but very few matte coins were made.

>>51397704
Silver serves as a placeholder for fractional gold so you can buy day to day good like fuel and shopping. You could just stack tiny gold pieces, but they would have to be extremely tiny to match the value of an ounce of silver. I would get around 9oz of silver for this tiny 10th of an ounce gold coin.

>>51397812
You think it doesn't matter if you don't have the whole beast series? They weren't meant to be a whole set?

>>51397892
why not get the set? you're only one coin behind

>>51397915
They are sold out. Maybe becuse I am looking for the silver ones. Golds might be in stock. Forgot to say I meant for Silvers.

>>51397812
Year of the Rabbit coins are also 2023 dated and have the lizard on them. I ordered one along with a silver 2oz Yale coin

>>51397766
Yea, I think any future purchases are going to be brits or maples.

>>51397370
That's like 25 thousand dollars. better get to work waggie

Thank you metallic anons for being helpful to new people. I ask tons of things and always get answers. One of the rare subject that is not being gate kept.

>>51398024
stackers are generally chill bcs they're not high strung looking at charts all day, no reason to gatekeep curious people. bad faith actors ask all the time and still get answers

>>51397606
A 1 kg bar for 680 Euros that now cost 749 with the spot-price hike.

>>51397966
>year of rabbit soup
don't think they're doing a bullion version of the rabbit coin? unless I can't see it? I've gone off proofs because I can't stop ruining them by handling them

>>51397175
>$1200 silver
You dream big. Much as I wanna believe my kilos will be worth close to $40k per....I don't see it ever happening.
I'll be happy if we ever hit $100/oz

>>51398066
>europa and the bull
You just know. That's nice, enjoy your bar and hold as long as you can.

>>51397819
No, i live in mexico, buy one of those outside of the country and bring in here is just too expensive and troublesome
I think its a recent restrike because the coin is too red

>>51397192
The focus is what's important. The bankers have hoodwinked most people into believing they need to make big money, which can only be done through the banker-approved investments, like stocks, crypto, and other speculative means. You wouldn't need to 10x or whatever if the currency was sound, because then you could just save some of your coins in a piggy bank and you'd easily end up with enough to retire on without risks. It would be a lot more peaceful and sustainable that way too. But of course the bankers can't extract huge wealth from the population that way, so they brainwashed people into doing things their way. Then the people will work harder and longer for that 10x, in hopes to make it big, because that's what it takes to retire. Oh you need at least a million dollars if you're going to have a comfortable retirement! Oh you'd better work your ass off until 65 and dump all your savings into these speculative investments, in the hopes of having a shot at not being a walmart greeter in your old age. Yes, here's the carrot, and here's the stick, now get to work good goys, we've got you by the balls and your money is fully under our control. That's kinda how it is for most people.

>>51398094
>You just know.
Yes, that's literally what happened in Greek mythology. Zeus turned into the bull and fucked the lady named Europa.

>>51397840
> society will collapse badly enough that fiat cannot function as a medium of exchange to buy food and fuel
> society will still function well enough that you can safely trade silver for food and fuel (and silver will even be desirable to sellers of food and fuel)
I don't understand how you can even visualise such a scenario

>>51398067
Yeah it's just the proof
https://www.royalmint.com/shop/limited-editions/lunar/year-of-the-rabbit/lunar-year-of-the-rabbit-2023-1oz-silver-proof-coin/
I will resist the temptation I swear

>>51398094
ironically, you don't know

>>51398147
>>51398171

>>51398147
>Yes, that's literally what happened in Greek mythology. Zeus turned into the bull and fucked the lady named Europa.
life imitates art...

>>51398156
All I have to do is look at Venezuela.

>>51395345
>1. What's your favorite shiny rock?
Gold & Silver. I feel a spiritual connection when I have them near me. Imho they're a good part of the portfolio but most of my money is in stocks or cash (euro).
>2. Are you a prepper?
No. I usually buy usually expensive items like Champaign or laundry detergent in bulk when it's cheap in stores but I don't hord square meals or six tons of beans anywhere.
>3. Do you have a wine cellar?
I would like to have a collection of good wines (ie wines I like) but I don't have the time, knowledge, place or money to go into wine culture. Sometimes I buy a random wine in the supermarket and if I like it I note it on a virtual list.

>>51394312
>Try to move
>Airline loses your luggage with all your PM

?

i missed out on cheapies didnt i? it wont go back to $20 again with premiums will it?

i fucked up :(

>>51395936
I'm not sure if that screencap is russian propaganda or american propaganda mocking russias narratives. But damn, that post is dumb.

>>51398349
It's possible that they will dump the market again later. Happened multiple times before. I remember when it was 18 dollars/oz a couple of months before and was really sad that I missed it but I got a second chance now with the most recent dump.

Just be patient I'd say. But it might also go higher so might be worth picking up a tube from a local dealer. It's very important to have a local network with like-minded individuals.

>>51397606
$860 for a kilo

wait, you mean most over paid or most money dropped at once?

ive bought from a coin shop a few items at $2500 each visit

>>51398349
afraid so
$100 silver by EOY

>>51398297
>flying
>with PMs
You'll never make it.

>>51395808

>>51398405
why is it dumb?

>russia is largest country with smallest debt
>is a producer country
>can borrow from china and others against the USD

when you hold an american dollar, you hold federal debt. it is the biggest scam out there.

we are most socialist than you realize; forced to work for bits of scrap paper that arent worth anything (your monopoly bucks) but if you try and use anything but fake money the gov will kill or imprison you for it

that sceencap wasnt propoganda, its an unfortunante truth

>>51397915
I am fairly confused desu. I just realized these are a new beasts series. I kept coming across beast series from previous years. Different collections.

>>51398548
you're thinking of the Queen's Beasts, these are the new set, the Tudor Beasts.

>>51395808
Just arrived today.
Wanted every coin I didn't have, I only have a tube of maples and a few eagles. My stack is mostly rounds and 10 oz bars

>>51398569
Ah right. The new look better to me, more gothic designs.

What do you do after you receive your coins in these inappropriate trashy tubes? Which capsules are good to get in the UK?

will the new english coins feature king charles chasing a scared half naked boy around epsteins island?

>>51398487
>we are most socialist than you realize; forced to work for bits of scrap paper that arent worth anything (your monopoly bucks)

>>51398636
I keep the milky ones in the tubes, the decent ones go in capsules
And yeh, you get a lot of milky ones when you buy Britannias (although not as bad as silver krugs or weiners)

>>51398644
Close, they will have a Platypus.

>>51394312
will someone PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD MONTRESSOR post the biz needs to buy silver get screencap

>>51398259
> question: why should i pay massive vat for silver when i can just buy gold?
> answer: here's a picture of someone buying necessities with gold
/smg/ doesn't have posters as retarded as this

>>51395073
Krugs are 100% gold and 10% copper. Not possible? All things are possible with gold. Now pray with me.

Is there a book or site that is good for looking up silver marks? The old sites that catalog them are absolutely disorganized.

>>51398772
I've already explained why I'm stacking silver and it's because it's a placeholder for fractional gold. Are you even reading what I'm saying? Also I really don't care about what I can buy or exchange my silver for. I will exchange in precious metal weight, not paper fiat.

>>51398804
Krugs aren't 100% gold, they're 22K, same as a Sov

>>51396334
Why do they put that finish on it? It looks like iron. I see now why some people claim platinum is ugly. Sorry to dis your coin, bro. But platinum should be shiny.

>>51398884
Isn't that close to 20 thousand dollars in platinum those two bars?

Alright silver, you can stop going up now..... Please, I'm low on cash, I really want to buy more but can't afford it haha..... STOOOOOOOP
>>51396334
Post the back of the platinum eagle, at least that side is somewhat pretty

>>51398954
I think you're thinking of rhodium.

>>51398979
Oh, never mind, those are 10 oz.
>>51398954
Yes, ~20,000.

>>51397266
Ugly little shit from a gay franchise.

>>51398954
Platinum anon has a big stack. He's shown a portion of his stack here which IIRC is around $60,000.

Every journey begins with a single step.

This is step 1.

>>>/mlp/39047075

>>51399028
The fact troons and the like suddenly turning on jk (but not really)Rolling makes the movies fun for me again

>>51397840
Since he gets raped for buying silver, it might actually make sense in his case to buy the 1 oz gold coins like this one (it's around $68), and there's also 100g combibars that are a slightly better deal.

>>51396334
the isle of mann noble is pretties, as is the phil harmonics and britannias

>>51398156
People ALWAYS develop money very quickly when existing money becomes worthless or is highly restricted. This is because barter is so inefficient. People in prison camps and commie hellholes develop their own currency. If the economy in the USA (and elsewhere) functions at all after the crash, which I think is nearly certain, a new money will replace the worthless dollar. Gold and silver have been money through most of human history, but you can't imagine how anyone might think gold and silver would be used as money again when a new form of money is needed? I think you are either being disingenuous or are dimwitted.

>>51399057
>paying $170 premium
bro

>>51399088
checked. horsefuckercoin here i cum

>>51398884
It really feels like the mint put zero effort into the design.
>>51398972
Still not as pretty as they should have made it.

>>51399150
based cross, I need to get some Swiss Misses

>>51399088
>>51399136
Holy fuck the obverse is busy. It's their round though, if they like it, whatever.

>>51398834
>>51399115
He might be one of those folks that thinks being obtuse wins internet arguments rather than just making people roll their eyes and walk away. The other options are functional retardation or a bot, not worth further argument either way.

>>51398843
Unbeliever! Golden krugs, fresh from the virgin dies, blessed by God himself, are 100% gold. The copper in them is only there to cradle the gold. You would not say that Jesus is 50% God and 50% cradle, would you?

>>51399200
I have the feeling that if the horsefuckers make another coin then they'll make it less busy.

>>51399216
>ou would not say that Jesus is 50% God and 50% cradle, would you?
uh, possibly?

>>51399150
I think the relatively plain back is supposed to evoke something like the standing liberty quarter, those had a basic back. Those feathers are REALLY detailed, holy smokes. Those poor dies probably get destroyed making those, lol

>>51399117
Shoot straight with me, anon: how badly did I screw up?

>>51399115
>develop money very quickly
if people can't afford food and fuel, they don't develop a money.
they go out and steal food and fuel by force.

>>51398723
I have a personal screengrab and the macro. Hold your panties.

>>51399049
I would suggest adding platinum to the stack only after you have enough silver and gold. Platinum is very cool because of its density, and has unique chemical properties. But it is primarily a bet on industrial demand. A really crushing recession will probably crush platinum prices for a while.

>>51398723
>>51399390

>>51399398
I'm poor but I have a 1-gram platinum bar
I'm not going to make it am I

>>51399243
Please do. I will enjoy it very much.

>>51398816
925-1000.com is my goto. It's organized just fine once you understand the difference between American, British, and World marks.

>>51398636
What's wrong with tubes? The coins take up less space than in capsules (which will just end up getting scratched anyway). I only have the more collectible coins in capsules, the standard bullion stuff stays in their tubes.

>>51396334
That is the ugliest fucking coin. It looks like Frankenstein's monster in drag. Why the actual fuck would you buy that?

>>51399092
I have seen 3.5 of these movies? Should i resume watching from the 4th?

>>51399439
I would never pronounce such a fate on a stacker fren. But platinum, cool as it is, might best be kept as a curiosity until you have a more conventional stack in hand.

>>51399538
I really want to hit 1 ounce of gold and $50 fv in US 90%. If I counted my proof sets I'd be pretty close but some things I buy purely for numisfagging and some I buy for stacking, the lovely proof sets are not for sale

>>51399248
I get what you mean, it just feels like they wanted an eagle with it's wings outstretched and then scrambled to fill at least some of the empty space with text.
>>51399483
I think im going to put it down, and then decide if I need to put myself down for buying it.

>>51399088
Buying 10 of these bad boys
>Google Forms
>PayPal
But why though? Why couldn't they have just used Indiegogo like HoloCoinAnon and MintAnon did?

>>51399381
that usually doesnt work out very well in long run as those with assets and resources tend to be very good at securing and keeping said resources

i know a bunch of welfare hood tards and a bunch of redneck trailer p[ark dwellers think they can gang up and run shit but if they couldnt run their lives without help from daddy gov before what makes you think they have any chance at forming an effective gang, militia, or even a basic raiding party?

>>51395080
Sweet. What model?

>>51399618
I believe they said that they will be going to Indegogo or something similar as there are much more demand than they expected.

>>51399611
It actually looks better in this lighting. Photographing PMs is a challenge. They usually don't show their best.

>>51399618
they're planning to move to a crowdfunding site because of the large demand. check the thread/archive.

>>51399438
Nice container, where'd you get it?

>>51399057
>used
Anon... that's already been up another man's butt...

>>51399349
You've bought gold so you didn't screw up. But a $170 premium is ridiculous, especially for a secondary market product. I would try cancel the order and pick something else.

>>51399611
>I think im going to put it down, and then decide if I need to put myself down for buying it.
Lmao

>>51399200
it does look too busy, but im impressed how good it looks with how much detail they added. are they using osborne?

are there any other boards making coins besides pmg and mlp?

>>51399794
Yeah, /mlp/'s using Osborne.

>>51399390
thanks anon

I bought this off ebay for £10. It looks legit and everything, I just can't find a single example of it existing on the internet anywhere. I looked on numista and there was nothing. Any ideas?

>>51395808

>>51399794
>are there any other boards making coins besides pmg and mlp?
Don't know, I wouldn't mind a /k/ silver round. Old /k/ anyway, before it went all faggy.

>>51399813
i do wonder what the employees there think about all the stupid cringe shit coming their way all the sudden that apparently has massive fucking demand. these pmg projects have to be some of the larger custom runs they get, no?

>>51399880
/k/ and /out/ and even a board like /x/ are fun in theory but i dont think those boards have enough traffic anymore to really have a meme round. would be nice though. maybe fit or sp could do one?

>>51399455
If there are 10-25 in the tubes they are safe if you like looking at them often?
I suppose you can be careful not throwing them on top of each other.

>>51399092
>T-Troon! Trooooon!
Fool, I've never watched a single movie, or read a single book, from that old hag.
In fact, my childhood pastor staged a book burning when he found out that several of our church members had bought the first book for their children when it came out, not knowing what it was.

>>51399825
>Any ideas?
>>51399842
What is it - a foil coin, a certificate with a coin in it, a picture... ?
Also, use a scanner and crop to fit and do a reverse image search on Google.

>>51399978
>my childhood pastor staged a book burning
>Harry Potter
What is wrong with you people

>>51400070
At least we don't chop our peters off tranny

>>51398636
I like tubes, more compact storage. Capsules gets expensive after you have so many, and there's the problem of how to store the capsuled coins. You could probably sell your tubes for a few bucks, the royal mint charges outrages prices for empty tubes if somebody wanted them. A neat thing I found out with silver Britannia tubes, they can store capsuled gold Britannias exactly (lighthouse brand capsules). I also use ASE tubes to store other silver coins, since ASE seems to be the coins with the most width.

>>51400070
>What is wrong with you people
You're the one watching faggy wizard movies.

>>51400070
I vaguely remember the controversy about it back then. If I remember right, it's because the super conservative christian churches of the deep south deemed HP books to be promoting of witchcraft/satanism/something along those lines and forbade their children from reading it.

>>51398156
You seem fucking dumb but Luckily for you, you don’t need to imagine anything. It has happened 20 times before in the recent past. And currently in Venezuela like the other anon mentioned.

>>51399349
You bought a nice piece. Those Perth mint bars will sell with the premium no problem. The other anon is a fag. If you’re going to buy gold, don’t cheap out and buy unknown generic bars. Buy coins or from well known mints. Preferably sealed with assay card. You did great. Hope I can get one some day.

opinions? 7.98g of gold, 900 fine

>>51399349
Though I should note that JM has a new one in stock for $1825. So yeah, if you can cancel that order.

>>51398682
Regarding milky coins, or coins with browning or oxidation or whatever; does anybody know if storing coins with that stuff on them with pristine other silver coins in the same tube going to cause spreading of that crap onto the pristine coins?

>>51398442
Nice shiny haul

>>51400227
>milky
doesn't matter with bullion coins,I only get pissed off when my proofs milk, which is almost always when I take them out of the capsule, so it's my own fault

>>51400178
>>51400216
>that other anon is a fag
>proceeds to agree with me and advises him to do the same thing
hmmmm makes you think

If the English Lion and the Goat are the first Tudor beasts that also have tube versions, what happened to the panther? Mostly out of stock or single ones are sold (silver).
Is it not part of the new collection?

>>51400251
>which is almost always when I take them out of the capsule
From what I've read, it's not anything you do - it's part of the manufacturing process, and the spots can appear years later.

>>51399349
>1 oz Asahi Gold Bar .9999 Fine (In Assay)
>$1,781.80
https://bullionexchanges.com/1-oz-asahi-gold-bar-9999-fine-in-assay?utm_source=findbullionprices.com
That is a big difference.

>>51400296
My comment still holds true. And you probably are a fag.

JMB buys out BGASC
https://findbullionprices.com/blog/a-mark-jm-bullion-acquires-bgasc/

>>51400469
Imagine spending $1800 on an oz of gold and buying a shifty asahi round to save $50.

So what is the new survivalist stack? I got 100 oz of silver and a kilo bar. Is that enough?

>>51400478
You really think a bullion dealer is going to pay $170 over spot if he tries to resell the bar?

>>51400510
Private sale bro. What kind of moron sells to a dealer? The market price is $1825 based on JM. I bet you can get an even $1800 for it.

>>51400413
I'm more concerned with tarnish spreading. I remember that anon here who darkened their coins by putting them in a ziploc bag with eggs. Something to do with the sulfur in the eggs causing tarnish. So if there was a slightly tarnished coin in the same tube as pristine coins, I was wondering if the sulfur from the tarnished coin would spread, or would there be no more sulfur left in a form to cause tarnishing on the pristine coins?

>>51400635
>I was wondering if the sulfur from the tarnished coin would spread
Hm. I really don't know, but I'd guess yes, though more slowly and less dramatically..

>>51394382
I am a crypto nerd and a goldbug, it'd called diversifying you absolute nigger

>>51399699
>>51399711
Thanks. Just doubled from buying 10 oz to 20 oz

I hate the antichrist

>>51400766
Recommendations for Hitleric coins? Did they only make some low value silver ones?

>>51394312
Where's all the good deals on Silver ?

>>51400834
yesterday

>>51395474
retard

>>51399850
Noice, how much did you pay?

>>51396334
Right is actually a man lmao

>>51400499
It's a $112 difference

>>51401136
The market price for that bar is $1825. The anon overpaid a little. So the difference is much smaller. Even if it was $112 more expensive, it’s worth it. Buying an asahi gold bar is retarded.

>>51400411
i have no idea, for some reason proof panthers were sold but no bullion version

>>51400720
I'm kind of unsure though, because perhaps all the sulfur has reacted already to make tarnish on the tarnished coin, so there might be no more sulfur left to react with the pristine coins?

It'd be neat if the anon who blackened their coins with eggs would do an experiment of stacking the blacken coin against a pristine coin in a tube for an extended period of time to see if any tarnish spreads, and by how much. That would be the extreme case as their blacken coins would have been exposed to sulfur in excess by a lot, but it would be interesting to see the results.

>>51400499
asahi is based, their stuff looks amazing

>>51401316
my limited mint homer gold coin has a buyback value of 5 dollars over spot, dealers dont give a shit what you paid, even if it was from them. no way they would pay you premium for generic bar

>>51401319
Pondering if it's worth it to start this collection in tubes. But if I end up with 9 beasts it won't be nice. It clearly says on the website the Lion is the first to start this collection.

>>51400501
get 5 10 oz kilo bars, some 5 oz bars and some 1 oz bars/rounds for smaller fractions

>>51400790
well you have .16 ozt 2RM
and .40 ozt 5RM
Got 100 2RM and 14 5RM from neo-Weimar Germany recently for only about $1000 USD. good times

>>51397266
that's roughly what harry looked like in the early book illustrations, it's not supposed to be faithful to the actor's portrayal

its acceptable but not for me.

>>51401473
Story about how you find them? Was one seller sold the whole bunch?

>>51395345
>1. What's your favorite shiny rock?
Uranium
>2. Are you a prepper?
I have lots of secret plans and schematics
>3. Do you have a wine cellar?
It's more like a bomb lab

Not really PMs related, but i thought you frens would like my last acquisition. I paid a pretty penny for it, but i think that's worth it, just for the keks.
It's a royal ordinance by Louis XV (64th french king, was monarch for 72 years, longest reign in France) from 1684.

The title says
>In order to condemn the lowlife girls who'll end up with soldiers in a two miles radius of Versailles, to have their nose and ears cut off

Then, it continue :
>His Majesty have been informed, while the army was stationned here last summer, several low life girls infiltrated the military camp to practice some debauchery with the soldiers.
>That it ended up in fights for the girls between the soldiers, that some were killed over it
>That, even after have been caught several times, even after being admonished by the Executioner of High Justice, some girls still penetrated the camp to do it with the soldiers, over and over again
>In order to prevent any further incursion, the King decided a more considerable punition. He order that all the low life girls being found in the camp, and found in a 2 miles radius with soldiers, to have their nose and ears CUT OFF by the royal Executioner
>And to make sure no one can claim to be ignorant of this ordinance, His Majesty order the present ordinance to be published and displayed in Versailles, and in all the villages around the city.
>t. LOVIS XVth, the 31th October 1684

I wonder if they were already blackpilled about the complete whorism of women even back then?

>>51395345
1. Depends what you mean by favorite. As an investment? I don't really treat PMs as an investment I just like collecting historical coins and have small stacks of all PMs as insurance against black swan-tier financial events. I like the way silver looks so maybe Silver or Uranium.
2. Yes in the sense that I believe a person should have certain basic skills for survival and have used my accrued wealth to make certain doomsday scenario preparations. No in the sense that I fully recognize that these preparations will likely never be necessary and I do it mostly for peace of mind/as a hobby.
3. I don't drink, my father and mother were both vicious alcoholics and honestly there are better mind-altering substances than liquor or wine anyway.

>>51401454
i thought there were going to be 5 tudor and 5 seymour beasts in this series but i could be wrong

>>51401340
No way you can characterize the most generic looking bland round on the market as “amazing”. A St Gaudens is amazing. A Libertad is amazing. An asahi is shit.

>>51401609
Very interesting and amusing acquisition fren, I don't remember where I read it but I recall a reference to the mutilation of whores thanks to that edict. Louis XIV surely must have been based and redpilled.

>>51397295
The colorized silver one is kino

>>51401554
some kraut on eBay. sold all the 2RM in a lot of 100. then saw he had Potsdam 5RM for about 13USD and Hindenburgs for 18USD so I got 7 each

>>51401726
Also, what i find amazing is the same character font used today (even the shitpost we are currently writing), was already used 350 years ago.
Same sluts, same character font... some things never changes it seems lol.

>>51401720
sometimes less is more, i like the crisp look of their stamped bars, and the repeatinf logo on the reverse is awesome. like the asahi generics wayyyyy better than the AH of argo hareus (although it does share initials of our lord and savior) or shit Nadir bars. know what nadir means? the fucking bottom of the barrel. i admit the germania mint bars are grest looking too but i dont prefer the poured look.britannias are better looking by a country mile, but those carry a premium. i wont compare a generic bar to a st gauden coin like you are doing because thst would just be retarded

>>51401850
It’s not even about the design. Asahi gold bars are way less liquid than a Perth mint bar or eagle or almost anything else.

>>51401018
fitty five dollas, I think it was a good deal

>>51398046
Another point could be that the subject for most of us not in the mining industry is rather limited. There's only so much (or little) to know, what should we even keep secret? The 80% of the subject can be told in a couple sentences, the esoteric knowledge of the remaining 20% has usually little to no influence on what we do.

>>51401775
>the same character font used today (even the shitpost we are currently writing), was already used 350 years ago.

*Almoſt* the ſame my fren but yeah it is interesting, and capital Latin letters go back way further which makes numisfagging pretty easy.

>>51401909
you have any evidence at all for this? theyre just as liquid as any other generic bar bullion. are you australian and thst is why you like perth mint? who cares. asahi is well respected refiner and purchased legendary johnson matthey properties. every stacker knows who they are

>>51395120
>/pmg/
The perfect mix of shiny rocks, Japanese cartoons, hating banksters, and good Christian values. Home.

Anybody else plan on going?

Luv me S&W 3rd gen autos
Luv me memecoin silver that arrived today
Simple as

>>51402312
Stackers may know the mint. Doesn’t mean they’ll want it. Anyone will take a Pamp Suisse bar or a Perth mint bar or eagle before they’ll take an asahi round. It’s absolutely ridiculous that you think cheap generic is as desired as more reputable mints. Good luck bro.

>>51402456
nah I don't want to be mugged by niggers this year
thanks though

>>51401473
None of my 2RMs have any green on em, is that normal for some of them?

>>51402668
id take an asahi before an eagle desu, i may be retarded

>>51402757
idk probably the sheeny curse
some lad told me to bathe then in acetone
haven't got arount to it yet

>>51402668
why do you keep calling them rounds? i thought other anon was talking about a gold bar. but anyways, generic is generic. AH , pamp, italpreziosi its all the same. maybe maybe someone might like perth because its from a government , but its still generic non face value that youre not going to get a premium back for, so why pay a premium to get it in the first place? the only non coin bar i would pay a premium for are the britannias because nothing comes close to the art on them

With Sword and Silver

>>51401603
Uncle Ted?

>>51394312
anyone here stack 24k jewelry? There's a place where i live in canada that sells 24k used jewelry for 100$ Canadian per gram

On the one hand its probably stupid to wear that stuff in public but on the other hand i want a couple of items.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCKmceh1YX0

>>51402795
No. Not all generic is the same. That’s why there are different premiums. And you do get most of the premium back in a private sale. It’s better to spend more on a well recognized coin or bar so it’s easier to sell.

>>51402763
based

>>51402815
I like this one, I'd definitely buy. MintAnon, where are you?

What’s a suicide? 100oz?

Does anyone have that Pepe holding a bag of "Silber" coins? I love that meme and didn't save it sadly.

>>51401758
I bid on that. Bastard.

>>51400730
You're not proving him wrong. You'd do that by enjoying your gains peacefully.

>>51402763
You're a based retard.

>>51394312
One of the main reasons I’m buying silver now is that I see the credit cards (at the behest of the government) will start tagging things like gun purchases.
I expect this to go beyond gun purchases.
A lot of gun shops are pawn shops or at least understand what is going on and will exchange silver or guns for guns.

Got my new 12mm Cuban in today. 220 grams

>>51402668
>Be a silver dealer
>Guy comes in with 20 oz in japanese beer rounds
>I don't want silver now because I'm too incompetent to do a ping or acid test
You can make an argument that they might not give you a good price for them but come on man, silver is silver.

>>51400766
Will you said as someone is trying to cut your head off with a rusty full knife.

>>51402964
yeah 100oz of gold

>>51403062
Gonna be a lot of $1200 Shirts being sold with a free gift on gun sites if that's the case.

>>51402862

Here's the thing with 24k jewelry.

The majority of people will have no idea that it's 24k, let alone that you have $3000 worth of gold hanging around your neck.

They'll think it's beautiful but they'll have no real clue why it's more beautiful than other chains.

Unless you are hanging in the hood or third world countries, you are safe hiding in plain sight.

>>51402893
k, well i will spend less and still get a widely recognized reputable refiner's bullion that has a better design, seethe cope dilate

>>51403013
is there a point to capsule the antiqued round?

>>51399200
The obverse is not too busy as is, the problem is that the background is all frosted, while it should be mirror with frosted lines.

>>51402815
haha cum

Get a proper serif font, slab serif on the left isn't that great but it's still leagues better than the sans serif one in the middle

>>51402815
What goes on the back? What is /pmg/'s symbol.

>>51403182
Where is this $1200 figure coming from?

>>51403932
Number I pulled out of my ass. My point is to bypass the flagging by CC companies, the gun sellers will ring up the purchase as something else.

>>51403291
You want to take that risk wearing Jewry. If you’re expecting silver or gold prices to go the way they are this means the economy is totally gone to shit or economic prospects for people have worsened.
You’ll get stabbed or shot by some crack head hoodlum looking to exchange that shiny jewelry for some crack.
Out of site out of mind

>>51403182
Or you can just sell lottery tickets and award winners (100% of the tickets) with random guns.

>>51403987
POS (point of sale machine) would registered anything from the gun store under the label gun.
I couple of hun stores around me are already pawnshops so I imagine ppl will either start bringing in cash or bullion to settle trades.
I was also thinking the push to have cdbc wallets will mean drug cartels will also switch to precious metals. And if you think about it carrying gold or silver is much better than carrying cash

>>51404106
just pay in cash. I'm not gonna buy 9mm ammo with my card
if I do, /k/ will make fun of me for having faggy low cal handguns

>>51402815
The reverse should be that pic of the Wojaks wearing Pepe suits wearing Wojak suits riding on bouncy balls as they ride off to war.

>>51404134
Gotta prepare for all possibilities. I see a future where atms restrict how much cash you can take out. Per week.

>>51404251
That'll be based more on account (aka it'll be another way to fuck with poor people).
No way a bank is going to restrict someone with a 6+ figure account, they'd switch banks.

>>51403872
Make the reverse look like a round buckler.

>>51404284
Also might write something like "the shield against the bank dragons" in Latin on it.

>>51394964
>apmex
>for generics
>didn't even hit free shipping
The other generals are right to laugh at lots of posters here

>>51404251
lol that's already the case with my gay ass bank.
400 per transaction / 1500 per day or someshit
just gotta go in and tell a middle aged woman to give me 10-20k or whatever

>>51403291
>$3000

The curb chain i want is 80 grams and cost $8000 CAD

>>51404022
yeah, in one of sean foo's videos he talks about owning a 100+ gram 24k bracelet and said he never wears it out. Only at family gatherings or sociaizing indoors with close friends.

>>51404251
>>51404410
Aren't the restrictions because of the number of bills they can stuff into a machine? Have you tried going to a second ATM to take out more?

>>51397192
Surplus needs to be produced for people to readily trade their physical assets for money. It's not like the current worth/value of all currencies is going to 1:1 pour into metals. The reduction of the purchasing power of common monies across the globe will destroy wealth, not simply transfer all the current purchasing power to metals.

>>51404318
>>51394964
Fr. Bro coulda bought a 5 ounce bar from literally else.

>>51394964
>Buys five 1 oz bars
>Annoyingly small size for a bar
>Doesn't buy enough to qualify for free shipping
>Buys immediately after a pump instead of waiting for the inevitable crash
Why are Apmexicans like this?

>>51404305
I like this

>>51401609
the MOST based post Ive seen in any /pmg/ thread

>>51404276
They did that to the woman who bought 900k ASE. Took her a few days to wire the money and she had to have her attorney threaten the bank with legal action to get it done.

>>51404888
One has nothing to do with the other.

>>51404744
>>51404284
>>51403872
>>51402960
my laziness knows no bounds

>>51404954
You can put the rivets between the words. then you don't need the inner circle with the rivets.

>>51404970
I'm entirely too lazy for that

>>51404949
Really, how so? Isn't Restriction on your money is bad either way?

>>51404954
The Silber Shield! I'd rather call the banksters snakes than dragons, though. I get the allusion, but it makes them so grandiose

>>51404996
I was replying to "They're going to restrict withdrawals from ATMs to weekly maxes" and I said that wouldn't fly with anyone with a good amount of money.
You bring up some extremely specific instance that any bank would red flag because its an extremely isolated multi-million dollar transaction. How's that have to do with telling Joe Poorfag he can only have $500 a week from the cash machine?

>>51405005
clypeum contra ripa serpentes ?
a shield against the bank of serpents

>>51404954
Very good Anon! I think it would be a great round to have.

>>51405045
Yeah, I could live with that. Add the slashes to /pmg/, make the entire reverse into the shield like the other guy suggested and you'd actually have a pretty nice round.

>>51405030
Because that $500 a week limit is already in some eu countries.

Your right, A $50m specific cherry picked example is extremely rare. But it has occured. Nothing stopping banks from doing similar things to other rich people, we don't hear everything. Similar things have probably happend. They would much prefer you use your unlimited limit black card on a $1m car than withdraw $590k cash for a cash pool party for sluts to play in. All I'm trying to say is, it's unlikely but it's not impossible.

>>51404954
Lazy bones.

>>51400834
Sleepy head, you slept for too long

>>51405136

>>51405136

>>51405136
The centre piece on the reverse is excellent, but the font of the text is shite. While meme images do give me a smile, I kinda despise them on coins. I'm more of a regal design person and I think the obverse would be better if it was regal looking.

Personally I would love to have something like image. These are two different coins, but it would be great if they were opposite sides of the same coin in silver.

>>51405136
Holy shit, fund it.

>>51405475
>the font of the text is shite
No shit. It's off a "make free circles" website.

anyone baking?

>>51406002
you are