/biz/ - Business & Finance

poopy

Keep stacking, fuck banksters.

simple as

Forgive me padre for I have sinned. I just ordered a couple of these silver skulls because I like the way they look and they come in little boxes. This is a terrible investment and is just me buying something because it looks cool and I wanted it.

he protecc

i want a bathtub full of their 1 gm salmon rounds,but every time spot price goes down their ridiculous price of 2 dollars/ gram never changes

Fucking hell, every single 2022 sovereign is sold out at Chards.

>>51536248
meant for
>>51536184


also why do i have to put a captcha in every other post, other boards don't do this

>>51536192
Based APMEX customer

>>51536257
This time next year you'll be able to buy a 2022 Sov for the standard price while the same idiots who are FOMOing into last year Lizzie Sovs are buying up all the Charles III coins.

i don't understand why more people aren't buying gold/silver. the old mantra is BUY LOW, SELL HIGH. we get it, and we know it's difficult because you can't time the market.

but everybody and their mother knows and talks about how "the dollar is strong" everyone is exiting real estate because dollar strong. exiting commodity because dollar strong. exiting other currencies and exiting crypto because dollar strong. exiting all speculative assets because dollar strong.

okay we all know that dollar is strong, so isn't saying "strong" the same as saying that it's "high"? what good is high purchasing power of our strong dollars, if you're not going to do anything with them? why aren't more people spending what is strong (and ultimately worthless) in order to buy cheap worth-while things? why are we the only ones doing this?

>>51536271
>also why do i have to put a captcha in every other post, other boards don't do this
/biz/ has more Pajeets and bots than all the other boards combined.

>>51536061
okay boomers, hand over the shiny rocks!

posts your stacks, no matter how small

My accumulation for the year, I'm very proud of myself. I also acquired a 1oz gold maple but that's not in the photo.

>>51536344
Lots of reasons. The only somewhat logical ones I can think of are expectations of the dollar getting even stronger and the hope of being able to buy real assets later for even fewer dollars.
There's also people's inability to distinguish price from value. People tend to think expensive things must be valuable and cheap things must have less value.
Probably the biggest reason is a lack of general education about the nature of money, currency, finance and investing.

GOLD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sT1_3_010LM

>>51536061
I herd an interview saying Russia has about 3X as much gold reserves in different state accounts off balance shield. Alistair McJoo said so.

>>51536061
Bros, I want your oppinions on the new spanish bullions. See pics related.

1/2

>>51536344
>why are we the only ones doing this?
We're definitely not the only ones, I think the reality is that the vast majority of people don't really think about things or are honest with themselves about what they really want, and just do what they think they're supposed to be doing according to some nebulous societal standards. Go to school, go to college, get a job, meet a girl, get married, buy a house. The societal standard of what people should do with their money is usually put it into a 401k and a mutual fund, buy an expensive house in a suburb and "build equity". Unfortunately the societal standard is also, go into debt for college, go into debt to buy a car, go into debt to fund a wedding, go into debt to buy a house. This locks you into the rat race (need a job to pay off debt) and a certain mentality of thinking, both that it's okay to buy things you can't afford on credit, and not only that but that you SHOULD be buying ludicrously expensive things with ludicrously high loan amounts, because everybody else is doing it and oh wow look at your friends' big houses and expensive cars! If you don't do this you are not living up to society's standards and will be left behind!
This is obviously very good for a very small part of society that is giving out those loans, and horrible for everybody else. It also leads to people thinking of money as an abstract concept, something that you can create more of out of thin air via debt. It places a lot of value on numbers and next to no value on real, physical assets - well, except for houses, but real estate is another giant ponzi scheme in this country, at least it has been for the past 25 years or so. Society wants you to put your money into a 401k because this benefits the elites. You give them your money to play with and make even more money off of. They can't make money off of your physical PMs. They can't make money off land you bought with cash. That's why nobody does it, because THEY don't want people to.

>>51536691
The blurry circle on the right image is actually a quadruple latent image security feature. Pretty neat.

2/2

>>51536061

I just want to hold that gold bar and hug it at night. Why is life so unfair?

>>51536718
did you see my reply in last thread?

>>51536184
>This is a terrible investment and is just me buying something because it looks cool and I wanted it
At least you're willing to admit it.

>>51536691
>>51536718
I like them. Especially the two pillars motif. Not yet a huge fan of the super-realistic animals that seem to be a new trend, but it is growing on me. Between those two, I would get the cat.

>>51536691
Is that a fucking ass with a crown on it

>>51536691
Looks like ass cheeks

>>51536809
How much did that Hamburg 20 Mark set you back?

>>51536446
breddy good stackin fren

>>51536945
i dont remember but i have never bought anything over 5% spot price.
helps being in germany for that coin.

>>51536248
same, those are hilarous. i would love to buy a ton of tiny fractional silver that's not shot. even tenth or quarter ounces would be cool but the premiums are not worth it

>>51536061
Fresh in from France. Frog sent it unprotected in a regular envelope so the corners on both bent.

>>51536995
>helps being in germany for that coin.
I'm sure it does given that ordinary Prussian 20 Marks usually retail for 10% over spot in the US.
Even my holed Hamburg Drei Mark cost me 50% over spot.
If you're really ambitious, you could probably start an online business selling this sort of stuff to US anons while undercutting most US dealers, much like oldsilver.ru before it was killed off by sanctions.

>>51536184
>I wanted it
That's all the reason you need. I got one too, though I discovered when buying it that my state charges tax because it's "art", not bullion.
It didn't even come with a box.

>>51536809
can i see the other side of the 2019 german coin?

i want it bros...
https://www.apmex.com/product/250195/2022-samoa-1-kilo-silver-easter-island-multiple-layer-coin

Which fancs are best francs?
Why do people like helvetias so much?

>>51537343

>>51536184

Ooooooooooo!!!

>>51537334
Were not your "bro" pajeet shitskin.

>>51536442
Cute!

>>51537343
marianne with rooster on the back are objectively the best franc.

>>51537334
but why

I lost my fondle round. I'm going to cry

>>51537290
>It didn't even come with a box.
They sell the boxes by themselves on the website, but I dunno if they're any good.

>>51537334
Not at that price.
Top keks though for the Moai on the right looking like he's sniffing a fart.

>>51537502
of course not, the price is ridiculous, still such a nice 'Multi level' coin

I shoulda bought more XRP at 33c
instead I got scammed into buying another tube of krugs

>>51536086
>>51536167
>>51536192
>>51536691
>>51536718
>>51536809
>>51536943
>>51537202
>>51537361
>>51537502
Invest in Doge TOKENS [DOGET]

>>51537797
I'll pass

>>51537202
damn your coin has been vandalized, i thought about this before, however shipping costs are high to the us, for silver coins it might be doable
I have a lot of imperial and third reich silver coins
>>51537293
ja

>>51537343
1935 LB francs are supposed nazi gold taken from jews before they were sent to camps. Welcome newfren

>>51536691
/ic/ here, that cat looks retarded

>>51537381

>>51536846
Only one. The thread was almost done.
>>51535970

>>51536691
>>51538080
Yeah it’s fugly as hell

>>51536257
those retards are going to be so pissed when the Royal Mint strike a 2023 Lizzie sov because the Charles template aint ready yet
kek

>>51538235
Eh 2023 will be lizzie anyway as a tribute.

It doesnt work in the other direction

>>51538270
reckon we'll get a privy mark?
if so the 2023 could be one to collect

>>51536061
>>51536167
>>51537361
simple as

>>51536446
well done anon!

>>51538235
No, that won't happen. We've got around 100 days till 2023, all that matters is for the strike of bullion coins to happen on the 1st of January 2023, but even then I think Royal Mint could easily give themselves an additional month and continue to strike 2022 bullion coins in the mean time.

anyone have experience talking to apmex customer service? god they are terrible

>>51538498
are they yanks at least? or some outsourced pajeet bullshit?

>>51537202
holed .. damn youre a dummy.
There are smarter ways to verify that its real. Luckily it isnt gold.

>>51536718
>cow benis

>>51538530
only email so im not sure. everthing is just canned responses, feels like im talking to an automated phone tree

>>51536691
I wish the 1/10oz version wasn't $100 over spot. Very retarded premiums and the 1 oz versions aren't much better. I really love the lynx one. I think it's a beautiful design. Anyone who doesn't like kitties is probably a white woman who takes dog dick on the daily.
>>51536809
Absolutely beautiful. Chervonets and a 4 ducat piece. Truly patrician. What is the Arab looking coin beneath it? I like the calligraphy of those ones.

>>51538797
its a persian coin from 1944, here the other side
officially called
1 Pahlavi / 1 Azadi 8,13g 900 fine 7,31gAu
its very close to sovereign in color and size

>>51536691
I want smuggie cat coin!

>>51538498
> - t. Karen

commie gold

>>51538933
>>51538959
beautiful and exotic

>>51538913
>>51538933
>>51538959
Any more unique/rare/unusual precious metal pieces.

>>51538928
>t. apmex employee

Rev up those dicks because I am just getting g started. Have a big delivery on the way too.

>>51537597
I sold most of my XRP stack for 3 kilos when it was .80 cents. Every crypto is a shitcoin, even monero, because it's all beholden to the price of bitcoin.

>>51538913
Thanks fren Very cool coin. I found a version with Ayatolla Ruhollah Khomeini on them, those interest me as well. I very much enjoy autistically reading about random ass coins.

>>51537597
Stop posting about scams in our metals general, there are 50 other threads to talk about your tokens.

>>51539089
plenty but i go to bed now

Gold will last longer than planet Earth.

The fed circus monke is going to say things today and the markets will dump bigly.

>>51539984

Why is the price so much higher than the spot price? omfg. If I buy 100oz I instantly lose $500.

>>51536167
I love these coins

>>51540575
>its an 'anon finds out about premiums' episode

>go to normal PM dealer for regular purchase
>almost every silver coin near spot is out of stock
Something is coming, glad I just stacked another 20 oz. of silver.

>>51540575

>like one of the great unwashed, he still thinks in terms of fait instead of WEIGHT

You are un-evolved.

>>51538933
Anyone else find it ironic that there's communist gold coins? I can't think of anything more capitalist than this social construction.

>>51540874
Pic related (prices in Australian pesos)

>>51537502
Incredible design, really fitting for Rapa Nui, the "navel of the world".

>>51536691
Why does this kot looks like he's judging me right after i spent 2 hours on JAVHD?

>>51537172
Very nice, impressive. I had the chance to meet them irl back in 2018, but i didn't want to bother them asking for a signature. They were shilling their new book at the local mall.
Rest in Peace, big bros. We miss you.

Sorry I'm late. I had to return some videotapes.

>>51541130
The USSR had to use gold to buy wheat from Canada to keep their people from starving because their idiotic state-run farm system was a disaster.

Seems like a scam but I also might buy a few just to see. Below spot ASEs. Thoughts?
https://veldot.com/

>>51536257
I got the last liz sovreign from the mint this evening. Shit was cash.

Central Bank Haul today.. 45 of these .3 oz ASW coins for $6.70 each. Spot + VAT. Only got 2 that looked AU, Im hoping that Au drops to $18 again and this time I will go all out and get me about 200.

https://youtu.be/yjIh9udEBrs
rip whoever was waiting for their USPS package

>>51541174
Not super bad but still above my LCS. Few hrs north of brisvegas, my LCS charges $36 for Roo's / $40 for kooks/koalas/crocs ect. Has been those prices since the start of the year.

>>51541130
Rules for thee, not for me.
Also the commie ideology says that the capitalism is the negation of the feudalism, and the socialism is the negation of the capitalism. According to the commie philosophy, the double negation results in the next level of the original argument, so the socialism is the next level of the feudalusm.

>>51541651
Cool.

>>51541702
I love how communists come out with the biggest bunch of bullshit jargon just to say, we're right and you're wrong. Nothing but hustlers in my book.

>>51541606
Good work boliviabro, are those the only silver coins they have, or do they also carry older issues too? Do they buy them back from citizens at fair prices?

>shipment held up by processing exception
just FUCK my shit up

>>51541879
>exception: Package burned to crisp with driver

I got 300 ounces silver and 30 ounces of gold - am I gonna make it

>>51540780
>>51541097
sorry but this just sounds like cope for why you're ok with getting raped 20% every time you buy something.

>>51541663
These are what I’m stacking though (I literally bought out their entire stock of the OPM 1oz minted bars). Got about 50 of the QLD mint crowns on the way too. Site is bullionmark if you’re interested.

>>51541130
Communists didn't really use Gold coins as it was illegal to own Gold in almost all Communist countries. The only reason the USSR made Gold coins in the first place was to sell to foreign tourists visiting during the 1980 Moscow Olympics.

>>51541593
>I got the last liz sovreign from the mint this evening. Shit was cash.

There are still some left.

>>51541591
does seem like a scam to me, but I guess if you trust your bank ya can always chargeback

>>51541928
Hmm.... yes.

>>51542084
The Mint will keep making Sovs to meet demand until the new dies are ready next year, I don't expect them to truly run out for a while.

>>51542232
We know that, we're talking about sovereigns that are available to buy right now.

>>51536809
I don't post much but had to this time cause that is a sexy gold stack. How many oz's is that?

>>51541970
Thanks for that, I'll look into it. Have you had good experience with that site? I much prefer to pay cash at my LCS, sometimes he gives me a discount or a free roo. Depends on his day.

Holocoinanon I saw your tweet about the user suggested art for a coin I'd buy one. I'm not sure how hard it would be to get a relief that detailed but it looks cool to me.

How do I purchase and store 250lbs of gold?

>>51542684
Coin shops are listed in the opening post. Pick your poison.

>>51541928
>10:1 ratio
Absolutely based

>>51542576
Well they won’t give you free shit but I haven’t had any issues so far.

>>51541928
You don't have enough silver, yet still I must kneel.

Should I invest in a good safe or is a hiding spot good enough. New to stacking

>>51543105
just poop on your stack to deter thieves

>>51543105
Get a decoy safe full of Ali Express German silver and bury your actual stack in the woods.

>>51543113
My poop smells and tastes really good though

>>51543146
My gold must be close to me. I enjoy taking it out and looking at it before I go to bed

>>51543105
I put my PMs in a literal treasure chest next to my desk

>>51543105
If you're genuinely concerned for the security of your home, holding PMs might not be the best option for your sanity.
I like wooden boxes, mostly for rectangular stuff.

>>51536061
i check the homepage of my dealer since 3 months every some days for the prices.
And i noticed that more often cheap 1oz silver coins are sold out. they restock after some days. But still they sold out more often.

somebody noticed same ?

>>51544000
Checked.
Yes, we are winning fellow white fren.

>>51543105
depends of your home chaos level. finding it in a safe spot at my home takes longer than breaking in a cheap safe.

>>51541488
this post went unchecked

>>51541488
Sieg heil
>>51544223

>>51536691
That cat looks like it knows what’s up.

Might get my first silver in the mail today bros. Let's hope it's not plastic

>>51536691
Reverse is nice but the cat looks really stupid

>>51545077
First thing you are going to notice is the weight.

>>51541928
You have enough gold, not enough silver. Get 1000ozt at the least.

>>51541805
they have some commerative coins as well. I have 2 of the Evo Morales coins, just because they are limited to 7000 mintage. Might take them stateside to get them graded and slabbed. They dont buy them back, but the gold buyers pay 90% of spot when you sell them PMs, next trip to the city I will stop by and ask.

https://www.bcb.gob.bo/?q=nfb-monedas-conmemorativas-pla_a

>>51542395
on that photo its about 8.5oz fine gold, but that is very old from my humble beginnings

>>51543105
Put a safe in a good hiding spot

Nigs be like, "just started stacking last week

>>51545362
Post hand

>>51545271
Incod wet rust.

>>51536061
>Russia losing in Ukraine
>China collapsing
>Comex stronger than ever
>YouTubers keep fudding gold and silver
It's over isn't it? The reddit silver squeeze failed. The return to a gold backed currency failed.

so i got my gilded yatsuba, but i also paid for 3 regular yatsuba silver coins and have not received them or gotten any updates

is holocoin anon here? anyone know what the deal is

>>51545724
>all naratives from mainstream media

i bet you hid like a good little bitch from the covid fairy too

I will get a tube of 2oz Tudor Goats, a tube of Krugerlands and maybe a tube of various Britannias.
Is this a good starter hoard? I won't get good prices since I am late for the party as always (£27-32 1oz) but they are profit tax free for UK residents. At least the Britannias.

What will happen war escalates with Russia, will silver or gold do better?

Noticed prices have gone up a little just today

ok but why did gold fall with crypto

>>51546273
So we can buy more, or gold is not a hedge against inflation anymore and demand has really fallen, maybe it just sux.

>>51546273
Asset managers are selling gold to get out of debt, as the interest rates keep going up gold will go down. Even if a company/fund is debt free they can sell the gold and invest the money to buy cheap stocks/assets.

The price to produce an oz of gold is about 800 dollars so there is still a lot of value that gold can fall. Especially as more artisan (smal scale) gold mines are opening in Africa.

>>51538571

I'm hungry for roasted hohols bros, Putin better deliver.

>>51540575
Well then don't buy from a dealer. Get yourself a coomex account and pay for the good delivery bars. Or just buy from another private individual on ebay or craigslist. The dealer provides convenience and security (if they're not a fly-by-night operation) at the expense of premium.

>>51543650
Anybody who lives in a city should be concerned about security. If you have your own land in BFE on 100 acres, maybe you can just leave your stuff in wooden boxes in the open like that.

>>51545362
What's with the Perth Mint and their fucking peeling plastic?
Nigga I just bought a 10g gold ingot from you for $850 ozbux and the plastic's coming off the goddamn packaging.

>>51547322
he won't he's too busy being a sperging pants shitting manlet on Russian TV

>>51547898
Buy this instead, it doesn't need plastic.

If anyone is looking for a patrician sterling handled carving set this one is very nice. 4-piece sets are rare and it seems basically unused and unmonogrammed. Should be at least 80g of sterling, ~100g if the guards are sterling too but I can't tell from the pics. A few anons have expressed interest in a silver carving set before and this one is nice enough to share with frens.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/204093786522

>>51541957
If you're paying 20%+ premium for silver that's your own fault. I can get 1oz. generics for under 15% and 100oz. bars for under 10%.

>>51541879
I've never lost a USPS package but my recent SD Bullion order shipped Fedex and they delivered it to the wrong house. Got camera footage of the van driving past my house 2 minutes after it was reported delivered. They are now 'investigating.'

Have any of you ever looked into buying and selling precious jewellery? I haven’t but it looks profitable, especially antique gold and silver.

If you knew where to buy the markup looks like it would be juicy.

>>51548529
https://youtu.be/CgCjTTYnPKU

>>51548502
Yea in my experience the private couriers are much worse than the postal service. By post, it gets here usually a day or two before the expected date while UPS and FedEx postpone delivery at least once before I get it

>>51547032
This makes me sad

Hi guys, this bracelet is all the precious metal I own.

AIGMI?

>>51548652
Yeah, you'll make it... TO THE FEMA CAMPS

Are these any good? Or should I spend a few $ more for a more recognizable name brand?

>>51548652
You’ll make it to the exact same extent as all the other metal stackers itt, which is to say ngmi.

>>51548892
Post body

Would someone be kind enough to post the screencap involving which president was in office when the fed was established? I always thought it was FDR, but I guess I was wrong and it was Woodrow Wilson?

>>51536691
Interesting, but when you go to sell I get the feeling you'd be offered 5-10% under spot

>>51548529
A few anons do it as a lucrative side-hustle, one buys batches of "scrap" jewelry from a refinery for close to melt then resells on Etsy or eBay. I sell pieces occasionally but mostly hoard the nice jewelry. You can find good deals at estate sales or in batches of jewelry in good shape that are sold as scrap by weight on eBay, old southwestern turquoise jewelry, nice vintage Mexican baubles and pieces from in-vogue designers can fetch worthy premiums. The last piece I sold was a 37g sterling cuff bracelet I got for $2.66 and flipped for $85, before that a 28g Tiffany bangle bracelet for $250. Nothing wrong with selling PMs when the proceeds pay for far more PMs.

>>51546659
Any asset that does not depend for its value on a market being pumped by credit or government subsidy is a hedge against inflation. But remember that the corrupt, manipulated global economy has significant momentum and resources. Even though it is on its death bed, it still has enough life left to kick you in the face good and hard a couple times before it goes. But go it will. There is no disputing this from reason. Saying when is another matter. When it does go, there will be no safer place for you to have your wealth sequestered than precious metals.

Patience is one of the virtues of the stacker.

>>51548870
its ok but please buy kilo bars for silver, the premiums are much lower

>>51536061
1 hour till fed rape jikes

>Gold price when 75 beeps

>Gold price when 100 beeps

>>51549213
I do own close to 1/3 of my wealth in PMs, but it is hard to justify to others on why I do this.

>>51541591
Yeah that site is weird, almost certainly a scam.

>>51549275
>75 beeps
1500

>100 beeps
1488

>>51548502
FedEx heavily uses contractors, for whom over half report working for FedEx is unprofitable for them (gas, van rental, etc.). This creates the following situation:
>person so dumb and talentless that all they can do is work as a delivery person
>dumb people fail to perform simple tasks, like droping something off at the right place
>Bidenomics makes their job borderline unprofitable (can't waste gass looking for anon's unit)
>only way they can make money is to cut corners
>they mark a percentage of their stuff delivered, when it's not, just to save time
>they pocket a percentage of packages cause "fuck whitey he owe me"
>plus all those undelivered packages have to go somewhere
>maybe he makes some money flipping high-value items

Never ever use FedEx if you have a choice. Not all FedEx guys are this bad, but a significant portion are and that makes FedEx inherently risky to use.

>>51549093
Why don’t they just sell the scrap jewelry themselves?

>>51547898
You know it's just a dust jacket, right?
But yeah - PAMP's jackets fit much better.
Unless it's made in India:
>>51473227

>>51538546
>holed .. damn youre a dummy.
>There are smarter ways to verify that its real. Luckily it isnt gold.
Who's the dummy? Obviously this coin was used as a pendant at one time.

>>51549358
Lol anon, how do you remember that post?

>>51549341
I have never had any problems with Fedex, UPS, or the USPS getting PM packages to me. But I live in a very safe, quiet neighborhood.

>>51549437
It was memorable. You mean how'd I find it? Just followed the "Previous Thread" links back. (it was only a few), and fortunately at the top of its thread. I may need to screen cap that one.

Roight.

Just spoken to Chards asking him when silver Britannias will be back in stock. He told me that the Royal Mint has gone completely silent on the matter. He also mentioned that around mid October time is when the Royal Mint starts rolling out their next year coin. With the queen's death I speculate that the Royal Mint has to get royal permission whether to continue minting 2022 coins up to the turn of the new year. We won't know what's going to happen for at least a month, so don't hold out for 1oz silver Britannias anytime soon. Chards also mentioned that the minting of new coins goes from gold to silver, so if King Charles is to be minted from now on, the gold Britannias will come out before the silver Britannias.

>>51549343
>Why don’t they just sell the scrap jewelry themselves?

The refineries? The eBay sellers offloading bulk batches? In both cases it's probably because it's outside the scope of the business and beyond the expertise of the seller. It takes much more time, patience, knowledge and organization to clean up and effectively market individual items and get them delivered versus melting it all down into ingots or dumping a bulk batch online.

>>51548870
Thats a good brand, its on LBMA good delivery list: https://www.lbma.org.uk/good-delivery/silver-current-list#%7B%22search%22%3A%22heraeus%22%7D

Like the other anon said, get kilos.

>>51549341
This:
>>51549449
Almost verbatim. But I rarely use FedEx because free shipping options are almost always USPS.

>>51549341
my FedEx guy was the best, fat little dude that would always call me when I had a package so it wouldn't get stolen, he'd be cranking 80s-90s rock, poor bastard got covid and killed by the hospital

>>51549509
Maybe they'll do a special "Transition of Power" issue.

>>51549581
Charles is officially king and the queen's reign ended with the breaking of the scepter last Monday so the transition of power has already happened.

The premiums for credit purchases is EXPLODING right now.

>>51536809
Stunning. I was a silver bug, but the gold is growing on me. The richness, the way is captures the light and glows ... it awakens something in me every time I see it.
>>51536812
There was a Vietnam anon in /setf/ yesterday. Took him 2 months to save up for a 500g silver (16oz) bar. That really humbled me and helped me re-fortify my savings.
>>51539233
Have any preference for coins v rounds with a mindset of 20-30 years in the future?

>>51549766
This is just speculation but maybe the credit card companies are going to hike their percentage cut, that would be insane

>>51549343
Because it’s time consuming and probably not all that profitable. These anons (like sterlingfag) brag about their “big scores” to make it seem great. But in reality, they probably aren’t even breaking even most of the time.

>>51549633
>breaking of the scepter
Not quite. Lord Chamberlain broke his wand of office over Queen Elizabeth's coffin at St George's Chapel in Windsor.
Dunno what the wand does. Looked like a teacher's blackboard pointer stick.

Is it worth paying extra for 9999 instead of 999?

Everybody ignores me...

>>51549882
That's what I'm talking about, the breaking of the wand is the formal end of the queen's reign.

>>51549527
>poor bastard got covid and killed by the hospital
fuck. thats real shitty.

>>51549892
Why stop at four?
Seriously though... in terms of actual gold content, no. However, there is an almost numismatic mystique that goes with the extra digits, and that means a premium that should transfer to subsequent sales..

>>51549834
Those job lots go for like £100 on eBay for a kilogram of 925 sterling silver. People sell 925 sterling rings, chains and such on depop and Etsy for generally £30-£80 a pop and they sell pretty well by the looks of things.

Am I missing something?

>>51549909
Here's you go...

>>51549909
henlo fren

>>51549909
>Everybody ignores me...

It's gonna be OK bro

>>51549980
>Am I missing something?

You need to be careful and not just take the seller's word that the job lots are sterling, you need to study pics and make sure the items are properly hallmarked if you don't recognize the items from prior experience. It takes time and there is a big difference between an asking price and actually realized sales but there is plenty of profit to be made reselling jewelry purchased cheap, do some research on sold items and the prices different pieces and brands fetch before jumping in head-first. Regarding that particular anon, he's a single-minded midwit bore who can't figure out how to make money off PMs and seethes at superior anons who do, pay no mind to his petty ignorant bitching.

>>51549980
I don’t believe you can buy 30 oz of silver for $115. It’s ridiculous to even suggest it. You wouldn’t even have to sell it as jewelry. You could refine it and make an easy living. If this was accurate, Competition would drive up the price to something that is barely profitable. That’s the way the world works. Refining or reselling sterling isn’t some great kept secret. Everyone knows it and if was profitable, there would be tons of competition.

>>51549980
And now let’s assume you could really buy a kilo lot of sterling jewelry for $115. Even at this ridiculously low cost, add in all the shipping for dozens of pieces, taxes, Etsy/eBay fees, and all your time. You’ll probably lose money even if you could buy a kilo of sterling jewelry that cheap and get pieces that people would actually want to buy.

>>51536061
>Why Gold?
because NOTHING else will give you negative yields over a decade!

>>51549971
I didn't mention this, but I'm buying generic bars, I don't have coins in my cunt.

>>51550287
This is going currently for £22:

https://picclick.co.uk/Vintage-Job-Lot-Sterling-Silver-925-Rings-X12-115532246269.html

These 925 sterling silver rings sell on depop and Etsy for £30-60. I could easily see the plain bands and signet rings selling for those prices a piece. You clean them up a little, take properly modelled photos and market them as vintage pieces and people will buy them.

You buy for 30. You sell 6 of those for 40 each. £210 profit.

>>51550423
So do it. Seems like an easy way to make a nice living let us know how it goes. Again, this isn’t some great kept secret. There are no easy ways in this world to make money except by theft. I bet you don’t break even on reselling that stuff.

>>51550423
There's 3 days left and nearly 30 watchers so it will surely go for more than 22 GBP. You need to study completed and sold items to effectively gauge prices.

>>51550496
You need to get on depop and see how these things sell. The kids are crazy for minimalist silver rings, chains and necklaces, it’s fashionable now.

>>51550510
This. How is this fag claiming this will sell for $20 with 3 days left. Like I said, after shipping fees, taxes, selling fees, time, and hoping people actually buy these shitty rings, you aren’t breaking even.

>>51550061
>>51550252

>>51550381
The USD has given negative yields for ten times that long. And the depreciation is accelerating and will go to zero. Do with that information what you will.

>>51550695
Fuck anon, you are a baller.

>>51550381
Leverage. No matter who you are or how rich you think you are, no one survives 80% losses. An ungodly amount of purchasing power is pent up in toxic paper assets that only hold their value if interest payments can be made and the capital rolled over when it matures. There is no chance in hell these assets can translate into real-world claims on assets and when those losses are actualized everyone will be materially poorer.
PM holders will miss the losses and be able to recapitalize whatever system comes to replace it.

>>51549909
WAGMI fren

>Simple As

damn I totally forgot to get this years Monarch hallow's eve tombstone and now they're sold out. Any of y'all manage to get it?

>>51543146
My first "PM" purchase was a bunch of German silver bars from ebay when I was 20.
Fuck I felt stupid, but just fondling even those fake bars made me crave the real thing.

>>51549803
>Have any preference for coins v rounds with a mindset of 20-30 years in the future?
Gold rounds? I think coins will always out shine them. Or did you mean bullion coins vs old gold coins? That I'm not as sure, I think that the classics (pre 33, old Spanish gold, rare/ realllly old gold in general) will continue to stay pricey and hold premiums into the future but I'm not sure what something like a sovy or 20 francs will do in the future compared to a normal quarter ounce. It's still gold so I imagine they'll still be around as affordable ways to get them. I dunno
As for silver rounds vs coins, unless the rounds are really rare or special like the ones with boobs or saay, 4chan meme rounds, I think that government coins would likely carry they're premium 40 years from now compared to private silver rounds. But even then, I don't even know how much of the premium they'd carry and if it'd make a big difference in the grand scheme of things if we're talking decades into the future. Rounds from the 80s carry a premium so maybe rounds from 2022 will carry one in 30 years.
I guess my preference would be coins because I like them more.
Sorta rambling so I hope this was helpful.

A wild package has arrived..

>>51552069
i want the scottsdale tombstone round. that one is sweet

>>51552069
>bullion coins vs old gold coins
Yes, thanks for reading my mind.
I love the pre-33 and world gold coins, waiting on 3 Napoleon 5 francs as we speak. But I also have a Krugerrand and 1 ounce bars. Premiums are about the same but the Francs and Saint Gaudens just ooze so much more history and desirability, especially as time keeps marching on.
Since they're the same cost though, I figured there had to be a 'gotcha'. I'm aware of the re-strikes which I view as modern bullion lower than Krugs.

Gold

>>51545362
Siam, I presume?
>>51545839
>it's real
>Tucker Carlson actually showed milker porn to tens of millions of people
>>51548892
Shalom.
>>51549213
A wise statement, fren.
>>51549909
When society descends into chaos, tell everyone on your street that you have a lot of food, precious metals, fuel, and weapons stockpiled.
You'll be the talk of the block, I guarantee it.
>>51552090
"Oi, it's fram Token'ouse Yahd!"
Open it already!

>>51552090
>>51552356
Wtf why is it so smol?

>>51552336
I got a lot of respect for artists who include bush

When SHTF noone will want your faggy old coins and people will be distrustful of anything without security features like Britannias and maples. There won't even be machines that can test gold then.

Only 130+ iq stackers will make it. Lead poisoned boomers with eagles are going be shit outta luck

>>51552518
post stack

>>51552469
Gold looks small if you're used to silver, and low weight coins can't really tell you the density as they are too light for an untrained hand to feel it.
(personally mainly collect 1/2 ounce and up for this reason)

>>51552518
You probably have no idea what the cause of shit hitting the fan will actually be. The banks imploding will be because of a shortfall of capital. Gold is tier 1 banking capital. It's the people's exposure to debt/leverage that will determine the how much exposure you have to losses.

>>51552518
Cope and seethe, stacklet.

>>51552518
And this is why I stack coins with security features. Of course, most of the same old retards that don't trust anything without security features will still take Eagles because that's how Boomers work. Everyone else can take the Boofs I bought before wising up.

>>51552518
>When SHTF noone will want your faggy old coins and people will be distrustful of anything without security features

Plz be true, I'd love to trade a few potatoes or doses of antibiotics for faggy old coins that midwits like you won't accept during SHTF.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukFnKCtptX4

>>51552882
HERE WE GO

>>51538235
They’d been planning for Liz’ death for at least 5 years in the UK in other areas. You think someone at Brit-Mint hasn’t said “hey, Queen Liz is orb gonna die soon. Why don’t we can started on a Charlie 3 mold early?”

>>51538959
Can we see the other side? Saudi?

>>51552931

Got my second bar today.
I'm lovin it.

>>51552882
>Gold down .5%
>Silver up .5%

A funny world we live in.

>>51553155
nice choice
you in the UK?
rumour is they're dropping VAT to 10% due to muh cost-of-living crisis.

koban

>>51552503
>bush
think of it as dental floss

>>51552769
frens what gold oz coins have security features? ive mostly been buying old sovereign gold like roosters, ducats etc. only have 1 gold buffalo. i wanna buy more oz coins, which ones have 'security features'?? i'm not really too bothered either way, but it would be good to know.

>>51552356
"Exploding milk porn", ye things got real

>>51553597
britannias are the most secure, then maples. not sure of any others. AGEs apparently have a randomly changing missing reed, which american's hilariously call a security feature.

>>51553446
Germoney. Tax is only paid on the dealer's margin so it's not actually that bad. It was 215€ plus shipping, so 26.87€/oz. Next time I'll get coins they're actually slightly cheaper.

>>51545839
>>51553632
https://youtu.be/fXFsVOtZE6M
"Japanese pornography, exploding milk porn"
Lol, what is exploding milk porn? Did Tucker watch some?

>>51549971
Every time I see the stupid Arial font on that coin I keep having the same kneejerk reaction as when I see a chinese knockoff

>>51552518
>There won't even be machines that can test gold then.
I knew we're on a bad trajectory but to ban sticks that small ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEK2Ab4wxbo
... would not really be something new, but they don't really need a handle to test gold so it's not assault-sticks and pencils, we'll be OK ... r .. right?

>>51550061
>>51550252
>>51551284
>>51552356

>>51553597
>>51553733

>>51536061
>GSR is 1:3.69 in comex/LBMA combined
Wagmi bros.

>>51553597
Brits and leafs are the real options. New Eagles have a missing reed for "security" but I doubt that'll be any good. You can also get bars in assay.

>>51553691
How good is the Krugerrand's security feature? Can this be easily faked?

>>51553972
Better hope your counterparty has a 60x magnifine glass and knows what to look for. The Britannia has the best security features and are easily confirmed by the naked eye.

>>51553597
Most from the UK has hard to create background patterns these days, so you're not limited to the Britannia alone for Royal Mint stuff.
The ping sound is weak on pure gold so such features are convenient for a quick test, for stuff like krugs, kronen, pesos etc. you'd need a real one to compare the sound if we're hit with an EMP killing all electronics ... not aware of tungsten copies that would sound anywhere like the real thing.
I'd just avoid "silent" .999 without security-features like wieners.

>>51553597
>>51553691
Go with Britannias. They have been GOAT since 2021
https://youtu.be/FckzuORs82I?t=36

>>51553733
>Lol, what is exploding milk porn? Did Tucker watch some?
I guess there should be some if you use this tag.
https://e-hentai.org/?f_cats=1017&f_search=female%3A%22huge+breasts%24%22

>>51554136

Coomer kikes want you to masturbate so you stop acquiring PMs.

>>51554801
Mine are still in shipment, it'll be interesting to see if they move to Charles during the series.

>>51553733
The kanji for milk and breasts are the same

>>51554857
they'll have to, there are 10 Tudor Beasts, and only 2 (well, 3, no one knows wtf is going on with the bullion Seymour Panther) have been released so far, roughly 1 every 6 months.

>>51536718
I like this one.

>>51554901
2/2
in regards to the Seymour Panther bullion (they've released the proof already), the Royal Mint has permission to strike it, so I guess they must be having issues with tooling.
picrel

>>51536809
nice stack, nigger.

OK CHUDS I GIVE IN

I bought a kilo of gold in fractional bars.

now what? Do I just bury it in my underground bunker and forget about it until society collapses?

>>51555045
cringe

>>51553482
>Meowth's hood ornament
Unf, I want one.
>>51553632
Sometimes I swear we've crossed into another world.
>>51553733
LMFAO holy shit

>>51541928
>I have 30 oz of gold
>am I gonna make?

>>51555056
?????

>>51543650
nice stack, nigger.

>>51548652
You can bribe your way past one check point at least. Better than most.

>>51555060
koban are very expensive and different time periods had different purities so know what you're getting before buying

WOOOOOOOOOOO

>>51555300
looks like i can afford a latina whore tonight instead of an african
life is good

>>51555300
i play an autistic game of always trying to get the lowest price on bullion im a fucking idiot i swear. i know price doesnt matter but holy shit

Eglin AFB neo-nazis have been hard at work
Fondlebois think theyve won, only in their mind
Meanwhile /pmg/ oldfags hold bayhorse and are the real winners
When silver goes to $50 bayhorse goes to $1000/share
The chainlink of /pmg/

>>51555621
>stinky linkies

Whoops too soon.

>>51555045
Pics or it didn't happen.

>>51539089
Nothing about this is rare, its literally a trade guinea. The same weight as a european sov.

/smg/ losing their minds lmao

>>51553972
No gold coin is easily faked because the only material that matches gold's high density is tungsten and you can"t stamp a design into tungsten because it is too fucking hard. It is also dark grey, extremely stiff, and has a different electromagnetic signature than gold.

If somebody knows of an actual passable fake gold coin, I would like to see it. And I don't mean Chinese brass or plated steel because they will not pass even the simplest of tests.

I also don't mean fake in the numismatic sense. I mean a coin being sold as gold that is not in fact gold.

>>51555713
Thank God, I haven't finished accumulating silver and gold yet.

>>51552336
Love sovs but they look like copper there. I think Maples and Britannias are the best gold coins.

>>51555045
Bury it up your ass. I'm sure it has been dilated sufficiently.

>>51556039
>/smg/ losing their minds lmao
Yeah...
I came back because the only portion of my portfolio are the PMs I hold.
t. stock bagholder...

This:
>>51556130
>Thank God, I haven't finished accumulating silver and gold yet.
Still enjoying the ride and comfort of life. Hard times don't sound like fun, but I'll be prepared.

>>51555833
>>51556131
ok i guess ill sell it back

>>51556156
welcome back to the chill zone fren, we don't do numbers here

>>51556156
Is it a good time to get in now? It can't get any lower right?

>>51556186
Thanks, I was wrong to ever leave this place.
>we don't do numbers here
That's the comfiest part.
>>51556187
>It can't get any lower right?
Famous last words, anon. The tits are going up, as we speak.

Ordered 17 oz silver when it was under $18. Opened shorts on DIS and QQQ this week. I'm feeling good bros

>>51556187
The stock market? Why wouldn't it go lower? The market was overbought before the pandemic and since then we have just seen more passive inflows, company buybacks, and deluded normies buying in. Just check the warren buffet indicator

>>51555242
Thanks for the info, fren.

>>51556378
>Opened shorts on DIS and QQQ this week
You what? Sorry I don't speak stock market.

>>51556472
I bet that Disney and the Nasdaq 100 would go down in price and they have. I will use this money to buy bullion.

>>51556087
Yeah but you can't expect plebs to know that, especially if the internet is down. Only Chads with silver and gold Britannias and Maples will inherit the earth.


Jesus guys, we've got unprecedented civil unrest and war in Europe that very may well go nuclear. You need to start using your heads.

>>51556515
You will also pay cap gains tax on your profit, sales tax on your bullion, and more cap gains on your profit from the bullion

>>51556650
>sales tax on your bullion
What shithole do you live in?

>>51556650
>sales tax
>bullion
What cucked state do you live in bro?

niggers

>>51556906
wtf that's awful.

>>51552296
>Premiums are about the same but the Francs and Saint Gaudens just ooze so much more history and desirability, especially as time keeps marching on.
>I figured there had to be a 'gotcha'.
Mainly the closest things to a gotcha is that
A) the older coins are faked more and are easier to fake
B) they don't have precise weight and purity info on them (with the exception of a lot of old Latin American circulation coinage, which usually does)
C) they're never 999 fine gold
D) more people care about AGEs, Buffalos. But those boomers usually care a lot about pre 33 too so there's not much of a catch with pre 33 other than risk of fakes.
I do agree that they have more history and usually the designs have more sovl as well. Most of my stack, even though it is small, is older gold. I just like it way more than bullion.
Although I would like to get some more bullion so I won't be as attached to it of I have to sell. I could never part with my injun here but a regular old quarter ounce piece would be easier to sell if need be. Not that I plan on selling but you never know. Shit happens.

>>51552181
Yeah they look very fun to fondle with all the little indents

Aaaaaahhhhhh! Where's my cheap gold?!! Bad fed monke!

>>51556954
you've had the past 3 months to buy cheapies
we can't wait for you forever you know, shit or get off the pot

>>51556650
I will?? Methinks not

>>51556934
Thanks, anon. That's where my head is at. Beautiful indian, that may be my next pick up.

>>51556392
Nothing but debt and the Plunge Protection Team holding it up now.

>>51556648
People learn fast when they must. And if you Isaac Newton the fakers when you catch them, market will stabilize in no time.

>>51556998
I already bought at 1666 spot. I'm waiting for the monke to go full Leeroy Jenkins and then I'll back up the truck.

>>51557093
>Beautiful indian
It's my favorite coin I think. I like it even more than the Saint Gaudens. You gonna get a quarter eagle or a half eagle?

>>51557283
>Isaac Newton the fakers
Eh?

Finally got my first coin ever (gold brit) from APMEX, aaand it's all scuffed up, like it's been scratched by a cat

I'm very sad

NEW THREAD

>>51557844

>>51557488
I'm getting tired of the smaller stuff, thinking it's time to go big or go home. Gotta save up a few paychecks though after getting the Francs that are being processed

>>51557872
So a half eagle then? I think those are the better buy as far as premiums are concerned. Quarter eagles are double the price of spot roughly while half eagles are like $200ish above spot
Nice stack btw

>>51557787
It was the death penalty for counterfeit coiners in when Newton was in charge of the mint.

>>51558120
Oof! If that were the case in Chine, they'd decimate the population.