/biz/ - Business & Finance

fill the tubes with gold and silver and fuck jannies

Fuck jannies
Buy boomer rocks

Alan Greenspan poster - what do you think will happen to bank deposits of USD when the bond market breaks? Interested in your analysis.

simple as

keep on stackin

>>51701933
>fuck jannies

Checked and based.

Old pic but I don't feel like taking a new one

Free PMs best PMs

So, what's the guesstimate date for King Charles III 1oz silver Britannias? I think mid November they will be available in coin shops.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>51701889
Any info on the Megumin coin?

monument is out of canadian silver dollars and they have been for a while. anyone think theyll ever get more in?

>>51702189
>crypto nerds will seethe

Gotta love how crypto nerds are such weakling cucks that they can get bankrupted by a single faggy toy.

Our time is drawing closer

>>51702115
hey, thanks anon!
I've been looking for that!
/*holds out hand*/

>>51702789
>/*holds out hand*/

Finders keepers my acquisitive negro friend

>>51701985
It ultimately depends on the actions of the banking system. Saving the dollar means a deflationary depression and complete collapse of everything including imports, jobs, taxes, welfare, insurance etc. This is a terrifying prospect. I think the banks will ultimately try to slow-roll inflation to keep things going and hopefully ease us into the pain. I think the chance of banks freezing up and shutting down temporarily is a given. I think we'll all get our cash but the purchasing power of it is likely to be nil. The system is effectively dead, and the dollar ultimately needs to be replaced. I think all countries want the dollar replaced as well and are actively looking for work-arounds to dollar hegemony. This is on no certain timeline, as well. It could carry on like this for years if we have cooperation of foreign nations. But it could also collapse quite suddenly if someone big runs for the door. I am extremely pessimistic, and I don't use the terms "ponzi scheme" lightly. All of the problems characterized by current events are summed up succinctly as thus: Shortfall of capital. We have replaced real capita. & savings with leverage and liquidity. The only play is to buy up real assets, real businesses and own plenty of guns and food while we wait for the inevitable. Sounds spooky, and it is. Most normies will have their necks snapped from the whiplash caused by their normalcy bias. Simply buying a house and earning a small fortune is impossible without leverage. Simply owning stocks that procure you a living wage doing nothing is impossible without an insane influx of cheap labor and resources. Without savings, and so little reinvestment in our manufacturing and infrastructure, we are all collectively going to be tightening our belts. No magic central bank dollar tricks will be bailing us out this time.

>>51702581
shining yellow light on cheap silver coins to make it look golden is not cool Bruder.

>>51702855
shining blue light on them is kino tho

>>51702851
Is the dollar milkshake killing USD worse for America than hyperinflation?

>>51702855
>shining yellow light on cheap silver coins to make it look golden is not cool Bruder

What about shining white light on cheap gold coins to make them look silvery? Looking forward to getting some more made from my cheapie gold scrap.

>>51702073
Fuck it, I got a shipment today and needed to reorganize. This is what 100+ lbs of silber looks like

Who here stackin' madchad quicksilver in addition to the regular stuff?

>>51702939
It is causing havoc in the global markets and no one is happy about it. Eventually the system is going to break as the currencies will not be kept in the trading ranges like they are meant to. Foreign nations will be forced to bite the bullet and find a replacement at some point, as they can't keep destroying themselves to secure the dollars necessary to buy/sell on the global market. This could be very bad for us because it means at some point we won't be able to run trade deficits to pay for our imports. Foreign nations may refuse dollars and demand our production/exportable food and industrial goods, farm equipment, machinary etc. We currently run a $700BN trade deficit annually and that is paid for with bonds/dollars. If we lose those goods, our own domestic supply of cheap consumables will cost a fuckton more than we are used to. It will be catastrophically damage our own economy as many business models depend on cheap imports, and all of those jobs, taxes, etc will be failing at the margin.
What we are seeing here is the upward slope of the exponential function as it runs away. The global credit market is in chaos and without central banks buying up toxic paper no one wants the whole leveraged game could come tumbling down. There is no moment where we will "catch our breath" and get another few years of calm. This is it. This is the storm. The world has made it clear that they are moving away from the U.S. in a big way. And all of the leveraged benefits Americans have enjoyed will be disappearing as things eventually normalize.
My grandparents used to only eat out like once every 4 months. Grandparents used to wash their aluminum foil. My parents first house was purchased at 14% interest. No one alive, not even the boomers intimately know what a normal economy looks like. And to top it off, most Americans are broke. Hyperinflation appears to be all but a certainty at some point down the line.

>>51703346
DXY is getting raped today, and the nasdaq

>>51703197
Not including the junk, about 1060 ounces of silber im seeing?

>>51703366
These major moves are caused by central bank intervention. The 10 year yield was about to break through 4% two days ago until they resumed buying. Without the Fed, this shit crumbles as no one is big enough to absorb all of this toxic paper hemorrhaging value while inflation rages.

>>51703420
>The 10 year yield was about to break through 4% two days ago

I saw it hit 4.00%, did that trigger some fed buying algos?

>>51703346
>burgers tried to laugh at europe for current dilemma
>will get the shortest end of the stick once USD collapses
Based

>>51702956
From the skin tone, I'd say this image has a strong blue bias.
Unless of course, pic related.

>>51702073
You will wear out your mag springs if you dont leave 3 or 4 empty slots in each if you intend to leave them for over a year like that

>>51702846
Whoa, ancient blowjobs...

It'll work out. PM's will make us rich. WAGMI.

What are the best online bullion dealers in leafland?

>>51702855
Not my heckin’ white balancerino

>>51703523
The bond market is not supposed to be moving that dramatically. They had no choice but to step in.
This is like teaching a young child to ride a bike, where the second you take your hands off the bars the kid just tips over. That is the state of the debt market around the globe. Last time I checked it was over $125TN in size.
All of this debt has to be paid back or eaten as losses. And this debt is tucked away and hidden all throughout our economy and we are all exposed to it. Insurance, real estate, pensions, the stock market, Social Security, health care, imports, energy, jobs, taxes, government spending. All of it. everything. If you think you are owed something, prepare to get nothing as a worst case scenario. The paper claims are impossible to be covered with real world goods and services. Hence why you keep your wealth stored in real value under your mattress and you nail your furniture to the ground. Probably twenty different people think they own your kitchen table, and EVERYONE is going to be looking around for the fuck who robbed them of their comfy lifestyle. You'll be lucky to find your retired mother a part time job at Wal Mart when shit hits the fan. You won't even have McDonalds as a backstop to give you a job if you are in need. Everyone will be out of work when the service economy stalls out from no more cheap imports.

>>51703636
Fuddlore. It doesnt

>>51703745
Ive tested it on several occasions and found it to be true.

>>51703729
As alarmist as this sounds, think about the reality of an economy doing nothing but consuming and never reinvesting into itself. It is as dire of a situation as being on a desert island and partying away while your stores of food and water dwindle down to nothing. We are going to be rebuilding from scratch and that rebuilding process is going to be a function of savings, production, farming and mining and exporting. The leveraged games were nothing more than the facilitator of profiting from financing consumption - made possible only by the world's demand for dollars and the world literally reinvesting their dollars back into our domestic economy to spend. All we have to show for it is a mountain of debt. We do not have infrastructure projects, warehouses, manufacturing plants, boundless high paying jobs. We all bought overpriced cars and houses, fast food, craft beer, enterntainment, movies. None of it will help us one bit in the future as all of our supposed wealth was subsidized by the third world. And we are still very much dependent on them to cover the shortfalls in our own economy, despite being one of the largest in the world. The service economy has plenty of room to collapse.

Can someone confirm with me the taxation rules for gold in the usa? I know you can't buy more than 10 grand a day without it being reported to the irs, but apparently there's no need to report sales to the IRS if you are selling American eagles and a couple others?
Will most gold buyers keep paper in case they get audited? Is the true way to avoid IRS simply to sell the individuals person to person?

>>51703885
We here at /PMG/ always pay our taxes

>>51703921
Shit the fuck up in not a feddie i hate this meme. I'm asking for legal advice. Hell they spell it out on jmbullion, but i just wanted to confirm the LEGAL RULES

>>51703978
You're no fun.

>>51703641
>Whoa, ancient blowjobs...

Back in the good 'ole days you could get a proper lay with a nubile Circassian slave girl for just 1/2 of a denarius, a whole merc for a measly BJ is WAY too much.

>>51703729
>The bond market is not supposed to be moving that dramatically. They had no choice but to step in.

Yeah it's been quite astonishing, we're living in historic times. I wish I could sufficiently understand and reliably predict how it will unfold but I often just get dazzled by the fundamental fakeness of the whole system.

>You won't even have McDonalds as a backstop to give you a job if you are in need. Everyone will be out of work when the service economy stalls out from no more cheap imports.

I appreciate your analysis and perspective greenspanbro, all I feel comfortable doing is trusting my gut and accumulating food, tools, supplies and PMs. I'm good at gardening and foraging but have no idea how bad it will get for the average person and what kind of risk they'll pose to my family, I have the means but don't want to put in the situation of having to use lethal force in our defense, I hope it doesn't get that bad.

>>51704100
>I appreciate your analysis and perspective greenspanbro, all I feel comfortable doing is trusting my gut and accumulating food, tools, supplies and PMs. I'm good at gardening and foraging but have no idea how bad it will get for the average person and what kind of risk they'll pose to my family, I have the means but don't want to put in the situation of having to use lethal force in our defense, I hope it doesn't get that bad.
Much like the Great Depression, not every area will be hit the same. A location in the Midwest, near plenty of food, lots of industry, international corporations etc will do far better than a city like Pheonix, AZ that is in a desert propped up by a property bubble. Make sense? Remember that America is still an economic powerhouse and we will all survive this,but not every region is the same. Just like every job is not productive. You should be able to gauge these things beforehand and determine how much pain you may/may not endure.

>>51703372
A little bit off, remember that 1 pound is 15 troy ounces

>>51702851
>>51703346
>>51703420
>>51703729
>>51703873
This is a great explanation. It brings home the absolute direness of our situation and the inevitability of collapse.

I've just started building my silver stack since last week, I have one of these on the way, what do you guys think?
Might be worth abit more when im an old cunt

>>51704047
Neat, I never knew the form 8300 wasn't filed with checks/ach/wires/etc. I just took the lesson to be 'never buy more than 10k at once'

>>51704189
Thanks friend, I think my area will be OK in a greater depression but refugees from big cities may complicate things. What preparations and precautions are you personally taking to get positioned for what you see coming?

Has anyone see the new wyoming goldbacks? They look pretty good to me I think I'm going to order some today. Gonna order the NV 50 too

>>51704418
This question kinda glows but, As long as you ain't in a city or apt bulding you should be pretty ok. Water food ammo and guns should be up there with PM's. Gas like propane butane MAPP, Lighters, water filtation/purification, sugar, honey, chickens, seeds. I could go on and on fren lol

>>51704510
Anon if you end up needing water purification im pretty sure things are not pretty okay lmao

Not even saying it isn't worth considering but unless you live in SoCal or fucking Vegas or some ridiculous shit I doubt you will need to handle your own water.

>>51704570
>Anon if you end up needing water purification im pretty sure things are not pretty okay lmao
Is that not the point of having it then? Better safe than sorry. Assuming all water is safe enough is a real good way to have no more way togo.
Remember 1 dead thing upstream/floating in a pond= no good water.

I'm itching to buy my first ounce of gold. It seems like it's going go lower. Thoughts?

>>51703346
>There is no moment where we will "catch our breath" and get another few years of calm. This is it. This is the storm.
i am ready

>>51704305
>A little bit off, remember that 1 pound is 15 troy ounces
One pound avdp is about 15 ozt. More accurately, 14.5833 ozt (= 453.5924 grams).
One pound troy is 12 ozt (= 340.19424 grams)
Anon didn't specify troy or avdp pounds, so... ??

>>51704836
I always just assumed troy was the standard here

Thinking about buying 1/4 ozt of gold
should I go for it or save up another month for a full ozt?

>>51704936
or should I get another germania kilo
hmmmm

>>51704936
Do you have anyother gold or PM's? I always say start with fractional then start going into bigger bars

>>51704978
Germanias are real nice. I'd either get that or the full ounce myself

>>51705000
I have 1 ozt of gold and ~250 ozt of silver

>>51705018
Do whatever makes you happiest fren!

>>51704936
>save up another month
What month would that be?

>>51705057
I'm planning on saving Dec, what about you?

>>51703197
I hope Apmex didn't gouge you too much on that whole stack.

>>51703636
>doesn't understand potential energy
NGMI

>>51704353
Should I cancel this shit then

>When the currency crisis happens, silver will become unobtanium

>>51703873
And all derived from the fundamental lie of Keynesianism, that consumption leads production.

>>51703636
>>51705096

Dude my dad and I just found one of his old boxes from OCS in like fuckin 86 2 of the 4 mags we found had 30 rounds jammed in there and still cycle perfectly. This shit hasn't been touched since then. It will be fine. I rotate mags every 6 months zero issues.

>>51703978
Asking for legal advice? HERE????

>>51705111
I also noticed that all 90% roosevelt and mercury dimes have become harder to come across.
All I can find are 90% Quarters now.

I got some 1oz gold Britannias today, only ones available were in Royal Mint blister packs. Does anyone know if the plastic can cause surface damage to the coin over a long period of storage?

>>51705217
nah you'll be fine, gold is pretty inert, it takes some strong acids to mess with it

>>51703636
You need an education on the importance of springs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=le2eB2xtvBQ

>>51705111
The spread on check vs credit card purchases has been widening. Someone is making sure the tamper down on leveraged purchases of PMs, be it the dealer or the banks demanding higher fees. But yes, it does appear that the supply of metals is tightening again. Not quite like 2021 where dealers were shutting down over the weekends etc. But the physical market is definitely telling us that it can't handle prices going much lower.

>>51703885
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFb-HSZIYfk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5autiegSCDQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMv24lDQD8U
This covers most of it, assuming you're a burger. Watching them on 1.5x speed makes it more bearable.

>>51705333
Checked trips of truth. We can't forget we are also mining silver at a deficit. More is used up yearly than we mine. In my opinion I see the GSR getting even closer than the old historic values.

>>51705175
Same, I've been getting more and more quarters and less and less dimes and halfs when I swing by local shops

>>51705108
no fren a 10 oz coin is kino

>>51703197
nice stack, nigger.

>>51705175
for me, it's half dollars.
>chunky, but not cumbersome
>lower premiums than peace/morgans
>most detailed barber liberty sculpt
>GOAT walking liberty design with lovely fluffy eagle reverse
>Chris-chan looking goofball that was based
>most based US president since Teddy for 1964, also a sexy mofo

>>51705764
Extremely based post

>>51705263
Cheers anon.

>>51705764
Half dollar love!

>>51705764
luv franklins

Alright lads, it is decided
I'm gonna save up for another 1ozt gold krug

>>51701889
>Moscow World Standard
oh no central bank IMF bros, we got too cocky!

>>51705888
Checked, You gotta! We have been getting trips all day so far! Good comfy thread, I just sent the order for the Wyoming gold back set and the NV 50 to complete that one. I got 1500 more to spend on metals. If I can't find anything local what should I am for online? I kinda really want a stack of little bars but well see.

APMEX is doing a $99 premium flash sale on Platinum Eagles. I assume this means they expect prices to move lower?

>>51704353
Nice anon. I got a tube of 2oz in same design. Might gain a bit of a price premium in the future with having Lizzie on obverse and dated 2023.

How much should I pay for a graded Peace dollar in MS65?

>>51704892
>troy was the standard
Ounces are indeed the standard fro ounces. Pounds though... so rarely referenced, could be either. Pounds avpd is the norm for base metals.

>>51704353
nice, got mine in recently.

>>51706665
I count my stack by troy oz and lbs, avpd is for everything else imo.

>>51705151
Meh. Wears out shitty plastic PMAGs and shotgun springs.

It depends a lot on the engineering and materials of the springs and magazines. But if you compress it just to the edge of its linear elastic threshhold, and leave it for months, you will see degradation in the spring

>>51706814
>But if you compress it just to the edge of its linear elastic threshhold, and leave it for months
So not unlike the mags that had 30 rounds in them since the 80s?

>>51705324
I have an education in materials science and physics. I actually do know what im talking about.

If the spring is fully compressed and its not perfectly made or engineered, leaving such a compression for months will in fact degrade the spring because it is compressed (bent) beyond the linear elastic threshold of the material at least somewhere along the length of the spring.

How does this make you feel poorfags?
Hours of work needed for a wageslave to by an ounce of gold.

>>51706854
Those mags may have been particularly well made or had particularly good springs.

>>51706947
Does this mean that gold is overvalued?

>>51706956
Fair, I'm not by any means saying it should be anyones standard practice. More so some shit is just built different lol

>>51702476
>that screencap
Well that gave me a fairly good kek indeed

>>51706947
takes me around 65 at today's prices
that's why I buy sovs instead :)

>>51707031
it could also mean that labour is undervalued
see real wage developments in the last 2 decades

>>51707078
It takes me around 77 hours using my net salary to get a physical ounce and I work in London as a professional. Sovs eventually add up to ounces at higher premiums.
>>51707148
As our nations continue to be flooded with non-whites, they drive down wages and drive up the cost of living. This causes overpopulation fighting for limited resources. Diversity is worse than communism.

Should I buy?

>>51707277
yes, also pay with paypal like the good goy you are

in stock lads....

>>51704453
Wyoming gold notes have a star of david on the $50. Because the gold backs are a scam. I have about 300 of the $1 notes in 100 bands. Looks cool AF but not worth the mark up.

>>51706863
Watch the video and lighten up.

>>51702010
Dragon Posting!

>>51706765
With a few extra zeros in worth on the end
Beautiful

>>51707655
I was going to collect them all, but I don’t think I’m buying the Wyoming set or any more after that. They’re cool and I love the art, but $300+ is a lot for something that will have little to no resale value in the future. They won’t have collector status and they won’t be very rare or in high demand. They don’t have much going for them. You’ll be lucky to get 50% spot for them in 10 or 20 years or whenever.

>>51701889
Just picked up another ~30 ozt of Argentum this afternoon.

When?

Half my to-be-refined pile

Recently received this St. Helena Pegasus.
Is it just my perception, or do you guys think the horse looks derpy?

>>51708589
looks a bit /mlp/ fanart-ish
still a nice coin

>>51706947
>>51707031
Gold was "undervalued" pre 1971 which is why the system broke and the gold standard was forced to be abandoned.

Gold then skyrocketed under the free market, after which the market was locked down in an attempt to ensure that gold's soaring value didn't demoralize fiat users.

In modern history gold only had a true free market for a short time after 1971.

>>51703978
>thats exactly what a glowie would say
kek
its all just for the bantz fren

I only buy Asahi silver.

>>51709014
based anime figurine + asahi enjoyer

>>51709014
>GnP
>guns
>PMs
checkin all the boxes /k/ommando

>Last I checked silver prices were near $28 with premiums pushing it to $30-$32
>Check prices today
>Oh sweet Silver is less than $20
>Price in cart is $28 and more with check so it's nearing $30 anyway
These premiums are getting fucking stupid. Why push the price down so hard if it ends up being the same cost anyway.

>>51709014
Asahi silver is really the best looking. Sadly it's not available around here.

>>51709014
I only buy krugerrands

>>51701889
Afternoon all how are things?
Ran out of water while following up on a lead to some forgotten gold. This fall weather is amazing, but we really need some rain here.

>>51707655
So not unlike morgans or other old US coins?
I got the set cause I like them, they are by no means the majority of my stack

>>51707811
Ill let you know when I start to care

>watching local estate sales
>"Goldberg Presents..."
>"Moving sale for a doctor and his family that are downsizing"
>one day sale
>see this photo

They've gotta be fakes, right? Who moves and doesn't take a handful of coins with them? Is it even worth checking out? I feel like they're fakes or will be priced way too high.

>>51709349
Hows the hunt for that gold? Find much this season? We have been getting dumped on but I haven't had the chance to get out much it sucks hard lol

>>51709462
its been a fantastic season, not just for gold either. I knocked a bunch of territory off my to do list for exploring and got gold at the same time. Its looking like the warm weathers going to be sticking around til late october though, which honestly sucks because i wont have any water to do any real hand mining. Oh well cant complain too much!

>>51709014
Yukari anon is back!

>>51704329
Could you screen cap it all please? I'm on the road.

>>51709505
I got hit by a car lol, so i've been locked away on bed rest. Just got the clear to do shit, Hopefully next week I can get out and dig that hole i started lol.

Just save some stuff up for the winter, or what you bring back to process further has to be run 1st? Lugging buckets of dirt is bitch lol

>>51709014
Where can I buy asahi rounds in Europe?

>>51709554
Sorry to hear that bud!
I ve already got about 12 buckets of concentrates to play with this winter, and another giant tub of magnetite i am going to use as ballast in my truck bed too. Hopefully its not as brutal of a winter as were expecting.

>be me
>start buying shiny rocks 20/21
>no idea what pre-covid stock levels were like
Have any Ausfrens regularly buy from Perth Mint pre-covid? Pic rel with 1/14 Au products available for sale is pretty consistent across the last 2 years. Did it used to be better?

>>51709619
>Au
>Ag
fuck

>>51709335
Based, krugs have a classic design, and imo the consistently best feel to them. Something about how they're minted sets them apart.

>>51709577
checked
In the end I made out pretty ok. Could should have been better but that's life. Cause they were from another state it would go to federal court and I really didn't want to deal with that lol
Its against the rules but I think I'm going to take a few buckets out with me before the frost hits. Just give me some more to do in the winter. The last hole we were digging had nice little flakes just a few shovels down. There is a bedrock ridge on the bank calling to me lol. You can see where it goes down into the creek.

Royal Mint just released the new Charles portrait

>>51709839
Beautiful. Charles Sovereign when

>>51709775
i was on to some large angular flake gold this afternoon, but as you can see in the pic above, my water was super limited. I ran out around 45 minutes into running material, i ll have to try again on this spot in the late fall when things are starting to freeze.

>>51709900
I presume 2023?
Bet scalpers drive the fucking price up for first few months.

>>51709923
I'm hoping with the hurricanes going on it might give us a few more real good rains before but we are already dipping into the 40s at night up here. Are you bringing your own water in or building a little reservoir to pull from?

>>51709441
Might be legit, anon. Those coins (if real, and they look real to me on my phone) are probably older than the current owners. People die and leave valuables to their heirs, but sometimes their heirs don't know what they have and dump it with all the other stuff they have no use for. Not sure, but I think some other anon's on here said that estate sales sometimes had bargains. Just depends on who shows up to bid, I imagine.

>>51709949
i was using existing rain water in an old mined out trench above (fun fact 30 ounces came out of that spot 10 years ago!). I was hoping i could get away with reusing the same water over and over again but it must be draining down a bedrock crack or something.
It hasnt really rained properly here in 4 weeks, everything has dried up and its making my wanderings difficult. I cant pan without water!

>>51709973
They don't. I live up in a "retirement" community, the average age is like 56 or something. Kids fly in all the time and have no clue what they are selling. Just trying to clear shit out and sell/move into the house.

>>51710002
Fuck that sucks man, could you hump a big barrel out there like a big empty drum or would that not totally be worth it?
Its really been a weird year, we got almost 3x the normal amount of rain in just 2 months

>>51709973
I must confess I've never held a gold coin before so I'm worried I won't know how to tell if it's real or not. Can't I try a magnet and "pinging" two together to see how it sounds?

>>51709441
When you play in the pit of vipers, trying to profit off of others ignorance, don't be surprised when you get bit by a snake.

>>51709519
There's two of us.
But I have to be honest, I was inspired to get a Yukari figure after I saw some anon on /k/ posting one with guns, that was several years ago. I've been posting on /pmg/ with Yukari since early 2020, right around before the coof started.
I don't take as good of photos as this Yukari anon.>>51709014
and my Yukari's uniform is dirtier

>>51710397
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DCFCISG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Cheap way of validating 1oz gold bullion coins. Wouldn't work for pre-33, of which I own none.

>>51709441
The real question is how much do they want for them? Scammers will likely lowball the price to try and make people jump quick on it and not think too hard.

>>51709014
absolutely based

>>51710409
I like your eloquence anon but I'm not trying to fleece these people. I'm willing to pay a reasonable price but I have a hunch they will be overpriced.
I'll have to wake up early to get there first but no reward without sacrifice I suppose.

Even if >>51710075 is correct and the family just dumped them, there's no way an estate sale company named Goldberg wouldn't look up the value of these coins.

>>51710583 thanks anon, I might check this out if I plan to get newer coins.

>>51710683
damn i love that britannia

>>51710553
this is the og yukari anon, you can tell by the britannia statue, i dont care how expensive it was, you have some coconut sized balls to pull the trigger on such a purchase

also, based kfc enjoyer, best pic on pmg id say

>>51710723
jody clark stuff is always amazing, wish i had one myself but the premiums are real high

>>51710766
yeah i just looked on ebay, damn

>>51709839
Rip I really wanted to see CAROLVS TERTIVS DG REX FD IND IMP

Does someone have an infographic on gold*selling* and US tax law? I saw the buying one from jm earlier

Megumin coin when?

>>51710850
I was wondering the same thing. Any news?

>>51710799
there is no super special coin that is exempt from capital gains tax, if thats what you're after

>>51709839
Holy smokes, under budget & ahead of schedule

>>51710868
But there is.
Customer sales to dealers of certain precious metals exceeding specific quantities call for reporting to the IRS on 1099B forms. The 1099B forms are similar to other 1099 forms taxpayers commonly receive; the “B” means they have been issued by a business other than a financial entity.

Reportable sales (again, customer sales to dealers) apply to 1-oz Gold Maple Leafs, 1-oz Krugerrands, and 1-oz Mexican Onzas in quantities of twenty-five or more in one transaction. Reporting requirements do not apply to American Gold Eagles, no matter the quantities. Furthermore, reporting requirements do not apply to any fractional ounce gold coins.

>>51710924
theyre just exempt from reporting, according to irs you still owe the tax no matter what coin.

if it matters to not report so you can not pay the irs the tax and hope to not get caught, then okay

>>51709564
Rounds don't have any market here, because legal tender coins are cheaper due to VAT. You can probably just import them from anywhere, and you'll pay the same additional VAT, but extra shipping, and also have to deal with customs.

>>51710924
you still owe taxes for selling AGEs at a profit

>>51710963
I would love to see some real world examples where people were caught.

>>51710971
>you still owe taxes for selling AGEs at a profit
That's exactly why I always buy high, sell low. no taxes, see?.
You just got outsmart 'em is all.

>>51710971
How would they know what it was purchased at to even know how to tax it?

>>51711007
Obiden's CBDC will solve this

>>51711000
Checked trips of truth.

>>51710857
I think holocoin anon said sometime next month, but they keep pushing it back, I remember them saying it would be up in July but Yotsuba coin got delayed.

>>51711023
lol they can try. Buy local with cash, slow is smooth smooth is fast, think smart not hard.

>>51710397
I mean, I could be wrong, but I would expect the auction house would test them in some way, or have a resident numismatician verify them or something. I'm pretty sure they make commisions based on a percentage of the total sale, and advertising them as "pre-33 gold coins" would attract more potential buyers and fetch a higher price than just saying "here we have some coins that look old." Those do look like they're in pretty good condition to me, so their fair market value may be a good bit higher than just melt, so they probably won't be priced great if your goal is stacking weight. Personally, the only pre-33 piece I have is far and away my favorite gold, so it may be worth it to you anyway. Either way, it sounds like you've got a lot of research to do before you can safely make a good decision on the price you would be willing to pay.

>>51701889
anyone order from hero bullion? i can find a buff for 1808, but i want a tube of krugs also, and this place has them both, with the lowest total for both.

>>51711211
I have not, simply because they made using an e-check/ach payment abnormally difficult last time I tried

>>51706492
ive seen them for far lower than this price book, idk

>>51704386
>I just took the lesson to be 'never buy more than 10k at once'
Still the lesson. If you spend over 10,000 your bank will still have to do "due diligence" which may include contacting the authorities to report "suspicious legal activity". Arabs are known to use gold to fund their illegal activities and the FBI likes to be aware of large gold purchases.

>>51709014
looks clean

it is done. now the waiting begins.
im doing you guys a huge favor. the pm market will crash now that i bought something.

>>51712073
Based thanks for the discounts anon.

>>51712073
>Tamp eet

Patches > metals

>>51709505
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>>51711196
you make a good point. I am interested in stacking weight but they don't have any captions or info for the coins, just that picture.

I might try my luck, no way else to know.

I'm going for silver sheets for nano-scale trade. Fiddy bucks for a bud I used to say and pull out a silver sheet from my wallet. Kinda like a business card.

>Now let's see Paul Allen's shorts on 2001

>>51710002
Pan Man, Tell me about the genuine ye Ol' Black Diamond mines (no, not coal). I'm curious.

In Comex sheet, what does registered and eligible mean? I tried looking it up, but I am too dumb to understand. Explain it like you were talking to a retarded 3 year old who got dropped on his head.

>>51712617
you know i ve heard the term before, "black diamonds" always meant anthracite coal because it was shiny and hard. I have no idea what the term could mean, unless your discussing a specific region? The name "Black Diamond" comes up all over the old west and Pacific Slope, but no ones sure where it was originally generated.

There are black diamonds that are found in pegmatites and other formations but there usually isnt anything interesting about them, though Carbonado as its often called has made a come back in the gem world recently.

>>51712775
Apparently black carbon laticces exist.

>>51709014
Based Asahi enjoyer.

>>51713048
>>51709014

>>51713143
Thank you for my new phone wallpaper fren.

>>51712620
Don't quote me on this, but I think eligible means it can actually be delivered, and registered means it could potentially become eligible. (Maybe the other way around.)
Either way, I'm not convinced the numbers are significant, honestly. I remember a lot of extra eligible ounces suddenly popping up during periods of rising spot prices. Most of the silver supposedly held in the Comex is allocated to the ETF's, the biggest of which is JPMorgan's SLV, so it's hard for me to believe any of it.
Additionally, I think most of the drawdown lately can be attributed to decreasing ETF demand, and it's hard for me to interpret falling investor demand as a bullish signal, at least in the short term. However, maybe it means ETF investors are transitioning to physical, which is probably the only way to get true price discovery. Maybe it's a sign that silver is about to pop off, but I think it's more likely that we won't get any signs from the published silver market numbers before it really happens.

>>51713177
nice

>>51709441
Buncha 5 dollar coins. Just offer to pay 10 each for them and tell Mr. Goldburg that these ones are the "brass versions" and that the gold ones were collector's only. He may believe it. Jews, doctors, and people who have estate sales deserve to be deceived.

>>51704453
>>51707655
>>51707811
>>51709387
I got the wyomings

>>51709349
Evening PANMAN. Had a question: I'm now looking at south-central alaska (~kenai) rather than montana, and was wondering if you knew of some good areas for panning around there?

>>51712775
I have some anthracite. Is it any good to use? Or how does one even use coal?

>>51713459
Let me have a look for that region in AK, I have loads of info on specific areas in AK but not everywhere.
As for anthracite, its steel making coal, its high purity, low sulfur, making it very good for making high quality high carbon steels.

>>51713436
Just noticed this at the bottom of the Wyoming 50GB.
Im nooooooticing.

>>51704570
I live in Los Angeles. A lot of our water is pumped over the grapevine. A lot of the power for that pumping operation comes from a nuclear plant near San Diego. That nuclear plant is scheduled to be decommissioned in a few years. There is no public plan for what to do after that. Our "good case scenario" is fucked, without any sort of distaster. lol.

>>51713580
what if...

>>51713500
checked. thanks

>>51713637
>>51713580
yep

copper schizos

>>51713729
Not a bad deal honestly. My time is worthless so I can just sort bank boxes, but copper pennies will definitely inflate in value starting next year when they stop minting pennies all together

>>51711211
Several times. No issues.

>>51713668
Try looking up Six Mile Creek, its probably all staked up but you could probably find someone locally who can let you pan on their turf.

>>51713820
How do you get boxes? I stopped at multiple locations of my own bank and none of them will help me.

>>51713820
>next year when they stop minting pennies
[citation needed]

What are you guys shorting

>>51713943
I'm shorting your mum on this dick lmao

>>51713943
shitcoin spammers

>>51713962
What do you mean?

>>51711265
You keep posting this image regularly here. Are you that concerned about anons well-being? Give me a little background story.

>>51713943
I literally don't know what shorting means
I just buy shiny rock and stare at it

>>51713066
>Flipped Toonies
Why?

>>51713962
Well, yeah, you can't go long.

For the Aussie anons: can confirm bullionmark.com.Au is legit and seems to have links to the Queensland mint (they sell a lot of qmint.com stock) and the Perth Mint (my 1kg QMint bar i ordered is actually stamped Perth Mint).
They’re a little slow, if you want fast delivery only pick items that are ‘in stock’ not ‘available to order’. But their Qmint 1oz silver crowns and 1oz OPM ingots are as close as I’ve found to bullion prices with decent supply.

>>51713855
>Six Mile Creek
checked and thanks, will definitely look up. ill have to check it out when i visit. i'll take some pics of the riverbed

>>51709014
Very nice. Buying Asahi bars makes me feel like a cyberpunk corpo-chic weeb boss.

>>51713910
Some shit news article without sources. I've been bamboozled it seems. Anyway that redacteder is selling the pennies for melt

What the hell sirs, gold and silbies are rising and fiat is crashing hard.

>>51714679
gold and silver only go up when the dxy goes down
it's part of the scam

>>51714692
Yeah, USD also has to drop at some point. I'll then exchange my shinies for land.

King Chuck's portrait just dropped:
https://www.royalmint.com/stories/collect/his-majesty-the-kings-official-coinage-portrait/

>>51714791
Will the new govt abolish the tax on silver?

Is it still too early to jump on a few ounces of gold? With the fed increasing interest, I suspect it will continue to drop. Wat do?

Yotsubas have finally reached Germany, now I can freeze to death in peace this winter

>>51714387
Thanks for the heads-up man. Hope you have a good weekend.

>>51711265
glowniggers will never out-anime me
checking if that online poster can name all of the keions will show me whether I speak with a glowie or a genuine neckbeard any day

>>51714387
My LCS few hrs north of brisvegas had one of these a few weeks ago, got to hold it. Hefty.

>>51714883
once actual inflation hits it should moon, right now it's cheaper than ever due to the dollar and the euro being more and more paper than money
every country in the world uses Gold, whatever happens, that shit will keep value. In stark difference to FIAT.
If it won't buy you land, Guns and Gold are sure-fire ways to spend your money well.

Silver bros wagmi

>>51715090
gotta admit I also threw 20€s into LUNC as a meme and now sit on a million of the fucking things
wouldn't shill them but I get wet imagining all the slibber I might buy with it later, or a house to finally store more

new to pmg in general, have some questions before I pull the trigger on some.

1. Im scoping APMEX as a us buyer. I'm looking for silver in 1oz denoms. Why does the price of coins vs bars of different types vary so much? is it just the looks? or are there intrinsic value in having certain stamps vs others?

2. Does the plastic / tubes keep it from getting tarnished or something?

3. where do folks get those odd prints like meme runs or that cool scrooge "keep stacking" bar?

4. Are APMEX and JPBullion the best/trustworthy for US buyer?

5. are those goldbacks actually useful in terms of value? or just a gimmicky collectors item?

6. aside from the tubes, any best practices on storing silver? (seen comfy wooden boxes or vacuum seals in these threads).

7. if the world ever devolved to trading silver, gold, wouldn't having pure coins vs junk be ideal? seems so hard to estimate value for junk status coins.

Appreciate the help if anyone can answer

>>51715257
drop the reddit spacing, also it's /pmg/
1. anything over spot is design, might be the mint, might be the seller, in the end 1oz is 1oz. Numismatics play a role, but not as much with silver as long as it's not historical money
2. Tarnish occurs when sulfur reaches the silver (i.e. farts, egg etc.), albeit slowly. The plastic mostly protects from scratches. It's seen as optional as you can remove the tarnish easily
3./4. I am a Yuropoor and will skip these
5. very high premiums, the concept is interesting but there is high cost involved in producing them compared to the value.
6. whatever you like, really. storing them in wooden boxes you might need to watch out not to let the silver touch the wood directly (sulphuric molecules are biological and will be in wood in trace amounts). if you need security, consider a safe or hiding the stuff well.
7. you don't have to estimate junk value, because you usually know it. If I buy junk, I do it when I know the precise silver content. 5 Reichsmark from here is .900 Silver for instance, 2 Reichsmark is .675 etc. Burgers know what their Mercs are worth (1 Blowjob precisely)

picrel "the booty stacker"

>>51714986
We are going to make it, baka.

>>51715415
any tips on where to emigrate?
this country's industry is definitely dying, the US is a no-go because I hate the antichrist and reject the talmud, france is full of niggers and japan might get nuked yet again if china gets desperate.
Norway? Switzerland?
Somewhere with cheap beer would be nice, not in the EU is a must.

>>51715463
I wanted to immigrate to Norgay too, but the taxes there make me think, also no cheap booze there. Denmark, Sweden and Iceland seem like nice candidates (Denmark and Sweden atleast have their own currencies), I already learnt a little Norsk. Norway is not a bad option. You might like Switzerland because you might be culturally similar.

>>51701933
Checked and Piast pilled.

>>51715463
>Norway
Dont go there if you have children, the pedo ring will steal them

>>51709505
> Its looking like the warm weathers going to be sticking around til late october though, which honestly sucks because i wont have any water to do any real hand mining.
Wanna switch places? Loads of water here in Austria (desperately needed after the drought winter, spring and summer) but my plans to use the low waters and a golden autumn weather have been foiled. Guess I’ll find the occasional hour or two to scrape out some more bedrock in the city but probably won’t be hitting those tributaries in the mountains I’ve looked at in aerial pictures.

>>51715257
1. coins are a bit more recognizable and trustworthy due to govt backing but silver is silver, theres no right answee. i like to get cheapest coins
2. capsules keep from tarnishing. tubes maybe some good protection, ideally in closed container with sulfur bonding items (like silica gel for moisture) , pladtic flips not at all
3.idk
4. how do you measure trustworthiness. if buying from apmex and jmbullion youre foing to pay a little more
5.gimmicks
6. idk
7. pure silver is soft and hard to get fractions. thats why the govt minted the junk silver in the first place. theres a reason why 90% is called coin silver. i still wouldnt buy us constitutional because of crazy prices but it could be a good investment numismatically, only time will tell

>>51715071
I don’t wanna die without at least ‘impressing my friends’ LOL

>>51709839

>>51715374
If I were a chick I’d have shrex with you

>>51716391
WHEN WILL THE HARRY POTTER COIN BE RELEASED

Just ordered my first silver bar. 50g. Will post pic once it arrives.

>>51716871
Welcome to the precious metals stacker club.

>>51709349
nice setup.. have you seen these
>picrelated
Ive got one ordered and will pick it when I get back stateside. Turns your highbanker into a land based dredge, and is perfect for working honey holes away from waters edge.
http://goldminertools.com/Hydro-Force-Suction-Nozzle.html

>>51715257
hello new/fren/ Ironically, sometimes Walmart sells APMEX stuff cheaper than APMEX. be sure to always look around to get the best deal and dont forget to max your benefits with rewards CCs, points and cashback apps, etc..

JM Bullion and Provident Metals are the same company, SD Bullion is a very religious PM seller, SilverGoldBull has great sales.
Goldbacks are novelty items. the premium is pretty much 100% spot of gold.

Think I picked up some of the last available tubes of 2022 Brits, showing no longer available from the Royal mint. Think the Yale of Beufort's might appreciate well given they're among the few 2023 coins with Lizzie on.
Got a few more on the way, shame that one gets raped for 20% VAT on silver in Bongistan.

Bond markets dumping, my country has 130% of its GDP in pensions held in vulnerable superannuation funds. Should I buy more silver or hold some cash in case and try to get some cheap positions in the stock market in the carnage? Will there even be one?

>>51717323
The bonds represent a massive shortfall of capital. People will be selling the fuck out of stocks to make up for the losses of wealth they thought they had. There is a chance of some sort of "melt up" depending on where you live, no one really knows how this will play out. Maybe not even the central bankers. I keep very shallow positions of stocks that I think will survive, are necessary, and no more than $1000 allocated to any single stock as anticipate them losing value in real terms. It is a dumb thing to go against my gut on this one as everyone in the world is sort of shepherded into the stock market. And if the GME saga has anything to show us, it's that the stock market is hopelessly corrupt.
Remember, the DOW has been 1:1 with gold twice in U.S. history. That will be the trade and a good marker to use as to when is a good time to sell.
I personally do not plan on selling anything until the bond market is dealt with in a substantial way. At no point should you be selling anything until that threat is neutralized, and written off somehow. That is my opinion for now, at least.

>>51710967
Isn't all of Europe under VAT for silver now that Estonia passed the new law?

Just two more weeks

>>51714791
>just dropped

>>51716433
you can stack as much silber and gold as you want, there needs to be "the" meme round
might as well be the one dreakworks work which made me laugh as a kid (and then incrementally got worse because of course jews had to milk the IP)

>>51717416
I hear Bulgaria is the new hot shit now, that is also supposed to be why europeanmint is so expensive now - they're moving someone here rumored.
if you absolutely need to stack more, I'd look at Europabuillon. Do your due diligence on local dealers first of course.

>>51717416
At least in Germany coins are only taxed (19%) on the margin of the dealer when they come from outside EU. Additionally, there's a 7% import tax. All in all it's not too bad.

>>51711257
I want Ikes but can't justify them being that expensive

>>51713066
Are those 2 Maplebux coins worth anything? I found a circulated one in a drawer recently

>>51718088
>Are those 2 Maplebux coins worth anything?

About $1.46 at the current exchange rate, not quite as cool at the $2 Newfoundland coins

>>51715257
avoid apmex, they are the most expensive by far. i dont know how they get away with double the premiums of other online stores, but they do

>>51717412
The stock market isn't going to survive the coming financial conflagration.

>>51710553
Britannia statue is based. I hope one day to be wealthy enough to be able to buy such valuable ornaments.

Currently I keep my purchases to 1oz coins because I want everything to be easy to trade.

>>51708509
>Half my to-be-refined pile

Looking good scrapperbro! Seems like you have some bands from ashtrays in there? Good luck finding cheapies and keep up your learning about scrap, sooner or later you'll get an extraordinary score and really understand how rewarding it can be. Please post any delicious deals and results when you eventually get a load refined.

Where do you fit?

https://youtu.be/3-lky3gnWgY

For me it's getting out of the fiat system.

>>51718776
I tend to agree. I keep very shallow positions in some stocks that I look at daily and wonder why I shouldn't liquidate them all now and buy PMs. Earning a measely dividend is nice but it is literal chump change compared to what can be lost. I keep mining stocks just because the payoff could be well worth the risk.
I still think that the U.S. could actually land on its feet somehow and that the evil leaders of this nation will be able to steer the ship so that most of the fallout lands on someone else. I think they do have an instinct to keep themselves alive and the desperate need to keep the markets afloat given how many people depend on it for the livelihood means that they will try their best not to see it go to zero. I have no idea if they will be able to do that, so I cautiously keep my toe dipped in the pond.
Much to think about, for sure. I am seriously torn but I try to not get carried away with "dollar collapse imminent/hyperinflation tomorrow" worldviews. Good way to hedge your dividend portfolios is to spend that cash on PMs and not reinvest it.

>>51717257
https://www.minds.com/groups/profile/1315469745230712837/feed

That sounds terrible
In America we get pissed when we have to pay 8% sales tax on precious metals...

The Tax on buying money with money should be Zero

>>51717698
It's ogre for shrekless fags. Ngmi.

Any pewterchads lurking? When is Tin going to hit $100+/kg and give us our payday? Watching it go from $50/kg earlier this year back down to $20.60/kg today is painful bros.

>>51719386
Should I buy a 30 pack of beer every week and start passively aluminum stacking with the empty cans? This could be an excuse to turn drinking into an investment

It is I, silver reality anon, come back to beat down the ping-test boomers with facts once again.
Here I present to you the SPX/gold chart.
Gold didn't move at all until AFTER the fucking S&P had bottomed out
Any ping-test boomers pressuring you into buying silver this early is BULLSHITTING YOU

Why is this example relevant? This is the only other time when gold had true price discovery take place.
Until the ping-test boomers explain why things are different this time, just fucking laugh at them, they're a fucking laughing stock.

Yes, you should buy silver but buy in a way that you don't fucking lose 50% of your wealth in doing so. And certainly don't go all-in like these morons.

I will repost this as many times as I need to in silver threads. Show these fucking idiots this chart which they will never have a reply to each time they try and con you into buying silver early.

Now go ahead and start calling me a kike, glowie, troll whatever.

>>51719463

>>51719422
Believe me I'm open-minded when it comes to hoarding metals but even when squished really flat aluminum cans take up too much space for my taste.

>>51703636
>MYTH MYTH MYTH MYTH MYTH

>>51719463
Bro calm down. Some of us collect coins because its fun. So you lost all your cash in shit coins, not our problem. Post stack or your dick won't grow back.

>>51719463
>Yes, you should buy silver but buy in a way that you don't fucking lose 50% of your wealth in doing so.

Scrapping has always been the galaxy-brain solution to this problem, it's comfy being immune to FUD and jewish premiums.

>>51717649
Where to cop that fit?

>>51719693
Agreed. This and buying 10/100oz bars is galaxy brain. The only issue I see with that is using it as money later on when you want to buy the questionably aged whores.

>>51719731
>The only issue I see with that is using it as money later on when you want to buy the questionably aged whores.

Ya don't need to pay for Mercs either, just dig some up fren.

>>51719090
It's all a hedge fren. I'm stacking for my son. Certain coins will be worth a lot when he's all grown up and I'm dead.

>>51706777
Cool trips checked
That is what I would do, too.
Alas, manufacturers aren't as consistent as we are. Pic related: the one pound is actually avdp. It's really 454 grams. I also have a "Quarter pound" dollar bill replica that's 113 grams, so avdp.
When it comes to talking in "pounds", I'm just advising to be wary.

>>51717226
The Queen's portrait was much better since she wore a crown.

>>51720119
>will be worth a lot
This is so cool. If he takes the time to go through and try to value your stash, will you have a section that reflects your personality - like I have an astronomy/GIS/Where I've Lived/Nature collection sort of set aside that says, "It was more than just metal."

>>51719463
>grug no understand chart
>grug like shiny
>grug go stack more
>grug like it when big nose tribe seethe

>>51720295
>When it comes to talking in "pounds", I'm just advising to be wary.

The Jewish boomers on eBay who sell "full pound" (troy) or "1 ounce"
(avoirdupois) lots of junk silver coins have always amused me. I consider their bullshit distasteful and wouldn't do it myself but seeing the hundreds of ignorant sucker boomers slurping what they think is a great deal gives me a strange sort of pleasure.

I have a question, is it a bad idea to stack Heraeus bars?

I just ask because they are on the lower price range where I live, I could stack RCM, Asahi or PAMP instead but they cost abit more.

My first bar was Heraeus and I don't want a mix of different bars. I like the bars because they look like old ass bars from back in the day and they are chunky. Simple as.

>>51720789
Cheapies on kilos here, including Germanium: https://www.herobullion.com/silver/silver-bars/kilo-silver-bars/

>>51720789
The bar in question

>>51720816
That's the price I'm pretty much paying here in 'Nada
10oz $298 CAD
But thanks fren

>>51703840
You're not buying good quality mags

>>51720816
did hero bullion improve their ACH payments so I don't need to give them my fucking social security number?

>JM Bullion delaying my order a week because they have no ASEs, even for the Random Date selection

>>51720789
Nothing wrong with their bars. Silver is silver. You're going to get spot price or close to it in any case. Even better if you enjoy them.
>>51721299
The end is near.

>>51711749
I have made purchases of greater than $10,000 by personal check. How is my bank going to know what I bought? Are you saying that every time I write a check for more than $10,000 my bank tracks down the person/company I wrote a check to and grills them about what I bought? I am pretty sure that is not true. The $10,000 reporting requirement is for CASH because the government wants to be able to trace it later. The reporting is not required for a check because there is already a trail they can follow.

>>51720789
As a reputable brand, they're 100% AOK.
They also make beautiful art bars, pic related.

>>51721005
Sorry fren that's news to me. I was gonna buy from Hero in next few days and didn't know that they were doing that.

>>51721656
>>51721656
>>51721656

>>51704386
Infographic says 10k or less.

>>51721005
>>51721559
If you're truly about to place an order, try it out. If you get to a point where they actually ask, abandon ship and let us know.
There is no excuse ever for a vendor to ask for SSN, and they need to know no-one has to put up with that shit. Sounds like a phishing scheme, but mostly everything on the net is open to hack..
Fry's had a CC offer but they wanted to have the SSN. I told them that's a hard pass. But there will always be suckers.

>>51721659
You in a hurry for attention or something? 309 posts. This thread could last hours yet.

>>51721688
l24chan

>>51721694
And you uswed the same image from last thread?
WTF is wrong with you?
Learn yourself.

>>51721718
look at the image again, retarded faggot

>>51721718
Numbers changed. BFD.

>>51718394
>i dont know how they get away with double the premiums of other online stores
Because, if you're looking for something specific, they probably have it.

>>51721769
fuck off, backpedalling cuck

>>51721783
Yourself, attention whore.

>>51721797
no u

>>51721824
>>51721797

So I'm about to buy my first two ounces of gold. These two I also plan to keep for fondling purposes, with subsequent buys for proper storage. My question is, what are good fondling rounds/coins?

>>51722020
If you legit plan on using them as fondle pieces, I would go with Krugerrands and/or American gold eagles. Both are 22k gold, making them slightly more scratch/ding resistant.

>>51722107
Thanks, I'll take that under advisement.

>>51721407
People in these threads are so paranoid it's unreal

>>51717752
ARE THE SILVER KEK STATUES AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE YET????? I'VE BEEN WAITING SINCE BEFORE QUADS WON THE FIRST BATCH PLEASE

>>51723428
woah.. silver kek statues.. I bought one for this very reason, to sand cast a mold and melt down some cull silver quarters and make a silver kek statue..

>>51721675
Wow, fucking gay. I bought from Hero bullion a while back and now they're doing this shit. Picrel. You can just throw whatever you want in your cart, hit checkout, and then you will see this form.

>>51723751
To be clear this is for ACH payment only (from what I'm seeing). You could probably still do a paper check to get around this.

>>51723797
Thanks for researching that.
I use ACH on a few sites - none had asked for this bullshit.