/biz/ - Business & Finance

Today's mail call, how'd I do?

>>52315772

How does it feel /pmg/? Another day of us claiming revenge.

>>52315772
>You vill eat ze hippy's LSD-laced gummy bears

What ever happened to that anon?

>>52315887
That same hippy just text me yesterday out of the blue and asked if I wanted more dimes. I was planning on ghosting him, but you just convinced me to at least hear him out. I never did trip balls, so I don't know wtf was up with that gummy.

>>52316027
Oh shid you're still alive, that's good. Definitely see what kind of price he's thinking, I hear that a typical LCS/dealer price is 24x face for constitutional coins now so if you can get primo mercs for considerably less I'd say enduring more gummies is worth it.

>>52309970
as promised with rat

this is the best one, i tried with the others as well but they weren't as good

i need to train them so they hold the coin by themselves

>>52316123
Very nice pet
>>52315844
Very sexy

>>52315844
I think my next big purchase is a big ol 1oz bar of glod. I hate not having money for other things when I make big purchases so I might have to wait a bit. The 5gr 10gr bars in assays just aren't as fun.

The only real mumu is the silver one

feels really good to be a metal owner today lads

>>52315844
Did you get that for spot or something? What am I looking at here?

Fuck guys, why did I spend all my money on beautiful boomer rocks when I could have gotten the amazing return of Bitcoin?!?? I feel like such a fool, sitting in my house with farmland and forest. I should be in a big city, eating goyslop and daytrading crypto like real people do. Now I have to suffer forest walks with my dog, wife and child. Life is harsh.... ngmi.

>>52316424
Agree, although an ounce coin you can feel in your hand is even more satisfying

>>52316461
>virgin 800 instead of chad 925

Interesting looking round, sucks that pastabros didn't use a prettier alloy tho.

>>52316579
Ya, pretty sweet deal
https://www.jmbullion.com/gold-starter-pack/

Thank God I'm diversified. Crypto dump don't confront me none. My ladies shine on

>>52316884
I giggle at every pink wojak in the catalogue

>>52316844
Great deal
Just bought 60 shares of BOIL this morning, otherwise, I'd pounce on that. If boil pays out, I'll totally get that. Thanks

Any idea what these marks are?

>>52316665
nice krug

>>52317080
It appears you have Alex Jones' spoons.

>>52317098
Damn, if i manage to sell them for 2.75 trillions USD i'll help him out then.

Anons, I think I'm about to score $60FV of washington quarters for 19.5x FV. Did I do good?

>>52317237
anything below x20 is good these days

>Chris Chan was still selling off Bob's coin collection in 2019
I could've bought a Merc Dime that had been owned by Chris Chan, but instead I had to buy ASEs for $2 over spot like an idiot.

>>52317080
If you're in the USA I'd bet they are ~.900 coin silver spoons from an obscure 18th-early 19th silversmith. Hard to say with absolute certainty but old crude pieces like that are usually good silver.

>>52310154
Thank you scrapfren for your kind words, i'll make sure to ask you for tips and help when needed. It's time for me to accept cheapies in my life.

>>52317305
I too have regrets about not buying any of the coins he was selling. A true piece of christory. I hope whoever got the Merc knows the significance of it

>>52317305
who the hell is bob

>>52317303
I am not, but the seller claim they are silver and he has 100% evaluations and accept returns, so i might give it a chance.
I should buy a little vial of nitric acid so i can test it myself when it show up in the mail.

>>52316665
I have a 25assay holding case which is pleasing to see it fill up.

our vengeance on crypto nerds shall be sweet

>>52317552
They will suffer as we have suffered.

>>52315772
What's the deal with Combi bars?

>>52317692
silly. no reason for a bunch of gold grams
just get a normal ounce for cheaper

crypto nerds will seethe

>>52317692
They're fun

>>52317692
feels like a gimmick tbqh, and not much cheaper than buying fractional 1g bars
just get a multi-pack of PAMPs

>>52317297
alright, I needed to hear that considering I dropped almost $1200 on 90% alone. I also managed to pick up a 20 franc gold piece for 6% over spot.

>>52317800
50g KitKat is 59/gram
25g pamp is 65/gram

>>52317896
i'd rather get 3 gold 1ozt coins

>>52317943
12 1/4oz would be more fun

>>52315876
you are fucking retarded
>not even half of nonadjusted ATH
>btc is still up hundreds of % ten years later
>silver lost over 1/3 value nominally in ten years
worst decision ever made

>>52317462
I personally would buy them with the assumption they are good silver if the price is right. I don't recognize the marks but bet the unintelligible part above the "PA" in the larger upper stamps would be meaningful. They still look like .900 American coin silver to me but perhaps they're from some obscure pre-unification German state where standard hallmarks were never implemented or enforced. If they are continental European then the lowest purity they're likely to be is around "12 Loth" or .750 silver so calculate what you're willing to pay based on that. They're thin which is a good sign typical of silver alloy items and appear older than silver electroplating technology, and plated items were usually made thick and sturdy. Getting some nitric testing solution is definitely a good idea.

>>52317943
I bought mine when my state had tax on pms, there was a very small handful of dealers that wouldn't tax me. This option was still cheaper than paying tax. It's cool to have, but I'd rather just get a 50 or 100g bar now. I imagine if you kept it for years, the premiums would melt away, and sell price is going to be a bit more as it's a premium product.
>>52317964
Talk about killer premiums

Who has the post with digits and the guy says "crypto will go to zero, buy silver."

>>52315772
Is it true that you guys have literally hundreds of thousands of dollars just laying around in your house instead of putting it in the bank?

>>52318322
i lost all of mine in a boating accident

>>52318252
This was my own screen capture of it

anyone here have any Islamic State Gold Dinars?

>>52318465
based

>>52317968
Cope, seeth, dilate

>>52317968
go watch some more anime, degenerate

>>52318322
I did once, sadly I went out fishing and brought it all with me, drunk. Needless to say I was saddened that day.

>>52318528
I tried to buy one 10 years ago, instead of the mailman I got a cop in my door. After explaining that Gold is real money and that I don't really care about Islam he made me promise to not trade again with terrorists. Never got the coin though and I lost around 500 Euros

>>52318528
I'd love to, but not interested in going on a Jihad to get them.

>>52318873
I'm on watchlists because I love the sound of Nashjeeds. European governments are so fucking gay.

>>52318465
Here's the edited version.

interesting, FM is selling
a 50 ozt bar

>>52318926
epic

>>52318926
Nice, feel gud to be on the screencap

CBDC is coming in 2027.

>>52318034
Thanks for the tips fren. I'll keep you posted once they show up in the mail.

>>52319195
cbdc is already dead on arrival

>>52319263
Read the info, it's the financial institutions around the world that have to have at least one method of doing it. They're also aiming for it to cover over 90% of the population, including those who don't have bank accounts. This isn't like a commercial bank, this is a CBDC wallet for every registered person. It's happening whether we like it or not.

>>52319327
They'll push it and it will fail whether they like it of not.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/missing-stolen-bitcoin-worth-3billion-28448458

Cryptosisters, I thought BTC was anonymous and safe from confiscation how could this happen??? Why didn't he just memorize his seeds like everyone LARPs about? Since BTC surely isn't a centrally tracked perpetually monitored glow-operation how could they locate him after 10 years?

>>52319403
It will be given out for free like child tax credits and probably have a timer on it to spend or it's gone forever. Never underestimate the tactics of the state to get the populous compliant, especially when it's free. CBDC will be treated like a drug to get people dependent on the state.

>>52319207
Hell yeah good luck fren, I'm hoping that sooner or later you find some magnificent high quality old French .950 items cheap, a big heavy beautiful centerpiece bowl to hold all your semeuse coins would be most appropriate.

>>52318828
>>52318851
>when you cant fight it

https://youtube.com/watch?v=QFvFPJQ69ik

>>52319403
Don't underestimate the sheer number of sheep, as well as zoomzoom's that think fiat paper cash is a relic of a past era. The internet will soon require your CBDC wallet/real ID/Access Card to connect and transmit data. We're entering the mid 2020s AI overlord dystopia timeline. Physical silver for local purchases, and XMR for digital. We'll soon be fined $100 for every single niggerpost, kikepost, or trannypost we make.

>>52319461
Won't this backfire into barter returning? I'll spend my coins alright, on shit I can trade for things I'll actually need later. So shortages of everything non-perishable?

>>52319511
Down from 67k to 16k in a year and you're the winner?

>>52319461
And they use the hyperinflation of the old fiat to get them to use the new ponzi but people will see through it, in my own country a bank tried to go full digital in 60-70 of its branches, they had to reverse their decision a day or 2 after when everyone went in to close their accounts, this shit is ten times worse and altough you'll always get a few of the dumb herd that will jump on it, the vast majority will reject it.

>>52319647
The deep state will have full control over what you can spend your money on and will restrict the populous from buying precious metals.

>>52319461
>CBDC will be treated like a drug to get people dependent on the state

The sooner the better, I'd like more free cash like the covid stimmies to "misuse" and spend on deenz and silver. If they program it to not work at bullion dealers then buy on ebay, and if it's programmed to only work for stuff in certain categories then I'm buying all the sterling silverware in the Home & Garden section. Either way I'll figure out how to spend it directly on PMs and shlomo can seethe about it.

>>52319710
I think you need to stop treating CBDC having the same rules as fiat currencies. It will just be the central bank and your government controlling what you can spend it on, how much you can spend and take away your spending power. If you don't believe me, just listen to main banker at the Bank of International Settlements.

https://youtu.be/rpNnTuK5JJU

Is asteroid mining feasible, anons?
I know it's unlikely to happen within the next 30 years, but I began buying silver even though the possibility of hyperinflation 7 years ago was "unlikely."

What the fuck do you do?
If the globohomo can BRRRRRRRRRRRRRR more silver into existence just like they do with fiat, what's left?

I guess learning how to make fucking quality wooden bowls, and selling those?
Return to pure barter / skill economy?

>>52319611
It's doubtful the fed even wants a cbdc
https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/speech/waller20221014a.htm

Greeting gentlemen, are you enjoying this beatiful comfy day like me?

>>52319892
I dont have to listen to delusional globo homo faggots like cream puff there, the real experts have run the numbers on it and its a joke, its been in trials for years and keeps failing its tests.

Im not worried about it, im going to watch as they roll it out, then im going to break my bollocks laughing as it disappears like a fart in the wind.

>>52319717
Fucking ESL, you're in pmg, at least learn basic English. Barter has nothing to do with PM's.

>>52320051
They have one in Zimbabwe. It's going as well as you would expect.

>>52319904
We can't even land on the moon "again", or even runt civilized cities. What do you think?

>>52320130
I agree anon, I do hope that continues to be the case, but it just makes me a bit sad.
Kind of like all the "UMMM, SWEATY, DA UNIVERSE IS GONNA EXPLODE IN 982437982374983798327498732 YEARS, SO, NOTHING MATTERS" demoralization.

Man, I hate demoralizers.

>>52319904
>Is asteroid mining feasible, anons?
Anon, they can't even send """back""" to the moon one fucking nigger using 60s' tech.
Look up project Artemis, it's already tens' of billions of taxpayers money wasted, a launch delayed 12 times and years in delay, just to send the fucking TEST unhabited shuttle. We aren't even sending the nigger yet and that's already a complete failure.
The moon is not even 200K miles away. It's 100x closer than ANY other astral body, asteroids included. It's stable on a fix orbit and clean surface. And we can't get there in 2022. We can't even send an empty shuttle to crash on it.

So dw, asteroid mining is centuries away at this pace. This is all so fucking fake and gay.

>>52319904
>make considerable technological progress in energy generation, technology and AI managed processes
>this allows you to mine asteroids for gold
>it also allows you to colonize other planets, mine other minerals and in general will decrease production cost of goods and increase their quantity
>ratio of goods/gold stays the same
>NOOOOO BUT THERE WILL BE MORE GOLD THAT MEANS IT WILL BE WORTHLESS

Crypto bagies are retards who completely misinterpreted Austrian economomics to support their retarded ponzi scheme. In fact possibility of asteroid mining is a good thing, both deflation and inflation is plague of money that is designed to rob someone of their wealth. In case of inflation, to rob people holding money, in case of deflation to rob people holding assets.

Gold market naturaly pushes against deflationary/inflationary pressures, because its money defined by market, not by some fat basement dwelling retard.

>>52319904
If you're worried about asteroid mining FUD then silver is the only metal you should stack:

>According to Masson, Elemental Abundances in Meteorites:
>Silver occurs at levels from .031 to .57 parts per million.
>Gold occurs at levels from .094 to 8.7 parts per million.
>Platinum occurs at levels from .044 to 29.3 parts per million.

Gold and Platinum are the shitcoins of the universe, Silver is God's truest and rarest money.

>>52320089
>Fucking ESL
Think about what I'm saying here before jumping to conclusions. The deep state will restrict you from buying precious metals with CBDC which they plan to be the only official currency for nations. That means barter will become harder and less desirable to a CBDC wallet being attached to your citizenship which you can spend in every supermarket. You should know this by now that the one constant with herds is that they choose the path of least resistance. There will be barter from people who reject the system outright, but that percentage will be 0.000001% of the population, an insignificant number for the deep state to really care about.

>>52319986
>16k
Whoa what did I miss?

>>52320051
Well I hope you're right anon. Personally I think the will keep CBDC available indefinitely and will take every inch towards it as a win.

I unironically dropped five ounces of silver into Lake Michigan by accident. It was a 5 oz bar that was twined together on a silver necklace using copper threading to hold it in place. I feel so bad bros. I don't get paid enough to lose 5oz just like that. I guess I am too stupid

>>52320411
This realy does not say much
>the spread is gigantic
>it does not say anything about how many rich gold asteroids vs how many rich silver asteroids is there
>it does not say anything about difficulty of mining, getting to core of 300 km asteroid will be troublesome, so .57 on surface might be more than 8.7 in core profit wise

Need more info on this to really make any conclusion

>>52320605
What's even worse was I was only there because I got scammed. I was told to wait on a doc from an online ad I paid to whale watch for 200 dollars. I am literally Grug and it hurts living so stupid

>>52320411
Gold is made in neutron star collisions

>>52320461
My fucking god you dense Indian fucker.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/barter

>>52320673
If you're gonna be dumb you gotta be tough. Just accept it. I have.

>>52319717
On no! The all-powerful "elite" will control your every move! Might as well give up! I despise this kind of cowardice. Enjoy your chains.

what would pmg say to something a bit more on the novelty end in terms of coins? something like a copper token that would have site wide appeal and be very affordable for everyone

The chart of winners

>>52321140
personally, i'm not super interested in copper but it could be fun depending what it is. maybe if it were thrown in along with a gilded purchase or something who knows

>>52321140
copper token? gay as fuck bro

>>52320488
>Whoa what did I miss?

Crypto nerds seething about being down another -$5,500 on bitchcoin in like 5 days, Microstrategy about to implode, Michael Saylor last seen scrounging quarters out of his couch to buy rope.

>>52320668
As I understand it's the spread of results from elemental analysis of numerous different meteorites. I've looked around at reports of the composition of metallic meteorites which are presumably similar to whatever asteroids would be targeted for mining and they're almost entirely Iron/Nickel with only small traces of PMs. If the highest grade of meteorite contains 8.7 grams per tonne of gold and 29.3 grams/tonne of platinum but only 0.57 gram/tonne of silver then silverbugs would have nothing to worry about even if Musk was already on Psyche-16 with a nuclear-powered space-mining fleet.

>>52320692
I know what fucking barter means. Are you even reading what I'm saying here. They will make barter an undesirable method for the masses. How in the fuck can you buy silver and gold if there's no fiat to buy it with. Eventually everyone's personal collection of precious metals will be thinned out across the country making the system of trade harder. The whole reason we have currency in the first place is because the method of exchange is better than outright barter of perishable goods or bulky expensive goods.

>>52320781
You strike me as a $1 George Floyd Commemorative enjoyer.

>>52319195
I thought it was coming in 2023?

>>52321319
What will cbdcs be based on?

>>52320781
They don't have to micromanage each person individually. The point is that this control will be automated and implemented as a computer proggram. They just have to adjust the parameters and can implement any policy they like. Something like "sanctioning" unfriendly countries by adjusting exchange rates unfavorably.

>>52321140
I have bad news but I think that custom coin bussiness is going to nosedive.

For one there is lot of euro anons who get obliterated by VAT, the other reason is demand for numismatics and collectibles will fall in favor of pure metal weight. I was planning to buy 3 Megumins, but after calculating that I can get 10 oz bar for same price, I reconsidered.

Its a shame really, but lot of anons will get short on cash in near future and will be forced to maximize the value they get for their greens.

>>52321414
Will that other country not retaliate?

>>52321319
My fucking god. Barter means trading stuff or services WITHOUT money, aka no fucking fiat or pms you dumb motherfucker. A can of fucking beans is stilla can of fucking beans. I can trade 200of those for a carpenters time you dumb shit. Stop wasting my time, I'll sell my gold and silver on the black market instead and use the black markets and the shadow economy that will arise if this is introduced. People do not conform to bullshit like cbdc, you would know that if you'd seen more of the world.

>>52321295
Yeah I get that, but even meteorites are not uniform objects, there will be different concentrations in different depths, and it would make sence that heavier gold will end up in core, while lighter silver might be more present on surface

>>52321376
>What will cbdcs be based on?
I imagine it will be based on GDP allowing the CBDC to expand and contract along with it.

>>52321586
The more they produce, the more the currency is worth, so the product becomes more expensive, leading to less production, and less gdp? Sounds stable as fuck bro.

>>52321487
>>52321228
its more aimed as a fun thing rather than silver, and the design im thinking of would be something with site wide appeal. nobody likes jannies after all
>>52321199
Maybe, wasn't really why i was throwing that out there, was just interested in seeing if you guys though something a bit cheaper with a broader site appeal would be interesting

>>52319904
>asteroid mining costs a gagillion dollars
>costs a billion dollars to mine a gram of gold from space
>we become multi-millionaires overnight
>I buy space hookers and sexbots
>have sex on my beach front property on mars

>>52321319
>How in the fuck can you buy silver and gold if there's no fiat to buy it with.

Just go dig it up or "buy" it by trading your labor or produce for it, the same way people got PMs for millennia. If PM stacks get thinned out then what remains will become more precious, I don't see the problem here.

>>52321532
Precious metals are a commodity you fucking dumbass, and good look finding a carpenter willing to do trade with 200 cans of beans if they don't like them. Your issue is that you're dismissing what I'm saying without knowing how your theoretical economy will work outside of the system, especially when CBDC will give out free food through UBI that will only be exchanged in government approved supermarkets. The herd will take the path of least resistance meaning the markets outside the system will be extremely small or non existent in your area.

>>52321755
Nevermind countries that just import people and expand the loans for housing in response to housing shortage. They see a massive "growth" in GDP, but not per capita ofc. Ignore this clown.

>>52321845
>Just go dig it up or "buy" it
You can't do that in some countries, like at all.

>>52318322
The bank is more likely to steal/seize my money than a nigger that's broken into my house is likely to look inside of the cum sock all of my Gold is stored in.

Would /pmg/ enjoy a fully silver backed shitcoin, easily exchangable for physical silver?
>>52321487
>there is lot of euro anons who get obliterated by VAT
It's not that bad, actually. Prices going up also benefits those who already have a stack.
>>52321527
Depends on the country and who is doing the sanctioning. This wouldn't be much different than sanctions now but implemented at the monetary level. This means you don't have to coordinate policy with private enterprise to enforce it. This can also be done in a more fine-grained manner like limiting it to certain industry sectors or whatever.

>>52321166
>le future of le finance

>>52321857
Gold and silver is money you dumb cunt. I'm done talking to you, you're too fucking stupid to interact with.

I miss the days when people would post their stacks
seems like it's nonstop text in here now

>>52321924
So china would just shut off your supply of pharmaceuticals?

>>52321985
It's because things have started moving and /omg/ is attracting more people instead of the small group of enthusiasts. You should see it as a very good sign.

I've never posted stack though, way to paranoid.

>>52322038
>I've never posted stack though, way to paranoid.
cringe

>>52322012
You do realize what kind of shitshow this would lead to in supplies, production and utterly destroy incentives for investments? Aka these schizos are fucking retarded.

>>52321569
The analysis was not via a surface scan by an XRF gun if that's what you're getting at, more like an assay of a homogenized drill sample. It's not like I've assayed dozens of different meteorites myself but as I recall PGMs are the most common PMs in metallic meteorites whereas silver is generally just as rare or rarer than gold. The FUD is dumb but even if space mining was imminent silverchads would be extremely comfy.

>>52322012
If by that you mean China is the sanctioner and I am getting no meds, then yes. They already have a social credit system and a tight grip on money supply. They might even have the infrastructure to actually do it but I'm not sure.

>>52322012
Good. If you’re chronically taking meds or have to have chronic treatment like dialysis or chemo, you should get out of the gene pool.

>>52322093
Hackers can use info in my pics and shit. I don't know, I'm not a computer wizard. Better safe than sorry. My stack isn't small so I'd be a legitimate target for theft.

>>52321874
>Ignore this clown.
You're the only clown here because you're refusing to understand that they will control everything you can spend your money on. CBDC will not have the same behaviour as fiat, China for example has been experimenting with currency with a time limit. All the little factors will go towards governments and central banks pushing CBDC in certain directions.

If you think this is all going to fail, then fine, I hope you're right, but I'm not talking about it being a successful system, I'm saying this is what they plan to do as we've heard it from the BIS central bankster himself.

>>52322165
lol. lmao even.

>>52322110
Nothing's been firmly established for the base. Our current system is debt. When that blows up, were just going to create more debt? It's totally not going to hyperinflate away because of a new wrapper?
>>52322193
It's going to fail spectacularly if it's not backed by something. Brics is basing a new staying commodities, including gold.

>>52321899
>You can't do that in some countries, like at all.

Sounds like they'll have to eat ze bugs then, not my problem lmao.

>>52322193
It's gonna fail.

>>52320295
I’d go to the moon, but I’m afraid of heights, I guess. so, it's probably not going to be on my schedule of things to do right away.
Maybe some other anons could go and report back to us on your findings. You should probably bring PanMan on the mission, he could be the team engineer/geologist/prospector/vulcanologist. Don't forget, you're going to need someone who is good with computers and orbital mechanics.

>>52321958
>Gold and silver is money you dumb cunt.
It's a commodity, money is just a verifiable record, i.e. a social construct.

Fucking dumbass.

>>52322256
Is is gonna hyperinflate away. If they had introduced cbdc at a time when people were not waking up to fiat it would have worked. Still contains loopholes. Now it's gonna be a blip before the collapse and they'll have to wait a generation before trying it again.

>>52322326
you're in pmg and you're saying gold and silver are not money
leave

>>52322326
>It's a commodity, money is just a verifiable record, i.e. a social construct.
>Fucking dumbass.
Lol

>>52322326
Gold is money, per Basel 3
Silver is still a commodity

>>52322429
go easy on him lad, he's just lost his life savings on a shitcoin

>>52322198
Please explain.

>gold back at $3500 usd
>we never got sub 100 dollar dos pesos
>i wasn't able to get an ounce either
>priced out permanently

>>52322467
1) no one cares about your stack
2) 4chins strips exif tags
3) reditfags with huge stacks on r/wss post with impunity, and don't get robbed

stop being a weirdo and post your metal

Holy fuck crypto bagies are getting really obliterated, its 15 500 already

>>52322671
you love to see it

>>52322562
1) you said you wanted to see stacks, now you're saying you don't?
2) what's a exif tag? What hackers would use to locate where pictures were taken?
3) I don't have a Reddit, I don't go there

I'll never stop being weird, I even deleted pictures of my stack from my phone. My stack is built into a wall in my other estate on another continent. I have 3 optional countries to move to if the current one doesn't work out well. I'm schizo.

>>52322429
>>52322432
>>52322437
Precious metals are a commodity and existed long before the existence of money.

I can't believe I'm even having to explain this. I get the impression that you lot think a commodity requires it to be consumed for it to be a commodity.

>>52322755
>i'm a schizo
weird way of saying you don't actually have a stack

>>52322256
>It's going to fail spectacularly if it's not backed by something.
It'll be backed by Gold, at least nominally, but you won't be able to redeem (much like the Gold standard the US was on from 1933-1971), you'll have a limited time to use it and Gold will be so expensive that you won't be able to buy any with what you can save up before your money expires. If we ever get Gold backing our money again (at least with our current elite), the system will be so deviously designed, that you'll be wishing you could go back to fiat.
>>52321985
Honestly stackposting can get kind of boring at times, seeing the same couple dozen different types of coins/bullion endlessly rearranged gets boring after a while.

>>52322799
>Honestly stackposting can get kind of boring at times,
it can, especially when it's the same pics we've seen a 1000 times before, but they're better than a literal wall of text

>>52322487
I missed out on buying a PF-70 Reverse Proof Gold half ounce Libertad for $1000 two years ago. I still think about that coin sometimes

>>52322786
I can't believe I had to explain Basel 3 to you and the reemergence of gold as a tier 1 asset.

>>52322795
Is this fedposting? Anyway, you're right. I currently don't have a stack in my possession. I could move the gold around globally in my ass I suppose. Can the rectum handle 1kg of smaller smooth gold nuggets? The silver is ofc harder to move.

This came today

>>52322974
I like the laser scanning, but the queen's head being stamped bruises the silver which ruins the finish.

>>52322960
>I currently don't have a stack in my possession
sure pal
just say you don't have a stack yet and people will be a lot more accommodating and helpful.

>>52322799
you're not a true stacker if stack pics bore you

>>52322974
coinbars are based

>>52322974
Gonna need a better shot with the plastic off mate

>>52322165
You can strip out the exif tags with ImageMagick or other software.
> convert Photo0100.jpg -strip mystack.jpg
Check it:
> exif mystack.jpg
> strings mystack.jpg |less
That won't stop CIA niggers if you're running on common modern tech. But it will stop the script kitties from hacking your stack.

>>52322799
>seeing the same couple dozen different types of coins/bullion endlessly rearranged gets boring after a while.
this is why it's important to post stack guardians
and makes them highly valuable and sought after

>>52322859
Get the Silver one then.

>>52322799
Nations could redeem for gold. Degaulle sailed warships full of cash to New York and exchanged for gold. Nixon closed Breton woods soon after.
>>52322974
Hexane? Nice
Very interesting symbology

>>52322974
v.nice, how much it cost you? Niue coins/bars have an ungodly premium here, so i've never stacked any

>>52323093
anyone whining about exif data is just a faggot with no stack
ignore em

>>52323093
hah! I have you!
I used advanced machine learning to geolocate your cat from your vet's pictures.
I'm coming for your stack anon. MUHAHHAH

>>52323032
>>52322833
I'd rather talk about the coins/metals/banking system than just hem and haw over pictures.

>>52323015
I don't want more gold or silver. I spent around 300k$ on physical in 2020. I'm just here to enjoy the stability of pms compared to stocks and bitcoin. I don't get stackfaggots like you though, similar to furries and trannies. Pms is not my whole personality, I just recognise that fiat is on the way out. Cbdc will just be another fiat. What comes next I don't know, therefore I'm not all in on anything.

>>52323119
Converted to dollars, about 280 dollaridoos

>>52323199
>I spent around 300k$ on physical in 2020
wow, lets have a look?

>>52322165
Windows PC? File Explorer, right-click, Details, edit away.

>>52323217
See
>>52322960

>>52323242
Doesn't 4chan nowadays automatically strip all the exif data from the image when its uploaded?

>>52323274
I forgot
See
>>52322755

>>52323274
mmhmm

>>52323300
it does indeed
what you are seeing here is a larp, using cheap excuses to explain why he can't post his $300k stack

>>52323300
Correct. Except in /p/, where exif is useful as it's a way to share talent.

Sounds legit:
>>52323378

>>52323378
Not a larp but I don't understand you children. I'm out, guess /pmg/ is dead except for cringeposts with 5 coins and an anime figure. Austrian economic discussions and touching on self sustainability used to be a thing. Now it's just faggots.

>>52323640
>imageboard
>getting called out for not posting images
>"/pmg/ is dead"
cringe, bye bye

>>52323112
Nations will always be able to redeem for Gold, but they'll never grant the same privelege to ordinary people.
>Degaulle sailed warships full of cash to New York and exchanged for gold.
Do you have any US Newspaper articles about this from the time? I'm interested to see how they tried to spin this or if they just covered it up.
>>52323101
I've always wanted a stack guardian, but everything I have looks stupid.

>>52322165
>Hackers can use info in my pics and shit.
All you have to do is open up your photo in paint, copy image, open up a new blank page in paint, paste as save. That way all the personal info from the original camera photo will be absent.

hope gchq don't raid my house for this one...

>>52323106
With premiums the way they are right now I'm only interested in generics

>>52323119
Some of the Niue coins aren't too much. Like these athenian owls (missed that one), and the tree of life (got it).

Whats your favourite old silver coins to stack /biz/?

>>52323938
better pic, seriously the ultra cameo on the proof silver krugs is like a mirror, so hard to capture how good it looks

>>52319647
Shortages only help raise the fear level in the general populace resulting in people willing to agree with anything if it makes their lives comfy again. Though honestly if we are talking cbdc they could just limit what you can buy and in what quantity. Everyday it looks like silver and gold will be the real off grid money.

>>52317462
>>52318034
The PA most likely stands for Phillip ashberry. UK made silverware.

However where is the S? For sons? Never saw a sole PA

>>52319904
Nigger, look around at our falling apart cities and really think about if asteroid mining will be possible in the next 10 years.

>>52324212
I wouldn't mind having one of those. I need to pick up some of the gold rands to round out my SA collection also.

>>52320199
Checked but don’t be sad anon this is just the usual cycle of civilizations, we were born into the beginning of the end and have no real ability to stop it is all.

>>52322974
>>52323214
That is a very sweet-looking coin/bar.

I want to order more stuff, but I'm kind of waiting for the other coins I bought to get here first. Last time I waited though, the prices went up bigly to where they are now. But it kinda looks like they're going down a bit, so maybe it's better to wait. For now I'll try to keep a list of things I want. Not a very long list, since I'm pretty low on funds now. I can probably get about 18 silver coins.

>>52322437
Silver has been money for longer than gold has. Just because it's primary use currently is in industry does not mean that silver could not appreciate significantly in the event of a re-monetization of gold, and/or a failure of fiat currencies. Silver has been the money of the common man while gold has been the money for kings and banks. The potential gains of silver in purchasing power are far greater on a percent basis than gold.

if my friend replaced my car windshield for free for me and then I gave my friend a some viler as a gift (to say thanks), would the government care?

>>52325724
how would they even know?

>>52323106
Libertards rise up!

>>52321343
SAINT George Floyd, Mister!!!!!

>>52318873
Kek.

What's the appeal of fractional gold? Why not just get full ozs and pay way less premium?

>>52321414
The almighty "They"! They are almost superhuman in their powers! They can do anything they want and we are helpless in their grasp! We should all give up. Resistance is futile.

Pussy.

>>52323640
Aww, don't go away mad. Just go away.

>>52325944
It's fun to buy gold more frequently. Some poorfags can't realistically save enough for an oz, so they buy fractional. Some people like stacking old gold, which is almost always <1oz. And finally, some people just don't care about premium, because that can be recouped in a P2P sale. The LCS/dealer is only a marginally better buyer than a pawnshop. Only lazy or desperate people would sell at such losses.

>>52321826
what you want is some easily mass produced shit you can sell for a huge profit margin

>>52319195
The current system isn't making it to 2024

Right now on Walmart. Messed up that Ag is cheaper from Walmart than actual bullion dealers. Ive never bought the 9Fine Mint stuff before.. Gonna splurge for 2 of these with my rewards CC (2%) and Honey.IO app (1% back as well)

>>52319892

>>52320051
>its been in trials for years and keeps failing its tests.
2019 is calling to let you know it's safe and effective™
They don't care and they want control. They will outcompete your savings with Homocbdc™ that is FedDropped™ to your SSN and can be deposited into your Bank/CU/Private account once you convert to FedVantage™ accounts that come with a FedCard™ administered by some bullshit processing firm, and upon changing, a notification will be sent to your other banking institutions to convert your accounts so you can seamlessly transfer your Homocbdc™ with Zelle! Alternatively you can open a new FedVantage™account with your local USPS and they will convert your other non Homocbdc™ accounts as well. They will strong arm businesses into accepting their FedVantage™ accounts and ban you from having non FedVantage™ accounts for your protection because FDIC coverage will be gone in 3 years and heaven forbid you back offshore like a McTerrorist™...

Anyone else listen to Peter Schiff debating cryptonerd randos on twitter about the crash?

They were utterly delusional. Pic related.

>>52326699
all the more reason to get your wealth out of a bank

>>52326699
All banks are shit, mate. I suggest pulling all your funds out pronto.
Also, nyaa nyaa nyaa nyaa

>>52320295
We "lost" the technology according to NASA.

>>52327187
based nyaa nyaaa enjoyer

>>52317080

>>52319904
>If the globohomo can BRRRRRRRRRRRRRR more silver into existence just like they do with fiat, what's left?
>asteroid mining ≠ BRRR
During the gold rush, there was a huge new supply of PM, but just like how we had obtained land, economic wealth, and a increase of prosperity... asteroid mining would also necessarily mean there is a huge expansion in our economic world. We wouldn't be just obtaining silver and gold, there might be Iron, Nickel, Copper, Lead, Chromium, Manganese, Rhenium, Rhodium... Our access to space should also be much cheaper by then or there would be tons of investment that would move us closer to being a Type II civ.

>>52327187
>>52327162
I'm debt levered to about -10k at this point. I was doing much better until the boasting accident.

>another happening
>/pmg/ is just trucking along as usual
I can always count on you guys

>>52326379
I do like sovs but that's mostly it.

>>52323732
None. I made it up. No one of significance would want a useless rock in lieu of easily transportable and valuable US dollars. French even considering an alternative attests to Quebec's defeatist subhuman attitude.

>>52327594
To think that just a couple a weeks ago i was considering buying into bitcoin

i took that money and bought my first stack of silver instead

Pic rel is a stock certificate of the Austrian National Bank made out to van Beethoven (Bank museum in Vienna). It's spooky to see a proof of the fact that national banks are and were private cooperations right in front of your eyes.

Cool find

https://www.gov.nl.ca/releases/2022/tcar/1109n05/

>>52327594
>>52327671
Let me guess, another hustler disappears only this time it wasn't some whore that starred on girlsdoporn.

do you guys really think the predator class will give up their debt slavery financial system and reevaluate gold and silver? are you just thinking the white hats are winning?

>>52324212
holy shit, theyre like $100
>>52326356
new drop

>>52328360
>holy shit, theyre like $100
nah, I got it for £55, it has some tarnishing, and 2 milk spots on the rear

>>52328352
Never under-estimate the venom of the banker.
They jealously guard anything that grants them power.
Money and media are apex.
This is a battle to the death from their perspective.

>>52328447
2/2
and yes, despite what coin shops and the mints will tell you, milk spots do drop the resale price ;-)

Are bitcoiners going to be okay?

>>52328622
who cares? I remember when they flooded /pmg/ every time a shitcoin mooned with their smugness
fuck them

>>52328352
They already thought about it long ago and concluded they can't come clean. Basically they fucked too many people for too long, that their only chance to even survive at all is the goofy CBDC slavery system. That's their big hail mary. So yeah they're going to push it like nothing you've ever seen before. Even the COOFID shit will look tame in comparison.
I'd suggest watching the Catherine Austin Fitts interviews on planetlockdownfilm.com, if you haven't already. She explains the stakes pretty well, and how everything fits together. I'd suggest watching the older interview first, that'll probably make more sense. I was uploading that thing on other imageboards in split pieces when only the first one was out. I gather nearly nobody bothered, but I tried to make people more aware, so maybe they can take some steps to prepare for what's coming.
Keep staking, all kinds of stuff! :3

>>52329074
>Keep staking
I mean stacking!
nyaa nyaa nyaa nyaa
On that note, I'm going to bed.

>>52321826
Mint a gold sovereign with the pepe killing the janny in gold exactly the same weight and dimensions as a real sov. I'd buy it for a $40 premium.

just a reminder that horsefuckercoin is up

>>52326816
/pmg/ has a twitter account?

>>52327605
I really like Sovs. Shame about the new ones looking so gay. The old one's can still be had for about 8% premium in the US. I feel like they will definitely increase in value much faster than other bullion, just because the people who like sovs don't like the new ones. So I've been buying a lot of them lately.

>>52316884
I’m diversified. I got bars of all sizes and coins from around the globe

>>52328622
>>52328983
I have 10k pms 10k stock portfolio and (had) 10k crypto, having mixed feelings about this

>sold my crypto last year
>sold my PMs last year

>>52331151
>he fell for the "you have to diversify goy" meme
>he fell for the "oppurtunity cost" meme
>he fell for the "digital gold" meme
>he fell for the "future of finance" meme

Get out of stocks while you still can.

love me some boomer rocks, love me some crypto nerd seethe, simple as

>>52331727
basado

I recently got some silver generic buffalo rounds from golden state mint. They pass the specific gravity test so I'm pretty sure they're silver, but they don't ping, at least not like silver eagles or sunshine minting rounds. What gives?

>>52331727

Nice rock

>>52327767
The government is just a giant corporation when you think about it.

What would the world look like if you could buy a nice house in a good location with a couple of ounces of gold? I don't mean in some third world shit hole either like Detroit or Venezuela. If it got that bad would anyplace not be a shit hole?

>>52332604
the usd going to shit and gold being remonetized does not make the whole world a shit hole

This week's haul

>>52332692
Based. Need to get me some more BGASC rounds for my desk stack.

Mail call! I got this tube for $496 shipped. I probably could've gotten a better deal elsewhere, but now my stack of .999 is over 100oz

>>52332604
>Gold hits $500k per oz (in pre-hyperinflation USD)
>Rothschilds and Friends buy up all the Real Estate on Earth
Thanks for playing goyim!

Bid ~16x FV for a few bucks of junk silver on Ebay; currently winning. Is it really gonna happen or do auctions like that get sniped usually? 13hrs to go... desu I rarely bid on auctions just because losing sucks.

>>52333438
>Is it really gonna happen or do auctions like that get sniped usually?
US Junk always gets sniped. There's no way to get it below 20x Face on Ebay unless you're doing some magic with combined shipping.

>>52332943
Silver is Silver my guy

>>52331151
Short term you should put most of that into metal, silver in particular. Longer term I'm sure having some bitcoin will make sense again but not now. Keep a 2:1:1, or 3:1:1 ratio if you still really want to spread out your money.

>>52321985
> 520 KB JPG
I miss the days when people would post their stacks
Here’s my stack. Smol but growing.

>>52333759
shades of pan man, nice

anyone got a link to the meme silver coin website ?
i dont know why theyre not linked in the OP

>>52321826
reported for janitor disrespect

Anyone here buy from Ainslie Bullion in Australia?

I feel like I am being scammed. I won't deal with them again. This is my 4th purchase from them and I am hoping that my previous purchases are real bullion.

They are trying to tell me they locked in different prices on th exchange and I suddenly owe more money. I paid in full and now they want more. I never got an official invoice asking how much to pay instead it was just an email from an employee. Now they are also claiming that if I don;t pay the outstanding shortly they will keep my deposit and forfeit the purchase.

So pls if you have purchased with them before let me know if you are confident it's real gold and silver.

>>52334895
also strange I have 4 different employees sending me emails asking for the money and asking for two different amounts. The last email was replete with spelling errors.

>>52334895

Take this to the cops/BBB. You are clearly being scammed.

>>52334910
Obvious curry nigger tier scam. Call da popo.

>>52334895
>>52335426
"Browse our online shop, choose your bullion and make a 10% deposit via credit card." Never heard of anything like this before; wouldn't touch that with a 10ft pole. Also just did a USD to AUD conversion and holy shit y'all some poorfags.

>>52333121
Seems like a decent enough deal? I've been thinking of buying the exact same thing for pretty much the same price anon.
Congratulations on making for 100oz, I also just made it too 100oz too, pretty funny.
Some of my favorite coins I've gathered so far, and my bars.

>>52334895
i've bought from them a few times before, paid 10% via credit card and bank transfer the rest, have had bullion both delivered and picked up from their office no problems

>>52331199
and if you bought your PMs back now, you'd make barely any profit

you had them for the wrong reason

>>52335529
Thanks anon. My first 2 purchases with them were great but something has happened since then. I wouldn't recommend it anymore mb I will switch to ABC

>>52335609
they're not my go-to because most other dealers have better prices so i only buy from them because they have the exclusive on the 1/10th gold kook

>>52335639
yea I've been using them b/c they take BTC

With prices as they are it actually makes sense to look into some of the meme coins. Some are actually cheaper than staples like Maples or Britannias.

>>52335993
Leave the Momotaros to me...

Ignoring tax purposes, why buy coins or rounds when you can just get generic stamped ingots or blocks and not have to pay a numismatic premium?
And if you like it for the art aspect, then you're putting a collector's premium on it despite the base metal having value; if you go that route, just get old print graded paper money

>>52331880
True.

>>52336257
You'll usually get spot for generic bars, coins they'll pay slightly more for at sell. Some coins like a wiener or roo carry little premium to a bar also. Depending on where you live, some coin shops have to hold non denominated bullion as "used goods" for 30 days, increasing the delta for them.

>>52336382
Silver *DOES NOT* end the Fed.
Silver ends your wallet.
Silver is not an inflation hedge as we've all seen now, it is in fact, a useless relic.

Silver is fucking worthless. It's literally dumped 90% since last year and won't stop any time soon. The thing about silver is that there's more than 100x as much in the ground as there is gold (which is also worthless), and its "industrial uses" are massively overrated because copper outclasses it for any conceivable use.

Silver is going to zero, you'll be able to get it for free off of craigslist soon enough if you're willing to go clean it out of dejected stackers' houses and transport it away. Furthermore, asteroid mining operations will be up and running by 2030 and they will QUADRUPLE the supply.

Have any Anons been tricked by Jews into wasting your valuable fiat paper on useless boomer rocks?

>>52336440

where buy britannia kilo coin

>>52336614
what country?

>>52336633
usa

The ship is kino. I bought it as fondle piece but now I don't want to ruin it.
>>52336257
You also get part or even all of the premium back when you sell. The spread is also much lower, at least here in Yuropp. I can sell a lot of coins from the past few months back to the dealer for profit but my bars I'd have to sell directly to someone else.
Even the coins I just received have gone up so much while I was waiting for them to ship that the dealer buys them back for just a buck below what I paid. Next month it's already going to be profitable.

>>52336257
Coins are harder to fake. Doesn’t faking money also carry higher punishment than just faking a random bar of money? With the latter, you’re just fucking with the buyer (and the company whose stamp you’re using/faking) but with fake coins, you’re fucking with THE GOVERNMENT.
So a prospective buyer has more ease of mind with coins.

>> ROAR! NIPPON DEAL CLOSED <<

>>52335993
I bought that coin when premiums were much lower. It was actually one of my more expensive coins (29 euros) while the rest were around 24-27, except for a few others for 29-31 (barbados pelicans, anguilla regatta).
And then a lot of cool stuff went out of stock. Should have bought more, I guess.

>>52336224
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBN_dEA4jO0

How do you guys keep track of your stacks?
I have an excel spreadsheet where I put in the weight, compare the purchase price to current spot price, and any barcodes

>>52337339
theyre at the bottom of a lake somewhere

>>52337339
>1pbtid
>Wheres the digital record of your stacks

My God, not putting any effort into it or even hiding it anymore are we?

>>52337339
I eyeball it

>>52337339
I lost all mine in a boating accident

Meanwhile on reddit
>buy PSLV to drain the comex
>look what PSLV is doing
>PSLV helps the silver squeeze
>*registered silver goes up*
Really makes you think.

Whats your prefered silver gold ratio. Mine 50:1

CPI in 30 mins

>>52338173
I ended up with 30:1 or so
GSR is largely irrelevant

>>52338173
1:0. I'm going for 1:100 silver:platium instead.

>52338173
>52338303
>you're buying too much silver, with 100:1 you're going to drain the comex, better reduce it to 50:1, no 30:1 is better, maybe even lower, the GSR is a historical relic, you don't need to get silver at all now

>>52338382
What's the current GSR?

>>52338402
80.8

>>52338402
By spot price, it's 1:80, with premiums included it's 1:68. Both are way higher than the historical 1:15 and the current mining ratio of 1:8. It makes no sense to get gold at all at this ratio, however having the suicide stack of 1 ounce of gold and 100 ounces of silver is essential, you can put the rest in silver, or keep acquiring both at a high ratio like 1:100, 1:200, 1:500, etc.

>>52338321
how are you measuring, by ounces?

>>52338556
> how are you measuring, by ounces?
By cup size, obviously.

>>52338523
That's interesting
I was thinking it was closer to 68 or so
I'm not sure where you can buy metals at spot, so that's largely a theoretical number, no?

>>52338543
The historical ratio was set by governments, and manipulated at will by governments also. I'm not seeing governments going back to a silver decree any time soon.

>>52338644
We'll soon find out what the GSR ratio becomes when the comex has no physical silver anymore.

>>52338697
Is that when you sell?

>>52338644

>>52338728
That peg lasted about a month
There is no current peg

21.75 WICK PUMP

NOT A DRILL

CPI 0.4% M/M, Exp. 0.6%
CPI 7.7% Y/Y, Exp. 7.9%

CPI Core 0.3% M/M, Exp. 0.5%
CPI Core 6.3% Y/Y, Exp. 6.5%

Literally up 50 cents in a minute.

Wtf happened

DXY dumped about 1% also

Is this peak dollar positioning?
Positioning for a pause/pivot?

MY CHEAPIES

>>52338807
WE BACK WE BACK WE BACK WE BACK

I LITERALLY BOUGHT A COMEX BAR FROM THE LOCAL SHOP 1 DOLLAR OVER SPOT AT 19.4...
HE HAS A SHOTGUN IN THE BATHROOM, I THINK HES GONNA BLOW HIS HEAD OFF IF HE DOESNT GIVE IT TO A TRUSTED PERSON

>>52338718
The current ratio is practically 1:68. When it goes down to 1:8, 1:10, 1:15 or somewhere around that, I'll exchange all the silver for gold. If they start manipulating silver again and the ratio becomes 1:64 or more again, I'll exchange all my gold for silver again. And the cycle will keep repeating.
This wealth multiplier trick won't last too long, they either manipulate things until they go completely bankrupt and we become insanely rich or until the ratio stabilizes near the mining ratio so this trick won't work anymore.
In any case, it's going to be a big win for us and there's no way they can get around this anymore, we know they're tricks.

>>52339025
You murdered that shop owner anon

Just kidding I’m sure he’s hedged

I guess it doesn't matter what they do. I'm still gonna get like 18 more oz silver. Been saving up for this.

>>52339077
He's got silver in stock, I took a small fraction and the money is walking in for him every day.
He'll probably a be a little pissed off from me next time he sees me though

>>52338728
lol, pegged

>>52339447
>>52339447
>>52339447

new

>>52338523
Vennet:
„I’m jacked! JACKED TO THE TITS!!!”

Mark Baum:
„Good.”

Vennet:
„Do You feel it?!”

Mark:
„No.”