/biz/ - Business & Finance

First for countryside WAGMI

If you don't store your gold in a box, you're a cunt and we're not friends any more.

stop going up you piece of shit numbers

crypto nerds will seethe

>>52339496

A red velvet lined box is fine too.

>>52339584
kek

can we take out $22 today silverbros?

>>52339699
CPI came out lower than expected, everything is pumping right now. Is it just me or shouldn’t PMs be doing the opposite, i.e. pumping on higher inflation?

>>52339755
DXY is dumping, Jews on wall st think rate hikes will slow, making money cheaper

>>52339755
Welcome to bizarro world, where nothing works like expected.

>>52339911
so this is a fed pivot without the fed actually pivoting?

unrelated, anyone else cant stand empire precious metals? is he the biggedt basedface in the pm community?

Why is it metal fags want so desperately to fit in with the cool kids that they project their seething onto crypto and stock fags and claim that the others are actually jealous of them?
Reminds me so much of modern conservative political tactics.

>>52340205
>1pbtid
a tale as olde as time

>>52339651
Interesting distribution you have there.

>>52339699
>>52339755
>>52339911
>>52339966

I can haz dubs, too?

>>52340298
>not even attempting to counter my argument and instead pointing to pre established non sequitur talking points
You guys must have really studied everything from fox

>>52340427
>trying to start a politics debate on /pmg/
post stack or get out

>>52340427
You don't have an argument. I don't go into crypto threads I've go no interest in. The fact that you're here and I'm not there is evidence enough.
nyaa nyaa nyaa nyaa

>>52339447
Boxes you say?

>>52340589
Impressive. Very nice.

>>52340503
I’m drawing parallels to the shitty argument tactics and lack of intellectual integrity.
>>52340540
You guys constantly compare yourselves to them and make posts adjacent to them and comment on the superiority of metals in their threads.

>>52340589
Kookaburra is one of the best collections in my opinion. I wonder when we see 10 oz 2022 drop

>>52340427
I can't speak for others, but I don't give the slightest shit what stocks or crypto are doing.

>>52340589
GIVE ME THE STONE, STACKER!

>>52340635
god you're boring

>>52340679
Me too, but I’m not sure we’ll get a 10 oz this year. Normally we would allready have the 2023 release by now.

>>52340635
I don't ever post in crypto threads, dummy. I'll post sometimes in more general threads talking about the economy or inflation, or how to save money. That's it. I don't go troll crypto people, because I already know they're doomed (along with fiat currency and anything that isn't hard assets) and I don't need to start shit with them like you're trying to do here.

>>52340635
>2 party baiting
>in a gold and silver general
Do you even know where you are moshe?

>>52340349
I was going for a whale/little fish kind of vibe.

>>52340679
>I wonder when we see 10 oz 2022 drop

Imagine talking like this

>>52340899
tfw
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KHykK03qsxI

>>52340427
I don’t watch mainstream news. It’s all tailored to be as dramatic as possible for their prospective audience. I stack PMs because the writing is on the wall. Simple as

>>52340899
Pretty cool old school ski’s at the wall.

>>52340427
What are you on about, douche nozzle? I don't even subscribe to cable. The stock market and real estate are sitting on an obvious debt bubble so I liquidated last year and am staying far away. Crypto I know almost nothing about, except it appears to be infested with scams, so I stay away from that too. I wish everyone well, but have no interest in following their saga.

Picrel is Mexibro box.

I prefer mint boxes, coininvest used to sell them for around £8 IIRC so I've picked up two over the years

Metals are looking extremely bullish rn.

>>52342000
buy high sell low

>>52341634
I don't care much for collecting metals but this pic looks so comfy it should be considered instigation to crime to show it.

Why is gold and silver going up if inflation is going down?

>>52342393
It's not going down, it's just slowing. It's still at 7.9%

>>52342434
Why did gold and silver went down while inflation was going up?

>>52340427
>my argument
Is your "argument" with us in the room?

>>52342560
Rising interest rates and a stronger dollar. Gold is very strong in any other currency rn.

>>52342560
Just stop. Nothing make any fucking sense whatsoever. You can twist it as much as you want, NOTHING related to PMs pricing made any sense for the past 2 years. They did the exact opposite of what they should have done. We are in full blown clownbizzaroworld and the kikes' manipulation runs so deep it basically created an anti-logical universe.

Don't overthink it. It's just jewish manipulated numbers on a screen. And all this digital trash is going down the drain. Stick to fundamentals. Hold your real in your hands and nobody will steal it from you with a click of a mouse.

>>52342761
>Don't overthink it. It's just jewish manipulated numbers on a screen
The answer I was looking for. Thanks

>>52342393

Wild Turkey and Ebay don't mix fellas. Just blew the rest of November's stack money on this knife. Jimmy Lile steel is a precious metal, though.

>>52340427
You’re trying to ask zealots to be rational man

>>52343279
>dude u cant just invest in metals
>ur like, a zealot
>why arent you buying BITCOIN which is literally GUARANTEED to go to a million dollars cuz reasons???

>>52343209
>Wild Turkey and Ebay don't mix fellas.
I know that feel.

>>52342560
i dunno, why did bitchcoin collapse from 69k when everyone said bitchcoin was a hedge against inflation? glass houses, stones, etc.

Thoughts on buying old Schillings? These in particular are 15.36g pure silver each. Price is roughly the same as fresh 999 coins per oz.

>>52343209
>>52343407
kek, been there lads, that's how I started collecting ancient coins

>>52343588

>>52343440
Well, first of all mott people say stupid shit all the time.
Second, it's a volatile market. Look at 5y, 10y, 15y and bitcoin beats inflation by a huge margin.
>>52343649
I take that as a go for it.

>>52343638
Those are great! I would love to have something bronze like it as a pocket piece.
>>52343588
Checked. IMO, if it's the same price as new silver then it's a great deal. Old coins are kino.

is it worth buying silver off ebay?

>>52343736
>Well, first of all mott people say stupid shit all the time.
lol so you're all backing away from btc being a hedge against inflation? this was a mainstream talking point all last year

>>52343588
Meh, maybe at spot or spot+10%. Don't find them very interesting personally, so would only grab if they were very low premium, as in lower than generic rounds.

Victoria 1 Crown's on the other hand...

>>52343911
Reputable dealers only

>>52343943
That is a very high quality crown and would probably sell for close to $100USD.

>>52343911
Rarely, but it's possible. There's a scrapper here who regularly buys sterling ware off ebay and when he gets a bunch, has it refined into bars. He's acquired 'special skills' doing it though. Takes work, knowledge, and patience.

>>52339510
Sexy. What size are those?

>>52344106
Full Sovereign coins are 22mm.

>>52340589
Kooks are extremely aesthetic

>>52343209
Kek, reminds me of the last time I visited my parents. My dad sent me home with 20 red bull cans because he drank too much bourbon and ordered 20 packs on Amazon instead of 2

>>52340205
>joins a precious metals thread, responding to no one, seething about precious metals stickers.
>Why do precious metal stickers seethe and hur dur!!

Hi frens,
Anyone got some good information or tips on buying silverware from thrift stores?
I was in my local thrift shop and just thought I would check out anything that looked like silver. I found a huge "silver plated" plate for $2. Didn't buy it though as I've not developed this hobby.. yet.
But without buying an expensive tester, if there anything to look out for? I know sterling silver usually has markings on it, but does that apply to everything?
Thanking you

>>52344157
Thank you, excellent stack

>>52343938
It is a hedge against inflation over long enough time spans. I don't give a shit what mainstream retards say. I've been in this for over a decade now and it has always beaten inflation. Only for short time-frames AND if you bought at the wrong time has this not been true. This is also true for gold and silver, just less extreme. Also, the original point of bitcoin was to be a digital p2p cash system that is free from supply manipulation. It being a hedge against inflation is more of a consequence.

>>52343943
I just really like smaller coins. They're going to be more easy to barter with.

>>52343588
Seems like they’re cheapest per oz right now. Might also pic some up

>>52344067
Crowns are cool, I have a nice George VI. Sadly it's cupronickel. I can't find any silver ones in decent condition (for decent money).

Was just sorting through some random change I had from my travels abroad and found a
>American Indian/American Buffalo Nickel
>Thomas Jefferson/Buffalo Nickel(2005 edition)
>Gold Canadian Dollar(1988)
>2x Filipino Dollars
>Canada 2 Dollar(1996)
>Miscellaneous Mexican coins
>Miscellaneous British currency
>Miscellaneous Canadian currency

Inshallah we will win

>>52339447
During the last recession, silver hit $40/oz. How high will it go this time?

>>52345075
It dropped during the recession, it jumped during the euro debt crisis

>>52345113
Initially, yes. It went from $19 to $10 in 2008. But then it went vertical for 3 years. It dropped again after the recovery took shape.

I thought all Perth mint coins came in capsules, but apparently not. This 2 oz dingo is cool, but the dealer doesn't have a capsule that fits it. Guess I'll just buy something else.

>>52344211
kooks might be the best looking coin desu

>>52345191
Technocrat draghi jawboning the market killed silver. In fact he did nothing, while the risk of a disintegrating euro and breakup of the grand experiment was averted, if only for a while. Recessions have *always* been bearish for silver. Sovereign debt crisis are great for pms, as that's their use case scenario.

>>52345075
It's kinda hard to say. We've had a quasi-economy since the bailouts happened in 2008. Everything that's happened in the markets since then has happened in the context of cheap debt and money supply expansion. In the area I live, there were YOY price increases in housing from 2017-2019 from 20% to as high as 50%. Mid 2020 thru early 2022 saw much the same trends in real estate here, with a plateau in June, and now a steady slow decline. It'll be interesting to see where things go by next summer, and especially by next Christmas. When you build an economy on 1.5-2% interest, there's really no telling how bad things will get when it contracts. The most important thing anyone can do in my opinion is get out of debt, and put your wealth into hard assets that can be used to generate value. Tools, guns, fertile land, literally anything, is better than being stuck holding debt instruments. What the fuck will stocks, bonds, crypto, investment real estate do for you if people literally can't afford nutritious food? A fucking sweet potato patch in your yard will be a better investment of time and energy than anything else. Just my 2c.

Got my sterling footed "salver" tray in the mail this morning, it weighs out at 610 grams of thicc sturdy silver and is a nice high quality antique piece. $158.75 total with shipping and tax on eBay for 18.14ozt of pure silver worth $397 at melt comes out to $8.75/ozt. The British hallmarks say it was made in Sheffield in 1930, not super old but it's in nice shape so I'm keeping it in the collection not refining it. Happy hunting lads.

>>52344259
>I know sterling silver usually has markings on it, but does that apply to everything?

In the USA most good silver you're likely to encounter is pretty clearly stamped or embossed "STERLING", but English sterling is marked with their own hallmarking and date letter system, early American "coin silver" items usually had no purity stamps/hallmarks but is easy to recognize with a bit of experience, and various foreign silver items all had their own domestic hallmarking systems and "standard" finenesses though conveniently they often marked things with easily understood millesimal fineness like 800, 830, 835, 900, 925, 935, 950 etc using little hallmark stamps. Take pics of all the markings and post here if you're unsure, several anons are good at reading silver stamps or recognizing silverplate and can help you out.

>>52343051
A Leaf no less...

I hang my head for this country.

>>52345351
They are up there but I think Krugs (both silver and gold) have that honor.

Does anyone have any ideas on if I should try to sell any of >>52344894
?

>>52345400
>sweet potato patch

I learned the hard way that the leaves are exceptionally appealing to deer, though that's not a bad thing if you're armed and in the market for free meat.

>>52344894
Yo, what's that pussy eating one on the bottom???

>>52345451
I'd break it up by nationality and sell it on ebay starting at 99c.

Also, show me the reverse of the pussy eating coin, please. I might buy it from you. zpblyhhjwoierjzgcg (at) tmmbt (dot) net

>>52345531
>>52345577
Honestly have no idea what it is, it says "Connect with a Libra Sept 23-OCT 22" on the back. I'll get more pics in a sec

>>52345451
I don't see anything with real collector value, might as well keep it. Maybe soon the GBP or CAD will strengthen relative to your currency enough that it'll be worth converting at a bank or airport or the like. I doubt situations like people in post-soviet hyperinflating Yugoslavia exchanging an old US $100 bill for enough cash to completely pay off their mortgage will happen again but ya never know.

>>52345605
Aye I agree. I have this coin
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1294982727/2005-d-uncommon-buffalo-jefferson-nickel?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_-art_and_collectibles-domestic_low&utm_custom1=_k_56afa4219aed1686e5cac74ca0def7a5_k_&utm_content=bing_412371534_1305120600158729_81570101298775_pla-4585169652921505:pla-4585169652921505_c__1294982727&utm_custom2=412371534

in the stack in similar condition. No idea why it's listed for $500

>>52345638
>No idea why it's listed for $500
On the off chance there's that one idiot...
You have to admire some sellers' optimism.

>>52345638
That seller is either a lunatic, or as his username "Moses" suggests is a proud member of the eternal tribe. Unfortunately it's just a nickel, though I do save nickels because their metal value is marginally above their face value like with copper cents.

>>52345713
>>52345766
(((Moses)))
I didn't even notice that
>on the off chance there's that one idiot
Wouldn't feel right doing that to someone. I'll hold on to my international currency and MAYBE cash it out at a later date.
On a side note, do anons here ever clean the loose change they have? If so, with what?
>inb4 use ur cum

Day 6 of asking MintAnon to make GREGGS coin with NORF FC obverse and SOUF FC reverse

>>52345811
ate soufern pooftas
simple as

>>52345599
thanks!
Checked.

>>52345811
U avin a giraffe m8? Git the fuck outta ere.

>>52345400
A better strategy is to consider multiple outcomes and weight according to how likely they are and how painful getting it wrong would be. Even if the system is failing it's going to fizzle out over years and you might be able to profit from that. A lot of stuff still is cheap so any gains in the last year would buy you more supplies now than a year ago. For some kind of things at least.

>>52345874
>>52345577
Should have checked this and full disclaimer I have no recollection nor idea how I got a pussy eating coin.

>>52345830
>>52345896

luv me shiny
luv me queen
luv me team
‘ate bankers (not a racialist just don’t like ‘em is all)

whats your year price predictions for Gold and Silver for 2023?

>>52345487
I've heard ducks love sweet potato greens as well. I wanna get jerusalem artichokes next spring too since it's a running rhizome.

>>52345935
cam on Engerlund
*BANG BANG BANG*
score some fakin goals

https://www.jmbullion.com/1-oz-sunshine-walking-liberty-silver-round/

It's time

>>52345938
was that image generated by ai

>>52346065
>could have bought them for $23.50/e 2.5 months ago
>cash wasn't right from shotgunning my mortgage
>have the money now
>$28/e
Fuck. Those are easily the most beautiful and secure rounds on the market. It's even the exact same silver planchets that are used for actual US Mint ASEs. I was at least able to slurp a tube of Maples during the dip.

>>52341865
nice boxes

>>52346251
Iktf

Called 15 coin shops looking for cull dollars/dimes. All either out of stock or asking more than Ebay.

WHERE ARE THE CHEAPIES I WANT MY CHEAPIES AAAAHHHHHHHHH

>>52345811
Bong here.

Would buy

>>52346251
just fuckin buy
yeah coulda bought cheaper oh well
soon you won't be able to buy this shit at all
really let that sink in
you wont be able to buy physical silver for ANY PRICE

>>52345410
So usually most items that are silver will have some sort of stamp or hallmark, apart from the "coin silver" items?
I'm living in Canada atm, and I feel like I'm actually in a fairly decent spot to find good items at my local thrift store.
There's ALOT of rich boomers around me, and then a huge young population that only care about partying/skiing, so im doubtful there's much competition from anyone looking for silverware in my thrift store... I'll go back today and have another look. Will post any findings tomorrow if I get anything.
Cheers anon, sounds like you got a good find.

>>52345905
Look at this smug bastard.
>Eats so much pussy he doesn't even remember getting paid for it.

>>52346324
I don't agree that silver will become 'unobtainium'. I think, assuming the comex runs dry and silver moons to $400-$1000, it will very slowly start to be treated more like gold in the minds of the general public. If anyone reading this already has a years worth of silver to get them through an extremely hard year, then they absolutely don't need to fomo into overpriced rounds. The deals are still out there and they don't cost a 40% premium.

I can't decide if I should buy more silver now or wait for a dip.

What do lads?

>>52345938
why does that image look like pic rel

>>52346373
>I'm living in Canada atm, and I feel like I'm actually in a fairly decent spot to find good items at my local thrift store.

Sounds like you're in a great area to hunt for cheapies, be on the lookout for local estate sales too. Old Canadian silver can be slightly tricky, until the 1900s they didn't really have a uniform hallmarking system so lots of older Canadian made silver isn't marked "STERLING" and instead has pseudo-hallmarks imitating English style hallmarks, with Lion Passant and Lion Rampant marks being most common. In the past trying to identify some pieces that looked English or Scottish drove me crazy until I realized they were actually Canadian sterling. Thankfully later Canadian pieces were stamped "STERLING" like USA stuff, they also imported lots of easy to recognize American and trickier UK silver so being familiar with English hallmarks will be helpful. You probably have a bit of Mexican sterling floating around there too which was usually marked STERLING or 925 so that should be easy.
https://www.925-1000.com/canadiansilver_01.html
Check this page on Canadian silver marks to train your eye a bit and good luck!

>>52345905
>I have no recollection nor idea how I got a pussy eating coin.

Oh to be a raging alcoholic again, those are the best kind of nights aren't they?

>>52346480
i'm thinkin about that too. if it does dip, the silver you buy now will at worse, lose about $3 per oz, or a 14% loss. at best it just keeps climbing. i'm gonna buy another bar

>>52346260
There are some pretty nice things in them too

>>52346899
I guess I'll wait and see what happens, if it goes down buy, if it goes up then fuck it I'll bite the bullet and buy.

>>52346624
>be on the lookout for local estate sales too
Honestly I see alot of that going on around here, lots of rich buy houses and just bulldoze them straight the way, great idea to lookout for also.
I am actually English so yes I am familiar with British hallmarks, not exactly what they all mean but I recognize them.
Again thanks alot for the useful information, I'll take a look at that website to give myself an idea.
I will definitely be heading there after work today for another look and will post if I find anything, honestly I'm feeling lucky! I'll look strange for buying grandmas old silverware instead of ski gear, but fuck um.

Silver prices have been very anti-semitic lately. The war chest weights 330 million ounces and at current the goyims know levels it will be gone by the end of next year. If the goyims know levels were to rise it might even be as little as 3-6 months left.

>>52347610
what fuck are you even saying
meds
now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rec_7Si0MEA

Motivation time

>>52347610
AI bot posting ?

One more batch

>>52347610
This is a bot do not listen. Silver is trash

>>52348111
Sreetips says doing that outside is dangerous

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?

>>52348252
You have two options, do it outside with proper ppe like goggles, gloves and a respitaor rated for fumes. Or, do it inside in a fume hood, with proper ppe. It's no more dangerous one way or the other. The issue is the fumes (NO2), they are deadly poisons, and proper precaution while working with the very strong acids required.

>>52345955
>>52346301

Mintanon the people have spoken we want a Greggs coin. Maybe someone can do a mockup and put Greggs as King Charles on the back

Just picked up these bits at the Goodwill, left one is a 7g Italian gold plated sterling necklace and pendant so wasn't really a cheapie but I can't resist buying stuff like that. The bead bracelet is more interesting, clasp is marked 10k and the small beads and other gold metal parts appear to match. Not sure what's going on in the larger colorful enameled "gold" metal beads but they may be 10k gold too? Regardless there isn't much to lose when it's $4.24 and at 9 grams there's $200 to gain if it's all 10 karat gold, happy hunting lads.

>>52347559
>I'll look strange for buying grandmas old silverware instead of ski gear, but fuck um.

Yeah I used to feel a little weird looking at jewelry and silverware but fuggit, I'm getting my stacks up and trying to stay in the black while I do it. Good luck hunting man, it might not hurt to ask when they bring out new inventory if they don't constantly bring fresh stuff out every day. My goodwill has new stuff every hour but the other shop I check restocks while closed over the weekend for opening on Tuesdays so I check them every Tues. morning when I'm free.

>>52349029
think you got conned

>>52347610
sirs please, do not listen

>>52349358
Yes sirs please redeem the bayhorse the each and everything shares will be going to moon

>>52345218
you can buy capsules you know

>>52345896
I'm havin a giraffe, mate!
top-left coin :D

>>52345811
Maybe some bong-anon should make them, mintanon is still waiting on two designs to ship out, and is probably going to do a third before anything else. You guys already get raped by the VAT, you'd at least save the duty taxes.

>>52343051
As much as we cringe, this is a teen that is needing some proper guidance and a dad to explain to her that yes , fiats bullshit lets buy some shiny silver so (((the ones that made the fiat construct))) dont get your hard earned money

>>52349524
I can't afford to be paying extra shipping from different places right now. Only got 604 euros in the bank to spend, and that's after walking downtown to pay some bills in cash (so I can spend the bank money on silver). I have a lot of cash, but can't buy silver with it here. Can't deposit cash in the bank either, yep last time I did they tried to audit me.

is there a tell for IDing silver in pictures?

>>52349785
not really. if it's a specific kind of coin you can examine the features to see if they match

>>52349773
Do you have those reloading credit cards in your country?

I found a 1923 canadian british columbia gold 1$ coin in a thrift store today and bought it. I'm having trouble finding it online with the exception of one ebay page. Does anyone know what this is and have anymore information on it?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/394193416113
Will get some nice close up pics of it this weekend and post if anyone cares

>>52349933
Don't know, but I doubt you could fund them with cash. Basically cash is heavily suppressed via "anti-money laundering" laws, and you can't even do cash transactions > 300 euros to buy food or whatever.

>>52348252
Stretips has a fumehood.

>>52345811
Back from jannyjail, I have no idea how to design that kind of round

>>52350356
Correct. I explained it to him here: >>52348436

>>52350356
Of further note, I've been refining for quite a while. I haven't actually ventured into stripping plate yet. I have kilos of epns stuff I've picked up over the years. Is stripping economical? What method do you use? I'd like to try ripping this stuff down. I already reclaim my copper from sterling and turn it into bronze and nordic gold. I'd like to get the silver off this stuff if it's worthwhile.

>>52350831
cool it with the anti semitism champ

>>52339447
Good evening gentleman. I...have received a parcel this day.

Should I buy silver or did I miss buying at a reasonable price point? Try again next decade?

>>52339510
Nice box. I need something like this. My 'tism would force me to fill it ASAP

>>52350831
> If you post silver or banking thread on /pol/ it always gets deleted.
What did they mean by this?

>>52350944
There is still silver to buy, but it's more expensive than this summer/early fall, and the shipping delays are a bitch.

>>52339447
Why are the prices for gold nd silver goin down?

>>52348436
Are you melting silver or separating different metals? I ask, because I don't want to drop dead when I pour my first bar in the backyard.

>>52348440
>>52345955
>>52346301
Channel your bong spirits and get a mockup and it can go in the queue, only idea I have is a border of beans

>>52348296
hmm idk I have some generic buffaloes too and they do not ping either. was sorta figuring I got taken for a ride cause I bought them at an auction house, but I also got a bunch of ASE's and they ping so sweetly and they were like $27

>>52350955
You asking so many questions you gonna be an astronaut or president of some country when you're grow up.

>>52351255
Checked.
Both. I am refining sterling which usually consists of silver, copper and sometimes zinc and lead. After the isolation of silver, I melt it down into bars and rounds. The copper I recapture and typically turn into either bronze or nordic gold.

>>52350944
Everything is still pretty much on sale right now.

>>52350893
I have one. They are beautiful coins.

>>52351580
Nice. So I will better wear a respirator with activated carbon filter when I melt 999 silver, right?

took 600k out of crypto today, don't trust anyone any more
what should i buy? i'd like to keep at least 80-90% in a digital form via my broker, just for ease of management. already own some newmont.

>>52351795
If you aren't using chemicals, then a quality respirator isn't really required. It's the NO2 produced by the interaction of HNO3 and Cu/Ag which requires filtration. If you're only melting .999 silver, you will only require a quality welding mask.

>>52351841
If you are looking to buy lots of metal you should look into offshore storage and at home storage options. Make purchases at different places and try not to get followed or reveal where you store your belongings. There is always risk storing at home and offsite. Wealthy people do a bit of everything

>>52351857
Thanks. I'll get one.

>>52351841
>i'd like to keep at least 80-90% in a digital form via my broker, just for ease of management
When it comes to metals you should have them physically available for the same reasons you should keep your coins in your own wallet. If you want someone else to handle it at least find some local place at least.

>>52350356
his fan broke episode before last. he had to do it outside. do try to keep up.
>>52350273
u french? ive read cash laws there are insane. they dont do money orders there either? where theres a will, theres a way

>>52351841
600k will just be 6x this much gold. It's not really that much. Gold is really fucking good at sucking up excess fiat.

>>52352026
Yep, and I never heard of money orders here. But there is a loophole, I can take my cash and go on a trip to netherlands, and buy up to 10K euros worth of gold and/or silver there. Might do it, but for now I'm using the cash to buy other useful stuff.

>>52352026
https://www.french-property.com/news/money_france/cash_payments_limits wow that's insane

>>52339447
Wait a minute, so Judas betrayed Jesus for 10 troy oz?? ~$275??

>>52352453
Depends on the coin, but if you use $28 USD/oz when this chart was made on Wikipedia, you get the following valuations. Kinda sad that even at best, Jesus got betrayed for less than $500.

>>52339447
When is Silver price going to moon?
I need to know.

>>52352453
It's way worse than that. Depending on which historical account or amalgamation of accounts, the actual silver content of the denarius varies. The low estimate I've seen is around ~3.75toz.

>>52350831
I did a ctrl+f Jew on Wikipedia's Merchant Banking page as a joke. I didn't expect to get as many results as I did for a small page.

>>52351349
Do they pass specific gravity?

>>52352569
> pic
Noice meme, fren!

>>52340778
>I don't go troll crypto people
You should. It's quite fun.

>>52351299
Beans-n-brekkie!
Gawd Saav duh Kang!

We're gonna robin teh COMEX 10x more in 2023!

>>52353008
based patrician's take
>NGRSM

Everything is pumped am I too late

>>52353560
no, now go buy a tube (or several)

>>52353560
It's not too late as long as it's still available.

>>52349221
Don’t encourage him by relying.

>>52353560
These are ~ 26 euros/oz
The 5-kilo coin is 4000 euros (~ 24.88/oz)

It is upon us gents.
Stack faster.

someone has to do it.

So my dumb fuck government is going to give my family another 1k in a few weeks. Obviously dumping that into PMs to protect myself from inflation. What do I get?
>Junk silver
>Bullion silver
>Gold
>Platinum
>Copper
My gut says junk silver. But it is "free" cash.

>>52354034
bruh that coin is badass

>>52354077
I've come to realize that these are not dumb governments, they just act dumb to help cover up the money laundering.

>>52354077
I want platinum. I should buy more silver, but I want platinum. As for you, have some junk for change, a few ounces of gold just in case and then a fuckton of silver.

>>52339447
Goldbros, should I start buying gold now or wait?

>>52354077
It depends what you already stacked, and how much of a cash emergency fund you got. Also it depends on your prices and/or taxes to buy those metals.

I'm thinking maybe to ditch my plan of getting 18 collectible coins, and just get another tube of 20 armenian arks and 2 collectible coins. Four more ounces for the same price! And less capsule faggotry to deal with. That plastic stuff takes up lots of space.

>>52354034
>60,000 $ premium
Not what I would choose. But it's probably fun to have one.

Wish I wouldn't hesitate to do it and just cashed out my meager crypto supply to put into PMs

>>52354180
just wait bro, PMs are definitely gonna go like -50% in this economic environment :^)

>>52343051
She's SOOO close to realizing the truth

>>52354077
I don't know what the situation is like in Canada for 80%, but I went looking for some on Ebay recently and it's all just as expensive as our 90%. Not a good deal, imo. I've been buying mostly gold lately, just waiting on silver to do something. Now it is, I might buy some more krugs.

got me rabbits

>>52354277
She's an entire Econ101 class away from getting close to the truth.

Where is it going from here, boys?

>>52354516
$600-$1000

>>52354529
Oh

>>52354349
Yep, I can get some canadian .925 for ~ 29.54 euros/oz, used to be a lot less.
French .823 (5F semeuses) are 7.80 euros if you buy in 50+ quantity. That comes out to 24.21 euros/oz. I'd rather just the .999 armenian coins at this point.

>>52354413
>upper image
spoopy.jpg

>>52350955
There’s pretty reliably a /SEtF/ up, but they do get deleted. Sometimes they disguise SETF behind silver FUD threads to confuse the jannies and bots. It’s crazy the amount of shills in metal threads on /pol/ vs here.

>>52354108
Fair enough. Either way I want my wealth out of their fat frog fingers.
>>52354156
>>52354216
Plan is to weather total economic meltdown and hyper inflation. Investment silver and for larger purchases like land or some kind of investment. Junk silver for feeding my family and life expenses while shit gets bad.
Otherwise LONG term investment that I can sell off as an old fuck or give to my kids.
>>52354349
It's ok. Have a good dealer that sells junk real close to spot. Premiums on investment silver is acceptable from them as well.

>>52354678
Found your stealth thread with the canadian store pic >>52353830

>>52340396

>>52354077
Jesus fuck what is wrong with Quebec
I was there in the last month and the exchange rate was so awful I lived like a king there, ate fantastic meals and bought multiple fur coats, all because canadians would do anything for US dollars, but they're only making everything worse for themselves
I'll be back in Quebec next year to spend $1000 usd on an entire bear rug thank you Canada for ruining your own livelihoods

I want a shekel of Tyre holy shit

>>52355056
If you can get it cheap, you could make a killing reselling it.
>happymerchant.jpg

>>52352502
>>52352569
Holy fuck that's insane lol

>>52355145
does anyone remember grumpy coin?

>>52349555
Trips checked!

>>52352453
It's symbolic, 30 Silver Shekels was the price of a Slave set in Biblical Law.

>>52352453
>>52352569
I mean, when you think of it in terms of labor hours, a denarii was a day's wages (10-12 hours back then) and a denarii was 3.8g pure of AG.

Thus, Judas betrayed Jesus for the equivalent of 257hrs-1,244hrs of work (per >>52352502.) If you take the median income in the US, ($50,391 for 2021) and divide that by 2000 hours (40 hours/week, 50 weeks/year,) you get an hourly rate of $25.20.


Thus, the labor value of Judas' betrayal was $6,475-$31,343. A pretty sizeable chunk of money, but I'd like to think I wouldn't betray the Messiah for $30k.

>>52344295
>bitcoin is an inflation hedge guys, trust me
>just not during this record inflation is all, but every other time it has!
Kys cryptokike

>>52355283
Go to your next black gay bar and you can get shagged by Tyrone. Close enough substitute, I guess.
And since we’re at life advice:
Should I buy 1kg of silver and a half ounce of gold? Already have way more than the average population, but still, current situation has me spooked.
On the other hand, I’m just in the process of spending 10k on farmland and I’ve got another 100k (probably less again, was like 150k a year ago, yolo) “invested” that I should turn into moar to eventually be able to buy a house, so I should be saving.
Ahhhhh… I hate difficult decisions.

>>52356898
Platinum

>>52356915
Now that you mention it. Yeah, my life’s missing some Pt.

>>52341865
What's goin on here huh?

>>52357453
whelp im never posting pics on pmg again if this lil nigga is sleuthing

>>52357453
>he doesn’t shave his pubes, while slouched over his box, using his silver as mirror
NGMI

>>52357491
It's okay anon. I'm starting to find my own hair everywhere.

>>52354251
Anon, you are smart right? Not a tard like me? I've been putting off purchase of some silver and gold and I'm waiting for them to drop to 1650 for gold and low 19s for silver.

what was your first piece of the stack? i got this a couple years ago for $14
also PMs are going up, are we out of dips; should i just keep stacking? or wait a bit for stability

>>52357797
>NWTM
>trust us with your bullion we swear we're good for it

>>52357518

what's the deal with NWTM? this bar is back from 2010 or before

Finished watching konosuba related to the megumin coin. It's ok. Not as good as golden boy or G.T.O. but it has it's moments. Too many hentai shots.

>>52357896
The went out of business a while back because they were running some sort of bullion storage ponzi scheme (or some other scam of that nature).
Their rounds/bars command a bit of a premium nowadays I think.

>>52357896
>Pair who went on the run after being found guilty of fraud at a now defunct precious metals firm, sentenced to prison
Defrauded 3,000 customers of more than $30 million
Seattle –The former President & CEO of Northwest Territorial Mint, a now-bankrupt company dealing in precious metals, was sentenced today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to 11 years in prison for 14 federal felonies resulting from a Ponzi-like scheme that defrauded customers of millions of dollars, announced U.S. Attorney Nick Brown. Bernard Ross Hansen, 61, aka Ross B. Hansen was convicted of multiple counts of wire and mail fraud after a four-week jury trial in July 2021. Hansen’s co-defendant and partner, Vault Manager Diane Renee Erdmann, 49, was convicted of 13 counts of wire fraud and mail fraud. She was sentenced to five years in prison. This was the second scheduled sentencing hearing for the two after they failed to show up for their late April court date and attempted to flee.

>>52357911
>Too many hentai shots.
>mentions Golden Boy
Anon I...
But seriously Golden Boy is like the peak of anime so most would come up short.
>>52358041
Scary man. Really physical is the way to go just for peace of mind. Bet many of our crypto compatriots are thinking the same these days

>>52353560
Nope

>>52356895
Silver is also still massively down from ath in the 80s. Or more recently just a few years ago when it dropped from $30/oz or more. If you bought then you are still fucked. That said, buying anything but silver right now seems retarded since it's actually moving up and for a good reason.

>>52357797
100g gold, 5 20g bars. That was fun.

>>52354180
It depends. Do you think Central Banks have a pretty good idea of what the true world economic condition is? If the answer is "yes", then the fact that Central Banks all over the world are stacking gold at an increasing rate should be an indicator for you. It is for me.

In London for a few days. Gunna head to my fave bullion shop. They let you pay in crypto.

>>52359242
I going to get another boring kilo?

>>52359529
"U

>>52353560
Look up the M2 of your country's currency and contrast that to the money printing of the scamdemic.
We are in for much more fireworks in the coming years and it will be glorious.

>>52350844
That was a test I did of a bunch of flatware using reverse electrolysis.
I found it to be too labor intensive too worth my time.

Silver's dipping, once I can get it for £25 an ounce I'm splurging, may be the best offer I'll get from here on out.

Just unsure whether to wait for the pajeet's budget. My IRL investor fren said the pound will rally after the 17th.

>>52359604
Trying to nickel and dime bullion dealers is a retard's gambit. The Summer sale was the best deal you goyim are going to get, even if the price drops to 15 dollars an ounce you'll still be paying more.
You can keep hanging onto hyperinflating cash or invest in something only a neutron star can print.

>>52359649
I bought 11 ounces at 28 quid last month, felt like a proper mug when I saw it drop to £24.90 a week later.

I'll convert my zogbucks when I can get maximum return.

Any news from mintanon? Site was updated last month and havent heard anything since.

>>52359762
in regards to what? boomers or something else?

>>52359812
prospector and boomers..figured he would be shipping by now

>>52357453
I recognize that pube

Wieners are up! Now they're more than maples and brits.

>>52357453
>>52359843
>Canada mint
>human pubes
Yeah I don’t think so Tim.

>>52359838
yeah, boomies presale ended october so i imagine we have a ways to go on that one. i also want an update on the prospectors though, i feel like its been a while

Went to $1 taco night, guy sitting next to me found a dark Mercury dime in his change.

>>52359838

I think he said prospectors would be done this month. Assuming that maybe he's been busy packing them up?

Early American Silversmiths.pdf

https://archive.org/details/listofearlyameri00fren/mode/2up

>>52359868
Yep 2023s are starting to trickle out. Monument had eagles and buffs last week for 1830, *really* kicking myself for not ordering one of each. Now they're 19.

>>52360136
> Went to $1 taco night, guy sitting next to me found a dark Mercury dime in his change.
I hope your got it from him, for the fair and well accepted exchange rate!

>>52359602
Thanks anon. I might give it a go just to see.

>>52359242
Absolutely British.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

I can't DCA because I'm always traveling in 3rd world shitholes.
So I buy a bunch at once every time I go to the US (once a year).

EVERY FUCKING TIME THE PRICE GOES UP RIGHT BEFORE MY TRIP. FUCK THIS SHIT.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

This is the big squeeze right? Gold $5000 EOY?

>>52359868
>>52360206
Maybe its because of high electricity prices in Europe? Wieners are minted in Austria and Maples are minted in Canada. Brits are still low-ish because Kwasi Kwarteng fucked the value of the pound.

>>52361137
I think it's wholesalers fucking us. Production is probably down, so they're charging more for them now.

>>52361274
Hmm, you're probably right.

What's the status on Krugerrands? Have they gotten more expensive?

>>52361331
Premium on everything is slowly moving up. It was first on premium products like eagles, then it moved to maples, now it trickled down to wieners. They're jewing us on second and third choice products because they know they can.

>>52357797
I was lucky - inherited this from an uncle.

>>52357896
Back in '12 I called to see if I could get a 100ozt Pan American bar (their brand). She said I'd have to wait 12 weeks (!) for delivery. Thank goodness I decided not to.

>>52361518
Good example of what a cleaned coin looks like

>>52361658
They should have just put it in a slabbed capsule in 1878, and wrote frosty mint with a sharpie.

>>52361658
God I fucking hate numisnerds

>>52351349
Ping test is shit and is not a reliable way to test silver. Certain coins do ping nicely (like the ASE), but by no means can this test be used on all silver coins. A scale, caliper, and a magnet will always be superior.

>>52361658
It's not a coin.

>>52339447
Best place to buy capsules in Europe? Is there a store that sells both capsules and bullion?

>>52361274
>basic supply and demand is happening
>omg we're getting FUCKED
maybe you should have bought more earlier, sweetie

>>52361422
Yes, but no they're not jewing but there is simply too high of a demand for silver. If they were jewing they'd buy low and sell high but they buy back at like two bucks below what they sell for. They buy high and sell just a little higher. In some way this is good because you lose only a few single digit percent of your money the moment you buy. It also sucks because you get less weight.

30% premium on 1oz silver coins in germany
vs 2-3% premium on gold

guess I have to stack gold from here on

>>52355283
>I want a shekel of Tyre holy shit

Monitor Numisbids for Shekels and Tetradrachms of Tyre, here are pieces up for sale currently some of which are common and can be obtained for under $200:

https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?searchall=tyre+tetradrachm&p=searchall
https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?searchall=tyre+shekel&p=searchall

As I understand the newer Jew-minted ones and earlier Seleucid tetradrachms of Tyre circulated together so Judas' blood-money would have contained an assortment of both.

>>52353657
lol cope.

>52363258
And the anti-silver fud targeted at euros begins.
>Oh no, I'll have to buy silver at a 1:64 price ratio instead of 1:80, right before going back to 1:15, maybe even 1:8 once the comex has no physical silver anymore

>>52363258
I bought an oz two or three weeks ago, already in the black. Premiums just melted away.

>>52363258
*... save ...
... your mortal soul.

>>52358192
i could see us doing a version of this, would need to be changed a bit though.

>>52363346
thx

>>52363258
Also silver is up 30% vs. gold 2-3%.

>>52363258
low iq take but ok

>>52357518
You probably think I'm hairy down there 'cause of my beard. Nope, shaved

>>52340589
very nice
>>52340679
>>52344211
>>52345351
yap, and to think I got heckled for overpaying on premiums when I bought these @ $27 back in august

>>52361331
Up ~10% since I bought a tube on the 1st.

>>52364072
No they're only up 2-3%
t.silvertard

>>52349763
>>52350718
>>52351299
>>52359242
>>52359762
>>52359812
>>52359838
>>52359843
>>52360121
>>52360136
>>52353010

If any anons want so share the basic template I can try to mock up something. The important part is we have NORF FC Greggs on obverse and SOUF FC on the reverse.

It could be a “token” of sorts. The inscription around the border would say “good for one chippy” and “.999 fine silvuh”

>>52363301
That 2 Lira looks dope

>>52364301
A neoclassical rehash of a Greek design from the 5th century BC (like the worn coin just below), later copied by Republican Romans on some Denarii. Italy struck a 1 Lira and big 5 Lire with the same design, I really want one but they're fookin' expensive.

>>52364072
sir please, no nazi party advertisements here

>>52364068
Where’d you score that sweet deal?

>>52355592
loool yes what a fucking shitshow that was. i have some shit saved from that fiasco on an old phone

First to hate niggers.

new bread required
some1 bake plz

>>52364072
Absolutely based NJP supporter.

>>52363301
Bro Im not too sure what you're talking about that's the starting price on an auction that just started up and since then it's up to almost $600 now. (minus the auction fees)
Well might as well lurk ebay to see of I can have at least some success haggling on pieces like this.
It seems like it's impossible to get a decent quality VF shekel without spending more than an entire ounce of gold on one.

Some1 baKE, NIGGERS

>>52364864
>>52364923
Lol last time we've managed to make it to 400 posts before baking a new one. GIT GUD

>>52364918
The coin in your cap is grossly overpriced, sellers like them are rip-off artists preying on noobs.

There are lots of different coins up for auction in the numisbid links, not sure what specific one you're looking at. Perfectly decent tets from Tyre of the style used to pay Judas can be gotten for under $200, very nice ones for under $500. check these realized prices from CNG and see for yourself what they actually sell for (sorry for long link):
https://www.cngcoins.com/Lots.aspx?IS_ADVANCED=1&ITEM_IS_SOLD=1&ITEM_INVENTORY_NUMBER=&CONTAINER_NAME=&ITEM_LOT_NUMBER=&ITEM_DESC=tyre+tetradrachm&SEARCH_IN_CONTAINER_TYPE_ID_1=1&SEARCH_IN_CONTAINER_TYPE_ID_3=1&SEARCH_IN_CONTAINER_TYPE_ID_2=1&SEARCH_IN_CONTAINER_TYPE_ID_4=1&VIEW_TYPE=0

>>52364833
Alright, which one of you goyim reported me for this?

>>52364923
I'll do one but need a good op pic, everything in here is a load of arse.

Reply with good stack pics.

>>52364745
bold
they had a lot of nice deals over the summer. thankfully I got my annual silver buying done then; buying right now suuuuucks

NEW thread up!
>>52365174

>>52359762
>>52359812
>>52360136
Waiting on getting all the prospectors to me, the plating is holding things back temporarily but if they don't go out this month it should be early next

>>52343588
Try to get the old 50S made of 18g silver.
Sometimes people confuse them with the later ones and sell them below spot kek

Posting just to get this thread to bump limit and mortality.