/biz/ - Business & Finance

it that a dog with a bat what the fuck

Why did you make this image OP

>>52652259
I think you are imagining things anon. This is a precious metal thread. Numismatics have rarely featured dogs. Silver Eagles on the other hand - now we are talking!

simple as

>>52652219
What is the best form of gold to buy if one is just interested in the lowest price per gram? Coins? Those 1g bars? Larger ones?
Also, how likely is one to get scammed with gold-plated tungsten when buying from one of the dealers in the OP?

Britfags - there is no reason to buy silver instead of gold when there's a 20% VAT on silver, right? The AG stackers in here are all Americans who don't pay exorbitant premiums?

>>52652371
that's dew bew my fren and it will outperform your precious metals.
THIS IS A DEW BEW THREAD NOW

>>52652444
checked just buy sovs silver is a scam

>>52652444
Brit here
I have 278 ounces and will buy more

>>52652489
Silver will be the foundation of future technology
If SHTF silver will be currency
Either way we win lads

First for George

>>52652489
>>52652511
How do you justify the purchase? Spot price of silver is £570 a kilo at the moment but after VAT that's nearly £800. It would have to be at an all-time high to break even

>>52652655
buy second hand

>>52652655
>How do you justify the purchase?
Knowing the peasants will eventually riot over their currency going down the shitter
I'll be able to rest easy with a stack of silver (and gold) that will carry my wealth over to the new system. My ancestors won't be poor

>>52652655
You can sell it to individuals for the price you paid for it

>>52652695
>My ancestors
My lineage

I love you guys. Have a wonderful day!

I had a dream that silver spot price dumped to $8. I woke up and was very disappointed.

>>52652695
>>How do you justify the purchase?
Pt.2
The Jews don't have surnames like Silverstein and Silver for nothing, they know the value of silver
You can't lose when you act like a Jew

>>52652725
It will go to sub 20 dollars before 2023, right?

>>52652843
It's been sub-20 multiple times these past months.

>>52652444
that's what (((they))) want you to think
only buying gold is dumb

Anons i desperately need your help. I bought 4 coins that turned out to be fake. Problem is the ping test sounded good, they weren’t magnetic, and the weight was good.

How else can you check if something is silver? I’m worried i may have fakes that i thought were real now
I don’t wanna spend 300 on a testing gun but what can i do
About to offer the pawn shop $20 to check all my shit

What do?

>>52652910
Your best bet is finding friends who have access to testing equipment. At some threshold of wealth it makes sense to just buy testing equipment yourself.

>>52652910
Take it on the chin and buy from reputable dealers

>>52652910
i've been buying for 10 years and never got a single fake
did you buy off a guy with zero ratings on ebay or what

>>52652910
to answer your question, you need a caliper tool like this
if weight + diameter + width are verified, then it's real

>>52652949
These are the only ones I’ve ever been suspect of
I have tons of others
But now I’m just worried the ones i thought were legit aren’t now

>>52652695
will peasants in the (((JewK))) actually riot? They suffered from terrible inflation in the 70s (way worse than what we had in the US) and took it lying down. What would make things change now?

>>52652978
Ok, i have a caliper i will start checking with that from now on too.
So, magnet, caliper, weight, ping,
Anything else I can do besides like acid?

>>52652910
Lmao, this is why you stack Britannias.

We Britannia barons will rule over the plebs who only have eagles, weiners and krugs.

>>52652910
You can buy a touchstone test kit on ebay for like $20 anon

>>52652910
What makes you say they're fake, and where did you get them?

>>52653085
Britannias are ghey
Mexican libertads are based
Eagles second most based

>>52653120
Took them to a pawn shop because the price was too good to be true
I knew they were most likely gonna be fake and i could get my money back
But i figured I’d be able to tell easily, but once i checked they looked okay so i took them to the shop

>>52653058
The UK was overwhelmingly white in the 70s

>>52653058
This is why I find it hard to believe in SETF and suspect that a lot of them are ex-crypto tourists. Anybody with a good understanding of how fucked the economy is MUST also know that the population have been demoralised to the point of accepting anything the government gives them. Does nobody remember covid and Putlerflation convincing normalfags that inflation was morally good because we were saving the world and owning Russia?

Gold is one thing because its value going up over time is fact, but whenever I ask questions about silver the replies are always in the vein of "You're not investing, you're betting on one aputannia buying you a loli harem and paying the roving gangs of feral fiatfags to tend your 200 acre garden" and then I worry about being called a FUD so I usually don't respond. What makes it so much more crucial than gold to the point where I should pay a mandatory 20% government premium?

>>52653104
Do they mess up coins when you test them?

>>52652857
I know but didn't have funds then, anyway the pivot is coming sooner or later, silver's kinda low right now so I'm tempted, but waiting for sub 20 to pull the trigger

>>52653160
>This is why I find it hard to believe in SETF and suspect that a lot of them are ex-crypto tourists
SETF predates crypto by decades, retard

>>52653123
>coin with a buxom woman on it is gay
>not the ones with muh heckin furries

Buy D0B0, dog bat to the moon! This meme coin is a better investment than precious metals. The future is now.

>>52653175
Sorry, I worded that poorly. I remember Max Kaiser saying on Russia Today that silver would pass $1000/oz in the early 2010s so I know it's not a new thing, what I mean is precious metals has a lot more eyes on it since the FTX massacre and it feels like a lot of new people here have jumped on the "to the MOON 100000% stonks" bandwagon for quick dopamine. Silver isn't a memecoin but people seem to want them to be that way with all the pepe/wojak casts being pumped out like fidget spinners. It also feels like a lot of the anti-gold posting is from younger posters who can't afford it but want to stack anyway.

>>52653205
Britannias have a poor design imo
Leafs are probably my favourite designs

>>52652930
>>52652940
>>52652949
>>52652978
>>52653085
>>52653104
>>52653120

>Replying to the fud bot

went to a local jewelry and coin place today. they had a couple buffalos and a couple ASE. one british coin that was st george slaying the dragon, but it was silver. i asked the emp,loyee what it was, and he had no clue. he said it might be australian (had face value of pounds). he said they release so much stuff now that he wasnt sure. i was a little surprised. i understand you cant keep up on every new piece of bullshit the royal mint, and perth mint, and canadian mint shit out, but still.

>>52653244
At least the leaf has some security features.

If you're all in on an upcoming depression/societal collapse or even just not turning your metals back into fiat at a coin shop then security features are a must so you can sell/barter with no-stack plebs who missed out.

>>52653305
ill cut my asahis up happily while you squirm to squeeze every last bit of value out of your precious security feature sovereign issues in a desperate attempt to recover the premiums you wasted

>>52653244
>Britannias have a poor design imo
you on crack?

>wrote a giant christmas wishlist of numisfag silver I would want from the US mint website
>brother went and got me something from a shop
M-maybe it was the coin shop?
>>52653279
Fuck me I should really get a job at a coin shop, I already know more than several of the people working there just from my /pmg/ habits and obsessive Youtube coin vid searches.

>>52653336
Majority of mine are from 2020
Horrible design

>>52653305
What security features do they have? I got 3 in the mail today bc i thought they looked pretty

>>52653257
true, true

>>52652219
Should I go with 100oz silver or 1 oz of gold?
Currently around 250:1
A big ass silver bar seems so much more sexy than a puny little ounce of gold

>>52652423
The chances of getting scammed by a reputable dealer is near zero. As for gold, I have never seen even a photo of a passable fake gold coin.

>>52653452
I'd say more gold, 100-1 is a pretty good ratio of silver to gold at current prices.
Yes, I know the big brick of silver is cool but never be dismissive of gold. It's the metal of choice for central banks and governments across the world over any other, AND it was so "dangerous" the United States criminalized owning it for almost forty years.
I want more gold

>>52652219
I work for a Government Agency whose name I won't disclose. Recently the Biden Administration has signed the Antisemitism Act 2022. This Act explicitly prohibits the hoarding of PMs mainly gold and silver. You are therefore legally obliged to surrender your private stash in return for a 5% of its total value which will be credited in digital USD to your private bank account, if your digital score so allows it.

In case you refuse to abide by the stipulated terms you will face incarceration of no less than 10 years with no possibility of parole and fine of up to $500k. We know exactly how much silver and gold you have in your possession, so it is not worth it coming with excuses like "lost it all in a boating accident". All your digital communications and transactions have been recorded. You have 10 working days to comply or face legal prosecution.

>>52653353
the guy said he was doing this for 40 years. americans really are parochial to the point that its honestly astounding. i have absolutely no doubt in my mind that he knows abiut 50000% more about american numismatics than i do ( i know next to nothing) but he doesnt even know thst australia uses australian dollars. crazy

>>52653507
you're basically FOMOing into the top of the GSR
having some gold is nice but silver is your bread and butter

>>52653452
Gold. It's more stable.

>>52653409
Laser engraving around the leaf is pretty much unforgeable. But it has a tiny leaf which has a kind of barcode that registers the coin.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9T_vk_foH50

The padlock/trident hologram on the Britannia still mogs it though.

>>52653334
>H-hey bro here's a crumb of silver, can I buy some parsnips with that? What, you want proof? Just trust me bro.

super-spike canceled

>>52653547
>>52653507
My head says gold, my heart says silver due to it being historically low.
I suppose you win with either. An ounce of gold it shall be today.

>>52653543
It ain't FOMO bro. Nothing about Gold is FOMO.
If anything silver feels more FOMO only on account of how people swear it'll never be this cheap again.
Not disagreeing with that hypothetical point mind you, I think silver is criminally underpriced but there definitely seems to be a "you only get one shot" hype around silver.
Me personally? I'll keep buying both until my paper "money" is unable to buy anymore.
>>52653523
You aren't wrong about Americans, but also keep in mind American coin collecting is seriously probably no less than half of all coin collecting in general. Look up coin collecting videos online, US coin autism is unparalleled. You can absolutely have a successful coin shop only really knowing about US coinage.

>>52652219
The future is fiats, not precious metals.
Come back to the modern world.

>>52653614
>feels
yeah see i don't care about your feels
the GSR says now is the time to focus on silver

>>52653452
I'm not a fan of using a GSR as a guide for purchasing. Both PMs are proverbial fruit, but apples and oranges. Gold is mostly used for backing (a percentage of) currencies and has some very high-tech and specific purposes, whereas silver has widespread industrial uses besides being less so for storing nation-sized wealth (mostly due to sheer volume required - it's like why stacking copper is impractical for most people, though profitable).
If you like the gold piece, get it. Gold is a little high right now, but is it has room to grow even in conventional times. Silver is a bit low, but crunch the numbers and you'll find a single purchase here and there doesn't matter over time. Go with what piece speaks to you.

>>52653244
There is still time to delete that post

>>52653642
GSR is bullshit, we've been over this before

>>52653671
>have a gold brittania
>it's the older design without the trident or wavy background

>>52653244
On 2nd thought, I love canadian leaf as well, so I guess it balances out your other poor opinion.

>>52653642
>GSR
Yup, pic related
>>52653658
It's feasible that the GSR was decupled from the monetary supply and that was a form of suppression.
Nothing catches my eye other than bulk. 100oz silver bars are nice as are 1oz gold bars and pre-33 generic gold.
I'm running out of room to store silver. Maybe I should focus on gold for awhile.

Is gold money?

>>52653708
i dont like the leafs, for some reason the radial lines produce a glare on the coin that makes it look fake to me, like a knob on and old appliance if you can imagine

>>52653706
Gold is gold, and you can always buy news ones eventually.

>>52653716
Basel 3 says it is.

>>52653724
It actually reflects light pretty nicely. But I guess it's up to your preference anyway. Another one I like is Kangootoo. The kangooroo itself is insanely smooth and gives very deep reflection. It requires polishing from time to time though.

>>52652219
>>52652219

Where can I buy oioloиs this pure?

>>52653729
I know, I know but damn, the fucking boomers keep buying up all of the cool fractional gold I can afford from the shop and any time I want something only the lame stuff is left
>want a gold sovereign
>all they have is a 2015 1/4 ozt brittania
>want US gold
>premium is retarded high, get a maple instead

>>52653244
I'm not buying anything with the lizard cunt on it.
It's even worse when dependency countries have her on it, the UK I can understand.
It's lazy, they only have to come up with one side to the coin also.

>>52653749
i like thw roos, i have a 2020

>>52653774
Oh I see. Sorry to hear. I havent bought in a long time, wasn't aware of the problems.

>>52653832
Eh, it's probably for the best I get some coins I'm not so fond of. Won't be as painful when it's time to sell. I spent all of my silver money on Silver proof sets for the silver state quarters and on one hand, I finally have every US silver state quarter which kicks ass. On the other, I'm not ever going to want to sell them unless I have a kid that's dying and needs a kidney so I gotta start buying lame-ass generics instead of cool historical collectables again. It is what it is.

>>52652843
Spot? Yes. Premiums? LMAO.

>>52653712
>Nothing catches my eye other than bulk.
You might want to rethink that. Pic very related. The Corvette meme made spend some time on this.

>>52652713
progeny*

>>52652910
>How else can you check if something is silver?
Act like you want to sell it to a deal and he will test it and make you an offer. Balk and walk.

>>52652259
We're reaching singularity

>>52653305
This is false. People have been using silver and gold as money for literally thousands of years without security features. And today, with cheap electronic scales, magnets, calipers, and electromagnetic testers (like picrel), it has never been easier to detect fakes.

>>52653621
The Central Banks are stacking gold at historic levels while China is dumping dollars. But I guess I'll listen to your carefully detailed reasoning, Mr. Anonymous douchebag who undoubtedly has my interest at heart.

How do you all feel about the horsefucker coin getting 50 more backers than Yotsuba coin 2 days before even completing?

>>52654245
meme rounds are gay

>>52654245
Piggybacking off our success

>>52654245
Don't care, honestly every meme round that isn't WAGMI is overhyped dogshit. That was the only one that legitimately came out well.

>>52652259
lmao wtf me too

>>52654245
>the horsefucker coin
sauce?

>>52654455
>>>/mlp/39322222

>>52654245
Bemused. It indicates there are probably a lot more sappy Bronies than screetching stackers.
I'm banking on it, tool.

>>52653543
I would very much agree that silver is the better investment at the current g/s ration. This however doesn't mean that gold is a bad purchase overall, quite the opposite. I would argue that if you wanted to keep your precious metal stack small and easily hidden go with gold. The amount of gold that most people would be able to purchase could easily be hidden someplace in your house and be so small that it would be entirely conspicuous. A similar dollar amount of silver would be very heavy and take up more space. Once a person has their own weight in silver it's fair to say you have enough to move into gold almost exclusively. Another aspect to consider is that gold has lower premiums if that's a concern to anybody, at these prices even with premiums silver is extremely underpriced regardless.

Gold and silver complement each other very well in functioning as money, gold being more value dense for larger purchases and silver for smaller purchases. it is imperative that you have both at some point, even if you only plan on trading silver for gold when the ration decreases closer to the historic average g/s ration of 1/15,

Poop
Pee

>>52653160
I wouldn't say that silver doesn't go up over time cause it definitely has. But you bring up a valid point with the coomers and their "muh mercury dime will buy me BJs" nonsense.

>>52653158
Do you think that noggs are more likely to revolt due to inflation? Do you think that the average Britistani is going to be able to wrap their mind around inflation?

>>52654526
>I'm banking on it, tool.
That Freudian slip? And anyways like how much bank are we talking about? 10? 20? 30+? ?

>>52654245
horsefugger autism is a powerful drug, its good to see more coins getting made.

I scraped up my way to 50 oz before eoy

Not much, but I hit my goal. Onward to cien

>>52654586
Typo. That "l" was supposed to be a !.

>>52654586
>how much bank are we talking about?
Who knows? Crazy case: An Apu went for $1600.
I have no idea how committed Bronies are and what the remorse level will be for those who missed out.

>>52654243
Dang I really wanted to steal your fingerprints

>>52654598
good to see this attitude from another saler/resaler. It would make sense for you to even buy in too. So how many marecoins are you getting? And a rising tide rises all boats.

>>52654618
Right...kinda sus, because ! and I aren't so close on the keyboard

>>52654635
>$1600

Shit that's a lot of ROI for what I assume was less then $70.

I don't doubt there will be severe autism FOMO with this coin too.

>>52653552
Huh, didn't know the Maple security went that deep for ounce coins. That's almost neat.

>>52654245
I'm glad, that means there's presumably a wider audience and thus more suckers to dump my coins on for a premium. I hope no one is surprised by horse autism.

>>52653977
thanks mate

>>52654661
personally im slotted in for two, i cant speak for the rest of us running but i am glad to see more coins getting made. They originally reached out to us for help and early on wanted to know if we were interested in picking it up if i remember. We declined for a few reasons but its great to see them get off the ground. The more silver getting bought and made into coins the better. no matter the reasoning or final product

>>52653336
Really not that impressive desu. Sovs are just status symbols for pm collectors.

>>52652259

Nah, you're just seeing things. Now stop asking questions.

Why the fuck did you create a new one, the old one wasn't in bump limit yet

>>52654706
How many are you buying? I have been asking in both threads, and it seems like the bigger orders are coming from this thread. But that is going on what people are saying. So who knows the truth.

>>52654785
another PMChad speaking their truth, pretty based group so far I would say

Some initial salt but that's just anti-horse autism, but that's why GR15 was created.

Sorry for shitting up the thread with Horsefucker autism.

>>52654661
>Right...kinda sus, because ! and I aren't so close on the keyboard
My keyboard incompetence knows no limits, even after proofreading.

>>>52654635 (You)
>>$1600
>Shit that's a lot of ROI for what I assume was less then $70.
I paid $51, shipping included.

>>52654832
I'm also in for two. I might add another since they look to be popular and I'm sure they'll have a broader appeal than anything else we've made here.

Sent an offer on a pickle Rick on eBay. It’s in gods hands now lads.

>>52654831
From what I gather from the other thread, it looks like someone wanted to use the AI image of Dog bat as a way to market it. Note the thread edition and the comments in the other thread.
We are basically shilling for Dog and bat but they are also shilling PM's so it balances out. I like hybrid threads like this. It spreads more board culture.
>>52654894
Kek, you're alright. I just tend to be hyper critical sometimes
>I paid $51, shipping included.
Thats some juicy ROI, I doubt the Marecoin will skyrocket that high and fast. But you never know. And like you said, some of us are banking on it.

>>52654907
>I might add another since they look to be popular
I suspect this line of thought will permeate the collective as time looms closer to the due date. And the project will surpass Yotusba. Literally in the last hour we gained 4 backers and around 800+ pledged. This will probably speed up too.

>>52654960
you could have saved some money and bid on some rope and necked yourself instead

>>52654988
They havent accepted yet. I could still do that.

Why would I buy anything except from whatever weight I'm after closest to the top of this list?

https://findbullionprices.com/closest-to-spot/

>>52655005
This is why:
>>52653975

>>52655037
>numismatic value
nigga that's gambling

>>52655086
>that's gambling
Bullshit. It's still made of silver, and if silver moons, so will it just based on that. The likelihood of a negative on the numismatic is smaller than your assumption that silver will moon. The skepticism over numismatic increase for actual coins is literally unfounded. Show my any coin's at-new price versus today's where it has gone down, even taking spot price into account.

and of course the last gilded has left the station. it was only a matter of time

>>52655149
What for the Megumin?

>>52655182
yep, along side a wonderful handful of regulars its looking to be a good run.

>>52654243
>hides prints
>does not hide his life and fate lines
better luck next time

>>52653975
you used the inflation adjusted price of silver in 53, but not for the car?
if you plug 3490 in an inflation calculator, you basically get 39k
if you plug .95, you get 10.60
that is a generous calculator, i found lower results

>>52653507
Copypasta or bot; I've read this exact same post months ago.

>>52655307
Nice when do you expect them all to be shipped out? And what about orders of coins that are in stock that came with Megumin presale? Will those be sent out separately or with the Megumins in one package.

>>52653975
Inflation-adjusted silver price in 1953 is irrelevant, what is this buttfuck retarded nonsense?

>>52655139
>Show my any coin's at-new price versus today's where it has gone down, even taking spot price into account.

There are countless examples, including both limited "collector" pieces as well as normal business strike coinage. Please revise that dumbass spreadsheet before trying to argue with anyone here, lmao.

>>52655330
Dunno why you'd use inflation price. I compared then-silver price to then-dollar price, and used contemporary pricing for both for 2022. So the 2022 car is about twice as much taking into account inflation dollars, but I'm not comparing the cars' prices against themselves.

>>52655401
>There are countless examples,
>... but I can't come up with any among the dozens I've looked at but ignored the results.
You're not arguing. You're screeching.

>>52652219
do you guys think it's better right now, to make as much as you can with crypto/stocks in the short term (1-3 years) then buy as much silver/gold, or just go with metals straightforward? (keeping in mind the looming threat of hyperinflation)

>>52655582
>crypto
stop shilling shit coins here

>>52655459
>I compared then-silver price to then-dollar price

No you didn't, the silver price was around $0.83/oz in 1953. Stop being a retard you're embarrassing yourself.

>>52654966
Oh, okay.
Thx for he explanation, it's even worst than not knowing the board limitations then.

>>52655139
Id grant getting actual .gov mint stuff at a slight increase over regular premium for instance %20 over for .gov and %15 for bigus dickus 1oz rounds makes sense. But American Eagles at double spot? GTFO.

>>52655582
>acknowledges the looming threat of hyperinflation
>asks if it would be wiser to stick with stocks and digijudenkoinage that can be zapped from your screen with the press of a key weeks after one of them pulled the rug and fled to Israel with no consequences, showing the rest that they can do the same with impunity without even having to wait for the great crash first

>>52654642
I'm not really scared of people stealing my prints. I'm afraid of all the anons here ragging on me if I don't hide them. Love you guys.

>>52655673
Don't get me wrong, I am completely aware of the Kosher Kill Switch at the Yehudi's disposal. Just wondering if anons are still making money in the ponzi scheme regardless (even if it is going to crash without a doubt, and should not have any long term support) and if I could acquire more metal that way, or just skip all that shit and start acquiring now with every paycheck.

>>52655848
I wouldn't bother with crypto, but traditional stocks might still be worthwhile

>>52655653
>American Eagles at double spot?
I don't know where you're getting that.

>>52655644
>silver price was around $0.83/oz in 1953
Don't know where you got that number, but I'm checking. My source is spelled out in the image. Go argue with them if you don't like what they say.
So let's say silver was 83 cents. You'd have needed 5,840 coins in 1953 versus 1719 today. That makes holding Eagles even better - you'd be using one-third as many coins instead of 3 times. For generic, about three-quarters. You're still doing better than generic. The point is, there is a numismatic value that increases with time above and beyond the metal on its own.

>>52653522
I traded them for funko pops then i lost the funko pops in a boating accident sorry fed boy

>>52652219
>MFW people try to tell me cash is a safe haven

>>52655934
Come to think of it, you'd only need 3,490 silver dollars in 1953, because that was the face value.

Any anons ever try to look in estate sales for silver? Any luck?

>>52652219
First ever gold that I've purchased for myself arrived today. Now I impatiently wait for the second.

>>52652371
>clipped wings

>>52656044
how much was that?

>>52653123
>Mexican libertads are based
Correct.

>>52655934
>Don't know where you got that number, but I'm checking. My source is spelled out in the image. Go argue with them if you don't like what they say.

I just checked my US Gov't census department books and the average New York price for the year 1953 was 85.188 cents per troy ounce. I'm arguing with *you* because you're dumb and think the inflation adjusted price in the MacroTrends chart is somehow relevant or applicable.

>>52656015
>Come to think of it, you'd only need 3,490 silver dollars in 1953, because that was the face value.

Wow bro that must have really been hard for you to figure out, congratulations.

>>52653244
>Britannias have a poor design
8/8

>>52656156
why are libertads so much more expensive than all other coins?

>>52656223
Cartels take most of the supply.

>>52653244
Say that to my face and not on the internet and see what happens fggt

>>52655000
Digits do not lie anon. You know what to do.

>>52653452
Get at least one or two big bois, you won’t regret it.

Such heft, very nice

>>52652259
seek a doctor

>>52656223
Mintage is only in the hundreds of thousands where the other main bullion coins are in the millions.

>>52656173
I'm not sure why you're so torqued by this.
You cannot possibly argue that buying generic bars is going to give you a better return in the long tun over coin - in particular, the Eagle. Take your pic whatever else.

I'll agree that the use of the use of the price of silver was a mistake. Big deal. You're the one who brought up the price of 83 cents, and so I fixated on using your number. You're right - I shouldn't have listened to you and gone right to the $1 value for the coins.

So here's the revised capture.

It still shows Eagles (by example, but I'm sure other coins could be used) versus generic.

I'm sorry you pushed all your savings into generic, but you'll still make it. Just not as much as coinfags.

If you don't like this spreadsheet, make one yourself to prove your point (whatever that is).

>>52654960
>>52654988
>>52655000
>>52656305
Fucking kek!

>>52655848
>acquiring now with every paycheck
I can't wait to trade my fiat for money every time I cash my cuckcheck. I already have several carts to choose from when I pull the trigger every other Saturday night.

>>52656034
Estate sales are good. One of my best scores was a sterling set worth about $750 in melt for $100.

>>52656107
USD $191.74 shipped. It was the best price I could find for a screw tip. There are 4 prongs for a lot cheaper but I feel safer with this.

>>52656223
tiddies

Why yes I do hold gold, silver and dog with bat. How could you tell?

>>52652219
nice undercover shilling
doggobatto to the moon!

Why is the only coin that doesn't milk cheaper than the rest? Pic related

As a humble junk silver Morgan/Peace/Canada dollar collector I'm not happy with the silver squeeze bullshit. My LCS doesn't even have these anymore

Just now getting into gold, I have a bunch of silver already but not too much of the good (gold) stuff
Can someone help me identify this coin I purchased? Google is no help
It’s a 1/10th oz piece with a denomination of 10 dollars
Has Elizabeth II on it
Halp plox?

>>52656578
Here’s the reverse

>>52656575
>the silver squeeze bullshit.
It's only going to get exponentially worse fren. It's bittersweet for me as I started stacking late in life and has become my favorite hobby.

>>52656586
>>52656578
Tokelau Cronos series

>>52656578
>>52656586
2022 Tokelau chronos gold

>>52656586
>>52656578
>an someone help me identify this coin I purchased?
Gold Tokelau Chronos, 2022.
Gold

>>52656578
That's a tokennow Chrono Trigger series

>>52656628
Decided to collect this, Terra, Humanity, and Equalibrium series. They're very detailed and interesting.

>>52656628
>>52656624
>>52656622
Thanks anons, may your future be rich

hm , american silver eagles almost ost as much as a meme round at this point. eaglefags better not ridicule anyone picking up a boomer or a horsefucker .

>>52656669
Kek. The Bohemian Grove episode.

>>52656034
Yeah, some people do really well buying cheap silverware and gold jewelry from estate sales and flea markets, it's worth a shot but you may have lots of competition. One anon has I think over 5 ounces worth of pure gold in jewelry form he's bought for a fraction of melt value at sales over the past year or 2. If you're not smart enough to figure it out then you can be like this genius >>52656372 and stack Rabbi Goldberg's overpriced ASEs instead.

>>52656672
16 ASEs on the way and ordered 5 horsefuckers. Not at all interested in the boomer.

>>52656615
I went to my LCS recently (only started going there in 2020 because local private sales plummeted) and he used to have a display of good grade Morgan/Peace and Canada dollars, as well as just loose dollars in the back. All gone now.

>>52656695
>>52656372
You really are all worked up, eh?
Still have no logical argument, only ad hominems and insults?

>>52656301
>>52656325
>>52656005

>TFW nobody responds to my OC

F’s in the chat and on the coins….

>>52656556
Maples make the most sense to stack in small quantities. Government bullion always gets at least $1 over spot when you sell it. The Canadian mint is a high quality, trusted mint worldwide so don't hesitate to get silver and especially gold Maples.

>>52656763
I think maples are the best coin so it's confusing why they're cheapest

>>52656325
Never thought about it before but a good stash should have some hard liquor, and green label is a nice choice. And I can see there's a fine selection of metals, the PAMP, the buffalo, the maple and the ASEs.

>>52656794
Maples have high tax implications when you sell them.

>>52656713
Waiting on 5x Peace BU. Ordering 10 more Saturday night. Of course I'll need an even 20, so 5 more the next order after that. Beautiful coins to say the least. There's good silver out there, but online is the way to go nowadays. My local LCS is an asshole. My jeweler has dealt with him and is of the same opinion. Online is my best option.

>>52656757
Sorry anon, I have very little gold so am jealous of gold posters and mostly ignore.

>>52656757

Upon cropping these pics I realize these apple cameras are not very good as close ups of gold

Pic related, my latest acquisition.

>>52656805
>sell

>>52656851
It’s understandable, keep up the good fight and you will make it eventually. Wanna see a silver round I bet nobody else here has?

BRB, gotta go to the safe.

>>52656733
>Still have no logical argument

It's not worth the time to address all the nonsense in your posts, the main and most egregious error I wanted to see corrected was you thinking that the price of silver in 1953 was nearly $10 instead of under 90 cents ("Big Deal" he says, lmao). Sorry but I have no interest in spoonfeeding or engaging beyond making fun of you for being such a chucklecuck, however before that resumes I must thank you with all sincerity for confirming my suspicions regarding the intellectual prowess of ASE shills.

>>52656805
Is that just in Canada? I can't find anything of the sort applicable to the US. Far as I can tell it'll just be capital gains tax here.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>52656831
>My local LCS is an asshole
That's terrible. My guy is as good as it gets. Silver lining to everything.

>>52656878
>Wanna see a silver round I bet nobody else here has?
Let's fucking see it already!

>>52656886
60 cents / ozt per SD bullion. Whatever. It doesn't change the fact that they were used at face value at the time.
You're just going full retard, and you're right - no point in communicating at you because you're incoherently rabid.

Bought more gold.

>>52656920
Had a pocket full of fiat one evening (which is rare) and happened to see the door held open with a brick, all the lights on. Decided to check it out. Walk in. Guy that resembles Doc Brown comes at me at a fast pace and says they're closed. WTF? Later asshole. Never went back. There is another in town I might check out soon.

They made an ad for the horsefucker coin.

>>52656914

>>52656887
No I’m talking specifically the USA. Maple leaf sales REQUIRE reporting but only over 25oz so really most people won’t be effected aside from serious investors / speculators but still. This is the reason. Volume traders need to report their gains on maples whereas the US ones they do not. American coins don’t require reporting at any amount.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/081616/understanding-taxes-physical-goldsilver-investments.asp


Also here is a teaser

crypto nerds will seethe

>>52656996
Almost positive someone here has a bull/bear round or two.

>>52657022
>>52656921
That would be me

I’ve fondled them so they show that but I wish I could get more.

I was poor when I bought them so only got one tube.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>52657059
why does your autistic ass have to ruin a good thing with spam?

>>52655357
those are getting sent with megumin if they were not ordered separately, as of now i think all the seperate orders have been shipped but ill have to double check later

>>52657046
Nice rounds. I've only ever fondled my Reichmark, antiqued Anubis, benis, and kilos. I wear gloves when handling other stuff for pics. Then they go back in their tubes where they belong, never to be seen again.

>>52657081
seethe nerd

>>52657081
It's not always me, but we must post it because crypto nerds will seethe, and when they do, they will know we called it so far ahead of time

>>52656925
>60 cents / ozt per SD bullion.

Like I said, 85.188 cents/ozt per the US Gov't. Raise your hand if you have trouble understanding how to read data tables and the tard-wrangler will be by shortly to assist you.

>>52656996
Thanks for the detailed reply. Not to be an asshole but I read that page a couple times and far as I can tell what you're saying applies to gold maples, no mention of silver. I could easily be wrong, but I keep trying to find tax regs for silver and can't find anything.

>>52657114
>filename
kek

fucking lol, not like we havent been trying to advertise for the last month but now they have this shit working. im mad, im not even gonna pretend otherwiese lol

>>52657110
My $50k metal stack was entirely funded by crypto gains. Love em both.

>>52657125
yea the horsefuckers already got one up too, you should do Megumin too

>>52657143
>for two hours
ill see what we can do lol

>>52657153
I thought it was ending the 30th?

>>52656977
Is there a way to buy that anonymously?

>>52657142
yeah but "will seethe" is future tense, so it has nothing to do with the gains you already made
and the fact you had the brain wave and foresight to cash out and save in metals means you're a real human being

>>52657114
Great
Now go correct SD Bullion. It seems this is your passion.
Still - $1 eagle was $1 in 1953. So no, it doesn't matter, and I don't know what your point is, other than you used a different source of info.

Also, I'm not an Eagle shill. I used Eagles as an example because it was used in the original Corvette meme. I advocate generally for any *currently issued* coin over generic as having the potential for numismatic increase above and beyond what generic gets at the time.

And you still have no argument saying otherwise. Or anything. You just like yelling. Okay... work up to a heart attack. That would be fine.

>>52657158
nope tomorrow, we might consider pushing it out to get some advertising though. just for a bit atleast

>>52657160
you are going to have to work harder then you would want to do that. But I would start with emailing Lunar Harmony from the thread in >>>/mlp/39322222

good luck

>>52657153
also, if it really does end in 2 hours, I wouldn't fault you for not doing it. It costs $20 minimum for a campaign and you can't spend that in 2 hours so it would be a waste. Maybe use the extra money to advertise the shop, anyways? I don't know I'm not in the business of telling people how to run theirs. So whatever you do is cool.

Dogbat, rolling for 50B as usual

>>52657187
I wouldn't be mad if you continued the pre-sale to run an ad for an extra day only. In fact I would venture to say most people would want something spent on ads. Even if that delays it by a day.

>>52657200
Try less than 4 million and dropping fast

Hey friends!
I have seen some websites selling fine grains of pure silver for quite a low premium compared to coins.
Is there something similar for gold ?

I'd like to buy it as cheap as possible to melt it into jewellery or inside some objects to hide it.

>>52657197
>good luck
Thanks anon, I feel like I'll need it.

>>52657123
Oh idk about silver maples. You are probably good on those. Silver is silver. ASEs are expensive cause people love America and Americans are rich so demand is high. I just know for gold coins that’s the deal with taxes.

Now if you go unload 50k of silver to a dealer they may or may not report the sale. Idk I’m not a tax attorney but I do know that maples and certain things require reporting over that threshold cause I had been told it and I looked it up.

Me personally? I’d drive to several shops and sell in small lots if I ever had to cause the gas price, even though it may be 10$ a gallon after bidenflation is fully priced in, will be worth it to not pay tax cause fuck them. If the government needs more money to send to Israel they can print it. Same as it ever was.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>52657213
After reading this again, yea, I would extend it too, to the 30th if you decide to run ads.

>>52657235
Forgot pic

Yea I’m drunk; what of it.

oh god I'm drunk, I'm going to bed. See you all later, good luck

>>52657290
This.

What's the concensus on monumentmetals.com?

>>52657220
My previous dubs confirm you will seethe before my throne. I will look down on you in disgust and then (bonk)

>>52657226
monument metals sells gold grain but i dont know if its the cheapest price per ounce you could get gold at, ive never done the research. sure would be convenient for a small time jeweler or hobbyist tho

>>52657180
>$1 eagle was $1 in 1953.

$1 eagles didn't even exist until 1986. Your posts are so riddled with ignorance and stupidity it isn't remotely worth my time to address everything, so instead I'll just enjoy the sport of ridiculing you for being such a retard.

>>52657317
crypto nerds will seethe

To buy horse fucker coins or to not buy horse fucker coins. That is the question.

>>52657305
they have good prices, not always the best prices. used to be a bit better but ive seen BOLD and SDBullion beat them more and more often. their selection isnt the greatest but ive ordered from them many times buying perth mint next gen coins and canadian dollars. theyve stocked out of 80% canadian though and havent seen them carry it in a long time

>>52657305
>early life

Uhhh I’ve got bad news for you anon….

>>52657290
Based Talking Heads liker.

Tonight's the only time we will be extending a campaign date. at the latest its going to run till midnight the 30th. this will not happen again but we wont underestimate the reach we can get here.

Anyone know what metal is used in Pokemon metal cards and metal coins from box sets?

cheap I assume?

>>52657331
Morgans, fine, even better.
Anything else? I don't mind refining this until it satisfies even raging spergs.

>>52657305
I like them, they seem to keep premiums lower than most
>>52657377
would not surprise

>>52657404
Thank you for the extension! Your site is a janky pile of flaming shit that I need more time to figure out.
>>52657408
It wouldn't surprise me if those aren't even metal.

>>52657363
>%80 Canadian
https://silvergoldbull.com/1-face-value-bag-of-80-circulation-canadian-silver-coins

Here's some. Don't know if it's a good deal though as I don't stack Canadian junk.

>>52657442
if you need assistance reach out lol, and yes the website has sovl

>>52652219
Well hello there...

>>52657404
When are you horsefuckers gonna charge my card?

>>52657483
is that you asdf? we love your emails. we are not the ones producing the pony coin

>>52655346
You sure about that? Just gave my opinion, maybe I happened to write that before.

>>52657377
Oh no
What have I done
I've fed the jew

>>52657342
I'm getting 10, do what you will with that info.
>>52656977
I saw that there was only a few days left. So I fomo'd

>>52657483
sometime on the 30th of this month, so less then 2 days?

>>52657483
From the kickstarter webpage
>All or nothing. This project will only be funded if it reaches its goal by Wed, November 30 2022 8:00 PM EST.

yep campaign is hot, as of now we will be running till midnight the 30th at the latest. glad we can advertise again but i miss the funny graphs bid.glass had. i hope they give us graphs

>>52657568
Based

>>52657540
Oh good. Between you guys and SD Bullion taking their sweet ass time clearing a hefty ACH transfer, I'm waiting for a lot of digital numbers to disappear from my account.

>>52656423
so you're saying don't buy?..

>>52657320
Thanks for the tip
I def don't have enough to buy gold by the kg but what would be your best recommendation for gold closest to spot?

>>52657718
I'm saying I personally trade my fiat digital numbers for metals as soon as it's in my account..

I wanted to get a couple of those Britannia's at 25 USD on sdbullion but I live abroad and shipping is ridiculously high. It adds like 10 USD/coin wtf.
I'll check what is the threshold by adding a bunch of coins and bars but how do you guys do when you live outside the us ?

>>52657775
gotcha. man, how much do you think would be sufficient for the next couple years? I could maybe grab $60,000 by the next 4-5 years (not including premiums)

In related news; does anyone here hold positions in paper metals / miners?

I have 30,000 shares of bayhorse silver cause of course I would but also about 900 deltas in GDX with shares and synthetic longs via derivatives for dat dere free money theta decay.

>>52657818
Stack what you can afford and still have a safety net.

>>52657840
It’s a mediocre trade for me as trades go.


Pic related.

I feel comfy in it but that maybe a bad sign.

>>52654564
Kek
>>52654600
Congrats anon.

Are the anime prospectors shipping soon?

>>52657863

I hope SD Bullion still has $25 Britannias in stock by the end of the week before payday, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>52657852
alright. thanks bro, just started learning abt this

>>52657331
For your entertainment, do you have any legitimate beefs about this new version?

>>52658213
Make sure you space it out and diversify. Think of gold and silver purchases as money that’s just going away to bills or whatever. Never to be seen again.

Anything you need liquid should be in liquid publicly traded markets; GDX is best in my opinion but more direct metal plays are GLD or SLV if you want it in straight metals cause if you have to liquidate for life events the premiums of physical will rape you.

Make no mistake; physical gold and silver is a novelty. Physical is only valuable in a total apocalypse scenario whereupon other things like food, clean water, tobacco and alcohol will appreciate exponentially more than metals.

If you are “””stacking””” a commodity for the apocalypse you should be buying bottles of whiskey.

>get paper metals
>physical metals are a novelty
>pls avoid buying physical metals, just buy literally anything else but physical silver
It's all so tiring.

>>52658477
This meme is so tiresome.

Seriously do you think the comex can’t deliver? all us in pmg could pool our ape fire net worth, mortgage our house (implying you poor fats own houses), extend a branch to leddit trannies, start a go fund me, and take physical delivery on what, maybe a few silver contracts?

There is no shortage of actual metals vs what is actual in demand for physical delivery. None. Are there more contracts than exist in deliverables? Of course. By a wide margin. Most are held by banks and shit that have no intentions of stealing with the hassle of taking delivery. That it the entire point of the paper market.

You people are god damned retards. Don’t you understand trading and speculation? If more people wanted actual metals the price would be higher. The metals exists but aren’t needed. Gold and silver can be produced for around 50% the current spot prices.

>hello (((fellow))) pmg
>YOU're poor (but not me)

>you'll never drain the comex
>there's so much metal
>it can be produced for half of the currenct spot price, yet there are barely any mines left and they're not expanding to profit from the ridiculous high spot price even more

>>52658720
>they started hoarding silver shortly before the SETF movement really started gaining speed and (((attention))) in early 2021 and became suddenly obsessed with emptying their stockpile
Does nobody else see this as slightly suspicious?

>>52658720
me when that tfw when the when me the when that mwhen my tfw that whem me me the tfw when
and I tell the nerds
>thanks for playing

>>52658753
>(((attention)))
You mean one of the most consistently pruned threads on pol? the thread that gets deleted so often that the op has to always pose as a pm hater to avoid getting banned? That thread?

>>52658622
Cry about it jew. Still stacking. Bought another 50oz just now.

>>52657758
i just checked and theres a listing for gold grain for 1 ozt.

cheapest possible is probably a generic gold bar "our choice" or something like that, maybe look at findbullionprices. austrian corona restrikes can be found at extremely low premiums but theyre 22k

>>52658317
>any legitimate beefs about this new version?

That looks pretty good now anon, however you opened a can of worms by allowing numismatic value appreciation to factor in. You can't recognize the enhanced collector value above silver value of circulated silver dollars without also recognizing the extraordinary appreciation seen in bars of the "generic" bullion that would have been available to a stacker in the 1950s. For example these San Francisco ingots are a more common type of bar among those which would have been floating around 70 years ago, and they sell for $200+/ozt (over $240/oz for this one) which bends over and brutally buttfucks your silver dollars at only $31 each or around $40/oz. See for yourself:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/285027990546

Do you think gold gets faked more often, or silver? (Not that that's something I'd be concerned about with reputable dealers)

>>52658753
I find it suspicious too, but the whole scam works by showing they have PLENTY of metal.
Even if the amount of registered silver was at an all time high, somehow 75% of it disappeared because some small fringe minority of schizo autists started buying it all up?
That makes it even more suspicious to me.
I have a hunch this was a set up, as in, an insider watched all the shit they do behind closed doors and started acting against it at the right moment when there's the most silver they had so people start buying it all up. This way, they lose a lot of physical silver and it ends up spread all around in the hands of everyone.
There's no way they're dumping bags, they can print how much paper currency they want, they would not need to sell some rare precious resource to acquire even more of it, they print it lmao, that's why inflation even exists in the first place. I see no way they could profit from this if we keep buying physical silver and not sell it back to them.

>>52658813
Go for it. I’m not saying don’t buy; I’m saying that thinking there is some sort of shortage and “silver squeeze” is straight up retardation.

Silver is a byproduct of mining actually useful metals. Silver is grossly overvalued. I’m still stacking it. I’m a buyer all the way down cause I enjoy it despite knowing it is currently being produced for around 8$/oz in several mines.

>>52658889
Forgot to attach pic.

>>52658892
>Silver is a byproduct of mining actually useful metals.
Silver is the #1 industrial metal, the second most patented commodity, and, in most applications, is impossible to recycle after it's used.
>Silver is grossly overvalued.
>I’m still stacking it.
:^|

>>52658916
What does a patented commodity mean?

>>52658870
No evidence but I’d imagine gold. The marines are much greater on what it would take to fake an ounce of gold vs silver. A fake gold bar would probably cost slightly more than what a ten ounce silver bar would while commanding around 10x the price. If I was a chink scamming fat stupid westerners on the internet if sell em 20$ “gold” bars for 1700some od$ vs 18$ “silver” bars for twenty something.

>>52657342
I'm morally opposed to it. Plus I feel like it's gotten enough publicity that it's not gonna shoot up in value.

The temptation is there though to try and profiteer off of it. I just can't bring myself to actually pay for one.

>>52658826
>appreciation seen in bars of the "generic" bullion
Hm. True, I hadn't remembered to include that.
This was intended to refine this meme:
>>52599282
So it should restrict the comparison to fiat vs PM, ignore numismatic/antique boost, but use Morgans as an example because people recognize that.

Or maybe just correct and update the text in that meme and leave it as is.

>>52658980
What are horse fucker coins?

NEW THREAD

>>52658992

>>52658992

>>52658992

>>52658942
"Second most patented commodity" means if you count each patent where one commodity is used you'll notice silver is in the 2nd place, right after oil.

>>52657811
find family that lives in the US or move here. You could also ship to me. I'll ship it to you for $65.87

>>52658997
Can you stop using our general to shill your shitcoin?

>>52659007
I see. Thank you.

>>52657901
Bump

>>52658987
MLP round that's got a kickstarter going rn. Funding ends in 2 days

>>52659064
Thanks! For archives:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mlpmint/mlpmg-commemorative-silver-coin

>>52655675
Underrated

>>52658916
Silver isn’t even in the top ten of most used industrial metals.
steel, iron, copper, magnesium, aluminum, brass, zinc, bronze are way wasaaaaasye ahead of silver in usage.

>but precious metals

Silver is the ninety most used “precious” metal by value/weight behind rhodium, platinum, gold, ruthenium, iridium, osmium, palladium, rhenium.

If your thesis is usefulness then you should be “staking” rhodium, platinum or gold well ahead of silver which is by all accounts a trash metal byproduct of mining actually useful metals.


Is silver cool? Yes. Does it have uses? Yes. Is it the best? Not even close.

>>52659101
for someone who "stacks" silver, you sure seem to crap on it a lot. Quite the (((Cohencidence)))

>>52658826

>>52658986
>So it should restrict the comparison to fiat vs PM, ignore numismatic/antique boost, but use Morgans as an example because people recognize that.

I think it's legitimate and illuminating to reference the market value of Morgan dollars, but not when compared to someone stacking silver bullion that magically didn't appreciate over the decades as well and then claiming that the coin stacker saw better returns than the bullion stacker, that commentary is incorrect and unnecessary. Maybe if they stacked silver shot or common boring manufacturer 1000oz bars but that's unrealistic cherrypicking. Looking at the 1953 car price in silver at $0.85188/oz and modern car cost in silver at the current spot price, and also looking at the current market value of the circulated dollars which would have been used then or saved until now is legit, but trying to make a point about the 1950s coin stackers doing better than their bar stacker friends after 70 years isn't accurate.

Not buying your bags d0bobaggie.

I’ve got an itch for a kilo bar. Seems like the cheapest I can get is pic related.
Seems like it could even become a collectors item in the future, but I dunno about coinvest and silver-to-go.
Any (germ)anons can wheight in?

>>52659933
Dutchfag here, both coininvest and silvertogo belong to the same company they are reliable to buy from and I bought from them before plenty of times

>>52656034
Yeah I gotten some 5 oz silver weight pieces recently for $5-10 each, but it's rare for big hits, best you usually do is some silver tourist spoons or some mixed in the cutlery and eating utensil section, and a bit of silver and gold/gold filled in the jewelry section as well, it all adds up.

Look anons, gold and silver macarons

https://www.monnaiedeparis.fr/fr/pierre-herme