/biz/ - Business & Finance

Got me King Chuck coin today, simple as.

Noob question:
Whether it's using silver for barter or exchanging it for a new silver-backed dollar (just scenarios I've read about in my short time with stacking threads) how realistic are these concerns?
>if exchanging for goods people might be inclined to charge you more for coins/rounds representing nations other than your own
>if exchanging for a new SBD a slight fee is applied to any silver not made by your government's mint due to needing someone to check it since it lacks the security features of your nation's mint
Maybe those are silly concerns but I've seen nationalism get in the way of all sorts of things, as well as fees for the strangest things.

>>52718947
where to cop

>>52718947
Think you could post 4... maybe 5 more pics of it this thread?

NEW THREAD THAT DOESN'T HAVE A MESSED UP HEADER.

>>52719032

Jews won't take away your PMs, and that's why I convert all my flat in tangible assets. Land seeds and guns being the most important.

>>52719037
In the other thread anon. >>52719052

>>52719091
My apologies fren, seems you can't into sarcasm.

>>52718895
I'd like to buy gold and silver but I'm absolutely scared of being counterfeits, especially counterfeited gold. That would be unforgiving...
I know the Royal Mint has some anti-counterfeit technology/precautions like Bullion DNA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHlf24gp0ys

Is this a good product for the schizos like me?

>>52719056
>Land seeds and guns

I make some side-hustle income selling packs of seeds (and dried prepared herb in some cases) that I collect from wild plants. The market for normal garden vegetable seeds is saturated and not worth bothering with, but there are lots of wild medicinal, aromatic and edible plants which the big suppliers don't carry. $4 to $20 per pack isn't going to make you rich but there have been years I've made over $15-20k from stuff I collect for free and which grows back every year, I think it's pretty cool. In 2020 one plant I sell which doesn't grow around me (I found a 3 acre wild patch near my parents' house) was found to be an effective antiviral covid herb and sold like hotcakes, it's one of the easiest seeds to harvest so I had my dad spend 6 hours collecting me enough seed in November to make 8,000 $4 packets, I sell $10 and $20 bulk packs too but hopefully won't run out again. Most plants don't enjoy enough demand combined with limited established supply to make it particularly lucrative but many species can provide several grand per year in extra income, and being familiar with seed saving practices and wild plant identification generally is a good skill. For example if any of you can find nearby wild American Ground-nut seeds and tubers those will be lucrative. People even buy dried kudzu root, you southern fellas could fill a truck with the shit. I pump seed/herb money into PMs, so sometimes real money *does* grow on trees.

>>52719241
just buy from a reputable dealer. I've never heard of anyone getting fake bullion off of apmex or jmbullion.

>>52719377
my guy, biggest bank of Canada (RBC) had counterfeited gold bars in their inventory and managed to sell one...
https://canadiancoinnews.com/fake-gold-bar-didnt-originate-rcm-facility-mint/
you never heard because I wonder how many people actually test their product thoroughly

>>52719533
is there anything that passes a tungsten test other than drilling directly into the coin? I don't buy anything large than 1/4th oz with gold due to the tungsten scare, it's not worth the process for smaller coins.

>>52719588
I wonder if XRF scanners are sufficient for testing. Or must they be combined with other testing methods?

>>52719588
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df2JAZy012w
They're faking 1oz gold maples now... it's really getting out of hand

>>52719789
Chinchong fakes all sorts of standard issues.
The country is a criminal enterprise.
https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?catId=0&SearchText=gold+clad+coin&dida=y

>>52719938
>The country is a criminal enterprise.
I assume these fakes are coming from Israel until proven otherwise.

>>52720101
It's China, and you're trying too hard.

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>>52719533
Why do poorfags spend so much money on rocks (precious metals), guns (things that throw rocks really fast) and bullets (throwable rocks)?

You ever notice that 99% of people who screech about gun rights and ammo shortages in America are those who are working class or poorer? Really makes you think. Their entire life revolves around using rocks, it’s like they haven’t evolved past being cavemen

>>52721182
go away

>>52721182
This would make more sense if the richest man in the world who also runs the most technologically advanced companies didn't just take a picture showing he also owns firearms

>>52721233
Money is relative, a billionaire owning 1 flintlock pistol not the same as a trade worker spending 80% of his liquid income on ammunition and useless pm + premiums every pay check.

>>52721182
You’re electrocuting rocks right now so you can shitpost. How does that make you better than me (it doesn’t)?

>>52722704
Kek