/biz/ - Business & Finance

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crypto nerds will seethe

>>52764524
A r e y o u H u m a n? O r b o t ?

>>52763949
Ebay. Pic related is about 2oz, bought at spot. Kind of a pain to use; its delicate, must be cleaned carefully, and the beverage in it will be warmed by your hand. But it is nice to have a silver cup to sip from on rare occasions.

>>52764265
Cupgang!

>>52764599
I bought a couple of mugs sunday.

>>52764575
What site is this? Wonder if you get free shipping if you buy bulk?

>>52764464
Read my story and feel my pain.

Bracelet and ring on ebay. both 10k. Bracelet has no weight but looks thick. I offer 650 for both. Seller counters with 750 Canadian dollars (550USD) and I hesitate for 2 days.

After 2 days seller responds with a picture of the bracelet weighed and its 30g. I say 100 percent I will pay 750 and seller says no. I then say 750 for the bracelet only and she says yes. Then someone else offers 750, seller gets confused about who the buyer is, and sells it to the other guy.

FUG.

>>52764575
pic related, and nice cups
>>52764599
this is my chalice. there are many like it, but this one is mein

>>52764678
>10k
Its barely even gold...

>>52764464
so much quality

>>52764680

>>52764719
Liking that cube shitter in the center.

>>52764738
magical creatures

>>52764671
Aliexpress. I recommend the us postage stamps. You cant beat the price.

>>52764706
30*.419*78 =980 for the bracelet only

Seller was willing to take $750 for the bracelet and a ring (likely around 5g)

750*1.12 = $840 Canadian dollars (Canadian sellers to Canadian buyers charge 12 percent sales tax)

$980-840 = $140 under spot for just the bracelet. Since the ring is included you're over $300 under melt value for both.

Plus, the bracelet is unworn and nicely finished and worth $2500+. It's two tone with brushed centre links and diamonds.

I was too much of a jew. I thought that it was probably only 16-18g so I hesitated

>>52764706
Total gold value is $722.73. just for the bracelet.

>>52764524

>>52764791
This calculator is handy.
https://www.goldcalc.com/scrap_gold_value.php

>>52764775
this is Canadian dollars. 78 is the Canadian spot price for 1g of pure 24k

Here's how looks the silver mining industry's biggest players when you starve them to death for months.

The average All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC) of the producers is currently $19.33 per silver ounce. Was close to $20 back few months earlier, when the spot dived in the $17-18 range.
I'll keep repeating it : ONLY commodity in the world where you produce at a loss when the demand is at it's highest point EVER.

To all NYC and London's PMs trading desks, from /pmg/ :
THANK YOU RABBIS FOR THE CHEAPIES! :)

is there any point in currently having a day job if i have 1k oz of silver? i hate it so much bros

>>52764828
1001oz of silver

>>52764795
rename it nekofart.gif and it'll bring the year and a half tradition full circle kek

Speaking of rabbis, look at what we got today : -2Moz in registered.
About 75Moz paper sold on the markets. Thus explaining the tamp down.

The best part? Silver gaining 30% over the past 3 months was to stop the bleeding then somehow manage to replenish the registered vaults by 2Moz.
All these efforts destroyed in a single day. All these efforts to dump by a miserable dollar. Extreme bleeding is back on the menu frens.

Nothing can stop what's coming.

>>52764828
Whatever you have you can have have more by just working until the hard times hit and you might get fired anyway.
Or cut back on hours. Maybe you can find one of those amazon positions that is 4 hours for 4 days a week and offers a lot of VTO.
Although peak is coming up so VTO won't be quite as often as during summer.

>>52764828
Yes, to avoid being forced to sell your stack while the price is getting suppressed. Stay strong fren, soon you will award yourself well deserved vacations. But now is not the time. Not until 1oz can't buy you a week worth of groceries.

>>52764917
>Not until 1oz can't buy you a week worth of groceries.
>can't
Freudian FUD?

>>52764856

>>52764862
What this newbie doesn't understand is: was it a mistake that it got to this point or was it intentional?

>>52764807
spot x price per gram in local currency x weight is the calculation.

this one pains me because the bracelet and ring are both in a style that I like. The ring was a beautiful tiger eye signet ring with diamonds.

At 750 Canadian dollars for 35g of 10k that is actually nice looking stuff and a style I would personally wear it would have been a killer deal. shit like this gives me physical pain.

>>52764974
I mean

spot price of gold in your local currency x percent purity of gold x weight in grams is the scrap gold calculator.

>>52764986
pic related is what the ring looked like.

>>52764946
kek indeed
>can*

>>52764962
What point are you refering to? The vault's depletion, the spot price,.. ?

>>52764599
>>52764628
now im wanting to get a silver chalice/cup. Are there ways people can melt their rounds and pour their own thicc cup molds or something? i dont want to mess with chemicals, so was hoping all i would have to do is torch a crucible or something. Then i could play around and engrave my own design after. any DIY info or advice would be welcomed.

>>52764917
Also, I'm realizing
>An ounce buys a half-decent lunch now
>People are talking about it buying a week of groceries
Simultaneously shows how far we've fallen and how far we have to go. Please, let something happen soon.

>>52765012
>tfw ywn have cute little feminine hands to display jewels on
why even live bros

>>52765117
look at those sausage fingers.

>>52765151
I need to clean my laptop.

>>52765151
Yeah and i'm still relatively young.. i fear i'll end up like king Charly.
Oh well, at least those paws are good at slapping and opening cans, so that's something i guess.

>>52765117
It's for investment purposes. Gold is 78 Canadian dollars per gram. I predict 100CAD / gram by end of 2023. If I got the ring and bracelet for 750 CAD I could hold until 2024 and flip for 2.5x spot which would be
35*.419*100*2.5= $3666.25
Not a bad investment desu. If you saw my house you'd be amazed at what cheapies can do. For a while I was buying like $3000+ CAD worth of cheapies every weak.

>>52764862
Prettu sure you're reading that backwards fren. Numbers in parentheses are subtractions. In fact, they moved 2,019,619oz from registered to eligible. Most likely to cover new contracts. This also explains the pump.

>>52765117
>fat pasty faggot posting off topic
>newfag tripfag
McFucking kill yourself my duderino.

>>52765236
>In fact, they moved 2,019,619oz from registered to eligible
That's what i said, eligible is as good as gone.

>>52765246
>can't differentiate namefags and tripfags
And you speak about newfaggotry? That's fucking rich, sweetie.

>>52765023
Sorry, had to deal with some chores. The depletion in this seemingly unstable manner.

>>52765099
Itamakimasu

>>52765274
tripfag != oldfag

>>52765703
me and pan man and the silver cutlery scrap guy provide enough good content to use trips

>>52765274
It's spelt sweaty.

the reason I don't buy platinum is that it won't ever be used as money or have a currency backed against it, so I don't feel the same kind of security behind it. feels more similar to my gemstones and semiprecious stuff, not something I'd get for resource security but something that technically has some anyway so long as you can find a buyer. it's interesting in that it is an incredible metal rarer than gold. if I ever got any it would be more related to the rock hound side of myself than the stacking side, and I'd rather find it myself.

also of relevance does anyone here have any palladium or rhodium? I know very little about these metals.

>>52764464
Aarrgghh ye skully landlubbers, be thar any hearty souls among ye, what has any sea legs?
I be a needin' a good crew fer me ship,..
Glory and treasure awaits

Frens, I've been very rough with my silber, I've just made it to around 126oz and after going through much stack, I've scratched a fair bit of it up.
Have a fucked the value?
Got a little bit too fondly with my silver after getting drunk/high, im about to order some coin cases now, and maybe some silver cleaner.
>pic unrelated, my new krugs (unfondled/scratched) and me 2 1/2 shilling

>>52765982
I have palladium US mint 1oz coin, its pretty cool the mercury dime image, and very thick for some reason. i love owning it. stacking is so irrational.

Mintanon order when

>>52766098
This is the worst of four out my tube of generics, scratched in the middle and looks like I've fucking farted on it!
I apologize if this image stained your eyes. I will clean them soon, I usually use baking soda and water.

>>52766098
I fondle generics and vintage stuff. Kooks, Brits, ASE's all live in plastic because I know I need to preserve their premium when I decide to sell some.

>>52766206
My bars, nice and dinged up. Wish I could afford more of these beauties anons, they are my fave.
Instead of been loading up on 80% canadian junk silver at spot, which I'm pretty happy with too.

>>52766098
I don't take the artsy stuff out of plastic but I keep my junk in bags that would probably make some people here cringe.

>>52766206
dont use anything abrasive you retard

>>52766266
Forgot pic
>>52766249
They are nice little vintage bars anon, definitely fondle worthy.
I have took alittle bit more care with my ASE's now, my maples got abit beaten up, along with my two libtards. It's not like I have loads of them anyways but should definitely try and take better care of them from now on.
Looking to order some cases tonight, if you know any decent places to buy them?

>>52766202
I missed the prospector round but I'm guessing it still hasn't shipped, so I guess boomercoin is fucked

>>52766307
I would mix the baking soda with alot of water so it was hardly abrasive, but point taken, I just followed the first YouTube video I searched... like a retard.

>>52765151
This much is a bit tryhard 2bh

>>52766249
>sell

>>52765246
>no trip
Must not be a namefag
Pls lurk more for our comfiness

>>52766307
>>52766325
Oh and also I would rub them with my hands so not to scratch them, I never noticed any scratches from this method but it does take awhile.

>>52766308
>Looking to order some cases tonight
Ebay seller "onfireguy" has just about everything for every size coin.

>>52766206
https://youtube.com/watch?v=57iwtmT4LNQ
Use electrochemistry

>>52766392
Thanks for the vid. Really cool,

>>52766307
I have to clean a bunch of zinc coins at some point. that's going to be a blast.

>>52766346
I don't even wear it around because I'm so scared of getting burglarized.

Sweet dreams my bastards

Diamonds completely mog gold

>>52766392
Nice video sir, thank you sir

>>52766823
I completely mogged your mother, sir.

>>52766823
I've always had a vague distrust of the value of diamonds that I don't hold toward other gemstones.

>>52766823
based if real.

>>52766318
>>52766202
Fingers crossed for delivery this month so I can get them shipped out asap. Boomer is lagging behind as well and may be January ship time.
Thinking Argento Apu for the next round once we get the text worked out

>>52766864
diamonds are plummeting in price because of HPHT and CVD diamonds coming from china. the era of expensive natural diamonds is long gone.

within 10 years CVD and HPHT will be as cheap as moissanite.

hoping we'd have a jannie sov, but i understand the cost might be prohibitive

>>52766851
Poorfag with inferiority complex. Your virgin silver gets Btfo by my chad diamonds.
Diamonds are always 1st place in every ranking.
A silver rank in league of legends is an absolute shitter trash noob
Diamond is a pro chad

>>52766864
Probably because you've never seen it in person and cant afford it. You guys brag about how shiny gold and silver is... Ill tell you its nothing compared to the shine of a diamond

>>52766935
Still something I want to do, maybe next year will be the year

>>52766928
im not sure about plummeting, cooling might be a better term. cost shot up recently because russia produces so much and sanctions and all that

>>52766823
Diamonds are becoming increasingly worthless now that we can grow them.

>>52766965
Lab grown diamonds are basically altcoins while natural diamonds are bitcoin. Theres only one original.
Just like how original art is worth millions while the same art piece reproduction is a fraction.
Lab diamonds cannot be passed off as natural diamonds theres machines that easily detect it.

>>52766957
lab diamonds are dropping daily and there is no incentive to buy natural when you can't tell them apart and natural are 10x more expensive. As that gap gets bigger IMO the natural diamond market will be kill.

Even today most of the "natural" diamonds are lab and they are sold as natural because nobody has the equipment to tell cvd apart from natural. the TRAXNYC guy is the only person with a "Yahuda" machine that I have ever seen. never seen one in person before.

>>52766999
even traxnyc complains about diamond district suppliers selling cvd as natural

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddv9aSL-Ebk

>>52766992
Those are bad comparisons, especially when the cut is what matters the most.

>>52766999
Nah cause large carat natural vvs diamonds are actually rare.
Thats like saying gold jewelry will be replaced by gold plated or gold filled because it looks the same.

A reproduction da vinci painting looks the same as the original but it doesnt sell for millions.
Fake gucci stuff doesnt sell for authentic stuff prices even though they look the same

>>52767030
CVD and natural diamonds are the same and the only way to tell the difference is with a yehuda machine which almost nobody - including jewellers - actually owns.

I'm still skeptical that natural diamonds are going to continue being valued as the lab diamonds go to zero. maybe natural will stay valued but I am skeptical.

I've seen lab diamonds in person from tinyu and stars gems and they look better and are way cheaper than my natural diamonds.

>>52767030
That’s because this board is full of autists that do not realize that half of all human activity is just signaling social status.

>>52764464
>Platinum Edition

>>52766833
Benchod you must redeem

>>52767157
I thought I rotated this pic. REEEEEEEE

>>52766905
I’m excited for the deliveries. Can you lower the shipping charge for those who bought both coins? Also excited for the NORF FC coin

>>52766905
>Thinking Argento Apu for the next round once we get the text worked out
I want the flippable Bogs...

>>52766939
Diamonds are gay bro

>>52767157
Plz do not redeem thank you sirs no redeem sir

>>52766905
>Thinking Argento Apu
YES! We need a second Apu coin.
I'd love only Apu coins tbdesu.

>>52766086

>>52767200
As far as I understand it, the original exposure information (exif) is stored within the file itself. If you're on a Windoze machine you can use File Explorer to view the file's properties, details, and scroll through to see all that stuff.
When you 'rotate' an image, you're adding a layer of info regarding how the file should be viewed.
When you upload to 4Chan (except /p/) the exif gets stripped out. So there's no info on how to display the picture, and it display the array as it was created.
You have to use software to rotate the image by rearragning the array.

>>52766992
So there all equally shit

>>52767200
paste the pic in mspaint, rotate it, and save it. that clears exif and rotates it properly

>>52764464
I've revealed my power level to my mom

>>52767622
You've done messed up desu

>>52767236
I would combine shipping but since the rounds won't be shipping out at the same time I don't make it standard, if you want to hold you order and get refunded on shipping to combine you can send me an email with your order#
>>52767307
I do too but I don't want to have two bogs with so few other designs available yet
>>52767362
I love this little guy like you wouldn't believe

>>52767622
How bad? And what's your family situation/living conditions?
I want to read your blogpost

>>52767652
literally
>whats wrong anon?
>the world is controlled by a group of people, out of which literally only *maybe* 1 out of 100,000 are good, and the rest are satanic child sacrificing cannibal pedophiles who murdered 60 million russians, helped murder 100 million chinamen, and the people who tried to stop them are the most vilified and defamed people to have ever existed, and the lies they've told about their holocaust victimhood myth retroactively justifies both then and now the actual carrying out of such acts against them. The holocaust didn't happen, it should have. I wish it did and I hope it does happen. If I could press a button to gas all jews on the planet I would. They have stolen my entire life from me. We aren't the first victims and we're not gonna be the last. They've ruined the chances of any of us in my generation to have happy families, everyone sleeps around and has whored themselves out, and even for those that haven't like myself, the amount of money a man can make has been halved 3 times over so neither I nor anyone else could raise a family if we wanted to. First women were brainwashed into joining the work force so there is half as much demand and pay for men's work, then our dollar was taken off the gold standard so its worthless, then we get taxed literally 50% because yes insurance is a tax, and then our money supply was just doubled in the span of a year in 2020. And whenever any one of the few who can see and know what's going on says the truth out loud everyone else acts like they're crazy and filled with hate. We're being genocided and no one even cares or knows and doesn't want to know when they're told. Even my parents are ignorant sheep and you guys are usually on top of things.

thats basically what I said. Then we argued about whether or not niggers and mexicans are even descended from Adam and Eve and similar matters

>>52767759
>Then we argued about whether or not niggers and mexicans are even descended from Adam and Eve and similar matters
and, spoiler alert, THEY"RE NOT.

also buy silver, this is financial advice.

>>52766308
>heraeus 10oz bars
my nigga, its between those and stackers for my favorite bar. somethin about em is extra comfy. got another in the mail today

>>52767759
You did gud fren. This is deontological advise.

>>52767742
>And what's your family situation/living conditions?
my parents live in an industrial zoned unit across from my dad's business. It's an industrial area, business is worth about $1,000,000 (in 2023 dollars). I sleep above the office in the shop. They sold the house at the absolute peak but might get nothing from it despite all the payments they made because it was technically owned by the business which is also partially owned by my grandparents. Mom moved with dad away from all her family in california so that he could pursue the business with my grandpa. Grandpa now has dementia and his mind is slowly rotting away. He doesn't remember the business or any of the particular individual grandsons from my dad, we're all just one now. Not so bad because he apparently speaks positive things about us all the time. Thanks gramps, you never showed your pride for us, to us, but I know the love is there

anyways, Grandpa was supposed to sign the house into my dad's name. That never happened, so it stayed a business asset, apparently in a trust. Well now the business is broke because the economy is shit, and grandma needs to sell to get her investment back out because all her stock went into the shitter LIKE EVERYONE TOLD HER WAS GOING TO HAPPEN, but nooooo she didnt listen. God damnit, for having lived through the great depression, she sure is one stupid as fuck government and economy-truster. I mean shes just fucking retarded for not selling.

So even though my parents put like $60,000 in material and hundreds of man hours into renovating the house to sell, including a shitload of my labor for free, AND selling at the absolute top of the market, they might just get fucking nothing because grandma is a dumbfuck AND a greedy bastard who doesnt realize that spending literally $50,000 dollars to pay my uncle to build cat houses on the hill that her mansion sits on is a bad fucking idea. My uncle is a great guy, freedom loving aussie refugee in america and hard worker

>>52767893
my aunt who is married to uncle has been doing housekeeping and caring for grandparents and making dinners and shit and helping run a business with uncle and shes almost at her limits. Other 2 aunts who are in san fran and sacramento have come up from time to time to mediate between mom and dad and grandma, now an official lawyer/mediator is involved and that of course is going to cost money. I myself am owed over $10k in backpay. I worked for very little money for the last 6 years because I knew that I would be taking over the business soon because My dad himself is getting ready to retire. I have scraped by, by basically not having a life, so now im 22, no education except GED, have loads of experience in the plastics industry so thats good, but net worth is extremely low and I would be homeless if not for sleeping secretly and illegally above the office. Mind you, "above the office" is literally just the roof of the office inside the industrial shop. Literally my bed is visible and everything from the shop floor (you have to really look though). We had to lay off all our workers except one that has been with us for 13 years. I love her (as family), shes great, but we'll be losing our jobs (probably for the better for me) unless this downsizing/buyout thing goes through with another local business. If that happens, I'll be homeless. Everything is up in the air and this is all supposed to happen by december 31st but we all know thats not going to happen, but we keep pretending. Also I don't have a drivers license because I hate the DMV but have been driving since covid. I'm 22.

I just want a wife, a $50k job and a place to fill with some children. My life has been stolen from me by jews and it's the jews who will pay. I will unironically join a deathsquad to kill jews and now my mom and dad know (dad simply found out my power level was a bit higher than he anticipated)

this is now officially a jew hate thread

>>52764524
>>52764951
these posts tell me i did the right thing selling my apu

Fuckin' insomnia.
What do silverbros?

>>52768017
Yes

>>52768203
read my blogposts i guess

>>52768203
Do some scrap seeking on ebay my dude. It's calm and boring after the 6th page, perfect to hypnotize yourself to sleep.
And if you find anything interesting, dont forget to set up your alarm few minutes before the auction ends, so you can outbid ppl at the last minute.

>>52766086
Ye can count me in, captain.

>>52768203
If you have any doubt about the hallmarks, check this website, the guy is a fountain of knowledge and listed all the hallmarks from most countries by period.
https://www.silvercollection.it/index.html

Speaking of ebay, i might need the help of some fren..
I recently won the bidding war for an auction concerning a faulted (mint error) coin. The thing is, i don't know shit about faulted coins, or numismatic stuff in gerenal. Idk why i bid on this auction tbf, but my guts told me to do so.

I've the strong feeling i either made the deal of the century, or i scammed myself. Thing is, if the coin is legit, this mint error is so extreme i believe it have the potential to really interest some coins' collectors.
I can't post it yet (sorry), but will do soon.

>>52766098
This shot makes me appreciate silver krugs more. Fortunately I can see many coins In person if I decide to go buy.

>>52767699
We still need to get the Latin right before we send it to the mints imo

bros my ultimate bugout/in bag is almost complete. soon to refocus on PMs. feels good man

>>52767439
>>52767501
Yeah nah I normally turn phone, screencap and rotate, then repost when I’m comfyposting. It had been there a while, so I thought I’d already done that when checking my gallery.
PC is no problem.
Let’s see if this one was pre-rotated.

>>52768576
Excellent work

>>52767622
>I've revealed my power level to my mom
Never hide your power level from anyone in life. Be true to yourself. Genuine people respect honesty, and these are the ones you want to surround yourself with.

>>52764815
Hei, where’s Bayhorse in that chart?

>>52765959
I think platinum is primarily a bet on fuel cell tech. And that depends on a rapid post-collapse recovery of fairly advanced economic activity in the west. I would put platinum third in priority after silver and gold.

>>52766823
Diamonds are an advertising gimmick and nothing more.

Time to buy my annual gold coin. Is a Brit a good choice? Any "deals"?

>>52769538
>Any "deals"?
27% off premium
Do it.

>>52767968
I also lived some years in my families office but I can tell that it's not good for your mental health. To be honest I have been through a very similar situation. Isn't there a possibility that you go to a country where you can study for free and intensify your knowledge by going to a university or doing professional education in a big company. Germany might work. The companies here are searching for intelligent and active people. Also you would get on your own two feet. You are very young and have to focus on the times after some financial reset. Nothing lasts for ever, you know.

>>52769279
Kek.
>Their cash flow is too high. It would mess up the message of the table.

>>52766086
I would be interested in plundering some booty.

>>52767893
>>52767968
>I’m a deadbeat looser with no plan B
>Must’ve been the Jews
Seek help!
Also, it’s funny how every time an American has an issue, he’s literally days away from being homeless.
Burgerpunk/10

>>52769639
> Germany might work. The companies here are searching for intelligent and active people.
Kek. Also, they doubt anon will manage to get his education (what little he has…) accept in Germany. Our system is really rigid. Unless you’ve got a company sponsoring you (lol…), you’re fighting an uphill battle. Fachkräftemangel my ass.
>>52769673
So I’ll be rich soon! I knew it.

>>52770018
Fuck this faggot jew apologist and fuck jew.
t. Millionaire nowhere near homeless.

offering people free 1oz coins

people react as expected

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf_ENBaAna0

>>52770055
>his education (what little he has…)
>accept

>>52770018
If you imagine that homeless people in America are just normal folks who had a bad break in the market, you don't know what you are talking about. 95% of the homeless in America are either mentally ill, drug addicts, or both. Ask anyone who actually works with them. This is why "Just build them homes" is a totally brain-dead solution. As for the other 5%, they are either criminals in hiding or people who just like the hobo lifestyle. Essentially nobody in the USA lives on the street because they can't find shelter.

>>52765959
Platinum is a tiny, tiny market, similar to silver. Once the ball is rolling and people swarm to metals platinum is going to the moon.

>>52770278
>tiny, tiny market, similar to silver.
Last time I checked silver is being traded in the millions of ounces. Platinum is a novelty and will never be used as money. No country is going to back their currency with platinum. However, silver is and always has been linked to gold, has been used as money, and is valuable as an industrial metal. I wouldn't invest in platinum unless you're already dragon tier with your hoard of silver and gold.

>>52767699
want

Posting stacks

>>52770565
>posting stacks
>onlyGrams ID
everything checks out

>>52770267
>95% of the homeless in America are either mentally ill, drug addicts, or both. Ask anyone who actually works with them. This is why "Just build them homes" is a totally brain-dead solution. As for the other 5%, they are either criminals in hiding or people who just like the hobo lifestyle.

In my younger days I explored a deep curiosity about the circumstances and lifestyle of homeless people, I would often come across encampments in my travels and exploration of woods and urban ruins and was too curious to heed the risks so I often went to talk with them when they were out and had an approachable vibe. Indeed many were mentally ill, I met a few who openly admitted it and I felt for them but sadly they needed more than i was capable of offering. Others were just released from jail for drug possession and figuring out how to get back in a more stable situation, others were hard drug addicts; mostly heroin/opiates whose lives had fallen apart because of addiction. I invested in one such person who I could tell had a good soul and a desire to climb out of the hole he had dug, got him kratom and food and spent many hours talking with him and treating him with basic human decency. Eventually I helped him get his act together because he had the desire but just needed help, he is now off heroin and gainfully employed as an apartment property manager. Sadly most homeless people are hopeless though, shitlibs in their ivory towers have no clue. Several, from what I gathered, were basically sober and chose the lifestyle, enjoying the brand of freedom that comes with not being burdened by rent/mortgage or tied to a fixed location. They could collect $50+ cash in scrap metal from dumpsters every day they felt like it, would often find untouched cans of food and beer being thrown out, and had ingenious techniques for efficiently gathering and hauling the metal to the scrapyard for cash.

>>52770565
>Posting stacks

https://youtu.be/R2zg1g2rdiI

r8 my james bond stack

>>52770565
>Posting stacks
Old stacklet pic, but here ya go.

>>52770810
Was Mr. Bond Irish? Those exploding cuff links?

Scene stackers rise up

>>52770805
That gold.
Those pour marks.

>>52770565

>>52770842
unironically sometimes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierce_Brosnan#Early_life

sadly they don't explode. afaik only his glasses explode anyway

>>52770860
Oh my god, it's literally a screenshot from a youtube video..

>>52770436
Strawman argument. I didn't say anything about monetization. Silver is unlikely to be remonetized (by state actors) either but it's still massively undervalued. All precious metals are going to go up big and the smaller the market (as in market cap) the bigger the gains are going to be.

>>52770871
Likin' those capsule boxes. Where get, fren?

>>52770892
I can't into technology and don't know how to do that, but cool. Settle down though, it's just an image.

>>52770922
The image you were replying to was from a youtube video, that's all. Not OC
I should have said "it's even a screenshot", not literally. Forgot how the scene went.

>>52770897
>Strawman argument.
Nah, just stating what we here at /pmg/ already know. But hey, you stack platinum, I'll stick to silver and gold. No hard feelings, fren.

>>52770888
checked and Bondpilled

>>52770671
Sounds more like a sensible way to get out of the rat race rather than mental illness. In fact, it sounds quite a bit more sane than the random normalfag. I can respect people like that.

WE DID IT REDDIT! WE ATE ALL THE SILVER!!!

>>52770843
>>52770912
Horrible opsec.

>>52770945
I didn't say anything abiut stacking platinum, either. You are making too many assumptions.

>>52771001
Okay, I'm sorrry anon. Can we still be frens?

>>52770992
Opsec over something completely legal?

>>52771033
As in representing men/males. He's taking pics like a bitch.

>>52771054
Cry stacklet

>>52771032
Sure thing. We're all stackers.

>>52771033
>pics of themselves hastily covered up exposing a variety of PII
>invader zim
>no concern whatsoever for glowie or methheads, indicating a general immaturity of the nature of the world
You have to go back.
>>>/reddit/

>>52771102
You're getting your IP pulled by "glowies" either way. You're overly paranoid and this delusion stems from an insecurity in your masculinity.

>>52770900
Amazon

>>52766953
Nice

>>52767699
Do you have a web site anon,?

>>52771102
>invader zim
Don't shit talk Invader Zim.

>>52766905
i really want that Argento Apu mintanon….

>>52771135
Why did you delete this picture?

>>52771206
Other picture was better, not everything is a grand conspiracy

>>52766098
If you are trying to capturr nusimatic value you are fine. Silver is silver shiny or scratched.

Should I swap my Monero for a 1oz gold coin? I bought about $2000 worth of Monero at the current price point awhile ago. I just don’t really like crypto, I really like owning gold. I ended up buying much more gold during 2020-2022 which I’m glad I did. I’m a bit iffy on crypto these days though.

>>52771432
would you rather own something back by nothing mainly used by actual criminals or a physical metal that has a long history of holding its value? I don't think of gold as an investment, really, I just think of it as a safety net against currency issues. Monero I don't trust for that

>>52771432
Both are good in my opinion, but if you feel like you will enjoy holding gold more, I don't see why you shouldn't.

Gold spot: 1,777 $
wagmi

>>52770965
>Sounds more like a sensible way to get out of the rat race rather than mental illness

In some cases yes but most homeless I came across had significant problems. One spread I stumbled upon was a fortified 2nd story of an old abandoned industrial building, dude wasn't there so I snooped around. Guy had several tents with plenty of bedding (place had a roof but definitely wasn't insulated) and several folding tables with tons of tools, it was something of a makeshift workshop. The only way up to the 2nd level was a steel staircase with open space below and he had cut out 6 of the stairs so climbing up without falling and breaking your shit was difficult, looked like he roped it off too when he was up there sleeping. The spot was near 2 different car junkyards that weren't fenced in so I think he was sneaking in at night to strip out the wiring and other nonferrous metal, maybe catalytic converters too, to sell at other nearby scrapyards. In a different part of the abandoned industrial complex I found a room that was used to burn the plastic off copper wire. Judging from his workshop I suspect he took valuable car parts to sell and he probably collected lost coins and jewelry under the seats of the junk cars on top of the pilfered scrap, I would if I were him anyway. It was an interesting setup and I bet he made a lot of money, seemed like a slick operation so I doubt he was an addict or mentally ill.

>>52771432
Buy an oz and keep the rest in Monero. Monero has an actual economy behind it which is growing.

>>52771502
Yeah my opinion on gold is that it’s fun to collect and also kind of like a second bank. It’s much less volatile than crypto and I have more confidence on gold. There’s already some new coins similar to Monero coming out, where as gold is gold, you can’t just make a new gold.

>>52771063
YWNBAM

>>52771669
I might just do that idk. I kind of want to stop looking at so many different assets. Crypto seems like the easiest to cut out because I can’t really evaluate crypto.

>>52771690
Monero probably has the most quantifiable value

>>52771638
I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding but the guy you're describing sounds quite based to me. Interesting story nevertheless.
>>52771669
If you really don't want it just buy some silver coins with the rest. I think Monero is solid but you probably won't regret silver either.

>>52767157
where did you get these lmao

>>52770671
You are a good man. Seriously. I bow.

>>52771761
>the guy you're describing sounds quite based to me

Yeah that's the moral of the story, I always thought the different lifestyles and strategies of people living in the margins was interesting and that guy was definitely doing homelessness right; friends and I who liked exploring that industrial complex referred to his building as the "bum mansion", guy was clearly a prince of the transient's world.

Does anyone have a version of pic related that isn't just a photo of a poster?

>>52770965
There is a deep cultural root for the romance of the untethered drifter. You can hear it in music, read in in literature, see it in movies. But the reality is that there is nothing romantic about the majority of people you meet living in tents in the cracks and crevices of big cities.

>>52766823
Most retarded thing I've ever heard. Diamonds can be infinitely produced. They're essentially worthless.

I don't own any gold or silver and i'm new to /pmg/, should I buy gold or silver first? coins or bars? Why are the buying prices 20% higher than the selling prices?

>>52771944
Pretty sure I've seen this exact message before.

>>52771965
you probably spend 24/7 in these threads thats why, this is my first post here and i guess theytre common questions. now stop being a schizo retard and fuck you.

>>52766864
I remember my grandmother telling me that diamonds were worthless in the 40s and 50s. She use to make a lot of jewelry with her husband and they used them all the time because they were widely available, cheap, and sparkly. She said they would not even bother to look for them if they dropped them outside.

>>52771944
1 oz silver coin of your choice, decide if you like it and if you do get more into it.
That's called the premium and it goes down with increased size and up with increased complexity.
It may be hard to get the premium you gave for something, but you can always get the spot

>>52772038
>That's called the premium and it goes down with increased size and up with increased complexity.
Increased complexity of what?

>It may be hard to get the premium you gave for something, but you can always get the spot
Man your english is weird as fuck I have no idea wtf you're trying to convey

>>52772057
Increased complexity of pieces, a very intricately designed silver coin will be more expensive than a crude bar of the same weight

It might be hard to sell 20% over the price of
spot (spot is the price on goldprice.org). But you can always sell it for the spot price

>>52766992
The quickest and method for determining if a diamond is lab grown is whether or not it's perfect. If it's perfect, it's lab-grown.

I think I'll take the perfect gem, that is also infinitely cheaper, over the flawed gem any day.

>>52767968
Half the reason I even come here is for the delicious cope.

>>52771904
Of course not but for me it's hard to blame people when we live in such a rotten world.

>>52771990
You certainly are testy. You should realize that this board gets a constant stream of fud postings. One of the tactics is to bitch about premiums. Another tactic is to set gold and silver and coins and bars stackers against each other. So you have successfully hit three fud topics in your demanding little post. Expect to be ignored.

>>52772259
My questions are literally valid and are the questions a beginner asks (me). The way people are avoiding it only tells me one thing: there's heavy coping going on in the pmg community. Don't care if you believe or not believe me, I've been around tons of communities in my life and I can smell shit when I enter a community and i'm being met with instant malice for asking simple basic questions.

>>52772253
I don't think mental illness or drug addiction are blame-worthy. I also don't think it is a rotten world. That really is a matter of your perception. You can certainly focus on rottenness but you can equally focus on goodness.

>>52771843
Thanks fren, have you done any work with the homeless? It's a complex issue that virtue-signaling libs pretend can be fixed by throwing more money, they like pretending they care and talk a big game but when it actually matters they will turn their nose up in disgust when they encounter homeless IRL then absolve themselves by posting on Facebook about how it's all capitalism's fault and someone (*else* of course, always someone else) needs to do something about it. For the minority of homeless people who can be helped; individuals who haven't been corrupted entirely by addiction or years of criminality it really is as simple as them just needing a friend who sees and treats them like a human being, someone to talk to and help remind them that they have the power to improve their situation if they dig deep within themselves to find it. Being surrounded by hopeless addicts, the mentally unstable, predatory criminals who prey on other homeless and faggot cops who know they are easy targets and steal their scrap money makes it hard for those who want better to even reach that first rung of the ladder. Money from bureaucrats and paper-pushers is no substitute for a friend to believe in them.

>>52772310
I just realized all your posts in this thread are pretentious as fuck. You're probably insufferable IRL and have a face worth punching.

>>52772304
I thought I answered ur questions :(

>>52772304
silence jew

>>52772349
>1pbtid
who the fuck is this guy? ill break your jaw in 3 pieces.

>>52771944
y copypasta answer responds with, "Here are some options to consider" so you can decide for yourself.
- When a new series of artful or themed bullion (especially coins) is issued, the first of the series are usually missed by later collectors. They will pay high premiums to fill in the series. Consider the potential for series' popularity: generic and/or cringeworthy-themed series are less likely to appreciate above spot.
- Low-mintage series are often priced very high, but may increase in price the most (consider design popularity!).
- Gov't-issued coins cost least while minted. Once the mintage stops and dealers run out of stock, the prices jump then rise more slowly but still faster than generic silver. Maples, Eagles, Wieners, Britannias, etc. are all nice but boring. The mint may add a privy to add novelty thereby ginning up the price. Stuff that changes overall designs from year to year become series (Somali elephants, Canadian Wildlife, Australian kookaburras or koalas, island nations' series, etc.).
- If you buy pieces that appeal to your sense of art, taste, and interests, you will still appreciate them even if the price or value of the PM goes nowhere. Caveat: if you go to sell, it's harder to part with them.
- Some beautiful generics are priced comically high (Germanias, GSM special editions, e.g.) - they don't follow the market trends as readily, garnering peak price only while fashionable. Be aware: dealers may categorize and price these as "generic" (meaning below spot) when buying them from you. Or the gamble might pay off as they become very popular (Englehard, PAMP, antique miners/refiners, e.g.).
- For new generic bars, watch the markups over spot: premiums (added charges) go up for smaller pieces.
- Shipping is an added premium. Many vendors offer free shipping for purchasing a minimum amount (commonly $200).
- Keeping a spreadsheet of your purchases to track profit/loss is quite revealing and will help you make future decisions.

>>52772322
I have not. My sister spent twenty years working in the Los Angeles missions. My work is elsewhere.

>>52772375
ChatGPT answer, didn't read, can't fool me.

>>52772377
You're probably older than 40, fuckin boomer should have known, your time is already done grandpa, keep hoarding these metals u will die by some traffic accident one random day gg

>>52772304
>I've been around tons of communities in my life
Didn't realize we had a community expert in the thread! Please give us more of your indispensable wisdom.

Seriously though, unless you're 2 years old of course you've been around a lot of communities.

>>52772409
You're focusing on the wrong thing and missing the point. Sign of low intelligence

>>52772409
You can see how his comfy manner endears him to all of his many communities.

>>52772349
based

>>52772421
That's where you're wrong reddit friend. I judge the person and their ideas, not just the ideas. If the person is troubled/concerning then I consider the ideas he spouts as suspect. You've met the suspect category.

>>52772409
He's outed himself now.

>>52772310
Then how come there are so many more homeless in the US and they're way crazier than anywhere else? The number is increasing in our cities too but when I see the tent cities in SF or wherever it's just nuts. It's not even the whole US, it mostly seems to corellate with populatiin density. I'm not saying people have no responsibility at all but when you live in a sick society you get sick people and that shows in various ways, among them a large population of homeless and/or addicts. It's basically like those mouse overpopulation experiments: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behavioral_sink
>Many [female rats] were unable to carry pregnancy to full term or to survive delivery of their litters if they did. An even greater number, after successfully giving birth, fell short in their maternal functions. Among the males the behavior disturbances ranged from sexual deviation to cannibalism and from frenetic overactivity to a pathological withdrawal from which individuals would emerge to eat, drink and move about only when other members of the community were asleep. The social organization of the animals showed equal disruption. ...

>>52771944
Buy silver to gas the kikes. Gold price is tethered to silver price, and they manipulate gold by keeping silver low. Silver market cap is insanely low compared to gold, so this is how we win. The buy/sell spread with premiums are just for plebs. Buy like a dealer, and sell like a dealer and you'll do fine.

>>52772341
>hush, hush

>>52772304
Damn we almost had another sucker but he figured us out.

>>52772484
>Gold price is tethered to silver price
Why?

>They manipulate gold by keeping silver low
How are they keeping silver low? I've seen people parrot this around but no one can explain to me the mechanism behind how the Jews are manipulating it.

>The buy/sell spread with premiums are just for plebs.
How so? 20% is 20%.

>Buy like a dealer, and sell like a dealer and you'll do fine.
That means...? buying with premium but acting like you are not being cucked?

>>52771188
If you search '2022 silver bog' the site should show up, anonymintpm

Is today a good day to buy some quarters and dimes downtown?

>>52772520
Lurk more, faggot.

>>52772520
>How are they keeping silver low?
lurk

>>52772546
>>52772580
No, I don't think I will

>>52772383
Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me twice, shame on me.
Welcome to the filter.
Post moar on /b/. It's where you belong.

>>52772594
No biggie. We have enough stackers by now to make it happen. It is inevitable. Good luck with whatever you're doing.

>>52772520
>Why?
Because Gold and Silver are God's money in the truest sense of the word. That's been the case since the dawn of Man and will not change.

>How are they keeping silver low?
Paper market manipulation. See JP Morgan fined multiple times in the last 20 years for silver market manipulation as well the silver paper contracts vs the actual physical supply available

>20% is 20%
>buying with premium but acting like you are not being cucked?
Different suppliers have the same product for different prices. You can buy from places other than retail. How do you think coin dealers get their product? How do they make a living? Don't always pay full retail like a bitch going for her engagement ring. Private sales are your friend. If you want the convenience of sitting on your ass and having your shit delivered to you without interacting with anyone you're going to pay a premium for it.

>>52771944
I'd buy old 90% US silver coins, "junk" or "constitutional" silver dimes quarters and half dollars from a local coin store with fair prices, those coins are the most widely recognized and trusted units of silver in the country. Silver spot price is for 5000oz contracts consisting of unwieldy 1000oz bars, the scarcity of pre-1964 silver coins and the expense of turning those big bars into smaller coins or bullion bars adds additional costs (and value) to the retail sized units of silver out there. If you want cheapies then git gud at finding antique scrap silverware and gold jewelry or buy estates/collections like coin dealers do, otherwise you'll always pay premiums. Also stop being a combative fag; honey vs vinegar etc.

>>52772626
You were never part of the convo between me and 33lM2R1D. I was talking to him, so you can cope and seethe all you want. I get my answer from people who are kind enough to engage and help other anons. like >>52772631 and >>52772642

God bless you gentlemen.

>>52772631
>Because Gold and Silver are God's money in the truest sense of the word.
I know they're both valuable in and of themselves, but you saying they're tethered to each other kind of implied to me that they rise and drop in value together but I could be mistaken.

>Private sales are your friend.
Do you have sources for Europe?

>>52772642
Is that your silver stack in pic related? Do you melt them yourself or just keep them like that? could take up a lot of space i imagine

>>52766992
Kek, you poor Anon.
The only reason lab grown diamonds don't worth as much as natural one in jewelry is only not to crash the natural diamond market.
Synthetic diamonds are used in a shitload of applications in the industry.

>>52772520
Paid 5% premium at the time for a 1000 ounce bar, it's 0% premium if you buy 5000 ounces

>>52772785
I see, thanks. Do you keep the bar at your own house or pay one of those places to keep your bar for you (that sounds like a scam btw?)

>>52772799
It moves around in trusted locations, I would not ever pay someone to keep my silver for me, asking for a bad time. If you can protect it, you should hold it.
I think the other guy was saying to buy silver off people,. and maybe like scrounge yard sales and stuff for sterling

>>52772653
See, you got your answer by lurking more. Just like I suggested. Sorry if I sounded like a jerk but you sounded like the low efford fudders we see all the time.

Why doesn't China or Russia drain the comex and lbma? Even North Korea could do it via surrogates considering how small the market is.

>>52772912
China and Russia are focusing on gold because they want to issue a gold-backed trade currency to undermine the dollar. They are playing the biggest game of all.

I found a 1957 dime in the coinstar machine.
I found a sterling charm laying on the sidewalk.
Free silver is out there

>>52772912
They are draining it as fast as they are allowed to. Mostly the gold, though. But countries like India ase big on silver, too.

>>52772482
I believe that the mentally ill in other countries are confined to institutions against their will. In the USA that is unconstitutional. So there are probably a similar number of mentally ill in most countries but in most countries they are locked away so nobody has to look at them.

>>52772959
When do you expect it to all come to a head and a gold backed yuan/ruble/rupee happens?

>>52773000
I guess what I mean is even a pariah state like NK or Iran could crash the west if they just drained the comex, and it wouldn't even be hard to do.

>>52773060
why crash everything now when they can just accumulate for cheap

>>52773027
No one is locked away against their will unless they are a danger to themselvelves and even that only just means that they openly state they want to kill themselves. But you might be right that mental health care is especially bad in the US.

>>52773060
The Hunt brothers and Warren Buffet tried this already and they were forced to sell their silver. NK would have to bribe lots of people to buy silver privately to mabe it happen but at that point it wouldn't be worth it.

>>52773130
You are incorrect. In most of the world people determined to be mentally ill can be incarcerated involuntarily. A five minute search just for Canada gives their criteria:

The Mental Health Act sets out severalreasons that a person may be held as an involuntary patient. The two most common reasons are:

The person is a danger to themselves, another person, or may unintentionally injure themselves, or
The person’s condition is deteriorating and they require hospitalization.

Pretty broad. You will find most of the world follows something similar. The USA is different due to Constitutional considerations.

And I will leave it at that because this is OT

>>52772737
>Is that your silver stack in pic related? Do you melt them yourself or just keep them like that? could take up a lot of space i imagine

A small part of it and yeah it takes up lots of space, I keep the high quality/valuable sterling because I like collecting it, since I was a kid I always wanted a shiny hoard of pirate loot or Viking booty to roll around in and silver goblets and bowls and whatnot fit the bill. The stuff that isn't worth more than the silver content I send to a refinery and for a fee they turn it into bullion bars for me which is how I stack .999 silver under spot price. Takes more time and knowledge than buying bars from a dealer at retail but scrapping is one of my favorite hobbies these days, scooping good deals feels really good man. I have a furnace and do a little melting and casting but other anons are more accomplished in that realm and stack home pours, make jewelry/art pieces, or melt and actually refine it themselves too.

>>52773060
Hard to say. China has a huge pile of dollars they don't want to keep but also don't want to destroy before they can unload them. So they can't bolt for the door. I suspect they will keep backing away from the dollar slowly and accumulating gold until the dollar starts a serious decline. Then they will run for the door and that will be the beginning of the end for the USD.

>>52773130
Look here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Involuntary_commitment_by_country

>>52773333
holy fucking checking batman

>>52773234
Like I said this only happens when they are suicidal. Canada is pretty cucked so no wonder they go a step further. In the general case mentally ill are not locked up involuntarily.

>>52773455
You are not reading clearly. "The person’s condition is deteriorating and they require hospitalization." says nothing about suicide or danger to anyone.

>>52773492
I'm not sure hobos on meth who live in tent cities qualify. Sounds like this would apply to people who have acute mental breakdown or psychotic episodes. Even if they did qualify that wouldn't justify holding them indefinitely, just until the condition is stabilized but I'm no lawyer. Either way, the lack of homeless drug addicts in other countries isn't because locking them up is common. Because it isn't. Maybe in some countries it is but those would be the exception.

>>52770565
ok

>>52773622
I cited authority that you were wrong about involuntary commitment. Cite some authority for your statement. You are just making it up because it suits your narrative..

>>52773745
They're suffocating.

>>52773797
Your sources agree with me that involuntary confinement happens only in the most severe cases, mostly when they are suicidal or immediately dangerous to others. The average street shitter doesn't qualify. I live in Europe. I know what it's like.

>>52773745
i can't breathe

>>52773622
We used to have Insane Asylums in the US where men could take their wives and have them committed. They housed men, women, and children as late as the 1970s. We moved away from those in favor of letting those people rot in the street due to kike influence, loss of social cohesion, and an increase in federal government power. It had nothing to do with constitutional rights or any such bullshit. Simply a loss of an important function of society. This is the slow crumble.

>>52773919
>>52774005

When cheapies? If you didn't know already, I'm retarded autistic and need help.

>>52770565

Another Wednesday, another pump.

>>52774295
This was the first ever piece of silver I ever bought, I think I was 8 years old, lots of memories from that ingot

>>52774226
I think the time for cheapies is over, got 150oz over the past few months which I'm comfy with.

>>52774114
Very nice fren. Very nice indeed.

>>52774584
comes out to 18.11482 ounces i think

>>52774688
Bloody pirate you are.

>>52774763
i think i have like 620ish of silver stashed away. its a little too hard to pull out right now.

>>52764464
is this it bros, the golden bull run that was prophesized?

>>52774817
Huh, I'll have around 640-650oz of silver when my next order arrives. Only 5 grams fine gold and a small handful of scrap. Going to buy 1/10th and 1/4 ounces over winter layoff. Should be able to scrape together 3.5oz or so by mid March. Need to get that ratio up, and I'll feel a bit of relief if I had a little bit of gold anyway.

>>52764464
>platinum
My only platinum piece

its nice that the leddit tier fudfags are so easy to sense simply by how they post. back to your gubment job tranny!

>>52774990
Is there any point in getting platinum? Tempted to get 1/10th of an ounce.

Yes, I'm poor.

>>52774944
if i had to do things over, i probably wouldn't have bought as much fractional as i have now. most of that fractional was bought a few years ago when premiums were low. Those $10 commemorative gold pieces were something like $15, maybe 20 over. Now they have about the same premium as other fractional coins, which is to say expensive. It doesnt matter a whole lot for me, the price has jumped up quite a bit, but i wouldn't recommend anyone to buy them now. Fractional was a good way to jump in the market when premiums were low back then. Now its expensive, and you wont really regain that premium when you sell. I know the entry price for ounce pieces are high, but I think theyre the way to go. My .02 anyway. I would like to get a quarter and tenth ounce eagle, just to have the whole set. And i would like to get the pre 33 indian set, but these would be vanity purchases.

>>52775145
Fractional expensive metals are easier to unload as a private seller - buyer could think 'less risk' if fake.
I'd recommend a nicer background. That collection deserves to be shown off.

>>52775111
I’m not rich yet either mate. All my precious metals were inherited, but platinum is a great thing to own.

Wish there was a general where I can talk about my ivory

>>52773927
In Europe you can be involuntarily institutionalized without a trial with no mention of suicide.

>>52775232
Beautiful. I remember you posting these a few months back. Any idea what kind of ivory it is?

>>52774060
Yes it does. The SCOTUS ruled in O'conner v. Donaldson that the US Constitution prohibits involuntary confinement except under very limited circumstances. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O%27Connor_v._Donaldson

>>52775228
im half glad i do have them for that reason. Theres some schizo theories going around that if gold (and silver) were to be confiscated here in the US, they would let you keep govt coins. Hence why AGEs and ASEs have the insane premium they do now, partially anyway. I don't know why they would let you keep a particular kind, maybe something about not being able to take your "money," and them having a denominated value on the coin. Another argument for fractional is that if they change reporting requirements to a much lower amount, say $600, you might be able to cash out the smallest coins undetected. I think if they changed the requirements like that, it would be after an epic bull run, and maybe even the smallest coins would be covered in the amounts they choose. Uncle fucking sam wants his cut.

>>52765959

platinum is arguably a more useful metal with more industrial demand. it's also much rarer, not just in terms of its average concentration in the earth's crust, but there are only a few places that it's mined in significant quantities. banks have gold cornered and its overpriced relative to its value.

so, rarer, cheaper, more useful than gold. what's the problem?

>>52775341
cont.

there's an argument to be made that, because banks have gold cornered, they have an interest in maintaining its value. you could view it as a positive or a negative, but my feeling is that platinum has more upwards potential e.g. in the instance of a shortage or increased demand.

>>52775232
thats really cool, i bet theyre worth $$$

>>52775324
I want to say they’re all Chinese but I believe a couple pieces I have are Japanese. Unfortunately don’t have more info on them yet, been a wild few months for me, baby on the way, and other life things. Glad you guys like them! >>52775398

>>52775341
I'm a PM fan, and I am just as happy to get Pt as any other.

>>52775329
Never mind that Liberia has the same exact constitution and the country is a shithole. What I said still stands. The loss insane asylums was a societal tragedy. We used to send ardent feminists, trannies, faggots, and the homeless to these state funded asylums. Now they spread their filth and shit everywhere. As I said, the kikes are slowly dismantling the foundations of a healthy White society. They can use the constitution for that purpose just as much any other legalese bullshit they can.

>>52775232
My grandfather gifted me a smaller statue similar to yours with a turnable head. One side is a young man's and the other side an old man's face.
I will take a picture when I open my safe again the next days. Some anon here said that ivory is like corals: a market which is uninteresting because it has a bad reputation and regulations. But I like both materials though and I will keep buying.

>>52775471
>ounce of rhodium

I'd be tempted to liquidate that and buy gold or silver, it's peaked surely?

>>52775521
>it's peaked surely?
Oh hell yeah. Was up at $30k. I collect for the variety. I have samples of all sorts of elements for the interest.

>>52773060
They also have to consider military retaliation if they try that

What's the best place to buy PMs with crypto in the EU?

>>52775436
Very cool.

>>52775591
The norks have nukes, they're basically a parallel society and get up to all kinds of criminal shit already.

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>>52775624
You're right, they are also major counterfeiters of US bills.

>>52774226
Yeah, that chart looks about right. The USD got a heemening recently because governments, so it'll probably have to wait for the dollar milkshake to get going again next year.

>>52775624
NK is dependent on China so they can't do it if China doesn't want them to. China is still accumulating.

>>52775572
That's really cool. Where do you get those?

>>52767759
You're my new fave /pmg/ poster.

>>52776686
Most from Provident back in the day. Some recent ones (Zn, C) from Etsy, Al, Fe from ebay.

>>52777924
ok ty ser

>>52774114
>NTR Metals