/biz/ - Business & Finance

>mfw we all make it and a mercury dime is worth $80k

Cinnamon whiskey

Post stack, hell even a single coin or GTFO. Seriously.

The absolute state of /PMG/ the last few weeks has been atrocious. The Fud is at an all time high.

>>53035974
Why do you have a picture of President Kimbal in this comfy pic? He's part of the reason the NCR is going to shit.

>>53035994
who is fudding? it's been slow because of holidays but that's all ive been noticing really. if anything news about musk noticing wss and rumors of him buying for tesla has been pretty bullish

>>53036055
look at the previous thread

>>53036066
i just saw some schizos bickering , i hardly call that fud

It feels good to own a lot of PMs. It's the one thing that makes me sleep comfy. Everything else is pretty shit though.

>>53036055
Previous thread was a shit show. All month long it seems like every other thread has been like that.

whatever happened this?

Bought a load more British tat. Got another 25 or so 3pences from pre 1920. I don’t know if they scale with merc dimes as I lost the meme image of various countries fwtdhahqad. I’m assuming I’d maybe just get the housewife.

>>53036247
Got canned no mint would touch it lmao. If you have a desk CNC you could make a graphite coin mold and pour your own coin i guess.

>>53036326
we were told it was because anon involved used a credit union and australian based crowd funder wouldn't release the funds due to the SWIFT number on the bank account being weird or something

>>53036326
Get a custom coining tool and some silver blanks and go crazy

>>53036372
I remember it being the anon couldn't find a mint when i asked about it, but I may have been misinformed.
>>53036374
That would work.

>>53036434
First like I saw, must be better deals though. Look around

https://www.etsy.com/nl/listing/614780473/aangepaste-coining-tool-aangepaste-munt

>>53036374
How does a hobbyist create the dies to press the blanks?

>>53036434
Think they found a mint, indigogo canned it, then pozible did the same. But possibly due to a combo of the coin itself and Austism on the account holder paying the mint. Either way, I signed i up onto both campaigns so I’m on a list again.

>>53035993
I haven't posted much in the last while but not as many stack pics/not as komfy. But I also haven't taken any new photos lately.

So I'm generally a pragmatic guy and would rather get things I use that also have precious metal content. Have any of you come across things besides jewelry made of precious metal that are used regularly?

Pic related, a sterling silver lantern

Was a weird conversation when I asked my better half for a McDonalds toy for Christmas.

>>53035993
>>53036633
I'll never understand why people post something that's supposed to be secret on a Malaysian ice fishing forum that the entire world can visit.

>>53035993
I got this for christmas, the silver eagle set was completely unexpected but it's NICE. Practically new condition, the outer box is flawless and comes with the original doily(?) that protects the box. I don't know how they got the semi-reflective burnished look on the field of the enhanced uncirculated but it looks gorgeous. Funnily enough even though these sold a ton, the box is actually really valuable now because too many slab tards parted it out and threw away the original box even though the presentation is half the appeal of the damn set, lol. The guy at the coin shop cut my mom a deal because I go there a lot and they really like me, when she talked about me they knew who she was buying it for.

The 2016 limited edition set is also really nice, the box has material that feels a lot like a premium hardcover book cover such as the "Calvin and Hobbes" or "Berserk" deluxe editions. It's BIG though, not at all a practical way to collect proof sets.

I also got like four silver proof sets not shown, now I'm already halfway through the ATB silver quarters after getting all the silver state quarters. I'll probably get a few more cool commems like the Leif Erikson millenial commemorative and then back to bullion for a while.

>>53036585
I think you have to order it specially made, but I doubt chinks will make a problem of if it.

my red spot burned off

>>53036374
>just slam a metal die with several thousand pounds of force in an instant bro
>what, you don't have that equipment laying around your garage bro? Fukken casual
>>53036758
Thank god that's the titty version, the chain mail censorship is an absolute disgrace

>>53036459
I'm not sure if that's a good deal or not, will have to look around myself for something to compare it to.

>>53036790
It can be done by hammer see https://www.etsy.com/nl/listing/614780473/aangepaste-coining-tool-aangepaste-munt

Just need the custom die

>>53036619
Ah I must have misheard or misremembed.

>>53036790
lady liberty is kind of a whore

im not sure that would even pass in todays climate, must have been shocking in the time it came out

>>53036671
Only things I can think of that are used pretty often would be, lighter, matchbox cover, or money clip. I'm sure there are other things though.

>>53035920
I hope you all had a blessed Christmas. Can’t decide what to do with the fiat gifted to me by family.

>>53036832
For whatever reason, I have the cancellation emails. I cba turning on my desktop to go read why. I used the money on the mlp coin instead. Then that looked worse than I hoped so I used the money on two boomer stack silver coins (Which I’m very much looking forward to.) hoping for the anime prospector to arrive in the next couple of weeks.

I did buy a time appropriate silver mark the Frensmark was based on for comparison.

>>53036915
>Can't decide what to do with the fiat gifted to me by family. Says Anon, in the pmg thread.
I think you know what we're going to say.

I have some current year sovs and few more on the way and I was thinking, how much can ordinary bullion from specific years increase in value, if at all? Considering that it's the year-specific design, and the last year with QE on the other side.

>>53036790
Bud, a 10 ton hydrauluc press is less than $200.

>>53036973
i think any modern mass produced piece the upside would be limited. The modern pieces that have low or limited mintage would become more collectible. Maybe getting a 70 graded coin would have more upside. None of the other "common" sovs have much of a significant premium, even with design changes. Its nice to have tho.

>>53036973
As coins probs not much. As gold, probs more.
Get a “recent” one so you have one of each of the queen or something, or if you have a kid get the year they were born. After that, I’d just get “ best value” and hope it wasn’t 2022 every time

>>53036849
I've tried looking for barware and cups but not much luck.
Not sure how many of you have looked into this but pic related is uranium glassware. It's exactly what it sounds like: glassware with a little bit of uranium in it. It's not dangerous but it will glow under a UV light. I came across this subculture looking for depression glass, the red variety is usually made with gold that gives it the red coloring.

>>53036247
jews

>>53035994
We are over the target, soon we will make it, and buy our sex slave harems. Meanwhile the normies and plebs will suffer and eat ze bugs.

>>53035993
Here's a single coin, as asked.

>>53037155
>>53037300
Blessed be thy digits, for surely they are the purveyors of truth

>>53037390
Where did you get that? I think I want one.

>>53037113
If heard of that stuff before but don't know more than that it exists.

>>53037412
its monarch precious metals

>>53037412
Apmex, about 80ish bucks. Good choice just to have on the desk and fondle from time to time

>>53036703
nice 1 oz

>>53037390
Well, if we're doin' that, for shits and giggles here's the contents of my pocket.

>>53037485
>>53037498
Neato, thanks.

>>53037498
>fondling 1 gram

>>53036633
digits checked

nice box anon. i really need top get a nice Wood box, or maybe a few nice wooden boxes

Anyone into ancient coinage? Thinking of picking up an Alexander the great drachma. I think it looks cool

>>53037790
yeah id love to have some in the collection. not sure if i could afford any though myself.
you should buy some and post pics for us

>>53036633
Checked. What are these two you have here?

>>53037790
I've been eyeing some Byzantine solidus coins but I'm a bit worried that I don't have the expertise to tell if I encountered a good fake. Can't rely on precise measurements or details like with modern coins

>>53036671
Silverware of course, but also service plates, sugar bowls, cream pitcher, goblets, picture frames, cosmetic/toiletries (combs/brushes, mirrors, shaving handles), musical instruments... I'm sure there's more.

>>53037823
Yup they are a bit expensive in higher grades but I really like the history behind them.

>>53036055
Everyone is shilling gold hard lately

>>53037839
That's a really good point. I guess it's worth it to buy with a COA. Sigh, I'll have to save up then

>>53037839
Where are you sourcing? My LCS has quite a few PCGS graded, encapsulated ancient coins. Without expertise, that's really the only way I know of to be sure you're buying authentic.

>>53037853
Mark Cuban was out talkin' mad shit on gold and shilling bitcoin.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/mark-cuban-to-bill-maher-if-you-have-gold-you-re-dumb-as-fuck-just-get-bitcoin

>>53037113
A local glass blower puts out an ornament every year, and in 2018 made a uranium ball. The pic had on UV light, so it's not showing its green, but there you have another.

>>53037876
>government tool shills against the oldest store of value known to man
Looks like I better get some more then

>>53037898
* no UV light...

>>53037876
Here's a face you can trust

>>53036247
The Anon handling it was too retarded to open a new bank account at a bank that actually had a SWIFT code.

>>53037866
yeah but I hate slabs, and they come at a premium

>>53035920
Unironically been stealing cattle to add to my stack since I lost my job

>>53036842
It was actually illegal to use those quarters in several places (most notably Boston) when they first came out.

>>53036671
I like coinroll hunting half dollars quarters and dimes. Also going through the silverware at thrift stores, estate sales, garage sales etc but desu it's just a hobby, I haven't found any substantial amount of silver this way. Been getting bank straps and selling the star notes, fancy serials, and silver certs and just buying bullion with it. Most of the thrift stores know what to look for and pull any sterling and carat gold out before they put them on the shelves. Still nice to find an overlooked piece of sterling. Found a fork last week that weighs 1.5 oz and only paid 25 cents for it. The LCS will buy it off me for a bit under melt value. Even found a few grams of 14k gold this way and a 14k gold ring with old cut diamonds hiding in a jewelry box I bought for 3 bucks at a thrift store. I wish I could find a way to scale this practice up so it's meaningful but idk, it's fun, I just stop by when I'm passing by and go hunting.

>>53037876
Fuck that fat wop, my tik tok normie friends are talking about "brick nations" lmao

>>53037950
Cattle thieving is a hanging offense!

>>53037790
Alex is a common coin depending on the date/location of mint. Easy to overpay. Want to observe the details of the head and how it's sculpted. Keep a book on hand.

>>53038125
Whats a good book for ancient coins? I have red and blue books

playing FO:NV so have sum fallout larp

>>53038159
nifty

For my /pmg/ frens.

>>53037879

>>53038153

>>53036842
Booba

>>53038152
Ancient Greek Coins - The World of Numismatics

Vintage Catalogs (Greek Coins and their Values, pic rel)

100 Greatest Ancient Coins

One only truly learns numismatics through whatever vintage books they score at the local coin shop, otherwise you're paying premiums up the arse on feeBay or vCoins. Most book sets were so scarcely printed they're missing rarer coins, only partial sets exist, or the book is in a foreign language. Catalogues are the best for looking up reverse details to understand where they were minted. Affects value greatly. A dinky Alexander could be $150 or $600 depending on some minor detail.

When do anime prospectors ship?
When does megumin coin ship?

>>53037704
Once you're secure in your manhood, and your stack, you can fondle anything.

>>53038365

are ya winning son?

>>53038404
to me fondling anything smaller than a 20 franc is like trying to deepthroat a microbenis

>>53038447
jokes on you i cant even read stocks

>>53037834
monarch egyptian series

>>53036717
Just delete your exif data and you'll be fine

>>53036758
Way to go fren, looks cleaner now

*erratic Metal Detector noises

>>53036717
"HAH! Some guy posted a picture of some metal online! I bet if I just break into one of the literal of millions of houses I'll find it for myself!"

That being said I do agree on not posting too much, normal anons aren't going to do anything meaningful with this information no matter how hard they try but glownigs can. Never post anything you wouldn't feel comfortable showing an FBi agent first, because I can only reasonably assume they are indeed reading this shit.

To any glowfags reading take a cigarette break. You aren't changing my mind, I only grow more based by the day.

>>53038264
Thanks anon I'll see if I can find some of these. Really appreciate the info
>>53038585
Very cool

>>53038159
Remember to never
>let go

>>53035993

>>53038016
Always check the early life fren

>>53037498
I'd rather fondle your children.

>>53039000
Trips of truth.

>>53037113
I kinda sorta collect uranium glaze ceramics.

This piece of shit metal better go back under 22 so I can stack more again

>>53039297
Metal doesn't "go" anywhere. It's the dollar that moves, and it's moving down in relation to metal, so you can't buy as much of it.

>>53038719
Does 4chan scrub EXIF data? Some idiot might leave GPS location data on in their phone.

>90% JUNK SILVER UNDER x20 FV
>GET IT WHILE YOU STILL CAN

>>53039473
Why do you keep posting this?

>>53037926
God this guy looks like such a fucking ghoul I never could stand him on shark tank.

>>53039178
Are these expensive?

>>53035974
Found a live one today, the first I've seen in the wild since March.

New Thread
>>53039617
>>53039617
>>53039617
>>53039617

>>53039178
intrerdasting

>>53039636
Why are you making a new thread 100 posts in?

>>53039712
autism

>>53039728
Fair enough

>>53039712
Too many pedos in this thread

>>53039712
judaism

Anyone who continues to post itt is a troon

>>53039750
>>53039755
>>53039861
Jinx for Jewish tranny pedos

>>53039738
>hadrian in fate never ever
I feel a strong desire to get a coin with his face on it some day

>>53037059
If I buy all this shit you guys better buy one.

>>53039750
Enjoy your whore partner with a triple digit body count and a multitude of stds.

>>53039945
Confirmed.

>>53039885
Good condition example denarius' are surprisingly affordable if you can spare a few hundred dollars
>No I didn't pay over $300 for this

>>53039885
I have one on the way, taking its dang time getting to me.

>>53038021
Hanging offense? You’re allowed to shoot them after dark here.

>>53039947
I'm not a pedo, just fun to make you retards squirm. Children are not very sanitary.

So does anyone know what's actually going on with the dollar? People were freaking out about some bullshit in Japan a couple weeks ago, seems like nothing is happening as usual though.

>>53039949
Some nice Anon posted links to reputable antique coin dealers who don't rip off customers. Was that you? Can you post that list again? I somehow brainfarted the list odd my hd. I'm looking for nice and Roman or Greek.

>>53040027
Of course no one would know anything... this general is literally full of the dumbest most woke faggots on /biz/.

>>53036247

Sperganon removed the hat. All he had to do was keep the hat on it.

>>53036326
>If you have a desk CNC
with a desk CNC can you just mill your own from a blank? You would only remove a slight amount, flip for the obverse? Where can I get the gcode and I will send it out for a test run on aluminum.

>>53040027
BOJ is just trying to keep inflation in check. It isn't likely to affect the dollar unless a bunch of other central banks move in lockstep with them.

>>53040149
You could but your wasting gold and silver that way, you would definitely want to rig up a way to catch any of the shavings if you are planning on doing more than a handful of coins.

>>53035993
Stacks you say?

heres my junk

>>53038782
The rectangular one is 1oz the round is 1/4oz. I also have the 1/2 oz one as well it has a cat on it.

>>53040027
The world is imploding, in fits and starts. Nothing to worry about.

>>53040442
Based rip round slinger. Idk if rip rounds really do what they claim, but they sure look bad ass.

>>53035993
>a single coin
This I can do.

More of a numismatic question but what's a good price for a decent Japanese silver dragon Yen from a more common year? I really like the look of them and think it would be neat to get one from the Russo-Japanese War era (1904-1905).

>>53036703
You have inspired me to make a purchase I have procrastinated on at least 2 years.

Haha.

>>53040820
>actual crystalized sock

>>53035993
yo

>>53039885
AI?

>>53035982
Why can't we just get cunny coin!
I'd buy 100

>>53036274
Stacking our 3p coins instead of half crowns/florins

anon please

>>53040027
until the US is unseated as the world's reserve currency, you have nothing to worry about. and that is unlikely to happen anytime soon.

>>53041085
I know, I just wanted a mini stack of lots of tiny coins for close to spot.

>>53040027
Providing the plebs think fiat is worth something, then nothing will collapse as central banks can print to infinity. The problem is that quality of life doesn't play by the same rules, so if enough hardship happens that causes the economy to stall, then the plebs will leave it like Venezuela and Zimbabwe. Central banks just need to keep the illusion going and prevent a crack up boom. The world is pretty much about 40% in that process with the east being more bullish for precious metals than the west. BRICS being a success is what will deal the killing blow to the US dollar. When that happens the crack up boom will be unstoppable like it always has been since antiquity.

>>53037849
Never forget candlesticks and the snuffers to go with them, great for a romantic night or if the power went out. Anything made of silverplate is usually findable in sterling as well, sometimes in .800 if it needs to be more durable.

shit is collapsing soon

GG

>>53041323
I forgot to mention that there is something else that will most likely happen. The US Dollar, as well as other currencies like the UK Pound and the EU Euro, the backup plan is the revaluation of gold. By doing that an ounce of gold won't be around $1,800 but will shoot up over $80,000 dollars if the M2 calculation is correct.

>>53041369
What's the valuation of silver to gold if gold is moved to that price point? I don't see it being at the same ratio it's at right now just from the sheer stockpiles I'm hearing about with various bank vaults full of silver, clearly they are hedging themselves against risk.

>>53041451
Considering gold and silver hard heavily manipulated with future derivatives I don't think anyone knows what will happen with the ratio. If silver doesn't moon with gold then you're talking about a GSR ratio of around 4,000 to 1.

>>53040341
looks a lot like my chest

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dig3USOs_ag&ab_channel=VGSoundtracks
(So break through it all)
Don't stop, we're on a mission
Overdrive and overrun the competition
Counting up the damage when it's done
(So break through it all)
We can't pretend to listen
Sorry if it puts you in an imposition
We won't stop until the battle’s won
>Me to the jews at the comex

>>53041369
Löl no
Countries could then just make up how much gold they hold arbitrarily. How would you go and check/prove how much physical gold Russia holds. Hello mr Peerin can we please sample every single gold bar in your holdings, to prove its real and not just gold coated?
Triple Löl

>>53041629
>Löl no
LOL yes.

You will own a sex slave loli harem, you vill own a house, and you vill be happy all because of you bought silver and gold before the great reset.

>>53041686
I want to believe :(

>>53041781
it has been foretold, and it shall happen.

>>53041686
Boo, I don't want a loli harem. I want my harem to bare my children, not be my children.

>>53041883
Yes you will breed the lolis, and they will bare you kids.

>>53041480
>GSR ratio of around 4,000 to 1
This, both precious metals have to go up at the same time, otherwise the ones who stacked gold:silver at 1:100 weight ratio can exchange their gold for silver and they'll 40x their silver hoard and that will definitely drain not only the comex, but all the physical silver that exists anywhere.

5 kilos of silver is make it tier right?

what is a good GSR if I'm a wagie and can't afford much of either?
Someone in the last thread said maples, eagles, brittanias are good but boring. What does that mean?
Also, do you guys count your junk silver toz. or just .999?

>>53041940
Depends on who you ask, I would say you're getting close, but not there yet. Double it.
>>53041975
100:1 seems to be the consensus around these parts. I don't have enough junk to count it towards my stack, but once I accumulate more I probably will.

>>53038641
Makes me think back to the Pacific Rim scene

>>53041975
This tier list will give you a rough idea. Even though it's mainly done for fun, it's not without merit when SHTF.

>>53035993

>>53041909
What does the image mean? Why did it drop after 1870?

>>53042000
Forgot to say I have 3oz gold also, so maybe I'm ok

>>53040027
Money supply gets shrinked to 1886 levels while food and energy gets sanctioned. It's also important that only the bankers know which one is going to be the next medium of exchange. Old and sad story. That's the bankers 1x1 how to kill an economy.

>>53042288
The european bankers who wanted to implement central banking after their rules in the US and declared gold as the new money. They pribed congress and stopped money supply to do this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTPopNG6LRM

>>53042026
I have done my share and bought $12k in SLV shares. In my opinion this is the best way to accumulate PMs instead of taking hold of physical which is very risky.

>>53036964
Yes yes, buy PMs. But I can’t decide which design I want.

>>53041686
Man, if that suddenly becomes possible due to a small investment imagine what else is. I could almost certainly revive a certain IP and bring some cheer back to the world.

>>53042462
Hahahahahahahah oh wow

>>53042331
3oz au is calculated as 300 oz ag. So that's 450oz ag with your stated stack weight.

>>53042462

>>53035993
my gold stack anyways

>>53042608
Seems a little off imo, for 1 oz of gold I'd only get 55 Oz of silver. Not even spot is 100/1

>>53042462
>I have done my share and bought $12k in SLV shares.

If you've got counter party risk you don't own it, simple as.

>>53039610
Depends on the rarity of the particular item and the collector interest in the brand. Get a cheap Geiger counter and check out antique stores. Also ebay. Sometimes the sellers know it is radioactive. More often they don't. Names to look for: Fiesta, Baur, Franciscan, Pacific,Gladden McBean (GMB). Sometimes called California pottery. Many beautiful colors but only the orange and yellow have uranium.

>>53042836
>Get a cheap Geiger counter
Any recommendations?

>>53042705
I'm just explaining how the tier list calculates it.

>>53040734
I have nothing to say about prices and don't remember what I paid for this. But they are very cool coins from an era when silver was the international money for much of the world.

>>53042608
I don’t think the tiers are either/or, but maybe I’m retarded. If the consensus is to stack 100:1, you need that ratio to MI for each tier…right?

>>53041629
That's one reason why the new currencies will be redeemable in specie (actual gold). Nobody will trust anyone else. Also, the international standard will be in mass of gold. The names individual countries put on it will be trivial, like the gold standard under the Latin Monetary Union or the Silver Trade dollars. You can call it a dollar, a yen, a ruble, it won't matter as long as it is exchangeable for the same mass of gold.

>>53042873
I carry a little Radex in my car for impromptu antique store visits. Eventually you will get pretty good at recognizing the color. When they eliminated the uranium, the orange glaze changed color. They got close but never quite replicated it.

>>53043258
They are. It says so right on top. 1 oz au is calculated as 100oz ag, and vice versa.
Everybody seems to miss that.

>>53043258
For instance if you have 2.5ozt au, 250ozt ag, or any combination equaling that, like 1.5 ozt au and 100ozt ag, you are conquistador tier. You don't need 2.5ozt au AND 250ozt ag to be that tier.

>>53043408
Chart must have been made peak corona

>want bars
>state taxes anything not a coin
is this why those 10oz/kilo coins exist?

>>53043592
>he doesn't live in a free state

>>53043592
I finally tried that series this year and it was a fun look back in time
interesting to think about how a weakening/collapse in fiat would affect different sectors (like game dev)

>>53043301
Yes agree however in practice it is impossible to maintain that since there is no feasible way to keep track of all physical gold. the physical gold won’t be shipped around obviously so one can just make up a bunch of gold that doesn’t actually exist since nobody can actually check it. Do you think all gold in existence will be sampled for counterfeits each year? This is the real reason the world moved off the gold standard since it would be easier to just fake the money from the get go

>>53041065
K Pring. AI blows chunks.

>>53043614
>https://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2018/03/new-wyoming-legal-tender-law-treats-gold-and-silver-as-money-foundation-to-undermine-the-federal-reserve/
we're trying bro

>>53043795
Wrong. The world was on a gold/silver standard for most of history and it worked very nicely, thank you. And the reason the world went off the gold standard was the greed of bankers/governments/crony capitalists who realized that if they could create money out of thin air, they could pocket most of it. But that scam has reached its end point, like ALL scams eventually do.

>>53036758
How'd you do it?

>>53037790
I want one of him so badly! How much is that one? Also, any better online shop than MA?

>>53043430
Dunno how I missed that. At least that puts me firmly into conquistador territory. Not exactly comfy but comfier than pirate tier.

>>53040067
https://www.ma-shops.com/

Prospectors are still set to ship out as soon as possible. Finally got back from holidays with family and a wind storm blew a ton of trees over so we're on cleanup for a bit

>>53038620
When you share these images (which many of you share every day) you risk leaking useful information or information that will one day be used against you. Besides the kind of bullion you own, someone could discern
>the type of floor in your house
>the type of paint on your walls
>your estimated income
Those three things could identify your neighborhood and the house you live in.
Some of you include your hands in the photos.
>Age
>Race
>Gender
>Professional class (Do these look like rough hands doing manual labor?)
>ring = marital status
>Vascular structure
>Possibly palm prints and finger prints
"No one is going to go through the trouble" You don't know that. Could be super easy for them and you just aren't creative enough to conceive of a method. Or maybe one day the commissar decides to visit your house and finds it looks a lot like the images on that Laotian mixologist website.

Ya'll ain't paranoid enough

>>53044745
ok

Thanks to this board I went from having zero PM to 10oz silver in the past month. Going to put all of the (meager) profits from my business into silver going forward and I won't stop until I have my fertile land and braless 10/10 fruit-gathering gf. I have to admit that I got scared by the FUD this week about asteroid mining. Can someone whitepill me on why I don't need to be scared?

>>53044790
In short asteroid mining is really, really in its infancy stage and if it were to become a reality in your lifetime, the societal benefits it brings is going to far outweigh any losses you would incur on your PM.

>>53043869
That's actually super cool. Cooler than here in the lone star. We don't tax bullion at all, and there's no state level capital gains taxes. But we don't recognize gold and silver as money - which is utterly retarded. There've been a couple of bills introduced, but they never get off the ground. I just ordered a few goldbacks. Not much, about $100 in different denominations. I can't really spend them here except at a few merchants at my local farmers markets. They take fiat, gold, silver and crypto. I didn't get 'em to spend though. I just wanted a few for the novelty, and to help support the movement. I think they're pretty neat, and anything that helps fuck the fed is groovy with me.

>>53044745
>he doesn't photoshop someone elses hands in his stack pics
ngmi

>>53044222
>trips of truth
Hwitnist
Conquistador's a fine tier, considering there's still time to add to your stack. And whenever you're feelin' a touch demoralized remember that you own more precious metal than 99% of the world's population. Also, you have infinitely more gold reserves than Canadia. That last part always makes me smile when I remind myself.

>>53044790
the cost of mining on earth is sometimes more than silver is worth, what do you think the cost of mining asteroids is going to be

>>53044073
you can use a pencil eraser

>>53044073
Just burned it for a few seconds with a hand torch
>>53045083
I've seen that as well, but thought it could leave marks

>>53044745
>Doesn’t post other anons pic to confuse glowies
>Doesn’t give a fuck

Lurk longer

>>53044300
Thank you !

>>53044790
Because it costs more than they will ever be able to mine and bring back. If it ever gets to the point its economically feasible we will be at the point space flight is so cheap no one will give a shit about PMs ot PMs will be so expensive we will all be some of the richest mother fuckers in existence.

>>53037113
>uranium glassware

Yep I've come across a lot of it, very popular in the '20s-30s. My aunt collects the orange uranium glaze stuff like anon posted. Most doesn't float my boat but I kept and spruced up a nice 1925 patent date kerosene lamp, had another that I sold for near $100 a while ago. I come across lots of uranium glass shards digging in old rubbish dumps and have been thinking about saving all the bits I find to tumble in something like a cement mixer and turn into simulated beach glass, even sold honestly I think it would be pretty valuable to people who use it for jewelry and crafts, druggie ravers might like it too. Wouldn't make a fortune or anything but a few extra grand here and there adds up to a fair bit of shiny.

>>53044745
Bro, the average iq of globohomo's footsoldiers is in the low 90's at this point, they chased out all the competent people

>>53044745
I don't suffer from the delusion that anything I do is important enough to merit the attention of anyone with the resources or tenacity to overcome my resistance. Nothing I have is worth the risk of trying to get it.

>>53045236
>>53044848
>>53045081
No longer scared. Thank you.

Cheesecake or Apple Pie?
On a slightly more related note, I've seen it said while browsing archives that sugar and salt become rather prized during major economic hardships.
Any thoughts on that? Any of you stacking that kind of stuff?

>>53045257
Neat. I've been exploring beyond PM for hard assets and naturally space is always an issue. But if you're actually using the stuff it seems like a practical investment

>>53045384
I've asked this before because there was a time when salt was extremely valuable. A lot of posters here make comparisons to the historical price of silver, like during the Roman era, but I'd be interested in what other commodities could end up becoming valuable again.

>>53044790
Look at the assays of meteorites, i think the richest in terms of gold were under 9 grams per tonne and silver actually seems rarer than gold in metallic meteorites so silverchads would win in such a scenario. Asteroid mining might actually enhance humanity's Platinum group metals production so platcucks might seethe, but realistically everything mined in space would probably be kept in space to build out more extraterrestrial infrastructure. Also consider the difficulty of chopping up to "mine" a hard tough solid iron/nickel chunk on earth, we don't really have the ability to do that effectively here so the energy needed and technical challenges one would face when trying to disassemble enormous nickel/iron bodies in space would be gargantuan. We can blast fragile mineral rock ore easily enough but solid metal is often not worth the trouble, smelting easily processed ore to make 1,000 tonnes of iron is much easier than trying to cut up a 1,000 tonne sphere of iron. The difficulty of recovery is why things like old steel ships often just get abandoned instead of being broken up to recover the scrap, the challenges of cutting up something in nearly 0-gravity like Psyche 16 traveling at high speed many millions of miles away and then refining it which would probably be even more challenging are way beyond what we can manage. Basically, asteroid mining is just stupid FUD that only works on ignorant shitwits.

>>53045467
I guess the archives would have more on that, especially with their being a commodities general of sorts.

>>53045677
Something else to consider is that pretty much everything that comes from space comes back radioactive. Unless you're also stacking lead this is not a great way to get silver.

>>53045384
>>53045467
Wasn't most of the cost of salt due to transportation in the past? That's unlikely to be a major issue if it's merely major economic hardship rather than a societal collapse. Not a very efficient store of value IMO. Of course, if you're talking about prepping that's a different matter.

>>53040067
>Some nice Anon posted links

That was me, it's a bit outdated and there are many other dealers and reasonably priced sites I like but is still a solid starter guide.

When buying ancient coins on eBay, you must always check the Fake-Sellers lists for the seller's user ID to determine if they are trustworthy:
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/board/index.php?topic=18502.0
http://augustuscoins.com/ed/fakesellers.html

Some legit sellers occasionally have fakes slip through too so checking fake coin reports for the specific issues can be helpful, but probably not necessary for most common sub-$100 coins:
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/

For identifying coins, these online encyclopedic databases are fantastic:
https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/i.html
https://www.asiaminorcoins.com/

A hidden gem realized-price database (by genius autist Rasiel Suarez of Lucitera fame) so you can get a sense for the value of different coins and recognize the quality of a deal. There is no "red book" price guide for ancients so prices can vary widely, for example I have coins that cost me less than $20 each that crAPMEX sells for $500 each. It's easy to overpay for ancients so DYOR and git gud, auction firms like CNG have useful realized price archives but this one is yuge:
https://www.coryssa.org/index.php

>>53040067
Far from complete and needs updating but it's a good start:

Sellers I've bought ancients from with no issues, many are European so you need to select the "Worldwide" refinement under the "Item Location" section on the left side of the page or you won't see anything. Some sellers don't have anything listed right now but you can check their completed listings to see what they deal in:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/ancient_treasures/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/brunswickthaler/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/blueonceagain/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/ambrussum34/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/alasu_gkha/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/variana_museum/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/romabritanicus/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/fortuna-m/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/ptolomeos11/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/lellien/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/cichosgladiator11/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/numismatiklanz/m.html
Personal favorites, del550 has great stuff but crappy low-effort listings so good deals can often be scrounged:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/numismatik-koc/m.html
https://www.ebay.com/sch/del550/m.html

Just boughted again. I bought the top didn't I? I'm following your stupid advice of DCAing.

I'm a whole kilo short of my this year's goal. Pls feed me copium.

>>53045967
Holy moly! That's a big win - thank you!

>>53046044
Nice dubs photo anon. How was Christmas?

>>53046040
just buy another kilo now and count it towards this year's goal? i recently ordered another tube and a few individual coins like the new kookaburra.

>>53046154
I'm out of cash anon. Short by 300 USD or so. I don't want to ask my dad and I don't have a credit card.

>>53035920
few more days till the new year

>>53039885
>I feel a strong desire to get a coin with his face on it some day

Hadrian had some pretty cool coins, his "travel series" denarii are quite popular. My favorite Hadrians have the goddess Aeternitas on the reverse holding the heads of Sol and Luna, the Sun and Moon, deities of Gold and Silver. The based Romans knew that PMs were eternal, soon the world will wake up from the fiat Jewdream and remember this fact.

>>53046110
Thanks!
Christmas was mellow and laid back. Bought myself this little gem, completing the 4-coin series.
How was yours?

>>53045677
Yeah, but that's a retarded way to do asteroid mining. The way to go is to just make the asteroid crash on earth somewhere. Make it somewhere with no people and it's pure profit.

Yotsuba coin arrive today :)

>>53046639
w2c

>>53046566
Dad put 18 silver marks (at-spot LCS scrap bin cheapies, only 1 big windmill) in my Christmas stocking. The 3 mark is from Wuerttemberg. I enjoy the pre-WW1 silbers, I'm sure collecting issues from the different German states keeps many autists happily occupied.

crypto nerds will seethe

If you need a laugh, call any TV commercial about coins. Especially when they use bullshit non-terms like "wild west era" or "gilded age". I just saw one on Fox "news" offering a one-pound bag of Morgan dollars
>ask the so-called "coin expert" if the coins are verified by NGC, PCGS, scanned in an XRF machine or sigma verified
>"well no, they aren't certified in any way"
>so how do I know they're real
>"we've been in business since 1984, we wouldn't sell fake coins"
>how are they shipped
>"we just throw them in a bag"
>so they aren't in good condition like the commercial said
>"the original morgan dollars were also in bags"
>so they aren't in good condition? Guess I'm not interested
>the woman hung up on me before I finished the sentence
by the way, they wanted $900 for this """""service""""". $52 an unverified, undated and poorly packaged "coin" that only goes by the good faith of a telemarketer on being a real coin. And not counting shipping or any other bullshit charges they might have. They didn't stay on the line long enough with me to tell me.

>>53046566
I'm not a Christian, but met up some old frens and it was fun.

>>53040442
hows the meat eater book?

Met my mom for Christmas for the first time in a few years. She went from a super liberal to thinking the government is about to collapse soon.

>>53047021
Is she redpilled now?

Dealing with a margin issue on tesla stock. Where is the best place to sell gold eagles? My local shop is basically a pawn shop.

>>53047197
>Tesla stocks

Cheapies incoming.

>>53047081
Very, except on JQ and nogs. She's one of those white people who acknowledges that blacks shit up everything but can't bring themselves to say fuck 'em.

>>53047197
>Margin
>Tesla
Thank you I was in a pretty dark place and needed a laugh

>>53046639
She made it home unstolen by the common mailroom jew.

>>53046665
BFAC Novelty, they're sold out now I believe.

>>53046753
The 1910 - is that Hamburg?

>>53046944
Frens are the best.

silver is based

>>53036790
>chain mail censorship
Isn't that just on knock off standing liberty rounds?

>>53041530
That's such a beautiful coin in gold. It's strange how I don't care for the silver wieners. Should I get one of these over a 1oz eagle?

New Backyard Bullion ramble dropped

>>53043434
That's actually around the time I remember seeing it surface

>>53044790
You will be dead long before asteroid mining is safe and economically feasible

>>53048246
Sometimes it's debased tho

>>53048720
How do you avoid fake coins when dealing with something so ancient and varied?

>>53047197
Smart enough to own gold, but not smart enough to stay out of the banking cartel's casino. On margin no less, how unexpected. I can understand betting what you have and are willing to potentially lose, but it takes a special kind of retarded to place a bet with more liquid cash than you actually own.

any new coin projects going on?

>>53049418
That den of serpents apu crusader knight coming next year. Also Someone wants to do a norf FC coin too.

Probs that anime girl pissing through her pants one someone wants to do too.

>>53049494
>anime girl pissing through her pants
...will there be a gilded option?

>>53044790
space mining in general is a meme, its too technically difficult and expensive to even consider metals mining in space. We might see extraction operations for helium or hydrogen for specific space missions in our lifetimes, but even that will be extremely difficult. People dont realize the pain in the ass mineral exploration and extraction is on earth, doing it in space half way across the solar system would be basically impossible right now.

Reminder that the Perth Mint is run by commies and is running fractional reserve scams.

>>53049418
>>53049494
>>53049697

I've been really wanting to collect the anime themed ones, annoyed I missed the Megumin.

Sorry for being retarded, but how I do request an order? Not sure how it works.

>>53048560
He’s a fag

>>53050158
dont care
like kooks
simple as

>>53050146
Once there's large scale space based industries, we can probably safely throw out any assumptions we have about our economy as is in that scenario. Probably nothing you could 'hedge' into that'd protect you from the societal changes associated with that. It'd be like a medieval serf trying to prepare for the Industrial Age.

>>53050199
its honestly difficult to imagine what could happen, you could also see vast space "gold rush" situations where corporations or governments hire out groups to search for specific high value resources in space debris, perhaps bounties for the highest grades discovered. If we get space mining, we will get space prospecting, and I for one will be up there pounding in a claim post if its in my lifetime.

>>53050199
I'm almost willing to bet that any outer space industry that develops will almost exclusively be for outer space applications. Earthlings need not concern themselves with what is in space unless you personally want to be launched into orbit yourself, or it falls out of orbit and crashes into your house.

>>53035920

Old stuff newly shot...

>>53035982
Love it, I'll take 10 once the funding starts

>>53050741

>>53050783
For reference to the real world...

>>53048754
Reputable dealers. Also you can easily tell a hammered coin from a cast one which btfo's 99% of low effort chink fakes

>>53050177
I know, just baiting

Do I buy the silver now?

Wait does Canada really have zero (0) gold reserves? Why? All I'm finding are articles quoting stuff like lol it's old. Surely they wouldn't do such a thing just to own the chud gold stackers and their outdated ways??

>>53051151
Leftists have been committing cultural racial and economic suicide for 5 decades just to own the right. It doesn’t surprise me at all.

>>53039463
I never use my phone to take pictures for this place, just a 12 year old cannon power shot that can't even keep the current time saved

>>53050433
Checked
That's the one you found in the wild, right?

>>53051151
we sell it all the moment the gold reaches the mint, our glorious kindergartner PM is using that money to run his pet projects. If there wasnt so much gold where i am i would be heading to Alaska.

>>53051229
Do you get paid in PMs or paper?

>>53051342
depends, often if i am working for someone operating a placer mine i ll take at least part of my pay in gold.

>>53051432
I was asking rhetorically thinking that of course you'd be paid in paper. I'm surprised.
...I should have gone into geology.

>>53051504
Hehe they're like little shiny pacmans

>>53050798
Heh, if the earth was round, a 30ft light house wouldn't be adequate over a long distance.
Checkmate, globetards

stack postin

>>53048334
No, they were on most actual standing liberty quarters as well. A G4 condition standing liberty quarter is at least $3,000 going off of the latest red book's value. They only minted 52,000 during 1916 which is ridiculously small for any circulating coin, and those were the topless version. Visible breast and especially intact head (a grade specific to standing liberty, the heads were poorly positioned and faces wore off really easily) is only going to get a lot more expensive

>>53051719
Very nice, planning to get any gold?

>>53050741
neat, I've been in that lighthouse before

>>53044790
When we get to the point asteriod mining is economically viable that will will mean the demand for silver and gold will have reached astronimical levels pun fully intended.

Think of it this way. Did the introduction of new world gold and silver crater the value of either in the old world? I think you know the answer.

>>53051919
>i have 2 grams of 24k and a small melt pile of 14k and 10k respectively
i was actually the anon asking about a masculine gold chain because i want a gold vertical bar necklace but they are for girls so its hard to find one that's from a trusted site and has a big hole for a masculine chain.

>>53050181
New kooks best kooks

>>53052293
Gold drills like lead. Just make the hole bigger yourself.

I have two kooks I don't want. What Should I trade them for at my LCS? I am thinking 28 blow jobs from a fwtdhwahqad. or 2 ASE any year any condition. What think frens?

>>53052332
You have them already?

>>53051590
I get that this is a joke, but still... what do you mean by "inadequate" and what is a "long" distance?
If the beacon were 30ft above sea level, the beacon would be visible for at least 6.7 miles. But it's really on a bluff, and the beacon is at 127 ft asl, visible for 13.8 miles. That's plenty to mark the entrance to Admitalty Inlet, just 3.5 miles across, where the Point Wilson light marks the other shore.

>>53051990
My in-laws lived just S of St.A. Got some cool oil paintings cheap on St. George's Street.

>>53052431
>Just make the hole bigger yourself.
yea i thought about that im scared of busting out one of the sides

I want the Christmas theme back. it was breddy comfy except for the music

>>53052489
Buy a reamer. Not a drill bit. You will be able to control how deep you go and it wont pull itself in uncontrollably.

>>53052293
Are you aware there exist bezels for bars?

>>53052517
>Are you aware there exist bezels for bars?
not the bar im talking about pic rel is

>>53052561
Ah. Quite different. Perhaps you could solder (or have a jeweler solder) a loop at the end? You would lose no metal and it could be desoldered pretty easily. There are also clamp-on / cemented type, but there's a greater risk of failure in that type of bonding.

>>53052645
>Perhaps you could solder (or have a jeweler solder) a loop at the end?
id like it to feed directly into the bar but yea solid idea anon

>>53052662
>feed directly into the bar
Well, one more idea - hammer the tip of the bar so you have a little more room to drill. It means you'd lose less metal (it would be thinner) and it might be stronger (wider loop).

Next One Up

>>53052812
>>53052812
>>53052812

>>53048560
>>53050177
>>53050979
what's the story with this dude?

>>53052473
It was completely a joke. I have nothing to back up my claim with. I hate you did math for no reason

>>53052896
Oops.
Actually, I've wanted to find that formula and put it into a spreadsheet for a long time. It's just I finally did it, and had a use to test it. So thanks, really.

you guys are going to be RICH with your 20 silver coins, whoa, so wealthy!

>>53053324
The hyperinflation of Germany was so comically bizarre that entire blocks of housing were being sold for comically cheap. Those who could afford to vacuum up all of that real estate were those who could afford to pay. Those who did not had wheel barrows of cash.
Having physical commodities that are high in value density are not investments most people make, especially on the tail end of an 80 year long debt based economic cycle.
To be in the top 1% of physical silver enjoyers you only need 60 ounces, and without much imagination, a very sharp revaluation of all goods and services is very possible. Maybe not to the extent of Weimar Germany, but you should be humbled enough to acknowledge the massive opportunity present here.
The DOW:GOLD ratio has hit 1:1 twice in our history, and the Silver:Gold ratio is over 90 currently when it comes out of the ground closer to 8:1. That alone should show you the jaw-dropping potential here.

>>53053425
look at this cope, holy shit. gold and silver are worthless

>>53052471
Yep

>>53053324
>t. Seething cryptonerd who lost 95% of his net worth

>>53053525
silverhomosexuals and goldhomosexuals use the crypto strawman as a defense to their boomer rocks being worthless. i don't own crypto, so why would you bother saying this? are you really this much of a left right direction brainlet?

>>53053547
Why would banks actively purchase something that is worthless? Do you know something the entire banking industry doesn't?

>>53053555
>banks are bad, we must be independent of them
>does the same thing as banks
LOL metalidiots are really this dumb

>>53053547
Sure thing cryptodork.
Even if you're telling the truth (which you aren't), it's irrelevant. You're still in here seething over other people's money and property. That's about as feminine as you can get. In short, you're a little bitch.

>>53053565
Ah, no answers then

>>53053566
>if you're against metal you MUST be into crypto, yeah, that's it
lol, that must be it. cool strawman

>>53053573
yes, no answers from you, correct

>>53050741
>>53050783
>>53050798
I wish the lighthouses were still active with full time jobs.

>>53043254
>I have nothing to say about prices and don't remember what I paid for this. But they are very cool coins from an era when silver was the international money for much of the world.
Thanks anon, yours is certainly a very nice looking example. I'd be happy to find one like it at a reasonable price, whatever that may be.

>>53052432
Depending on the kooks’ conditions I’ll straight up buy them from you, if you’d prefer them going to a fren.