/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53186259
first for Frosty

Haven't been around for a bit.
Any new /pmg/ rounds in development or on other related places like the mlp / chris chan rounds?
Last ones I saw were the megumin and prospector rounds, and the last I bought was a gilded Yotsba

>>53186259
FO:NV larp

>>53186259
Someone tell me how to spend my money. I got about tree fiddy

Silver hottness to bless this thread. Can't wait to see what metals do tomorrow, $1900 Gold here we come.

Just learned after all these years that the word Troy in troy ounce was named after the town of Troyes in France where the weight system was originally used.

To all euro frens!
Beware of the gold 20$ coin. Back when it was still minted quite alot of people liked them here on the continent but you know america is far away so supply was not great.
Belgians came up with the idea of making their own 20$. Usually their gold content is alright but some of them are heavily underweight.
Americans minted their $ belgian fakes are casts. Learn the difference it could save you lots of money

>>53186394
Would photos have helped?

>>53186324
Prospectors are being shipped, many have received them.
>>53162098

>>53186392
I keep asking people on here if they are talking about a troy ounce or an oviparous ounce and no one ever gets my joke :(

>>53186606
>oviparous
producing young by means of eggs that are hatched after they have been laid by the parent.
>>53186606
>no one ever gets my joke
There's a reason for that.

>>53186338
>$1900 Gold here we come.
Shut your god damned mouth. I'm supposed to be buying my first ounce end of week.

>>53186606
>no one ever gets my joke :(
We all get excited by shiny things. You may be over estimating our intelligence

I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend.

>>53186711

ATH by Friday

>>53186332
If don’t have anything right now?
Choose one:
Investor - 10oz bar
Prepper - $5 FV Mercury Dimes $5 FV quarters
Nigger - 3 Pickle Rick 1oz coins

Thankyou MintAnon for my anime gilded prospector! I just want to say Aputania will always be my favorite as it has a special place in my heart that no other piece of silver or gold can ever match but the anime prospector has so far been the highest quality production wise from the mint, its beautiful!

>>53186769
Spent it working, like every weekend for the past 2 years

>>53186492
It's hard to tell the difference just by looking. Cast coins have softer features than minted stuff. Edge is less defined.
Most reliable is to measure it's dimensions and weight.
Weight should be 33,4g, diameter 34mm, width 2mm

Found these pieces, belonged to my great great grandmother. I have a piece of paper of authenticity for the gold, image I took is 7MB for some reason so I’ll have to retake but here’s the pieces I found I think you fellas would like to see


Also can you guys help identify these for me?

>>53186856

There's an awesome thread making fun of Scott Adams on /pol/. They're using this strip as an exploitable meme format.

I thought you guys might like this version.

Guten Abend

>>53186910
Acht! Mein Gott mann!
g-guten aben Herr.

>>53186793
I've got a bunch. Haven't had an updated pic in a while.
I've got 10 silver eagles in the cart right now. I sold the little bit of gold in my pic and have 2 10g bars now. I would like to get a little stack of 1/10oz gold eagles going, but im not sure if that's smart

>>53186977
hallo

>>53186868
Two president coins

>>53186910
Good stack fren. You are going to make it.

>>53186989
A nine fine gold bar would look good with that stack. That will be my next purchase.

>>53187105

>>53187127
yea

>>53185587
pure genius. can't argue with any of this.

>>53187155
I dont think I'd ever buy more than a 1oz bar. Selling anything bigger could be difficult. Those 1oz cast scottsdale bars are pretty nice. The gold buffalos are really growing on me lately

>>53186910
ahh hello again anon. i've been looking for a squared-cylinder tube like the one you have there, for my latin monetary union coins and sovereigns. would you tell me where you found yours?

>>53186856
extremely nice mexico coin anon. 10 pesos? its beautiful.

>>53187168
krementz is usually costume and not real. does it have a kt mark?

>>53187454
>'ve been looking for a squared-cylinder tube like the one you have there

You can buy them on ebay. I have switched out all my tubes to them as they fit better in pelican cases without wasting space.

>>53187454
Here you go senpai
https://www.thecoinsupplystore.com/collections/coinsafe-square-coin-tubes

>>53186989
nice Zimbabwean bill you got there

>>53185265
https://catalog.usmint.gov/subscriptions/morgan-peace-silver-dollars/

>>53187577
>$175.00
Why is the US mint like this

>>53186893
I saved this one from a long time ago.

>>53186989
Nice ten trill bill, I just bought one the other day from a pawn shop along with a couple of 90% halves

>>53187577
I want these SO badly but the subscription model is just retarded, I don't like having to have $175 on my card ready to be withdrawn without a moment's notice, I would rather just pay once as a preorder and wait.

>>53187605
It's been purposefully sabotaged by putting a literal HR roastie in charge of it who's got no clue which way is up

>>53187741
What are they going for nowadays? I wanted a 100 trillion but couldn't bring myself to spend $200+ on some funny money

>>53186769
>>53186802
sunday is like my friday

>>53187774
Paid $25 for the note, I only paid that much because I've been searching well over a year for one and all the ones I see online are blatant counterfeits. Seems to be the going market rate for authentic notes.
I know the plastic protector and sticker don't ACTUALLY mean anything with its authenticity, it was just kind of something I had to snuff out in person. Seems real, paper is same material and consistency as authentic lower-value notes I have. The copper security strip that runs along the "N" and "S" also looks good.
100 trillion notes are a lot more expensive because collector value + even more counterfeiting.
I also felt more open to buying the note since the three halves I got were $12 a piece, and for a NICE Benjamin (at least AU55), A cool GW proof commem and a Barber $12 for each is really good, I'm a happy camper.

>>53187837
I think I paid around 45 for mine. Its pmg graded 67. I got a graded one because of all the fakes.
I might sell it one day but it's got more value as a novelty to me than anything else

My children are dangerously based; I've tried to raise them with subtle red pills so they don't get ostracized at school, but the woke teachers and shitskin classmates are redpilling them harder than anything I say

My daughter straight up blamed white guilt on (((billionaire agitators))) and she's only 10

Guess we have to start talking about the tribe a little earlier than expected

>>53186868
ive seen that coin before. its worth quite a bit if i remember correctly

>>53187909
>tfw the aliens in "they live" had better intentions such as "Marry and Reproduce" for us then our actual masters do
>>53187905
I'll probably frame and display mine at some point since it is a really awesome novelty, the same pawn shop had a framed set of four notes with a one dollar going down to a ten trillion dollars note but they wanted $300 for the set. Fuck that, I'll frame it myself.

I didn't see a lot of talks about Christmas this year, did any anons get gold/silver this Christmas?

>>53187909
Children are easy to redpill because "redpills" strongly appeal to people whose brains aren't fully formed

>>53186802
You're supposed to schedule every friday or monday off to avoid the weekend.

>>53187454
>squared-cylinder tube like the one you have there
I use an old US nickel tube for LMU

>>53188059
Chuds BTFO! Omegalul!

>>53188044
Framing some state proof quarters I bought myself. My only numisfag investment for the future.I have a roll of 40, gotta find out which ones I need to fill after that.

>>53188093
This but unironically

what do you guys do to get interesting coins without much of a premium?

>>53188203
They secretly pay the premium and lie about it

>>53188265
>no one must know my secret
SSsshhh,..
this knowledge is not for the uninitiated

>>53187605
because numisfags will pay it
I can't be too mad, it means my taxes are theoretically lower

>>53188059
Kids are susceptible to red pills because humans excel at pattern recognition and kids don't try and hide/bury this ability behind fifteen layers of irony and quasi intelligence to appear to be on the "good guys" team like most npc adults these days.

can’t wait for my anime girl prospectors to come in this week
can’t wait to buy more goooooooolllddd too

>>53188203
I used to buy britannias...

>>53188360
>it means my taxes are theoretically lower
Hahahahahahahahahaha

>>53186711
Have you decided on the exact one? I still don't own a single ounce, too many smaller ones I like.

>>53187909
>>53188364
There was a thread on /pol/ a few months back talking about a Reddit board with woke teachers who vent their frustrations at the kids not taking their social engineering seriously. After reading the rants it gave me the biggest sign of relief showing that this shit being pushed is so fragile that it's failing in the places where these woke fanatics have a monopoly. If there's one thing about children that will always be the same is that they're honest to themselves.

>>53188203
Stay away from numis unless you have a real coin need you can consult on a regular basis.
For me it's semi-numis in the form of uncommon privies on maples

>>53186338
>Can't wait to see what metals do tomorrow
Silver alrdy resuming the moon mission, violently broke $24, and up over 20c since opening.

Yooooo. Canadian royal mint has some sweet nidorino coin this year

>>53188578
Moon mission is a go

>>53188203
I go to this guy.
https://www.ebay.ie/str/numixpert

>>53188578
It's looking to be the new normal. Same with gold with its new price.

>>53188603
>>53188616
We are unstoppable rockbros. Next stop $2000 / $30.

>>53186259
I have a question, why are gold necklaces and neck chains never 24k gold?

That base

>Silver

>>53188633
too soft for jewlry.

>>53188701
So they dilute the 99.99 gold down with a harder metal to create 18k gold?

>>53188633
24k is to soft for every day wear and tear so its mixed with copper, or silver for added durability. You can still get 24k jewelry though.

Married anons does your wife know the details of your stack? (how much/where it's located)

>>53188712
You can get 22k gold jewelry, but the biggest market demographic for that are pajeets.

>>53188639

>>53188751
We're all pajeets in our hearts, anon

>>53188500
Should I take my argor fractional bar out of its assay anons? I haven’t felt it. With my bare hands?

>>53188796
I'll do it if you do it

>>53188500
>Have you decided on the exact one?
2023 Brit. Starting with the 1oz, then 2 1/2 oz, 4 1/4oz, and finally 10 1/10oz. That's the plan anyway. Hoping to have that done by April, then get back to silver.

Do you keep gold in the plastic or take it out?

>>53188603
Apmex lies. Their spot price is always 10s of cents higher than other retailers

>>53188603
B-b-but I want moar..

>>53189118
Don't worry. Moon mission on Monday, Jewish tricks on tuesday. It's a tale as old as time

>>53189128

>>53189128
It feels strange but for once in my life I am rooting for the jews

>>53189198
Where was that image taken?

>>53189239
https://vblgoldfix.substack.com/p/weekly-goldfix-goldmans-report-is

>>53188840
I can’t right now. Maybe another thread. I need more time to think.

>>53189317
What's to think about. That bar will not lose a penny of its value taking it out of the plastic. I kinda get what you're saying though. I have 2 bars. I'll probably only pull one out of the packaging

>>53189317
>>53189350
As a private buyer if I didn't already have a sigma I would have to take it out of the assay and do a scratch test before I would buy it from you. Since I have a sigma I would at best throw in 5/10 bucks if it was "new in box". Just my two cents on the subject.

>>53187905
these used to go for like $1-2 on ebay, then they actually shot up in price due to the novelty. i believe this is actually the feds long term plan to fight inflation.

>>53188796
All gold should be free. It will not tarnish is any way, enjoy it.

>>53189393
You make a good point. I've only ever sold to my lcs so they test everything regardless.
But don't you want to touch it?

>>53188796
Yes you should. and get yourself some .900

>>53188500
>gold Chronos
Nice! You have a clearer pic of it?

>>53189246
Cheers, but I'm asking where do you go to find that heatchart?

>>53189464
I touch all my gold and silver, more important pieces go in capsules to store and transport but I still take them out to fondle them. I wish they made capsules for gold bars similar to pic related. Then I would buy some gold bars instead of just gold coins.

There is an owl hooting outside my window rite now

>>53189565
neat

>>53189565
A sign perhaps?

>>53189435
Baller.

>>53187228
Except PM purchases of $10k or more are NOT reported to the IRS.
Exchanges of CASH (for instance when used to buy PM) have to be reported.

>>53188796
Is it a Kinebar? Then don't. The etched diffraction grating is embedded in the gold, and is very fragile. You can easily damage the effect.
If it's just a solid bar, sure. Though gold is still easily marred.

>>53189575
Owls aren't that common where I live so its super neat.
>>53189610
I really want one but I'm no numistfag $900 for 17 grams of silver when I could get a kilo for that same $900 but then again, it's from 440BC and would be amazing to own..

https://www.apmex.com/product/253075/athens-ar-tetradrachm-owl-440-404-bc-au-ngc-parliament-coll

crypto nerds will seethe

>$1888 gold price
the village is saved sirs, wagmi

>>53189705
It is a Kinebar, Thank you.

>>53189870
Yeah - I bought this 5g Kinebar specifically to be a sacrificial bar for photography, but haven't had the nerve yet to cut it out. So here 'tis through its plastic, three slightly different angles.

>>53189944
That's totally unfair. How are the chinks supposed to make a convincing counterfeit tungsten bar they can pass off?
Can't anyone think of those poor CCP criminals?

>>53189944
Checked. Nicely done. I'm sure it wasn't easy to line up these photos so perfectly. So is it like a sticker? I know you mentioned they're somehow etched, but that can't just be etching, right? Surely there is some sticker involved.

Howdy anons
anyone else get their silverback?

>>53186856
Is that a 50 peso?
If real, you have a very badass gold piece
>McKinley memorial gold dollar
Holy shit anon, a commemorative gold dollar!
Another badass gold piece. These were minted for collectors and sold at exhibitions back in the day. They made gold dollars to commemorate McKinley in 1903 I think and then again in 1916 and 17 if I'm not mistaken.
It was going to be a silver dollar but since he advocated for the gold standard, they minted it in gold.
Those two coins alone are to be envied. Be me at least.
>>53186802
Try 3.5 years
>>53189118
Get on the trillionare grindset. Make more money this year so you can afford gold as it goes up.
>>53189435
fondlers unite!

>>53190143
What can even be done with 1/1000th an ounce of silver? Silver dimes are about $2.40 a pop and have almost 1/12 of an ounce

>>53190176
>Be me
*by me

>>53190196
>>53190143
wait, completely wrong image ignore that

>>53190196
>What can even be done with 1/1000th an ounce of silver?
Can scam gullible people out of their money.

>>53190196
>>53190241
well nothing of course but I got it for free and it's nice

>>53190301
how much do these things cost if you were to buy one?
>inb4 $20

>>53190353
https://bullionmax.com/buy-silver/1-silver-dragon-silverback-1-1000-oz-silver-note

>>53190373
TEN DOLLARS
FOR A MILLIGRAM OF SILVER

>>53190393
~30 mg

>>53190393
one day it might be worth enough to buy a candy bar

>>53188044
Didnt get any, but I gave my friend a shiny 5 RM that was very likely dipped

>>53188044
nice bounty there. I gifted myself the 10oz samurai and two 1oz coomer jap waifus. also a 5oz morgan not pictured

>>53190607
>spend $10 on a silverback now that could be used to buy a $1.50 candy bar several years later in a hypothetical scenario where all fiat currency has collapsed and nobody is going to be making candy bars anymore to begin with

>>53190393
It's a cool design but looks like a 12,874% premium if I did the calculation correctly.

>>53190993
Wait I was wrong. A gram of silver is about 77 cents so 30 mg should cost 2.3 cents. So $9.99 is about 434 times more or 43,000% premium.

>>53191009
Wonder if a brave soul can hype up silverbacks on wallstr*etsilver and see if redditards will take the bait and start posting silverbacks

>>53190073
Scientist here. Holograms are "just" a very intricate surface. Hologram stickers get their effect from a roller that indents the surface ever so slightly.
Check out this video of a guy that transferred a hologram to chocolate (it's still 100% chocolate afterwards, just with a holographic surface). https://youtu.be/UsDnkrDvkBo

evening all how are things?
Weathers warmed up on my end, might try and get some Au over the week.

>>53186910
whats the huge diameter eagle coin in the top right?

>>53191214
Looks like an Austrian Corone, they're big bois

>>53188203
I just don't get it. Easy peas.

>>53191121
Hello Pan anon, good luck.

The way society is headed, you will be able to walk into some vaxxie's abandoned house and take whatever gold/silver you want.
Why would I ever want to buy something like that? I'd rather have something useful

>>53191044
also yeah this guy is pretty cool, he used to work here at valve

>>53191349
Stealing is a crime though. Do vaxxies stack in your cunt?

>>53191369
wow a crime when it's going to be literal anarchy.

>>53187909
is she single?

Question for any anons with experience with pelican cases. Recently purchased a case that I plan to use for my stack. I saw pic related on /pmg/ sometime ago. What storage configuration would maximize the amount of rocks the pelican case?

Someone is gazing upon your stack and desperatly wants to start their own; do you give them a shiny rock or clutch your dragon hoard?

>>53191384
Other than being a crime, its morally wrong. Would you kill a person if there were anarchy.

>>53192513
If they are close, I'd give them an ozt of Ag or so.

>>53191021
Develish

>>53188777
checked wagmi

>>53192672
Those Egyptian looking rounds are looking good sirs, never seen them before.

>>53192647

>>53186910
Nice Russian coins and South African ones

>>53187909
>My daughter straight up blamed white guilt on (((billionaire agitators))) and she's only 10

Woahhh

>>53188044
>did any anons get gold/silver this Christmas?
My buddy got me picrel. He knows I'm not a fan of crypto or Elon and wanted to get me Jesus cleansing the temple, but they weren't in stock apparently. I also used my Walmart gift card to get a couple ounces for a couple of series I'm collecting.

>>53191044
What is this sorcery!? Looks to be the work of the devil himself!

>>53191832
>What storage configuration would maximize the amount of rocks the pelican case?
Take out all the foam.
Dump tubes of silver into case.

>>53192513
>Someone is gazing upon your stack
>*rolls for initiative*

>>53190143
the premium on that $.024 worth of silver has to be bonkers
>>53190373
>41525% premium
amazing
>>53191832
line case with asbestos
pour molten gold

Get ready

>>53193259
Please drop to 18USD.

>>53191044
Cool, thanks!

>>53192513
I will pay them one Oz of silver to tongue my anus

>>53193089
for real, yeah
but it goes well with my goldbacks

>>53192672
looking good as always

>>53192697
nefertiti rounds from monarch

>>53193495
i'd give them a roosevelt

As far as silver and goldbacks go. My take is that they are more pieces of art than money. I’d buy them just to frame them and look at them, nothing else. Are they worth buying, perhaps as an art investment.

>>53193292
I’ll be buying tomorrow after Jewish tricks.

>>53193568
based
perchance I’d give them a gram of ag as a tip to suckle the taint as well

>>53192697
Too bad the ancient Egyptians didn't mint coins. They would have been very aesthetic no doubt.

>>53193672
My stupid lizard brain made me exhaust all my investment budget for the month. I'm gonna have to wait till next month. Stupid, stupid, stupid me.

>>53194002
I know these feels.
My lizard brain made me buy a PS5 console system and I dont even have any games to play on it.
Looking at discussions on /v/ it sounds like all the games available for it are all puzzled woke vomit.
I think I might have really messed up on this one.

>>53194062
>puzzled
*pozzed

>>53188732
I have an autistic spreadsheet inventory that she knows about. She doesn't really know or care what I have specifically but she knows where to find it if I die and I've written out some instructions for her

>>53194062
Can you return it? Amazon generally lets you to return electronics. I'll not return my precious even if they accept returns, which they don't.

I bought some coins after being unemployed for a year and a half
2 roosters and 11 1oz silver coins
puts my stack at 254 oz of silver and 2.12 oz of gold

>>53194062
I really don't understand why anyone buys the PlayStation 5, it's been out for how many years? And it still has no games that aren't also on the PlayStation 4. The graphics are the only possible reason why and even then the diminishing returns between the two consoles is insane. The PlayStation 4 does spectacular to begin with, you're really not seeing a serious jump forwards in technology. Pic related was taken on my ps4 pro.

TLDR ps5 a shit investment

good morning everybody, this is James again. wow, I love all the neat photos you guys have here all the time. anyways, keep on "stacking" your nice coins. I'm a gold guy myself but I do have a couple thousand ounces of silver. I'll see if I can take a photo with my apple iPhone later. good luck out there, this economy is going to get dicey but with enough metals in the "bank" you'll be okay.
James

>>53194385

>>53194385
gm James

>>53190143
>>53191021
>>53192647
>>53192730
They do look really cool so you could probably convince reddit to buy a couple each.

But why do they have so little silver in them? There are goldbacks that have 1/20th of an oz of gold so about 100 dollars of gold.

Why couldn't the regular silverback be something like 1/100 or 1/20? Being 1/1000 means that you're paying a massive premium for them. I understand that they want to keep them with how goldbacks are valued but this doesn't work with how little silver is valued at.

>>53194521
It's because it's just a marketing stunt, I don't think there's actual plans to try to make it a currency like the gold backs are. You can even read on the thing that it says that it's just a collectible

>>53194276
I was actually thinking about this a couple of days ago. The PS5 isn't all that much better than the PS4 because of lack of exclusives and the PS4 is already amazing when it comes to graphics.

Been thinking of just picking up a used PS4 pro for 200 bucks. There's a lot of really good PS4 games you can get for cheap, both used and new. I can get nier automata for just 16 bucks with free shipping.

>>53186910
Based Tscherwonez enjoyer. I bought one of them recently. Was für ein herrliche Münze, Freund

>>53194521
this >>53194573
but yeah 1/100 or 1/20 would be nice but they gave a decent amount out for free and i'm sure it costs a lot to make so relatively few and with silver in their electroplating process

>>53194385
Good morning sirs, looking forward to the picture sirs.

>>53194385
Based James poster

>>53191236
>>53191214
Its an Austrian 4 ducat coin, dated 1915 but a modern restrike

>>53194385
James, pls learn some OPSEC

>>53195104
Anon, is James even his real name? Even if it is, what will posting his first name do? James is a very generic name.

>>53186259
Anons your participation needed, post advices, stacks and infographics

Global Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/411520389

>>53195178
I know I know, but he just seems like a newb that would make some newbie mistakes, and I'm just trying to warn him of the common pitfalls, people new to 4chan sometimes make.

>>53195448
NYPA

2023 Apmex American Eagle Silver stock is available now.

My package was lost in sorting. Was supposed to have an ounce of platinum arriving yesterday...

>>53195716
I'm sorry for your loss anon

>>53195716
I had something from an electronic company that got delayed at a hub in transit. I called the company to get a refund and they said give them some time to sort it out. I didn't get word back from them but the package arrived a few days later, about a week late altogether. You just need to be on top of these companies.
Btw from what I gathered from the tracking log, it was when it was supposed to be picked up by the local mail carrier after it was shipped by an International Carrier 95% of the way there.
So there is hope.

Silver is trading like absolute dogshit today

>>53186606
They just think you're a dumbass.
>You: I was only pretending to be retarded.

>>53186910
Degussa und Tschwerwonetz. Nicht schlecht, Herr Specht!

>>53195663
monument metals is the superior bullion dealer

>>53195958
To tack onto this findbullionprices often does not include monument metals best price in their listings.

>>53186392
>"...one troy ounce is equal to 31.1034768 grams, according toe the UK Royal Mint."

This is a little disingenuous is a coincidence that was noted after the fact. A troy ounce, is ***BY DEFINITION*** equal to 480 grains. Where a "grain" is the mean weight of a single grain in a sample of summer wheat grains. (Thus in lean years, a Troy ounce would have been smaller and in bumper years, a little larger.)

>>53186711
checked. gold is a bargain at any price, really.

>>53187837
>100 trillion notes are a lot more expensive because collector value + even more counterfeiting.

>100 trillion notes
>counterfeiting
the irony hurts.

>>53188732
these are jewesses, anon.

>>53188629
$2000/$100 be closer to reality.
Hell, even $2000/$50.

should i buy a 100g gold combibar bros?
I just think they're neat

>>53196102
looks handy if you plan on selling off a couple of grams at a time in the future

>>53191832
>What configuration would maximize the amount of [...] in the [...]?
You do realize there have been multiple PhDs awarded for tackling this exact question for different applications, right?

>>53196102
I remember looking for the 10g versions of these and they just seem perpetually sold out everywhere lately.

>>53196102
I prefer silver over gold simply due to the ratios. But you should have gold and I do thing gold in smaller denominations will be extremely handy.

>>53196102
I've been considering getting in on the eBay trade and buying these to sell them as individual grams

>>53196175
the knapsack "problem" is just a conspiracy by math nerds to keep the normies from realizing they should just put the gold in first

>>53194276
PS5 is indeed a shit investment, but stop pretending the PS4 can compete with it lol. PS5 loading times are literally inexistent, and the basic PS4 is laggy AS FUCK on most triple A games 2018 onward. If you get more than 20 FPS on open world stuff like Horizon, FF6, elden ring, etc.. it's a miracle (usually only occur when stuck in a tiny, dark room with no enemies around).

Anyway, consoles are for retards when you can wait for promos for gaming laptops on amazon. I've got myself a 1To SSD + i5 11400H + 16Go ram + RTX 3080 for 1.1K last year. Yes this was a sick deal, and this shit is running the last tomb raider with 100+ fps all graphisms maxed out. Too bad i'm not playing any game because i'm so lazy even playing is too exhausting for me, but if i wanted to, i'd never consider a console.

>>53192513
Talk it up and recommend some silver eagles or some generic 1ozt rounds. If I really want to get someone into the medal, give them a war nickel since you can buy them at spot price.

>>53192513
If somebody is allowed to look at my stack, he's either part of my close family or among my very best friends i could trust with my life. So i guess i could offer them ONE ounce if they are begging me for one. But none of my frens/family is so desperate for 25 bux worth of silver they'd lose their dignity over it. If they want some, they simply will buy some. They will reach to me only for questions relative on what they should stack, since they know i'm heavily into it.
Your question make zero sense desu.

>>53196102
I have a 50g
I'd probably just buy a 100g bar or some coin
They are neat, but it would be neater to feel the 100g footprint in your hand

>>53195448
the faggot crypto jannies archived it already

Glad I didn't buy last night. A friend of mine says he has $15 fv of silver dimes in the old solid green rolls. I told him I'd give him spot ($257). He said he'll take $200. He doesn't stack. It's just something he has. Cross your fingers for vf mercs boys. Ill find out tonight

>>53196729
based non stacker fren
GL anon I’m rooting for you

>>53196834
Thanks. Feels like Christmas. I can't wait for the disappointment when I find out theyre roosevelt dimes.
Either way is gunna be a good deal

>>53190073
Thanks. It was a little tedious but straightforward to get the angles.
No stickers involved. There's a page on Wikipedia with links to explanations of the specific processes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinebar

>>53197122
Checked. That's really cool. I always thought these were stickers. You've piqued my interest.

>>53188059
>>53188141
Samefagging retard. KYS niggerfaggot

>>53192513
>Someone is gazing upon your stack
I trust three people enough to allow that to happen: my wife, my sister, and her husband.
If anyone else is gazing, there's a problem that needs resolution.

>>53196115
>>53196191
>>53196225
>>53196415
>>53196227
pulled the trigger and bought one

I have a question Since im kinda poorfag I only ever have around 300 to 600 to save a month and ive recently started acquiring gold since im around 150 oz silver, is it better to save for the half oz gold coins or just buy the historical coins like ducat, francs or british sov. Last few months ive just been buying a ducat or two wondering if I should just save up for actual 1oz gold. Kinda like ducats n sovs though

>>53192513
I gave an old gf a merc once
The only person who knows of my full stack is my brother. If he asked I might give him a krug after heavy consideration.

>>53197922
Depends on your stacking reasons and where you live. I'd check with your LCSs and the online bullion sites to see how much they'd pay for the old European gold coins. If the coins are liquid and for a fair sell price, then I'd just keep stacking them (assuming your premiums aren't too high). Saving $300 to $600 is good. Don't sell yourself short, anon.

>>53197922
If you're in America then the European coins aren't as popular but if you don't plan on selling for a while then it shouldn't be a problem right now.
I've only ever been to one real life coin store and they had some sovs and 20 francs for sell so there's gotta be SOME market for them. But I've heard it's harder to get coin shop boomers to buy your euro gold in bulk, but I've also heard that they'll buy any gold. It's all very contradictory.
I'm a poorfag like you and started out with the buying cheap euro gold but I eventually just decided to bite the bullet and buy a 1 oucner which I like more.
>Kinda like ducats
Yes me too. Lovely coin.

>>53197922
Opinions vary here.
Ducat restrikes have a low premium and will always have a low premium, so their value is married to the spot price.
Fractional gold caries a premium for reasons (extra handling, packaging, whatever else). This premium should be a normal bump in the price at any time. Half-ounces should have the lowest premium of the fractionals. So if you need to buy fractional, these are the best compromise.
Coins can carry an extra numismatic boost in value. Coins that are parts of a series of designs can appreciate more than runs of coins with the same pattern but different years.
>Tl;dr: Half-ounce coins from commemorative series have a very good chance of the greatest increase in value.
E.g., Queen's beasts, Tudor Beasts, Somali elephants, Kookaburras, ...
Next best: Standard coins: Britannias, Maples, Krugerrands, ...

>>53197922
>>53198255
You can always sell at spot and with gold the spread is only like 1-2% anyway unless you go full retard with meme coins. So just stack what you like or is otherwise convenient or economical to buy.

New read

Anyone know a palace where you can get one of these?

>>53191121
>Weathers warmed up on my end, might try and get some Au over the week.
What's "warmed up" for you?
The alps are totally fucked right now (https://www.nzz.ch/fotografie/schneemangel-in-den-alpen-die-bilder-ld.1719448 lot's of nice pics) but on the upside:
Very low water and I don't even need gloves.
Finally went out after an extended family trip. Again only had like an hour to spare, so I took my bike to my usual spot and cleaned out some small spot.
Looked really good, saw my first flake when scratching about in a small crack.

>>>53185587
>Anon, if you live in California, then you should definitely tell your friends and acquaintances that you own guns and precious metals. It will earn you an esteemed reputation that others will want to legally emulate, thus bolstering the the status of your associated in-groups (gun owners and precious-metal stackers). People will think you're very cool and smart. This will shift the culture in California towards conservative values, which California will then export to the rest of America and the world.

you're conflating two entirely different things, probably in order to obscure my original point, which was this:

>>>53185132
>it's understandable you wouldn't want random people to know that you have gold in your house, but why do you care if they know you have guns? people used to put guns in vertical wooden cases with glass windows as a decoration and to show guests. my grandfather had such a cabinet.

>you stigmatize gun ownership when it becomes some forbidden topic. i've heard people pose the question of robbery, but doesn't this undermine the idea that guns are a deterrent? everyone knows police stations have lots of guns, but they're very rarely the target of robbery.

the other replies i got were textbook fud and divide-and-conquer rhetoric. you'll have to do better than that.

>>53198537
But that was a false start. Cleaned out that whole thing in pic related, but still none of those big (4 U...) flakes that supposedly exist in that river. Only really small stuff, and not that much of it.

>>53198572
That small pothole here (it's right below the shallow pothole at the bottom of the previous pic) gave me more flakes than the whole big crack before it.
And a large, old nail.
But it was nice, being out at the river, diggin about a bit.

>>53198426
>anyway unless you go full retard with meme coins.
Uuuuhhhh yeah I'd never do that hahaa
>>53198426
But yes you're right. Spot is probably what most people will get anyways. Which is fine because by the time I sell or whoever inherits my gold sells, spot SHOULD be up.
>>53198465
Zimbabwe only probably. Better get a plane ticket anon.

>>53198465
Here ya go, fren. Pretty hefty price tag.
https://www.ma-shops.com/rarecoin/item.php?id=217

Now, here's a spot I'm wondering about.
As you can see, that "beach" is all fine sand, which is not a good sign. But it's the most exposed spot and at flood, it should get some eddies.
Plus, there's plenty of erosion (1) and potholes (2,3). (1) is very shallow and clean, but (2), (3) and (4) are filled, also with some visible pebbles, but mostly, its fine sands, even silt, as (5).
I guess I'll just have to clean out (2) or (3). Probably can discard the first few inches of sand (unless a test pan says otherwise) and then I just have to see how deep down it goes and what it brings.

>>53198676
I guess that something in the flow of the river changed. The top of that whole rock looks like this. Loads of erosion features, but stuffed full of wood (and trash...), so it must be a slack water zone in flood.

These came out great, just got mine

>>53198714
agreed

>>53198448
Read "In harms way" about the sinking of the USS Indianapolis during WW2 best book

>>53191044
neat!
>>53189705
>Is it a Kinebar? Then don't. The etched diffraction grating is embedded in the gold, and is very fragile. You can easily damage the effect.
So, would that mean I could just simply pour chocolate on a kinebar, and it should work?

So can we expect to see some Megumins in Anons grasp this week?

>>53196102
I have a hard enough time keeping track of loose change, how an i gonna keep all the little pieces together end game?

WHENS MY BOOMER ROCK COIN GETTING HERE

Took a chance on an ebay listing with really bad pictures and terrible description/wrong category. It's fake. If the kike wants me to send it back to him I'm carving FAKE into both sides so he can't fool someone else. I wasn't really expecting it to be legit since a real 1892-S in AU condition is worth around $2k. I'm still pretty bummed though.

>>53187454
>>53188005
Could you gentlemen give me some info? I’d love to look these up but don’t know where to start
>>53186856
Bump for assistance

>>53186910
looking good amigo

>>53198851
>pour chocolate on a kinebar
Huh... Maybe. That'd be a kick, wouldn't it?

>>53199093
You could start with a web search using the text on the coin.

>>53198666
Thanks! .. fuck I know it's too expensive but I'm actually tempted.

>>53199093
I just noticed it's a copy
So it's not worth 20k

>>53198676
> Now, here's a spot I'm wondering about.
Heh. Just figured it out (I think), while having a shower, incidentally.
Obviously and any other normal water level (currently level is really low), holes 2 and 3 are flooded and at normal flow speed, the outcrop is shielding the beach behind it, so only the finest stuff gets behind it and thus deposited. Heavy flood should see flow over it, which should change the deposition environment considerably, but then it all gets buried with fines on most days.

>>53199247
Yeah I noticed that, looking up now. Probably everything on that chain is counterfeit or replica. I think the only real gold are the James carter and rondald Reagan coins

Got a 2011 silver proof set today, got every silver state and territory quarter now more than halfway through every silver ATB quarter. Just an okay year. Gettysburg and Vicksburg are honestly kindof bland sculpts. Especially vicksburg, it's so flat and lifeless. Glacier is a nice idea, but too hard to really make out the details on a standard sized quarter. I'm sure the 5ozt version looks incredible (I think I remember photo bro posting it one time). Chickasaw is also a nice one in theory, but the big problem is the shitty "frosting" technique the mint used during this era just loves to hide small details, and this coins is VERY reliant on small details such as bricks in the bridge or the trees. The fields are nice.
Clear winner this year is Olympic. The Elk looks great, the sculpt of the mountain and the trees are exquisite, and I always love the fields of coins being used as water. Legitimately a great quarter. There's nothing much to say about the other stuff included, the Sacagawea dollar this year commemorates the Wanpanoag treaty from 1621, meaning we're 402 years removed from when some Injuns thought selling land for beads was a smart decision. Neat I guess.

so some people say they are investing in gold because they expect all fiat currencies to fail, but if that is the case how would you use your gold? you wouldnt be able to sell it because the fiat would be worthless. and you couldnt pay for everything using unwieldly am ounts of gold.

>>53199577
What do you mean by unwieldy?

>>53199662
if you are paying for something small there isnt a simple way to pay for it with gold short of destroying your gold coins and paying with fractions of them and even that i dont imagine most people accepting.

>>53199577
Become a true scallywag pirate and bury it in an IKEA discount treasurechest, while plundering the coastlines holiday homes.

Just gotta finish learning how to use the sextant properly.

>>53199692
People do accept that, look up people in Venezuela paying for groceries with gold flakes, or you could use silver for small purchases and gold for large like people have done for hundreds of years. You wouldn't try to buy a pack of gum with a thousand dollar bill so why are you intentionally trying to buy small things with gold coins? Why are you making up problems that don't exist?

>>53199692
Kek retard

>>53199762
>>53199763
i knew when i wrote that you would bring that up as a recent example but i do not expect the average us citizen to accept or understand any of that. what i said is many people are buying gold expecting all fiat to fail but they are never talking about how they would buy anything with the gold because you either would have to sell the gold for a large amount of worthless money, or you would need to shave parts off the coin. And even if you could survive doing that, assuming that it somehow works, then you would have a new problem where people would try killing you for your gold.

>>53199796
you would need to bring a scale with you to weigh the gold flakes, and then the other person would need to trust you that its real gold. And thats assuming they are even open to the idea of you paying with that. I just see multiple failure modes. not that there wouldnt be any people at all that would agree to it anywhere.

>>53199052
You're both greedy fucks. Only a greedy fuck would fall for such a tick.

Lol

>>53199796
There isn't a need to talk about it because it's a given how it works, US citizens don't make how gold and silver works completely different. Small purchases silver, large purchase gold, if you dont have silver trade gold for silver or break your gold into smaller parts. Also why are you now adding in people are trying to kill you? Are you actually here to get a question answered? Or are you here to derail the thread and troll?

>>53199796
You preserve your wealth through a currency reset. You can buy assets with your metals during. You also shouldn't make the assumption everyone is preparing for one particular scenario, it belies your intelligence.

>>53199818
Wtf are you talking about I never told you what I paid for it. The pictures were shit I was taking a risk. The pictures I posted were pictures I just took when I recieved the coin

>>53199815
I would recommend redirecting the effort you're spending on contemplating failure. Try researching options instead. Look up Aurum (goldback, gold note), assay card grain, assay card gram... There are many more options than blocks of gold that need to be shaved.

>>53199907
no i simply do not believe the average person just knows all of this, and that is relevant because if the entire fiat system fails these are the people you will be having to barter with. and it goes hand in hand. if you are buying things with the new form of money and no one else has any them trying to kill you because they know you have more somewhere is a large possibility. stop being stupid.

>>53199929
so far that has been the case but it doesnt mean it will be that way the next time. thats an assumption. and i didnt say everyone was preparing for that one situation. i literally phrased it as some people. you're annoying.

>>53199577
>so some people say they are investing in gold because they expect all fiat currencies to fail


weasel words. personally i don't expect fiat to "fail". surely anyone can understand the merit of having wealth stored in something with intrinsic value, regardless of whether the dollar does or does not "fail", whatever that means.

>>53200073
No you stop being stupid, you are telling me no one knows the worth of gold or how it works in barter and at the same time everyone is out to kill me for it because it is worth so much and everyone wants it for barter. The average person knows gold and silver have worth and are used to pay for things, its in every history book, its in video games, its in movies. Using gold and silver to buy things isn't some long lost art buried buy the sands of time, I mean for Christ's sake the John wick series is centered around using gold coins for trade and its one of the most popular movie series in recent years.

>>53200073
It is clear the future world reserve currency, China and the rest of the BRICS

>>53200227
do you need everything written out literally for you in plain english for you to derive meaning from it? What Im saying is that I think the average person, at least initially, will not understand any of this. So no matter what your gold is worth in a scenario like that, it will be difficult to find a person to trade with. And simultaneously to that, and after more people start catching on, the danger of people knowing you have it will be present and escalate. There are a lot of things in history books people are aware of you dumbass that doesnt mean that over night they are prepared to practice or replicate any of it.

>>53199500
checked and setpilled

>>53200275
here i will write it in a way you can understand. People understand gold has value. That doesnt mean they are able to agree on accurate transactions using it, and because of that even if you tried giving the person a good deal, the amount would look so minuscule to some people they would still think you ripped them off even if you overpayed. so yes bartering with the average american citizen would be a massive pain in the ass for a while

>>53200227
>you are telling me no one knows the worth of gold
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_x8VswuLwU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUHHKWqr-xU

>>53198537
its +10 here and everything is melting. Bright skies and warm, time to do some winter digging!
Great little flake there too! Sorry I didnt get to your posts sooner i ve been busy.
>>53198572
>>53198607
>>53198676
if your at the high water mark, search out the really compacted cracks and bore holes. As for the beach shot try a bit further up the bedrock, again looking for anything thats made its way down into deeper cracks. That particular area around the number 4 point might be good too but only deep down if there are boulders or large stones.

>>53199692
>>53199796
>>53199815
>>53200073
>>53200275
>>53200307
Based retard.

>>53199796
Obvious fudfag. In the early days of the American colonies and States, people routinely cut silver dollars into pieces and they circulated as such. That's where the phrase "pieces of eight" comes from - dollars were broken into four or eight pie-slices and circulated as change. That's why a quarter dollar, up until recently, was known as "two bits". Because two of the "bits" of a cut up dollar equaled a quarter dollar.

As for your second point, what WON'T robbers kill you for? And PMs are much easier to hide from robbers than most things you would use for barter.

>>53200334
this is painful because it feels like this shit really does happen to everybody BUT me. I know so many decadent retards that turn down PMs through either inheritance they proceed to squander, getting lucky and don't appreciate it, or can very obviously afford them yet DON'T stack. I guess I got a Mercury dime from my parent's change jar one time.

>>53199815
How retarded are you? Do you have some lunatic notion that gold and silver have never been used as money before? You might as well say "don't bother trying to use a wheel. It will never work".

>>53200383
Robbers are weird, one time we had a garage sale, some people wanted a little bench we had (the thing wasn't actually functional, it was a little tiny bench) my mom said "sorry, that's not for sale" and then the day after they drove over, stole it and drove off. Honestly I'm more paranoid about my rare Nintendo games getting stolen then I am my coins, joggers don't give a shit about silver/gold that isn't jewelry yet everybody knows old game cartridge = money. I got a complete in box copy of Mario 64 signed by Mario himself, you can't just eBay that shit. The best part of normalfags thinking gold/silver is some "boomer relic" is it leaves more for the smart ones.

>>53200275
I didn't realize we were writing love poems back and forth and that I should be reading between the lines and interpreting your hidden meaning. Also congrats on moving the goal posts so far that you have answered your own question at this point by agreeing that people will use gold to pay for things vs your original argument of not using gold because it will be to unwieldy.

Uh oh stinky

>>53200073
When are the Aussie cunts coming out with the 23 roos

>>53200628
youre retarded. what i said was already self evident and clear. you probably have autism if you think me dumbing something down for you even more is moving a goal post. thats just you being evasive not wanting to admit being a dumbass

there is never a black and white, all or nothing, 1 and 0, 100% outcome in life. That being said, for an argument of practicality, if almost no one is accustomed to trading through flecks of silver and gold, its going to be a shit show. 1 trade out of 50 or 100 will go smoothly. It will be unwieldy. how are you going to get a fucking haircut or some other mundane thing?

and simultaneously to it being inconvenient, from the very get go, some people will consider killing you for your gold and silver immediately if there was a complete failure of fiat. As more people start trading using gold and silver, that probability will only rise as the idea enters more peoples head that maybe fiat isnt coming back anytime soon. That isnt me moving the goal post its clarifying what should have already been fucking obvious.

i didnt ask these questions because i dont believe in the utility of having them but unless there arent practical answers to these questions its also a liability to rely on these things and invest heavily into them.

>>53200334
I think this speaks alot less on peoples knowledge on the worth of gold and silver and more on being cold approached by a stranger on the street. I would imagine for most people anytime they are approached by someone on the street its one of three people, a homeless person, a scammer, or a charity/fundraising. A charity won't be looking to trade for your watch, that leaves homeless or scammer, guy doesn't look homeless so I would imagine in most peoples minds this guy is some sort of scammer or is going to play some sort of trick on them for the camera neither no one wants to be scammed and no one wants to be made a fool on camera. So they are all very on guard and defensive not just in what they say but their body language as well. Most of them are turning away or covering their vital organs with their arms in defensive/fleeing postures.

>>53200770
Are you sure you aren't the autistic one? Your question was how could you possibly use gold for barter, you already answered your own question by saying the people who don't already know how will learn, and people will use small peices of gold or silver. As for people killing you buy a gun, people can kill you any day of the week for anything there doesn't need to be a financial collapse for that to happen. Do what you do now to avoid being murdered, just be more aware and active in it. You know travel in groups, don't go out after dark, keep a gun, don't walk around flaunting your wealth, etc.

>>53200770
The more you faggots FUD, the more we buy.
Great job at scripting yourself as a retard. That's sure to drive off all the newfrens without common sense. The more shills (((they))) send to our comfy thread, the more confident I am in my decision to store my labor in PMs. Have a nice night, Schlomo, this is the last (You) you get from me.

>crypto pumps with the bond market
>bond market is going shitsy
>crypto nerds will seethe

How many oz of gold and silver do I need to buy Kjaskar from the demon lords?

>>53199027
bump bcuz i want mine too

>>53200728
Why not some Kookaburras?

>>53199052
Sadly when a deal too good to be true appears on ebay, and there isn't a swarm of other bidders showing up, then it's 99.9% fake.
I tempted my chance a bunch of times the past few months with so called cheap "sterling silver" items, because why not. Each time i had to send it back. At best it was electroplated, at worst it wasn't even metal lol.

After returning about 30 items, you simply stick to what's working (stuff normally priced and with clear pics). Even if it didn't cost you a penny bcuz ebay is favoring the buyers so heavily, at some point you are fed up wasting time at the post office returning packages, even if it's not on your dime (thus punishing the bad seller a bit).

And yes, you should return the fake coin and carve fake on it. Seller can't say shit anyway, his balls are controlled by ebay. Take the most expensive option for shipping too, since it's on the seller's dime. Make him learn your time isn't something he can freely waste with no consequences.

At what point should one consider adding gold to the stack? I just passed 50oz mark for silver

>>53201523
To explain myself: It's an open ending, one doesn't see her dying so I believe she is still alive. On second thought probably a dragon slayer stack (the amount of at least two dragon tier stacks combined) should be sufficient to please the demons imo.

>>53201706
>me on the top left corner

>>53201701
Get 100oz silver first. Then check back in.

>>53201752
Hehe

>>53201701
>I just passed 50oz mark for silver
Bruh, you are little a nanobaby. Reach at least 100oz before considering gold.
Hell, i didn't start to add gold before 1500oz of silver under the mattress.

>>53201701
Honestly whenever you are comfortable with getting gold. I started getting gold early but thats because of the amount I was ready to put into PMs was rather large and I wanted to save space. Most people here will recommend 1 oz of gold for every 100 ozs of silver. I prefer a 10:1 ratio.

>>53201820
>I prefer a 10:1 ratio
cringe tbdesu

>>53201768
ZAMN!!! Guts is CAKED UP. I wonder why Peter Griffith goes after Casca when Guts has an ENTIRE BAKERY.

>>53201832
To each their own as long as we are both stacking.

>>53201873
It wasn't about sex. It was about Griffith wanting to take something away from Guts. Griffith wanted to punish Guts because he blamed him for being the only person to make him forget about his dream and ambition.

I guess spoiler tags don't work on /biz/ lmao

>>53201820
im at like 1:35

>>53201701
>At what point should one consider adding gold to the stack?
It's rarely too early to diversify.
It's usually too late.

>>53201873
I guess Griffith, at this point of the story, is thirsty for bad emotions. So it's more satisfying for him to see Guts suffer than to actually do it with him, I guess.
Also the newspaper in my kingdom recently proclaimed that we are near beating inflation. I guess it is about time to go all in PMs.

Next One Up

>>53202160
>>53202160
>>53202160

>>53202174
Too soon my dude, too soon...

>>53202120
>rhodium
How liquid do you think that rhodium is?
Not hating, just interested

>>53198654
hey what digits did you get on your bog, if any?
Also where the fuck can I acquire the moonman coin

>>53201701
Should have started with gold. It'll be 4300 dollars in about 2 months. And it's easier to fit up your anus in a pinch.

>>53194965
>but a modern restrike
so its a repro? who makes them? whats the diameter? it looks huge compared to everything else

>>53195583
Good call anon.

>>53202232
Prior to it's mooning to $30k, I brought it into my LCS and asked IF they'd buy it. They said yes, and for about $1k when it was $11k. I didn't ask if that was a percent or set amount. Either way, it may be easy. But then I wouldn't have it.

>>53203146
Whoops - I meant $10k - $1k off the spot.