/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53376302
first for Frostys

2023 will be a year for silver’s history book
>t. silver schizo

Two more centuries, /pmg/ bros!

>>53376302
You VILL be taxed and you VILL be happy

when the fuck do we get our boomer coins? I pray to god that mintanon made suggested changes and didn't just leave the design again

>>53376395

What does /pmg/ think of Alexander Graham Bell?

crypto nerds will seethe

>>53376838
I see he's rocking "The Scrote"

>>53376838
Does that coin have a face value?

>>53376395
Be patient
I wish I’d kept up and got some, I have my Bog and my Ajime Prospectors I can’t believe I missed boomer coin

This place is dead today

Should I sell my fractional bars for fractional coins?
I mostly have a stack for SHTF scenarios, so have concentrated on very small bars, but I can't help thinking that things like coins would be easier to sell because the buyer can measure diameter, thickness, weigh it, test it etc easier than something in a certi-card thingy. Plus, the new security on the Britannias probably better than on bars.
Any advise /pmg/? Thanks.

Guten Abend

Reminder the sqeeze starts on Monday.

My stack will attract an entire harem of big tiddy goth goblins and none of you can stop me.

I can't help but feel I'm too silver heavy and need more gold. What say you, pmg

>>53379199
sir this is a blue board

>>53379316
Hallo!

>>53376302
Gold and silver are fucking worthless. They have literally dumped 90% since last year and won't stop any time soon. The thing about silver is that there's more than 100x as much in the ground as there is gold (which is also worthless), and its "industrial uses" are massively overrated because copper outclasses it for any conceivable use.

>>53379297
I agree.
BRICS+ nations are monetizing Gold.

>>53379343

>>53379297
Looks about right to me. Keep stacking both.

>>53379331
man I’m jelly
Hoping to hit 5oz Au and 200oz Ag by the end of the year I believe I can make it happen

>>53379592
we will all make it

>>53379777
I check your digits and believe (You) bro

Have a genuine Boomer bar.

>>53377827
based

>>53378722
100$ why? The only reason why I might forget about it is that it commemorates Bell's 175th anniversary, so it's not really a milestone, but more of a gimmick by the Mint. What says you?

So I was at my LCS pickin' up a few rounds. This Nogrel comes in with a fistful of world coins. He asks the clerk if he'd be interested, and the clerk turns him down. I ask if I can see them. I sort through them, and tell him I'll give him $5. He accepts. Most were crap, but there was
1933 George V 1 shilling - 50% silver
1945 US Philipping dime - 75% silver
1953 Morocco 200 Franc - 72% silver
1937 Syrian 25 Piastres - 68% silver

Nog says he has a shitton more from his recently deceased granddad. I took his number. Probably won't call, but I might. There was a 1945 20 Franc. It's garbage aluminum bronze, but he has no idea what he has, and there might be some good coins in the batch.

>>53376838
Wasn't he an American?

>>53380201

he was a scot who emigrated to canada

>>53380201
Why is there a coin of pudgy woman taking a dump into a chamber pot? Has it always been an American thing?

>>53380217
Makes sense then.
>>53380262
>Why is there a coin of pudgy woman taking a dump into a chamber pot? Has it always been an American thing?
Thats a hobo art coin someone carved from a dime.

>>53380320
Ah, so it is an American thing.

>>53379297
Can always use more gold

>>53380320
She looks like my wife lol.

>>53379343
>dumped 90%
what kind of math is this?

Got my first peace dollar

https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/gold-and-silver-boom-predicted-us-hits-debt-ceiling-dollar-devalues

>>53376302
Just bought my first oz of silver today.
Am I too late?
I hear it's a good time to buy silver.
t. non stacker

>>53380605
>1Oz
yer gonna make it bub yargh
it might be enough not to suck a dick for a merc for a little bit but you better start stackin, I got like 15$ in mercs ;)

>>53379343
I agree. Sell me all your worthless gold and silver. I'll even pay close to spot.

if anyone needs a reminder of where they’re at or their goal

I see we’ve split threads

>>53379343
cool, new banker sponsored fud pasta

>>53380780
Nowhere near where I want to be but not overly worried about it, my metals aren't for me they are for my family and I have time to add to them.
Hope everyone is komfy today.

>>53380605
Never a bad time to but Anon. It all starts with one. Picrel was my first ounce. What did you pickup? Also premiums are always a bitch if you are buying online always try and get free shipping to offset it.

>>53379297
you can never be too either heavy.
me personally, i'm focusing on gold from now on.

>>53380793
otherone doesnt even have PM op piccy.

Bumping the true nonfake .999 pmg

>>53381000
based checkin them trips

>>53381000
That was deciding factor for me, I go to pmg for metal, cmmg for charts.

>>53376750

>>53376750

>>53376750

>>53380869
Wewh, that's a polished coin right there.
Very nice.
I managed to get my hands on a RARE piece of art.
Found it on ebay for a good price.
All of them sold out as soon as they hit the market, a couple years ago.

It just arrived today in the mail.
Going to check it out after dinner.

>>53380702
I hope I have some more time to stack.
I lost 3000 dollars in crypto, instead of stacking.
Feels bad.

>>53381073
No

>>53376302
Give me recommendations on something gold I should buy with ~2k to celebrate my first business profits.

>>53380605
>Just bought my first oz of silver today.
>Am I too late?

>>53381232
Only one? Might be.

Any collectors around this evening, what’s your poison? Favorite drink while ‘mirin your set? For me it’s kooks and martinis

WHEN

>>53381260

>>53381232

>>53381091
Excited to see it Anon.

>>53381260
I've got a kilo queens beast completer, and kilo libertad that are my favorites. Drinking preworkout before hitting the gym.

>>53381265
Two more weeks

>>53381334
I’ve thought about grabbing a kilo kook, the 10 ouncers seem just right though

>>53381239
Don't crush his dreams bro...

>>53381265
Sierra Oscar Oscar November
Tango Mike

>>53381000
I can barely read that, and it nearly got me fired this week. Completely perfect vision otherwise

>>53380605
>thinks he's gonna make it with 1oz
Stack faster, global fiat is collapsing in two weeks.

>>53381000
Checked, I can’t read this because I’m color deficient

>>53376302
Cool, I just attributed a new s/s variety for the 1909 S st gaudens at work. >>53380262
That obviously came from a seated liberty dollar/half/quarter that was counter stamped and surface altered

I bought more silver today

>>53381680
me too

>>53380605
>>53381265
>>53381341
>>53381546
Unironically the financial collapse could officially happen this summer if your congress decides to not raise the debt ceiling anymore. This video will explain why this time there's a high probability that America can default on its debt if just one law maker overrules the speaker.

https://youtu.be/upaNqY2AkK8

>>53381450
>>53381561
It's hard for people who have normal color vision. It's a troll image to trick you into thinking you've got a problem.

>>53380780
I'm aiming to reach Roman tier by the end of the year.

>>53381203
go for a kinebar

the anticounterfeit lazer designs on the backs are cool as fuck

>>53381696
>if your congress decides to not raise the debt ceiling anymore
I'm here to tell you that the Clown World Principle won't allow this to happen.

President Brandon can use an executive order to request the Treasury to mint a platinum coin worth $1trillion dollars and the debt would be paid. It's that easy.

>>53381792
can’t w8 m8

>>53381792
>mint a platinum coin worth $1trillion dollars and the debt would be paid. It's that easy.
not wrong just panful

Stumbled upon something odd, frens...
Was looking after elements' abundance in the earth crust, and i've noticed they completely messed up the numbers for gold lately. And it's truly all over the place.
From what i remember, silver always was at 0.07ppm, and gold at around 0.004. So basically 15x rarer, which was the commonly accepted ratio used by countries for the conversion rate for so long while both still were monetary metals. Which is logical.

The first link you'll find if you type "elements abundance on earth" is literally a WEF link lol. Which is displaying pic related, coming from Visual Capitalist (the irony...). If you look there, they missed a 0 for gold, putting it at 0.04ppm instead of 0.004, which is a pretty big mistake, it implies silver and gold are equally rare in the earth's crust... Doesn't look very serious from the WEF to check on this.

But anyway. That's where it become confusing, the 2nd link on google : the wiki page, here they changed the earth's crust abundance of gold for one of their source, but not the other.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abundance_of_elements_in_Earth%27s_crust#cite_note-4

Both sources are dated from April 2007 (probably when the wiki entry was created) : it's Barbalance and WebElement. They tend to have pretty similar results for all the elements, but JUST for gold, Barbalance cite 0.001ppm, while WebElement says 0.003ppm.
Which is an abberation. Never i've witnessed this 0.001 figure before, and iirc the commonly accepted figure always have been 0.004... Even on this very wiki page.

So why did they shadow-edit this page? I could swear it was marked 0.004 for both sources not long ago, but i don't have any snapshot to prove it..
And how do they end up with this x4 rarer figure than the commonly accepted sources?

It doesn't look very serious that for the first google links (WEF and wiki), you end up with 3 results for gold's abundance, and all three are widly differents (and wrong) : 0.04, 0.001 and 0.003...

>>53381792
>President Brandon can use an executive order to request the Treasury to mint a platinum coin worth $1trillion dollars and the debt would be paid. It's that easy.
If it's that easy, why aren't they doing it now?

>>53376334
nice carpet, compass, leopold, cirno, and silver

>>53381921
Because it's never been necessary. Congress always passes the ceiling. It's kabuki.

>>53381997
I'll believe this magic $1 trillion dollar platinum coin when I see it.

>>53381717
I read it easily.

>>53381921
Because the Jew bankers don't want the Treasury to issue its own currency, they want to issue currency as debt (federal reserve notes) and make money on the interest. They killed Kennedy because he wanted the treasury to print money.

>>53379343
Low quality B8

>>53382120
The idea was first floated by Obama in 2011, it's not a novel concept. To be fair, it is ridiculous. But guess what? Honk honk.

>>53382290
Not only it's extremely low quality, but more concerning, it's spammed on several boards, multiples times a day...

>>53381915
it’s Jewry what do you think it means?
buy buy buy

>>53381915
Just buy more.

>>53382295
The reason it's ridiculous is because you can't create labor and goods out of thin air. For example you could make a quadrillion platinum coin to pay off the debt and be in credit. You can then take this credit and give it to Americans to deal with inflation. Only thing is that inflation still increases because the actual value of the number is fake. See what I mean.

>>53382328
That's not how inflation actually works the inflation would only happen when new money is spent or new debt is created. If we simply paid off all the debt with a 30 some trillion dollar coin nothing would happen. The bankers would be mad if we didn't borrow from them every time we need more money though to pay off the interest on the old debt.

>>53382328
Yeah of course inflation increases, but the debt is paid. This is what makes the whole debt ceiling argument silly because there's literally no number they aren't willing to make up. It's imaginary numbers made up to satisfy some other imaginary number. The entire financial world is close to 90% derivative assets so this is basically a giant game of make believe.

Does anyone here steal their gold and silver?

>>53382387
no we arnt nigs anon.

>>53380796
It's old actually.

>>53381888
Checked. 8 of eternity.

>>53382354
>That's not how inflation actually works the inflation would only happen when new money is spent or new debt is created

Anon, minting a 4 quadrillion coin would still cause inflation because you're inflating the currency by adding more numbers. This creates a problem because now everyone's wages will need rising, but that will have an effect on international trade because American goods have more labor costs and that nations around the world are now poorer because the United States has yet again inflated its world reserve currency. America needs to reduce its currency, but it can't do that because its social programs will implode. Unless you can give me a specific chain of events to fix this, then I say this platinum coin to become debt free is bullshit.

>>53381915
Probably preparing a new narrative to explain exploding gold and sver prices
>scientists have discovered that gold and silver are much rarer than we thought; exploding prices have nothing to do with de valuation of the currency, goy.

>>53379343
>gold and silver are both worthless
>silver is more worthless
Words having meanings my friend. I never take financial advice from people who don't even understand what they're saying.

>>53382484
That's what i think too. Or at least muddying the water. What are the odds all the best referenced links for gold abundance on earth all are edited to be wrong at the same time seriously?

You know /pmg/, I'm not gonna tell you that silver and gold is going to increase in value, or even hold their current value, the truth is you bought them because you like them, they have value to you, and thats what matters.

>>53380136
I just wanted to know if it was a commemorative or just a medal.
I hadn't seen it before.
>>53380445
Nice! I don't have any 24s. I should get some 23s as they're 100 years old this year.
>>53381696
I'm trying to design a bi-metalic coin with comparative weights to an ideal GSR from a previous thread. It's more challenging than I thought.

>>53382575
It has to be on purpose. Checked it out by myself last minutes and on second thought they either will pump silver prices or dump gold prices.Imo high silver prices will be not a problem for globohomo since they control currency and they will be able to provide enough money for the smartphone and computer producers that follow their agenda to stay in business and provide tge goys with relatively cheap devices. But its only speculation.

>>53382609
Thanks rick

>>53379273
Based Goblin Poster

>>53380164
Call Him. ASAP
he could have gold. and think its not, (reverse of people thinking $1 coins are gold) it happens

>SD Bullion sold out of 1oz rounds on sale.
What does this say about silver demand?

>>53382658
I agree that high silver prices is less of an issue for globohomo simply because it's gold being used as a benchmark to measure currencies' performances, which is the main reason why they suppress gold.

And silver is such a tiny market (cap), as you said it's not much effort for them to pump the prices to continue a cheap inflow of silver from 3rd world > US.
That said, it certainly isn't helping their plan and narrative that in 2022 -for the first time in 50 years-, silver investment's demand outpaced it's industrial demand. Even in 2011 when silver spiked to $50 (would be what, like $90 of today's toilet money?) it didn't occur. Which is pretty incredible when you know it's the second commodity with the most industrial applications after oil..

Overall it's more vital for globohomo to keep gold's price low to save their rotten financial system, but if they lose the battle on silver, how long until they lose it for gold too?
I'm so incredibly bullish on silver i legit need to be interned.

>>53382775
Nothing really.

I just ordered pic related because I think they look neat. Actually good artwork for a buffalo spinoff.

>>53382484
>>53382575
>>53382658
>>53382887
it would explain why globo elites constantly horde gold. you constantly hear stories about it but in public they constantly downplay all of it and call stacking stupid

>>53380605
>>53380869
>>53381306
Based M&P enjoyer.
I know it's not much but It's a big day for me.

I'm looking forward to stacking heavier.
Any recommendations for decent prices?
I hear Apmex is good, but idk.

>>53382914
When all the globo elites tells you PMs are worthless all while stacking up like if their lives depended on it, you clearly know something is up kek.
Next narrative will be trying to guilt trip us, saying stacking is destroying the planet. That all our shinies could be used to power le green energy revolution instead of collecting dust in our safes...
It will be the exact same pattern than with the vax guilt tripping
>you.. SilverChud! If i don't have a tesla it's because of your stack! You are literally killing me!

>>53382892
These would probably look epic if they had some tarnish and patina on them. Something to bring out the relief.
>>53381792
What would yall do with the trillion dollar coin? I'd buy Rhode Island.
>>53380605
Sorry lil homie...
>>53381282
Don't forget the nigger version. Black history month is in 10 days!

>>53383003
>Black history month is in 10 days!
Is there any day left in your calendar not dedicated to nigger worshipping at this point?

>>53382449
You're not actually understanding the point of the platinum coin but we're not disagreeing with you.

The point of the debt ceiling is to raise the amount of money the government can borrow. This increases the national debt which increases inflation because we need to print cash dollars to borrow to meet this debt.

If congress refuses to raise the debt ceiling, this would mean the government cannot borrow, hence no printing and we enter default. One way to avoid this scenario is to increase the money supply by simply minting a coin worth some insane amount of money. The president has a special ability to do this due to a law passed in 1997 that permits the treasury to mint platinum coins of any denomination without the approval of congress and they are legal tender. This was never an issue before because platinum coins represent a nominal amount of currency. In any case this is Clown World and no idea is too ridiculous for these fucking morons. They'll mint a 1 quadrillion dollar platinum coin and it'll have a pride flag on one side and George Floyd on the other.

>>53383017
>Is there any day left in your calendar not dedicated to nigger worshipping at this point?
pride month

>>53383070
>In any case this is Clown World and no idea is too ridiculous for these fucking morons. They'll mint a 1 quadrillion dollar platinum coin and it'll have a pride flag on one side and George Floyd on the other.

As much as I have the Pride and Floyd shit, that would be gold to see happen. Future generations will look at this and wounder how fucking mad we were all back then.

>>53381680
>>53381690
Good work

>>53383017
Well two days ago we had Robert E Lee day.

>>53380780
>bring up my old apmex account for shits and giggles since i used them to buy weird shit
>tfw at coinvivor tier for apmex purchases alone
>i haven't bought anything from apmex in like 7 years and mostly stopped buying from them around 2013-2014

i really need to audit my holdings

>>53376334
NICE

Ok boys what do what’s the best choice? I like all them but can only pick one.

>>53383642
The Napoleon is probably lowest premium with history to boot

>>53379777
Moments like these reaffirm that we really will make it

>>53382449
Correct, but it would only cause inflation because it's increasing the money supply by being "4 quadrillion." If it were just a coin that was the exact amount to repay all our debts it would cause 0 inflation because the inflation already occurred when the debt was created. Banks can create an infinite amount of inflation by loaning fractionally, and since 2020 I believe we're on no-reserves banking— they can lend infinitely. Even the 4 quadrillion coin would likely not cause inflation as long as the money couldn't enter the economy and was only used to pay debts, but as soon as congress got the digits in the treasury account corresponding to that amount to spend, it would.

>>53383642
>>53383661
nvm I thought it was 20 francs

>>53383642
Pick number 3 m'lord

>>53383642
Historic gold always mogs.

>>53382277
Checked

>>53383672
No it’s 5

>>53383001
Yeah they’ll go even harder on the environmental costs of mining.

>>53379199
Coins with lettering on the rim is really starting to grow on me. What are they exactly? I can't tell.

>>53383642
All of these are crazy high premium items, if you’re dead set on tiny fractional gold that is a sovereign coin they make little 1 gram maples you can get for like $80.

But that’s still a pretty steep markup fren

>>53383642
5 FRANCS
5 FRANCS
5 FRANCS

>>53382387
The female fence in Thief 3 is literally the only time I've ever heard my name affectionately purred by a woman. I've never really played the thief games but they have always captured my imagination. Shame what became of the series, I liked the character Garrett and not just because I share the name.

>>53383901
>>53383642
5 FRANCS
5 FRANCS
5 FRANCS

>>53380780
Salamander tier with purchases done at two occasions in 2020. I'm sorry I haven't contributed since but I'm looking to diversify in a way most people only dream of. Also, if you saw me walking down the street you would think I'm a bum with the way I'm dressed. On the topic of PMs I've never been more comfy. I hold a lot of USD even though I reside in Europe and it's been a smart move, but it's clear the USD is dead now beyond aby doubt. I'm gonna keep holding dollars slowly moving them into other things but they could as well become worthless very quickly, if so I'll hug my PMs so I'm all good either way.

>>53383642
5 franc, due to government not able to touch it as it's pre 1913 and holding a real premium since you are going with fractional gold. Also lmao at the 1/2 gram, holy fuck no.

>>53380780
Stacklet gang stacklet gang! maybe if we group together we can build a pirate ship!

Anyone else kinda want a scrap treasure room like bigstackD?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=r5cToa5bjb0

>>53384653
Nope.

>>53384653
I would like to melt stuff down and cast it.
>>53384664
yep

>>53380201
What unfortunate tiddies. Poor gal.

>>53381915
>you end up with 3 results for gold's abundance, and all three are widly differents (and wrong) : 0.04, 0.001 and 0.003...
geologist here. I do t have any broiler books here to add some more numbers, but I’m pretty certain there’s no “correct” number. That’s not how geology works. It’s all just estimates and extrapolation from what little samples we have from the crust. Hell, it wouldn’t surprise me if even those two numbers that are an order of magnitude different are both equally “correct”.

>>53381792
Wellllllll . . . not exactly easy. The debt is not owed to just one sucker he could give the coin to. He can't pay government employees or the Social Security "trust" fund.with it. If he gives it to the Federal Reserve in payment for debt, the entire MMT is undermined and the banks freak out. If he gives it to pay off China or Japan, it triggers an international cascade of abandonment of the dollar. What exactly CAN he do with it?

>>53383070
So essentially, what you’re saying is that I should buy Pt?
Got ya!
What’s a good Pt thing to get? Seems like there isn’t much selection here in Euroland to start with.

>>53382887
I stack silver. But just because some commodity appears in many patents does not mean it has "the most industrial applications" It is, for example, absurd to imagine that silver has more industrial applications than iron.

>>53381260
>'mirin
Go the fuck back you insufferable zoomer monkey.

>>53385660
Lurk moar

>>53380445
Is it weird I like these more than Morgans?

>>53385660
>Go the fuck back you insufferable zoomer monkey.
No you fuck off, nothing wrong posting you stack

>>53385660
mirin is a /fit/ meme from eons ago you cockwaffle

>>53380445
beautiful. the Peace dollar might be my all time favorite Coin.
>>53385683
nah, it just means you have the taste and sensibility of a distinguished gentleman. Morgans are beautys, but the Peace dollar is the patricians choice

>>53383595
> Asuna is back !
hello old fren

>>53385849
It’s now my designated fondle piece

>>53384337
>Based HK enthusiast
Nice stack.
Geiger metals always remind me of this old Clint Eastwood movie.

>>53376302
>>53376302

Anons your participation needed, post advices, stacks and infographics

Global Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/413165489

>>53386186
how about NO

>>53383000
I prefer JM bullion, they give a military discount as well which gives you their "bulk" price which can save a couple bucks here and there. And free shipping over 200 so that's nice.
My favorite handgun. I need a full size m&p9 since I rarely shoot 45 anymore. But ended up getting a g17 instead.

Are we doing that stupid two threads thing again!
Oh well…
I can get pic rel for at spot.
But it's only 640 silver. Is 640 even worth getting, if I'm mainly in it for the silver content? Sure, it's recognizable currency, so that counts for something, and most of it is indeed silver, but 640 is quite low. Probably why it's so cheap. What's your take?

>>53386566
checked, one has shiny in OP pic, the other one doesn't so this one is the legit one. I usually only get silver when it is above 70 % silver content otherwise it would cost to much to refine, but I do make some exceptions if it is a coin I like, like the reichsmark

>>53386566
I buy coinage of any purity as long as its below is melt value.

>>53386691
When you sell it you won't get much back though

>>53386697
I will if silver moons in the coming years.

>>53383642
get the frenchie

>>53386697
That’s the thing: spread also is insanely low, it seems. Would make a profit in a week. But for long term, I’m not so sure. Guess I could see it as a form of diversification.

>>53386717
That is true, you also see as oppertunity cost as the money you spent on these coins you could not use on .999 for example, but ofcourse that is up to you as the "junk" silver would also be better for barter in the country of origin

Opinions on gold vs platinum? Payday coming up and it's down to a choice between another 3 gold sovereigns, or my first platinum Britannia

>>53386717
SIlver won't moon it will crash below $5 in the coming year. Gold may have a small chance, but I wouldn't bet on it now that inflation is coming down.

>>53386784
It will all be refined to .999 someday.

>>53387038
>now that inflation is coming down.
You live in a fantasy world.

>>53387038
$5 silver would be a divine miracle

>>53387004
At the base level, gold is a hedge against inflation. At the more speculative level, gold is a bet on remonetization (which looks less and less speculative daily). Platinum is mainly a bet on industrial use, particularly fuel cells.

I would make sure to have plenty of gold before investing much in platinum (other than a bit for fun).

And also HK pistols.

>>53376354
Seems about right
>things looking even bleaker on world stage
>btc up 25%
>sliver flat

>>53387086
Inflation may dip temporarily, but the long-term prospect for rising inflation is as certain as the long-term prospect for continued government/crony fiscal recklessness and greed.

>>53387145
>Update
Agree.

>>53387132
Nothing is stopping you from getting some BTC, only retarded tribalism, which should not apply to financial assets

>>53380845
Based family oriented stacker, cheers fren

>>53387126
we had sub $5.oz silver back in 2002 or thereabouts. it could happen again.
in this full spectrum clown world of today, nothing is impossible

>>53387126
We had $12 Ag about 7 or 8 years ago. What happened was all the vendor were 'out of stock'. You couldn't find a bar of any size anywhere.

Just gobbled up this unmonogrammed 7" candy dish off eBay for $55.79 total, melt value about $132. Seller thought the "STERLING" mark was the maker's name, kek. Works out to $10.18/ozt asw which is a little higher than my target but I'm happy to pay a bit over for nice non-weighted dishes like these. Good luck hunting down the cheapies anons.

>>53387556
It's not weighted, is it?

>>53387582
it's a candy dish with a pedestal foot and no maker's mark if anon is to be believed so it's likely to be weighted.

>>53387038
Inshallah, I wouldn’t mind some cheapies

>>53387582
>It's not weighted, is it?

Certainly not fren, it's a proper piece of sterling hollow-ware. Weighted stuff with rare exceptions all gets scrapped but I like hoarding these better quality pieces, besides a personal appreciation for antiques so much of this stuff has gotten melted and refined over the years that if tastes change and sterling becomes fashionable again the relatively few pieces that remain will be worth a respectable premium. Anyway keep your eyes open for deals, boomers die and their estates get liquidated every day so good luck hunting.

>>53387625
>it's likely to be weighted.

Nope, I'm not a retard anon.

You guys DID pre-order your vault box before they sold out, right???

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjL6xqI13XI

>>53387729
With that mark where it is. It wont be a weighted piece.

Check out this opal ring famalam can anyone identify markings or style?

Also have a question on how to identify ivory? I have a bracelet that possibly is ivory but likely not, I do however have a lot of old antiques/real ivory so just want to test it.

>>53387989
Blurry pic here but shows the 14k mark

>>53387989
looks 1920s-early 30s? Luv me some opals but more recently i've fallen for ammolite.

>>53388088
Time range checks out, belonged to my great grandmother. It’s a beautiful piece, in a big fan of opal as well


Here’s the potential ivory piece, I personally think it’s costume but what do you gentlemen think

>>53388161
The discoloration here is pretty bad. If this is just a pure costume piece I can give it to my daughter when she’s of age to wear it but if it’s real I gotta store this puppy with the others

>>53388161
Maybe it's lighting, but it looks very white, shiny and pearly - not what I'd expect from ivory.
But tehn again, I don't know what material they'd bother with carving so intricately back in great-grandma's day either.

>>53388205
Most of my ivory has been kept in good condition, like this piece, you might recognize this as I’ve posted my other pieces before. The bracelet I’ve just posted has been pretty loose and passed around, was not kept away safely like everything else. I don’t know if wear and tear would cause those issues but it could just be a very intricate costume piece, hopefully someone here can help.

>>53388176
>>53388256
I hadn't seen the inside when I posted. That looks painted, and it's wearing off inside. I'm quite certain they wouldn't coat ivory with anything.
That statue screams ivory.

>>53388404
Thanks for validating my belief I thought so too but didn’t want to assume before a second opinion.
Here’s another piece for your pleasure

>>53388176
Like anon said Ivory wouldn't have been painted, not unless done or paid for by great grandma for some reason. The color underneath looks like ivory or bone but could be any number of things, to test if it's plastic you can heat a needle red hot then try to melt/pierce somewhere inconspicuous on the inside. The hinge looks like pretty basic bitch crap though which I wouldn't expect on fine ivory and I think I see a casting bubble so plastic or similar seems most likely.

>>53388545
Yeah not all my pieces are directly from them as I received a large mixed bundle of items, majority are authentic and vintage/antique but a lot of just random things as well. I have old British costume jewelry as well that appear great but when inspecting them you discover imperfections. I’ll try that needle test.

>>53388088
Ammolite is stunning! There are a few beds of the common opal form in my home territory in Northern BC, they have color but nothing like that material.

We could get announcements on Perth Mint bullion as early as tonight, King Chuck I presume

hello where are the cheapies?

Stack Silver
Build non serialized firearms
Mint a 1,000,000,000,000 coin because why not
Post sneed on the freest site on the internet

I love this piece so much. Has an engraving on it for my great grandmother who I named my firstborn daughter after. Will be awesome to see her wear this piece when she’s an adult, it would be 100 years old at that point.

>>53376302
Latest fondle piece frens. Got a new wedding ring out of a 2014 silver eagle.

>>53386542
Thanks for the info my friend.
I'll be sure to check it out.
I actually have yet to buy a 9mm.
I'll probably scoop a 19x or something.
Haven't decided yet.
I hear good things about glock.

>>53380320
>carved from a dime
its a silver dollar

>>53381649
Its a trade dollar, you whore

>>53389222
With the latest wording from the ATF we may not see cheapies for a little while. Blatant infringement on the second amendment will lead the g.p. to feel uneasy/unsure coupled with the housing market downtrend and increased prices on everything. I'd still advise to continue DCA but also keep supplies on everything else plentiful. Most importantly if you aren't learning a level of self sustainment it is never to late, remember no one will help you but yourself.

>>53389708
What are those pieces on the right?

>>53389627
1873-1931 was the most sovlful era of US coinage, it's too good
>Trade Dollar
>Morgan Dollar
>Seated liberty quarters/dimes/halves still in circulation
>Incuse indian head quarter/half eagles
>Indian headdress $10
>Saint gaudens $20
>Peace dollar
>Mercury Dime
>Indian head penny
>Buffalo nickel
>Standing liberty quarter
>Panama-Pacific exposition commems
>Columbian half dollar
Only stinkers this era were the somewhat boring liberty gold pieces, Lincoln replacing the Indian penny, and the outright stinker Barber Liberties replacing the gorgeous seated libs. Once 1932 hit it was over, a boring Washington bust replaced Standing liberty then the year after in 1933 circulated gold was outlawed. Fuck you FDR.

If I'm a poorfag who can't afford to sling around thousands, or even hundreds most of the time, is it better that I stick to buying silver ounces instead of dabbling in gold? I sort of want to get a gold 1/10 ounce but the premium is crazy.

>>53389765
Monarch metals, they have an Egyptian series the odd shaped one is an ounce the other ones are 1/4 ounce, not a good buy for premiums sake but I like them so I got them. And to the side of them are some "novelty" RIP rounds.

>>53389808
>Morgan Dollar
That eagle looks like a dead chicken, its one of our most hideous coins.
You're right about the post-1907 renaissance being beautiful, but you're mashing in turds like seated liberty and morgan which makes no sense.

>>53389822
To bad I haven't seen sigbro on here in a while with his ounce in 1g pamp bars. Buy what you want anon, for the record the smaller coins are 1/10oz plat so a gold one would be slightly larger. The small bar is 1g and the one in the blister is 2.5. I'd personally start with some silver then buy the gold. It will also help you get used to putting the money somewhere you won't use it immedietly.

>>53389708
how do you like those books anon? want both of them

>>53389900
Morgan's eagle isn't great but the liberty makes up for it. Love me Morgs.
What's wrong with seated libertys?

>>53389911
Very informative, I think the homesteader book is more useful of the 2. I'd also suggest Steve rinellas second book since it focuses on small game as well.

>>53389977
It looks like it was drawn by a third grader. The most beautiful coins in the 19th century all came from Europe.

>>53389222
no more cheapies fren, that time is over

>>53390017
>second book since it focuses on small game as well.
must have missed that one what is it called?

>>53390158
"The Complete Guide to Hunting, Butchering, and Cooking Wild Game: Volume 2: Small Game and Fowl"

>>53390204
based thanks fren

Day 5788. 2 x 2 x 1447. All my urine til 3.00pm then dried figs and green grapes then more urine then fresh fruit and vegetables at 2.00pm. No change.

Local shop finally got some Eagles, I may just get one.

>>53376302
It just dawned on me - OP, that pic is OC, right?
Pretty!

>>53383834
100 Kronen, 20 Kronen and 20SFr Vreneli

>>53388256
>>53388505
This is my ivory, found in a gravel pit back in the 50s, in extremely rough shape because "3 boys"

>>53390204
Highly recommend their weekly MeatEater podcast too. Have been listening for years. Very informative and entertaining.

Could you have saved Him?

>>53389222
If that 1827 is real it really needs a protective holder.

>>53379297
silber
got no hate for gold but lets SETF
then your silver will buy moar goald anyways

>>53391557
>If that 1827 is real it really needs a protective holder.

Yup, I bet its a fake.

>>53391557
only worth about $97 in avg condition.

>>53391469
That’s cool! What gave away that it’s ivory and how come it was at the bottom of a gravel pit?

>>53383017

>>53391970
Mammoth ivory?

>>53391970
Mammoth or mastodon, my dad got it back in the day. Might have been found washed out of a riverbank, been 30+ years since I got it.

>>53392371

>>53386566
>Is 640 even worth getting
No. Few ppl want low purity silver below a certain threshold, it's too costly to separate from all the common metals. That's why you still can get various .500 coins for below spot, while .900 premiums are through the roof.

As a rule of thumb, do not stack anything with less than .800 purity. Below that point, it's not considered solid silver anymore.
IF the price is really absurdly cheap you can go for it, as at some point the silver mania will attract all kind of clueless newbs who will want anything stamped "silver" once we reach 3 digits.

>>53392276
Nah mine is likely elephant
>>53392371
That’s so cool, I’m jealous I’d love to own mammoth ivory but acquiring it seems impossible

>>53392457
You can buy mammoth ivory. https://arcticantiques.com/store/pieces-11

>>53391970
I swear to god i saw this set of figurines sold on ebay not long ago.

>>53392441
please show me where i can get 40% halves for spot or anything silver at spot

ill buy :)

>>53392492
I’m interested to see that if you did, they weren’t my pieces
>>53392483
Oh cool! Thanks dude

>>53392441
ähh no sweetie, its not too costly to seperate 640 silver in industrial refineries, they do it everyday.

>>53392499
Sure. Look for "Turin Francs" on ebay. It sells for 19€/oz usually.
https://www.ebay.fr/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=franc+turin+argent&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_sop=1&rt=nc&LH_Sold=1&LH_Complete=1
Hell, even 5F semeuses are selling for below spot and they are .835
>or anything silver at spot
Scrapfren is literally begging you since over a year to snag all the sterling silverware you can find in flea markets/ebay/craiglist..
It's pretty easy to find .925 items for around $17/oz if you pay attention.

>>53392576
Sure, but how much industrial refineries will pay for your scrap silver? They all are lowballing you to death usually.

>>53392530
Since the pic is probably from the ebay auction itself, you maybe can trace it back by doing an image search?

>>53381717

Anon...

>>53387843
>(((grading industry)))
>(((Lubinski)))
Every. Single. Time.

>>53376302
Have any of you guys ever considered stacking lithium?

Stacking a bunch of it could help stop the globohomo "green" electric car push. An EV has around 60 kg of lithium in it.

>>53392690
It’s not because I took that picture myself and I have not sold my items my dude, I think anon is claiming that those same items were for sale somewhere

>>53392871
Bad idea desu. Lithium is quite common as element, with an abundance of 20ppm. And as the need grows, big corps will invest more in lithium mining and refining process who will drastically lower the extraction's costs.
What was making lithium expensive a decade ago wasn't the rarity of the metal itself, but the lack of facilities designed to refine it. It's the same for all rare earths, it's a misconception to think they are rares. It's just they are incredibly annoying to refine, thus only a company or two in the world specialized in them.

To put things in perspective, lead is almost twice rarer than lithium in the earth's crust. And i doubt you'd ever consider stacking lead bars.

>>53392894
Gotcha, then it's maybe simply some other figurines looking alike. It was a while back so i can't tell you for sure.

>>53391549

before i left for basic last year i had 30 oz saved up, couldn't buy any more for a year and it was the worst year of my life. bad juju with this amount.

if i couldn't start stacking again last month i was ready to just give one to the next person who asked for change.

>>53387132
>btc up 25%
down 80% then up 25%
>silver flat
I'll take it.

>>53381915
I forgot I had this. It's interesting when looked at from different angles.

>>53379259
My 1oz '2023' lizard ships tomorrow and should be here by Wednesday.

>>53379331
This pic makes me quite erect.

>>53380020
>75P HM.
What's this mean?

>>53393189
Ordered the late lizard coin in October...shit never came

>>53392963
>i doubt you'd ever consider stacking lead bars

Think again fren, scrappers gonna scrap.

>>53393239
Never order early, do it last minute.

>>53380445
Very nice, fren. One of the best designs ever. I'm not a fan of fat chicks with double chins.

>>53392963
I have a stack of lead bars. And some tellurium. And some cerrosafe, which I used just yesterday. Neat stuff. Probably need some more of that.

>>53381073
Get fucked.

finally got a preorder in relatively on time. Don't know why APMEX can't release these earlier so I can be ready with the red envelope gifts. The last year I need (started with dragon) before I can go harder into 10oz RCM bars

>>53385660
dyel detected

>>53393246
any interest in reloading? your local glowie wants to know

>>53381334
>kilo libertad
I hate you.

>>53381696
>congress decides to not raise the debt ceiling anymore
When has this ever happened? It's all horse and pony. There may as well not even be a debt ceiling.

>>53393345
>any interest in reloading? your local glowie wants to know

I invite all local glowies to fuck around and find out.

>>53393279
Ping test the 22 on the top of that pic. Looks like bubbles under her eye, not sure if it’s just the photo quality.

>>53382449
>Normal 1oz gold coin next to a bug.
Can't fool me.

>>53393425
RIP dog and minority gardener

>>53393233
Dubs checked.
Prety sure "75" means it was minted in 1975. HM is definitely "Hamilton Mint." Not sure about the P. A Google search says maybe it was minted in Philadelphia, but I wouldn't bet a Mercury dime on that.

>>53389808
It's a shame we cucked and started putting politicians on our coins. I was going to ask what every American's favorite coin was but I realized basically every list would be the same
>Indian Head
>Buffalo
>Merc
>SLQ
>Walker

Morgan vs. Peace is the only real debate I ever really see.

>>53389529
Honestly I like the g19x a lot. But unless you are dead set on fde the g45 is the same build as the 19x but with all of the gen 5 features

>>53393246
>>53393306
Kek, that's why i love my /pmg/frens

>>53391621
no it's real and has the inscribed edges :)

>>53393429
I'll keep that in mind. Maybe ping it tomorrow. If it's bad SD Bullion's got some splaining to do...

>>53393552
>it was minted in 1975.
A fine year.

>>53393559
>Morgan vs. Peace is the only real debate I ever really see.
You're either a chubby chaser, or you're not.

> Starting with January 2023 data, the BLS plans to update weights annually for the Consumer Price Index based on a single calendar year of data, using consumer expenditure data from 2021. This reflects a change from prior practice of updating weights biennially using two years of expenditure data.

>>53393791
Credit due to mark moss in youtube

I just bought 1oz of Ruthenium. Will post pics in a week

>>53393761
Pre21 Morgan > Peace > 1921 Morgan

>>53393904
I have never heard of that before. Nice I guess

>>53391549
30 shekels is about 11.09ozt, so you'd need 12ozt silver at minimum to outbid the cheapskate Jew priests.

>>53383661
nice photo anon

>>53394195
Imagine one of your supposed best buds selling you out for 12oz...

Love me functional antique sterling. Simple as.

>>53379343
It's 1-8 in the ground goober.
Copper isn't used for li-ion batteries and solar panels. Copper doesn't have the same anti-microbial properties.

>>53393716
Please dont just toss it in with the junk silver. It looks gradable. At least keep in a flip or better.

>>53392871
I would agree except regular lithium is common and battery grade is the hard to get quality part, and that's still alot of something you can't sell normally as a metal at your local shop or metal yard even if you gather it somehow. Best way is mining stocks that are directly in mining battery grade lithium mines, since you can't buy positions of lithium in the marketplace as a commodity, nor do you want regular lithium at all. DYOR on the stock tickers, avoid mining stocks with the battery grade lithium/lithium being a small portion of their mining material they are getting, it's about % in this investment.
>>53392583 It's not easy to find much in 925 at smelt or less, too many fucks are hitting the same places, you have to get lucky or know places others don't hit that get fresh stock, minus fuel cost it doesn't cripple most people from searching if they have free time.

>>53394345
I like tourtels.

>>53383642
Personally love my napoleon 20franc

>>53394444
Checkitty check check
>>53394345
I have a little sterling pillbox to keep my ancients in. It is a family heirloom in itself.
Doesn't look as cute as that though.

>>53381882

NEW THREAD

>>53394555

>>53393659
SEXO

>>53389822
From a guy who went from 0 to over 400oz at about $200-300 at a time, I would suggest foregoing gold in increments under 1/4oz or 10g. If you see gold that's really close to spot, go for it (under 70 or so/toz), but silver is the much better option in small quantities.

>>53387127
Anon I would suck your dick purely for the remnants of class it leaves behind

>>53383670
No brother, it would create inflation. The debt would be repaid, meaning the bondholders would now have US dollars in their hands as the government redeemed the debt.
One man's asset is another person's liability. People are relying on that debt and that income to survive. Pension funds alone would ensure that when (because we will do this) print the money to redeem the bonds people suffer immensely.

>>53388088
mid except top left and bottom center. Too much green, fracturing and poor quality epoxy covering. Come back when you've got some hand polished ammolite.

>>53394195
any clue how much that would last a typical poor person back then?

>>53389808
For me, it's Barbers.

>>53389008
Chuck bros., it’s over.
Canada AND Australia stalling to shake the yoke

>>53389222
>cheapies
They are now. Because when your local currency crashes, or the prices per oz skyrocket or you actually need to trade with them, you won't be able to get an oz nearly as easily as you can now.

>>53394365
no, my great grandpappy, grandpappy, and pappy all didn't slab it and neither will i

>>53394711
a small fortune

>>53394711
A common laborer earned 1 denarius a day in the late republic/early Roman empire. The denarius was silver coinage and roughly 1/10 an ounce of silver or 2.60 a day, however, the relative cost when factoring ancient costs for food and other item was more like the equivalent of $20.

So 11 oz of silver would be 110 denarii or the equivalent of $ 2,200. But perhaps the 30 pieces of silver were Denarii. That would then mean Judas sold out Christ. for 600 bucks.

>>53394501
nice photo anon

>>53393749
>1975
Is there a story behind why it's a good year?
Testify!

>>53394900
>>53376302
We are not your "bro" pajeet/muhamed.