/biz/ - Business & Finance

crypto nerds will seethe

fuck jews

First for fucking up and sniping an eBay bid only to realize it was half an oz so I’m lying to myself saying it will have numismatic value fugggggg

>>53685729
>>53685732
GODDAMN IM JUST FUCKIN IT ALL UP TODAY HUH

>everyone anon should have a Christ owning the Jews 10zer as a right of passage. That and the samurai…

>>53685729
based

>>53685716
>it's always gold gold gold in the (((OP)))'s pic
It's time to put silver back on top, where it belong.

>>53685734
post pic + price.
Also you can simply not pay if it really bother you, but it's not cool for the seller.

>>53685734
Sorry fren. I almost did that on this for the 1/2 oz at about the price a standard 1oz was. But I realised in time.

>>53685777
1/2 oz 1999 year of the rabbit for like 50$ oh god that hurts to type but it’s become a present for the wife since she is a year of the rabbit baby and it was a cute bunny coin. I’m also banned from posting pictures on /biz/ til I’m back on WiFi because of some phonefag IP fuckery.

>>53685729

i found this i want you to hav eit

22 more oz being added to the stack from weekend cheapies. 1/2 Constitutional and 1/2 bars.

>>53685820
Admittedly I can’t seem to find anywhere online with a better price and I technically saved 13$ compared to another seller so whatever.

LEARN FROM MY RETARDATION FRENS

Silver rounds make up 11% if my stack. Any thoughts.

>>53685716
IM SORRY GUYS
I GOT MY AAYYYY LMAOS THIS THURSDAY AND ACCIDENTALLY TRIGGERED AN INVASION
reeeeeeeeee

>>53685820
it is pretty fookin cute

>>53685862
please forgive me
I just enjoy collecting ayyyy coins

>>53685856
Gotta bump those numbers, buddy. What composes the rest of your stack? Other precious metals or Jew usury stocks?

>>53685862
>>53685870
Resistance
is
futile

>>53685820
>>53685849
It's ok fren, when you love you don't count the cost. I wish i had a gf to make this kind of mistakes..

>>53685869
Shit i might as well grab that one as well; even showed it to the wife and she made the dumb girl squeal noises so it’d be a win.

I believe there is only one design missing that is currently a presale and I’ll have most of the bunnies. We all have our vices…

>>53685856
Constitutional and Bars

>>53685890
But anon, you have us! And we’re even better than 3D!

But srsly, the grass is always greener. Enjoy what you have and never compromise yourself for another. Too many (including myself with past women) completely fuck themselves on the quest for a significant other.

We’re all gonna make it, fren.

>>53685862
>ACCIDENTALLY TRIGGERED AN INVASION
Yeah, an invasion of glowniggers on /pol/. Yesterday was insane, like 75% of the catalog was full of ayys glowie spam.
I wonder what they are trying to divert from, maybe the East Palestine fiasco where the army triggered the worst environmental catastrophy ever in the US?
Or is it really the beginning of the blue bleam psyops?

>>53685880
>>53685924
WHO ARE YOU CALLING A GLOWNIGGER

>>53685946
kek, nice

>>53685880
as of right now i am officially reopening the pmg files

>>53685768
Not OP but it's my stack

Gold has and always will be better than silver, simple as

Luv me silver too though

>>53685961
WOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

>>53685993
Alien anon, what inspires you to stack ayy lmaos? I respect your devotion and wish to one day develop my own brand of stacking ‘tism.

>>53686013
I've been abducted by the Grey's since I was a little boy.
My dad is also an abductee
so was my grandmother
My daughter is being born in 3 weeks and the little fuckers started fucking around my house at night again for the first time in 2 years.

I don't expect any of you to believe me and I don't care
That's why I stack AYYS
those little fuckers don't scare me anymore

>>53685946
Does anyone have any of these? Are they as cool as they look?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5EJrjUtRuw

>>53686033
They are still available on JM Bullion last I looked
those are the second edition of the Scottsdale mint Ghana aliensw

>>53686032
did they do any weird stuff to your back door?

>21.89
Do I redeem my fiat for some ounces sirs? Or wait

>>53686054
No but my dad said they cut me up into pieces because they were mad I joined the military and he begged them to put me back together. I remember them cutting me once... I left the military shortly after

They just always told me the same shit
>The end is coming please prepare
>You will live through hard times
>survive what's coming
it was never words just a telepathy where you just simply knew what they meant

>>53686086
glad I live remotely

>>53685732
>fuck jews
based

>>53685794
> dat coin

my 2003 is my favorite coin

>>53685880
Based weirdo

>>53686203
Ty fren :DDDDD

I just placed another order on JMBullion it's so cozy

Seriously sorry for starting an alien invasion
my bad guys didn't mean to
hope we can still be frens

>>53686230
Do you just stack ayys or are they the special cherries on a silver sundae?

>>53686254
youve been injecting children with alien dna. youve been doing it for years

>>53686254
Honestly bro I’ve been ready for a complete glassing of the earth for almost a decade so thnx.

I even feel bad for the ayylmaos that are coming to visit. Unlike our long nosed overlords there’s at least a chance the aliens might be bros. I’m sure somewhere down the line of their cosmic adventuring they realized altruistic planetary colonization worked out better than globalist wage cages and tranny 4 star generals.

Organized my stack today and found all kinds of weird shit from drunken eBay purchases over a year ago from pretty nice bulk estate sale junk silver to dumb bitch crystals they included.

Going to spend tomorrow morning organizing everything into even more autistic categories and get an actual count of where my stack is.

Blessed Sunday, frens. Fuck the super bowl I want aliens.

>>53686254
>alien invasion
>must show foreskin or be rounded up into camps
>tributes in precious metals looked upon favourably
>tributes in silver with alien likenesses grants thee 3 alien concubines and 50 hectares of land

Does anyone know a good place to buy gold and silver in New Zealand?
>t. just moved here

>>53686257
special cherries
I just fuckin like em

>>53686497
I think those are my favorite of them so far. The 50 is just so clean looking

>>53686468
The post office unironically

Ayyy lmao
the 4th coin is coming out soon.
Osborn mint makes these and is currently presenting it to the major sellers.
They are gonna give me the new AYY for free because I was the only who emailed them about it:3

>>53686674
Here's the new coin
it'll have a silver and a copper version

>>53686674
wish I could buy american silver…

>>53686695
people resell these on ebay all the time
they stopped production a while ago
the 4th coin is the restart of the series

>>53686700
I’m just not willing to spend that much. I made an exception with a few pieces for my wife, but I’m mostly a budget buyer. buying sets off ebay is too rich for my blood

>>53686721
yea i hear ya. Luckily my turbo autism cues me in on my sweet ayyy releases so I can preorder

>>53686721
Intaglio mint has alien abduction coins onpreorder for cheap


gotta get on the wait list
pre-order isn't even out yet

Talk me out of it

>>53686983
I don’t think we can unless the ayy lmaos communicate otherwise. Keep us updated, anon.

>>53686468
>just moved to new zealand
Why would anyone willingly move to a communist country is beyond me

Hunt Bros. just won the Superbowl

>>53687086
>My neighbors are shooting fireworks
Guess the Masonic ritual is complete, what insights will the halftime show bring this year.

>>53686983
new arrival?
kek
they've been here for thousands of years

>>53687205
Thinking more like millions

>>53687212
no, they genetically modified humans about 20k years ago

>>53687241
>>53687205
Both wrong. Best answer is between 32000 to 50000 years. The fungus wars of 30000 BC are a trip,

What container do you guys keep your shiny in? I wanted a sterling box for a while but I gave up trying to look for a cheap one so I settled for a 1920s tobacco tin that I found at a flea market. I'm keeping all my gold pieces in there now.

>>53687025
maybe when they move there they think to themselves:
"I can fix her(the country)"

>>53687332
Using ammo crates but it’s a bitch to organize if you’re adding a specific coin to a specific bags the the bottom of the crate. I organized the shit out of them to have capsule coins in one and bars and tubes in the other so it will be like 15 more tubes before it’s full.

I think I’ll get a comfy little cigar box or something to stack platinum and gold just to keep things decentralized. After the ammo crates are full I want to fill other hiding places with different containers just to limit risk.

>>53687332
I use a small disposable cigar box right now because I'm a stacklet.

>>53687332
A good compromise between structural integrity, good looks, and low cost are cigar humidors. They're made of wood, stronger than cigar boxes, and small enough that you can still pick them up when full. Custom boxes are nice, but very pricey.

>>53687839
How much are humidors? Any decent quality without going to pricey? I wonder if those underwater-proof plastic cases are a good option considering of how tight a deal you can get. If my ammo crates weren’t so fucking clunky I’d like them more since they do a great job of patching down and staying secure.

Why is shuffling silver in your hands so entertaining, so captivating? This alone makes me want to increase my stack desu

>>53687879
Knowing you have god rocks in the palm of your hand gives both a jolt of euphoria in holding physical financial security and a pang of anxiety that it might not be enough and you need just a little more…and more…and more…and more…

It’s fucking great.

>>53687860
Humidors run a wide price range from a few bucks to 5 figures but it mostly the outside woodwork and details you're paying for. So either find a size that fits or go by the outside aesthetic, whatever is most important to you.

>>53687860
Peruse ebay and amazon for them. A very nice humidor should be about $30-$60.

>>53687332
a cum bucket

>>53688018
BIG MIKE

this is how I silver

>>53688327
>this is how I silver
Cool

I wonder who actually buys those silver rounds with shit like Fauci, Biden, and naked women on them. Maybe I'm the weird one though idk

>>53685924
> the East Palestine fiasco where the army triggered the worst environmental catastrophy ever in the US?
Huh? What does the army have to do with it?
And worst? We’ll see. There’s a lot of good contenders. Just read through the superfund Wikipedia page. Personally, I’m a huge fan of love canal.
Anyways, I, for one, welcome our new alien overlords. Problem’s just:
If we get their space tech, asteroid mining will become real!

>>53687332
Just random cardboard boxes I’ve got laying around that happen to fit in my safe.

>>53685880
aayyy boi

>>53686123
>they're going on a trip to a place call Auschwitz
>it is shower time little jew stein.

>>53685862
How would our stacks help us against ayys? Will they want our gold? From my cold dead hands xenon scum

/pmg/ ranks report!

>>53689184
Coinquistador here. But I think Salamander and Goldfinger needs new pictures. They look out of place.

>>53689459
I wouldn't say new pictures, but drawings of them instead.

>>53689184
Stacklet. The buy in seems high, even assuming you buy at spot it’s like 2k

I'm seething bros.. A fucking boomer sniped a stealth auction i was laser focused on at the very last second.. AGAIN.
And i believe it was worth way more than what it was sold for, but since the seller didn't know what he was selling.. 0 bids for 7 days. Shitty description, shitty title, shitty timing. All the odds were in my favor.
I bid in the last hour, alone.
Upbid myself during the last minute for more security.
And then, 1sec before closing... the nightmare in all it's horror : a wild boomie appear and get my item for .50c above my price limit.

I want to commit a boomicide.

>>53689865
>last hour
>last minute
NGMI
Last 10 seconds or bust, always type out and keep a bid ready with a random odd number above what you expect e.g 28 cents or 63 cents to hit the button at the last second if necessary

Shiny rock tongue my anus

>Want to buy gold
>Close to ATH
AAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
I HATE THAT SILVER IS TAXED IN THIS FUCKING SHIT HOLE COUNTRY

>>53689865
>>53689904
>10 cent spread
I'm sorry man, did you have an order coming up, or are you buying a big bag? You may be able to bump it to a premium listing and get it off your hands at the next sale. Also, never trust eBay, especially with any sort of precious metals.

>>53689931
The meme is true.

new coins just dropped
why is gold so smol

>>53690132
Gold is a denser element than silver.

I have a dragon fewer again, but I already have too much net worth gold. What do?

>>53689184
Coinvivor, reporting

How would one go about putting a bunch of these live graphs side by side and then streaming it through a projector or screen? Could it be done with something like a raspberry pi?

>>53685924
>Or is it really the beginning of the blue bleam psyops?

Its this, everything globo homo do is event driven, they do one planned event, then they move on to the next, none of them are working and these pathetic parasites are exposing themselves now, but they'll keep going pushing their stupidity and hope the herd just keep going along with it.

Is a good sign, if they are actually desperate enough to be pulling this stupidity and are doing it now, it means we are getting close to their banking system crashing.

>>53688689
You got a problem with naked women nigga?

>>53690443
where?

Lads I finally managed to convince the bank to place an order for 10kg of pennies, I know what i'm doing tomorrow

>>53690189
>too much
No such thing.

>>53689184
yaaarggh m8y I be hoping to hit coinvivor by years end argghh

>>53689865
Is that you Frogbro? Sorry to hear about the loss, maybe I can help you understand some things that I've learned and observed in the 20+ years I've been buying and selling on eBay, there is much more psychology involved than you might think, and a few tools you can use to be more strategic.

Everyone hates bid-sniping but it's an eternal unavoidable aspect of online auctions, so you need to hold your nose and do it too. On eBay I use the automatic bid-sniping service of www.gixen.com, if you use it for free you can have it bid with 6 seconds remaining and win up to 4 items using the service per month. If you pay the small subscription for the service you can have unlimited snipes set to be placed down to the very last second, I do 3 seconds because it doesn't leave any time for a person to increase a bid manually and if someone was waiting until the last 1 second to snipe the same price as me, my bid will have been earlier and I will win it.

To get a sense for how much competition there is with the same item in their watchlist, search the title of the auction in http://www.watchcount.com to see how many watchers there are, this is more useful than one might think. Sellers can see how many watchers there are on their listings but unless there are 10+ watchers a potential buyer won't see it in the auction page.

>>53689865
>>53690693
I don't understand bid sniping. Why doesn't egay extend auction time by a minute or something if a bid is place in the last minute?

On BringATrailer, auction website used for high end car sales, if anyone bids during the last 5 minutes, the time remaining is reset to 5 minutes again. This prevents sniping, and let's competing bidders reconsider their max.

The 2 huge reasons I don't understand, is the jews at egay miss out on more profits from their fees being higher (due to higher finishing price), and it's not representative of a real life auction, where sniping can't happen. Going once? TWICE?....sold

>>53689865
>>53690693
(cont)
For an example of the usefulness of the watchcount info, if a poorly listed auction you're interested in has been up for a few days and only shows 1 to 3 watchers and has no bids, you can remove it from your watchlist (the seller will see the number of watchers) then send a message to the seller casually offering to buy-it-now for a price below what it would sell for if bidding against another scrapper but above the opening bid, and say that if they're not interested in editing the listing to have a BIN option you'll bid near the end of the auction. If the seller doesn't know the value of the item and sees that it has 0, 1 or 2 watchers (because you removed it from your watchlist) he may think it might only sell for the opening bid and may be very happy to sell at the price you offer. I've gotten several exceptional deals by using this savvy Jewish trick.

Watchcount info can also be useful for determining how high you want your final bid to be and whether you want to risk low-balling your high bid to try to get a superior deal, and helps you to manage expectations so you don't get depressed if you lose.

For dealing with competing bidders and watchers on items you are interested in, you need to keep in mind the "feeding-frenzy" psychology triggered by placing your bids early. If you place a bid early enough for competitors to see, competitors who themselves were thinking it might sell cheap and who otherwise would greedily low-ball their high bid, they will know that there is competition and will be prompted to bid higher and more competitively. If you see a promising poorly listed "sleeper" auction, placing a bid early tells other competitors scrolling through search results that someone else recognized something desirable in the auction, and they will study the item more closely to find what you discovered. A person staring at the ceiling in a crowded store will cause others to stop and look up too, so avoid drawing attention early.

>>53688327
What the fuck is gold pass?

>>53688689
The naked women coins and double spot price political shitpost coins have to be predominantly sold to cringemaster boomers who will legitimately impress their fat fuck friends at this weeks lawn mowing and grilling.

With that said, having the full collection of BOOBA coins is pretty funny even though you’d be way in the hole considering how stupid overpriced they are. BUT, in the event of complete societal meltdown you do have fap material and a means of bartering all in one place!

Dumping again, I think I'll hold off on any purchases until I feel a bottom of sorts

>>53690880
Like this guy?

How much do you faggots get paid per hour to shill shiny rocks?

>>53691041
I just can't imagine how awkward it would be when its time to sell those.

>>53691041
Exactly like this guy.

>>53691066
Boomers lack the social grace to feel shame so if anything he’d try to brag to the local coin wizard before cracking another sips.

Oops!... I boughted again.

>>53691140
Gotta catch those falling knives!

>>53691066
>awkward
>implying
Basically this>>53691076
My father openly talks about sex to me in public and why I used to find it embarrassing I now know it can't be helped. It is what it is.
I guess boomers where more sex positive in the 70s and 80s or something?

>>53691159
/pmg/ tells me its cheapies time. I buy. I can't think too much ok.

>>53691168
They are the generation with the highest rate of STDs after all lmao

At least he is open with it. I caught my grandpa looking at my porn once and he tried to gaslight me into not telling his wife like I would get in trouble. NIGGER I WAS 19 YOU HAVE NO POWER HERE.

>>53685831
baste

JM has a sale on Asahis for 3.29 over spot today for the weebs iycmi

I think I've found the ultimate 'fondler'
as well as the second and third best fondler
will report back later once I see them in-person

First time looking at G/S ratio in over a year. See it's at 85 atm. Is now a good time to trade in my silver for Gold?

>>53691629
No anon. Even 2 weeks back, it was at 79 IIRC.

>>53691629
Tea leaves or sheep entrails are a better way than the GSR to make decisions

>>53691604
Asahi’s are beautiful but what makes them weeb friendly? Japanese mint?

Got a tube of 20 a while ago and will probably grab 10 oz or kilo bars from them when I’m not stacking tubes or gold.

WHAT DOES PMG THINK ABOUT PLATINUM?! I like diversification but don’t know if it would be wasted on Pt when silver and gold are my waifus.

>>53691629
>sell low
>but high
The eternal /biz/.

>>53691787
Pretty sure They’re made in USA, Johnson Mathey bought the refinery decades ago

Gold price coming down.

How's my silver bread. Its a piece cut from 1000ozt bar, if you are wondering.

>>53691787
I've watched it bounce around 800-1k for a couple years and not do much more. I'd wait for it to go on sale
>>53692053
Glad I sold some a few weeks ago.

>>53691787
>PLATINUM?
I like it. It's at its median price right now - a reasonable time to buy.

What does an alien(demon) invasion(fake) mean for gold and silver?

>>53691787
>PMG
Hello newfren!
>>53692002
Other way around, Asahi bought JM's refineries. Don't know about the Asahi rounds, but their American Reserve rounds are produced in the US.

>>53690693
>>53690843
Wow, that's good to know, thx for the tips, Scrapfren!

>>53692372
I don't know but they can't have mine

>>53692372
>What does an alien(demon) invasion(fake) mean for gold and silver?
In the words of Dark Helmet, "Absolutely nothing."

>>53691787
>Japanese mint?
Pic related.
Johnson-Matthey is a London-based company that divested itself of its gold and silver refining branch. JM is still happily refining other precious metals.
https://matthey.com/documents/161599/162233/JM-200-History-Book.pdf/f726b817-c053-565f-0fbf-f9057aba89f9?t=1650968141116

>>53690189
Could look into some of the easiest fruits and vegetables to grow in a greenhouse or otherwise. Depends on the weather where you are.
Even if you don't anticipate needing the extra sustenance during hard times, it could get you more silver and gold, or just let you provide a nice, sweet treat should hard times ever come and fruits aren't really making it into your area.
Just a thought.

post the worst coin design

>>53692893
I can understand why music and architecture would rank low for some. I really like that coin. Especially due to a lack of face or coat of arms, though, those can be great at times. I just like the musical theme. The lack of reeding is an understandable turn off for some, I just have one.

>>53692951
Gold one is great. Big size and cool reeding. Really anything without some elite's face on it is good to me.

>>53692877
I literally moved to the country on a little under an acre near town just to maximize my garden production.

>rain and grey water catchment into a greenhouse attached to the south side of the house
>nursery production of perennials (trees, shrubs, etc.) to sell locally and online
>seasonal vegetable production for local sales
>chickens turn weeds and bugs into eggs and compost

Worst case scenario I save on a massive amount of the grocery bill but I’m hoping to establish enough of an online presence to make some gold and silver money.

Just gotta get my shitbox trap house renovated first lmao

>>53692893
>Not posting dogshit English royalty or boomer gouged ASEs

Admittedly I don’t like that there’s no reeding and their tendency to get milky is meh.

But all of these pale in comparison to KRUGERRAND MASTER RACE FUCK THE NIGGERS RACE WAR NOW

>>53692951
>>53692996
Agreed, I can't believe some faggot would complain about this design. I have 9 of them.

>>53692893
Strange, I quite enjoy the philharmonikers
Though I have to say don't quite enjoy the new American eagle design very much
>although the high premiums probably among other things skew my opinion of them

>>53693016
beautiful

>>53693139
The clipped wing on the eagle bothers my autism but they are the staple “silver coin” for most.

>>53693139
High premium? The extra $20?

>>53692996
>Gold one
>reeding
I did not know that. I'll have a look when I head in later this week. Maybe get one eventually, or as a gift for a violin player I know. Sweet.

>>53693137
Taste in instruments vary just like the music they help produce, right? With a different instrument maybe that anon would enjoy a musically themed coin.
Come to think of it, some coins have that whole rainbow tech going on that 'moves' as the angle changes. I'd enjoy something like that with a concert theme.

>>53693139
>>53693163
I like having the more realistic bird, but over all I find the use of space on the Type-1 to be superior. Type-2 feels a bit bare. Some clouds or a sun would be nice, putting aside whatever effect on the price there might be.

I don’t think there’s 51 billion ounces of “available” above ground silver. That probably is total historically mined which has largely been used in industry...

Based or cringe
https://www.jmbullion.com/10-oz-heavy-metal-construction-silver-bar/
Finna get the ayy one too

>>53693217
Type 1 has the classical coat of arms style look while type 2 has a poorly framed eagle.

I don’t get why there’s more fear about them being counterfeits. If you’re buying from a reputable source like you should be doing for all coins there isn’t any risk.

Nonetheless, KRUGERCHADS RISE

>>53693323
Pretty rustic looking, my man. If you don’t have the 10 oz Jesus clearing the temple you gotta stack the bases Jew whipper first. After that go right ahead.

>>53693323
Suns of Liberty and Pyromet history and provenance.
They ended up with a kind of forced-manly company name, but oh well.
https://heavymetalconstruction.com/about

>>53693332
I'll have to look into a Kruger someday, definitely. I like the lack of denomination on it. I do like the animal as well.

krugerrands are the only coins worth buying
germania kilos are the only kilos worth buying

>>53693629
Whatever coins are capital gains free in your country are worth buying, and bars from a local refinery that will happily buy them back whenever

>>53692416
Happy to help fren, hopefully you can deploy those tips for worthwhile personal gain. The psychology/sociology is basically second-nature to autists with a robust "theory of mind" and gives us the ability to succeed where ignorant normiewits fail. I could explain more aspects and strategies and concrete examples in greater detail but those are some of the most important things to be aware of, I believe you understand and will do well with them in your arsenal. Also please share pics of that giant 17th century spoon you bought recently as soon as you get it delivered, I'm very interested to see it.

I had like 100oz of silver but I forgot and I think I lost it somewhere :/

>>53693570
>>53693629
You can’t go wrong with Kruger-Chan. Beautiful animal on one side, based kruger man on the other.

You can even get apartheid era gold! It’s literally the white man’s coin.

>>53693629
I don’t know whether to love or hate the fact that germania bars look like some shit out of crash bandicoot. The font is so funky/fucky I can’t help but love/hate it.

Asahi 10 ozs are so clean but they lose their popular style once you get any larger which is mega gay.

Is there any point to really stack larger bars (10oz+) when coins bought in sets of 5+ get you a similarly reduced premium? I get that it’s cool to have a big fuck off bar of god rocks but I don’t get the practicality compared to easily storable and stackable tubes.

Certain mints like ASEs obviously have the added premium but krugs, wieners, and basic bitch bullion circumvent that anyways.

>>53694080
>Is there any point to really stack larger bars (10oz+) when coins bought in sets of 5+ get you a similarly reduced premium?
No not at all, especially since larger bars are harder to test and thus sell

Bars only makes sense with much lower premium, otherwise it's garbage

>>53694183
Even with the lower premium it seems retarded since unless you are selling online to someone else with the premium carried over you are suffering the LCS spot or less than spot offer.

The only justification I can think of is all the really cool kilo designs like the Korean doggeabi which I’m taking to the grave.

>>53694080
Got some 5kilo cause i wanted sth. heavy .. but premiums were lower than junk-silver at the time so it made sense.
At same or close premium coins are the better choice.

>>53693016
Good shit man, we got some solar on our house I wanna put in more, I need to get a rain catch and storage. Bee hives are also high up on the list.

>stare at a maple straight ahead in low light conditions
>there's a glow around the leaf
neat

>>53693940
His portrait is actually one instance where I really like a face on a coin.

>>53693046
Seethe some more. The Walking Liberty design is considered one of the most iconic and beautiful. Only to be outdone by Gauden whose double eagle is widely considered to be the most beautiful coin ever minted. Sorry you’re so butthurt about the premiums. You missed out when they were cheap.

>>53694080
Not really, 10oz is honestly the largest I'd go and even then not more than 3-4 of them. As you say, bulk buying coins can cost pretty much the same and are way more liquid anyway. Silver bricks do make great showpieces though, normies that have never seen bars get absolutely giddy when you show them

>>53694359
Hives are based but make sure you have sources of pollination in the form of perennials and annual flowering plants or else they’ll fuck off in the pursuit of literally greener pastures.

I’m dedicating about a third of the property with meadow and cover crop. Bees go apeshit for staple cover crops like buckwheat, sorghum, and millet.

Best of luck to you, fren!

>>53694470
>double eagle is widely considered to be the most beautiful coin ever minted
Extremely overrated midwit take

The low relief (thanks Barber you retard) basically ruins all of it's potential

The eagle on the earlier type is far superior, shame it wasn't combined with the Gardens Liberty, that would have been one hell of a coin

>>53694470
I got no salt for you, man. I’m happily stacking gold and silver ASEs but I just think they’re gay is all. Gold krugs, even gold maples, are prettier to me. Maybe I’m just a demoralized burger that wants to Minecraft state and federal politicians but I just can’t be assed to suck off the eagle.

We should have listened to Ben Franklin when he wanted the turkey to be our nation’s bird. Never doubt a man plowing French teenagers into is 70s.

token $

>>53692086
Nice!

>>53694555
Closer to the hive, the more useless all that is. Its damn hard if not impossible to fully supply bees with pollen.

>>53694426
I think there’s a historical context to it that makes Kruger Man appeal more so than more modern depictions. It’s uncanny to me that after queen lizard died, a figure that’s been the staple of a dying royalty’s grasp on their world, she was simply replaced by Chuck; a big eared retard that looks somewhat lost and confused even in his minted likeness lmao.

It’s like if Biden got a spot on an American eagle which, if anything, would be a solid metaphor for the American economy’s current standing on the world stage.

>>53694584
Turkeys are stupid as fuck
>>53694576
Wrong.

>>53694555
Checked trips of truth! We have loads of trees and natural plants on the property but we going to put more in. Keep it all with local plants and what not. My wife and I want some fruit trees, Apples can grow up here we are a little high for peaches but I think plumbs and cherries do well up high so we are looking at those as well. Will make brewing loads ezer to lol

>>53694615
Farmers (small scale market farmers) in the area really only keep hives to support pollination. I don’t know what the setup is for the nearest no-shit honey producer but it is disheartening to see how fucked our bee bros are.

>>53693781
>The psychology/sociology is basically second-nature to autists with a robust "theory of mind" and gives us the ability to succeed where ignorant normiewits fail
Definitely. That's literally me too kek. I already used some of the tactics you mentioned. Like unfollow the item the last 24h, only bidding at the last second (if i can), using round numbers +1.50 (like $501.50), mini-bidding many times (+1€) on another silver item who's auction is ending up around the same time to push the algos to give said item more visibility while i target the stealth one...
Full blown autismo.

But if the item have zero bids (like this one i was interested with did) i often bid at the minimum price availible on the last 48h, because many times already it happened to me the seller withdrew the item from sale, fearing it would sell for below their expectation/end up with 0 bids. At least once a bid is proposed, the item is "locked up" and the seller is forced to let it be auctioned til the end.

>Also please share pics of that giant 17th century spoon
Just got notified it was sent this afternoon, so it will probably arrive toward the end of this week. Will keep you posted fren.

>>53694636
Just because ur mom got gangraped by based turkeys doesn’t mean you should gobblegobblegobble at me bro

>>53688689
Me I do. I have a Biden round and multiple naked women coins, rounds, etc.
>>53690880
>sold to cringemaster boomers who will legitimately impress their fat fuck friends at this weeks lawn mowing and grilling
I told my grandma about my zero cents Biden coin and she was very amused by it.

>>53694629
He also just does look good from that angle with that beard and suit.
As for the queen, I like how the 2023 maple has those extra little dates and 'pearls' related to her time as queen and different portraits on the coins throughout the years.
Just that extra little detail makes it feel like more of a piece of history and also makes better use of the space. I like it a lot more than the 2022 and other versions for that reason and it surprises me.
I guess eventually 2023 or maybe 2024 Maples will have the new king on them.

>>53694636
Okay, post your double eagles, mines in the OP pic as well as pic rel

>>53694470
The rooster is undefeated

>>53695041
rooster can't be the best because it's too smol

a rooster in a 1oz(ish) variant would have been insanely kino

>>53695036

>>53694981
I like the extra flourish on the queen coins this year and will emphasize stacking them. I think an added premium for it bing the last coin with her face on it will grow over the next decades.

>>53694652
>push the algos

This is an important consideration, I'm not sure exactly how the algos work but they track what people look at and bid on to populate "People who viewed this item also viewed" banner advertisements with related auctions. This bothers me for obvious reasons and I'm sure has alerted my competition to sleepers I had found, but maybe it can be avoided if you stay logged out with cookies disabled while searching for cheapies?

>many times already it happened to me the seller withdrew the item from sale, fearing it would sell for below their expectation/end up with 0 bids. At least once a bid is proposed, the item is "locked up" and the seller is forced to let it be auctioned til the end.
.
Hah yeah bro this is an aspect worth addressing too, I was thinking about discussing it but the 2000 character limit is a nigger. In these situations it's either because the seller fears it will sell too cheap as you observed or because they accepted an offer to sell directly. I sometimes like to look at the active auctions and sales history of the sellers of promising auctions, if they are a noob then risk of ending early is higher but chances of arranging a direct sale at a cheap price are better too, in those situations it is often worth sending them a message expressing interest and suggesting a Buy it Now arrangement or that you'll bid later if not, if they don't agree then at least they are reassured that someone is watching and will bid, and you having expressed direct personal interest will make them feel more guilty about the idea of ending and withdrawing the auction. We can't win them all but with the power of autism we can do pretty darn well, good luck fren.

>>53694576
Calls me a midwit but won’t explain which coin is better. The high relief wasn’t possible at the time. This was a coin for circulation. Relief aside, it’s still regarded as the most beautiful coin ever minted. You can’t call yourself an American if you don’t own one.

>>53690132
Not smol enough

>>53695343
Smoll enough?

theres some local guy on craigslist melting down his own copper and selling it as bullion lol. Pretty sure I could just buy old copper pipes and wires for much cheaper

>>53695435
Would it even be pure? I doubt it.

you faggots want apartheid gold?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/302183185507?campid=5337041834&customid=eyJidXllciI6Im5ZK3NIWjJQckJtZGo2d1ZuWStzRVoyUHJBMmRqNk1BbVlDb0Q1Q0ZwZ3VkajZ4OW5ZK3NlUT09IiwiY2hhbm5lbCI6Im5ld3NsZXR0ZXIifQ%3D%3D&mkcid=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&toolid=10001

Hello there

>>53695435
>just like silver!
Unironically, copper pipe and wire would be batter to stack. They are at least useful.

>>53695625
An unfortunate truth about copper unless you've got some coins for making change

>>53695579
Special delivery?

>>53695156
Could happen if they're for this year (or part of this year) only. Not in my lifetime though.

>>53695579
>Haruna
memories
love that design where the rigging has secret mecha hands
almost bought the figure

>>53695435
$13.6 / lb avdp?
JM bullion has a 5-lb bar for less/lb, and it's marked and reliably .999

>>53695217
>it’s still regarded as the most beautiful coin ever minted
I'd like to challenge that

>>53695217
>which coin is better

Clearly the Caballito mogs Tranny St. Gaudens and the unoriginal "walking liberty" stolen from the French Semeuse.

>is considered
>widely considered
>regarded as

Pathetic vaxxcattle midwitspeak, how much of a fawning faggot are you to defer to what other people think?

>>53695701
>Special delivery?
indeed fren
>>53695793
>almost bought the figure
Too many on my end...

>>53696028
based beyond belief

>>53695903
Got another happy windmill today and trolled my wife telling her the eagle and the windmill were signs of the growth of the nation, prosperity of a country’s domestic population, and the preservation of national identity.

“Oh honey that sounds so sweet.”

Women lmao

Bumping with pics of some of my stacks I just took

>>53696330
Oh Canada

>>53696221
Nice anon, I got a couple happy windmills a few months ago when I was on vacation in Munich from an antique shop ran by an ex hitler youth old guy, my wife loves them too, she makes Hitler look like a Jewish sympathizer sometimes, based women really are the best

>>53696454
Forgot to attach pic, I gave the second windmill to my German friend and I also picked up one of the munich olympic eagles which I gave to my Greek friend

will our pms protect us from aliens?

>>53696221
beautiful word salad you fed her, I gotta remember that
>>53696492
only if you're alien anon that has the full catalogue

>>53696028
Symbolic imagery remains consistent within white western cultures. I would hardly call it stolen. You ever go to a museum and see lots of the same imagery? But each painting has its own uniqueness and beauty. The Gaudin is the most beautiful coin ever minted. You still haven’t shown me a contender.

>>53696028
And for someone who pretends not to care what other think, you sure care about what I think. Go seethe elsewhere.

>>53696486
1969 is a post-silver year. Please allow me to consult my references.
>Reduced Size, Nickel (1968-1987)
> The Voyageur reverse returned to the dollar coin for 1968, again paired with the Queen Elizabeth's tiara portrait. Major changes had been made, however, to the size and composition of the coin. Silver was eliminated from the nation's circulating coinage, and replaced with pure nickel for the dollar.
>page 343, A Guide Book of Canadian Coins and Tokens, First Edition, James A. Haxby, 2012 Whitman Publishing, Atlanta, GA.

>>53696624
Yep it’s pure nickel, I actually have a couple pounds of nickel, I like to stack all metals, I have nickel and silver Canadian dollars, I have some nickel provincial dollars which are pretty neat

>>53696071
my mind is so used to regular circulation coins that I still get a little surprised by how wide bullion coins are

>>53696330
>>53696354
looking good
I really like the goose and the 1 cent

>>53696028
This coin was designed in 1907 and minted in 1910. Saint Gauden started minting in 1907. So go suck a dick.

Do you guys buy "pure" gold coins with 99% gold content, or do you buy gold coins with copper mixed in?

>>53696741
>>53696028

Gauden started the design in 1904. That Mexican peso, nice design but poorly executed piece of shit, was “stolen” from Gauden.

>>53696740
Thank you, here’s another Canadian copper coin I have

>>53692893
Idiot.
Vieners are beautiful

>>53696766
Buy both. Buy some with silver mixed in too. Whatever you do, don’t buy generic gold not from a major mint without assay cards. Symbolic imagery remains consistent within white western cultures.

>>53696788
checked
soulful
historical

>>53696685
Glad to hear. I was worried you got scammed.
I don't have any CNDs but I do have many pure nickel Canadian nickels. I prefer the polygonal variety as opposed to the rounded variety.
>>53696354
Delightful! I have an affinity for that generation also.
>>53696788
(Check)
I think I have one of those in sterling.

>>53696766
Gold krugs have that warm orange look and are sturdier due to the additional copper. I don’t like how fragile pure gold is; 2000$ an ounce after premiums makes my bussy pucker enough before sweating about scratching it.

Might sell my small collection of silver to buy a van so I can become self employed. I no longer see the logic in waiting for a black swan event that would make silver skyrocket. Thoughts?

>>53696598
>you sure care about what I think

Don't flatter yourself pleb, I know you're an autistic idiot and couldn't take your tardtakes any less seriously if my life depended on it.

>>53696741
>>53696784
Irrelevant cope and seethe as usual, lmao. Go LARP about trading eggs for ASEs, I'm sure it'll make you feel better.

>>53692951
>lack of reeding
just buy a wiener that is not made of silver, the gold and platinum ones are reeded (differently)

>>53696854
I hope it turns out well for you. You'll have time yet to get that silver back from your work.

>>53696806
It's part of my carrying around money. Didn't people used to carry around coins to pay the ferryman? I'm sure that would have been a useful superstition for travelers just to ensure people had at least something with them in a pinch.
>>53696330
While I'm not so keen on Maples, I get the appeal. The 10 oz bars look good too.

>>53696854
Nothing wrong with trying to improve your position in life. I'm not hoping for a black swan, I'd be happy if silver retains it's value in 20 or 30 years.

>>53696869
Great point, thanks anon.

>>53696821
Indeed
>>53696826
It’s definitely important for stackers to learn how to be able to spot the difference between different metals at a glance, or magnet test etc

>>53696905
That's a great loonie design

How much of a premium is common for a 1/4 ounce gold coin?
I can get one for €450 + €10 shipping, so 460€
The current gold price is about €1728/ounce or 432.14 per 1/4 ounce.
so if my math is correct, that's a 6.4% premium

I'm sure I'd be overpaying for the amount but in and of itself it's cheap and kind of nifty
I do wish there wasn't as much empty space between the gold and the note

>>53696944
Thank you

>>53696990
I think premiums are a bit overplayed. Yes, you’re buying at a higher price than if you just bought the full ounce but if you ever went to sell you are carrying the premium with you. If you’re sweating about the additional cost than just save for the lowest premium possible which again would be the full ounce.

>>53697043
it is always so funny to think about how such a small bar is the equivalent of 2 50 goldbacks in terms of weight with how small it's surface area is in comparison

>>53697043
>>53697106
wait a second I apologize, I read that wrong
that is 0.1 of a gram right? I was thinking in ounces
0.1 of a gram would be like 30 goldbacks right? cause a gram is around 60 or 60 goldbacks?

>>53696990
Look for Latin Monetary Units - old gold francs, coronas, ducats... old European gold coins. Looks like you're in Europe, and those should be your best choices. They're typically only 0.1867 ozt, so buy a couple. Markups are usually very low.

>>53697106
Speaking of goldbacks, I should get one of those dragon ones.

>>53697131
Not sure. I've only been wanting them for the design. Still, it might be wise for me to get a stack. I'll think it over.

>>53695435
>not alloying it into bronze

I have about 26 these guys, my great grandfather drilled holes in them and turned them into a belt, I kinda want to melt em down and turn em into a nickel bar but idk

>>53697188

>>53697136
No.

Well ok just ONE if they are even for sale. Then never again.

>>53696854
Investing in tools to increase your productivity is the essence of capitalism. The only reasons not to do it are if you think government (or other thieves) will confiscate so much of your profit as to make it not worthwhile or if you think the market for whatever you are going to produce is going to collapse. Otherwise, carry on and best of luck!

>>53697203
Looks beautiful. I guess you've looked around and confirmed that it wouldn't sell for much?
Enlighten me on the value of a nickel bar. I'm surprised you'd rather not keep it as is.

>>53697279
Yeah, just one. Not stacker stuff to me.

"What basis? Indeed, we cannot see that, in this respect, there can be any other criterion, any other standard, than gold. Oh, yes! Gold, which never changes its nature, which can be shaped into bars, ingots or coins, which has no nationality and which is eternally and universally-accepted as the unalterable fiduciary value par excellence. Moreover, despite everything that could be imagined, said, written, done, as huge events happened, it is a fact that there is still today no currency that can compare, either by a direct or an indirect relationship, real or imagined, with gold." - Charles De Gaulle, enemy of Adolf "Fiat" Hitler

>>53697296
By dragon one you mean the silver one yeah? In thought they were special edition as obtainable by raffle. I’d like one, but the premium must be insane. Especially since a gram of silver is like 60p

>>53697296
I think the holes drilled in it probably being down the value to its base metal value, the only person who would maybe want to wear it would be a city of Hamilton official, nickel is $12 usd per pound rn so it’s not worthless

>>53697400
Nm I just checked. $9.99 though. that’s half an ounce cost for a tiny fraction.

>>53696330
>>53696354
>>53696826
been interested in getting some canadian nickels due to recent upticks in nickel prices, but don't know much about the nickel market
is it more like the copper market of silver market, or some other kind of metal market when it comes to potential future?

>>53690862
Perth Mint’s app. I throw in a hundred bucks here and there and get a kilo delivered when it hits 32.151oz
Costs the same, maybe marginally cheaper, than buying outright direct from them.

>>53695435
I have a bin for copper that I scrap from electronics. Everything other than clipping cords takes some effort, though.

>>53697974
Can you give me more info? Is this just a means of slowly depositing money into a mint until you reach a certain amount or is this like investing in the mint directly?

Sounds cool either way and I think I’ll look into it. Thanks, fren!

>>53697974
Anyone know of something like this for US? I’d like to put a little bit in at lower spot and build up this way.

>>53698039
A checking account?

>>53697974
>>53698011
>>53698039
Just went through the site and idk, seems like more steps than just pocketing cash until you reach whatever goal you’re personally saving towards. I GUESS there is an opportunity to try and trade your position to a potentially larger amount but you’re fighting Jews with silver and the bugmen for gold.

It DOES look like it’d scratch the degenerate crypto gambling itch but I got into PMs partly to remove the life shortening stress of constant market surveillance.

>>53698090
id like to lock in a portion at spot it is when I transfer… kind of like a DCA

>>53698108
Looked at Apmex’s OneGold which may be the US equivalent of gold pass and it still doesn’t look enticing. Bullshit fees and restrictions seem to get in the way of this digital metals concept.

>>53688689
I like booba. I like silver. Simple as.

>>53695625
Luv me copper

>>53698278
copper feels so nice in the hand desu

>>53698149
I’ll look into that. Thanks

>>53698445
How come my hands smell funny after I sort a bunch of pennies

>>53693629
>krugerrands are the only coins worth buying
I like my four9s thanks.

>>53698093
I am garbage with my money. My urge to CONSOOM is too great. So I throw cash in there before I spend it.
>>53698011
It's probably only viable if you live in Aus. I am not sure of the delivery costs overseas. From perth to sydney it costs $35.

>>53698541
Skin oil reacts with the copper.

>>53698011
Also, you can do the math to double check, but basically it's a 3% buy premium + $90 mintage fee + $35 delivery
Price should be roughly the same.
Should take a few days from request of delivery to being put in a truck.

>>53698739
>My urge to CONSOOM is too great. So I throw cash in there before I spend it.
I know this feel. I own more shoes than most women. Just had to close out a bunch of tabs and come to /pmg/ to get my mind off of consumption.

>>53693629
>krugerrands are the only coins worth buying
They literally aren't coins though - they're rounds. They have no face value, they aren't legal tender, and they're made by niggers and purchasing them funds niggers genociding whites.

Traded a type 1 ase for picrel today. Did I do good, guys?

>>53697425
Who exactly would you sell large bars if nickle to?

>>53696725
I still have 30 ounces left to fill the jars. An additional jar full to make it to 200 ounces total.

>>53698913
Krugerrands are coins though, they're legal tender in South Africa. Their face value is one troy ounce of gold. It's the exact same as Mexican Lebertads. As for supporting niggers, either just buy older ones, or look at it as some do: you're trading your worthless fiat for their actual money. They lose in the end.

>>53698985
You did good, fren. I'd trade my ASEs 1:! for maples any day.

>>53699374
I thought it was a good trade too! It was the only ase in my stack. Ive been eye balling a tube of type 2s but there's something about maples that just get me hard.
I should probably start getting eagles since I live in the US though

>>53685716
not scrap exactly but got pic related on ebay and it will be here in a few days. 2CT (marked) 10k diamond tennis bracelet. Mosesthejeweller on ebay is into tennis chains and made me one to add one to the stack.

One of the scrap gold guys i buy stuff from had a Hublot king fusion 18k for 8000CAD a few weeks ago. All 18k and either current or from the last few years. Stupidly hesitated and it was gone the same day. The price makes me think it was probably stolen but who knows.

I'm trying to get my 18k watch stack up in 2023. I want a hublot, omega constellation (within last 10 years), and factory diamond 18338 rolex.

>>53699645
>diamonds
I fell for the diamond meme when I was young. I've had 2 serious long term girlfriends which I've bought jewelry. Diamond tennis bracelets both times. Personally I think that's the best piece of jewelry for a woman that's not a ring. Nice enough to show a commitment without actually committing.
If I knew what I know now, I would have focused more on the metal than the meme stones. Cubic zirconium is just as nice to the untrained eye. 18k rhodium plated gold with man made stones > sterling with even the best stones

>>53690799
bid sniping is gay but you can circumvent it by making high initial bids. I put a place holder bid in and then a second real bids. Sniping only works when the other biddes put lot initial bids in. Just bid realistically or start sniping yourself.

>>53699740
Diamonds on tennis bracelets are not eally woth much but big diamonds (even CVD) can definately be worth money. Especially colored diamonds.

A woman came by to sell me scap recently and she had a giant 3+ carat diamond ring. I wanted it so bad and would have sent it straight to GIA to get certified but she wouldn't sell it...

That bracelet by the way is worth wholesale about 1000usd and i paid 375usd (500CAD). There are better deals out there especially from gold dealers that dont know about diamonds but i just wanted a tennis piece to see in person.

>>53698913
>they're made by niggers and purchasing them funds niggers genociding whites
Pic rel

Watching a video that saying fractional gold is the move right now. What do we think lads?

>>53693629
I have 7 Krugerrand, but the downside in the US is that they are subject to the 1985 gold act

>>53698913
While they have no face value, they are legal tender, please make sure not to spread incorrect info in /pmg/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krugerrand
imo this is better than other coins like Eagle or Phil that have silly dollar amounts like $50 for a 1 ounce coin, with the Krugerrand they avoided a face value because they want it connected to the value of gold itself which changes

>>53699860
I would buy smol gold over silver, but def. not over a 1oz if I could

If fractional though, get old gold

>>53699881
did you cum on the 20 franc anon

>>53699887
Not mine, I saved the pic when I first started lurking /pmg/, mine is OP pic

What do you guys think of my Portfolio?
I onlly stack Phsyical

>>53699356
>>53699853
>if you pay your enemies, then you win
Okay now do pandas.

>>53699952
>holding LINK

>>53699964
Uhhh I buy pandas...

>>53699988
I like pandas

Flippy Bogs when?

>>53700077
Thanks, pandabro
Personally I loathe the premiums on silver pandas though.

>>53699952
could be better, could be worse, etc.

>>53698985
it's quaint

>>53699321
I was tempted to get to 200 myself recently

>>53700214
How so?

someone baked before the bump limit and didn't post the link
>>53700017

>>53699965
>Less than 1% of portfolio for a reason