/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53700017
Reminder that the "FirstStrike"-type garbage that PCGS/NGC puts out is worthless sensational nonsense used to charge exorbitant premiums on top of ordinary premiums. If you buy slabbed bullion you are NGMI.

>>53700017
you do have some platinum, right anons?

>>53700017
I can’t wait for my new order to come in. Have a blessed week, anons.

>>53700017
Beat me to it again, I was going to bake with this to shut up the other anon complaining about no silver in the OP. Oh well, I tried.

>>53700174
don't have enough platinum desu

>>53700174
I didn't get any near the low and don't feel like buying now.

>>53700174
i've never in my life found cheap platinum jewelry. I want a platinum diamond ring like what rappers used to wear but there's almost nothing on ebay

>>53700017
Picked up my first Platinum ounce today

>>53700017

>>53700388
26 fuggin g's....

>>53700464
edit, that was replying to my own comment about platinum

whats your progress?

>>53700477
why do people stack that much silver? if you have that kind of dough why not diversity into vintage luxury cars, art, high end watches, S&P index funds, real estate etc...

hey fellow goys poorfag here so not buying any PM for at least a year just stopping by to say ill be back, dont worry. gotta multiply my fake money in the stock market before converting it to real money. im going to play 0DTEs and try for a 10x tomorrow based on the CPI report alone, wish me luck. the sooner i get to 100k the sooner i can buy gold.

>>53700477
big dawg

>>53700118
<3

My friend got fake silver on Craigslist. That's why I told him to use JM Bullion.

>>53700611
i hope you told him he is a fucking retard

>>53700118
Graded bullion is such a meme.

>>53700611
why would you buy bars on craigslist if you don't know how to authenticate them. Where i live the buy sell spread on gold/ silver bullion at dealers is so tight that there is no point trying to find "deals".

>>53700639

>>53700624
so is namebran bullion.

>>53700649
is there any return on investment seeking "Deals" on silver bars? Maybe if your gambling addicted coworker offers you her dad's silver bullion collection... but otherwise why deal with the hassle of anyone other than a dealer for bullion when you're at most going to save 5%

Wait, was I the only one not aware of that!?
It seems that you could put a super secret phrase in the kickstarter to have full gold horse coin for $2022! (fixed price because of the year of minting)
Damn, I wish I had lurked more!

>>53700118
It's a scam through and through: in order to get a 'first strike' designation you have pay an extra fee when sending in the grading application.

>>53700667
Some people go nuts for that brand or certain obscure companies that no longer exist. They certainly hold their value.

>>53700679
Shut up nerd

>>53700814
nerd? Lmao. You're the one trying to save $2 on a silver bar.

>>53700803
and dealers will pass along that cost + more to a buyer. They would be an easy sell to your average /pmg/ poster

>>53700017
Hello fellow stackers.
I'm proceeding to phase 2 of the stacking plan. The offer I put on a property that holds two detached houses was accepted. The second house is already rented out. Phase 3 will be to stack even more gold. End of March is the expected close and I'll be taking all of my first time home buyer credits, thanks CRA.

>>53700830
You're so autistic. people like you are why these threads suck now.

>>53700880
who here is honestly not autistic?

What's your /pmg/ confession?
>Have a little over $65 fv in US 90%
>At least $35 fv of it is from overpriced Silver Proof Sets I'll probably never sell

>>53700499
Can you share some more info on this? I got 10k in cash that I'd love to x10.

>>53700785
>full gold
>the coin actually says "1 oz fine silver"
Is it legal to disguise valuable coins like that?

>>53700437
>like what rappers used to wear
Might as well just get "gold" then.

>>53700477
>whats your progress?
I'm not a nigger. What tier am I at?

>>53700968
I'm an actual Chad irl. Not that any of you would believe me. But it' the God's honest truth.

>>53701151
i actually like bling bling pendants and they come up periodically among scrap dealers. There's a guy locally with a garish toronto raptors pendant with 15ct of diamonds that I know he has held onto for a while that would pobably sell it to me for around spot.

Rappers spend 100k on those diamond pendants and then a year later sell them to a scap dealer for 5k and the scrap dealer punts it on for 6k. They can be neat if you come across them but are almost impossible to resell.

Pic related is listed by georgethecreator -- a guy that buys and sells luxury jewellery but honestly... who is going to spend 35k on a pendant of a midieval guy on a horse kek

>>53700785
>>53701106
It's not gold. Someone just gilded their silver coin.

>>53701196
i try not to appear too cool so that women won't get the wrong impression and assume i'm not an aspie. When I used to dress better i felt like it confused women.

I ordered some more florins for about 25% UNDER melt. My first order I received today. I would share the site but everyone here would say it's a scam or something. Pmg LOVES huge premiums.

>>53701252
>When I used to dress better i felt like it confused women.
Women love a well dressed man. Besides PMs, my spare fiat goes to clothes, jewelry, shoes, and of course foods dense in protein.

>>53701237
I love jewelry, but never bought into the diamond jew. Gold and silver look just fine on their own.

>>53700477
Shiiiiiiiieeeet
>>53701163
Shut yo cracka ass up
>>53695384
Smol enough indeed. Nice half dimes n trimes!
>>53701151
Imma have 2 cop dis one

>>53701314
99 percent of diamond jewelry is junk because diamonds are a pay to play game and most people don't want to pay. I've seen 250g iced cubans that people have spent 50k on and the diamonds looked terrible. I've also seen good, clear, with cut diamonds with serious fire and brilliance and they look crazy in person.

>>53701106
>Is it legal to disguise valuable coins like that?
Totally.
As long as it's not stamped as gold or trying to pass as gold.

>>53701101
so the past couple weeks the market has been in a holding pattern hovering around the same $405 level waiting for the CPI data to be released tomorrow. the market will either rocket up or crash down at least 3% tomorrow based on the news release, in my opinion

this is a game the market has been playing with every BLS stat the fed puts out each month for the past few months. i made a 7x last month guessing the right direction. its a risky play but high reward. basically i will just buy 0DTE SPY calls or puts.

complicating the variables is the fact the govt again rigged the stats by recalculating how inflation is calculated for the CPI report this year (surprise, surprise just after our strategic petroleum reserve is tapped out and inflation is taking off again) so the game here is really trying to frontrun and guess what the jewish math will show because the markets will respond accordingly.

>>53701259
you realize most of that shit is counterfeit from china right?

>>53700017
By the way... OP is a total faggot.
- Posted way before bump limit on previous thread.
- Didn't link to the previous thread.
- Didn't link to this thread from the previous thread.

>>53701415
Yup. It's crazy the chinks are now making fake junk silver florins from the 30s and 40s. It's over.

>>53701259
Close your eyes and try to imagine the supply chain for a company selling gold 25% under spot. Where does the profit come from?

>>53701484
*silver

>>53701419
This thread was linked when there was 308 posts in the old thread. The bump limit is at 310, that's when the post numbers turn red.

>>53701630
Post numbers turn red for you? Is that a browser extension thing, I just use 4chan(nel) in Firefox with Ublock

>>53700477
please fuck off back to r*ddit with your niggerworship

>>53701259
cut one in half

>>53701685
Shut up, sit down, and listen to bipoc voices.

>>53701966
No thanks, not a fan of screeching.

silversisters...we are financially ruined, should have bought bitcoin or kept it in fiat

>>53702280
My average is $15/ounce.

>>53702345
that's really good you must have been stacking for ages now

>>53702370
Bought most in 2016 and 2018.
However those times are over. I doubt it will go down below $18 again.

>>53702345
>>53702534
I kinda doubt that. I've been stacking since then also and even had a lot of lucky buys when it was extremely low, but with premiums and just averaging (it has usually been well over 15/oz since then) chances are your cost basis is higher than that considerably.

Hey guys 10 ounce silver is selling 251$ in my country. Why it costs more than market price? Should I buy?

Finally got my pennies anons, jfc what a mission. Ordered yesterday, went to pick it up, got bombarded with questions like "is it for a business, what do you need that for? Oh they haven't brought in yet, wait half an hour please" fuck off I just want my coppers reeee

Looks like we bottomed out already and are v-shaping, dumb fucks couldn't even get it below €20 in their own fake price, you know what to do.

>>53703182
Oh and they made me stand there and sign in to the fucking APP just to accept a digital authentication to confirm it's me, despite having my bank card in hand. Won't be going back there

>>53700118
THIS

>>53700439
Isle of Man right? This is sick. Most of them you can get were still minted in the 80s.

>>53700017
Anyone want to answer this? Why is JM Bullion much better than APMEX?

Does anyone here stack ancient gold?

>>53703337
I imagine not many of us here as ancient coins usually come with extreme premiums.

>>53703130
The way i achieved my low average was that i had set me a fixed price limit. Now it's $18.
I am pretty confident in my stack so it's no issue or fomo from my side.
I inherited a big stack from my grandfather.

>>53701718
Here's that pmg paranoia again. Never change.

>>53700118
Standing liberty has a softer strike as the production ran on. You can tell by how well you can see her bellybutton.

anyone here bought some
rhenium ??


>>53700135
gaga

>>53703355
I have about 650oz. I bought it before pre covid also, so my cost is pretty low. Bought about 120oz this summer when it got down to 18 again. I'll only buy silver when it's on sale.

reminder that the jew fears the Samurai

>>53701474
I just got an ASE Type 2 for $2 over spot. I’ve always wanted a fake. So it’s win/win for me.

>>53701484
>close your eyes…
I did this is. It actually helps.

>>53703182
Alright, here's the deal for any fellow UK penny hoarders. £10 in ten bags of 1p coins have me £1.78 in old copper pennies, whereas £10 in five bags of 2p coins gave me over £2.78 in copper pence. The 2p coins were easier to sort, easier to count out, had an average return of 24% per £1 bag, whereas the 1p coins took longer to sort, had only 17% average of copper per £1 bag, obviously took longer to count and were a pain to go through.
Overall I'd stick to getting and sorting only 2p coins in the future

>>53703182
They just wanted to sell you some appropriate interest bearing instruments.

>>53704141
There was some other cool stuff that I have no idea wtf they were doing in here either

>>53701966
The buffalo is well designed, faggot

Give me the copper pill

>>53704261
No harm in making a stack as copper bullion and coins have risen, while slowly, in mine with other metals. I believe a one pound copper bar used to be 8$ and now it’s 20-30$.

I’ve got two bags full of copper pennies, 100ish copper 1 oz coins, and a range of bars from kilos to a 300 oz fat daddy.

Do I think this is some secret way to get rich? Fuck no. Does it feel good to not have to ever think about copper? Yes.

>>53704383
Based and prepared for anything pilled. No harm in having a bag or two just in case

Silver sisters, I want more silver for my monies, should I buy now, or do I wait for it to drop to 20$?

>>53703130
>I kinda doubt that. I've been stacking since then also and even had a lot of lucky buys when it was extremely low, but with premiums and just averaging (it has usually been well over 15/oz since then)

I believe it, I bought a bunch of kilo bars at $14.78/ozt with premium and free shipping in march 2020 and for patient disciplined stackers accumulating in the years prior it would have been easy to maintain an average around $15/oz.

>>53701474
>Yup. It's crazy the chinks are now making fake junk silver florins from the 30s and 40s. It's over.

This statement is 100% factual but smells like sarcasm, you do know that the chinks counterfeit common "junk" silver coins right? 50% UK silver, 40% US halves, and similarly debased European silver coins are all faked by the eternal chinksect. 25% under melt value for a unique score is perfectly believable but being a set price on a website seems sus and in line with the shady websites selling fake ASEs for around $20 each. I've gotten tons of stuff below melt but always as single unique purchases, a storefront with such stuff as standard inventory is too-good-to-be-true territory.

>>53704141
Based copperchad, I appreciate you sharing the calculations. It's interesting how much better the 2p yields are, too bad you can't stack 56 gram 1797 2p cartwheels on the cheap anymore it would be sweet to have a chest full of those bigbois.

>>53702345
>tfw 23 average

>>53704638
see pics related

>>53704886

>>53704898

>>53704736
A cartwheel Penny. It's filled with lead interestingly. They're not actually worth much, but it's amazing how old they are.

>>53703317
>Why is JM Bullion much better than APMEX?
APMEX, for the most part, is the most expensive bullion dealer out there. They do however have the largest selection of shinies, and fast shipping, but I've only bought from them once, my very first silver purchase. Never again. I know better now.

anybody here use reddit's r/pmsforsale for purchases? great way to skip taxes and unreasonable dealer premiums. someone was selling asahi rounds for 24/oz the other day but I was too hesitant and it sold nearly immediately.
>inb4 muh reddit
shut up nig cheapies are cheapies

>>53701419
OP is one of the reddit faggots who thinks making the OP earns him updoots. After a week or so of double/competing gens between these faggots, he figured he would make the thread early and let it lurk, ensuring gets his special internet points. It's called "spaming" and it's against the rules, so be sure to check the catalog for these faggots near the end of each thread and report them. We don't need these reddit faggots here shitting up our general.

>>53704736
I think the 2p coins have a better return because they are not circulated nearly as much as 1p's. As a retail wagie, so many things are priced ending in things like £9.99 or £49.99 that we give out quite a lot of pennies, hence more are minted than 2p which kind of just sit there in most tills, and don't get replaced when new coins are brought in each week from the security bank van guys.

>>53704803
Thats not bad.

>>53703873
What jews?

This is March of 2009 all over again.

>>53703135
That sounds like a good deal.

>>53704955

That's a cartwheel tuppence, a bit more valuable than the 28g penny. Where do you get the idea that they're filled with lead? I bet some counterfeits were made with a lead core but the real ones were pure copper.

>>53705107
I appreciate the insight fren. Do you know why they made decimal 2p coins to begin with? Did common items like stamps or candy cost 2 or 4p when they switched to decimal in the 60s?

>>53704913
Ok anon, I'll fomo into it tomorrow. Wish me luck.

>>53705249
Shilling was equivalent to 5p pic related, both technically being 1/20th or 5% of their respective pounds. Thats why old 5ps are huge. This means that the sixpence became 2 and 1/2p new pence, which worked because the half penny was still in circulation and was just remitted as the decimal halfpenny until being completely phased out in 1984

>>53703199
sounds like my bank of america faggotry

>>53705249
Someone who had one told me that. From reading this below, some later strikes in a variety of metals. It would make sense to use lead since it's so heavy because the original idea was to protect against lightweight forgeries.
>From 1770 until the end of the 18th century the practice of melting down the official copper coins and making lightweight forgeries had become so widespread that it prompted industrialist Matthew Boulton to offer a potential solution. He proposed that each coin should actually be made to contain its value in copper (one ounce avoirdupois), that the quality should be improved by using a retaining collar during striking (to give a perfectly round coin) and by designing the coins with thick raised borders to prevent them wearing so easily.

This type was struck in copper by Boulton for several years after 1797 with no change in date, along with some later strikes in a variety of metals. Further restrikes were produced by W.J. Taylor when he bought the dies in 1848; the chief way these later issues can be distinguished is by marks resulting from die corrosion.

>>53703558
Enjoy your zinc rounds.

>>53705151
The Jews who say they are Jews but are in reality of the synagogue of their true father Satan.
t. Jesus

>>53705037
Sounds like a really cool place, anon! You should spend more time there!

>inflation rises
>metals dump
It's a clow, clown, clown, clown world.

>>53705565
It amuses me, the history of pennies. In the US, the first halfpenny was slightly larger than today's quarter dollar, and thus more valuable materially in retrograde to the face value. Judging by that alone it becomes easy to see how far our money has fallen.

WE ARE DUMPING MY BASTERDS

>>53705831
Titanium hands anon, they are just manipulating the inevitable

>>53705855
>WE ARE DUMPING MY BASTERDS
Thank you kind sirs. Cheapies are in. I'll be buying more.

>>53705855
Welp, time to put on the ol' shirt and pants and make the trip downtown again.

>>53705898
CHEAPIES!!

Can someone post the pmg stacking tier list? Need to see where I stand with my frens.

>>53701630
>This thread was linked when there was 308 posts in the old thread.
That announcement was made by another Anon nearly half an hour after this thread was made. That means the new thread was made 15 posts before bump limit.

>The bump limit is at 310, that's when the post numbers turn red.
I fucking know what bump limit is. And it means even less than you think. It just means the thread doesn't promote to page 1 with any new post. It can still take hours for the thread to works its way down to page 10 and away.

OP is a faggot. There are no excuses. There is no other explanation. OP needs to khs.
You're a faggot for thinking this was okay and making dumb, uneducated excuses.

>>53705013
Why does pmg shill for JM Bullion? It's just as expensive as Apmex. There are better options out there for much much less.

>>53705836
Exactly we just don't have sound money. Mercury dimes are more aesthetic and valuable as 90 percent silver than any newly minted US quarters of today.

>>53706168
Like what?

Hey bros, when does J. Powell anounce the stats? Has he announced it already?

>>53706198
Jpow doesn't, and yes. Inflation continues to rise overall.

>Cheapies are coming hard

Fuck, I should have waited before buying my double sovereign last week.

>>53706088
>the pmg stacking tier list
>the
So far, I count 15 of them.
Specify.

>>53706088

>>53706168
From researching coins I've looked at on both Apmex and JM Bullion, SD bullion has way better prices from my initial impressions.

I'm going to buy some silver and gold for the first time. I have €8,000 I plan on investing and just buying coins. 2k worth of gold 6k worth of silver.

Question is...how do I store so much silver? The gold is easy to hide but the silver is troublesome. Do you guys have any tips?

>>53706168
>>53706195
>inb4 yankee shilling for SDBullion

>>53706280
This guide is for people like you. Read it, have a think about it and then maybe ask some questions just before you buy.

>>53706280
There is a nice vid from Mike Maloney: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXFLZub7DaU

>>53706280
Buy real silver first
hide it in a not so obvious spot
buy a cheap safe off of craigslist or walshart
buy some fake silver and gold bars
make this your "distraction fake stack"
low iq robbers show up, steals fake stack
your real stack is still safe

ez pz

>>53706168
>shill for JM Bullion?
JM has great range of choices at a lower cost than Apmex. However their premiums have sneakily risen over than past year too.
But yeah - for simple stacking there are better choices - Bold PM, SilverGoldBull, Money Metal, Monument Metals...
If you're looking for unusual stuff, also try BullionExchanges. Generally pricey, they have surprisingly low prices for select items.

>>53706195
Monument Metals
Hero Bullion
Liberty Coin(also shilled in OP)
SD Bullion
Almost anything. Look at JM's junk silver prices compared to anything I listed above. They get totally btfo.

>>53706275
Should be Roman in the next few months depending on how fast I can get my trap house renovated!

wagmi, frens

>>53700118
As this anon demonstrates, you are BTFO. Tooling wears down and first strikes are more defined.
>>53703698

Graded coins are nice so you can easily authenticate old gold. I would happily spend another $50-100 on a $2300 double eagle to know it’s real. These coins are hard to authenticate, even for seasoned stackers. And guess what, it’s easier to sell and you get that cost added on. You lose nothing.

>>53705037
Yes. Anons will pretend not to have since we all hate Reddit but they do. I have seen several posts on pmg threads with very specific items that I watched get bought off r/pmsforsale a few days prior.

I don't have any decent LCS near me so it's my only real option and I use it regularly, I just don't talk about it here.

>>53706714
You can get MS coins for a little over 2k. They're one of the most reasonable p33s around. $5 and 2.5s however get crazy expensive crazy fast

>>53706258
>Cheapies are coming hard

I wish, gold is only down a couple dollars. :/

>>53706793
I measure it on a weekly basis, it has dropped £26 in price since the weekend.

>>53704255
I never said it wasn't, nigger
>>53702107
Please reconsider your bigotry and donate to black owned businesses

>>53703317
who said that? APMEX is reputable as fuck and fast, ive used them a bunch of times. that said their prices might be a bit higher for certain things but its not like they are a bad dealer at all. both jm bullion and APMEX are reputable you cant go wrong with either just pick the one that has the cheapest price for the item you want. i remember scoring really good combo deals from APMEX like 10 yeras ago on american silver eagles with some gold eagles

>>53706280
>how do I store so much silver?
Do you expect it to be a metric cube large or what? 6k worth of silver can fit in you jean's pockets.

Hey guys I’m new here, I found this place mentioned in an old Reddit posting and thought I’d introduce myself. Please show patience I’m still trying to get to grips with this website.

My name is James Henderson, I’m 63 years young and recently retired due to disability. I just started purchasing gold and silver around a year ago because I’ve seen a lot of people saying that it’s a good idea, it could make me rich and it’s the best way to save money!

I have 17 oz of silver and a few grams of gold right now. How will this make me wealthy and when? I could use some extra funds to add to mine and my wife’s pension and to leave some for relatives.

Thank you kindly!

Regards,
James

>>53700174
yeah, in my CC.

>>53703698
>>53706714
you can get firststrike designation on practically any modern bullion coin you want, retard. especially egregious in this case are ASEs or your maple leaf. you just have to check a box on the form and pay a bit extra when you send it for grading

>>53706168
>Why does pmg shill for JM Bullion?
Funny, my post never even mentioned JM Bullion. My go to is usually Bold or SD bullion, or whoever has the best price at the time for the product I want to purchase. I have no brand loyalty.

>>53701966
Liberia USED to have kino money.

>>53707185
>not sure if ironic or pasta

if not this makes for great pasta

>>53707228
You have to get it done in the first 30 days after release. I'm not sure you have the correct information or understanding.

>>53706911
Ok let's see a year instead of a week now

>>53707185
Hi James! Welcome to /pmg/!

This site is full of jews, so don't listen to them!
Buying precious metals is a great way to protect your wealth and leave a tax free inheretance to your grandchildren (undoubtedly you have many).

For you, I would suggest buying 1 oz silver Krugerrands from a reputable (i.e., non-jewish) Local Coin Shop ("LCS").

Feel free to ask more questions! You have a fren here at /pmg/!!

>>53707295
ok bro here's your slabbed ASEs

>>53707185
Don’t listen to this:
>>53707376

Krugs are the black sheep of bullion, no one respects them. Many people fear them. Go with literally another sovereign rounds Brittanias, Maples, American silver eagles. Stay away from Krugs.
Sincerely, Johnson Matthey

>>53707185
based Jamesposter

Picked up one of these at my LCS the other day. Paid $20 for it. The Jefferson dollar has the same silver content as a Morgan, plus a nickel and a $2 bill. Worst case, I spent $20 for something with an absolute minimum base value of $19.10.

>>53700017
Does anyone stack Rhodium at 12,000 grand an Oz? I wish that I could.

>>53707491
I like Krugs, but they really need to implement a security feature comparable to Maples or Britannias.

does anyone here stack plutonium? asking for a friend

>>53707739
The guy in this
youtube.com/watch?v=BYSGyRdLm0g

>>53707697
>he took the commemorative pill
YAGMI

>>53707239
Lurk moar. I never said or implied that you specifically were shilling for JMB, although your shilling for Apmex is arguably worse.

>>53707724
krugs have microprint 'krugerrand' and serial numbers
what more do you need?

>>53707820
Didn't even about the micro print, so it's more than I thought for sure, but with Britannia their trident/lock from different viewing is clear without any need for a loupe or magnification. Brittanias and Maple Leafs are the most respected for their security features according to most.

How to pay more for silver;
1. APMEX
2. JM Bullion
3. EBay
How to pay less,
1. Monument Metals
2. SDbullion
3. Bold (if you must have Numis)

>>53707948
I don’t buy from some of the other places because I’ve had it take 2 weeks+ to ship.

>>53707948
I got a local "Cash for Gold" spot that sells for ridiculously great prices. The guy doesn't really give a fuck about big markups or premiums as long as you pay in cash, but his stock is also really limited and kinda on a "whatever I happen to have" basis. Guy routinely sells Eagles, even early 90s eagles, for $2-3 over spot.

>>53705037
I’ll die with a smaller stack before giving anything to a redditor
coming from a stacker, this should mean something to you (You) Reddit niggerfaggot

>>53707948
What numismatics would you recommend?

Just got $61 melt value of antique sterling and .800 silver for free today, feels good bros.

>>53708029
This. And it's not like that place on reddit isn't full of scammers, drug addicts, and tyrones that just committed a smash-a-grab from a coin shop or worse.

>>53707931
you can at least see that the microprint is there if you have decent vision and don't actually need to transcribe the serial number
just know where to look

>>53708038
Ones you like

>>53708078
I wonder where the microprint is hidden for the 2023 Krugs, it changes location every year.

>>53708038
I'm a fan of 5RM large windmills, but honestly get what you like, and you think there will be a solid market for in the future. I recommend actual metal content + collectability.

>>53708130
ah didn't know that, so far I only have 2022s
I was planning to order my first tube of 2023s today but the germania kilo is very tempting

>>53708076
Nice. I got one of my favorite sterling spoons from a guy for helping him set up his canopy at his yard sale. Those are possibly worth more than melt to the right buyer.

>>53708038
chad half eagle

>>53708038
Depends on the country you're in, and I'd find a good mix of numismatics and metal value. Spending $40 for a fucking Eagle is retarded, but buying nothing but War Nickels is pretty dumb too. If you can find a well known and somewhat popular 1oz coin for a decent price, I'd go for it. Eagles, Leafs, Brits, Kangaroos, Philharmonics, Krugerrands, all fine enough choices. Just don't spend too much on premiums.

>>53708175
Wouldn't advise buying Kilo over coins. It's much easier to sell/liquate coins.

>>53708356
I mostly have coins already
the kilo bars are just so nice to fondle

>>53707989
do you bring an xray spectrometer to verify its real gold all the way through?

>>53707801
>I never said or implied that you specifically were shilling for JMB
>>53705013 (You)
Why does pmg shill for JM Bullion?
Was this not YOU responding to ME regarding JM Bullion? Do you even into what you wrote you fucking brainlet?

>>53707488
Why are they putting these cringy labels on them? Surely that does nothing for the coins value

>>53707963
>I don’t buy from some of the other places because I’ve had it take 2 weeks+ to ship.
You're going to want to stay the fuck away from Scottsdale then.

>>53706780
I know this. But I would rather pay a little extra and have the coin authenticated and the mint state determined and verified. Imagine trying to sell a guy a double eagle and you swearing up and down that it’s a MS 64 by nothing but your word and you want MS 64 prices and he says, lol prove it or I’ll offer you AU prices.

>>53707228
BTFO
See >>53707295

>>53709068
To make them collectible? Some people like collecting things. Let them do what they want with their money.

>>53706275
I finally inventoried what I have stacked so far. In summary it is as follows
>Silver 234
>Gold 4.7581
and do you know what I have learned now that I have passed Roman Tier? It is not enough. Its actually very little and I must horde more.

>>53708199
not recommending the Saint-Gaudens double eagle. Undisputedly the finest coin ever minted. Though the liberty and Indian head eagles are very nice as well. Can’t go wrong with any pre-33 US gold.

>>53708183
>favorite sterling spoons

Post a pic anon, every stacker worth their salt must have some proper silverware.

>>53704567
Very nice
>>53705831

>>53707185
>I’m 63 years young
You have to be 70 to post in /pmg/, coe back once you're a big boi

Newfag here. I remember seeing a website that you could insert the amount of gold you want to buy and it will calculate what to buy at lowest price / spread (eg. 1x0.1oz, 2x5oz ...). What is the website called?

I am not dreaming.
Also, I am europoor, so that was an European website

>>53708076
Congrats scrapfren, those tea spoons are cute!

>>53709284
So they collecting the plastic slab, not the coin? Whatever floats your boat, I guess

>>53709436
Yes, pretty lame. Most coins worth slabbing have already been slabbed. This is how they stay in business now.

>>53709436
You are buying a genuine coin guaranteed to be of a certain quality

>>53709479
You are right. But he’s specifically talking about the lame label designs. I guess they appeal to boomers.

>>53700477
Stopped at Big Dawg for now. Need to diversify into other spaces

>>53709501
Collecting NGC stickers is funko pop tier. Seriously cringe.

>>53709338
The cherub dances on the surface of my coffee/tea when I use it to stir in cream or honey. Feels classy af.

>>53709096
They sell for about the same on eBay I see. That’s probably the way I would go with them. Was thinking of getting some stackers.

>>53709420
Bullionbypost does that sorta. Like gives you lowest price/flexable, so bars, coins, mix.

>>53707488
>these are what the people making ASEs so expensive to stack do with the eagles they hoard

>>53709779
They are MS70. So they aren’t your typical BU eagles.

>>53709770
Thanks

>>53709824
well, there's ten of them in that one photo. doesnt seem too rare.

>>53709855
Check back in 20 years

>>53709434
Thanks frogbro, it was a small part of a collection I bought in November that was never shipped so I got a full refund last year, but I found a box with some of the smaller stuff in that collection on my doorstep this morning, very strange. If I get the rest of the collection in other packages then I'll try to pay them again.

>>53709633
Checked, thanks for sharing anon. Must be a European, maybe Italian spoon? For some reason ornate cast handle silver spoons were popular in Europe, one doesn't really see American pieces made like that.

>>53707931
>Brittanias and Maple Leafs
yeah... but up until recently, they all had the fuckin' lizard queen on them. Now they have a faggot on them.

>>53701080
I have 9oz of silver rounds and a 1g gold bar and I play with them like I'm a pirate

>>53709824
>check ebay
>type "2023 silver eagle MS70"
>736 results
>top results show "486 sold", "994 sold", "1920 sold", and "5498 sold"
>cheap as $52.55 free shipping for first strike designation

>>53709893
no, i dont think i will

>>53709905
>I bought in November that was never shipped so I got a full refund last year, but I found a box with some of the smaller stuff in that collection on my doorstep this morning, very strange.
Damn, you are blessed by the gods it's unreal dude!

>>53709824
Sounds like a jewish scam targeting boomers desu.

I bought a tube of kooks

>>53710021
Some of those funko eagles sold for 120$+premium at a live auction I attended a couple weekends back. Boomers are chomping at the bit to spend the last of their HELOC money before they croak.

>>53703337
I would love to so I can play pirate more efficiently but it'll have to wait until my foundry business gets goin

>>53709978
In 1987, they made over 11 million eagles. A ms70 would set you back about 1k. In 2022, they made about 13 million for reference.

>>53709855
They aren’t rare. No one said they are. In fact, they cost you about $50. That’s not much more than BU. Having one or a few in your stack isn’t all that stupid.

>>53703873
where'd you get that ring from?

>>53710021
It’s not a scam. It’s a MS70 coin. That means it’s perfect. They are only $50. Having one in your stack as an example is pretty based. Stacking them is stupid, but with Eagles, you’ll probably make a lot of money reselling in a few years anyway to people that want a MS70 coin in their stack.

>>53708038
For me, it's the bitches.

>>53710091
you sure you didnt heavily imply rarity? you specified they are not typical, which reasons to mean they are significantly atypical and rare. cmon brah, you know what you meant

>>53710161
You must have autism.

>>53710144
If you like one just get one but I wouldn't call it "based" at all. It's over 2 times premium for what was supposed to be an affordable way for the American people to get United states government backed bullion. NGC/PCGS slab label autism completely goes against the purpose of what these coins where meant to be. Sure, get your mint marks, proofs and box sets that's fine. But just slabbing. auctioning and numisfagging mass produced bullion that are meant for regular exchange is unbased and gay.

>>53710290

>>53710290
You know you can buy all the BU eagles your heart desires. It’s seems you are getting all worked up for no reason. Having a PERFECT example of a coin you like and buy in quantity is fine and not hurting anyone. Change your tampon before posting again.

>>53710064
NGC started in 1987 and PCGS in 1986, back in 1987 there weren't predatory fags spamming grading companies with truckloads of monster boxes of MS eagles to then sell via infomercials to braindead boomers so there aren't as many early MS70s floating around. Graded slabbed coins didn't really get popular until the 2000s so early eagles didn't get slabbed and protected from handling en-masse like they are now. MS70 2022s will never ever be worth anywhere near what the much scarcer MS70 early years are.

>>53710315
>implying what a roastie whore plasters on her body matters in the slightest
>the fact such a shit opinion can only get attention to begin with by sitting her bare ass down in a tub first

Sov as a first gold coin, yeah? I bought one of the before they sold out today. ACH hasn't cleared yet but I know my guys at jmbullion always pull through.

>>53710144
>That means it’s perfect.
Yes, the perfect jewish scam.
>>53710290
Now this is what i call based.

>>53710366
How is it “based”? He is saying that high premium proofs and box sets (things he likes and collects) are good. Things he doesn’t collect are bad. Seems pretty unbased to me.

>>53710354
sovereigns are great and usually priced well for fractional gold. check out the 2 rand coin from south africa as well. they are not on sale as often but are basically the same coin with the same alloy and gold content.

>>53710415
>He is saying that high premium proofs and box sets (things he likes and collects) are good.
Seems like you have reading comprehension issues bro.

>>53710431
Thanks anon, I was eyeing those too actually. Appreciate the confirmation, hope you have a good one today.

>>53710415
>what do you mean collecting and hoarding thing meant for collecting and hoarding is different than collecting and hoarding thing meant for anything but collecting and hoarding

>>53710490
Actually, that IS my point. Who cares what people collect and buy with their own money.

>>53710540
>Fabergé egg offered to the tzarina
"meh lets put it in the scrap bin"
>Darth Vader disney's 1oz 1/100000000
"Wowzer i can't wait to send it back for grading ten times until i get a Perfect Mint condition!"

>>53710540
>posting a stickered up dildomobile in a norwegian low-rider's appreciation thread, respectively.
>who cares how anon spends his money?
I think it's more about looking at something nice being perverted by retards. Nice silver coins tho.

>>53710540
it's a perverse and manipulative marketplace, built to feed on the weakness of man
it is not the will of God that such a jewish market exists

>>53710573
>>53710579
Bros. It’s $15 more than a BU eagle and for that it’s a MS70 and you get it slabbed. That’s a good deal to me. What are you guys crying about?

>>53710619
I'm just bored at work, relax slabanon. Ever think about seeing how hard it would be to crack one open?

https://youtu.be/RRLTaE0FU5A?t=15

>>53710619
some people disagree on the value of the product. frankly, youre trying to show value and rarity of something that is reasonably common. people like you tend to collect modern mcdonalds toys and coupons

>>53710663
I don’t own any. I was just explaining why some people buy them. It’s a classic case of “things I don’t own are bad”, “things I own are the best”. Same thing happens in /k/. But I don’t know which board is worse.

>>53705312
Still check pricing when fomoing the best is to get at median. Worst case would to buy on a price spike.

>>53710619
>fifteen dollars for a plastic case and a slip of paper is a great deal

>>53710540
Because it's fucking over the silver eagle market dumb heeb. I used to be able to buy them for about $34 dollars when spot was HIGHER now they're $45 minimum everywhere I go despite no change in silver spot price. It's entirely from boomer fags buying them up, slabbing them and insisting they're collectibles when the whole point of them was to be CHEAP. It affects ME personally. Boomers also fucking ruined vintage video games by price gouging them and market speculating, I promise the chucklefucks selling gamecube games for $100 dollars don't play gamecube.
I also hate the existence of fat people, because as a 6'4" fairly slim man fucking fatasses everywhere make it a nightmare to find clothes. Anything below a large shirt won't even cover my belly button, or anything less than large pants cover my ankles. bu since "large" doesn't mean "tall", it means "fucking fatass that eats Mcdonalds twice as day and drink a soda with every meal" so now nearly every shirt just droops over me and any pair of pants I have to death-constrict a belt or it'll droop off like hood monkey fashion.
The day of the pillow is coming for you, hippie. Young people are VERY angry they don't have houses or money, and the people that DO have houses and money are blowing it on completely needless shit like speedboats and slabbed silver eagles. When people are starving, who's more dangerous? The fat man, or the starving man?

>>53710696
I never claimed they are rare. But for $15, it seems like a good deal to me to have it authenticated, graded, and slabbed. Yes, value is subjective. Seems you know you are on the losing side of the argument.

>>53710619
It's objectively not a good deal. Do you get paid per hour or per reply?

>>53710335
It was truly the wild west back then. I was just going by similar mintage numbers for reference. Over time, perfect coins become scarcer. This is your opportunity to lock in your future, but you choose to ignore easy money.
>>53710341
I like boys too
>>53710579
It's ultra jew to judge everything by bullion value alone like you stacker sissies do
>>53710712
Cheaper than you could do it for

>>53700017

Anons your participation needed, post advices, stacks and infographics

Global Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/416197070

>>53710705
It happens in /k/ because people ask for advice on how to spend their money, then ignore the advice and buy something universally panned as a waste of money, then bitch when nobody sucks off the photos, then fuck off back to rebbit

>>53710749
>slabfag is an unironic homosexual

>>53710723
Actually, the premiums on the BU eagle come from simple supply and demand. There has been RECORD demand for silver over the last few years. The US mint has already stated they have sourcing and production issues. As silver spot rises, these issues will only get worse pushing the eagle premium up even more. The eagle premium has nothing to do with slabbing. Calm down. Just buy another coin/round if the premiums upset you.

>>53710775
>Posts pic of female pooper
Reeee
>Posts pic of male pooper
Reeee

Can't win with you wierdos

Personally, I wouldn't even consider removing the coin from the slab because the printed label and plastic slab add too much value. Mint in box bro.

>>53710768
Actually its more like someone asks what is a good pistol for under $500 that isn’t a Glock and glockfags fill the board with why glocks are the best and everything else is obsolete.

>>53710779
Supply and demand fags be like
>why do you hate landlord conglomerates raising rent? It's supply and demand bro, should've been able to pay $40,000 over asking price on that house in a single lump payment
>why do you hate scalpers? should've scripted a bot to buy every ticket .02 seconds after the website went live
>why do you hate food prices? should've been able to follow the thousands of federal agents and drones setting fire to all of the farms except for the ones conveniently owned by Bill Gates and Monsanto
>why do you hate gas prices? should've been able to stop the president, military, and military industrial complex from cancelling oil pipelines and dumping trillions of dollars into war with oil suppliers

>>53710290
>But just slabbing. auctioning and numisfagging mass produced bullion that are meant for regular exchange is unbased and gay.

100%. Coins were made to be handled, protecting them from yourself in a bulky slab you pay a premium for is peak cuckoldry. It's worse than wearing a condom to fuck your wife, lmao. I can respect true old numismatics being preserved for posterity but identical soulless modern mass-produced coins being immediately entombed by jewish dealers to squeeze profit from unsophisticated midwits is cringe.

>>53710443
>Seems like you have reading comprehension issues bro.

More than just reading comprehension issues, I assure you. He's the guy who was breathlessly shilling $40 ASEs this time last year and promising 200% premiums (2 more weeks bro) while rudely insulting people who stack generics. Because he's a low-functioning autistic retard who thinks people will give him 1 ASE for a dozen eggs he doesn't recognize the hypocrisy of saying
>Who cares what people collect and buy with their own money.
when it supports people buying his precious overpriced ASEs while having attacked dozens of anons over the past year for buying with their own money Asahis or whatever low-premium bullion they like to collect. The eggfag cries out in pain as he strikes you.

>>53710827
The answer is a used Glock 19, and then the next step is you get mad at the correct answer.

>>53710802
>why does nobody like my coomb8 or spending money on frivolous decoration
Jesus saves, brother
Seek and you will find Him

I just bought 6oz of gold, and I now only have a few thousand in my bank. I dont feel good about the purchase but I think I needed to do it. Help me cope /pmg/

>>53710861
Yes. Market manipulation exists. Stackers know this best of all. The point is that eagle demand is off the charts. And the US mint is m claiming various “issues”. People said how the Perth mint would be the first domino to fall. I’m predicting is the US mine.

>>53710900
6 ounces of gold means you're higher up in the funny meme tier lists, congrats

>>53710892
Ha. You recommended a Glock when I specifically said any pistol other than a Glock. Thanks for playing along. Go back to /k/.

>>53710723
Pretty funny. "Young people" are the fattest generation EVER. And they aren't going to do shit because they are all going to neck themselves when the anti-depressants run out.

>>53710929
It's the correct answer, although it is your right to be wrong. You are welcome.

>>53710966
The correct answer would be a used 92FS or Sig P226. Glocks are shit.

>>53710900
>six ounces of gold
Bars or coins? Hold a couple of them in your hand and just enjoy the weight of them for a bit.
~12k well spent.

>>53710882
I have stated time and time again that it’s best to have a well diversified stack. Rounds, coins, and bars. It was a response to people that recommend always buying the lowest premium generic silver which is a very poor strategy whether or not a dollar collapse happens. Eagles specifically have proven to be great buy. I have more gains on my eagles than my generics since 2020. When silver spot pops, you will see huge premium on all silver just like we did in 2020-2021. Eagles will see the biggest premiums.

>>53710987
I don't make the rules, champ. Way she goes.

>buy gold for 75% what I could sell it for that day
>hold on to it for 30 years
>sell for 150% what I paid
Is this the basic gestalt?

>>53701406
So which for you, call or put?

>>53710882
The reason why high grade coins go for so much is retards fondling them for decades.
>>53710900
Post cops and we'll critique
>>53710914
By law, the mint can't pay over market value for silver.
>>53711080
You have a couple bucks more than generic, big deal. Doesn't matter now, if youve bought eagles in the last few years, you're still down. Bigly.
>>53711121
In 20 years, gold is up over 500%
Just wait for a nice dip, and buy some. Then just forget about it.

>>53711178
but if nobody handles eagles and just slabs them instead, by that logic high grade eagles aren't very special

>>53710749
>Over time, perfect coins become scarcer. This is your opportunity to lock in your future, but you choose to ignore easy money.

Before the era of mass-slabbing some of those perfect coins got handled making the immaculate specimens more scarce, but that vector of attrition doesn't apply anymore. The population report for 2022 eagles on NGC alone shows 321,866 MS70 examples, you're simply wrong if you think they'll "lock in your future" and perform anything like years such as 1987 with a few thousand or less MS70 specimens. This should be common sense, study the population report and choose your MS70 investments based on actual scarcity, not relative total mintage figures which are irrelevant.
https://www.ngccoin.com/census/united-states/american-eagles-and-bullion-coins/76/
https://www.pcgs.com/pop/detail/silver-eagles-1986-date/939

>>53711208
You shouldn't be handling eagles anyway, it's disrespectful.

>>53711000
Bars because lower premiums

>>53711216
If you've been collecting eagles for decades, there's no reason why you wouldn't keep buying modern slabs. If you've just started collecting eagles, there's no reason why you wouldn't buy slabbed coins for such a low cost

>>53709313
You could buy more PMs if you didn't spend money on little plastic dolls.

What are (you)r thoughts on stacking these?

>Titanium
>Aluminum
>Iron
>Lead
>Nickel
>Tin
>Zinc
>Molybdenum
>Bronze
>Brass

>silber 2013
>$20
>silber 2023
>$20
>silber 2123
>$20
>one mcdonalds big mac(bug free w/ cheese) 2123
>$2000

Start cryogenically freezing goyslop today and resell at a guaranteed markup once beef has been outlawed by 2030

>>53710723
Angery kek

>>53711339
If you're stacking lead and brass it should be in form of ready-to-fire ammunition. everything else is a meme that could've been funds spent on more Silver and Gold.

>>53710150
Based

>>53711339
Based metals

>>53700477
Could've been near 'The Mack' but I decided to invest some of it and the odds are good (but not 100%) that it can pay off. Not a risk, however, as I can afford to do without it.

>>53711178
>You have a couple bucks more than generic, big deal. Doesn't matter now, if youve bought eagles in the last few years, you're still down. Bigly.

All false. On a monster box, im up $6000 over generic. Pretty substantial. And even with the drop in silver prices, eagles have remained pretty much the same whereas generic has more closely traced the price down. With the next huge pop in silver spot, you’re going to see eagle basically unobtainable just like last time.

>>53711262
Wut? I was trying to correct anon's misunderstanding of the MS70 ASE market and his expectation that 2022s will appreciate over the next 20 years. He said:
>In 1987, they made over 11 million eagles. A ms70 would set you back about 1k. In 2022, they made about 13 million for reference.
This suggests a belief that total mintage is the main factor and in the coming decades 2022s will perform well, when the reality is that total population in MS70 is the only factor that really matters. Between NGC and PCGS there are only 2,424 MS70 1987 ASEs, whereas there are 445,901 MS70 2022 ASEs and counting. They'll never perform like a coin that is 200x as rare in top condition and will never be "easy money".

>>53711321
he's probably like me where he has stopped collecting them now that PMs are in his life
maybe with one or two exceptions

>>53711339
>Ti: cool but illiquid. Made in Russia/South Africa only, so very interesting long prospects
>Al: lol, lmao even
>iron: fucking based underrated God metal, but still no
>Lead: BASED. Stack as much as you can comfortably store, either bullet or ingots
>nickel: actual nickels are copper penny tier worth stacking, keep a box or two.
>tin: meme
>zinc: mostly meme?
>Molybdenum: lolwat
>bronze: based, see nickel. Copper pennies for thee (technically a bronze alloy), enough to cast a bust of yourself
>brass: see lead, a match made in heaven

Found something that I really like for its message
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTGFC1FBQFU
Found it while combing an LCS's entire silver catalogue

>>53711239
I look forward to the pics!

>>53711339
I already stack brass, lead, and iron in the form of bullets (brass and lead) and guns(iron) and i also enjoy listening to the song big iron

if you dont have brass, lead, and iron to defend your stack with, youre ngmi

>>53711339
I actively stack Tin (pewter) that I find cheap, got another 587g for a few bucks today actually. I believe it'll go over $100/kg this decade due to resource nationalism and decreasing mine production synergizing with industrial/tech use, and when that happens I bet that specialized scrap buyers/refineries offering competitive prices for the stuff will pop up and I can dump hundreds of pounds on them for a modest payday.

>>53710882
>He's the guy who was breathlessly shilling $40 ASEs this time last year and promising 200% premiums
Ah it's this faggot again. The retardness makes more sense now. But by all mean, if he want less silver for more money so badly, i wont argue against it. Sometimes the best way to teach someone a lesson is to let them do their amazingly retarded mistakes and wait they eventually learn from it.

What's really annoying tho is this general is a comfy sanctuary of common sense in an ocean of imbeciles who lost all sense of reality and are endlessly shilling jewish digiscams, and here he comes shilling the NFT version of stacking.

>>53711580
Ah, I missed THAT form of iron on my list, good call anon

>>53711580
Inadvertently stacking gunpowder as well then, right?

>>53711474
I'm up over 80k on generic
>>53711483
Got a whole lotta miles out of that comment

>>53711623
of course, reloading my own ammo is one of my pass times anon

>>53711518
better shot since I didn't realize the downloaded image would be so blown up compared to the site's viewer

>>53711216
>The population report for 2022 eagles on NGC alone shows 321,866 MS70 examples
Holy fuck... Reality will hit them hard when they will try to sell their condom ASE a decade from now and it wont be worth a penny in extra premium.
My main gig is selling TCG singles, and the same aberrations took place. Ppl were drooling in front of the value of Alpha/Beta and old border foils card with high condition grading.

What the normies ignored is the very grading industry is 100% jewish owned, and said shlomos were buying back and forth the same cards from each others to artificially prop up the value of their graded cards and aggressively advertise on jewtube around it. Up to absurd levels (in the millions+ range).
Promising that the same returns would occur a decade from now if you started to grade your recently printed card (who exist in a gazillion examplars, contrary to alpha/beta cards).
A mania ensued, ppl started to grade all kind of random trash, some being worth less than the grading costs, and kikes made millions out of gullible players promising them the moon.
But not once said gullible customer would stop for a minute and ask themselves
>wait a sec, WHO is actually buying a graded black lotus for 20 millions USD??
So now you have countless slabed cards on sale, who are unplayable as such, and literally NOBODY is buying them.
Many such cases...

>>53701080
I bought this for the year and the mercury look, I have no idea if I should keep in it's little holder or put it with the rest. Also I wanna buy something from MKBars even if it's a random coom brain anime bar.

Sneed

>>53711763
We may have discussed it before but back in highschool I used to buy MTG collections on ebay and resell singles and playsets, I had a collection full of amazing stuff but I sold it to help fund college before prices mooned. I had p9, dozens of Dual lands and hundreds of other cards worth a shitload now. Once I bought a sealed pack of 55x mint Mana Crypts from 1995 for about $250, that's a $300 card these days and there were surely some Gem Mint 10/10 examples in there, god knows what those are worth. My stack would be a bit bigger if I waited to cash out of the cardboard, oh well. Anyway my brother is big into CCGs and is friends with some of those millionaire whales and what you say is absolutely correct, they manipulate markets so hard it isn't funny.

>>53711906
Why does the royal mink have their kings appear without any crowns? It it like a tradition thing or something?

>>53711907
No, you never told me that, that's incredible! A shame you had to sell a bit too early, but that's amazing. You see, i always consider myself a pragmatic autist, and when i have to explain "why silver" to other anons not well versed on the matter, i repeatedly vomit my DD about AISC, extraction ratios, industrial usefulness, medical prospects, unique chemical composition, atomic structure, scarcity, lack of investments, the industry relying too much on byproduction, etc...
But in truth, my main favorite argument is when i see smart anons like you, cunning and who always manage to sniff the good deals before everybody else. Call it intuition. Sometimes too smart for their own good because they are so early compared to the slow-brained pleb kek.
If there is something i'm sure of on this planet, it's that YGMI.

>>53712002
>Why does the royal mink have their kings appear without any crowns?
That's because it is tradition that only female monarchs wear a crown on their coins

new bread
>>53712075
>>53712075
>>53712075

>>53712015
>i always consider myself a pragmatic autist, and when i have to explain "why silver" to other anons not well versed on the matter, i repeatedly vomit my DD about AISC, extraction ratios, industrial usefulness, medical prospects, unique chemical composition, atomic structure, scarcity, lack of investments, the industry relying too much on byproduction, etc...

Your DD effortposts and screencaps of some of what you wrote that used to be shared around more frequently were the soul of /pmg/ when I first found this glorious general in 2020, you've done God's work frogbro.
>Call it intuition
Man, all my life I've been guided by intuition. Being in the top 1% on aptitude evaluations and tests of analytical ability is nice but my intuitive abilities are much more powerful, it helps me interpret and appreciate antiques and ancient antiquities, recognize deals and find treasures out in the wild as easily as normies breathe their air. Besides all your analytical DD which parallels my own findings I know in my soul with knowledge derived from a different source that by holding silver WAGMI, and I know it must be the same feel for you too. It makes sense that you have come to appreciate the wondrous appeal of antiquarian French silverware in addition to your below-spot semeuse hoarding, you're a gentleman and a scholar. I'm truly glad that we're frens anon.

>>53706089
Cope and seethe moar retard.
>waaah i know what the bump limit is, waah it doesn't mean anything
YOU were the one crying about how this thread was made before the bump limit on the old thread, here: >>53701419
And yet this thread wasn't linked until there was 308 posts in the old thread, 2 posts before the bump limit. Kill yourself.

>>53701671
In the top right corner.

>>53712359
Fuck off, Mr. 2pbtid.
You have no idea what you're talking about, and your support of Mr. Faggot is lame.

Who is stacking these?

>>53711339

Am I gonna make it if I invest in both cryptos and gold n silver?
>INB4 Crypto Nerds will seethe

>>53711767
Looks like it's in pretty good shape. Tage it out and send it to the bowl!