/biz/ - Business & Finance

Keynesians HATE him! Click to learn this ONE WEIRD TRICK The Fed could use to prevent a default on the national debt!

I'm gonna wait until late April to buy 10 gold Oz coins because I think the price will drop further

>>53722908
Don't even need to do that. Government could get the treasury to mint a $32 trillion coin that the Fed can take but cannot spend. National debt solved.

>>53722880
Reminder to the silver stacking CHUDS on this board. If you aren't buying gold, then you are not a stacker and you are not going to make it. Silver is not real money gold is

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First for two threads on page one again!
Quick, someone spaz out and make a third one!

>>53722945
God I hope so. Our traphouse should be finished by then minus the windows which are already paid for and I’ll be matching my silver 1:100 with gold.

Anybody use a lower or higher ratio like 1:50 or 1:200? Seems it’s a game of maximizing what you think will perform the best but I just like god rocks.

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I don’t know why you think the gubment has any plans to actively pay down the inherent ponzu scheme of government spending, social security, welfare, and subsidized industry.

It’s all smoke and mirrors. Reaching such an obscene national debt is the exact goal of our long nosed financiers. Clown world was guaranteed the moment our money became the product of an unlimited printing machine vs. any actual backing by gold or silver.

Foreign loss of faith in USD is going to put a majority of the US into the pods.

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crypto nerds will seethe

>>53723103
>lets flip that chart upside down...
Huh, flipped it looks basically just like a standard BTCUSD chart. Hmmm. So that's how similar Gold performs to the USD. Wow that's pretty shit.

>>53723033
>lets flip that chart upside down...
Huh, flipped it looks basically just like a standard BTCUSD chart. Hmmm. So that's how similar Silver performs to the USD. Wow that's pretty shit.

Are you okay bro?

tfw bitcoin is correlated with credit risk to stocks and so trades the same as a tech stock

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>>53723064
What is the takeaway from this? I still don’t get it.

>>53722957
This would just fling inflation into the ionosphere and USD would become absolutely worthless. Like less valuable than wood chips on the floor of a furniture restoration shop.

First for mucha

>>53723190
he comes here to post inane charts from time to time, please take pity on him he will never be a real woman

>>53723190
The takeaway is precious metals are extremely dangerous for our democracy.

>>53723100
>I don’t know why you think the gubment has any plans to actively pay down the inherent ponzu scheme of government spending, social security, welfare, and subsidized industry.
I never said they would, I'm just saying they could. I am fully aware that the bankster scam must go on for the elite to parasite the plebs. If they give the public the tools to break the ponzi scheme, the banksters are finished for good this time as everyone will know how the trick is done.

The mailman braved the snow to deliver these fellas today, 360.5g of Finnish .830 silver. I thought they'd weigh more but apparently Finns like thin silverware, so the cost worked out to $10.72/ozt asw. A pretty poor deal by my standards but still better than the alternative. Happy hunting lads.

>>53723190
The take away is that both Gold and Silver, just like fiat, keeps getting devalued into oblivion against the most anti-inflationary form of money mankind has ever known.

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>>53723087
Counter party risk dumbass, that's why many of us prefer to hold gold.

SHINY ROCK TONGUE MY ANUS

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>>53723283
>1,001 crypto coins
>invent my own crypto called Ass Janitor Coin
>suddenly there's more crypto
>cost me literally nothing to do this
How the fuck is this deflationary?

>>53723191
It wouldn't because the Fed wouldn't be allowed to circulate it. How could they when it's a single coin and there isn't a single person in the world who has that amount of money to purchase it.

>>53723190
>What is the takeaway from this?
That you're a "good goy" if you throw all your money into metals, instead of Bitcoin/ETH. The jews want you to -- if you're going invest in anything -- to rather invest in metals. Since that way, you minimize your gains. Hence why they, in their anti-crypto rage, shill metals so heavily, in particular silver.

>>53723283
It's a redpill too tough for most of /pmg/ to digest without serious discomfort.

Scrapfren, something showed up by mail today.
Spoonette went to investigate the matter..

>>53722945
I'm waiting a bit also, seems like a prudent move. Looks like we're in a downward leg.
>>53723045
I'm at like 1:32 or something
GSR doesn't matter anyway

>>53723490
A troubling item is looming in the distance.. Spoonette doesn't feel very safe rn.

>>53723520
Her concern were justified, today modern spoonette got mogged hard by la XVIIth big cuillère.

>>53723283
Goblins don't take bitcoin

>>53723327
It doesn't have to make sense, their strategy is to just fill the pipes and drown out the signal with noise.

>>53723582
You better be an avid soup enjoyer to use this kind of artillery.

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>>53722880
OP is a total faggot. He posted this thread way before bump limit on previous thread.

>>53723621
Hallmarks of maitre-abonné (3x the silversmith mark), before the fermier generaux system was put in place in 1698.
Hard to find infos before that..

>>53723675
Condition is great considering how ancient it is.

>>53723520
Are all those stamps necessary?

>>53723695
I'm not a lil' guy, but it makes my paw looks like a liliputian hand.

OP is a FAGGOT. There are no excuses. There is no other explanation. OP needs to khs.

>>53722880
Friendly reminder that there's only 1.89 billion oz of gold and 18.59 ounces of silver left to mine. Better hurry and buy before you'll be left without any!

>>53723711
No it's some festival of the stamp or some shit like that where the post office glue old stamps on random packages.
You can tell becuz no stamps below 1€ exist nowaday, and here you still have 0.01€ stamps displayed kek.

>>53723732
>only 18.59 ounces left for silver
>just ordered 20 ounces

sorry anons i just slurped up the last of the silver they scrounged up for sale, no more silver sorry :(

>>53723268
brilliant!

>>53723781
B-but I wanted some too

>>53723268
based. my mailman just delivered pic related. Not a cheapie exactly but it was marked 10k 2.0 (meaning 2 carats of diamonds) so i paid 500 CAD for it. Got it in hand and the diamonds are vvs and it looks very, very nice.

I understand buying gold, but I know nothing about selling gold.
If i had 1000 dollars worth of gold coins (based on the spot price), how much would I actually get when selling it?

When did that water get poisoned?d

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>>53723919
You'd get about tree fiddy

>>53723999
Purity checked + peh, i could fit 15 of those in my gigaspoon if i wanted to!

>>53723919
where i live dealers are open about what they pay. Poo shops will try to jew you down when you get there though.

>>53723380
>The jews want you to -- if you're going invest in anything -- to rather invest in metals.

Do cryptokeks really?

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>>53723757
Holy Jesus Frogbro it's even nicer than I imagined, congratulations on the score! It truly is in very excellent condition, big serving spoons like that often got used heavily sometimes to the point that the bowl would get worn down and deformed by getting mushed inward, so yours is a superior specimen not only because of grade but also because it doesn't seem to have been monogrammed which generally decreases value and collector appeal. High condition pre-revolutionary silver like that is magnificent, spoonplebs permanently mogged. Can I ask what it weighs? With that and the big plate you just got you're breaking into the next level, pieces like those make typical family heirlooms look like plastic trinkets.

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Nice work and checked anon, can't shake a stick at VVS diamonds. It certainly sparkles but I don't think the res is good enough to catch the fire, bet it's very nice in-hand. When I was a teen I found a 14k diamond tennis bracelet on the ground but I sold it, probably too cheap. If I ever find another it's getting stacked.

>>53724084
i'll need to learn silver scrapping. All i know is gold and diamonds. My only experience with silver is buying some unmarked silverware off of a crackhead that accosted me in the street when i was walking home from work. I got home and looked at it, felt like an idiot, and tossed it all in the garbage without even testing it.

>>53724164
diamonds aren't a long term hold since CVD diamonds are collapsing in price daily. Lab diamond prices are coming down 10-15% a year and in my opinion in 10 years diamonds will be worth nothing. Diamonds are still a speculation play if you understand them but in my opinion the entire diamond market will go to zero long term.

>>53723919
I sold about 2.7oz a few weeks ago. Got spot for it basically.

>>53724164
Thanks fren, i'm really happy about this purchase, i feared the handle would be waved, but it's perfectly flat. And you are right, it's not monogrammed.
>Can I ask what it weighs?
Sure, 5.5oz of .950 for 1.2ft in length
I'm happy you think it's a good deal because i was in unknown territory with this one, i'm not familiar yet with this kind of stuff so it's reassuring to hear from someone more experienced.

>>53724270
Wow that's really interesting, thanks for the caveat anon. It would be amusing if cheap flawless lab grown diamonds eventually prompt people to start preferring natural stones with slight flaws or inclusions proving they're genuine. Not holding my breath but I could see it.

>>53724404
The closest thing for Americans is old coin silver, and the vast majority of old coin silverware is monogrammed. Big spoons or ladles are quite rare to begin with and those without monograms are very hard to find. The market is variable but they can go for upwards of 3-5x spot, more for pieces from desirable silversmiths. I don't know what a 17th century non-monogrammed French "stuffing spoon" would sell for but I'm certain that it's a superior investment item, keep hunting for stuff of that quality and you'll never go wrong.

>>53724525
>and those without monograms are very hard to find
I was wondering, if monograms makes silverware so much less appealing to collectors, couldn't it be "erased" using some kind of fine grain sandpaper?

>>53724713
Yes indeed, monogram removal used to be pretty common back in the day but leaves a shallow divot and tends to be easily detected, pieces with removed monograms might be worth a little more but are still considered "damaged".

Daily reminder that the jew fears the Samurai

Pops linked me to something some of you surely know of but others might not:
https://www.silverinstitute.org/silver-water-purification/
https://www.silverinstitute.org/silver-in-industry/
https://twitter.com/SilverInstitute

>>53724164
I just don't understand why they come in here acting like no one who owns PMs has ever made profit off of crypto (and then bought more PMs) with it. Is it just gamblers who've constantly lost all their savings betting on crypto?

>>53724808
Gotcha. Is it the same for coat of arms, or they add a premium instead?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGtEA2Yuwvw
Might pick up this precious piece this week

>inflation on the rise
>Price of everything from oil to food, etc go up
>except for Gold/Silver, which dump because......reasons?

>>53724969
Isn't that because people are more interested in stuff that they can eat or use to keep cool/warm? After all, not everyone needs to high-tail it to some other country with PMs to (temporarily) relocate.
Then after selling off PMs in many cases and things stabilize, people will then want to buy it back for various reasons and then the price might rise up.
This isn't too different from how even in an EMP event people wouldn't immediately turn to PMs for trade. You have to survive until the stage where PMs come into play.
Makes sense, no?

>>53724969
My boy the market has been manipulated to death by either Jews or the Chinese depending on what schizophrenic deep dive you prefer. Name of the game is enjoying the stable crabbing of the holy sisters gold and silver while every other commodity continues to artificially pump in this world of infinite money printing and mass debt accumulation.

When shit hits the fan precious metals, ammo, and guns will take off. Until than you aren’t going to see any 1000x moon missions from memecoins or stonks.

>>53724969
Ahem, you see anon, the main extraction's cost of precious metals is oil, and by a wide margin. So it's logical that when oil goes up in price, uh... precious metals drop in price. Simple!

>>53724405
Perfect natural stones are rare. But in any case, they all come with documentation stating where they came from. Natural stones will always be preferred over lab-grown. Just like men prefer women with natural breasts. Women prefer natural diamonds.

>>53723919
Almost nothing. But I will give you $100 an ounce, because I am your friend.

>>53725149
thanks

Anyone invest in PM stocks like copper miners? I know Bayhorse is a meme but the market, based on two minutes of scrolling while taking a shit, seem likely to grow over the next years amid the shift to EVs and green energy (as much of a meme they may be).

>>53725016
Any civilization that has known the use of money almost immediately finds a way to start using money again after a collapse because barter is so hopelessly inefficient. And gold and silver have been the world's money for most of history for very practical reasons. Pretty much every reasonable future scenario includes gold and silver as money.

>>53725142
>Women prefer natural diamonds.
Women couldn't tell the difference between cheap glassware and diamonds. So no, they don't prefer natural diamonds, they just prefer to have the illusion they are worth their high maintenance. Just make a fake documentation on your lab grown diamond saying it's worth 15 gazillions and she'll be the happiest woman on earth, as long as she can flex on her friends.
Personally i'd prefer a woman not liking diamonds at all because she understand it was a scam controlled by the jewish mob from it's inception.

>>53724969
That's why draining silver from the Comex and the LBMA will put a wrench in their paper future markets. Need more whales buying a fuck ton of silver again like we did last year.

Need three more oz to get to a clean 450 oz. Adding a tube of 25 every month after that to meet 500 oz before going hard into gold.

Tell me which coins to get. Help me, frens!

>>53725977
UNA & REDCROSS FAERIE QUEENE SERIES
just copy-pasted the title but I like the medieval adventure scene with the woman, the knight and the dragon in the back
I'm fortunate enough that I can go and see them in person and I'm thinking of getting the left one since it feels more old timey
It is also cheaper since the right version is a proof and all shiny but I only saw it after the left version

>>53726312
But onii-chan the premiums!

But they are beautiful nonetheless.

>>53723671
and op don't seem to understand that a thread can last hours to maybe a day
it takes new threads to move limited threads down and out
op should wait until current thread is around page 8

>>53726402
True, I figured it was alright if it was just 1 of 3 to get your to 450. If you're looking for nice but cheap rounds (again just to get to 450) I really like Asahi's Rose Compass rounds. Not sure what shipping them would cost to your area.

>>53722880
That's a beautiful coin. I think someone should still mint coins in this style, but with some modern security features as well.

>>53726458
Funny enough, after redoing the math and remembering the prospectors, boomer, and crusader Apus coming in in now back over my completely arbitrary 450 mark. I thank you for your suggestions, though. Asahi of any kind are gorgeous and I’ll pick up a 10 oz when I finally have some gold in the stack.

>>53726312
Is that a BU version at left? I had no idea they existed.

>>53726989
So it says at my LCS's website. It's 2023 unlike the proof version that's 2022, so very new. Interestingly the LCS just has them in stock rather than having had them listed for pre-order.

>>53727103
Thanks! Made me look. JM has a "Currently out of stock" on it. MCM says they're due March 5, $50.

Mail call

>>53727713
nice chief ungabooka

>>53727743
He's a smol boi
Have to get a $5 to keep him company now I guess

>>53727743
The fact we fisted the savages so hard the honorable ones died in war and the betas now beat their wives on dogshit reservations and we commemorate their cultural ass rape by making really pretty coins that reflect our western economic system makes me lol

It’s like if reichmarks had polish farmers on them.

Get fucked chief ungabooka.

>>53727782
I'm pretty sure this is why they'll never reissue the Indian series. The outrage would be deafening. Would be pretty based actually. I love the $10 with a white chick wearing a head dress. It could be the Elizabeth Warren reissue.

>>53727824
Considering they still make buffalos and other native-themed designs in both silver and gold I don’t think the eternal flexing by big daddy America is stopping anytime soon.

My town just had a couple go to prison for trying to pay someone 500$ to murder the wife’s ex-husband. Gotta love the honorable native tribes and muh generational trauma.

>>53727771
the toning on that merc is pretty nice

>find thrift store two towns over
>department-sized thrift store think goodwill
>section for home decor
>ONE ENTIRE WALL is filled with old-timey-looking silver objects
>immediately powerwalk over there
>flip a dish over
>it's silverplate
>ok fine whatever there's plenty to go in this mess
>turn a candlestick over
>it's silverplate
>rifle through the bundles of flatware they had
>all silverplate
>turn another dish over
>it's silverplate
>turn another one over
>it's silverplate
>getting odd looks from old ladies legitimately trying to buy home decor at this point
>turn another one over
>it's silver plate
>do this literally 80+ times
>everything was silver plate
is it over scrapbros

>>53728053
the dirty secret with goodwill and the rest is that there are people who don't have jobs that just sit there all day waiting for them to bring out carts of new items and raid all the good shit before it even hits the shelves
yeah you can still get good shit there from time to time, but most good things are gone the second they come out the back, anything you find that's worthwhile is always just luck

>>53728053
I haven't been looking very long but I've never found sterling at a thrift store. I have much better luck at garage/estate sales

I'm getting cucked in real time by eBay. It won't let me order silver bars and gold coins in the same transaction for some reason, and splitting the order means I get taxed on each item whereas the full order passes CA's stupid $1500 minimum. All items are in stock and from the same seller, and the eBay listings are lower than the same items on their site. By now it's probably too late in the day for them to respond to my message. I guess God's telling me to hold off for now.

>>53728115
Exactly. If there is an opportunity to make money, there is a 100% chance there will be competition.

>>53728147
yeah just gotta have good timing
>>53728124
estate sales especially are the best

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MY PACKAGE ISN'T SET TO ARRIVE UNTIL FRIDAY. I guess I'll bump with the last PMs I ordered.
>>53727713
What's the small gold coin?

I'm legit super stoked to see what's going to happen when comex runs out. What do you guys think will happen.
Also, I know some cals put it around mid september for when they hit 0 but I do have a Q on this. Can the rate increase drastically? I'm thinkingabout the rate keeping up at current levels up until june should make it go exponential due to news/fomo.
Can anyone help make me a little less retarded?

>>53728236
$2.5 Indian
.1209 4.18 grams of 90% gold
Mintage if 704k
Estimate only 40,6xx still exist

>>53728348
Thank you anon

Just bought a 100 gram Geiger to reach 450 oz because god forbid I wait for my boomer and crusader Apu. I’ve thought they looked really cool for a while and this was the perfect opportunity to add the last 3 oz.

My name is anon and I am a stackoholic.

THE INFLATION IS STICKY PEOPLE STICKY!!!!!!!!!

>>53727713
hello i hate banks

>>53728529
Hello fren I hate bancs too

>>53728053
The story of my life at garage sales. Boomers larping as sophisticated aristocrats with their chink made electroplated shit. In truth, even though their houses are chokeful of trinkets, most of them own nothing of real value. It's just full of trash for tourists the wife bring back from vacations, mites' infested clothes and cringe chink baubles sold in ""collector"" magazines who were shilled on TV during the 80/90s.

I recently helped a friend to empty his grandparents' house after his gramp died, even though he was a millionaire on paper (or digitally should i say), if you don't count the furnitures and the gardening tools, you would probably get 200 bux out of all the items inside the house if you auctioned them on ebay. Nothing precious, nothing ancient, nothing made out of noble materials. Even the grandma jewels were junk.

But a lot of diginumbers held in the bank..
Those ppl ignore how close they are to complete financial ruin. 95+% of normans don't possess anything of value beside their car and their home. With the banksters setting up the stage for their inevitable collapse, and the ensuing bail-ins, i can't imagine the human tragedy it will be. People will suddently remember why their ancestors used to have gold coins and silver forks at home instead of blindly trusting Mr Bankerberg with all their savings.

>>53728053
bro, it's a LONG time since people have stopped using sterling silver. People have been scrapping for decades.

The interesting stuff today in my opinion is rapper pendants and chains. Nigs buy them when they get a check, realize in a years time that no more money is coming, and then sell their jewelry for scrap.

I've had similar types offer me 200+ gram pieces for 50 percent of spot a year after purchasing them. That's the future of scrapping.

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>>53728587
become your own central bank

>>53728053
I went to a goodwill in Colorado like that, a whole long shelving row of nothing but old "silver" tableware. Hundreds of pieces and I didn't find anything sterling, did get some nice cheap pewter there though. Most goodwills screen out the sterling to sell online which is what I figure that store was doing. If you have any ARC thrift stores they can be a good source of cheapies if you beat the retired boomers who visit every day, often 2x a day looking for the freshly priced good stuff to be wheeled out in carts from the back. Estate sales and eBay are the best sources for me.

>>53728115
many places even have employees that steal stuff before it comes out. People dump crazy stuff there all the time and nice gold and diamond rings will not even make it to display. The worker will drop it off to a pawn shop for 200 bucks on the way home from work.

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>>53728714
>tfw dad was always poor and never good with money
>he dies
>only things of value to inherit from him was a 40+ year old shop vac that somehow still works, a weed removal tool and a silver coin I gave him for Christmas

>>53728894
>Dealing with retarded gorillaniggers is the future of scrapping.

It's all yours anon lol, probably not a bad angle since most potential competitors wouldn't want to deal with subhumans but it ain't for me.

>>53728992
Sorry to hear that, anon. My maternal grandmother effectively left us with nothing but debt due to medical bills after she died and my paternal grandparents who are likely millionaires that have hid their wealth from the family like boomer Scrooge McDucks will likely dissolve any inheritance in a vain attempt to live to 100 while getting assaulted by Nigerians in the nursing home they’ll happily rot in before letting any family close.

Not to sound like an entitled zoomer but the generation of boomers dying with nothing to their name after millennia of families actively preserving wealth in the form of land, a generational home, or even just a stack of precious metals has radicalized me to ensuring I can provide those next in line with some kind of stability throughout their life.

How the fuck nobody realized the housing market is a Ponzi scheme offer the last seventy years can only be explained by a culture of sociopathic self-interest.

Stacking breaks the cycle, fren.

>>53728992
>and a silver coin I gave him for Christmas
bruv, the feels, they overwhelm..

>>53724969
Industrial use is drying up, speculators are selling to shore up riskier assets. Metals always take a diver during economic downturns, even PMs. The moon happens afterwards. Just stack and be grateful for the discount.

>>53729029
life is about dealing with people that you trust and having money ready. I watch videos of moses the jeweller on youtube and he has a friend benny that is always buying giant scrap lots of hip hop jewellery. That's what i want to do.

>>53728992
Join the club.
Truth is, a majority of working class people have been dealt this same hand for generations.
Your not special. This is nothing new. The working class of the previous generation didn't get everything handed to them for free either

>>53729129
Vid related is who i want to buy. He buys giant 20,000 dollar scrap lots a couple of times a week and always comes up with heavy tennis chains, iced chains, iced rolexes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUA6MEfzfWw

>>53724969
>except for Gold/Silver, which dump because......reasons?

They dont want us buying it.

>>53729152
*who i want to be.

>>53729090
I shit you not I gave him one of these. In person it's a really shitty and flat sculpt, the lance has all sorts of weird depth perception and layering going on
>>53729082
At least my dad didn't really have the wealth to preserve to begin with, but seriously it's actually disgusting how many boomers blow their kid's inheritance on casinos, fishing boats they'll use four times in their life and Florida retirement homes (I live within an hour of the Villages Florida, it's basically just San Francisco with less poop and drug addicts). I'm cash poor as hell but also have over 150 ounces of silver, unlike him I actively resent being "poor" and try to save up any little bit extra I can. Weird we live in about the only period of history you can be considered poor and yet have nearly ten pounds of AG.

>>53729152
Jesus fuck the Judaism in his videos are insane. Makes me want to watch Uncut Gems again.

>>53729170
>Weird we live in about the only period of history you can be considered poor and yet have nearly ten pounds of AG.
Rev 2 : 9
I know thy works, and tribulation, and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.

>>53729131
The difference isn't what they individually inherited, but what they collectively inherited.
Good luck trying to inherit a racially homogeneous nation with a strong cultural bond and a system based on honor, christian morals and somewhat trusted institutions.
Zoomers will inherit a gigaclownorld mutt nation under talmudic occupation, made of perma-psyops, cyber tyranny and satanic inversion of all what is good and beautiful.
No matter how much zeros on their paychecks, they will never get back New Orleans in the 1950s.

>>53729170
If you want the simplest summary of the boomer generation and the plague they have left on the upcoming generations:

>my father is trying to get my grandparents to write a will so that he won’t have a nightmare fighting the state with probate and all the other legal bullshit that would come from family members dying without any plan for the survivors.

“I don’t care, I’ll be dead.”

I am almost envious of how simple a life where you only ever cared about yourself must be. Vacations four times a year, massive pensions and social security that my generation pays into but will never receive, all for their grandparents to rob them blind and die without ever paying the bill.

Even if it means rising from the ashes of this world; we’re all gonna make it, fren.

>>53729189
the videos of the gray market is even worse with swarms of kikes haggling over stolen watches. Kikes love commerce and haggling. Maybe i'm a crypto. Kikes frequently think i'm a kike from how i behave.

>>53729152
I'd pay $20,000 to never have to interact with these kind of jiggers kikefaggots.

>>53729189
>Moses the jeweler be like
>"yeah this is definitely worth your asking price"
>"but I want better"
>>53729232
God that sounds horrible. Think I'd have to threaten them with the pillow if they ever told me that. Dad didn't have much to give, but he still gave it to me.
And I agree. I think the dichotomy between selfish and selfless people is going to be incredibly interesting come the next decade or so. A lot of people have either grown up with incredibly selfish parents or had to deal with incredibly selfish customers all day at the wagie job they're forced to work in. There's a good chance we'll have a subset of highly altruistic and loving parents out of resentment for this behavior.
But at the same time, people that would have been somewhat selfish are only going to get worse. Social media engagement only seems to keep going up. And there's frighteningly large amount of kids being raised on tablets and video games instead of going outside and playing, they're going to be absolute monsters as an adult especially since they're going to constantly view selfish narcissists and feed into that behavior. I hope there's going to be good authors writing about the current social conditions, I hardly ever see books being written on contemporary affairs (post 2007 Iphone boom) even though we're in utterly fascinating times.

>>53724871
Just reminded me I have this series to catch up on, but I'm hard on gold atm.

>>53729244
>swarms of kikes haggling over stolen watches
If Hell truly exist, this description must come close to what it would be.

>>53729244
I think you get a special pass, scrapchad. The work you put into finding good deals is worth the lower spot you pay per oz of silber. God’s chosen people getting kicked out of 109 shopping malls for selling stolen chains is a different story completely.

>>53729324
scrapchad =! scrapfren

>>53729320
The internal dilemma to stack silver vs gold seems to have no clear answer outside of guaranteed gains with gold or potential for massive meme pumps with silver.

As someone who has a purely silver stack right now I’m exclusively buying gold for the foreseeable future if only to add balance.

>>53724968
Hey man, it's your fiat. Who am I to judge?

>>53729321
If you want an extra does of antisemetic validation just read the comments where a horde of kikes cream over how well their lil bubi haggled.

>>53729339
Didn’t even know scrapchad was someone’s trip. All scrappers are chads in the eyes of the lord.

>>53729369
As the megafaggot whose 300$ marecoin is arriving Saturday I resonate wholly with the conversion of fiat into any quantity of silver or gold.

>>53729170
The whole point of money is to spend it on things you enjoy. Hoading metals is only about holding wealth when all your other needs are met. For most people blowing every cent they have is the smartest move they can make because if they die with savings they deprived themselves of pleasures they could have had and if they have a big bankroll when they are elderly it will be stolen or swindled out of them. Better a boat than an investment scam.

>>53729414
Hey I'm not some stoic either, enjoying hobbies is fine. I'm just saying there's a big difference between taking a once or twice a year vacation at retirement age or blowing $150,000 on a toy you aren't going to use, and a lot of boomers (even some I personally know) veer toward the latter

>>53729356
I feel you on the balance. I've got somewhere in the ballpark of 375oz silver, so I guess it's time to finally round out 1oz of gold. Been wanting a younger version of the Lizard Queen for a while. Today's price dip was enough of an incentive for me.

>>53729440
kek. I'm researching boats as we speak. I still hold my position that there's no point leaving money unspent. People that inherit it will not appeciate it and when you decline mentally there is an 80 percent chance someone will steal it from you.

We only live once. Get the boat and the g wagon if you can. I will not be the guy that scrimped and saved his entire life so that some nigerian care aid can steal it from me at 70.

>>53729488
I plan on buying land and building my sons houses on it when I make it with silver

>>53729484
The plan is to have a constant dance left and right as you mutually stack both metals. The lower entry price of silver is likely what attracts short squeeze moon mission maximalists but it is foolish not to have both sides of the aisle accounted for.

Once a gold and silver stack becomes high enough any good or bad news becomes a constant win. Dips mean cheapies and spikes upward mean gains.

>>53729516
only americans think they will get rich owning some silver coins. Start a real business with real revenue in the silver space (making custom coins, silverware, jewely, etc) and you'll get to your goals much faster.

>>53729541
>he thinks only the rich should be able to afford land

>>53728053

>>53729152
I feel like I just got gangbanged by every rabbi in Tel Aviv, I don't think a sleepless night on the knees praying my Heil Hitlers until dawn would sufficiently cleanse my soul of what I just witnessed.

>>53729339
>scrapchad =! scrapfren

I used to use "scrapchad" a lot in my posts about cheapie silver scores until the golden leaf decided to start namefagging last year, kinda made it weird to keep using but there are many scrapchads here, you among them now too frogbro welcome to the club.

>>53729572
I'm just saying owning some silver coins is not going to get you to the earthly paradise. You need a real business and if silver is you niche of choice there are a million ways to make money in that niche.

>>53729400
>300$ marecoin is arriving Saturday
$300? What the fuck you talking about? Did you miss the boat and pay the price?

>>53729579
i started using it after i got a 25g 10k masonic badge on ebay for a hunded bucks and felt like the smartest guy in the wold.

>>53729613
Yup. My cope is that I would have spent it on beer or fast food and, while the community is a degenerate shithole even by the standards of 4chan, I have memories of a simpler time when thinking of gay assed ponies.

>>53729400
I'm so fucking mad I only bought one Marecoin.

>>53729579
>until the golden leaf decided to start namefagging last year, kinda made it weird to keep using
Agreed.
>>53729602
Dude, if you insist on namefagging can you at least rename yourself as Goldenleaf as >>53729579 fren proposed? Scrapchad is too generic and confusing. Also from what we've seen you are an effeminate kitten, not really fitting the chad archetype.

>>53729663
You only need one for the memes and memories, fren. Make up for it by going hard into the crusader Apu.

>>53729484
I'm close to 800oz silver and just got my first oz of gold a few weeks ago. Wish I had been buying both this whole time. I'm kinda nervous with what might happen with BRICS and I hope I'm not too late to accumulate a comfy stack of gold before clown world throws us some more surprises.

>>53729671
we're all a bunch of autists. Precious metals is probably the niche interest most attractive to autists since autists are genetically wired to collect things. None of us are actually chads. We'e all spergs and if you think you're not a sperg odds are everyone that knows you knows you are.

When are boomer coins expected to ship? Only got one but I am always a doting mother regarding the safety of my silver.

>>53729602
imagine thinking I care about your opinion on anything any more than you care about mine.

>>53729702
I'm a total sperg, i piss in bottles and i'm known as "Hitler's autist" in my town. But i never namefagged with "Chad" in my name either so...
Not even complaining about you namefagging, just make it less confusing for other anons.

>>53729659
Kek, now I wish I would have bought 20 of these things. You ponyfags are unhinged. But yeah, nostalgia gets the best of a lot of us. I sometimes pay ridiculous prices for vintage clothing from 20 years ago.

Anybody have experience with designing their own coins to be sent of to the mint? Have been doing a thing but just mspaint art. Need to know any tips/secrets for the actual design to be sent off to the engraver.

>>53729760
>Kek, now I wish I would have bought 20 of these things.
I wanted to buy 10, or 8 but, ended up only getting 2. Guess I'll only be able to sell 1.

>>53729705
Anon, I...

>>53729702
>None of us are actually chads
You'd be surprised.

>>53729759
my niche of scapping when i started was actually very uncommon since i was focusing on ebay puchases of unweighed gold watches, unweighed junk gold like masonic badges, and unweighed jewelery.

Everyone else on here was into coins, junk sterling, thrift shops, etc.

I was on the only one looking at ebay listings of watches saying "i think the gold value of the case is higher than the list price" and making bets on junk watches and the like. And, i shared lots of screenshots to share my wins.

>>53729807
What about ScrapLeaf then?

>>53729819
who is scrap leaf? I'm the scap leaf. I just took the name off because people were complaining about it.

>>53729488
That's find for a single whore connoisseur who doesn't want a wife or kids, I'm sure being free to do whatever you please is liberating and can be good fun but some of us have families to provide for and legacies to build, many of our paths are quite different from yours fren. I've inherited things passed down from my great-great-grandparents' time and am continuing my grandfather's coin collecting quest, my kids show a genuine interest in it so chances are fair that I'll leave the legacy in good hands when I croak.

>>53729622
Yeah I remember that, a helluva score and a worthy reason to namefag, not a big deal but it has caused some confusion, like when you've posted yourself wearing feminine jewelry or watches and people thought it was me and then I caught flak for it later lmao.

>>53729702
>We're all spergs

Damn fucking right, prior to scrapchadding i called it scrapsperging, no shame in being a glorious autist.

>>53729846
>who is scrap leaf? I'm the scap leaf
I know lol. I was proposing you to rename yourself as "scrapleaf", so ppl would know you are the gold scrapping canuck and not the silver scrapping ameribro, as it happen on a breadly basis.

Bow before my superior stack, peasant.

>>53729866
i'm saying -- even if you have kids you can have the orientation towards blowing every cent that you have before you die. You owe your kids a nice living space, car, and education. You don't have to give them a million bucks in cash.

So many people save their whole life and give the money to their kid and their kid squanders it on a drug habit or a scammer swindles them at 70... I just dont want to be that guy.

I think the boomers that get the boat before a scammer can steal the money from them are actually making a smart choice. I've seen with my own eyes eldely people get swindled for hundeds of thousands by people paid to "help" them.

>>53729912
you sound like you don’t have kids, but if you do have kids I feel sorry for them.

>>53729929
if you are educated and know how to make money you don't need an inheritance. A proper education is worth way more than money.

>>53729759
>i piss in bottles and i'm known as "Hitler's autist" in my town.

Based beyond the furthest limits of human comprehension, I kneel anon

>>53729912
>I've seen with my own eyes eldely people get swindled for hundeds of thousands by people paid to "help" them.

Thankfully there is 0 history of cognitive decline of any sort on either side of the family, if dementia or alzheimers were risks then I might plan a little differently but I know my happiness will come from having an esoteric artisanal herb and seed production farm, maybe a few carving stone quarries and a cannel coal mine too, not boomer consoomer stuff like boats (unless it's a crab boat on the Chesapeake). All of our paths are different anon, i doubt any of us would enjoy swapping shoes.

Goddamn when it’s not autistic infighting about which retard gets to make the thread first or cryptofags shitting up the thread it’s boomer sympathizers licking their geriatric master’s puts while commending them on how well they pull their bootstraps.

I just wanna talk about PMs with frens.

>>53729989
Can’t post what I really think because it’s marked as spam. I will simply say you are wrong.

>>53730065
>I just wanna talk about PMs with frens.

Wanna talk about the plague of Colored coins infesting western nations?

>>53730134
All night long, bby

Ancient coins are a level of autism I have yet to enter. So much history behind such tiny little pieces is magical.

I do have shards from a meteorite and hitlers happy windmills tho

>>53730065
i got a huge inheritance from my boomer parents and squandered it on drugs when I was 18.

>>53730059
>having an esoteric artisanal herb and seed production farm
Please esoteric herbpill me fren, it sound so mysterious and captivating, like a lost hidden knowledge inherited from the atlantean mystery schools.

>>53729898
>copper and nickel
I take a respectful bow good sir.

>>53729989
maybe you’re content doing one thing and paying others to do everything else for you but it isn’t for me.

>>53730209
It's a war nickel, 35% silver, 0% nickle.

>>53730161
>I do have shards from a meteorite

Hey I thought I was the only one gettin' in early on the asteroid mining meme, you better not be jumping any of my claims bro Psyche 16 is all spoken for.

>>53730162
I knew a druggie chick who got 100k at 18, in a year she managed to get pregnant and then leave the kid to be raised by the father so she could spend all the rest of her money on MDMA. 18 year olds are retards lol, I won't give my kids any windfalls like that until their brains are done maturing.

>>53730275
I truly believe that giving money to people does not help them because they will either squander it (look at what happens to aboriginals receiving windfalls in canada), squander it (look at how many basketball players ae broke within years of retirement), get swindled, or blow it in investment scams.

It's only with a proper education that you can make money and hold onto it. That's why i think education is worth more than money.

>>53730206
>Please esoteric herbpill me fren, it sound so mysterious and captivating, like a lost hidden knowledge inherited from the atlantean mystery schools.

Hah nothing that cool, I like hiking around "wild-crafting" wild medicinal and also "magical" (wiccan/witchcraft) herbs and collecting seeds to sell, and over time I have learned about certain plants for which there is an enormous global demand for seeds and dried herb but minimal or 0 professional suppliers. I also want to distill rare essential oils that are very valuable for perfume but which simply aren't being produced anywhere nowadays. I don't want to reveal here the species I intend to grow but one that would be lucrative in southern France or Spain would be Mandrake (Mandragora officinarum), it takes several years for the roots to mature but they can sell for $100+ per root and the seeds sell for lots too so if you had a little plantation of them in the right climate you could generate some solid income. I like working barefoot in the soil getting my hands dirty out in the sun, so tending fields of lucrative herbs and a big homestead garden for family use would suit me very well.

>>53723327
>>1000+ different metal alloys
>>Invent my own called "Poop Lead Iron" 26.3% lead with 73.7% Iron.
>>suddenly there's more alloys
>>cost me literally nothing to do this
>>HURRRRR how is silver or gold deflationary?

Are you retarded? What does the ability to create some random shitcoin have to do with bitcoin's value? Its as stupid as saying "I can create a new Lead alloy so silver is worthless". Nothing to do with anything. You are writing nonsense.

>>53730387
Interesting you talk about mandrake and witchcraft in the same post.
Do you know why witches are commonly depicted as flying on their brush to join a sabbat in the middle of the night?
It comes from the french medieval folkore, but few know the roots of it : witches used to coat their wand/brush with mandragora's roots, then insert it in their vagoo. Since the vaginal mucous membranes are especially efficient at assimilating alcaloids, it was pushing the witches in an hypnotic and hallucinogenic state where they would decorporate and mystically join others witches with their astral body floating above the ground. Thus why they are "riding the brush in the air" to join the witch coven to invoke demons and spirits (astrally).

Anyway, thanks for the tips fren, could be very interesting as a side hobby (who also can be lucrative, the best kind of hobbies). What i'm wondering is, how do you usually sell said plaints and essential oils? Is there an online market or is it through local contacts you already have?

>>53730134
>Wanna talk about the plague of Colored coins infesting western nations?
I only own one colored coin, and I keep that boy segregated from the rest of my stack.

Luv me krugs and ronas, simple as

>>53730438
>What does the ability to create some random shitcoin have to do with bitcoin's value?

Every new shitcoin takes a bit of the market share that would have been bitcoin's, and all bitcoin does is serve as a volatile pressure-venting proxy for fiat currency, similar to how fiat currency is a volatile proxy for the precious metals from which currency originally derived its value from. Precious or monetary metals are unique elemental building blocks of the universe for which no functional substitutes exist, unlike BTC and so many crypto clonecoins, so your base metal poop alloy would have no influence on unrelated precious elements.

>>53730637
is that a coin ring?

>>53730270
Ah I see it now
Still, nice silver and copper there fren

>scrapchad is a boomer

>>53730618
Yep you're right, there are several plants with potent tropane alkaloids that were used in "flying ointments" and which make you feel like you're floating when intoxicated. One i grow has a pleasant psychoactive effect, and when I've been picking it too long it gets me pretty high, makes my head feel like a ball floating around. I've been contacted by a pharmaceutical company asking to buy bigass bulk quantities so I know it's worth taking seriously. I was actually explaining to my woman earlier today about how witches would wrap their beef curtains around their favorite broomstick to absorb the alkaloids, imagine the smell kek. I mainly sell on eBay but amazon and other e-commerce platforms are great too, i think etsy would be particularly good for the wicca herbs. When i get an actual farm going I'd set up a website but no need right now.

>>53730695
It's my first one. I generally don't buy junk silver so all mine are wild caught.
This is my other recent purchase, but I'm giving it away as a gift.

>>53728135
I had this happen to me last summer with Ebay. Wanted to buy 2 silver kilos, avoiding the Massachusetts sales tax minimum $1000. The seller only had 4 kilos left in stock so I wanted to hurry up and pull the trigger. Went to checkout and wasn't able to. Ebay locked my account due to trying to purchase "expensive items" that I "hadn't ever purchased before". Took them three days to take the lock off of my account. By then all four remaining kilos were long gone, and my money was taken out of my account and in fucking limbo and I wasn't able to access it to be able to purchase kilos elsewhere. Fuck Ebay. I only buy single coins via Ebay now, and that's not very often.

>>53730645
>Every new shitcoin takes a bit of the market share
Apple and Microsoft still have intrinsic value even if new tech companies are made. Especially if those new competing stocks have considerably smaller market caps and are vaporware.
>Precious or monetary metals are unique elemental building blocks of the universe for which no functional substitutes exist, unlike BTC and so many crypto clonecoins

I agree with this but Gold and Silver are only stores of value where as BTC is a growth investment, you can argue if its a good one or not but if you have a smaller net worth I don't see the point of PMs. Also at present there are few coins that are comparable to BTC or ETH as you said they can be replaced but doing so is not as easy as minting a new shitcoin that is a large exaggeration.

How the fuck is silver STILL $21?!?!?!?

>>53730793
yeah i can't believe it won't go lower? where the fuck are my jewbros at? i want cheapies.

>>53730793
I can't believe palladium!

>>53730721
>One i grow has a pleasant psychoactive effect
Dude, nobody is going to steal your idea and build a competing farm. That being said, I love plants, and fucking love psychedelics. What kind of herb are we talking here? Latin name please.

>>53730750
Nice. I love nature themed silver.

>>53730759
Contacted the seller, they said eBay handles checkout issues and brushed me off.
Had eBay call me to sort it out, they confirmed the problem was on their end but couldn't fix it and said it will potentially take days for their tech dept to figure it out. Suggested I ask the seller for an invoice.
Asked the seller for an invoice, so far no response but it is pretty late. Maybe they'll come though in the morning.

What do you all think of this coin? I sell world silver coins for close to melt value but the rate at which they sell is almost entirely based upon how "pretty" the coin is. So I'm constantly looking for "pretty" silver coins from around the world that are common enough to buy in bulk so that I can turn a profit. Some of the coins I sell are

>German Empire Marks
>Mexican Pesos/Centavos
>Canadian Quarters/Half Dollars

Anybody know of any other common silver world coins, besides US stuff?

>>53730828
You aren't the only one, that thing was three times spot value. You can get a random one for about $15 over spot per ounce. The Hawaii one is expensive as well

>>53730707
i'm in my 30s! I just believe you should blow your money before you die or it gets stolen and the best gift you can give your kids is a real financial education - not a lump sum of money.

I can tell you the best gift Mr Beast got from his businessman dad was FINANCIAL EDUCATION -- not money.

Vid related is about Mr Beast turning down a billion dollar deal for his youtube channel. He is not what he is because his parents gave him money, he is what he is because his parents gave him a good financial education particularly how to run a business.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/vQzyhkNzaYc

>>53727771
that merc rainbow tone

>>53730759
gold and silver is a high risk category on ebay. Ebay initiated an item not received request immediately after i paid because their algorithm detected a high likelihood of the seller being a scammer. The item arrived but i notice ebay is becoming more aggressive in fraud detection.

>>53730707
>scrapchad is a boomer

Who exactly are we talking about here?

>>53730786
Yeah I can't really argue with that, many of us have crypto and see the speculative potential but we're here because we like talking about and looking at eachothers' shiny rocks. I dabble in other asset classes like most here and enjoyed BTC running up to 59k when I got out but PMs are my true love. A good friend put half his net worth into that grayscale etf when btc was over 60, sure you can make good money in crypto but millions have gotten hosed and been left holding bags to generate those gains for a vocal few, I wish it was the little guy bleeding Blackrock but instead it's just us plebs taking money from eachother.

>>53730817
>The plant isn't psychedelic, more of a sedative/hypnotic. Look up german bilsenkraut beer it might appeal to you.

>>53730884
>What do you all think of this coin?
Reminds me of my childhood in Germany. Wish I still had one for memory's sake.

>>53730884
>I sell world silver coins for close to melt value but the rate at which they sell is almost entirely based upon how "pretty" the coin is.
Is there any way I could buy from you? I'm always interested in getting more Foreign Silver.
>Anybody know of any other common silver world coins, besides US stuff?
I could name a few, but I feel like it would be easier for you to just look through Numista.

>mfw Bitcoin keeps going up and PMs keep dropping

>>53731166
Yes, and?

>>53731166
>implying
When bitcoin is high and pms are low, sell bitcoin at peak and buy pms at bottom
then when pms are high and bitcoin is low, buy pms at a reasonable price and make calculated purcahses of bitcoin at bottoms
over time, you will end up with more pms in the long run, this is of course if you are generally good at estimating market behavior and know what you are doing when purchasing and selling
>Also never sell the pms keep stacking no matter the lows or highs, unless your livelihood depends on it like food or water or something

>>53731166
Also pms dropping to bargain prices is a thing to celebrate as you get more bang for you buck of course

>>53730793
I don't understand the complaint of when silver drops desu
More silver per purchase, more bang for buck
silver dropping is a win win situation always
If I have 100 dollars, and silver is 25 dollars an oz, I can only get 4 ounces, but if I still have 100 dollars, and silver is 20 dollars an oz?
Well, guess what anons, I get to get 5 ounces instead of 4.
More bang for buck I always say, actual bargain prices we are experiencing

>>53731455
cope

>>53729317
>There's a good chance we'll have a subset of highly altruistic and loving parents out of resentment for this behavior.

I think so anon, as pro social behaviour basically selects for itself. Look to immigrant families such as Indians and Chinese, they work together as a team and actually are able to buy houses together. Contrast it to boomers and their children, just suggesting immediately get you the response ‘but muh we will fight for inheritance’ yeah no shit moron that happens if you are an insufferable shot that raised an even more shitty generation, that don’t have kids.

So my point is, selfish, narcissist idiots will self select to extinction. You are basically already seeing this.

>>53729244
Checked, look at the background pretty stuff all thanks to you

>>53731498
>having more of what I want is more cope
what a strange point of view

>>53725054
Is having stocks in First Magnetic a good idea?

>>53730967
>real financial education - not a lump sum of money.

You have to have both, but with the caveat that the kids have to earn that money, like that the rich do with trust funds. Earn that the degree to unlock that money. That is why the rich stay rich and build wealth upon generations, because starting everytime at zero is wasted effort

>>53731552
First majestic*

>>53731166
So? Buy low sell high and many of us also have crypto here. Crypto and PM’s are not each other enemy, don’t fall for D&C tricks/tribalism. They compliment each other quite well, one is high risk and high reward and needs CONSTANT attention, the other just buy and hold and just DCA with almost no risk

I know burgers are per definition more stupid than Europeans, but selling silver items below melt price? I have never seen anyone selling silver stuff for that cheap. Heck, I rarely see them at spot price too.

>>53731498
You just throwing insults now without adding anything to the conversation

Discarded.

>>53731604
and all that in a country where silver stacking is almost nonexisting

>>53731604
>selling silver items below melt price?
Possible either out of desperation or the bought maybe 20 years ago or something when it was cheap, so even at a discount they make profit

>>53731611
Which country?

>>53731571
They are pretty solid. Tho Neumayer believes in retarded conspiracy about muh depopulation, which is a major cringe for me. Their gold mine in Nevada is supposed to get finnished this year and reach "completed" stage. They probably still have arbitrage with mexico going which might mean that they are cheaper than they would be if there was no such issue.

>>53731604
>I know burgers are per definition more stupid than Europeans, but selling silver items below melt price?
Most of the time when Silver is sold below spot it's either some shitty, low purity alloy that nobody in their right mind would pay spot for or it's some kind of scam.

>>53731643
Ah, then it makes sense. I was under impression that it is sterling (925) in question. My bad.

>>53731656
>I was under impression that it is sterling (925) in question.
Most of what you're seeing ITT is probably larping; I've gone to innumerable thrift stores and flea markets and never seen Sterling anywhere below spot.
There are enough deceptively made Silverplate spoons and and knives and shit out there (some even labeled with the word Sterling) that a lot of the 'deals' on Ebay can be untrustworthy at best.

>>53731722
I do find silver below spot sometimes like the French .900 silver coins and I am in Europe

>>53731739
I'm not saying it's impossible to find legitimate deals on Silver below Spot, but the deals are always very few and far between. I picked up a couple .500 Silver Florins at a Coin Shop for a dollar each last month and managed to snag a Canadian Dime for 99 cents on Ebay just the other day, but the last time I was able to get more than an ounce of Silver below spot was back in November.

>>53731828
>this poster most likely doesnt have a candelabra
take what they say with much skepticism

>>53731919
Where'd you get your candelabra, anon? I've been dying to get one. Also I just ordered these lovely pieces

>>53731955
candelabras are the exact kind of thing scrappers look for but they have been out of style for a LONG time and there isn't that much left that scrappers haven't found.

egay. its been on the list for a minute and impulse bought it for $99.

>>53731965
well either a retard sold it or deals are still out there

>>53731970
I'm quite jealous, is love to light candles in one and turn all my lights off and larp like I'm in the olden days while I count my stack

>>53731970
i'm just saying that they've been getting melted for 100 years and there's not an infinite amount of them out there. The well will run dry at some point.

>>53731983
I intend to make them later on, there will be more

>>53730996
>german bilsenkraut beer
5 years dry next month. Beer is a no go.

>>53731982
it really sets the mood and ties the room together. theres still 3 arm holders for sale

>>53731828
>but the deals are always very few and far between.
For the most recent times, that is correct I use to find old .72 silver guilders at or below spot all the time in my local Ebay, now they are ALL above spot with like 5 - 10 % and people are bidding up even from there. A local coin boomer also complained he can't get coins for cheap anymore

When is boomer coin, we have waited so long.

if you just look youll find treasure
>620g weighted
>less than $70 shipped
ill bet a dollar theres more than 4 toz melt. but then do i really wanna chop this up

How safe is kinesis money for buying some silver? I'm in eu and this is the only way to hold it without paying tax

>>53731828
Only chances hitting silver for much cheaper is when it's being sold in garage sale style event or when it's of some shady origin (PMs are obvious targets of burglars) and seller don't want to bother dealing with pawnshop or PM dealers.

>>53732286
bump for this too. how safe is kinesis? i have found this but any extra information would be nice

>>53732286
>>53732629
Alternative is PAXG, seems safe but has low liquidity sometimes

>>53732656
>University of Notre Dame
i don't trust french. thanks, i will stick with kinesis. i checked their audit reports and they are extremely safe. and we can get our golds physically? holy shit i am in. I AM IN MOTHERFUCKER LETS GOOO FUCK TAXES FUCK GOVERNMENT FUCK JEWS

>>53732696
Notre Dame is an american university...

>>53732719
oh fuck me hahahahah, didnt knew that thanks i will check it deeper than. sorry for the misunderstanding

>>53732728
>USA antisemite being uneducated and dumb
color me surprised

>>53730884
German coins are pretty kino.

To the anon who posts his silver/gold coins in between book pages. What book is it?

>>53732728
>sorry for the misunderstanding
Happens to the best fren, no sweat

>>53730721
A fellow scholar, ofc you knew about it.
>I've been contacted by a pharmaceutical company asking to buy bigass bulk quantities so I know it's worth taking seriously
That's amazing, may it become your main income source, nothing like being your own boss and be the lone crafter of your own independence and success. I wish you the very best with your herbal project, fren.

>>53729912
So, based on some sketchy anecdotal evidence that some boomer got swindled, you advocate becoming a spendthrift that throws away the family fortune. Brilliant. I suppose my grandchildren will need some servants to do their bidding. Thanks for volunteering your progeny.

>>53730162
So your parents died very young. Hardly the typical case. Do the math. Boomers typically had children in their late twenties. Let's just say 30 for convenience. Most boomers live well into their 60s and 70s. Let's say 70 for convenience. That means most children of boomers inherit the family fortune when they are 40, not 18, and at that age they long ago figured out how to make it in the world on their own. It is actually the grandchildren of boomers who are most likely to benefit from their fortune.

>>53726544
>That's a beautiful coin. I think someone should still mint coins in this style, but with some modern security features as well.

Yeah, you're not the only one to want something like that.

WHERE’S BOOMER COIN??????

>>53733207
Need the NORF coin first

Hey guys, I'm just getting started to stacking silver. What is an acceptable premium to pay for silver coins, junk silver, bars and cutlery? I'm from Brazil, it seems there is a big tax on importing coins here, and the cheapest coin I found was a canadian leaf ounce for double the spot price. I'm looking for 90% silver coins auctions right now.
Is silver stacking just not for thirdworlders?

>>53733472
>the cheapest coin I found was a canadian leaf ounce for double the spot price.
LoL
>Is silver stacking just not for thirdworlders?
Apparently not.

>>53733472
There is no such hing as "acceptable/unacceptable premium". You buy what you can and that's all. There are countries where you have to pay 2 times spot or have no silver at all. Just check out what sources are available and which of them don't fuck you up by selling fakes.

>>53733472
Why don't you do some prospecting instead. Brazil is a big place with lots of rivers, so you might be better off getting gold and silver that way. If you ever see a user called PAN MAN, just ask him about it as he's probably the best person to ask about this.

>>53733207
Soon hopefully. It looks great.
>>53733249
On paper I’d find it funny, but the mock ups look lame.

Do I have the most gold here?
>brassanon doesn't count

>>53733758
U have about 3 more ounces than me. I like how they're all ounce pieces. Basically.

my bank brought in three variations of ayyy and they sold out in a day. hopefully they get more.

>>53733998
>400% premium
do you really?

>>53731919
Candelabrachads let's fuckin' GOOOO!

I've scrapped the few 5-socket units I've come across cheap but I got this pair for 89.99 with free shipping for the viking hoard, it's high quality in that only the base and central stem are weighted, the arms and sockets are all "solid" thick gauge hollow/unweighted sterling, no steel rods in the arms or anything.

>>53734073

lol i’m not getting the rhodium one

>>53733758
That's an admirable pile but no, our resident based boomerbro probably has more gold just in his few APMEX ingots, the golden leaf jewelry/watch collector has kilos worth of gold, there's a Kiwi that drops in occasionally who has like 200+ oz and gobs of silver, and a few others have heavy goldbags too.

>>53733116
odds are i have more money than you. I'm just saying that I see no point in dying on a pile of money that you could have spent to make you life more enjoyable.

Show a sceen-shot of you bank account.

>>53733167
lots of people actually give piles of cash to their kids. What universe do you live in where gifts only happen when people die? 4chan is truly full of brokies.

>>53725216
>>/commidities general/

>>53734412
You would be surprised to find how little many people think about their children. It is as if their entire lives they are unconscious, and they manage to bring children into the world, and think little of it.

back already!

>>53734394
Advising people here to spend their money on frivolity rather than saving it in durable PM form is just another fud. You should be ignored with extreme prejudice.

I avoid banks.

>>53734412
The post I responded to said "inheritance". Look it up.

>>53734584
Buy Mortimer, buy!

Stacking is about preserving wealth for the generations and despising consumerism. People who advise you to squander your wealth do not have your best interest - or the interest of humanity - at heart. You should preserve your wealth for the ages, have children, raise them to be strong, and be a blessing for posterity.

>>53730786
>bitcoin is a growth investment
when did people decide this lol for over a decade bitcoin was supposed to be "the future of currency" not an investment. Now since bitcoin has proven to be a garbage currency and not even the best crypto currency (monero,) the latest cope is that iTs aCtUaLlY a GrOwTh iNvEstMeNt AlWaYs hAs bEen

>>53734592
When did you get AVRELIVS-pilled fren? I got my first in 2015, I was going through a rough patch then and studied his Meditations while fondling this sestertius to help channel his wisdom, would definitely recommend.

>>53734325
>the golden leaf jewelry/watch collector
Ah good I don't actually want to be number one just was suspicious

I really want some sources for some of his gold jewelry, need to pay off the wife to ignore my investments

>>53734394
>I'm just saying that I see no point in dying on a pile of money that you could have spent to make you life more enjoyable
The answer to your conundrum is "children"
If you aren't building a legacy you're no better than an animal

>>53734844
>the best crypto currency (monero,)
Pic rel

Bitcoin is literally digital gold, it's not a growth asset except in the sense of being early to it's adoption

>>53734749
You know, as time goes on you start to realize the folly of consumerism. It's a mindset of insatiable greed, nothing is put aside for a downturn in the future. The economy of man is like summer and winter, and while a big summer feast of luxury goods will make you feel fantastic, you're fucked if you haven't stored anything for hibernation in the winter economy.

>>53735025
>that pic
kek the government doesnt need to keep lists, the bitcoin blockchain IS THE LIST dummy
>trust me bro btc will be used as digital store of value forever
1. Digital money will collapse
2. If it doesnt collapse, governments will (and already are) introducing their own CBDCs and btc will not be used by basically anyone
Theres 2 ways this can go and neither end up with mass adoption of bitcoin

>>53735108
>1. Digital money will collapse
>governments will introducing their own CBDCs
Okay, so which is it? Those are contradictory claims

>btc will not be used by basically anyone
BTC, like gold, is basically a short on govt central banking; that will NEVER go away because govt central banking is doomed to failure

Should I bake a new thread?

>>53735173
its one or the other lol those are the 2 possibilities.

>>53735185
CBDCs are bullish for bitcoin; a CBDC system is literally the final stage before collapse of modern economics

Hellooo should I bake?

Gold is shiny, I dont need a logorrheic screed to understand that

>>53735201
I updated OP, some links were broken and had a new URL
>>53735236

>>53735250
>>53735250
>>53735250
fuck it here is a new thread

>>53735247
>1 pbid bakes a new thread without annoucing

What the fuck dude

>It happened again.

>>53735286
I have about 10 other posts in this thread retard, and I spent the last 30 minutes fixing shit in OP text

>four pmgs in the catalog
this general has become an absolute shitshow

4 PMGs
WTF IS THIS SHIT SHOW

>>53735304
Mine was baked first, it has the best edition text, and I fixed some outdated URLs, therefore it's the best.
>>53735236

>>53735302
How the fuck would I know, you posting with a different ID, look yourself fucktard. I also asked multiple times AND waited

>>53735329
i was about to say >>53735236 was made first
>i looked at timestamp

>>53735332
Like I said, I was fixing shit and I responded before you posted the other one, so.... sounds like a (you) problem.

>>53735329
>>53735332
You could both nuke your threads while you still have time, and wait for this thread to drop to page 8 or so.
But no... we have to suffer through seeing who has (or is) the bigger dick.

>>53735365
Are you new here? You can't delete a thread.

>>53735365
i have the smallest dick uwu

And why the fuck is there a third one? We've gone from a double bake to a triple bake.

>>53735365
Dude I don't give a shit if my thread survives or not as long as someone bakes COMPETENTLY, like announcing it etc.

>>53735380
You are new here.
Of course you can delete a thread.
You have to be OP, and you can't do it too early, (about a minute), nor too late (about 5 minutes?). I've done it myself on occasion.
Go back to Plebbit until you know what you're doing here.

>>53735327
Reddit Refugees don't know proper baking ettiquette and just want the clout of being OP.

>>53735390
this mf gonna be a whole ass bakery by next week
>wakes up
>goes to /biz/
>its all PMG threads
>pic rel

>>53735404
You can't delete a thread, only comments.

>>53735393
>as long as someone bakes COMPETENTLY,
... like waiting until the current thread is near expiration (which is NOT the same as bump limit).

>>53735390
Fuck off to Reddit moron

>bake
what is this cringe reddit shit

>>53735417
You can delete a thread. Nuke the OP comment. That nukes the thread.
Stop showing you're a fool.

>>53735417
ive always assumed it was bump limit then people slowly sailed over

>>53735420
I always did it close to bump limit (310) as sometimes the thread dies after and I have done it for years with no problem

>>53735443
I've been here for 10 years, you can't delete a thread.

>>53735474
You've never tried.

>>53735440
iykuk

dont be a goldburg

>>53735478
Prove it, go make a thread and then delete it. I'll wait.

>>53735390
>And why the fuck is there a third one? We've gone from a double bake to a triple bake.

Because we made them all at the same time. Even before I made it I checked the catalog to see if there were any others. As soon as I clicked post I noticed other anons post their threads. Shit just happens.

>>53735491
Yes you can moron, I just did fuck off to REDDIT

new bread teehee :3c oopsie woopsie lol >>53735511

>>53735332
>>53735501
I'll make a deal with you other baker(s). If we can just have some of the minor updates I made to OP text I'll step back and not bake any more.

>>53735557
What updates are them?

>>53735534
lmao

>>53735491
>>53735553

Here you go, fool. I need to wait a minute or two, so go look and tell me you see it.

>>53735557
>>>53735250
>>>53735250
>>>53735250
HERE it is gone, you are wrong

QUICK
EVERYONE MAKE A PMG

>>53735572
I fixed the APMEX tax link, coinflation.com needed https instead of http, "Test" should be "Tests" (since it's several types not just one), yes I know I'm a grammar nazi.

A /pmg/ JUST FLEW OVER MY KEK SHED!

>>53735614
So Mr I've Been Here 10 Years Newbie...
Do you see the thread? I'. about to nuke it now, because if I wait too long I won't be able to.

>>53735659
I have been here for nearly 10 years, it was around the gamergate time.

>>53735659
inb4
>YOU NEVER MADE A THREAD

>>53735691
and yet in your arrogance, refuse to believe some who tells you something you don't know.

>>53735695
Yeah - that'll be his next claim, despite the broken link.

>>53735614
Roight, I think I've got everything. Here, check it over.
/pmg/ Precious Metals General

Edition

>Why Gold?
https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiI
https://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_A
https://youtu.be/FI7NnOg2rxo

>Bullion dealers
https://jmbullion.com/ (US)
https://www.chards.co.uk/ (EU/UK)
more at: https://pastebin.com/gZfZHtNE

>Constitutional/"junk" silver info
https://jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
https://coinflation.com
https://coinapps.com/

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/ (US)
https://eu.compare.pm (EU)
https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/ (DE/EU)

>News
https://silverseek.com/
https://mining.com/

>COMEX vault live graphs
https://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silver

>Retail Price Index Calculator
https://erikasgrig.com/calculators/rpi-calculator-inflation/

>Gold Reserves By Country Live Chart
https://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-reserves-by-country

>Numismatic News (featuring international gold & silver coins)
https://numismag.com/en/home-en/

>Ancient Coins For Sale
https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/

>State Tax Information (US)
https://learn.apmex.com/buying-guide/buying-in-the-usa/

>Prospecting
https://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://usgs.gov/energy-and-minerals/mineral-resources-program/science
https://gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/mineral-titles/mt-faqs/faq_fmc.pdf
https://mndm.gov.on.ca/en/mines-and-minerals/mining-act
https://amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Tests
Nitric Acid, Magnets and Ping Test
https://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTo
https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY
https://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-k
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

>Relevant information regarding mining companies
https://pastebin.com/5aLmWUUK

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>>53735726
ill be honest, i didnt know you could delete a thread

but ive also never made one

>>53735744
Dubs checked. Fair enough.
As with any message, it has to be your post and within their time window. I don 't know what the upper time limit is - how long you have before it's permanent.
And it may be different on other boards. ??

>>53735817
ive been here and /pol/ a long time
and i still dont know how this fucking place works
i assume its cabal magic and move on

>>53732091
Lovely image
I wish I was around for those days
At least I'm just in time to stack

>>53735733
>/pmg/ Precious Metals General
/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

>>53735604