/biz/ - Business & Finance

First for brass anon

Bootyful.

>>53815875
checked

>>53815888
checked and nice stack

Today was the first I've ever bought precious metals.
>5, 10z Asahi Silver bars
>1, 1oz Asahi Gold bar

How'd I do?

Why is gold stuck around 1850? Is this the new bottom?

>>53815888
noice. I see you like britannias too.

>>53815768

Global. Hyperinflation. General. /GHG/ >>>/pol/417233232

>>53815888
What weights are they? Those silver brits look very smol

>>53816016
Quarter ounce 22mm.

>>53815939
Could've done worse
At least you stepped up to the plate and made a sizable enough amount.

>>53815768
Any possibility we can start using this paste?
https://pastebin.com/b65d3sfU

Also, old thread is not even at bump limit, I thought we had all agreed to wait until after that?

>>53815939
>Doesn't post pic of stack

Copperchads rise up

>>53816048
Its my first time and I'm not rich. Its about 10% of my available savings.

>>53816070
I ordered them online. I'm guessing they'll take a good amount of time to get here. Then I'll post.

>>53816126
kek melt it down. are pennies pure copper?

>>53816145
97%~

>>53816048
Bro what

>>53816149
neat. shouldn't have turned mine into paper money. had a 5L water bottle full of em but took em to the bank to buy silver. Been thinking copper should go up a lot soon.

>>53816160
They're worth something like double face value already, idk what the end game is though. I plan to acquire £50FV, or around 17.5kg worth and just keep in a bag or two for however long is necessary to keep them

>>53816207
If they bring in CBDC I guess they'll probably kill off pennies as they're essentially worthless as currency these days. Might get down to screwfix and buy a blowtorch. Got a fair amount of copper pipe and wire hanging around at home too. A few nice blocks would give me a lot more space in the shed.

I just ordered 20 1oz silver rounds from money metals. I might start buying more gold but it’s harder to sell in the streets without attracting niggers

Weird stuff bros.. I bought a silver spoon online and received it today. It looked normal at first, but then i pinged it and it gave me back an arid "bonk", just as it would with tin. Almost plastic tier. Tried under every angle and same shit everywhere.

So i tested it with my touchstone + nitric acid, and it reacted as silver should. I used my jeweler loupe and the hallmarks are legit looking, and the density seems OK, as it's weight and size are matching other similar spoons from the same period.. So i guess i'm safe, but i can't get away from my mind this horrible bonk sound.. I've accumulated plenty of spoons already, so i pinged them individually, and even though the ping varied widly between them, at least i always got this crystaline, resonating sound so characteristic to silver.

It's getting me paranoid, why do only this spoon in particular sounds like tin?
I should mention there is a crack in the bowl, running about 4mm deep. Could it be this crack "absorbing" all the resonance?

>>53816385
Some shapes simply don't lend themselves to good acoustics.
Ping test apps require databases of known results to compare against because even among coins, sounds are unique.

>>53816280
Cbdc will be a completely different system. The penny will be replaced and true pricings will be vastly different

>>53816471
>Africans rejecting it right now
>Japs cancelled plans all together to even do one

(C)ommunist (B)anker (D)ead (C)urrency is dead on arrival.

>>53816601
Might be dead everywhere else but UK is going full retard on it mate. BoE is planning it within for 2025 at the moment.

Is it smart or idiotic to buy silver in shot/grain?

>>53816655
depends on the cost. silver is silver. you can make a nice mark up on it if you can melt and refine it yourself too

>>53816601
>>53816638
The execution of CBDC is what matters, which I think the Bank of England will successfully do unless it is stopped by the next elected government.

>>53816655
I would never buy it to stack. But if you plan on actually making stuff with it, then yeah, go for it.

>>53816638
Its called projecting, make the people think its coming and that they have no choice but to use it and then when its comes to the time to putting it out it flops.

Your rulers are ideological nut jobs, you need to remember this, just reject it and watch their system collapse, the people decide what currency is accepted or not.

>>53816471
>>53816601
>>53816672
For example, the UK is allowing thousands of 'refugees' over here. I image the government will give them CBDC wallets and then set up CBDC payments at Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's which all have nationwide stores. That's how I see they will get the ball rolling here.

>>53816693
That's what concerns me. Cashless (contactless we call it) is big here. The zoomers will be probably all be
>zomg it's like crypto but stable and I can use my iPhone and shiet.
I hope it dies an instantaneous death if they ever release it.

>>53816706
What's with the racism? I thought this was a place to discuss precious metals.

>>53816727
Precious metals is in direct competition with CBDC.

Where is silver going this year?

>>53816737
Racism is evil. Separating one another on lines like race, sex or religion only leads to division.

We do things a bit better down under - there's a reason they call it the lucky country.

We say for those who've come across the seas we've boundless plains to share.

>>53816763
Bot post.

Are silver coins still a good buy? Seeing retail is going at a 75-80% premium (uk)...

Capital gains on a silver contract for difference is only like 10-20%

>>53816638
You could fill a library with tales of all the projects and studies undertaken by government that never amounted to anything. Remember, government is filled to the brim with useless drones, imbeciles, and diversity hires that need to pretend like they are actually doing something in order to justify their annual budget. Governments are studying crypto currencies because they need to look like they are doing something. Period. Nothing will come of it.

>>53815768
>High End Stack Edition
pfft,... smol stacks reporting in!

The silver thread was auto saged.

>>53815768
Have you guys been monitoring the comex at all? The one good thing from WSS was ditch's daily/weekly update on comex registry amounts of gold/silver. I feel like him leaving was a sign its gonna get worse for silver and manipulation

>>53816925
He's in /r/silverdegenclub

>>53816983
thank you friend

>>53816844
You may well be right, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't take notice or be apathetic about it. If they fail, they'll just try again later. They need to know we're against it, they need to know we will resist it, reject it, work around it, whatever.

>>53816778
>Seeing retail is going at a 75-80% premium (uk)..
Do you have a link?

>>53816871
I've seen your yotsuba and your mech. keyboard a few times. Always nice to see your stack grow. Will post mine tonight. Here's the old pic.

Here's my stack so far, just bought another 10oz so I can mix it with copper and make sterling silver rings and necklaces. Gonna sell them at a retarded premium so I can afford more silver and gold

>>53815939
very nice, every stack counts

>>53817463
nice collection. Love them Wheaties

>>53816655
Who will buy it if you want to sell? It will be a tough sell. You’re better off with maples, eagles, or other coins due to their liquidity (easy to sell). Don’t listen to people saying “silver is silver”. They never show their stacks of silver shot and 40% halves because they don’t exist.

>>53815939
You need more silver

MALTA BROS WHERE YOU AT

>>53817542
Silver is silver fool.
Here is an old pic of stack. Keep paying (((premuims))) you will never get back

>>53817600

>>53816727
Welcome to 4chan niggy

Light bulb headed retards where you at?

>>53817617
Premiums exist for a reason. Most private buyers wouldn’t even consider buying your bars unless you sell well under spot. That’s if you can even find a private buyer interested. Dealers are going to offer you less than spot. eagles can be sold quickly for a dollar or two less than dealer sell prices to a private buyer. They are very liquid and in high demand.

>>53817491
Good luck anon.

Silver is fucking awesome

>>53815768
Two fucking weeks you shiny rock retards call me a shill you're a faggot for shilling worthless jew rocks

Anybody have the full Germania sets?

>>53817828
Not a full set but a set of these.

>>53817822
Don't care, I do what the banksters do, not what anons like you tell me.

>>53817861
Then short precious metals if you want to be a banker you fucking idiot

>>53817861
You literally don't know how the world works fucking sad. They aren't buying precious metals to get rich they're buying them to create confidence in their fiatcurrencies where they make their money they're already wealthy.

>>53817858
They have the coolest shit.

>>53817861
Imagine thinking you're going to get rich by buying gold lmfao. That's why every single at night is about "buy gold!" Biggest fucking scam ever you dumb faggot.

>>53817867
>>53817893
>>53817913

>>53817822
>>53817867
>>53817893
Do you own any or you just come here and complain about shit you don't even hold?

>>53817867
>>53817893
Look at him go, none of his shilling working.

>>53817940
Yes I own some but I'm not a Retard who thinks it's the end of the world and gold is going to replace fiat like you fucking retards

>>53817970
Show

>>53817946
I'm the shill when you're the one posting in a PM general lmfao. Every single infomercial is about buying gold you fucking kikes think you're so smart you really think all the jews that own these gold companies would be shilling you shiny rocks if they were going to make you rich? You guys are so fucking gullible and retarded lol

>>53817970
No

>>53817989
lol, look at the babby cry.

>>53817916
>>53817940
>>53817946
jews literally own ALL of the gold broker companies lmfao

>>53818006
Yeah I am angry peter schiff said bitcoin was a scam while he shilled shiny rocks I could have been a billionaire you fucking retards make me sick. Do you eat crayons too?

>>53817989
I just collect it for fun bud. I think it's cool as shit. You gotta calm down. Too emotional, chief.

>>53816385
Yes the crack will do that. Think like a bell, a bell won't ring if it has a crack running down it.

>>53818051
Oh OK that's different then

>>53816655
You would have to find a buyer who trusts that every drop and every grain of your package is indeed silver.
An ounce or so of shot is nice to have as a novelty, but leave it for manufacturers and jewelers to use.

>>53818026
We stack mostly physical silver though.

>>53817970
>>53817989
>>53818026
>>53818039

>>53818131
Hey, nice stack boss

>>53817970
>>53817989
>>53818026
>>53818039
Whoops, forgot image.

Leaf stacks, best stacks

>>53818231
All hail the Leaf.

>>53817768
Thanks fren

>>53816326
I have >200 oz of silver, I'm also thinking about going for gold next, but the premiums for anything under 1 oz leave a bad taste in my mouth.

I have $1,000 in savings as a cushion, my current plan is to keep throwing money into savings until I hit $3,000, then buying an ounce of gold with the extra $2k. Rinse and repeat.

Saving is actually fun when you have the incentive of buying something whose purchasing power won't just melt away in the next 4 months.

Just snagged a fantastic little claim this evening! The perfect little fraction to add to one of my other claims, and the previous owner is very butt hurt about it. Snooze you loose bud, do your assessment work next time!

>>53816763
Go be Jewish elsewhere.

>>53817240
In other words, stack real money.

>>53818408
Neat. Is it under snow? How do you know it has the possibility of a good yield?

>>53818347
Old partial stack

>>53817989
Wow, take a deep breath and wipe the spittle off your screen.

>>53818428
I staked it online this evening through the map system, I ve been there many times and even offered the previous owner valueble info in exchange for access to an old favorite spot, but unfortunately he was an ass hole and refused. Now its mine, and he can whine all he wants, he didnt file his assessment work and lost it fair and square.

Pic related, its just up stream from this location i posted a few times last summer. Great ground, cant wait to dig.

When are we gonna make it anons, I was promised a wife, and house for my silver. Also that I would get to witness the normies suffer, live in pods, and eat ze bugs. Also where the fuck is boomer coin.

>>53816727
>>53816763
Fuck off back to plebbit faggots. Racist zoomer here, and I hate you fucking boomers, and gen x that let so many shitskins into our countries.

Sometimes i like to take one of my 10 oz bars and place them right on my nuts. The cold sensation and weight of the silver stimulates me something fierce and it results in a rock hard boner. Can anyone relate?

>>53818485
What's up with the clear cut strip? Have people been in there in the last 10 years? The old growth in the top left of that picture looks like a solid wall! Cool place, what do you carry for a rifle or bring a dog along?

do you guys have an acceptable price range for premiums?
generic gold coins I try to land <10% including shipping/taxes/whatever and I've been good at staying between 5-10%, ounces I try getting near spot or a bit over
silver I try to land <15% unless I'm trying to get something gimmicky or <19xFV if I'm going for constitutional
premiums add up!!

>>53818539
thats the access road and a small strip of machine mines from the guy i just mentioned, hes lost a chunk of his territory and access road. I wont stop him from moving through my new claim, but he stopped me, i could be a dick to him but I wont.
Its extremely good ground, lots of history for huge but hard to find nuggets, last mined in the 1860s by hand. And yes, i am very well armed on that territory, its well traveled by grizzly bears.

>>53818486
Sorry but we won’t make it until the NORF FC coins are minted

>>53818486
Jim Rickards who is one of the people with the best inside knowledge of this reset, for the last 15 years he has been predicting 2025 as the year for a main revaluation, also there are 2/3 other people i listen to who have also predicted around this year, also for the last few months ive been hearing China and America are preparing for war with each other by 2025 so that would point to the year that the manipulators can only keep the price controlled to.

Although i do think we'll see price increases this year and next its looking like we're in for another 2 years at least for any real revaluation and even then that might be just the first and that we see multiple revaluations in the months and years after that.

But we all knew this would be a long term thing and thats how we have to continue to think, if it happens much sooner see it as a bonus.

>$925 on eBay
IknowwhatIgot.jpeg

>>53818516
I like to take a 1,000 oz bar and drop it on my ballsack while imagining that I'm J.P. Morgan

>>53818593
that coin looks like its been at the bottom of a bedrock river for a century, 925? are they serious?

>>53818557
>19xFV
Haven't seen anything under 20xFV in years

>>53818615
I KNOW WHAT I GOT ,

Bros any advice for silver stacking in canada? All the bullion coins are atleast 5 dollars above spot.

>>53818630
gold weight of that piece is around 8.3 grams. Say $50 a gram gold thats $415USD. Best I can do is 300.

>>53818692
Yeah flush your money down the toilet it's the same as buying shiny rocks

>>53818692
Where are you finding coins that aren't $8+

>>53816655
only if you melt it into your own rounds or whatever
it's for crafting, not stacking

>>53815768
>High End Stack Edition
Cringe edition
Post low end stacks

>>53818694
Now you listen here, PAN BOY. This here is an AMERICAN INDIAN. It's a rare coin that's out of production. RARE . The bidding starts at $925.00 and not a penny less.

>>53818694
>>53818769
With that level of de-facing?

>>53818732
https://canadagold.ca/bullion/?city=&ccurrency=CAD
Rounds are around 5 dollars above spot atm,

I read online that people freak out when you tell them you "unsealed" your gold bar from its mint packaging.
I haven't done it, but is it really such a big deal? Its fucken gold. Its not going to break. Why can't I hold it? I hate how tacky the plastic looks.

>>53818794
My competition is starting their bidding at nearly $10,000. My coin is a steal! And if you can't afford it, then just giiiiit ooooout.

>>53816638
The UK will die. King Charles is the final hope.
>>53818630
This is awesome, lowball graded coins fetch really high premiums. You never see gold ones this worn down.
I'll give you $150 for it. Best I can do.
>>53818694
Too high BOY. I said 150 and that's pushing it.

>>53816601
>he thinks africans are consciously rejecting it on some ideological grounds, when in fact they are just too stupid to use it

>>53818769
ahh pain that would have been a cool coin if it hadnt been taken to a belt sander first.

>>53818820
it's only a big deal if you buy certain ones, like pamp bars. their packaging has a serial number on it

>>53818557
It's pretty hard to get silver 1oz coins in the lower end of double digits here in Bongland.

Chards: 1oz Charles Silver Britannia premium:

Without VAT: 18.6%
With VAT: 29.8%

Chards: 1oz Charles Britannia premium:

VAT Exempt: 3.6%

Honestly we could do with some premium calculator program here. If anyone can program one for us it would be dandy for comparing dealer premiums.

>>53818835
>>53818849
In all seriousness though, I'm tempted to offer these retarded boomers like $50 just to see if it pisses them off. Screencap and share the salt here.

>>53818835
>This is awesome
>lowball graded coins fetch really high premiums.
Old Man wouldn't talk like this, retard.
>>53818823
Yeah well check out this bargain!

>>53818877
Checked and kek'ed.

>>53818874
oh i actually would love to know the history of that piece, its been so beaten down by time. It really does remind me of a few gold pieces that came out of a creek near here, one face was perfectly intact, the other had been ground down to almost nothing by water action.

>>53818820
I opened my gold I even bent it who gives a fuck I like to be a pirate

>>53818763
Lmao I didn't even know you could buy a quarter of a gram gold bar, mogs the shit out of my gram bar

I tried asking this in the wrong general maybe you bros can point me in the right direction on a few questions I have. Do banks like JP Morgan, Goldman etc do most of the actual printing of USD these days as opposed to the FED itself? Are there any books you recommend about how monetary policy actually works?

>>53818858
I got an asahi bar. The bar has the code on it so its not important.

>>53818924
based

>>53818820
Its an authentication thing, a dealer and private buyer will be more likely not to buy off you if you take it out.

Has anybody had any luck contacting mintanon regarding their orders? I've had zero luck reaching him.

>>53819043
rugged

>>53819058
> - t. chudcel

>>53819065
t. rugcel

>>53818907
Whoa, you got a pic of it?

>>53819071
no u

>>53819058
I sure hope not. :(

Could be worse, i could have invested in a coin called bingus.

>>53819082
no but i ll see if they were ever added to the RBCM web archives, two ended up there for sure. A large number of gold double eagles and sovereign coins were lost from a mine owners pay chest, the chest busted open after the wagon carrying it tipped over in high spring waters. About half the chest was recovered, the rest washed away down stream.

Happy one year anniversary to the time I was 1 second off.
>>53818946
Actually it's 0.0162 grams. It's a quarter of a grain.
>>53818874
Dewit

>>53818874
please do it and post results

>>53819199
Whoa, checked. The next time you uncover old lost gold bullion, will you please mail me one? That would be very based you you. Gosh bless and stay safe out there.

>>53818983
You can read “Theory of Money and Credit”.
Yes, the banks are the ones “Printing” most of the money in the form of debt issuance. The banks do not have the money to lend anyone. They are merely authorized to create the money to lend at interest.
Monetary policy is to lend as much as possible without breaking the utility of your token. When you’ve lent too much, try not to lend as much and get some of that debt repaid which should cool things off.
-John

>>53819267
i rarely find stuff like that unfortunately, the bigger operations with major washplants do though from time to time, especially if their working an old road cut or where a cabin used to be. I would love to be the guy to find where the rest of those coins ended up, they cant have traveled far.

>>53819043
>>53819099
Sorry if I didn't get back to you anon I thought I was all caught up on any I had missed, please send me another message if when you have a moment
Boomer coin is still scheduled to be produced now that we had the sample in hand and we'll have it getting out March.

Phili's not getting the weiner stain this year so far. I'll buy more just for the rarity

>>53819276
Are you asking and answering your own questions?

>>53819345
You got me. I’m a Ludwig Von Mises shill. I get paid to post here by the Mises Caucus. (I’m required to disclose when I’ve been found out). Hope you like the images of the mulatto women they give me to use an image on my posts here.
-John

>>53819315
you didnt email me back either mintanon :(

>>53819423
I'm sorry m8 I try to get back to everyone quick please resend

>>53818054
Ok thx, i had some doubts it was this but it's good to know.

>>53818983
Your question is confusing so I'm going to answer it in a different way that should help you understand what is going off.

Central & commercial banks create currency to someone who wants to lend it. This fictional money goes into a real economy (which are all the workers & production) for a set period of time with interest. Where does that interest come from? It comes from more currency being created by the central and commercial banks which keeps the system perpetuating itself, like a bicycle riding down hill. Eventually the real economy begins to slow down, but a self perpetuating currency creation system cannot slow down which will eventually cause it to crash. The only way to save a currency is something called quantitative tightening where central banks have to erase the excessive currency quantity to match the real economy. Problem is it causes even more slowdown in the real economy as there's little liquidity coming from the banks. Raising interest rates is a way to keep the currency flowing while allowing banks to erase excess currency. In theory in a booming economy you would set the interest rate at 2% but in a declining economy you set the interest rate at 4% and destroy 2% of it so the currency craws back its imaginary value. Thing is, people are stupid & politicians promise things they can't pay for to stay in power so end up kicking the can down the road. The real death blow to currency creation is a retracting economy. The covid lock downs did this. It shut off the real global economy (little production, workers not working) but the deadline for returns on interest as well as the insane currency creation has created the biggest inflation pool the world has ever seen, all thanks to the banks & governments. Now the central banks have to do a balancing act of higher interest rates, but it looks like the system has gone past the no return phase, the bike is falling apart, but the end of the crash is probably going to take 10 years to get there

>>53819477
ChatJew is too long winded.

Why is Silver "Fine"?

Interdasting post from a gold miner i saw on pol
>>>/pol/417244212

>>53819594

>>53819594
>>53819641

>>53819641
nice job screencap fren
>>53816672
Speaking of which..

>>53819594
>>53819641
>>53819669

>>53819684
>Speaking of which..

>>53819446
i resend sers

>>53819684
It's worth noting that the world is going to have a supply issue than an outright depletion. There's already talks about looking to Antarctica for rare earths and fossil fuel, breaking the treaty about restricting human activity there.

>>53819206
You should try going for 22:22:22 on 2/22/23.

wen moon sers?

I have a question that rattles the mind. What is the purpose of governments buying back their bonds? It doesn't make any sense when they can just not offer any.

Posting for splash

>>53819839
Bonds are IOUs issued from the government. A government wants to borrow money, someone lends them money, the government promises to pay back the principle plus some interest. They are just another way for the government to justify printing more money and further debasing the currency.

Is 888 cad a reasonable price for a tube of kangaroos?

>>53819423
>>53819099
>>53819043
>>53819058
>mintanon does presale
>says clearly on the site its a presale and will take time to produce after sale ends
>presale isn't even over yet
>anons pester mintanon with poorly worded and grammatically incorrect emails demanding to "gibs me coin"
>anons come to Mongolian coin collecting general
>"omg we got rugged"
>mintanon delivers coins a few weeks later
>"omg mintanon so based"
Every time. This is like the 3rd coin where anons shit up the thread crying about a coin that's not even done preselling, claiming we all got rugged. Have some goddamn patience like a proper White man.

>>53820059
rugged

>>53819839
When nobody wants to buy your funny money, your shit gets pushed in hard. So government tries to keep the shit show going for some more time by buying back their bonds.

>>53820059
To be fair they're not talking about the Crusader apu but Boomer whose presale ended months ago

>>53819963
You don't get my question anon. I'm asking why buy back bonds. If the government wants more currency, it will just borrow from the central bank. Bonds are about governments lending currency off the public with the promise of returning that back with interest. Repossession is a government putting bonds on the market only to then pull them back, effectively making the action pointless.

>>53820094
That doesn't make any sense though when the government can just say they're not issuing bonds on the market.

Old US Silver is best US Silver

A Leaf is fine too

>1oz gold every 6 months
>1kg silver every 6 months
>As many 97.5% copper coins as I can
Is this a decent stack goal?

>>53820240
more than 99% of stacklets so sure why not

>>53819315
Email sent, thanks.

>>53820240
very decent

My silver stack will be so massive that an entire legion of the thiccest goblin bitches will willingly join my harem and none of you can stop me.

>>53820117
This is true, seems I have my meme coins confused. Either way, you've given us no reason to think you'll rug, not sure why these fags get thier panties in a wad. The meme coins are always a slow process, I thought autists would be good at recognizing patterns, but not when it comes to thier meme coins. They become like a ravenous manchild awaiting thier new vidya game system

>>53820091
>rugged
Absolutely seething over here

>>53820301
gob·lin
/ˈɡäblən/
Learn to pronounce
noun
(in folklore and fantasy fiction) a mischievous, ugly creature resembling a dwarf.
What does it mean to be called a goblin?
Goblin mode, which refers to a person who is generally messy, likely unshowered and acting "feral" due to laziness or an aversion to going outside,
Are all goblins evil?
Alignment: Goblins are typically neutral evil, as they care only for their own needs. A few goblins might tend toward good or neutrality, but only rarely.

NGMI fren

>>53820321
based and rugpulled

>>53820117
ples sers gib boomer I nedds it

>>53820153
I think I need to elaborate further to explain why I'm asking this. Basically bond yields have been low for quite some time, meaning the interest governments pay bond buyers is low. But now with higher interest rates which would make them super attractive to bond buyers, the government buys back those bonds. Now to me this looks like the government doesn't want to pay higher yields, but why put them on the market in the first place only to pull them back straight away. I imagine it is because for some reason a government must legally put a certain amount of bonds on the market each year, so buys back half to stop the now higher interest rate yields from crippling the government's liquidity. But again, this comes back to my point that governments can just borrow more from the central bank. The whole thing is just weird.

>>53820333
Checked and kek'd fren

>>53820330
*slurrrrrp*
Wrong.

What is a female goblin called?
A group of goblins is called a horde, while female goblins are referred to as hags, crones, or goblette
What do goblins love?
Goblins love silver and gold and any type of jewel of high monetary value. They have been linked to Dwarves because of their penchant for mining,
What is a goblin lifestyle?
'in goblin mode' or 'to go goblin mode' – is 'a type of behaviour which is unapologetically self-indulgent, lazy, slovenly, or greedy, typically in a way that rejects social norms or expectations.

boomers weepie I get cheapie

>>53820409
bears needy they get sneedie

I didn't expect to find this just before bed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8a-5SN8aStQ
Even more surprising is that it's just about the price of two 1 oz maples rather than being substantially more

>>53818051
nice shot

>>53818176
I've been considering that antiqued lady justice
the emu is real nice as well

Where the FUCK can I buy a 2 Rand and a 20 Franc Rooster for a decent price without getting HORSEFUCKED by taxes in California? I don't want to have to spend $1500 just because I want a ~$375 coin. You guys got any tips to get around this horseshit? All my LCSs don't have these things. I'd rather not have to spend $1500 but fuck me I might have to.

>>53820565
>surprising is that it's just about the price of two 1 oz maples
Not sure why you'd find that surprising. It's two ounces, and a sort of routine series - nothing particularly amazing about it.

>>53819325
I hope it keeps up.

>>53820600
Did you try on ebay?

>>53820659
Ebay has good deals from official, verified vendors like Liberty or APMEX, but the tax still makes it not worth it. Adds about 7-8% for no god damn reason. Also I don't think exceeding $1500 even matters for Ebay.

>>53820198
the panning and canoe coins are really nice

>>53820600
>Where the FUCK can I buy a 2 Rand and a 20 Franc Rooster for a decent price without getting HORSEFUCKED by taxes in California?
I've tried and it's impossible to buy these without getting raped in one way or another.
All the dealers that don't charge sales tax have absurd premiums on these coins, so your only viable option would be to find an LCS that ignores/skirts the law (which is pretty common in my experience) that happens to carry the exact coins you're looking for (very rare in my experience).
I'd tell you to stop being poor, but if you're spending $1500 in one go, it would be cheaper to buy a full oz at that point.

>>53820631
all the other different sizes I've seen that had considerable premiums would do the trick
I did only begin looking into this a few months ago so there's a lot I haven't seen yet

>>53820688
>I'd tell you to stop being poor, but if you're spending $1500 in one go, it would be cheaper to buy a full oz at that point
The issue is I just want these specific coins because they're cool. It'd be cheaper if I bought a bar or a 100 Corona coin, but I don't want those. I don't want to get too crazy with numismatics, but I also do want to buy shit I think looks cool.

>>53815768
Hello frens. I haven't been lurking for a while. I have really been enjoying some Australian 1966 silver 50 cent coins

>>53819748
I think it's too late I'm afraid.

>>53820711
If you really want those coins, you might want to find a Coin Show happening in your area: Sales Tax usually isn't charged at Coin Shows. If you buy those coins from a dealer at a Show, you shouldn't have to pay sales tax. I'm not sure if the prices at Coin Shows are any good, but it's worth a look.

>>53820707
Ah. Enjoy the hunt!

Britbongs - I finally set up a spreadsheet to figure out your classic coinage values. Does this seem right? Was a pound really 240 pence?

>>53815768
Do any of you guys do any actual watchmaking? I am thinking about getting in to it

>>53820600
someone on reddit is selling a 2 rand for 449 shipped right now. that's $17 above melt bucko

>>53820800
Wrong thread lads, was meant for the watch thread on /f/

>>53820798
Anon, someone here would have to be over sixty for them to have experienced the old system. I don't think 4chan, let alone /biz/ has that demographic.

>>53820785
Thanks.

>>53820565
>2 ounces, but didn't make it a high relief since the design is reaching forward
>doesn't even have King Chuck, still has "queen" Lizard bitch on the reverse like ten billion other coins do
>field isn't frosted or polished, just has some ugly soulless metal grain
2/10

>>53820820
I get that. But these still in novels, stories, reports, and statistics from the time. Like... wtf's a "Groat?"

>>53820876
I know. You did a great job that I saved it if I want to familiarize myself with the old system at some point in the future.

>>53820908
Thanks for the kid words - wish I could upload the sheet itself, but I guess for how often anyone would want to know how many pence 45 shillings is, doing the math from that would be easy enough.
Bed time. G'night.

>>53819276
>>53819477
Thank you for your explanations bros. Tbh I am confused and the question was poorly worded. I've been jerking off too much again.

>>53819520
Lemme make it simple for you:

Fiat currency (like the dollar, Euro, and pound) have value because the Jew bankers and governments say they have value.

This means that fiat currency can be conjured up out of nowhere.

This would normally be okay if the supply of fiat doesn't outstrip the supply of goods and services.

But the Jew gets too greedy, prints too much currency, and we get inflation.

Inflation erases the value of currency.

The Jew is trying to keep the illusion going for as long as possible.

Buy gold and silver, and wait.

>>53818464
Tfwno unicorn

>>53816763
10/10 bait

should i sell the stocks i got for mpox companies to put into gold i put like 2k in and now its only worth 800 or should i just leave it there assuming there will be some other event that they make medicine for

Morning Bump

>>53822004
I would cut your losses and grab a sov or 20fr and put the rest into Bitcoin

>>53816763
>We say for those who've come across the seas we've boundless plains to share
>arrives
>fuck off we're full
>go directly to detention, do not pass go, do not collect 200 dolarydoos

>>53819315
burning i missed this one. glad i just found out Crusader was in presale.
Seen any photos of anyone holding a full set of all the basket weaving forum coins yet?

>>53819037
The Chinese fake the packaging too. No dealer is going to buy a gold bar in reliance on some cardboard and plastic package. They will test it with a sigma machine or xray. The packaging is, at best, irrelevant to a determination of authenticity. That having been said, a dealer might pay a little more for gold in the package (assuming it doesn't interfere with his testing) on the grounds that a customer might pay more when buying it from the dealer. But anyone who relies on packaging for authentication is going to get burned.

I remove my gold from packaging regularly.

>>53820871
Why you want to be a dick?

>>53819684
>>53819669
>>53819641
there are loads of deposits out there that could be mined, Alexco (which just got bought out by Hecla mining) in Keno Hill Yukon is sitting on one of the largest silver lead zinc deposits out there. The issue is that these deposits are getting harder to find, their smaller than the old ones, and their often more difficult to mine or access due to remote locations. Add in the decade of little mine building that happened and its a perfect storm for metals to sky rocket. Copper is in the same boat, zinc too. We simply didnt see any major investment into new untapped mines.

>>53822414
yeah i can probs gets 2 sovs so might do that i have a bit of link for longterm hold dont think ill get any btc, i wanna get some silver but really unsure because of the vat kek

Imagine buying chinesium and thinking it's actual gold lmao.

>>53823046
>i have a bit of link for longterm
Uh, sorry anon but maybe you should fix being a retard before you make more shitty investments

I don't see how we can avoid hyperinflation.
US put controls on Iraqi banks for ties with Iran, so now Iraq is selling oil for yuan.
Washington keeps blustering about Chinese support for Russia.
China has drawn down its US treasury holdings and is now directly criticizing US (mis)use of dollar as reserve currency.
We keep pouring tens of billions down the drain in Ukraine not to mention all the other waste.
The system is boned. Our leaders don't know how to respond outside of doubling down on the same mistakes they make again and again.
I don't know exactly when but I think hyperinflation is likely within a decade.

>>53823139
i bought at like 20 cents im still up

The 1930 video on sterling silver manufacturing anon shared yesterday hit me in the feels:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDkahltwoyM
>Silver; a credit to its owner, a fortune in time of need, and a precious inheritance for coming generations
Too few people today appreciate the antique sterling that they inherit, besides old coins it's my favorite stuff and so much junk mass-produced silver along with special handmade articles have been scrapped in the past 100 years that the quality pieces have become quite rare. Because of the wartime disruptions and periods of privation in Europe even more there has been lost or melted. There's a book by the archaeologist Ivor Noel Hume "All The Best Rubbish" where he talks about his childhood observations in England in the 1940s and how medieval books and priceless ancient furniture were used as fuel and cellars full of treasures under bombed out ruins got crushed and buried for new construction, no one cared about saving any of it. The losses of historical heritage, libraries, archives and fine art in Europe were incalculable, it makes me seethe whenever I think about it.

Anyway I found a more modern video on the creation of Gorham sterling silverware which is worth a watch too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjGkWXcJpS0

How can I tell if my copper rounds are fake?

DID Holocoinanon rug? I still don't have my Megumin coins

>>53820153
>>53820346
Brainlet here, someone can answer these 2 posts?
The only explanation I can find on my own, without any economical studies, but it might be wrong (!), is
>they want to avoid more inflation so they don't want to borrow from the central bank
>they cannot issue more bonds as nobody buys them with a low interest rate, instead they'll have to sell bonds with a very high interest rate (the interest has to be paid in the future, in a more inflated currency which, again as first point, they want to reduce its quantity) and they don't want to sell too many at high interest, but to sell many at low interest and this doesn't happen
>they can buy existing bonds which have low interest cheaply, they give a fixed amount of currency to the seller which doesn't gain more interest to him (so the inflation is lower over time as that interest isn't awarded to someone outside their control), while the interest paid by the government on the bond stays within the government which is low
I guess it's a mechanism to cause deflation, or at least reduce inflation. The big brain theory states there will be a BIG deflation before hyperinflation, maybe we're seeing the initial stages?
Maybe someone can answer this better?

>>53823169
>The system is boned. Our leaders don't know how to respond outside of doubling down on the same mistakes they make again and again
Yes that's pretty much the history of every empire that fell; some last longer than others
>I don't know exactly when but I think hyperinflation is likely within a decade.
I want to say yes, but it really requires a substantial US internal failure before we become a worse investment than the clusterfuck that is BRICS

If the US goes hyperinflationary though, civil war is guaranteed; we have too many political (racial) divides to avoid a reckoning

>>53824052
we havent been in the threads in a bit, just really busy. no rug. boxes are taking longer than we expected. non gilded megumins are in the mail and the rest of the orders have gilded attached so stay patient with us.

as soon as boxes are in hand we will be shipping. expect an update post on socials at the end of the week

>>53820755
coins in that condition are real cool, but I'm not willing to do what it takes to accelerate a coin to that stage

>>53820871
I'm not 100% sold on it but that's more to do with not knowing what it's like for real. Even then, I've liked stuff in footage but then felt differently when seeing it with my own eyes.

>>53822855
beautiful view

>>53823295
Thanks for the links. It's also an interesting feeling knowing one can just walk into a shop and buy something some greedy fellow did horrible things to get. Future's not perfect, but if they only knew what was coming.

>>53824741
I have to admit, the boxes are more on an annoyance for me. My autism makes me keep them, but my other autism wants to toss them.

>>53825389
we may go for a different route in the next few coins. No word on that yet but we will field other options when we an idea for how they would turn out

>>53825389
yeah the boxes are gay filler

>>53825429
I like the idea of it being special. But I want to cram it in my pirate chest pile with everything else anyway.

Unrelated, here are some Britannias. Just grabbed a 2023 of Lizzie and Charles in case I forget to buy any later. Didn’t want to miss a 23 Lizzie and have to pay silly prices later.

Anyone here homeschool their kids? Getting really sick of the pozzed bullshit my older kids have to deal with

I fucking hate niggers and the mystery meat spics aren't that much better

>>53825507
built for PVC

Faggots silver is down to almost 21 per ounce.
Wtf we're supposed to do now? I bought at range from 15 till 20. And if this shit goes to 20 again. It's over.

>>53825822
yup, if silver dumps tooo $20.XX, it is literally and unironically over. forever.

>>53825822
It goes up, it goes down. These cycles are necessary for dealers to make profit.
But right now with food prices rising, people need their fiat to buy that.

>>53825822
meme answer: more cheapies
serious answer: more cheapies

>>53822486
Someone I know who's been getting me to look into PMs showed me this. I do like that green and gold.
>They will test it
Same person went to their LCS the other day after getting a blank with a different thickness and width to the coins in the tube. Really makes me wonder. It was silver. Apparently the store hadn't seen a mix up like that in 10 years.
I guess I shouldn't be swayed off of PMs because of it. Just means every piece should be tested before buying.

>>53820301
That's a lot of silver

>>53819951
Thats cool

>>53825822
You bought for the wrong reason. I don't know the last time I looked at spot or cared about premiums. You don't buy silver to make a profit. You buy it because it is real money. Now go sell your silver to people who appreciate it so you can own nothing and be happy.

>>53826189
Braindead take.

>>53822414
WE WUZ THE THREE MUSKATEERS AN SHIEET

>>53816763
>We do things a bit better down under
Didn't Australia have a white-only immigration policy up until like...1990?
Here's your (You)

>>53825822
BUY BUY BUY

What do you bet S&P 500 will be negative for the fifth trading day in a row?

>>53825822
>It's over.
Ignorant faggot. The spot price is at just about the extraction cost of the metal. It can't possibly go lower and stay there for any significant duration. The only direction in the long run is up.

Sit tight & be right, frens

>>53826203
It's the only correct one.
If you bought silver at 20 hoping to sell it at 23, you're probably a mud person. You don't understand what you're buying so you can't possibly appreciate why you need to hold it. You might as well sell your stack for fiat and buy a Nintendo Switch with it. After all you're gonna need something to do when your wife is offering up her puckered asshole for a Merc Dime.

>>53815768
Global. Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/417330689

>>53826515
I think some of you have low level shopping addictions. I haven't bought any silver since late summer when it was much cheaper. Y'all need to learn how to control yourselves and make more tactical purchases. You would end up with more silver that way.

>>53825822
>silver is down to almost 21 per ounce.
Nice!!!
Looks I know what I am buying more off desu

>>53827062
Natgas right?

>>53826790
Say that louder anon, I'm the god of FOMO.

Why would anyone buy gold at its ATH? It WILL NOT get higher.

>>53827426
Why are central banks gold now? Put down the q-tips anon, that usually helps.

>>53826790
>I think some of you have low level shopping addictions
thats why i got into pms, i always spend all of my paycheck and i dont even know what i spend it on

>>53825545
>Anyone here homeschool their kids? Getting really sick of the pozzed bullshit my older kids have to deal with
I don't have any kids, but my Mom told me that she could help with homeschooling when I have them.

>>53818347
We've hit 70s/80s levels of inflation. Want to know what the average price an oz of silver was in 1980? $20, and it hit a high of just under $50. Adjusted for inflation, that's like $70 for the average and $170 for the high per oz. What's silver right now? Like $21?

Your meme metals are never going to be worth anything. There is so much reserve silver that anytime inflation gets high, people dump the absolute fuck out of it, happy to get $15 an oz. You like collecting silver as a hobby. That's it. Quit acting like it's an investment. That's absolutely fucking retarded. Where are you going to sell your silver? Ebay? Lol, you'll need to get over 15% returns just to break even with their fees. Going to set up a booth at a gun show and sell it? LMAO.

If SHTF, fucking nobody is going to care about fucking silver... jfc, can I eat or shoot silver? No? I can just look at it? Wow, meds. The facts are in your face right this very second. People selling silver do not give a fuck about Inflation. It is a common rock that we have a massive abundance of and the only reason it isn't worth $1 an oz is because the supply is being restricted. Anytime we have massive Inflation that is a green light for the supply to be dumped in order to keep the price per oz around $20. They are able to offload massive amounts without destroying the price per oz.

You are never going to see a dime back in profit on your meme rocks and if the goal is a hedge against inflation... LMAO. An oz in 1980 was $20 and today its still $20

>>53825545
>Anyone here homeschool their kids?
We have 6 kids and homeschool. What do you want to know? I 100% recommend it.

>>53827628
Tldr
Look at Britannias ass in the button coin. It’s shiny

Hey bros, question
What’s your ratio of Gold to Silver?
How much of your savings/net worth is in precious metals?

>>53827426
lol k
only a matter of time until it moons to $3k, ez

>>53827426
Smg fag here
Gold will absolutely rocket as soon as rates are cut again, this is unironically the time to accumulate assets of all kinds.

>>53827724
i do 100oz AG to 1oz AU
PMs make up roughly 30% of my portfolio

>>53817822
Zoom out

>>53820803
Anyone here ever buy from Reddit? I'm sure it varies whether or not you're dealing with someone that has 500 confirmed sales or 0, but has anyone had any experience buying from there?

>>53827662
>We have 6 kids and homeschool. What do you want to know?
How hard is it actually? How much time is involved?

>>53826790
It's called Dollar Cost Averaging. You commit a predetermined amount each month or year to an investment and stick to it. When prices are low you are accumulating more, when prices are high you are accumulating less. It's the best strategy for a long term investor with a low risk tolerance. Anyone with an IQ over 90 understands this but I doubt your people ever got past using clam shells as shovels so here you are.

>>53828050
no way dude, you're just like, addicted to buying stuff

>>53827938
>Anyone here ever buy from Reddit?
Yes, kinda faggy rules especially about the low feedback, but it's the best place for getting deals especially if you can be first offer or low-ball threads that have been up a couple days with no buyers

I have a sigma so I sleep easy, I dunno how I'd feel without it

>>53827938
Best I can do is Facebook marketplace.

>>53827761
Oh thank god there was an SMG fag here to shed light on the market. Thanks buddy, if it was a PMG fag I wouldnt care about their opinion, but because you are from SMG it changed my mind completely.

>>53828050
DCA is retarded
If you have two brain cells to rub together, you can figure out when assets are cheap or expensive.

>>53827668
You read the entire thing, hence the reply. Your burnt out redneck brain is just unable to formulate a coherent reply - partially because you're incredibly lazy and partially because you are borderline retarded.

Cute stack

>>53827628
You understand you can't take 2 random examples and claim it as a measure for the whole correct?

>>53826790
Sooo, you have less silver than you could have because you stopped buying it. This makes you think you are somehow getting ahead? You think we have a shopping addiction? I think you have the trader's disease: you think you are going to win by timing the market. That doesn't even work in the stock market for most people most of the time. How much less of a sensible strategy is it in market for long-term hold assets?

>>53827519
The Fuds never try to answer that question, Fren.

>>53827628
looks solid to me

>>53828326
You apparently have solved the puzzle of the commodity market! I bow to the level of genius on display here. You must be a billionaire by now.

>>53828326
You literally can't though, that's why DCA exists. Isn't there some rainwater you need to go collect before your village dies of thirst or something?

>>53827628
>40% of USD printed over past few years
>silver loses value
muh inflation hedge...

>>53828294
It helps to get outside perspective anon. Why are you so mad?

Next One Up

>>53828814
>>53828814
>>53828814

>>53828529
>"Two" """random""" examples
Lmao, yes, two decades representing the only similar type of inflation we have had in the last 100 years is totally cherry picking and random. You are so retarded it's unreal

>>53828673
Yeah totally solid. Silver went back down to baseline even though inflation never went negative. Yep, looks totally solid to me! LMAOOO, another retard

>>53828623
You can absolutely time the fucking market you brainlet. You will have more silver because you paid less for it, and could afford to buy more. Nooo I have to buy buy buy every week! Impulsive retards.
>>53828714
I absolutely have. Haven't bought any since late summer, and it climbed over $20. Still have that money. Still can buy in when it gets cheaper. Still will have more for my money than you. Also sold close to 3oz of gold a month ago, because it was expensive and I'll buy back in when it gets cheaper. Think. God gave you a brain, but you refuse to use it.

>>53823501
The first thing to look out for is whether or not they are made of copper.

>>53828971
Timing is a reasonable strategy for simple stacking of mass.
One problem with delaying xx2pd
any purchases is you might not be able to find particular limited-run items in the future, except on ebay with rude pricing.

>"SILVER AND GOLD ARE USELESS"
>meanwhile, pic happened 2 days ago

>>53829583
Wrong thread, lmao.

>>53828326
>you can figure out when assets are cheap or expensive
t. ceo of J.P. Morgan