/biz/ - Business & Finance

Stop gathering uranium objects in your house you fucken retards.

Magnets, how do they work?

First for Fafnir

Any proof/mint set fags have a favorite year for their country? For me, it's 2009. Six excellent silver quarters, 4 95% copper pennies all in an extra fat box is very nice. 2016 limited edition is also a very strong contender too for the special silver eagle.

>>53863617
>4 95% copper pennies

Really? They use copper for proof pennies? I don't find many of the circulation strike 2009 cents sorting penny bags and most I do find are pretty nasty, zincolns suck ass. A set of those in copper sounds quite nice.

>>53863554
>>53863572
Yes, I might have mixed my terms up. I guess the Uranium glass is still classified as glass not crystal. My bad!

>>53863590

My mind is still so used to fictional or more roughed up real depictions of PMs that seeing how they shine in your pics feels unreal. Like, it's the real deal and not just some mirror or foil.
And to think people in the past did horrendous things just for blank coins and bars. They didn't always need them, they were just so drawn to them even in that state.

>>53863692
feel the need for PMs flow through you

>>53863648
No, it was ONLY for the 2009 set (at least, in all post 1981 proof sets) since the pennies were special commemoratives. As an example my 2013 silver proof set still has the shitty 2.5% copper, balance zinc penny. The 2009 set was commemorating 100 years of the Lincoln cent and 200 years from his birth, quote from the COA "Each Lincoln one-cent coin has a composition of 95% copper, its original metals content when first introduced in 1909."
I think it was also the first year based Moy was the mint director, could've been part of the reason.

>>53863591
https://letstalkscience.ca/educational-resources/stem-in-context/how-lenzs-law-used-in-drop-tower-rides

>>53863590
Is it painful, living in fear and ignorance?

>>53863786
Uranium cubes you say ?
kek. Also, anyone know what furnace I should get for melting? All the Scamazon ones are dodgy chinese shit and have bad reviews about their quality, or suspect reviews.

>>53863729
Thanks for the rundown King I appreciate the education and have added a set to my want-list, I luv me some quality coppers.

>>53864121
Oh those are nice anon. Never even seen them before. My kid and I spent today sorting coppers, got 416g of pure copper. Majority worthless ones though. Gonna melt em down.

Here’s the Katanga cross I found; the lady bought it in Zambia and I don’t think it’s a full blown “used to buy slaves” piece but freaky shit was happening in early 20th century Africa so I’m sure it’s still got some spicy curses:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/314168704775

>>53863590
NO

r/pmsforsale is such a joke.
>faggots reselling their bars are coins for the same exact premiums the bullion dealers have
>faggots with 14k chains trying to sell them for 100%+ premiums
>faggots trying to sell holed (see: ruined) numismatics with 10% premiums
I wish I could bitch slap every single person in there

>Silver -13.10% over the past 30 days
Were my cheapiechads at, are we slurping some deals?
>>53864141
>My kid and I spent today sorting coppers, got 416g of pure copper.
Based, YGMI. I post those coppers a lot, my favorite is probably the 56g 1797 "cartwheel" 2 pence, they are awesome chonkers. 1oz cartwheel pennies are cheaper and more common but not as remarkable fondlers.
>>53864161
>Here’s the Katanga cross I found; the lady bought it in Zambia and I don’t think it’s a full blown “used to buy slaves” piece but freaky shit was happening in early 20th century Africa so I’m sure it’s still got some spicy curses
Fuck yeah man that looks legit to me, on the smaller side (still by far the biggest true old "coin" anyone you know will have ever seen) and poured in a more uniform mold so I'd assume it's a younger example but you got yourself a great deal, the holes ain't bad and can be plugged with some scrap copper I'm sure you have floating around. I've read that katangas were used in the backwater hinterlands as money into the 1950s but believe they stopped making them sometime earlier. Excellent job finding a worthy cheapie and congrats bro!

>>53864240
Nice, those are so sick lookin! So glass is just a more pure crystal. Crystal has lead mostly and that Uranium glass is under the 3% impurity that would classify it as crystal

>>53864280
I bought my first PMs Monday.
I figured it was time to start stacking while interest rates are high.

I love paying huge premiums so I know my silver isn't fake!

>>53864280
I was sweating when I posted the link ready to hear “bro you fucked up that shit’s Chinese zinc” so that is great to hear, man! I think I’ll leave the holes and frame it somewhere just because it’s a legitimately cool piece.

Still getting my hyperliberal mom to buy me one of those 170$ big boys that legitimately has a naughty history but I’m thankful you introduced me to some crazy history. And here I was thinking my reichmarks and krugers were enough.

>>53864331
>huge premiums
?

>>53864331
this is why i stack gold and 100oz silver bars
i'm mostly convinced the reason silver is so popular and can command a higher premium in sovereigns and rounds is that people who can't afford gold but want to get into PM cope with silver and make conspiracy theories like silver will go to $1k
that said, i stick to 100:1 since it's basically a 1:1 investment and i mostly just stack to further diversify my overall portfolio and so if i needed to bugout I could throw all the PMs in my truck, drive to the middle of nowhere, and restart

>>53864280
Damn, is silver down that much? Haven’t noticed any substantial drop in price and I’m assuming it’s because of premiums still forcing 30$+ if you’re buying individual coins.

Makes me sad considering you could grab 25$ weiners late last year.

>>53864305
>I bought my first PMs Monday.
Welcome aboard fren! What did you buy?
>>53864369
>I was sweating when I posted the link ready to hear “bro you fucked up that shit’s Chinese zinc”
Kek, since it's not an ASE or Panda I think we're safe for now, I haven't specifically looked but haven't seen any indication that fakes have been made in any quantity. I plan to pour some reproductions from my scrap copper hoard, I bet copperchads would like having something besides chopped sections of extruded bar stock and garage poopbars to stack.

>>53864457
Here.
My emergency reserve is almost complete.

>>53863554
What should your gold:silver:copper ratio be? 1:100:10,000?

>>53864274
Why? Just use it. Don’t buy anything from there, but sell everything there. You could sell at a pawn shop or you could mark it up 10% plus shipping and sell it on PMsforsale and say “I’m not responsible once I drop it off at USPS”

>>53864482
>My emergency reserve is almost complete.
Once you start, you can never stop

>>53864482
Looking good anon, are you sticking with Asahi for uniformity or will you be introducing some variety to the stack?
>>53864610
>What should your gold:silver:copper ratio be?
I dunno man but my Silver:Tin ratio is about 1:1 which is comfy, I definitely need some more copper tho.

>>53864610
For copper just sort through pennies and save ones that pass the ping test 1982 and earlier. Plenty still circulating

>>53863591
Very cool.

>>53864711
Seconding this but I gotta say I love hand poured loafs with an unhealthy intensity.

Silver junk is at this point almost impossible to find in the wild but copper pennies had an extra 18 years before getting clad cucked. Nickels being 25% Ni and 75% copper is the secret sleeper because at 12.5 cents a piece that coin is fucked in the next ten years as we switch to Brave New World CBDC dystopia.

COPPERCHADS RISE

>>53864821
Copper bars have a 25x premium. Please don’t.

>>53864856
But…but…WHEN COPPER MOONS ILL MAKE IT ALL BACK BRO TRUST ME

>>53864821
>Nickels being 25% Ni and 75% copper

Canadians have the ability to find 100% nickel nickels, I dunno how prevalent they are in the wild but besides a few oddball years they are pure through 1981. If I were a leaf I'd eagerly hunt those down.

>>53864856
>25x premium
What kind of nonsense are you spewing now?
Cu spot: $4/lb avpd.
Copperhead bullion has 10-lb bars for $120.
Just about 3x.
Being sarcastic doesn't help you look like anything but ignorant.
The big argument against Cu is, you need absurd masses of the stuff to make any serious investment.

>In 1803, the United States purchased the land that encompasses 15 present states and 2 Canadian provinces from France for $15,000,000. The government used $3 million in gold as down payment and issued bonds for the remainder. Now, per the 1792 Coinage Act, the dollar was defined as a ratio of $1.29 per oz of silver. Essentially, the US purchased 530 million acres of resource rich land for the equivalent value of 11,627,907 oz of silver.

>That's about 45 acres for each oz of silver.

>>53864943
This is precious metals general. Go make a copper theft general.

>>53865034
WHEN DID IT ALL GO SO WRONG BROS?

>>53865034
there's no fucking way that can be right

where the fuck's my gilded megumin coin?

>>53865088
the louisiana purchase is by far the best deal on land the US ever got, even counting the buying of Alaska.

>>53865066
Andrew Jackson, the most based of all presidents, was fighting the den of snakes two hundred years ago. It’s been against us since the start, anon.

Buy a shitbox with a little land, grow food, stack metals, and stash guns. Mating press goblins in the aftermath.

>>53865034
To be fair, that was an incredibly low price even for the time; the US and France both assumed all of the land West of the Missouri was unusuable desert and France gave the US a bulk discount on the land. If you were buying land for yourself back then, you wouldn't get nearly as good of a deal on it.

>>53864331
I've never understood this aversion to premiums on pms, now of course you want to get your pms at the lowest price you can but everything you buy has a premium, people just don't ever think about it. Every pair of pants you buy you pay like an 800% premium for, that steak you order at chili's is 5 dollars with a 15 dollar premium on top. Literally every purchase you make has a premium added to it, the only two ways to avoid it are to find a sucker selling way under the going price because they don't know what they have or to, mine, refine, blank, and stamp your own pms and even then the cost of an individual to do this would likely outstrip the premium a company would charge you not counting the time and physical labor you have to invest. It blows me away that people will go through life paying 50% to 1000% premiums on things daily with zero hesitation or thought and then draw a hard line and complain when they see 15% on pms.

>>53865251
holy shit i count 18 oz of gold there. like $32k?
agree with everything else too, just in awe at your gold stack.

>>53865251
I suppose because things like Pants or Steak is generally sold for reasons beyond the raw material value of the object. You don't really "get your money's worth" out of Gold and Silver like you do clothes or a meal unless it appreciates in value.
Still, for the most part I do think unless you're buying silver eagles, US 90% or Australian Kangaroos the freaking out over premiums is a bit much. Except for Platinum premiums, fuck that if Platinum is so expensive to mint and refine compared to gold and silver it should be reflected in the spot price, fucking platinum eagles have something like 60% premium and they don't at all get the premium back when selling

Does anyone else put silver or gold rounds in their mouth?

Aren’t premiums on PMs really just a consequence of buying physical assets from middlemen like dealers and LCSs?

If you’re buying any gold or silver you’re buying a premium. If you were to sell P2P that premium carries over and may even be a larger amount depending on the change in the market.

Unless you’re selling to a dealer who lives off of the premiums it really is a nothing burger.

Talking with anons on here over the last year has really finalized two things:

>buy gold an ounce at a time
>buy silver in bulk of at least 5 oz (coins or bars)

Everything else is autism.

I really like those rough oz bars in the OP. is there a name for them I can search?

>>53865054
>>53865054
>This is precious metals general.
Doesn't excuse giving the bad info you did.

> Go make a copper theft general.
I never advocated for stealing, and I referenced full retail for the class of object *you* referenced - bars.

You're digging yourself in deeper.

>>53865378
Cast gold/silver
They are beautiful

>>53863591
OH SAY CAN YOU FEED

>>53865251
>posting with the lizard side facing up
oof

>>53865396
>Cast gold/silver
>They are beautiful
This!

>>53865500
oh look /pol/ is leaking again

>>53865693
Is that yours? Very cool.
I'd like to start accumulating 14k scrap to melt and cast as little figurines.

>>53865365
One time I ate a little flake of silver that chipped off of a round, it weighed maybe a grain at most but it tasted good

>>53865781
>>53865365
it was totally worth it

>>53865378
The silver looks like Atlantis Mint's Skull and Crossbones.
JM Bullion calls them (hand) poured bars.
https://www.jmbullion.com/search/?q=atlantis

>>53865378
>>53865396
The larger gold bars are made by Umicore. The smaller ones I can't really make out, but they might be Scottsdale mint. The silver bars are Atlantis mint.

>>53865720
TENNO HEIKA BANZAI

Nigger we stack imperial gold and African slavery memorabilia. Welcome.

>>53865251
When I buy a steak at the local steak house, I demand that they charge me the current price of beef on the Chicago Commodities Exchange. Anything more is unacceptable.

>>53865774
Yup. I hoard scrap sterling and scrap gold.
These bars are 500 grams each.

>>53865366
If your mindset is that you will use your gold and silver to buy goods, then premiums don't matter because you're thinking along the lines outside of fiat. When it comes to gold vs silver premiums, it is very clear you get ass raped on silver as gold is 3% premium per ounce while silver is 30% premium per ounce.

I'm doing an assessment of the second half of my maternal grandfather's coin collection. The first half I wound up paying a little over $1000 for the constitutional silver. With this second half, I have finally run into silver I don't want. There's 47 40% silver half dollars. There is probably $5 fv in common wheat cents. I did sift out $1 in pre-82 Lincoln memorial cents though. Looks like $8 in nickels that I'll stow away for melt value. Going to gain 4 silver dollars and a roll of Rosie dimes.

>>53865720
>he doesn't know

>>53865781
I want a silver water bottle. The silver purifies the water and might make me turn blue

>>53866030
Go for copper, dude. I use mine all the time and don’t sweat when she gets dinged. Could never harm my precious PMs like that.

Gonna get a fat stack of silverware to use in a few months tho.

>>53865994
Did gamgam fuck you over or was the price ultimately worthwhile? I know either way she probably appreciates the money but what’s the full breakdown?

>>53864943
Bro just buy used ROMEX on marketplace or craigslist. Actual use when needed, as well as copper value.

did any of you fucking guys get one of these

https://sdbullion.com/1-kilo-valcambi-silver-bar

cheapest i can find at moment

>>53866119
All my grandparents passed away anywhere from 8 months to like 20 yrs ago so my parents their siblings are getting whatever fiat currency I determine to give them. From that first $1000 there was 19 dollars, 10 halves, and the balance in quarters and dimes. This next batch I'm getting 4 dollars, 2 halves, 3 quarters, and an almost full roll of Rosie dimes.

>>53866346
https://www.ebay.com/itm/185789009534

My dude, ebays got kilos cheaper. Are you stuck with using sdbullion or specifically want that mint?

>>53866402
>https://www.ebay.com/itm/185789009534
uhhh the sdbullion kilo is 730

the one in your link is $15 dollars more

>>53866187
I'm not in the market for copper.
What makes you think I am?

>>53865034
Except they used gold. Silver completely non sequitur

>>53866390
>the balance in quarters and dimes
balance of what? How much in face value silver did you get total?

>>53866445
You're talking about copper on the internet so I assumed interest. If you're not, I suggest moving on with your life.

>>53866444
>digits
He's probably using a card

>>53865288
Thanks thats most but not quite all of my gold
>>53865294
I would argue disposables should have lower premiums since you are expected to buy them over and over but I do agree with the premium on platinum being higher than it should be.
>>53865500
Pic related for face up

Found some literature for coin spergs:
https://numismatics.org/pocketchange/language/
https://udspace.udel.edu/server/api/core/bitstreams/3098c39f-6e1f-4de5-93ba-e874d6fd4ee4/content

>>53866566
even with a card at 2% back its still not worth it

>>53865859
As you should lol

>>53866444
Shit dude you got me. Looks like you’re close to the lowest price you can get. I use a CC to max my cashback.

Found some literature for coin spergs:
https://numismatics.org/pocketchange/language/
https://udspace.udel.edu/server/api/core/bitstreams/3098c39f-6e1f-4de5-93ba-e874d6fd4ee4/content

>>53866594

>>53866592
Yes, I'm aware of that. The$758 price is what he's probably looking at on SDB. I get 3% online purchases so I do buy a lot of bullion off eBay.

>>53866619
EBAY CHADS 4EVER.

>midnight deals on auctioned reichmarks

>>53866562
So you're and making incorrect assumptions and acting on your ignorance. Out of... desperation for attention?
Perhaps you need to get a life.

>>53866651
>midnight deals on auctioned reichmarks
any tips on auction sniping? I keep getting outbid when there's like 2 seconds left. I tried looking for sniping software but they either want you to pay (lame) or it's just unmaintained and doesn't work any more.

>>53866721
you're not bidding high enough retard. 2 seconds before auction end should do the trick it's 90% likely that the auction winner just had a higher bid set than you and theirs beat you automatically

>>53866618
I do like some goldbacks

>>53866721
You really just gotta get lucky rolling the dice that the servers are in your favor. The reichmarks I won were the ones that only had 1 or no bids. Fighting with one guy left my gate to the eBay gods and they dunked on me. Still walked away with 3 2RMs and 2 5RMs so life is good.

With that said, I haven’t seen too many good deals and was lucky to stumble on someone selling their stack of happy windmills.

Most times it’s boomers looking to cover all years of ASEs and Morgans while spending far past spot and conventional premiums.

In summary, get lucky and stay persistent.

>>53866721
2 seconds is not enough time. Been sniping since 1998. 5 seconds is the sweet spot to reliably snipe with server lag.

>>53863554
thats a fantastic OP post / stack!
Evening all how are things? I hope everyone is comfy and not buried in snow like i am.

>>53866759
Oh now thats a dope bar! Where did you snag it?

Not really /biz/ talk but
>Have to buy silver coins (small, about 1/4 oz) for work
>These are used as substrates for plating various isotopes for nuclear medicine
>run a purchase order through, price of coins is up like 3x from last year
>Manager calls, asks what the fuck is going on, can I get a new supplier, he looked up the price of silver and thinks we're getting jewed
>Try to explain how silver is actually in short supply and his retarded little spot price ticker is completely decoupled from the price of the metal
Plus we're also getting jewed a bit by our supplier but when I bought chineseum wow supa fine 99.9999999 pure top cock quality coins they dissolved in the HCl.
lol there is a very real effect happening right now.

>>53866619
ya i get % back on a few different things

walmart sometimes has good deals on silver; they are a drop shipper for apmex

>>53866715
You’re acting like a woman anon

>>53866925
Evening Panman! Pretty comfy down here in Texas, temp is in the 60s. Stay warm!

>keep hearing silver shortage
>keep seeing $20 an ounce

I want to buy the 100:1 mix for my safe.
How do I know I won’t buy Chinesium silver and what to buy? Few bars and a few cool coins to fondle?

>>53866925
Oklahoma’s getting windstorms and tornado watches but what’s new? I do not envy your snow, bro. Spent too much time in Texas and my white man card has been reduced to honorary Mexican. Sub 30 and I’m a weeping pussy.

>5 reichmarks
>African Katanga cross
>1$FV junk

>>53866938
It was in a collection I bought from a work friend who got the collection from their father in law when he passed.

>>53867068
Stick to verified dealers and you’ll be safe, anon. For a bulk order you may want to use a site like sdbullion just for the peace of mind but I’ve bought gold from dealers on eBay without worry.

Chinese zinc is a bit of a meme. Your bigger fear should be keshawn jackson outright stealing your shit and replacing it with metal pins but even than you’ve got buyer protection.

>>53867172
i have some stuff in the mail currently and am praying this doesn't happen.
i hope sdbullion packages discretely

>>53867122
checked, good get Sir! I've had a few friends ask me to look at some stuff but its always just 90% culls or random bullion nothing that cool, I'm still waiting for something like that to stumble across my lap but nothing yet lol. This was at my buddys shop, for sure one of my more unique coins.

>>53867068
Buy from a local place or one of the big names online, they have reputations to uphold and won't be selling fakes. If you are going for weight stick with government backed coins and 10oz or bigger bars for silver, and for gold go for 1oz gov coins or something with a long history like gold sovereigns or 20 francs for smaller gold coins. If you want to get numismatics or unique coins just for collecting you need to do alot of your own research, prices can swing wildly from numerous factors when it comes to numismatics and you can easily over pay if you dont know what you are looking at.

>>53867216
Very nice ms70, there are more collectors out there than you would think, you just gotta start mentioning you collect and at least from personal experience people will start coming out of the woodwork with their own collections or collections they got from relatives that are just gathering dust, that they know have value but are afraid to get robbed if they take it to a dealer to be appraised.

>>53867248
Why are Britannia’s dirt cheap and Libertards or whatever Mexico’s selling so god damn expensive? I’m just gonna buy 10 of these Queen Liz coins to start.

>>53867292
Main reason is supply, there are just more britannias out there, another reason is the ease of getting brittanias versus trying to get libertads out of mexico, also the libertad design popular.

finally a wedgie design that isnt just a massive beak

>>53867292
Because they are that fucking bueno

>>53867370
which mint?

Speaking of mexico I do have this old silver peso

>>53864394
Where are you looking fren, MM is selling wieners for <$25, everything besides ASEs are like $26

I'm still a stacklet, but I'm in the Au club now.
Feels good man

>>53867512
I’m going off of “I’m drunk and want to order shitty food so I’ll buy an oz off eBay instead” numbers. Lots of 5 and up see a more similar price to what you’re saying.

>>53867559
What kind of tank is that, anon?

>>53867559
Congrats first gold is special, I remember it feeling alot heavier than it looked when I held my first gold coin.

>>53867019
Nice to know. Second story of this kind i hear about from anons having to work with silver this week.

A 4.3% premium is pretty good for a 5 gram gold bar right? I really wanted some but couldn't justify spending much more.

>>53867619
Cromwell, figured it was fitting for a sovereign.

>>53867637
Yea thats pretty good, cheapest im seeing at a quick glance is a little over 6% and the next being 8%

>>53867559
It doesn't matter that you're a stacket, the fact you're on the precious metal train mean you have more real wealth than most people in the world and will continue up the ladder at time goes on.

>>53863612
anything dragon/chinese/asian themed in any way is tacky trash

>>53867046
last cold snap of the season i think, dropped for 3 days to -40 than popped back up to 0 again. Spring will come soon enough!
>>53867079
thats one thing I dont envy, a tornado is something no one wants near them!

i am on a treasure hunting binge tonight. I wish I could find the rest of this series, there were a couple really good episodes on the Lost Adams find and the Spanish Mound of BC.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vatOSBSbFU

>>53867788
https://www.amazon.com/Search-Leonard-Nimoy-Complete-Collection/dp/B01LTHOP8U

$24.99

>>53867946
wait when did this go back on sale? Fantastic!

now that's an eagle

>>53868031
nice, what's the flip side? lizzy?

>>53868046
queen elizabeth memorial obverse

>>53867045
>Came here to post that.

https://sdbullion.com/silver-eagle-monster-box-sweepstakes?utm_source=goldpricepage

free entry giveaway on sdbullion for 500 silver eagles if you didn't see

>>53868031
How does Australia do a better birb than the ASE? Is it their kook mastery?

>>53868134
Thanks, anon. Just submitted. If I win I’ll hook up my /pmg/ frens with some freebies.

>>53868136
America let a woman design

>>53868162
that would be fun to get in the mail.
i hope someone here wins.

what is it about candle light thats so Fucking Kino? that aside i cant bring myself to just buy bullion now. im slowly replacing everyday use items with ones made of silver.
>water pitcher
>lighting
>dishes
>flatware next

>>53868134
>>53868162
Thanks
Me too
If I win I’ll try and spread the PM truth

>>53868217
>i cant bring myself to just buy bullion now. im slowly replacing everyday use items with ones made of silver.

Makes me happy to see, the sterling-pill is both delicious and patrician good work anon. Bullion and coins are awesome but fine silver is its own world. I like that candle snuffer it's more aesthetic than most, who made it?

>>53868363
Webster i believe, its got the W mark. After looking at more pieces im torn between getting matched pieces or just an eclectic set of "the price was right"

>>53868217
>>53868363
Silverware is a dying breed, frens. From spoons to candle lights; there’s a soul that’s missing in the modern world. Everything’s gay and plastic now as a consequence of slave labor and mass consumerism.

Hold onto those pieces. My wife inherited a tea pot and some cutlery and I’ll make sure to add to the stack.

>>53865365
I did once with silver. It takes like a spoon.
Don't know about gold, though. I wouldn't try it with circulated stuff.

>>53868426
>Everything’s gay and plastic now
facts. Nice sterling ware will never feel like something disposable. really put some things in perspective looking at coin silver antiques
>take literal coin money
>turn it into art
then i started to wonder how much wealthier people in the past really were
>bespoke clothing
>silver fixtures
>all the furniture was hand made
fml

>>53868406
>After looking at more pieces im torn between getting matched pieces or just an eclectic set of "the price was right"

That's a tough one, good prices are important from the investment standpoint and since there are so many styles and patterns out there I'm sure you haven't yet come across the ones you'd treasure most, so I'd say keep building an eclectic collection and "trying out" different pieces, you may discover that once in-hand a certain pattern might resonate with you in ways a picture of it online won't. For example I've handled many of the fancy floral Victorian silverware patterns I thought were pretty but when I first fondled some pieces of this 1931 Art Deco style (Symphony by Towle) I knew it was the one for me. The elegant masculine simplicity deriving beauty mostly from the luster of the silver itself instead of a bunch of distracting flowers and scrollwork appealed in-hand in a way I wouldn't have imagined just looking at pictures. Took a while but I collected together a decent set of them lurking patiently for cheapies. Unless you know for certain what pattern you want I'd caution against saddling yourself with a bunch of matching stuff that you may eventually realize you don't actually like all that much.

>>53868426
>there’s a soul that’s missing in the modern world. Everything’s gay and plastic now as a consequence of slave labor and mass consumerism.
Ya got that right fren, heirloom quality pieces are truly refreshing in this age of disposable consoomer garbage, preserve and treasure them.

>>53868533
This, scraptards turning perfectly good sterling into generic cast bars you can find mass produced at any bullion dealer feel no better than someone who would burn an old painting to fuel a fire. obviously there's shit that's beyond repair but if you want silver sell the intact sterling and just use the cash to buy it, destroying irreplaceable vintage artifacts for money bricks is really rotten and barbarian.

>>53868565
>Art Deco style
we need to go back. appreciate the input as well

>>53868568
brillo pads are supposed to be for smoking rocks, not scrubbing them

>>53868565
Impressive. Now let's see Paul Allen's sterling.

>>53868597
>Now let's see Paul Allen's sterling.

Literally who and literally what?

>>53868568
>destroying irreplaceable vintage artifacts for money bricks is really rotten and barbarian.
You need to get a better handle on the difference between "irreplaceable" vintage and soulless mass-produced vintage. My higher quality sterling stack alone is heftier than most PM piles here but lots of the sterling I get truly is just scrap-quality crap of no aesthetic or historical merit. Sadly I think the garage refining anon would melt all the stuff I've saved if he had gotten it instead, but for now it's quite safe.

>>53867708
It’s Germanic themed you retard. Fafnir is from Norse and Germanic paganism. In fact it’s what Smaug is based on and read the first line of this thread.

>>53867437
Perth mint, but its already "out of stock" in just 1 day.

I’m tempted, please talk me out of it!
Already got some Russian stuff, but I dont have any Pd.

Hello again /pmg/, it's me: the faggot who keeps joining these threads to troll because I'm mad that they exist. I just wanted to remind you all once again that there's only two things that can ever possibly happen:

A) the continuation of the macroeconomic status quo and the continued profitability of conventional investing and money-making strategies
B) the total breakdown of society wherein only bullets, food, and other such prepping supplies would have value as day-to-day survival takes precedence over currency or investment, amid mass violence, starvation, and war

Again, I will assert that no outcome between either of these extremes is possible, and therefore all of these inflation hedges you all keep talking about are totally pointless. This is what is known as a "false dichotomy", a logical fallacy often employed by people who are arguing in bad faith (such as myself).

This is why references to historical and contemporary examples which would seem to illustrate other possibilities will be a waste of your time. It's not an actual discussion you see, as I will never acknowledge that this refutes my argument. You will only get evasive snark or insults, and I will just restate my fallacy again. If this seems like strange behavior, please refer back to my first sentence regarding how I am a faggot.

I hear you saying "OK fine, so you're a huge faggot, but why do you keep doing this? what motivates you?" Indeed, it's a good question. Am I a shill for JPM? Am I invested in something else and mad about any disagreement? No one really knows for sure, but one thing you can count on is that I will be back tomorrow to do it all over again.

Well, I have to run now... I've got a lot of dicks to suck today, you see. Ta-ta for now, you dumb gold bugs!

>>53868990
What if I just want to build up a tax free, “secret” inheritance for my kids?

>>53868990

>>53868990
Have fun sucking those dicks...I guess?

>>53868990
Shine on you crazy diamond.

>>53868990
It's an abstract kind of shill.

>>53868990
Man, what a way to own yourself for eternity.

>>53867206
The package you get from SD will definitely be labeled as something else.

Is it worth stacking gold nuggets, flake and dust?

>>53869183
If you find them yourself. I doubt the premium is worth it if you are buying.

>>53868686
It's a reference from the cult classic movie American Psycho staring Christian Bale.

>>53867749
beautiful shot

>>53868031
sure has its charm, I look forward to seeing some footage of it being flipped around
all that said I still like the use of space on the Type-1 the most out of the eagle designs that don't have a whole background

>>53868974
All I can say is that even after seeing tons of footage in different lighting conditions, I've felt differently about designs once I've seen them in person. Sometimes I'd like them a lot more, sometimes I'm glad the LCS is there where I can see I actually wouldn't like it as much in person.

>>53869438
>design
WTF? Do you think I’m gay? It’s Platinum, it’s kind affordable and it’s got memetic value because
>Russian/CCCP
Who cares about design?

>>53865288
I'm still the king of this thread two years later. Just dropping in to remind everyone of that. My stack has grown >>53865288
>>53866578
too.>>53865251

>>53869720
>Royal Chad Tier
Noice.

>>53869736
I put half in pm and half in mining stocks two years ago. If I would have put every single dollar of my networth in physical gold and silver two years ago I'd have been much better off. The stocks I'm down about 50% on but still holding. Lesson learned though.

>>53869758
When I first had the breakthrough moment in 2020 when I realized the markets were a scam and inflation was going to wreck the economy, basically the redpill... I freaked out and liquidated everything I had. All the normie tech stocks, the real estate etc. I wanted to put 90% of it into physical metals and I was so close to doing it. But I said "nah, that's TOO conspiracy theory and conservative" so I went with 50/50 physical pms and commodity stocks. If only I'd listened to my gut lol. I'd have another 300k instead of being down.

So lesson learned and you never go wrong with buying pms and if anything you aren't buying as much as you should.

>>53869758
I want to get into stocks but I don't know where to start, or what are the best tools to use. I would love a noob guide just to find my footing and then learn myself from there.

>>53869736
Beautiful stack

>>53869758
shit, aren't those coins rare?

>>53869792
Not mine, it's from someone here. It is a beautiful stack, like how this is a beautiful image of silver grains.

>>53869791
Head over to cmmg but don't expect people ppl to be friendly at first. There's hazing of new members.

Spend a year learning about stocks before you buy them or you will make dumb mistakes. If I had waited two months for example before my first stock purchase, I could have avoided the fifty percent losses I'm currently experiencing. There's never a rush to get into stocks. The world isn't collapsing.

YouTube.

Ira epstein (trading)
Palisades gold radio
Finding value finance.
Liberty and finance.
Gary savage.
Uranium insider.
Economic ninja.

>>53869798
I don't know but I bought one on release.

>>53869827
Well if it's original it's one of these, an Oban.

>>53869791
I use amertitrade. Don't use Robinhood.

One of the most important concepts to learn with stocks is that price doesn't matter. Market cap does. The market cap and number of shares available is what matters.

Marketcap is how much the company is worth. Number of shares is how many shares are available and that determines a price

Just because a stock is fifty cents doesn't mean it's cheap. It can actually mean it's expensive. Just because a stock is fifty dollars doesn't mean it's expensive.

The marketcap is how much the company is worth. Not endorsing this company at all but iotneay silver for example has 130 million proven ounces of silver in the ground, yet their marketcap is only thirty million dollars. On a pure napkin math evaluation, the company is severely undervalued by a factor of almost 20x. Now add in cost to get the silver out of the minez be super aggressive on expenses and you could say the stock is undervalued by at least 3-5x. These are the kinds of stocks I buy.

>>53869820
I've got an idea. If I write out a short questionnaire at some point in the future would you answer it for me?

>>53869846
Oh, this is great, just the right type of bullet points I want to know to get started.

>>53869838
It's a replica.

>>53869791

Oh and I forgot to say that ceo.ca is one of the best stock chat communities on the internet.

Just for concept of learning about market
Cap and the way stocks work check out atlas salt and trillion energy. Not endorsing these companies but they are good examples to learn about how valuations work. Salt is currently valuing their properties for a buyout and released what is called a pea. A preliminary economic assessment. And trill I on is currently turning on their rigs aka cash producing assets.

Ceo.ca/salt

Ceo.ca/tcf


Beware there are scammers on ceo. Rocket red being a notorious one.

>>53869873
Cheers.

>>53869857
Absolutely. If I don't respond post it in cmmg and I'll definitely see it.

>>53869867
*kootenay silver

Went to a couple shops in town today. Picked up more silver, as always.

And some foreign stuff as well. Look, windmills of friendship!

>>53869639
In that case are there no cheaper plat options?

>>53870208
Seems like there aren’t many Pd options besides kilo bars to start with. Pt? Sure. But Pd seems really hard to get. Hence, my lizard brain wants some.

>>53869983
How much do you pay for all that?

>>53864821
This is the one thing us bongs win with, UK pennies were copper until 1992. Weirdly enough a lot of them are still in circulation, like half of the 2p coins I get are from 1971 which is also the first year they were introduced, guess they over minted at the time

>>53869983
>>53869994
Nice I will be visiting Japan soon, any tips for coin shops I can visit? Do you think if I bring happy windmills I can trade them in the coinshops?

>>53870260
Way too much, lol. 31,350 Yen, or just over 230 USD. To be fair, I only greatly over-paid for the Osaka expo commemorative coin, which really throws off the premium, but I got that for my collection, not my stack.

>>53865106
>Mating press goblins in the aftermath.
This got an audible chuckle out of me

>>53870297
Jesus 2500 yen or 17 euro for one 2 RM?? damn

>>53868990
I see……………………..

>>53870258
I see. Good hunting. I'll post if I ever happen to come across a good deal.

>>53870293
1. People do stack PMs here for investing and savings, but it's mostly gold and platinum. You can find gold and platinum bars everywhere, but not so much coins, and silver is a bit hard to find in reasonable sizes and prices.
2. What silver you do find will mostly be numismatic, so you will be paying a sizeable premium on it.
3. There are a few coin shops around Tokyo area, all are pretty easy to find on google.

>>53870319
Yeah...

Does anyone have accurate historical silver price charts in GBP? The one on the royal mint website only goes back until 1968. I'm trying to visualise the copper-silver historical ratios using the coins I have

>>53870362
Same, I wish I had prices in INR. I just use tradingview's US prices.

>>53870348
And what are the prices of the 5 Reichsmark there?

Is Komm Süsser Tod, good song to listen to? I want to feel happiness.

>>53870391
Way too much. I'm almost embarrassed to admit I paid 3800 Yen for it. But again,this one is for the collection, not the stack.

>>53870420
Yo for real I will be in Japan in March/April and I can sell you at least 5 x 5 Reichsmark for 2400 Yen a piece if you want instead of these fucking rip off prices. I am being serious by the way, I will be in Osaka and a few days in Tokyo

>>53870297
you've inspired me to post what I got from my LCS

>>53870465
That would be cool, might be a bit hard to organize though. For one, I don't live in Tokyo proper, I'm about 40 kilometers east (Fussa). And two, I'm swapping to night shift in March for the next four months.
Also, forgot to answer your other question: I don't know about trading coins with the local shops, I've only ever bought from them. Worth a shot though.

>>53870480
Nice man, I'm digging the Zeppelin coin.

>>53870397
Just judging off the lyrics I think you might like Glassy Sky sung by Donna Burke, as well as Let You Break My Heart Again sung by Laufey. Similar theme of reflecting on sorrowful mistakes, but there's a bit more optimism and looking to the future in those, even if it's bittersweet.

>>53870513
Thanks anon, I'll take a listen to them.

>>53870513
You have good taste anon, danke for introducing new songs to me.

>>53870511
>That would be cool, might be a bit hard to organize though. For one, I don't live in Tokyo proper, I'm about 40 kilometers east (Fussa). And two, I'm swapping to night shift in March for the next four months.
O well

>>53870480
I love zeppelins.

>>53870511
>>53870624
Also, I just noticed I'm retarded. Fussa is west of Tokyo, I have no idea why I wrote east. Seriously though, here's a contact. Get in touch when you're ready to head this way, we might be able to make something work.

>>53867708
I AM a dragon.

>>53870628
Still waiting for Hybrid Air Vehicles to hurry the FUCK up and start producing these things

>>53869720
Only thing I’m jealous of is the 5 oz ATB bat

>>53870709
Not the same. I heard Zeppelin was making a bigger NT with a bigger passanger capability but I'm not up to brest on Airship news.

>>53863812
Google to make a propane tank furnace

got some small silver coins

>>53865720
Your gaping jewish anus is leaking.

>>53870780
God save da qween

>>53870809
kek nice edit

>everything is cheapies
>get paid tomorrow
Ooh I can't wait

>>53870920
2 kilos tomorrow for me. WAGMI

>>53870920
The price has been wild these past few months.

>>53871058
1 kilo and I'm allocating some in dividend generating companies and the rest in oil and gas.

>>53871083
I feel like I should have listened, I'm a stupid FOMO monke.

>>53870613
I'm glad it was worth your while. I'm not big into the tunes, but it's hard not to get good recommendations from others to pass on.
Come to think of it, that's not so different from how I ended up looking at PMs. Passionate folks getting the word out and all.
You might also like this version for other moods with similar things on your mind. More of a cool, confident air despite the sad stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdN5q-3C3rI
Speaking of music, know any other musically themed coins aside from the Philharmonic and the 2021 Vivat Humanitas?

>>53870709
would

>>53871131
Banks are not going to have a liquidity crisis for the next three years, so expect the price to be around this or getting higher incrementally. Something could throw a spanner into the works, like draining the Comex preventing derivative future markets from being used to suppress the spot price, but as of now there's no need to FOMO.

>>53871184
I’m FOMOing ahead of the FOMO

>>53865034
>That's about 45 acres for each oz of silver.

The Louisiana Purchase was based. Don't forget that we also paid millions for the territory won from Mexico at the end of the Mexican-American war and respected the property rights of the Hispanic landowners living there. Given the revisionist self-entitled nonsense of the dysgenic La Raza fags who think they have a claim to that territory we probably should have gassed all the landowners and refused to pay a dime for what was won by conquest.

Just got two happy windmills off EBay
Gonna give one to my buddy at his wedding along with some fiat

>>53869183
their neat but not really worth stacking unless your really interested in collecting minerals. Gold nuggets and flakes are raw gold, and while nuggets do sell for a premium gold dust wont get you much more than melt value.

I'm down almost 14% my silver shares have to be one of the worst investment decisions I ever made.

>>53871504
On the contrary, joining /pmg/ was an improvement

>>53869720
Whoa!

>>53871504
>my silver shares
>shares

Pathetic.

>>53871504
It's SIVR its physical silver shares. Just face it, the dream is collapsing

>>53871568
>>53871582
i have a feeling that goblin pussy will stink bros

I wish goblin and imp girls were real.

>>53864610
all depends on Au:Ag:Cu ratio. (and how much space you have for Cu). Buy what is cheapest relative to the other two based on historical trends. It's a decades long-game, but you are thinking on timespans that exceed your own lifetime, right anon? BTW- plant any trees lately?

>>53871622
So does whale oil, but it's still highly sought after.

And very slippery.

>>53865365
no, but I keep a kilo silver bar in the fridge, and sometimes rest my sack on it when I coom.

>>53871632
If you’re in the US Mexicans come pretty close. They even look like goblins after 30. Just gotta rack up the harem and transition the qts to domestic housewives while replenishing your supply my trading with the nearest anon.

>>53871484
pan man you know anything about the gold in the similkameen? I checked the mineral placer map multiple times daily for 3 years and finally managed to snatch up a claim near bromley rock national park.

>>53865366
>Aren’t premiums on PMs really just a consequence of buying physical assets from middlemen like dealers and LCSs?
Stop thinking about premiums. There is no "premium", there is only "cost to acquire metal". "premium" is a jewish term like "cis gendered" to get you to think they way they want you to think.

It is *spot* that is a lie. Even if it wasn't manipulated (which it is, which is why "premiums are so high), "spot" is what you would hypothetically pay for a minimum of 5000 oz to be delivered at some unknown time in the future. Hardly a reflection of the true value of something.

Good luck getting one ounce of silver into your hands anywhere for less than about ~$30/oz.

>inb4 le emoji silver for $28

>>53871924
>guys why should I have to pay extra just to have someone refine my silver and form it into a weighted ingot
>they should just do that part for free
some people’s children…

>>53871622
yeah
stink good
question is are Orc wives an option?

>>53871924
Mixed Britannias are going for £23 each, ($27), or around £20 without VAT

>>53871976
They value skulls more than gold. But you're stacking bones, right?

>>53871976
Orcs and goblins will be the goto apocalypse pussy. Elves and dwarves are getting rekt in the transition and rightfully so.

by orc I assume you guys mean blacks and goblins are little brown pajeet women

>>53872035
Don’t you have to buy like 200$ worth to get free shipping and actually pay 27$ per?

I stick to eBay just because of the free shipping so I’m not urged into reaching the order minimum.

Where are you all picking up your silver cutlery (flatware) and trinkets? Even in hard times people here are asking silly money for them. And a new set is like £700. I want to start eating like a chad with silver plates and goblets and a silver tankard for my ales. I tried the charity shops as well, found 3 spoons, that was it.

>>53865884
Where do you get your scrap from?

>>53872083
Yeah they're obviously cheaper bought in bulk, that's the average price today when buying a tube (25). No shipping cost personally as I happen to live close enough to just go and pick them up myself

>>53872056
>Elves and dwarves are getting rekt
How much for elf boipussy?

>>53872085
It seems like in America there are enough dying boomers and such they have tons of them at garage sales, old storage unit auctions etc where they can get a bargain. Here everyone just flogs them on antiques roadshow or is clued up enough to know to sell them for a markup on ebay

>>53872165
yeah that's it exactly. on eBay they're taking the piss as usual. In the charity shops they're clued up on what those things are worth. In the 'we buy gold' places if they have any then they stick some huge mark up on it. Guess if I want a set i'll have to pay up for a new one. Chances of finding a cheap set in the UK seems to be nil. Was looking into casting too, can't even seem to find casting grains (or shot whatever) at a reasonable price, half the places that sell it want more than melting down 1 kilo bars of silver.

I've started stacking 1oz gold, platinum and silver coins exclusively. Thoughts on coins vs bullion?

>>53868217
I just bought a furnace and other gear so I can cast my own silverware and other decor

>>53872085
>I tried the charity shops as well, found 3 spoons, that was it.
wow surprised you managed to find silver in a charity shop at all i might go and poke around a few at the weekend

>>53868565
I pick out normal forks and spoons that I like from goodwill so I can use them to cast sterling silver versions for myself

>>53872205
Coins only if they help with CGT, else bullion all the way. I'm a stacker, not a collector.

>>53872191
>>53872165
Are car boot sales worth looking at for silverware, not been to one in years because people just started price matching ebay for most things

>>53872152
1 oz copper bullion or the equivalent in copper pennies. They’re good for playing music and singing gay songs and are too weak for farm work so they’re condemned to sexwork and entertainment.

>>53872045
I only have 1
I want to keep it attached

>>53872267
Yeah was quite surprised too. Went to 3, last one had the spoons. Went in had a look saw them, got excited and then realised I didn't have my loupe with me and my eyesight isn't good enough to see hallmarks or tiny writing. Came back the next day, still there. sterling. same old bird on the desk said oh I saw you come and look at them yesterday, got talking to her, managed to get a discount out of her just by having a chat, told her I really like em but blah blah blah. Worth a try innit.
>>53872286
No idea, don't see many of them around me. When I was a nipper they were every bloody weekend. Everyone just uses fleabay now. Worth a try though, never know what you find at those places.

>>53872056
I would think Elves and Dwarves could be spun in such a way to be sold at higher prices since fewer survive the apocalypse. fugg I’m becoming a merchant

>>53872298
>I'll be able to afford a small harem of elf boi slaves
Fuck yeah!

>>53872191
europeanmint does 1oz silver granules where 32oz comes in at least £30 under the price of the cheapest 1kg bars anywhere else, however I don't know if you'd have extra import charges and VAT on top of that if it's send from abroad. Pretty shit situation

>>53872340
>I didn't have my loupe with me and my eyesight isn't good enough to see hallmarks or tiny writing
did you not try using your phone kek even cheap phones have pretty decent cameras these day

>>53869758
i wanted one of those, i was shilling it a few months ago. should have bought one

>>53863554
I love junk

>>53872205
Unless you’re a richfag who needs to stack weight as fast and heavy as possible (and even then buying bulk brings coins and rounds close to a similar price) coins and rounds are the master race.

>numismatics carry individual premiums
>bulk orders are almost the same cost as bars
>variety is the spice of life and stacking various designs keeps things interesting
>tubes of coins stack just as cleanly as bars

Uhhhh…

>fuck bars (except for Asahi and Jesus Clearing The Temple)

>>53872359
>you’re a wise merchant, anon. Just buy the dip on elf boipussy and you’ll be safe.
>dwarves won’t see any gains until they find a vein of precious metals in your mountain estate (purchased for 10 oz of silver, of course.)

>>53872278
>I can use them to cast sterling silver versions for myself

That sounds really cool anon, can you give an outline of your process and/or share a pic of what you've made? Do you make silicone molds of the pieces you want to copy and do lost-wax casting, or do you do sand-casting?

>>53872340
>Went to 3, last one had the spoons
Post pics fren, what kind of spoons did you get? I've bought cheapies from England before on eBay priced low enough that after shipping to burgerland they were still good deals, but I've noticed that generally competition in the UK for sterling silverware is extreme, with more watchers and higher sales prices per gram than for the equivalent stuff being sold in the USA. I think that the VAT situation there makes silverware hoarding even more appealing to bongs than it is here. A nice thing I've noticed is that Georgian silverware often doesn't have much of a premium so you can get 200+ year old silver pretty easily at around melt value, it's often completely "plain" and of heavy-duty construction, I appreciate the honest simplicity of the stuff.

How have my fellow anons kept the excitement alive between them and their precious metal waifu?

>after a year of refusing to stack Britannias a dead queen and a new Chuck motivated me to add some to the tubes.
>1 and 5 franc Katanga coins inbound because niche African coins are neat
>taking a break from krugerrands after almost exclusively stacking them through 2022
>checked off the numismatic premium ass rape of 2023 pandas, kooks, and ASEs

Gonna sit comfy and stack tubes and gold ounces the rest of the year but I’m always changing things up to keep things fun! Junk silver will help me through withdrawals with the much greater time between purchases.

>>53872637
>I’ve never held a kilo bar so obviously my little coins are better
they really aren’t.

>>53872693
I don’t promote bussy
but it’s elvish bussy so I’ll buy and sell it maybe idk, do human morals apply to other humanoids?
I just don’t wanna sell to bad people, it’s like giving animals away, you don’t want to send them to an an abusive home

>>53872340
>managed to get a discount out of her just by having a chat

Forgot to mention that the shops where you've had luck should be prioritized in the future, if they missed those pieces they clearly don't scrutinize their cutlery so chances of finding more cheapies are much higher. Next time in you should ask when they bring out fresh inventory. One mom & pop thrift shop I like only seems to look for gold jewelry, they recognize sterling but price it really cheap anyway. Last time I was there I found an unpriced little sterling dish and brought it to the guy, he looked it over, saw the hallmark and said "hmm, this is sterling silver", I asked what price he was thinking and he said he'd sell it for 2 bucks kek.

>>53872937
I’ve got the exact same kilo and can only justify them when you go full retard and get art pieces like the Korean doggaebi kilo; my first and one of my most precious buys.

Stack kilos if you want, fren. I just love coins and rounds.

>>53872941
It’s your human morals that will allow you to be a benevolent master to the lesser races, anon. Your morals are how you’ll end up with the stack and opportunities to build harems of various races who were too busy bickering over the corruption of society by the goblin upper class.

>>53872967
I stack everything because everything has its place. trading silver for gold? cash in bars. buying a house? tubes of maples will be appreciated but they are getting 2 oz werewolves instead because fuck em.

>>53872967
Kilos are by far the best size bar for fondling but smaller units are more versatile. I might have another batch of kilos made but the past few times I've been getting more practical 10ozers.

>>53872413
>europeanmint
yeah ill get fucked on VAT and import tax too. Well I might get lucky kek, ordered some coins from USA and didn't get charged. eBay autofucks you and includes it on the price though. Got some from Canada too without charges. But I tend to order just like 1 coin or something, guess the weight and parcel size doesn't attract the attention of the customs bastards.
>>53872447
>did you not try using your phone
my phone is shit. but ill give it a try next time if I forget again.
>>53872895
>Post pics fren, what kind of spoons did you get?
Will do, but not at home rn. Just a regular spoon, seems to have a Birmingham mark on it but no brand visible. not part of a set (or they didn't have the set in the shop?). You're right on the VAT yep.

>>53872554
me too anon

>>53871976
>>53871673
idk bros…guess ill have to try it

>>53863554
Anyone have the latest report on the comex vaults?

>>53873252
lots of silver, goy. don’t worry about it and stop asking about it.

>>53873252
r/WSS had it posted a few days ago and it’s either as low or lower than 2020 but I’m of the mindset that it’s a buzzword at this point and will collapse on its own with or without retards trying to drain it.

Rather than trying to GME paper silver in some schizophrenic 5D chess game niggas just need to stack knowing the fiat Ponzi is almost up.

Get land, get guns, get gold, get silver, get goblins. Simple as.

price of silver dropped by almost 4usd.
What will you do, when silver drops another 4usd or 8usd?

>>53873317
buy more

>>53873317
buy more?

>>53873300
I’ve been slowly stacking silver for over 20 years. I’ve been prepping for 5 years. Just want to know the numbers

bros I was going to get another tube of krugs, but the only crypto I buy is sitting within the range I like to buy in
I'm surrounded by cheapies and don't know what to do
Jesus guide me, so that I might provide for my children, and my children's children

>>53873317
Buy more!

>>53873371
buy the crypto. better to give wealth to pajeets and jews than steal it from africa right?

>>53863554
>new ASEs look like sh-

>>53873317
I probably won't notice to be completely honest.

>>53872980
you’re right
i am a benevolent believer in Humanity’s Burden
thank you for assuaging any of my doubts

>>53871083
Rolling for 10 USD silver.

>>53873371
Silver’s either going to crab, drop slightly, or blow up.

Crypto’s going to crab, completely shit the bed, or blow up.

Silver’s safer but there may be another run for degenerate crypto shitcoins (BTC included) so just diversify.

Krugs beat crypto everyday.

>>53873464
The kraken is the only good 2 oz and you can’t tell me otherwise.

I do have the 2 oz year of the rabbit tho but that’s its one separate kawaii bunny category.

>>53873530
this isn’t r*ddit. stop writing like a faggot.

>>53873193
dibs on first picks of orc women

>>53873512
I buy an unhealthy amount of silver on a weekly basis and can totally see an economic crash forcing PMs down as rice and beans take priority.

But it’s the smart and resourceful anons who will capitalize on the crash, comfy with their already procured stores of MREs and two months of living expenses in a low cost majority white town of sub 10,000 population, who will become the unspoken kings of the new world.

We may not have child slaves or our names on Epstein’s flight logs but we’ll be as secure without a guaranteed ticket to Hell once we shed our mortal coils.

Fuck this gay earth, man.

>>53873564
No.

U can’t stop me.

Cry more fag.

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>>53873644
we all know you’re here because you’re too embarrassed to post your stack on r*ddit.

>>53873623
I keep finding myself wanting to buy 3 5gal buckets and fill each with 30lbs of rice but my autism keeps me from doing so out of a fear of looking like a schizo

>>53869720
>I'm still the king of this thread two years later.
smartest kid on the short bus....

>>53872637
Asahi ounce gold bars I can get for about $15 over spot on eBay

>>53873464
It looks like a walrus

>>53873464
gonna need to see this one in person or at least some camera footage under 'normal' lighting before I judge this one fully