/biz/ - Business & Finance

everybody havin a comfy weekend?

>>54198904
My car got towed and it set me back $200. But otherwise it’s not too bad.

>>54198891
I have 1 oz of gold and 150 oz of silver, am I going to make it?

>>54198925
Yeah, you’ll be fine.

Just ordered my first coins using that sale on Liz's last coin. Am I late to the party?

>>54198891
>>54198904
lovely evening gents

>>54198925
yes, we all make it here

>>54198891
I'm getting bored with silber, I've bought over $300fv of constitutional in recent months. Which gold should I buy next? Fractional only.

>>54198891

>>54198988
Swiss miss

LCS is out of everything. Just has generic stacks of commemorative quarters and crap like that.

No silver

No gold

I'm excited.

>>54198914
tow truck drivers get the rope

>>54199028
rooster design is better

>>54198891
When are they gonna wipe bank accounts with that gay ass cyber pandemic?

>>54198925
You have more than 60 ounces of silver, you're in the top 1%.

>>54199028
seconded

>>54199061
also seconded

>>54198988
definitely a vreneli or 20fr marianne. nice thing about rooster coins is they're slightly thinner than other LMU coins, you can stack more of them in a sovereign holder (or wherever).

>>54199008
i dig that die and your dank moonman

also huuuh didn't know incuse silver indians were a thing. desire to possess increases.

>>54198973
I’ll never show my gold stack. Too many long nose tribe about,

>>54198904
No. muh cheapies are gone, the week before I was going to load up on silber or gold

might have to fomo into a few of these to satisfy my inner weeb

>>54199113
Here is granddaddy and his churren

>>54198904
How much should I pay for a happy windmill?

>>54199221
$27 for 5rm is realistic. People who’ll say $18 but it’s bullshit.

did Megumin coins ever ship?

Got myself the 2oz new Lady Germania. The packaging for the larger sizes is great, even if the premiums are absolutely insane and no one should be paying for them unless they're doing it for the purposes of collecting. There's been a lot of nice lady coins lately.

>Just started stacking
>Bought 40oz of silver exactly at the bottom unknowingly
I should have bought more, mixed feelings

>>54199241
>>54199221
27$ is about right but I’ve dropped 34$ before. Only time I’ve been lucky is with late night auctions. Just grab some windmills of frenship and join the cool kids club bby gurl.

Just throwing out the hypothetical (you) round that was briefly mentioned. Some anon made a quick mockup and I liked it. Has mintanon finally been shoah'd? I like memecoins but that was getting out of hand.

>>54199241
Thanks. Kinda want one. Any silver or just meme material?

Going to buy a handful of 1oz bars because they're only up about .30 what I paid for them.

>>54199265
$22 is still the bottom for MOASS moon missions fellow apeTM.

>>54199317
I hope this was fact checked by real patriots because I'm buying more right now

>>54199291
35_.39 is . 90 standard. Not really a meme. Plus as an actual nazi I’d trade your my junk at a 1:1.5 ratio.

>>54199317
Hello, I'm here to tell you this was fact checked by REAL AMERICAN PATRIOTS

mail call last week, Rogue and the Korean David Mask stacker

>>54199340
The stackers have absolutely no mint or purity mark on them at all, which is suspicious

>>54199339
Thank God, these Swiss bars aren't going to stack themselves

>>54198891
Good luck, and fair seas

>>54199290
Imagine stacking (You)s
I'm hard for this round

lmao you bought boomer coins instead of goated Irididium
i guess you like poverty

Do you guys ever sell your generics whenever silver goes up? Wasn't it like $40 during the coof?

>>54199430
Nah not selling lmao. Just like when I bought xrp at .05 not selling until i can trade it directly for goods.

>>54199430
Sell??
One of these days it's going to go up and never come down again. And it goes up in the same scenarios that threaten the forever mooning. Imagine selling your silver for a 50% gain back when we weren't sure if society was facing a population decimating global pandemic.

the kobold offers you a shiny rock

>>54199491
Are they cold blooded?

>>54199491
>takes the rock and kills her.

>>54199398
Good luck selling it. Also hope you did a xrf test on it. Its probably filled completely with lead.

>>54199430
I plan on holding until silver becomes the currency of choice again.

What do you guys think of PAX Gold?

>>54198925
Less than 1000ozt so you ded fren. Hope you like eating bugs and sucking cocks. Buy some kneepads.

>>54199029
My LCS wasn't out of anything when I went last week, however the owner told me that silver was flying off the shelves specifically constitutional "junk" silver.

>>54198904
Yeah it was nice. I just got back from a week long vacation to the Smoky Mountains. There was a pretty nice little coin shop, I ended up buying every silver dime they had (they only had $5 FV left, but that's enough to fill another tube) and spent $35 on a nice looking seated liberty 1853. Yes I know it's a somewhat common date, but it's in nice condition with awesome toning, and also for being 170 years old I think it's pretty neat. Also got a 1976 Canadian 50% commem dollar and a big fat british penny. And bros stay the fuck out of Atlanta at all costs, I almost died driving home today and when we called 911 there was a fucking HOLD LINE

>>54199633
>>54198904
would help if I included the picture, I'm tired geez

Exit all markets

>mfw I can turn a 5 cent mtg land into a 5$ one with this one weird trick
>mfw I have no face
I'm going to buy gold once I've sold enough of these things.

>>54199550
>Less than 1000ozt
better add another decimal to that. but if you could buy 10,000 toz youd be a retard to buy silver. gonna melt and start casting the stack into full sized horse shoes to get that horse girl money

>>54199643
Wilderness resort?

>>54199724
Nope, just a rental cabin. Don't remember the name but it was comfy.

Is it too late to start stacking?

>>54199352
Normally Komsco puts it on the edge but I guess these don't have it.

>>54199807
I just bought my first 10oz and I'm feeling good about it and I'm excited to keep stacking. What will you do if the banks collapse soon? What will you do if they don't collapse until 2024? Best to start while it's on your mind I say.

>>54199807
Never is anon.

>>54199807

>>54199807
Its only too late once COMEX admits there is no more silver.
Personally, I will consider silver to be cheap if it is $100 an ounce or lower.

[unintelligible goblin chirps]

>>54199916
this
if you can buy physical silver, it ain't too late

>>54198891
Side note....

Flipping channels a few minutes ago, I stumbled on the "Home Shopping Networks" "Coin Collector" sales segment.

The current pitch is on 1kg silver bars for $1399.95

For those doing the math, that's $659.95 over spot; a markup of 89%.

A few things come to mind...
> the balls on them for the markup. They're selling it as "you don't have to buy it on the streets, you can trust us that it's real silver at weight"
> if they are mass marketing silver at such inflated rates; that means we're probably near the "peak" of a 2-5 year trend.
> in the short term, it's going to put a large amount of supply to sleep; as buyers remove it from the population while parking it in the closet for decades

>>54199945
I never knew peace dollars were that big.
t. ausfag

>>54199982
That’s insane, imagine being a deluded boomer not doing your research and paying that much for a bar

>>54199988

Really big anon, but Australian silver is nice too

>>54199997
I found a live link on Pluto. It's still going on
https://pluto.tv/en/live-tv/5f8a02476b72230007e62b7d

(/biz version of live chases)

>>54198904
Just chilling watching Indiana Jones movies and eating junk food.

>>54200014
I’d really love a small stack of aussie crowns, also sizeable @ 38.5mm dia
But they were minted for only two years and there are a tonne of fakes around.

>>54200015
dear god, those Fiji ASE knockoffs

>>54199606
Junk is going nuts. All the online retailers have gone up 15-20% it seems.

>>54200058
I have a decent amount of .500 Florins, nice coins but I’m itching for some of the sterling silver ones

>>54200126
My guess is because of the bank run the possibility of cold hard cash becoming king again is a possibility.

timely update to the auspacific junk coinage

>>54199982
I saw that on my TV guide. Rolled my eyes and kept scrolling because I knew that would be the case. It always has been.

>>54199923
[Hardly understandable goblin jabber]

>>54199491

goblins are out
kobolds are in

>>54199398
If you are getting this might as well get a hold of some Osmium while you are at it desu

An ISIS coin would have been cool to have. I'm sure they're all melted down now but the history there is cool and practically forgotten now.

>>54199262
Hadn't seen that until now. I do like that scene.

>>54199262
>>54200451
Take a look at the different sizes. As they get larger, she's moving left and drawing her sword and stabbing the ground.

It's so nice to be able to post again, even if I can't post images. Prolly won't last very long but it's nice until then.

>>54200465
Here we go...

>>54200433
ever a number of how many were ever officially minted?

>>54200495
Dammit. Thumbnail from like 10 of these minithreads back

kobold > goblin

>>54200526
>>54200292
>>54200289
>>54200227
>>54199923
>>54199491
why not both?

>>54200501
The Wikipedia for them is probably the only information about them that is somewhat cohesive instead of some clickbait article. It doesn't seem like they were documented well at all.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_State_dinar

>>54200513
nifty, thanks

>>54199370
Based pirate poster. Arrrr!

>>54200609

Which would you rather have during JM's current sale, this or Queen Elizabeth's last mint?

>>54200600
I see
Probably all those gold coins then are either melted or in some collectors vault and won't see the light of day again for centuries
would be cool to even get a hold of some silver or copper domominations though too

>>54200658
Coin.
A generic would have to be pretty special to steer me that way. Originality is one. I don't see emoticons and original. Or interesting.

brought the family gold panning in yale. kept telling my wife the big pickers she was finding at the water’s edge weren’t gold. she figured it out when they all broke apart at home. fucking mika…

>>54200674
>and original
*as original
(why don't I read these things before hitting "Post"?)

My drunk ass bought 200z of silver last night, how screwed am I?

>>54200687
this isn’t r*ddit. stop being a faggot and start being antisemitic

>>54199982
Nice to know that those sellers preying on demented boomers also exist in the US.
But that’s actually a good price! It’s not even double spot! I can post some pics from some ads for gold with even larger markups, which are hidden behind retardedly small sizes and “50% off!!!” Prices.

>>54200694
depends how married you are

>>54200694

from where? and what kind

>>54200685
Yale is fun! If the bedrock is exposed, look to the high water mark, and dig below the boulders up on the bedrock where the high water rested them. Some of those bowls end up filled with magnetite and fine gold, as well as hug red garnets. Its great territory to wander, to see what the old timers saw all a century ago.

>>54200694
sweet stack

>>54200709
0%
>>54200711
not numismatic, sorry friendo

>>54200733
you hoping for an apocalypses or a moon ?

What is the value of a Saint Gulden 1907 P (no motto) in graded ms-63 condition?

>>54200694
Just hold that and you'll make it

>>54200725
I like these South African coins. It's pretty funny how there's a white guy on the other side

crazy how a rtx 4090 top of the line gpu is the same price as an ounce of gold.

seems like items are getting more expensive faster than gold has been rising.

>>54200670
>>54200600
There was an anon, last year iirc, who actually had one or several of the coins.

>>54200740
It's not a moon when it's preserving your wealth while everyone else loses their shit.

>>54200828
Games run fine on the $400 Legion laptop I bought used. Mustards really do ruin everything.

>>54200513
>2oz coin has way higher premium than the 1oz and the 10oz
I fucking hate this shit

>>54200495
>>54200513
>>54200894
probably due to low mintage and low supply in stock driving up the premiums

>>54200828
Thats not that crazy, its like buying a top of the line suit which has cost roughly an oz of gold for over 100 years

>>54200896
>probably due to l
Not from my having tracked them for years. Their premiums are simply obscene. That's it.
Funny - the fort year or two... the larger ounces had the same diameters as the 1 ozt, but the mass was in the thickness. The larger-mass 'rounds' ended up being reeded rods. Weird.

>>54200926
germania mint coins are basically art items. not suitable for stackin

>>54199606
Just got $20 FV 90% quarters from apmex at 205 a roll and now they're 270.

>>54200967
Yeah, collector exclusive pieces

>>54200967
>>54201017
I agree.

>>54199982
how does marketing imply we're at a peak? Gold and silver have always been marketed on informercials.

10oz Sunshine bar or 10oz tender St. Helena pirate ship bar? I'm partial to Sunshine bc of the decoder card. But also, pirate ship

>>54201089
both

I promised few pics a while ago, but never delivered.
It's not all my pre-revolutionary silverware, but most of it. Still super shiny even after 300 years.

>>54201176
sadly my chink phone pics' quality is abysmal.
Got all of it from ebay, in average i'd say i paid 0.55€/gr (17€/oz) and it's .950 fineness.
I find it incredibly cheap for such old items (though they aren't all in the greatest condition, for obvious reasons).
My threshold is at 0.65€/gr, and only accepted to pay above this for one item (a rare plate in excellent condition).

>>54201176
>>54201219
nice sterling anon

>>54201311
it's better than sterling fren! (.950 vs .925)

Pic rel is a zoom on the hallmarks, a bunch of them are being "buried" under the silver, it looks like the silver handle progressively "melted" over it. I'm wondering if its possible to dig the marks up?

>>54200828
yeah, but also: "top of the line" doesnt mean anything.
the tech is the same as 2 years ago. the crypto miners and gamer bros just willingly get raped in prices because they put a new model out
same with smart phones. zero reason for a phone to cost $1500, but if some dumbass is willing to pay that, hell I'd charge that too.

crypto nerds will seethe

did anyone else lock in the current weekend prices before they keep going up? i'm an existing holder but suffering from fomo

>>54201922
don't let fomo control you anon
in all seriousness, do what you feel you can absolutely afford and what is good for you and your family in the long term

>>54201922
Checked.
Be patient.
When you see all the bloggers hauling on PM salesmen on their channels when PMs are at an all time high, you know it's a trap.
DO NOT FOMO INTO PMS NOW.
Be patient and don't be a faggot.
The price will come back down.

>>54201982
>>54201989
im only listening to news about the bank collapse contagion, rate increase and doomer news about hyper inflation. getting my preps up, and part of that plan includes the PMs

>>54201989
honestly, is there much fomo right now?
even with all the bank talk, i don't really hear anyone talking about gold on the major financial channels or irl

I am extremely comfy right now

>>54202037
I'd be more comfy with an extra ounce of gold with less paper.

>>54202056
Bought two ounces this weekend, feels good bros

>>54202037
a gun, little gold and some bad toilet paper
you can do better, anon!

>>54202056
it is good to have some toilet papper, even if it's cotton

>>54202002
>im only listening to news about the bank collapse contagion, rate increase and doomer news about hyper inflation.
yeah, I've been listening to that too
since 2008, and since 2020
they all said similar things, but the reality was that it was a slow burn after a small sudden crash rather than a total and complete collapse
the current housing market bubble has already popped and is currently deflating, but the bottom of that isn't realistically gonna bottom out until reasonable projections into 2024 before a housing market recovery sometime after 2027 and onwards
this current banking collapse is not gonna happen overnight, in days, weeks, or maybe even just months, but will probably last the rest of the year and follow into 2024 as well, with maybe the last vulnerable banks needing bailouts byt summer 2024
the prices of PMs are likely going to fluctuate heavily in the coming years, with so much uncertainty and public hysteria, prices will skyrocket and plunge like we've never seen
I am currently saving up and waiting for the next plunge below $20 for silver and below $1700 for gold, maybe over the summer, cause after that they might shoot up again to $25 and $2000 again, and maybe even silver could break $30 and gold $2200 who knows
but yeah, careful planning and forethought should be undertaken to consider the possibilities and prepare for what is to come

reminder to sage every reply unless we get to page 10. we dont need a bunch of OF whores or reddit demoshit sois getting rich off our expertise

>>54164963
they're lizzies

>>54202037
Sometimes I forget how poor /pmg/ is.

>>54202302
kek

>>54199178
>muh cheapies are gone
I noticed that on eBay

I bought a lot of gold this year. I really hope it will not rug pull bcs I would be ruined

Since when is writing silver as "silber" a thing here?

>>54199807
Nein, start now and dca.

>>54202629
Since start of /pmg/. One more thing that you should know is "silber" is the German spelling. Don't tell me you are brown anon... Are you brown?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSVxRlts4qI
Might be a welcome listen for some. For any who have listened to it, any thoughts?

>>54202629
uh?

>>54202658
No im just new here and i also often make typos writing it as silber and even tho i dont know german i like germany so much as i live in belgium and like to go there a lot and have a lot of family there.

>>54200649
1, 4, 5 and 7 are real nice

Monday is coming. The pump will be epic, 2k will be forgotten as we blast to 3k

Gold is pretty near its alltime high right now. Would you get rekt for going all in on gold right now?

>>54202711
chill, lets get us to 2100 first.

>>54202711
I placed an order for a kilo of physical gold right before last weeks pump. I omlt paid now. I hope they will still accept my order

>>54201481
beautiful

gold is literally a ponzi scheme

>>54202743
Sometimes i fear this possibility. But cash is subject to high inflation and real estate to intrest rates

>>54200702
To be fair, posters on the silver reddit seem to be quite based/anti-semitic. Not as openly as we are but they know.

>>54202678
i bought 11 of those this week

I just fomod 25oz of silver
I’ll fomo some gold to if I do much as see a Rhodesian sov for sale

>>54202690
Cool anon, I love Germany too, I wish (((they))) would stop destroying Germany.

>>54202711
Anyway to win in this clown world?

>>54203270
kill the jews

>>54203270

>>54198891

Three hundred and eight-two troy ounces.

>>54203359
In Minecraft right?

>>54203486
You will be a millionaire soon

>>54203425
Anon, I'm buying every month, but I don't even have 1000ozt of silver.

>>54203510
>>54203486
Brass man is back. Ohio gozaimasu.

Where's the best place to buy bars of any size or type? Any metal anon feel free to chime in.

THEY DONT MAKE EM LIKE THEY USED TO

>>54203585
Compare whenever you are about to make a purchase. Even APMEX will sometimes have better deals on certain products than others.

>>54203585
Shop around, check famous websites, check your closest refinery. LCS, also depends on your country.

>nooooo you can't just withdraw your money from banks, it will collapse the financial system!
Yes
>This is anti-semitic!!
Yes

>>54202743
>gold is literally a ponzi scheme
No, because it requires time and energy to get out of the ground.

>>54198988
Darling, it's time to get into the Francs.

>>54203510
>You will be a millionaire soon

I already am, sir. The gold is a small % of my assets.

Tweet from our mate Bob Loukas

>>54198988 #
Darling, it's time to get into the Francs.

Posting

>>54202690
bls gib silber

Fucking junk silver keeps going up in price right when I bought 10 empty dime tubes to fill. Junk has effectively become more expensive than raw bullion now.

My autism still commands me to fill my empty tubes but goodness me it is not the smartest way to add weight. Those goblins better be thicc I tell you what.

>>54203908
>CarlosMissing.jpg

>>54204042
>only benis in your ass

/pmg/, you do have a racism token, don't you?

>>54204121
Arnold, noooo!

>>54204451
>rhodesian pound
>'88 krugerrand
>mcdonald's token with moonman on the back
anything else in here that I'm missing?

>>54200567
Agreed, variety is the spice of life, get yourself a diverse harem. Except elves. Never let an elf stay in your house.

>>54204472
Hello, Based Dept.? I would say Reichsmarks, but I'm pretty sure you're the Buccee's anon in Kara's poster on the right. Where did you cop the the Rhodesian pound?

>>54204494
very quick listing on eBay. not that other dude though, I've been searching around for a moonman token.

>>54200828
>>54201756
We're currently seeing prices of gaming-cards moving into the price-range of adult-hobby rather then children's hobby, which makes perfect sense.
4090 = golf-club instead of tricycle.
There also isn't really much of a difference between professional and gaming-cards these days, .. other than the drivers and a few limited deactivated features, those comparable to the current gaming high-end have always been in a similar price-range.
Pic related was in the $2000 range released in the late 90s.

>>54204472
>one pound
>it's actually an ounce

Brits are silly people.

>>54204524
The pound is actually a lot less, the 5 pounds is an ounce.

>>54204524
it's actually 0.2354ozt AGW, it's the same thing as a brit sovereign. if you want something closer to an ounce get the 5 pound version which would be 0.2354*5
if you collect all the racism tokens you get the power to crash the world banks like the dragon balls

>>54204561
>like the dragon balls
Are there any pretty Japanese gold coins not terribly far over spot?

>>54204511
Ah, a Moonman among Moonmen I see.

>>54204561
I'm growing quite fond of pre-33 American gold.

>>54204597
>Are there any pretty Japanese gold coins
Yes.
>not terribly far over spot?
Lul, lulmfao even.

Any tips on how to clean the dark crud out of the crevice on these coins (>>54204613)? I was thinking like a toothpick with some dish soap or something. Should I even do this, or will this make future buyers piss and shit their pants while they cry?

>>54204636
Forgot pic, cause I'm a dink who still needs my coffee.

>>54202704
I like 2 as well - it's classic.
6 would've been perfect if she didn't have a bikini bra on. I mean, we're seeing her from behind, and really, a half fish would care?
FYI, 8 is the common back side ("obverse"?).

>>54204643
Boiling water and baking soda should rinse them off without even having to scrub. I think that's the easiest method.

>>54204451
I’ve exclusively got gold racism coins, fren. Only way to go.

>>54204668
Oh intradesting. I thought that was just for getting tarnish off silver. If it will rinse the dirt off gold, then that may be preferable, since I don't want to cause any scratches or scuffs to the coins.

>>54204681
Based. Got any cute pics?

>>54204472
Nice. I thought of picking one up but they carry a healthy premium

>>54204714
Can’t post til I install WiFi in my house but just imagine 5 gold krugs of various years circling a silver Britannia like a reverse blacked scene.

KRUGED.

>>54204828
Holy based! I've got a 1 oz gold Chucky on the way soon. I absolutely love the current Britannias.

Do any of you normie niggers use gold and silver for something beside prolonging a ponzi?

Some chemical you you can resell for higher?
Do you even make simple jewelry ?
a HARD NO

Do you even buy things like food with it, some commune or circular economy. Monero has at least a internet economy presence.
And your the people who care most about them XD.
Gold is useless 99.9% the fact its a VAT free means the enemy wants you to buy this shitcoin.
Silver will probably be deficient and there is need for it. but the enemy will just make it illegal that that did hording and selling mast during covid, take it from you, shoot you,your dog, rape your wife for being a collaborator of (insert capitalist/communist/white male/phobic here).

By just growing legal mushrooms, you can generate income, dry it for a store of value, barter, and you can not starve.
But i digress, its all good, some people like pokemon cards, some like miniatures, some art, some like apple products. its ok, you just have to admit your fan and garbage horder like the rest of us. I have an issue with your store of value bullshit

>>54200292
Long tongues are my fetish

>>54204855
>trying to pit XMR frens against metal frens
WHO HURT YOU, SWEETIE

>>54204846
While I respect anyone’s addition of gold to their stack I must say King Chuck is the goofiest looking motherfucker on modern coins. It’s like if we put Biden on the back of our Eagles. If I wasn’t a kruger maximalist it’s be gold weiners all day long.

>>54204855
>that that did hording and selling mast
like they did hording face masks...
sorry was jacking and typing at the same time. have a nice day

>>54204877
I'm sorry your right. I'm just frustrated with people stacking period. it will all go to zero if its not used. its all just plain laziness masquerading as smarts

>>54204934
crypto-tard logic folks
brain fried on muh heckin 100x tokens delusions

>>54205002
kek the irony, my post ever literately against that.
if your not using this stuff nor nothing, what else is there fren than your 100x token delusion.

Did ever make a ring? I did

Did you take a string of silver to use as a antimicrobial in a cooling rig? I did

Did you ever trade a commodity for something besides fiat? I did

Do not cite the Deep Magic to me, Bitch! I was there when it was written

>>54204889
I really appreciate the "No living people on coins" rule for this reason, I'm sure the modern US mint would absolutely love to put Biden, Hillary Clinton or Obama on a coin

>>54204889
Gold wieners are nice. Like the Kruggs, they have excellent fit and finish. I wish they had the smooth edges though, like their silver counterpart. The 1 oz edges are kinda wack too, since the reeding is in a pattern that doesn't feel super nice to me. Smoll wieners are cute though.

As for Chucky, He's just an old guy. He's overall pretty funny and charming as far as a globalist elite goes. I don't think he'll be king for too long either. Certainly not as long as Liz was queen - that's for sure.

>>54205002
Yeah, I started to write them a thoughtful response, but after a paragraph and a half, I reread their post and came to the same conclusion. I don't feel up for tard wrangling today, so I deleted my response. Just look at the quality of their other response. They type like a 3rd worlder.

Has anyone considered getting a Ghost Gunner mini CNC mill to be able to easily make their own die tools or even ceramic molds? It seems like it'd be really viable for quickly and easily getting a small scale silber production shop going

>>54204472
You have my preferred racism stack minus a good helping of reichsmarks and ancient roman coins with Emperor Hadrian on them.

>>54204855
Can you'd describe how holding Ag prolongs a Ponzi scheme

>>54205112
Considering how well received the American gold nigger coin was I think we’re safe until zoomers are in charge.

>zoomer doomer boomer

Buy hand carved cedar chest for pirate loot. Dump a few hundy ounces into it. Barely covers the bottom. Should have gotten a more reasonable chest...

>okay /pmg/iggers, hand over the shinies, we have some (((bankers))) we need to bail out
How do you respond

>>54205207
Now you've got goals, and in the meantime you could use some cardboard and craft store felt sheets to make a raised false bottom so it looks more full

>>54205229
right away, xir! let me go find them...

>>54205207
Wait 'til it's even halfway full - you'll never lift it.
And if you use a crane, the bottom may not be able to hold it.
Pic related is 30 lbs avdp.

>>54205334
Yeah, the idea of it seemed fun until the reality of it made it retarded. I'd be better off just using the safe.

>>54204846
please be my girlfriend

>>54205421
>girlfriend
>girl
Anon....

>>54205421
Is the troon replying to itself again. So disgusting

>>54205456
>>54205477

>>54204855
>Monero
Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency worth buying

Will we hit $2,100 and $25 Monday?

>>54205552
Either dump or a pump through Weds to dump before the weekend

Maybe

>>54205650
Really enjoyed this post

>>54205506

>>54205683
I've been loosely following bitcoin over the past .. year? two years? Dunno, bit on that scale of time. I saw it start at $48k, drop to $16k, and now it's $27k. I wish I had had the balls to dabble in it when I considered doing it at $16k.

>>54205650
I’m sorry but for this to be historically accurate the gas chamber needs to have a rickety wooden door

>>54205188
>US mint is STILL stuck with both the one ounce and one-tenth ounce coins over five years later

Please give back my cheapies.

FUCKING JUNK WONT GO DOWN ITS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN GODDAMN NEW BULLION WHAT AM I GOING TO DO WITH THESE EMPTY TUBES.

>>54205776
Brother man I don’t think BTC is safe anymore for sweet degenerate gamble gains. CBDC is on its way and big daddy gubmint ain’t gonna let a cute little independent alternative digital currency get in the way. Maybe there’s another bull run but I’m staying to comfy stacking and gardening.

>>54206207
Skill issue
>be young and cute
>always refer to the dealers as "Sir" or "Ma'am"
>get discounts because I was the only person under the age of 30 that's actually purchased bullion in weeks and didn't argue with the dealers or tell them they're wrong

>see that the USD is being exposed as the monopoly money it's been for decades
>want to invest my money so I don't have cash that's just devaluing as it sits there
>want to put my money in a house or land first
>have JUST not enough for house/land where I'm at
God dammit I'm in a real pickle here, fellas. If I had a house I'd have no problem throwing down money on full ounces of gold, tubes of silver, etc. Part of me thinks I should just go 'fuck it' and invest everything then just sell as needed if needed. The housing market seems to be collapsing upwards, meaning it just gets more and more expensive forever and ever.

I want to buy a few hundred oz of silver, but I don't know if I should do it today or tomorrow. Also, whats the consensus on asahi?

>>54206078
Anon, these are the cheapies

>>54206207
>FUCKING JUNK WONT GO DOWN ITS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN GODDAMN NEW BULLION
The junk being cheap meme is long dead, COVID run put the final nail in that coffin

>>54206250
>I don’t think BTC is safe anymore for sweet degenerate gamble gains
Bitcoin is for peer 2 peer transactions, fast settlement, and being un-inflatable

Only retards gamble on a commodity

>>54206511
Asahi is based
Price might go up tomorrow due to bank drama. If you're going to FOMO in rather than waiting for this to blow over then do it today.

>>54200828
>seems like items are getting more expensive faster than gold has been rising.
Because most items' prices aren't manipulated by a global cabal of bankers dating back over a hundred years. GPUs are expensive because people buy them to put them in a computer, and when there's not enough of them, the price goes up. Gold is relatively inexpensive because people buy hundreds of fake ounces that don't exist to "invest" in gold and don't demand the physical rock in their hand right now.

>>54205161
If something has no use, but peope keep buying its a ponzi. That's how.
My point is, if even you guys don't use this element for nothing but speculation and your the most enthusiastic about them. Why would numbers go up organically some how if the average person cares even less

>>54206426
If Banks crash then foreclosures are just going to happen all over again like in 2009. If you're just shy of affording a house maybe it wasn't meant to be?

>>54206522
Nein

>>54206569
I am buying more gold now, I really hope retards like you get priced out of buying PMs forever.

>>54206560
>If something has no use, but peope keep buying its a ponzi
Gold and silver have had use for literally thousands of years, are you fucking retarded?

Also by definition a Ponzi is govt backed FIAT that is also NOT a commodity, so stop using that word you dumb gorilla nigger zoomie, don't even know what it fucking means

>>54205683
this
>>54205506
there are literal sanctioned BTCs,degenerate fagot. Almost anything is better than BTC, fiat is safer

>>54205683

>>54206078
I just want to finish my silver proof set collection, I only need 2017, 2018, 2018 reverse, and 2019. I'm so close.

>>54206541
Yeah, the asahi bars look so nice. Should I just go all in on the 10oz bars or diversify and get some one ounce bars?

>>54206590
I'm dca'ing every month, I not sure I can buy next month.

>>54206568
>If Banks crash then foreclosures are just going to happen all over again like in 2009
This is what I thought would happen with Covid and massive unemployment, yet the exact opposite happened because the money printers went BRRRRRRRR to ensure no one ever lost anything ever, fuck the long term inflationary consequences. This is what makes me nervous, is that this market is so ridiculously Mickey Mouse it's unpredictable. Usually in a massive economic crisis, people lose jobs, lose houses, can't pay rent, etc. We just witnessed unprecedented unemployment followed by housing doubling in cost.

It just doesn't make sense. Nothing in this Candy Land economy makes any logical sense, that's why I want to invest in things that are real. I'm not shooting down any other investments, but with how fucked this world is I just want things that tangibly exist. Gold, silver, land, guns, ammo, fuck even Baseball Cards are real although now you're entering into the realm of 'art speculation'.

>>54206652
I need 9 more kilos for 1000ozt.

>>54206560
silver has many uses, and i buy PMs to diversify my portfolio and because i don't trust banks. i use funny money from my other investments to buy pms and land
>>54206655
don't buy 1oz, you'll get raped on premiums

>>54198891
https://www.apmex.com/product/70160/1-oz-silver-round-ganesha
https://www.apmex.com/product/78211/1-oz-silver-round-saint-gaudens

Just picked up 2 of each, I now own 1/10th my (current) weight in silver!

>>54206698
The one oz bars for 100 are $42 more than ten 10oz bars. Its not too terribly much more. I'm just wondering what would be more useful in a scenario where I needed it.

>>54206613
>literally thousands of years
so were sea shells. Why are your digimon cards any batter, than anything else.
Proof of work has value, gold was on the proof of work standard. Today all the major mines are owned by a few companies, most of it is dug up anyway and in Russia, and its almost not used at all industrially. It was valuable when gov in the past used and forced its use as fiat today.
Just say your a collector fan/freak, just like some people like spoons or old PC or signed posters and whatever, its ok. But do not bullshit this store of value BTC narrative

>>54206693
I need 25+ more kilos for 1000 ozt

>>54202678
(((Feinsilber)))
I'm on to you Austria

>>54201176
>>54201219
>>54201481
Based Frogbro thanks for sharing the pics, I especially like the collage of different hallmarks and saved it for future reference, those are some lovely old scores man.

>>54206534
It isn't inflatable, I will give you that, but any money you put into it is at the mercy of whales, a bunch of zoomers, and people who can barely work their own phones. If you got into it years ago and held over the years then I'm sure you are sitting pretty. If you are trying to get into it now it is pure gambling, you might increase your holding tens of thousands tomorrow or you might lose ninety percent of what you have in it all because some celebrity put out a tik tok praising or criticizing it. Then you add in all the govs conjuring up their own CBDC in the next year or two and people being afraid they won't be able to transfer or cash out and you are likely to see it crash from people dumping their bitcoin in essentially a bank run to get theirs before there is nothing left to get.

>>54204472
>you vs the guy she tells you not to worry about

>>54206511
In the short term, prices will go up. Right now a lot of people are panicking over bank failures, but I think they're mistaking some isolated instances of poor management with systemic failure. The net result is a spike in PM purchases by FOMOing whales, but this will be followed by those same folks later dumping their PMs in favor of more lucrative investments. This is when PM prices will clam down.
If prices do go up to say high 20s or into the 30s, it might be a time to dump some and wait for the drop (I know this is heresy).
It's still necessary to purchase coins that have limited runs. There is a risk of inventories of these special items depleting while you're waiting for prices to drop again. I'm buying some coins this weekend precisely for that reason.

>>54206764
>so were sea shells
Don't be so obtuse as to compare occasional "currencies" to something that's been standard in every civilization dating back thousands of years. Are sea shells STILL universally acknowledged everywhere on the planet to have an inherent value?
>It was valuable when gov in the past used and forced its use as fiat today
But it wasn't forced back then. If anything, it was the opposite. Money had value when it was 'forced' as a receipt for gold. Also, it still has value. Gold has not lost its value. If you went back in time, and converted all your FIAT into gold and silver coins, you would be able to buy now pretty much what you were able to buy back then for the same cost.

>>54206836
Look at that, another ten bro. We're trillionaires.

>>54206814
#1 BTC has inflation of 1.8%, more than gold.
#2 When its inflation reaches 0, it will stop existing because no one will mine it unless your update it with inflation again

Just went through some stuff with my dad that my grandma left behind and she had a bunch of these $1 president coins that seem to be made out of mostly junk, copper and nickel. Also a Sydney Olympics quarter ounce gold coin on top of some other commemorative Aussie gold coins. Weird how boomers like these commemorative coins instead of generics.

>>54206787
Wagmi anon don't you worry.

>>54206916
>boomers like these commemorative coins instead of generics
Boomers love anything the US Mint makes. It's why Morgans, Peace Dollars, and Silver Eagles have such ridiculous premiums.

>>54206916
God those coins suck, no one wants them lmaoo

>>54206690
>Gold, silver, land, guns, ammo, fuck even Baseball Cards are real although now you're entering into the realm of 'art speculation'.
I wouldn't trust it. No one would trade one of the former for baseball cards in a time of crisis.

>>54206989
>No one would trade one of the former for baseball cards in a time of crisis.
I get that, but I'm not talking about SHTF scenarios, I just mean for investment. Though I'd never "invest" in cards or any of that shit.

>>54206989
From what I understand buying and selling trading cards is more of a business while the people who hold and collect them are doing just that, collecting.

>>54206989
I’d trade my stack for a honus wagner

>>54206867
There is the possibility of the silver squeeze happening and the COMEX defaulting if a whale or two FOMO's on silver, like that Texas billionaire a few months back that bought $10 million dollars worth (iirc) of silver bullion.

>>54206867
Whats the best way to dump when the time comes?

>>54207145
By trading it for goods and services since there will be no more paper money.

>>54207075
the single most iconic example of something will always have value, but hoarding $150 "rares" from 90s sets is what most collectors do and those aren't going to be worth shit.

>>54206836
>>54206886
We posting rocks?

>>54207010
>>54207013
I am just pointing out that while although the collectibles are real, physical items, they do not have the same qualities that make the other items valuable.

>>54207075
>>54207209
I see it as more of example of the absurdity of the Federal Reserve and fractional banking system. Printed around the same time as the Federal Reserve Act and follows our retarded inflation.

>>54202629
Its how you say silver in German dude

>>54206560
But it has lots of uses. Also, your "average person" is a global outlier. Just last thread an anon was using it for a pajeet wedding gift.

>>54206764
Proof of work does not have value if the work is just busywork, and gold was never on it. Gold was on the scarcity standard. It's used quite a lot industrially, and the main factor limiting its use is high cost, which causes frequent substitution with inferior materials, so a decline in price would result in higher consumption. I'll now demand proof of your sea shell claim. While it is true that many of us are collectors and fan freaks, collector's value still exists alongside intrinsic value.

>>54206989
>No one would trade one of the former for baseball cards in a time of crisis.
You underestimate autists. However, baseball cards would be very illiquid since it'd be very difficult to find the autists when the internet is down.

When will we crowdfund another cool coin?

BTC would face inflation with some schizo fantasy of world adoption but not in the sense of conventional fiat. Even though there is a limited quantity of 21 million the markets that would embody it would likely result in a few holding the majority with the many stuck with fractional satoshis of a Bitcoin. Sure, it’s a P2P digital currency. But the problems of modern money would poison BTC like any other means of transaction. Rather than a conventional scenario of inflation, most would just see their transactions whither into smaller and smaller quantities. The belief that BTC is some godsend puts far too much faith in the new world order’s desire for monetary control.

I’ve said it again and again; world and regional governments will never relinquish fiscal control or autonomy to this independent digital currency. The tinfoil hats among us are likely correct in their beliefs that the entire crypto market is just a Jewish red herring used to justify government intervention and the transition to a “safe crypto” like CBDC. Sam Bankman Fried being one of the DNC’s largest donors is only further proof.

Fuck crypto, fuck shitcoins, fuck everything except for the timeless commodities of gold, ground, grub, and guns.

crypto nerds will seethe.

I don't understand why silver is sold at prices that are different than the spot value?

I just want to buy like 1k worth of coins so that I have an Apocalypse currency, but I can't find anything lower than 35$ an ounce/coin, even though the same website clearly says it's worth 22$ an ounce/coin.

What shenanigans is this?

>>54202741
Thx fren

>>54207388
Furthermore,
>In a Ponzi scheme, a con artist offers investments that promise very high returns with little or no risk to their victims.
>In reality, the business does not exist or the idea does not work in the way it is described.
>The con artist pays the high returns promised to their earlier investors by using the money obtained from later investors.
>With little or no legitimate earnings, Ponzi schemes require a constant flow of new money to survive.
Only the promise of returns with little risk applies. Metals work as described, don't require new investors, don't require any external money system at all, produce legitimate earnings through industrial use, and require nothing to survive.

By contrast, proof of work crypto is a negative sum game that consumes energy and only provides a means of performing transactions, which can be performed with countless other means that are more efficient. New investor money must constantly be pumped in to make up for the costs of operating the system, and there's no intrinsic value, so a total absence of new investors would reduce valuation to near 0.

>>54207572
Look harder

>>54207572
Do you expect to buy a car or clothing for exactly the cost of the materials used to manufacture them?

>>54207572
Usually people sell things at higher prices to make money.

>>54207572
There is no shenanigans just market finally doing price discovery in PMs. If you can’t afford at these prices perhaps PMs is not something you should be looking into putting money right now. Food security is more of a concern for poverty stricken people like you. Now go and choke on a dick with your cheapies bullshittery.

>>54207572
(((Authorities))) have been manipulating the spot price of silver lower for a long time so they can accumulate cheaply. To get the spot price you'll need to join the big boy market and buy in extreme bulk. Retail plebs have to pay whatever the retail market will bear, and also pay the costs of running retail stores.

>>54206568
The most hilarious take I've seen recently is that this financial crisis is actually good for housing! You see, if shit goes wrong they have to lower interest rates which is going to be great for buyers

Yes they are that stupid

>>54207678
>>54207695
It's a commodity, not a baseball card.
It has a chart showing the price. To make money you either dig more up and sell it, or buy low sell high.
Just having some arbitrary 30% markup on a metal is asinine.
>>54207621
I find good deals in like, antique shops run by dudes who use old price chart books. But, that's like a coin here or there. I'm just looking to offload a percentage of my investments to a physical asset.

>>54207781
It's not an arbitrary markup though, that's my point. The premium accounts for all the costs associated with mining, refining, stamping/pouring, dealing and transporting the metal. The spot price is the market value of just the metal itself, premium is everything else. And while I certainly agree it's high right now, it will always exist.

>>54207781
You could buy directly from the mine, if you want spot price.
You won't be getting any rounds, bars, or coins though. You'll just be getting industrial silver shot.

>>54207781
>It's a commodity, not a baseball card.
Yes, and it's fashioned in certain ways whether it be bars, coins, art, etc. Vendors have overhead costs to think of, so unless you're buying raw ore from a miner directly, you're probably gonna pay more. Also if you're paying 30% more then you're retarded.

>>54207909
>You'll just be getting industrial silver shot
They won't even get shot. You're thinking of buying from a refinery. If he buys from a miner, he's getting raw silver ore.

>>54207572
I agree, anon. I firmly believe the mints should make the coins for free and that the mints and the dealers should come to an agreement to transport the coins for free. I also believe that the dealers should operate their businesses for free and ship coins to me for free. This just makes sense to me.

Anyone who says otherwise to the above is a paid Jewish shill who is manipulating the metals market to prop up the fiat pyramid Ponzi scheme. I know all about real capitalism, because I am a silver stacker and I clearly thought this through to my logical conclusion.

>>54204855
I can't speak for others, but my plan is to trade some of my stack for property.
>>54206764
Also, fuck your attempts to sow division between XMR and precious metals. You glow.

Just panic bought 1oz gold, if it dumps for some reason this week, remember me.

>>54206812
Thanks fren!
That's a very original ladle i see in your pic. Only times i saw silver coins used like this was on tastevins, could it be an old tastevin where a handle have been fixed upon later on?
Do you know specifics about the coin used on this item?

>>54206764
I think you just don't know what a Ponzi scheme is.

>>54207909
I wish it was still common but back in the day mines would sell the off cast bullion from production through their office or assay lab to anyone interested. Homestake Mines did that for decades. You can still buy gold directly from small scale miners, especially up in places like the Yukon or Alaska, but I dont know of any major mines that are willing to sell directly to the general public.

>>54207145
I've never sold any, so I don't know "best", but with very large volumes, I'd assume some large dealership. I expect finding another whale investor to buy a commodity with diminishing price would be challenging.

>>54201481
That's beautiful, where did you get that awesome collection?

Feeling comfy

not long now till market opens.
where we goin Ag-gang?
over $24 instantly?

>>54206867
>some isolated instances of poor management
that is not what is going on
what took down SVB was not just "poor management" (wtf does that even mean. are you gonna blame remote work too?)
it's a systemic issue

>>54208338
Since you mention SVB, it's because they bought long-term bonds, banking on interest rates going down. They didn't, and they had to sell millions to cover their losses. This and panic messaging on social media caused a bank run.

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>>54208296
From ebay

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>>54207896
>>54207909
>>54207916
Ok, that makes sense. It's not that it's a straight scam, it's just that the markup right now is abnormally high. Or that it's that much higher because I'm looking at low quantities of mint coins.
Then what is the best way to get something like a roll of one or half ounce coins, so that I can larp as a medieval noble when the banks freeze our money for a couple months this year.

>>54203585
shut the fuck up Democrat voter gtfo and go back to redit