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me lovey fresh bread
yummy yummy
hehehehehehehe

Please don't collapse tomorrow, I need just a little more silver PLEASE

Bout to bury my little stack. Just heating it to get all the moisture out before I seal it.

I was on track to break 1,000 ounces head of schedule.
Now I wonder if I can make that mark.
Fucking central bankers . . .
Guess I'll just have to stack harder.

>>54235150
The end will come when mintanon delivers the boomer coin you have plenty of time.
Glad I got my yotsuba coin, it's really nice.

Okay lads, I'm doing an American version of this. Going to be changing the coins to a 1/4 ounce American Gold Eagle and 1/4 ounce Krugerrand. Tell me what part of the text needs rewriting and give me info regarding silver.

>>54235221
>mintanon delivers the boomer
WHEN?

>>54235218
Why the panic? So far we are crabbin' (tho premiooms started to rise up a bit since the banks are shitting the bed).

>>54235098
>Humble Stackers Edition
smol stacks reporting in

I just tried to buy from JM Bullion and my bank refused to let the transaction go through. What’s the best way to buy online using a checking account? It’s rather comical that it is easier for me to buy Bitcoin than gold. Suggestions? I use BMO Harris, and I’d rather not have to go open a new account just for this purpose.

>>54235251
All anyone knows is that it'll be this year. Following the illogical logic of clown world, prepare accordingly.

>>54235302
Read the pastebin in the OP. I prefer silvergoldbull myself.

>>54235265
It’s not that the dolls are gay or Annie-moo it’s that this is a general for people who stack Precious metal and idiots proudly post their consoomer trinkets next to really valuable wealth. Quiet wasting your money on gay trash.

>>54235098
>>54235113

>>54235336
>it’s that this is a general for people who stack Precious metal and idiots proudly post their consoomer trinkets next to really valuable wealth.

Hey man, my trinket adds to the aesthetics.

If I'm moving my coins from pvc flips to tubes, should I give them a quick wipe first? Or do I only need to do that if I notice some residue on them?

I didn't know pvc could corrode coins so I'm not sure if only sustained contact is what corrodes them or if the pvc plastic leaves a residue even after you've removed them from the flips.

>>54235406
It's the latter, it leaves annoying residue iirc.

>>54235417
Thanks. I've ordered tubes to move them into, so I guess I'll make sure to wipe them down with a cloth before putting them in the tube.

>>54235113
i'd buy this for 2x a regular kilo bar, but its almost 4x

>>54235258
You're right.
The smallest coin shop I know has been out of silver for a week and a half.
That's just a single data point.
By tomorrow I will have cooled off.
And then I will get back to my regular stacking schedule.

>>54235336
no.

>>54235446
One thing to point out is that silver doesn't corrode per se, it tarnishes when reacting to sulfur in general. I think it was either last year or the year before when someone in these threads posted what happened to their asahi rounds when they shoved it all in what they thought was a good moneybag but found their coins turning color. Someone should still have the pic saved of what amounts to silver /g/uro.

>>54235398
>Hey man, my trinket adds to the aesthetics

TRINKETCHADS RISE!

>>54235406
don't wipe down your beautiful silver and gold you'll leave scratches lol
if you're paranoid about pvc damage soak it in acetone (nail polish remover) and it comes right off. likely you have zero pvc damage though because it takes years to set it. if your metals don't have a noticeable green sheen you have nothing to worry about. in fact wiping it down likely wouldn't do anything as pvc damage is a chemical reaction

>>54235538
>>54235597
Gotcha. I've been storing them in the flips they came with for over a year now and haven't noticed any tarnishing at all yet, so I get that it's a slow process, but I'd like to keep them looking nice.
It would suck even more to go through all the trouble to put them into the tubes just to have them tarnish anyways because the flips left a residue behind that continued reacting with the silver.
If that isn't the case, though, and it's just the sustained contact with the pvc flip that causes the reaction, then I'll just stuff them into the tubes and not worry about it.

>>54235406
>>54235597
>I didn't know pvc could corrode coins
+ gold and silver are one of the few metals that don't "corrode" it's more that the material in the pvc breaks down over time and leaves a residual coating on the coin. hence why the acetone would do it good. with gay copper it's much worse tuoufh. copper and cupronickel will corrode and stain real ugly.

At what level of stack does it make sense to get a Sigma? I am heavily considering getting one now, but want to feel like I am getting the best deal. I drug my feet on a new one I could have bought at $845 and the cheapest I can find of in stock ones is $1k-1.1k

>>54235612
you're really just being paranoid anon pvc damage only sets in on boomer collections that have been sitting in the flips for years and years. just look up "pvc coin damage" and you'll get a good idea of what it actually is. dealers even transport coins around in flips like that if they're only keeping them in there for a few days. not to mention that most coin supply distributors are now aware of the pvc damage situation and are switching to pvc analogues that don't chemically degrade

>>54235398
thats a nice copper/bronze frog. im jelly

>>54235398
Also I hardly ever see anyone else with 1/4 oz coins. don't know why. gotta have smaller denominations for the collapse

>>54235671
Okay, that makes me feel better. I'll put them into the tubes when they get here and not lose any sleep over it.
Thanks for learning me something new today.

>>54235336
On one hand I agree, it's gotten pretty ridiculous lately but on the other, I'm very happy with my Midna body pillow and also happy with my silver

>>54235098
Humble samurai electrum.

>>54235654
I don’t see the point unless you’re exclusively trying to find cheap buys off Craigslist, Facebook marketplace, or unknown low rating dealers on eBay. If you are only ever buying from recognized dealers you don’t run the risk. And a grand spent on this is a grand not spent on more shiny.

>>54235716
>I hardly ever see anyone else with 1/4 oz coins.
Not many of them get minted. Yet to see any King Charles versions.

>>54235573
AI image generators have no idea what a gold pan is.

>>54235739
Tubes and capsules are the master race, fren! I reduced the space taken up by slips in my box by consolidating everything into capsules and tubes. As a side note; if you want the lowest absolute premiums on your silver you should be buying in bulk anyways. I’ve been buying lots of 5, 10, and full blown tubes of 20 for the lower cost per oz.

>mfw digits languish unchecked while trinkets remain unposted

>>54235233
>>54235555
>>54235699
>>54235800

>>54235555
What are the crab coins? Never seen them, would love a crustacean

FUG. Sitting here drunk and this is normally my buy time but the stack I’ve got coming in brings me to such a clean and even number I don’t want to fuck it up. Wat do?

>>54236120
GIB FINNISH MEME COINS

>>54235778
Yeah, I was thinking of maybe buying and selling more privately and wanted to protect myself. I also have bought a few things here and there from plebbit and some lesser known ebay sellers (but who had long history/feedack) and I want to confirm I am not holding some fake gold.

>>54235233
Krugs and eagles are both 22kt gold. I think an American version would be buffalos and eagles but since buffalos aren't in fractional size then maybe do maples? Guess I'm just being autistic about it lol.

>>54236137
You're eventually gonna break that number, what would you be buying anon?

>>54236137
Go for the next highest clean number.

post best 1/4 ounce gold pieces since the yamaguchi piece seems pretty distant in the year

>>54236181
there's a lot of fake shit on fb marketplace, offerup. I live in a really meth-y area, and I see so many fake chains and rings and coins claimed to be real. I've been thinking about getting a sigma, and just keeping on the cheap pm search. I've gotten a few real cheap pieces before, but I also got scammed a couple times when I first started.

>>54236181
You’re opening up a whole ne eleven of fukkery by going that route unless you become an outright coin shop and test their shit BEFORE buying. Finding out you’ve been scammed after giving someone money doesn’t make it any more likely you can get your money back, dude. If you are finding killer deals go ahead and get that tester but you are risking getting bamboozled by exploring those sketchy markets in the first place vs. legitimate dealers.

>>54236022
checked

>>54236120
>What are the crab coins?
Atlantean shekels I'm told, possibly didrachms from Akragas in Sicily.

>>54236185
>>54236193
Thinking about some memes. Want a 10 oz samurai because Jews do in fact fear them. My b-day is in a few days and I asked for silver from my family so I think I’ll use that as a means to bump my numbers and get three rolls of mercs on the 1st.

>>54235098
>shiny rocks

>>54236183
Being 22k or 24k gold is a non issue for the guide, which is about getting people on the precious metal ladder. I need to know stuff like what is the minimum week's wage for the working class and tax on metals.

I ‘memba

I like how this general is slowly devolving over time into a coin collecting general thinly disguised as a precious metals investment general.

Pretty soon we're all gonna be posting pictures of key date wheat pennies and being like "fuck yeah, another quality piece of copper to add to the stack!"

>>54236326
>Pretty soon we're all gonna be posting pictures of key date wheat pennies and being like "fuck yeah, another quality piece of copper to add to the stack!"

Shouldn't knock it fren, some copper is worth 10x its weight in gold.

>>54236345
D... does this mean I can post my coin finds here as long as the coin is sufficiently interesting and valuable? I don't have anywhere to talk about my coin collecting because all the forums are full of boomers and giga-spergs.

>>54235815
Or a sluice

>>54236326
You are correct, but there's also only so much you can talk about speculative macro-economics and still be engaged. Most here are aware of the manipulation of PM's, the evil of the USD and Fiat currencies, and how the western debt-based system is nearing its end. You can only echo-chamber for so long before you wanna throw some new sounds in there. As an image board, people don't want to just show off their new tube of 20 more silver buffalos so might as well show something interesting.

>>54236326
I have a feeling we're raided by /r/silverbugs.

>>54236396
God I hope so, I just want to meet someone under the age of 40 some day that gives a damn about coins in any serious capacity I just think they're really cool

>>54236413
Are those the palladium ones? Neat either way.

>>54236413
I've got the smaller set of those CCCP olympics.

I'm very interested in how PMs are smelted and poured. Anyone have books recommendations on this?

On that note I'm also really interested in PMs in the Viking age and viking metal refinement

>>54236460
I wish, just silver. Got it for a steal though, and they're all BU, a few even have some rainbow bullseye toning (not much though). I really wanna get some Pt ballerinas, I've been stacking more plat recently.

>>54236396
>D... does this mean I can post my coin finds here as long as the coin is sufficiently interesting and valuable?

Why not? There has always been coinposting here. Some anons are weight-stacker purists that get mildly butthurt about numisperging but I personally enjoy balancing my cheapie bars and sterling with cool old coins, post 'em up.

>>54236137
Start a new stack then. Call the old one your "primary" stack and stash it somewhere that's nearly inaccessible like your walls or buried 5ft+ underground. Make a treasure map of course. Then start a new stack. Repeat this forever and one of two things happens
>shtf
You are a king because you realize you had way more stacked than you remember, you spend you days uncovering your "lost" stacks with a FWTDHWAQAD nightly
>s didn't htf and you die of old age
Your grandkids get the treasure map and you realize what an absolute legend you were

>>54236528
Nice coins! Really like the top right three-center and the rightmost half-dime.
I got a real nice 1853 arrowed seated dime for $35 at a coin shop recently, wish I had a better camera it looks awesome. Even has a nice little bit of blue toning on the reverse, feels very original.
Wish I didn't have to buy an entire membership just to be able to get some coins graded. I just want that dime, a really lustrous BU Benjamin half, and a gilded Chinese Panda I have to get certified and put in nice slabs.

>>54236611
Seated silver is kino, I've detected a half dime, 2 dimes and a quarter but none with arrows or rays. A proper seated dollar is pretty high on the want-list but I'd rather wait for muh moonshot to trade bullion for fancy numismatics. I don't really like slabs myself but they make sense for protecting coins and making them more liquid, maybe you should wait until you inevitably get other coins worth sending in to make the cost of membership and grading the batch more economical?

AGGHHHHHHHH I'M NOOOOOMING

For those of you who like to wear your investments, how often would you clean a new piece of silver jewelwry to keep it looking new for the rest of it's life?

>>54236788
>how often would you clean a new piece of silver
>implying there is ever a scenario where you "clean" antique silver
a light dusting is all that is needed, and anything more is pointless destruction and damaging of silver items beyond repair or recovery

>>54236825
kek

>>54236837
I'm talking chains, rings, etc.

>>54236538
One step ahead, fren. Both my crates are getting stashed and forgotten about. I’m at a weird number though of 5:560 so there’s no desire to just start over BUT I’ve got these cute little molle pouches coming in that I’m going to have a mush faster and more enjoyable time filling with all kinds of weird shit. Going to try and stash some arbitrary amount like 5k$ in each and those are getting stashed in the walls and bags of rice.

Anyone think about using hardshell electronics cases to stack their shinies? You can find them for less than 15$ anywhere and they come with mesh pouches on the top lid. Could stash the lower section with a bunch of silver and securely tuck away some gold in the top. I love the idea of filling smaller storage containers with metals and stashing those around the house versus putting all my eggs into one giant hard to move basket like a safe (or in my case ammo crates that could break my foot.)

>>54236921
hmm, what type of cleaning are you talking about specifically
There is cleaning, dusting, polishing, and removing tarnish using different methods which include chemicals or machining with abrasives
If your silver is toned, I would recommend against removing it, as removing it wears down the silver over time and damages it, and toning can protect the surface of the metal
Also could be tough to remove tarnishing without damaging as well
But if your silver has dirt or grime or dust or silt or muck or guck or other material that is not within the surface of the metal but on top of the surface, some simple non-ionized water and light dish soap typically can do the job of removing all that stickiness and gunk off the silver,

>>54236424
>I have a feeling we're raided by /r/silverbugs.
Just a concerned citizen.

>>54236326
posting not a non-keydate wheat penny

>>54236326
Try even getting a regular wheat penny in change anymore, or any pre-83 copper pennies for that matter. It's become the new constitutional silver.
/pennypinchers/ for constitutional bronze will soon be another distinct group in this general, just you wait...

>>54236711
Yeah that's exactly what I want to do. Apparently (from what the coin dealer told me when I asked, they might work differently now) a lot of times NGC or PCGS will give you multiple "free" submissions when you first sign up so my plan is to just wait until I have about 10 or so coins I think would be worth getting slabbed and go from there. Personally I kindof like them, not really after a number grade for resale, these are for me. They feel nice to hold and definitely offer more protection than a cardboard flip.

>>54237201
Change as a whole will see major gains in the next decades as if they were mini baby peace and morgan dollars. It’s on the edge of schizo theory crafting but if we see a true transition to electronic currency the physical coins will immediately become collectibles.

Got copper pennies and nickels in bags at the moment and all my change gets pilfered. Any other options besides the holy and devine 1s and 5s? Quarters will cool designs? Dollar coins?

>>54237226
>Quarters will cool designs?
Certainly not from recent years
>Dollar coins?
Eisenhowers and Susan B Anthonys will probably become more and more novel over time. Same with bicentennial designs.

>>54237310
How can you say that when we just got this two years ago

>>54236183
>>54236277
In California at least there is not tax if the purchase is $1,500 and over. Many online retailers also have slight discounts the more you buy of the same thing.
Sure, start with coins, but in general I think it's best to develop discipline and save up to buy a batch every few weeks/months instead of individual coins weekly.

>>54237351
I wonder if they'll make those into the 5 ozt coins too.

Have just started stacking, but I’ve only been buying 1oz Silver coins and 1-5g bars of gold. Would I be smarter saving my money and buying larger increments sparsely or doing what I’m doing now and buying small portions more regularly?

>>54237351
probably the last decent quarter ever from the US mint desu

>>54237351
To be fair I don't usually actively research new quarter designs and I haven't come across this one in the wild yet (wonder why)
That one is fucking cool tho and I'll need to start snarfing them
>tfw you will never kill the British as they sleep off their Christmas hangovers

>>54237379
*Hessian actually I guess. Even better
>fucking Germs

Here's something interesting I noticed on the US mint website: Despite silver being cheaper, the US mint RAISED the price of their silver proof sets, including older sets such as the 2021 set. https://catalog.usmint.gov/silver-proof-set-2021-21RH.html?cgid=proof-sets#start=1 this definitely used to be $105, I bought it for that much just last december and that's the price the red book says it was issued at. But other products, such as the Palladium eagle got cheaper to account for lower Palladium prices.https://catalog.usmint.gov/american-eagle-2022-one-ounce-palladium-reverse-proof-coin-22EK.html?cgid=palladium-coins#start=1
Could the US mint be anticipating silver prices to rise, and they made the sets more expensive to account for this?
>>54237366
God I wish. The 6.250 gram silver version is cool but the burnishing on Nu-S-A commemorative coinage is so aggressive it's hard to make out details. A 5ozt bullion strike version of this would be beyond kino
>>54237379
Pay attention to the obverse of quarters. It's the first and only Washington quarter since 1998 to have the date on the front, along with a slightly higher relief Washington Sculpt. The State Quarters series lowered the relief to account for having to make a bunch of new die designs all the time, that's a very real cost of mintage.
But with over a year of circulation any you find in change are probably going to start looking grungy. Not impossible, just found a nice one earlier today.

B-umping with a new image of a round I've had for several years. I've actually got years 1986-1991, but must've thought this was the one in best condition at the time, 'cause I didn't take any others. Cool rounds, scam company though.

>>54237310
How the hell can we have quarters that day "Mexican" on the back of them?
The design of that one is cool but the fact that our own money says "Mexican" on the back of it just doesn't sit right with me. Not because I hate Mexicans (which I do), but because no country other than the USA should be on our money.
>>54236277
I know, I was just being autistic about it like I said.
>>54236711
>I've detected a half dime, 2 dimes and a quarter but none with arrows or rays
Yeah well I detected a purple hot wheel the other day in the park. Beat that!
Nice bird too. What is that, ptolemic?
>>54237374
The series after the woman ones is going to be "youth athletes" or some garbage. So you're probably right. Hopefully they at least do something cool for the 250th anniversary of independence in 2026.

>>54237310
Actually I'll be honest I kind of like all these designs but I don't care about any of these people. They are irrelevant. Bessie Coleman was a Texan at least but who gives a fuck about ballerinas. Not to mention the engraving of Mrs. Roosevelt looks like Donald Trump. Imagine if they put presidents on these cool designs in the place of random chicks nobody's heard of. It's what the presidential dollars should have been.

>>54237369
If you're at that level of investment, I would only do silver for now honestly, the premium for gold is too high for my taste for grams.
For silver, I would save up to buy tubes in one go to save on premiums also, unless you have a good local shop in which case the premiums there are likely the same for one coin vs. twenty

I found a 1923 s penny the other day. Semi-key date, worth about $6.

>>54235251
2 weeks

>>54238413
Would that cent be in good or very good condition

>>54237201
I still find pre 82 pennies, wheats and Canadian cents too whenever I CRH

>>54237226

Based copper and nickel stacker

>>54238458
higher end of good probably. It's pretty worn

Gold bros... why are we dumping

>>54238522
We flew too close to the sun. Gotta let our wings cool before we try again.

>>54238522
Thank goodness
maybe if it drops below 1900 again next month I can get some more cheapies

Did gilded megumins ever get shipped? I’ve been offline for about a month and the twitter is ambiguous.

>>54238372
Thanks anon, I actually filled my first tube the other day and had been thinking of just buying them by the tube outright going forward so I’ll probably do that then. What sizes would you say gold is normally worth looking at, or at least where in your experience the premiums aren’t that bad?

>>54237101
I always hear about how silver jewelry can supposedly last forever as it's the stronger metal...
Is this simply not true as even the small amount of other metals that have to be mixed in to make it strong enough to be jewelry predispose it to tarnishing? In my experience all my silver jewelry has had a "lifetime" and after many summers of constant fays wearing had tarnished enough it was damn near just a black chain.

>>54238522
Simply the calm before the storm.
Runs don"t happen overnight

>>54238522
2k gold is huge "oh fuck!" signal for goyim and we can't have that.

>>54214650
For those curious, the current year looks like it's Tree of Liberty.

>>54235573
WTF is that picture? AI? But looks kinda off for AI, but it’s def not real. Let’s see if I can produce some real panning pics this week. Lots of work at work, and if fucking arcgis doesn’t get its act together I’ll be sitting here at night, but hope dies last.
Speaking of which: payment for my 2 Rand FOMO finally went trough!

>>54238522
on one hand, i'm happy. gives me cheaper shinies
on the other hand, i bought fucking six ounces this week and 10oz of silver

>>54238522

>>54235098
Your participation needed:

Global. Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/420482882

ELON MUSK SAYS SPACE HAS 8 QUADRILLION TONS OF GOLD IN ASTEROIDS

HE WILL MINE IT IF IT HITS $3,500 AN OUNCE

WHAT SAY YOU

>>54239373
Gold is gold
the more the merrier

a bank here in my country sells themed and celebratory gold coins of our history and shit. pretty cool. imma buy some

>>54235098
Is it safe to buy Perth Mint stuff given everything on the news about them right now?

why do new sovs look like they are made of copper

>>54238815
Awful coin! Where's the diveristy and inclusion?

>>54239803
Yes. Chang got chabuduo and they’re impotently screeching
Also here is a PSA:
Kill trannies. Behead trannies. Roundhouse kick a tranny into the concrete. Slam dunk a tranny baby into the trashcan. Crucify filthy trannies. Defecate in a trannies food. Launch trannies into the sun. Stir fry trannies in a wok. Toss trannies into active volcanoes. Urinate into a trannies gas tank. Judo throw trannies into a wood chipper. Twist trannies heads off. Report trannies to the IRS. Karate chop trannies in half. Curb stomp pregnant black trannies. Trap trannies in quicksand. Crush trannies in the trash compactor. Liquefy trannies in a vat of acid. Eat trannies. Dissect trannies. Exterminate trannies in the gas chamber. Stomp tranny skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate trannies in the oven. Lobotomize trannies. Mandatory abortions for trannies. Grind tranny fetuses in the garbage disposal. Drown trannies in fried chicken grease. Vaporize trannies with a ray gun. Kick old trannies down the stairs. Feed trannies to alligators. Slice trannies with a katana.

>>54239803
no it's very unsafe they might give you gold with 0.001% silver content

>>54239803
Yes. Unless you autistically ally care about the 0.0005% silver they watered down the gold with. Or whatever the amount was

>>54239848
I hope you're joking. Otherwise, I get the spray bottle.
>>54239854
>pic
Where does one obtain these?

>>54235098
>Humble Stackers Edition

That's me

>>54239992
pure kikery distilled in that picture

>>54239537
I'll never buy from a bank directly in my countree, they sell overpriced shit, low premiums is where its at.

>>54238815
Looks nice

>>54236243
It's not even sketchy dealers. The news recently about the London Metal Exchange having fake nickel and some large institutions holding it and Australia selling China something else has me thinking that if these big names are being scammed, who is to say these big dealers don't inadvertently have fakes pass through their inventory.

>>54239992
Cut a bar in half brassanon. Ill chip in for a ciprosaw.

>>54239897
Think they are all Niue ones. You find them on eBay at stupid prices or accessibly coin shop websites. They don’t have high mintages so expect to pay like $100 for them or more

Thoughts on investing in a small amount of gold even with having a fair amount of silver as opposed to putting it into crypto at the moment?
>inb4 crypto FUD
don't, just don't. these threads get enough of that back and forth

>>54238743
If you're really wanting gold,you can look at jmbullion as an example of the coins and do the math for what's acceptable to you.
A 1oz is about 2060, whereas a 1/2 oz is 1200 -> (1oz total would be 2400) and 1/4oz is 630 -> (1oz total would be 2500 ish)
So it's up to you there. I would see the benefit in maybe having a few small pieces if you ever think you'll be in a weird situational bargaining position, but otherwise I only see the 1oz as worth it to not waste 25% of your funds.
Obviously it's a different matter if you feel the price is about to shoot up and you only have so much.

>>54240101
The LME fake nickel story was them receiving boxes or whatever that were filled with rocks, not a fake counterfeit metal passing itself off as nickel.
This would affect prices of whatever because their supply is suddenly different, but it wouldn't affect the purity / authenticity of the metals they're using and shipping out / what's at the shops already.

>>54240193
I don't think it'd be a bad thing to diversify your holdings, though I wouldn't put it into crypto myself.
>crypto FUD
nonsense. I simply don't understand it, simple as.

>>54238522
>he bought
dump eet

>>54240262
Nigel pls
Have you got a loicense to correct the record?

>>54240309
>nonsense. I simply don't understand it, simple as.
I believe that you choose not too. Even if you don't understand the actual science behind the blockchain itself, the use cases for crypto pretty much speak for themselves, I think.

Just here hoping the price will drop by 50-ish bucks today temporarily

Where we droppin' boys
cheapies?

>>54240404
>guys why wouldn’t you want every purchase you ever make to be recorded so anyone could view it for all time
what are you, the irs?

>>54240404
> I believe that you choose not too.
Get of his fucking lawn

>>54239992
>take out a loan to "invest" in crypto and x99999999999 your money
Congrats, you lost all fo your money and your 50-200k in debt, you will never buy any metal anymore

>Buy gold not silver because silver is worthless
Gold and silver are pretty similar

Jew

>>54240193
Crypto is like any other investment - DYOR and invest only what you can afford to lose. Especially right now.
No one on this planet knows for sure how long the lights will continue to be on before the next time they turn off (temporarily but it could still be a while). Or even just some events that makes cashing out on your investments impossible (like war or natural disasters).
I have some investments that I'm sure CAN do well eventually and let me buy more PMs, however, I've seen good projects go up in smoke for a variety of reasons that aren't the fault of those working on them. Hacks, war, disasters, economic troubles.
Definitely have to consider your emergency food and water supply. Be it PMs or investments, things can get bad to the point of needing those to survive and reach the point where you can really reap the benefits of PMs or shares of something that have become worth more than you bought them for.

>>54240474
>it's still going
Hoping for $2011 today.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jpmorgan-chase-thought-had-1-215142227.html

>>54240713
I guess it's worth paying someone to do manual daily checks after all. Could still get stolen in a 24-hour period but at least you can act sooner? Surely these things can be organized in such a way that a camera can be placed over each spot so you can look at it like on a security system?

>>54240713
>54 metric tons of nickel
>worth $1.3 million at current prices
Lol. Lmao even

>>54240713
Now check gold/silver warehouse

Morning, fellas.

>>54240771
Unless of course there never was any nickel to begin with. Hence the lack of security.

reading this thread and the sort of people stacking has made me begin to seriously doubt my decision. too many psyop victim types, think i'm going to spend my next paycheck on gardening utilities

>>54241034
Gardening utilities? Like what?

>>54241034
>goes to 4channel.gov
>People’s beliefs here make me feel uncomfortable
>closes tab

>>54241018
Given what some say about contracts for PMs and there not always being PMs behind it at all times, it could be. We'll find out someday.

>>54241034
You didn't begin stacking because of people but because of the just-in-case value of PMs, no? Not a bad thing to get home care items, but if you mean tools to help grow foods that's even better. Not sure how new you are but an asset and people owning it are distinct matters always. The things happening definitely have people posting in an exaggerated manner for and against PMs.

>>54241135
peroxide, fertiliser, seeds, methanol, diesel, nails etc

>>54236396
>D... does this mean I can post my coin finds here as long as the coin is sufficiently interesting and valuable?
If you don't overdo it or if the coins are made from precious metals to start with, please do! I'm not much of a numisguy, but I'm certainly interested in some low key numisnerdery.
>…because all the forums are full of boomers and giga-spergs.
>giga-spergs.
Uh, do you know where you are?
Is there any hope with €uro coins becoming numismatics? I remember back in the day of the gute, alte DMark, you occasionally found some "Bank Deutscher Länder" stuff, from the first years (or months even?) of the existance of modern day Germany, or pic related, which AFAIK was the only modern German coin to contain any silver at all, but with the €uro coins, I just don't see anything.
Sure, there's some folks that like to collect every countries coins, and I can respect that, but outside of Vatican, there isn't any rarity or value in it.
Then there's some limited mintage ones, but I personally dislike artificial rarity or "collectible" items. This whole
>Buy this now! We made only a few of them, so they'll become valuable!
just doesn't work for me. I prefer my rarity occurring naturally, thank you very much.

>>54241201
You should buy shit like rice, beans, oats, flour, sugar, salt, pepper, Everclear too. And ammo, of course.

>panicked about a potential crash today and bought 1oz gold maple last night
>wake up and the price is down 30$ already
Goddammit

>>54241436
Don't panic, it's just the usual kikery. Gold breaking $2000/oz would send an unmistakable panic signal to the normies, and the Jews want to avoid that at all costs.

>>54241384
>Is there any hope with €uro coins becoming numismatics? I
A few threads back, some anon argued that
>as soon as CBDC gets introduced and cash will get removed, all physical fiat will become collectible!!
or something like that, but I highly doubt it!
Looking at Germany, as of 2020 there are still 6.6 Billion DMark in cash floating around. At 80 Million Germans that's 80 Mark per Person on average. Of course there's a lot of "Germans" that have never seen DMark, so that ought to be distributed differently and a lot of that is certainly lost forever, but there must be quite a few folks who willingly have hundreds of Marks that they could easily exchange into €uros, yet they don't.
So I guess that
>if a currency is gone, it becomes collectible!
idea is bullshit.

>>54241436
Look at it this way: if things were really about to kick off the next day your LCS would be strangely cleared out by richer and more well-connected folks already, if not the LCS itself deciding it wanted to close-up and hoard its metals. With increasing applications for PMs I believe the price will continue to raise over the years slowly. And I say that as someone who could sell their existing gold for more than it was bought.

>>54241503
I’m not sure normies really track gold prices.

>>54241503
>$2000/oz would send an unmistakable panic signal to the normies,
History says differently. It's been there before. Al lot of downs and ups since then. Normies don't really know. That's part of what makes them normies.

>>54238522
>dumping

>>54238522
>dumping
.

>>54240154
real silver though?

>>54241700
it's never been there before with all the current choas going on in the world right now

>>54240713
>nickel
>rocks
Uh, it's just unprocessed nickel, boss.

>gold pumps
we're rich
>gold dumps
cheapies
truly the comfiest hold ever

>>54241791
There are plates ones for £8. The others are .999. It’ll say on the coin

>>54241791
there are lots of disney coin fakes out there. but the real ones are real silver, yes.

>>54241565
Phoneposting so different ID, but on the plus side, I bought an ounce during the huge dip in February so I guess it evens out

>>54238096
>Nice bird too. What is that, ptolemic?
Yep, a Ptolemy II bronze Drachm from Egypt, that one weighs 67 grams, the fuggers are bigboi chonkers. They also made octobols (8/6ths or 1 and 1/3rd drachm) that weigh ~95+g but nice ones will set ya back $1000 or more. I'll get one someday. For reasons I haven't investigated yet silver was scarce in the ptolemaic kingdom so within the borders they functioned on a largely bronze-standard, much like early Republican Rome with their gigantic "Aes Grave" (heavy bronze) coinage standard, with each cast bronze coin weighing up to around 341 grams. I'll get one of them someday too, but you're looking at $2000 minimum for a nice example. Rome didn't strike their first silver coins until around 280 BC, much later than the rest of the Mediterranean. Copperchads would have felt quite at home back when big purchases required wagonloads of bulky base metal.
>>54241384
>but I personally dislike artificial rarity or "collectible" items. This whole "Buy this now! We made only a few of them, so they'll become valuable!" just doesn't work for me. I prefer my rarity occurring naturally, thank you very much.

100% agreed, genuine natural scarcity is universally preferable to muh Limited Mintage Funko-Coins. In my headcanon only coins struck for circulation are true numismatics, contrived commemoratives and other gimmicks are like trannies or fake balloon tits; completely inauthentic and undesirable to me.

>>54241201
>peroxide
>methanol
What function do these serve in the context of gardening? Do you use peroxide to disinfect seeds so they don't get moldy when trying to germinate them?

>>54241837
>Adding conditions
Gold prices first breached $2,000 in mid-2020 during the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic and rose above the same level again in March last year, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine roiled markets.
There's *always* something that causes gold to spike. That's why it spikes.

>>54241884
>only coins struck for circulation are true numismatics, contrived commemoratives and other gimmicks are like trannies or fake balloon tits; completely inauthentic and undesirable to me.
This!
Though sometimes, there's some commorative things that just speak to me, but that's rather rare. Or for memetic reasons. Brittania getting blacked would almost be worth it for the (You)'s in here… (how does that even work? I would have assumed the royal mint has some kind of copyright on the design. On the first look, that looks awfully close to the real deal).

>>54241947
Peroxide is how good for killing mold and won’t hurt plants. It’s also good for cleaning wounds and disinfecting surfaces.

>>54242083
cool dude it have systemic bank failures too? no, it did not. they are desperately trying to shore up confidence in the banks, if you haven't noticed. gold going up past 2000 is not something they want right now

These numismatiggers are making me want to buy some ancient coins to stack next to the rounds and bullion

>>54242311
yeah it's tempting but don't forget that weight is always most important

>>54242296
Fine. Whatever.

>>54235098
I got 11oz of gold and 300oz of silver. Will it be enough bros?

>>54241881
DCA, huh? Or is that the wrong term.
>price dropped 15 dollars since I last looked
Come on keep going! I do feel a bit silly wanting to save 50 bucks on something that will end up being able to bring me more than I put into it, but more cash means more food preps which would be nice. If only I'd known I'd arrive at this point this month I would've bought this ounce last month.

>>54242437
No, where is your 1000ozt of silver? Just buy a kneepad now anon.

>>54242437
Probably not
Then again I only have 264 ounces of silver and 5.2149 ounces of gold and buy more every two weeks without fail.
Just keep buying every chance you get because I doubt any quantity will be sufficient

>>54242140
>Though sometimes, there's some commorative things that just speak to me, but that's rather rare.

I admit that I'm quite fond of the old commemorative half dollars, many are quite beautiful and their rarity is largely a reflection of actual demand instead of a pre-ordained mintage cap so I'd love to collect them. All I have thus far are the Columbian Exposition and Stone Mountain halves which are rather lame compared to the more coomworthy designs out there.

>>54242311
>These numismatiggers are making me want to buy some ancient coins to stack next to the rounds and bullion

Do it anon, there's no feel like a handful of coins that were already very old when Jesus was born. Just make sure that you don't overpay.

>an order is arriving every other day this week except for to today
>just gotta sit here and shitpost with the frens about muh metals

On a lighter note; repositioned my copper so that my bars are beautifully positioned as holy stack guardians. New storage for my displaced silver arrive tomorrow and I’m praying it can handle the bars and tubes that need homes.

WAGMI, frens.

>>54242700
>my copper so that my bars are beautifully positioned as holy stack guardians
Pics or it didn't happen
Wanna see

>>54242437
Gotta bump those numbers, anon. Even though it looks like you’re favoring gold you gotta bring that precious silver to a more respectable ratio. Along with that, get your food, water, and gun stores looking sexy too.

>>54242725
FUCK I CANT POST PICS UNTIL I GET WIFI INSTALLED.

Uhhhhh…just imagine a pyramid of copper kilos next to a giant 300 oz loaf. I promise I’ll post picks if and when my traphouse shitbox finally gets civilized.

>>54242437
You're in the top 1% of the world.

>>54242437
>>54242541
I say that, but I've not hit 1000ozt in just silver. I'm approximately at your stage.

>>54242744
How many kilos of Cu in that pyramid (or how many in the base?)

Will silver go down in the immediate future or do I keep buying?

>>54242744
Pull a leddit. Upload it to imgur and post link.

>>54242891
My pyramid is made of 7 kilo hand pours, 2 50 oz hand pours, and a massive 300 oz big boy. Got two Katanga crosses used for some whacky African trades which meant flour or slaves along with a hand poured eagle and 5000 copper pennies.

Luv me some copper. After 200 oz of rounds I’ve stopped directly buying bullion but I pocket and bag all the copper pennies and nickels I come across.

>>54238748
tarnishing is a known fact when dealing with silver. How new are you?

Just buy gold if you want wearable precious metals.

My girlfriend is currently unemployed and constantly crying she’s broke. I am not a fucking retard so I haven’t lost my job. Every day the USPS emails her with what’s coming in the mail. I feel like I’m in prison cause she thinks cause she is broke I shouldn’t buy shit. So now I have to buy my silver and ammo in brick and mortar and smuggle it inside. I’m getting screwed on prices here

>>54239803
Its never been safe to buy from the peoples communist mint of perth.

>>54242744
I can’t install the Wi-Fi cause I’m shit posting on the internet. I’m sorry.

>>54243136
i feel bad for u son
i got 99 problems but a bitch aint one

>>54243111
Trips checked.
Looking forward to seeing the pile.
I recall the pic(s) of the Katanga cross.

>>54238748
if you really care about preventing tarnish look into ruthenium plated silver jewelry.

>>54238748
Learn to use a hot water, baking soda, and aluminum bath to remove tarnish quickly and easily.

>>54243114
that's a woman's watch, m8

>>54243204
Just ordered a 50 cal ammo box to store them along with the new bags of nickels and pennies my schizo self loves to stash. I’ll still take them out for a photo if and when this fucking house ever gets finished.

Anyone have a pdf or something of Mike Maloney's new book? I love the guy but 40 bucks?

god forgive me, i have started buying philharmonics because they are the cheapest coin

>>54243548
Loved weiners when they were legitimately cheaper but now I find brits or krugs that are either as cheap or a dollar or so less on eBay through legitimate dealers. Premiums have come for my milky phils and it’s bummed me out.

>>54235336
>Quiet wasting your money on gay trash
I refuse.

>>54243136
if you haven't put a ring on it, why are you letting her dictate your investments?

>>54243161
unfortunately we've reached a point in the west where i'd trust Xi PingPong to be more honorable than sleepy joe or Macron

>>54243136
Nigger what the fuck are you doing putting up with that dumb woman shit. My wife bitches about how much I spend on metals but she immediately shuts the fuck up when I point out her monthly expenses on flash trash jewelry and the constant stream of gusts she sends to friends and family. You let her take this unfounded power stance on how you spend your money and she’ll pull that shit and worse for the rest of your life. Dump her or put her ass in check. Goddamn. Come on man.

>>54243650
Pandas will forever be prettier than kangaroos. Christ, next year our kooks and koalas, the only worthwhile Aussie coins, will be slathered in fucking King Chuck’s giant ears. I got one year left of stacking lizzies and I’m forever condemned to krugs and weiners.

>going back to cheapies
Did Yellen win after all?

>LCS A: Krugerrand - $2804
>LCS B: Krugerrand - $2767
Curious.
Anyway, is a Krugerrand a good choice for someone living in Canada or should I just go for the Maple ($2783) due to recognition factor?

>>54243703
take advantage of the dip before another symptom of systemic failure rears its head

Ordered 7 days ago at Sd bullion and my shit still hasn't shipped, fuck all the normies fomoing into gold causing delays.

>>54243741
/pmg/ will get very anal about the “perfect” gold to buy but gold is gold and it’s up to you, fren. I think maples are beautiful and they are your gay county’s coin BUT krugs are 22k and made of sturdier copper alloy while retaining the 1 oz of gold. At the end of the day it’s your stack and you get to dictate how it’s shaped. Maybe both? Maybe just maples? Maybe you’re a part of the krugerchad master race and only stack krugs.

>>54243762
did you order by ach/echeck? those can take like a week during normal times

>>54242748
I like the chart. I almost wish I felt like Komodo describes (also found out about that design recently - kind of want it) but I've been thinking about getting more anyway.

>>54243762
Been seeing delays all week. Was supposed to get 4 oz yesterday that won’t be getting delivered til Thursday at the earliest. I think it’s like you say; massive normie FOMO in response to banks shitting their pants.

>>54238096
>next quarters are going to be young athletes
What the hell, we can't even get good coins in 2027 that sucks. Even the 1$ brass coins have a pretty cool series right now, they're based on the innovations and Inventions of each state. I got the 2021 reverse proof set for the official PONG coin but they're brASS, I don't want to stack these things meaningfully.

Side note, I wonder what the sales numbers are going to be for the silver proof sets of this series. Even though the ATB series had incredible designs they sold a lot worse than the State quarters series.
Even the worst selling Silver state quarter set (2008, 763,887) did better than the best selling ATB set that has sales numbers (2010, 585,401). 2021 I can only assume fucking bombed considering the mint STILL has it for sale three years later. Plus, the economy really hit the shitter in Biden's inaugural year of 2021, 2021 had less coins, AND it sold for higher prices so I can only imagine it'll be the worst selling ATB set by a lot. I'm going to laugh my head off when the women's silver sets fail to break even 100,000 sold.

>>54243548
I wish the gold philharmonic was the cheapest gold coin nearby

>>54243781
So no huge reason to go one way or another? If so that's good to know.

>>54243847
Truly. This should be a means of expressing your own likes and tastes. There are anons on here that have massive raging boners for ancient coins or golden sovereigns and I personally couldn’t give less of a shit. I like stacking pretty silver in all forms but I hate anything with English royalty on it and think American eagles are gay as shit and not worth the premiums. My love is krugers and philharmonics but I still respect the desires of other anons as, at the end of the day, silver is silver and gold is gold. If you adhere to some arbitrary philosophy the love of stacking goes away.

>>54241034
>says this is psyop

but you ARE the psyop

>>54241034
cool story bro

>>54241201
fell for the prepper psyop i see

>>54243926
no I'm the real psyop

>>54243832
This guy loves gold weiners.

>>54241884
>Yep, a Ptolemy II bronze Drachm from Egypt,
I thought so from the eagle on the back. I want an oktobol too but even the cheapest, beat up ones are in the mid hundreds on vcoins.
>with their gigantic "Aes Grave"
Another beautiful copper piece I will probably never get. Imagine having a chest full of those. Imagine the smell.
>>54243817
I like the dollar coin with the gears in the back and the Georgia one as well. The pong one is pretty kino too. If only they actually all circulated. The innovation dollar series is a much better idea than what the mint currently is doing.
They should release the brass dollars in silver like they do with quarters.
>Side note, I wonder what the sales numbers are going to be for the silver proof sets of this series. Even though the ATB series had incredible designs they sold a lot worse than the State quarters series.
My guess is the quarter ecosystem is over saturated with designs. As a lad I collected all the 50 state quarters and was so proud of it. Even then I didn't bother with the atb ones because they were of places I had never heard of most of the time. By the end of this and the next series, think of all the designs of quarters there will be. Probably 150-200.

>Call up coin shop
>pretend to sell xxxxx coins
>repeat
>?????
>profit.
Why don’t you fleece boomers with a YouTube channel?

>>54241573
>>54241700
2k is a panic signal but due to manipulation, gold never sits at 2k for more than like 2 hours so normies never notice. Remember it takes normies like 1.5 weeks to become aware of what we learn like 5 minutes after it happens. I guarantee if gold sits at 2k for more than 3 days, the most informed normies notice that on the market and they panic and pump snowballing everything and if that lasts long enough for the rest to catch up then it's gg.

>>54241947
I'm pretty sure these were McVeigh gardening supplies.

>>54244448
Pretty similar experience with quarters. Had a blast finding the State series as a kid and still have my old quarter board under a shelf. My flipboard didn't account for the 6 2009 territory quarters so didn't get those, and then never bothered with the ATB series until late 2020, when I learned they were about to end. Getting all the silver proof sets feels like being a kid again, getting hyped over what new designs I get to look at. Some of them are really beautiful. I'm especially fond of 2012's Hawaii volcanoes, so is everybody else by the aftermarket price.
You're definitely right about quarters, there's just too damn many right now. Change up Nickels again or DIMES, I don't think we ever had a commemorative dime design other than the 24 karat Merc. Dimes have been the most boring US coin for nearly 80 years now, just some goofy looking commie traitor obverse and a torch reverse. Commemorative halves would be pretty cool but they never circulate anymore.
>>54244476
Because my voice sounds awful and I have facial tics from Autism I would be paranoid about the camera picking up

new bing with ai image creation out, make rare pmg pics.

https://www.bing.com/create

NO COINS TODAY. NO COINS TOMORROW. DO I BUY NOW AND FUCK UP MY AUTISTIC EVEN STACK?

>>54239992
id rather buy a 1000 oz bar of silver than a gold kilo

>>54240013
yes

>>54244733
I have this same sort of autism. I’d advise you to either start another stack, or add a proportional amount of copper or platinum to your stack.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>54244784
Kek. At least a USD can be used as an accelerant for a fire, or a napkin.

These tier charts are fun, but they seem pretty arbitrary.
>you need 500ozt to make it, but now!
We need to actually do some number crunching based on actual hyperinflation situations. Vuvuzela, Weimar, Zimbabwe, etc. and then base the tiers on how much silver you’d need to survive 1 month, 3 months, 1 year.

>>54245016
I've made a few simple infographics before and I'm always interested in contributing more if other people wanna help. Here's some Venezuela info tho

anyone know where I can find sovereign/LMU tubes at the right diameter without the diameter accommodating gay capsules for each individual coin? I'm going to be fondling them pretty often I don't want to put them in and out of capsules every time I want to take them out.

>>54244956
Personally, I'm waiting for the cool trillion dollar note designs

>>54235555
Kek those look like dog shit... Which makes them attractive in a way

>>54245154
For one:
https://www.thecoinsupplystore.com/
I imagine a google search would turn up more stores.

>>54243847
If you want fractional 24k, I'm pretty sure that gay concert halls offer the same plus at a cheaper premium. Maples don't offer much these days.

>>54244586
two more weeks or so
>t. tired and beaten-down silver and gold stacker

>>54245182
>ID changed to "Zog" mid thread
Alright who's playing pranks on me? I was >>54237423
>>54237214
>>54236611
for plenty of the thread, what is this

>>54245100
Good start. Now we just need to factor in Weimar and Zimbabwe. Even if all we could find was some anecdotal evidence, it would help us greatly.

>>54245182
I thought of buying a 100T note just for laughs. I could say that I became a trillionaire overnight.

>>54244613
The volcano one is pretty cool. I save all the 2020 bat quarters I come across too. Even before covid, I always thought they looked cute. I hoard another one that I'm not going to say because it's based off of where I live, which is why I keep them. I'd like to have a 5 ounce version of both of them.
>DIMES, I don't think we ever had a commemorative dime design
We never have which surprises me. Every other denomination has had commemorative versions but the dime. Ever since I was 13 and first got into collecting coins I wondered why they never made commemorative dimes.

>>54243136
>I feel like I’m in prison
you did it to yourself mate. be a man, wear the pants, grow some balls. if you're letting the emotional whims of a woman dictate your life, you're just a boy larping as a man.

>>54245398
Kinda this. She probably just feels like you’re flexing on her.

>>54241565
Not that anon but my LCS -was- cleared out of everything; no american eagles of any metal, sovereigns were almost all gone, etc.
Guy said they weren't too busy but had a few guys who would come in and be all "lemmee have 150 rounds"

>>54245341
Maybe they're just too small to get interest? Still, a seated reissue or a different president on the obverse like the good Roosevelt would be awesome. Maybe a Ben Franklin obverse and a Wild Turkey reverse (since he wanted the Turkey to be the national bird, I think the only turkey coin we have is a single ATB quarter). SOMETHING. I hate Roosevelt dimes so fucking much bros, even the Silver ones still piss me off. Even visually our currency is debased to hell and back, Banknotes don't even look pretty anymore when we used to get designs like Liberty teaching the Constitution.
>>54245336
Hundred trill notes are really expensive, about $125-150 but I got a nice Ten trill for $25 at a pawn shop. Still a trillionaire so hey, it counts.

>>54243665
Women hate money I've realized. They really cannot stand it. They do everything in their power to rid themselves of it.
>>54243136
I remember my unemployed ex did this when I ordered king cobra jfs cassettes instead of pay for her medical bills. TWU!
>>54241560
Are the old marks still exchangeable after all these years?

>>54245483
Fucking female psychology is the reason for thousands of years they were treated as property or second class because of retarded logic like this.
>making more money than her? She feels threatened.
>making less money than her? She’s disappointed and looking for chad.

Proud to be married to a MILF. I’ll worry about kids when she’s dead and goblins are knocking down my door for mercs.

>>54243847
Look into canadian laws concerning taxes and seizures. I know canada cares fuck all about the rights of its people or its own laws, but some countries have it so where you can legally carry things into airports without being harassed so easily. "It's just a $50 coin bro lmao"

Fuck it, boys I’m buying another 4 oz of silver. What sticks out as something special or fun? I have 4 oz of mintanon memecoins coming in but I’m not expecting them for another half year at the earliest because Jesus Christ the delays. Anything worthwhile? Any lots of 4 on good deals?

>>54245599
Maybe I get a 100 gram bar and lie to myself saying the junk silver I have covers the .7ish oz missing to make a clean 4 oz?

>>54239803
>trusting the Perth Mint after they were caught deliberately doping their gold for YEARS and lying about it
Up to you if you want to give your money to a bunch of lying, cheating militant vaxxies. Not sure why you'd want to buy Australium coins from them when you could simply buy real gold from another mint. Anyone defending them is peak cope.

>>54245581
Good point, thanks. I've looked into the taxes bit but I hadn't considered the airport.

>memecoin sperg
>numisfaggots
>spam from shills
>larp from crypto holders
>life advice for those with their nuts in a tuck

what has pmg become

>>54241436
>it's now 50$ cheaper than when I bought it last night
fml. It's not that I can't afford it, it's that I paniked and bought on a whim

>>54245534
>I hate Roosevelt dimes so fucking much bros
I don't even hate them but 80 years for one design is pretty retarded. Literally every coin has had the same people on it for way too long. A Teddy Roosevelt dime would be pretty bad ass though. Doubt it. Bet we'll get is a Rosa Parks dime or some shit like that lmao.
>Even visually our currency is debased to hell and back, Banknotes don't even look pretty anymore
When even the penny is debased then it really shows how far we've fallen. I do actually really like the 100 dollar bill design however. I remember being autistically obsessed with it as a poor kid. The five and 10 are bleh, the 20 and 50 are meh-better, and the 1 & 2 are old, but the 2 is still a classic.
I still think the mid 2000s 5 dollar bill was the ugliest one of them all. I guess it's about as bad looking as the modern one so not that ugly. My 2 cents anyways.

>>54245650
yup, id buy perth now only if huge discount makes it worth it enough. austrian and old sovereign gold just as good

>>54235098
Anons, I haven't bought in a while. Should I buy now or wait a while for the bank shit to blow over?

>>54245682
You can only talk about gold and silver bullion for so long before it becomes repetitive and annoying.
People like salavate metals on YouTube have got to the point where they piss me off because you can only say like 5 things about basic bullion and he does exactly that every day.

>>54245695
Honestly, as far as looks go, we have it pretty good. We still use paper. It’s green. It has nice scrolling. Look at euro money and some other places. Literally plastic money with dull colors and designs.

>>54245695
Ugly paper notes especially piss me off. Coins are constrained by the limitations of sculpting, but you can draw ANYTHING on paper. It's not ugly out of any practical reason, you're still using engraved plates and ink so it's not like the cost is any cheaper with these ugly shit notes. They're just ugly because the fed are Godless, miserable, deniers of Logos who are incapable of perceiving or producing beauty. Unless it's a form of degenerate Tikkun Olam such as Gucci bags that ends up resembling beauty, of course.
We can, and have had genuinely beautiful banknotes. But they don't want us to be happy, sophisticated, or joyful. Cattle who are dead inside make better Mcburger and Factory workers, you can't think about how miserable your working conditions are if you don't think at all.

>>54245682
NumisCHADS are based, joyless homo. Unless you can TOTALLY have meaningful discussion about metal bricks for days on end. Meanwhile, Coin KINGS have shops, books, grading and certification companies, museums, and auction houses just for them. You can be in the coin business for 40 years and still learn about new stuff.

>>54245682
yeah this thread hasn't been great
next ones right around the corner tho

The premiums on junk silver are insane now holy shit

>>54246113
The FOMO is real

>>54246113
no cap frfr? I just realized my junk silver looks ugly and if I can sell it above what I paid for I'd like to get some gold with it

>>54246251
>trading junk silver for gold in 2023
can we please stop with the cringe posting

Degenerate goblinposters, behold the disgust in the flesh.
Manmade horrors etc

>>54245548
>Actually bought Cobe's cassettes
Are you Gerard Way?

Yesterday i swapped 500eu (liquicity) from the bank and bought silver with it. Any money that's on the bank that you can afford to lose, you should consider withdrawing and buying silver with it instead.

> Global banking cartel 0
> Silverchads 1

>>54246312
you can have your heckin dirty quarters anon I'll help myself to another sovereign or two

>>54245801
Modern notes are utterly awful

>>54246382
Not until they get rid of VAT. It's gold and junk shillings for me

>>54235113
I want one of these, but I know I would just jack-off to it, and I don't think I could live with myself then.

>>54245534
>I hate Roosevelt dimes so fucking much bros
me too, bro. But I have a fuckton of them, cuz they are smol, cheap, and I won't mind exchanging them for goods and services.

Bros should I buy right now or is all this bank shit a big nothing burger?

>>54246321
>this is what goblin posters want you to give up your precious metal for
We are being falseflagged by the (((Gringotts))) gentlemen, do not yield to their fantasy cartoon propaganda. Merely show what reality awaits the fools.
>>54246590
Same, if exchange comes to play they're the first thing to go along with the war nickels and generic bullion. But then again even during secret s/a/nta I didn't have the heart to give away any dime less than a Merc. Maybe I'll only spend Roosys at places I don't like.

>>54239373
Oh shit! I can just hop out into space and get some quadrillions? glad i'm the first one that thought of it, i'm gonna be rich!

>atkinsons finally gets some good sovs in stock (cheap young vickys)
>can't log in on phone to order one
>wait till I get home
>they're already gone
FUCK OFF

>>54235098
BizBros, how many oz am I gonna need to be able to fund genetic engineering R&D into making anthro cat bitches a reality? I have 550 rn

>>54239803
perth mint is fine
people are just trolling

>>54246113
I searched through my old piggy banks from childhood and found not a single junk silver. Tons of non-silver 1965s, but not one before that. Talk about blue balls.

>>54246113
Well every year more and more are being bought and taken off the market, so even though there's obviously hundreds of millions of them, it's still a finite amount. Plus they're so recognizable, hard to fake, easy to sell, American made and ridiculously divisible, the premiums are crazy for them. Managed to pick up a couple of shitty Morgans for $20/each the other day though.

>>54246734
Holy crap even the cheapest random mixed date ones have jumped from £379 to over £405 in the past few weeks

>>54246828
Searching through a serious bag of spare change netted me 3 silver dimes after even going full retard and buying some rolls just to see what was in them. Unless it’s change you’re naturally coming across breaking bills the better use of your time is to buy junk outright. Still pretty easy to find copper pennies tho.

>>54246897
>copper pennies
Even they are disappearing, amirite fellow copper chads

>>54246926
I used to get about one-two copper pennies every transaction, now I have to make several purchases before getting one. They're going to be the next "junk" silver, pick them all out now while you can.

>>54245548
>Are the old marks still exchangeable after all these years?
Ja.
https://www.bundesbank.de/en/tasks/cash-management/dm-banknotes-and-coins/-/exchanging-dm-for-euro-616928
Interesting. You still get one € for 2 DM, just as you did when it was introduced!

>>54246926
I'm going to the bank tomorrow and grab some rolls while i do my laundry. I average about 20-30% copper per roll.

>>54245682
don't forget about Blackkked anon posting those beautiful nigger steeds

>>54245724
For my part, I'm waiting.

The baby lizard queen

fall more just a little more

Since gold has soared to an all time high recently many people are hesitant to buy. Can it keep going up much more?
Is our best option for a good investment in gold with a chance for some decent returns to buy mining stocks?

New afternoon bread baking, get it fresh with coffee
>>54247108
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>>54247108

>>54246751
>genetic engineering R&D
This is how you help fund the creation of a being that can rob you very easily

>>54246365
No I'm joy Davidson
>>54246999
I guess it could be a decent way to store money. Like precious metals minus the precious
>>54245801
Euros are gay all they have are random buildings on the back
>>54245874
That series of notes was meant to bring fine art into the homes of the common man but now banknotes do the bare minimum with art.
>>54246970
I sort through my pocket change all the time for those.

>>54245874
did you just call Abe ugly

>>54247120
>1pbtid
why.exe

>>54248489
>https://www.bing.com/create
Somehow I'm starting to get the feeling that this whole
>stacking
thing is just a huge psyop. Just don't know for what purpose.