/biz/ - Business & Finance

crypto nerds gonna seeeeeeethe

My Boomer is in New Yaawwwwwkkkk lads, he is undoubtedly trying to get the fuck out as fast as possible out of that woke globo homo shithole.

in the future, whats going to be the best way to liquidate a 100oz silver bar?

>tfw buying a '00s shitbox for 8grand because it has a reliable reputation
the dollars will be worthless and my 10 ounces of silver couldve gotten me a car, instead im paying 4 ounces of gold.

>>54535095
probably get a power saw and cut it down to 10 ouncers
unless you were planning on buying something big like a house or land

>>54535045
Oh no, that's the package I put the big
>CONTAINS SILVER - DO NOT STEAL
sticker on!

>>54535095
Large amounts of heat will always be the best way to liquidate metals.

>>54535095
buy a house

>>54535114
>>54535131
you really think i could buy a house with just one bar??

>>54535158
100oz will easily buy a house
not the best house but certainly a decent one

First for
Kauft nicht bei Juden!

bought my great uncles coin collection from my mother who was going to sell it to a shop. basically looked like a lifetime of a boomer putting silver coins from his change aside, there was over 30oz of junk silver. lots of other weird stuff too. he was collecting all nickels behind a certain date even the shit ones, I think he thought they were all silver as the war nickels were mixed in with the rest. he also had a copper penny stash with some copper scrap, thought that was weird.

this stuff was in a really small matchbox with a couple of 25 cent canadian notes. chipped ruby and what I'm pretty sure is a fake california gold token. what I'm wondering if anyone here knows is what the hell these tiny copper coins are. all five are the same, you can see both sides among them.

Should I buy another 10 oz bar or save up for a full tube of buffalos?

>>54535214
get a 10oz asahi. i love those things

What's the best way to buy closest to spot price?

>>54535276
buy a comex bar

>>54535201
lucky you, my uncle sold my grandfathers collection and sent me $100

im sure there was some really interesting stuff in there from his WW2 tour which my uncle couldnt wait to get rid of (i know this because of the special bayonet that i inherited)

>>54535201
>what I'm wondering if anyone here knows is what the hell these tiny copper coins are. all five are the same, you can see both sides among them.
Travancore 1 Cash, 1901-1949

Boomer is here

wow literally across country in 2 days
even USPS knows i dont fucks round wit my silber

no dubs (im slightly disappointed mint anon and i expect one of the 3 gilded apus i bought to be dubs or something cool) lmao coin is amazing tho 10/10 i like it better than prospector

>>54535185
based
Niemals!

Does this mark ring a bell?

If I store silver in a safe, do I need to put a dehumidifier in there too?

>>54535477
just silver? i dont think so

>>54535477
Safe’s are gay. False walls or bottoms in cabinets is the master race.

>>54535231
this is a possibility

>guns
>precious metals
>food

You can only buy one. Be smart /pmg/

>>54535330
thanks, thought they looked indian. really really small, might be hard to tell in the picture.

here is a bunch of random shit he had in unsorted bags, at least the more interesting looking stuff if any of you coin collecters want to gander. mostly tokens and foreign base metal coins but maybe there's something I don't know about. just found a couple of canadian silver dimes after dumping it out for example.

>>54534973
>reddit photo
>1pbtid
goddam predditors coming here baking breads and then fucking off back

>>54535613
Fuck'em. Fuck'em right in the boipussy!

>>54535585
Buying a bunch of canned food and dry beans today when I get groceries. I know I need to go for freeze dried 20-30 year shelf life goods but this is a nice alternative while my house is half demolished amid a full body renovation.

>>54535511
not when i live in your walls

>>54535343
Magnificent. Mine have made it to the UK. Now to see if customs want anything. I assume they may arrive tomorrow or Wednesday if they don’t need to open.

>>54535643
based happy windmill collector

>>54535177
>>54535158
no. I am heavy into stacking both silver and gold, but this idea that silver is somehow going to increase in value to hundreds of times its current purchasing power is insane. Even if gold 10x's, and silver jumps to the historical 15:1, that puts 100 oz silver at 130k current USD, which is not enough to buy a house. Maybe you could make the argument that USD will devalue so much that anything worth 130k USD in today's dollars will be worth millions in future, devalued dollars, but that's hyperinflation, not an actual increase in buying power. I'm all for silver stacking but these posts make /pmg/ look like schizoposting general.

>>54535700
personally I just like having gold and silver at my back, it makes me feel extremely secure. I expect it to increase in value relative to most goods throughout my life, and I expect a few spikes in my lifetime as well. but no a kilo bar isn't going to buy a house unless we somehow end up with japan like rural housing conditions which isn't likely with the rampant immigration in western countries.

>gold's millenia of history as money is irrelevant
>because past performance doesn't matter
>but bitcoin works because you'd be rich if you bought in 2013

>and the gold supply will explode after we invest billions to mine asteroids
>because gold is worthless
>which is why I will steal your gold when SHTF

>and it's a problem that gold's industrial use is only 10% of the demand
>even though bitcoin has no industrial use

>and I buy bitcoin to oppose three letter agencies
>because money doesn't need commodity backing
>yet bitcoin is a commodity because the SEC says so

>but bitcoin is anti-government
>which is why adoption by the El Salvador government is bullish
>while China, India, and Russia buying gold doesn't matter

>I'd rather use a public digital ledger
>to keep my transactions private

>so since gold has no value
>let's all invest in digital gold

https://youtu.be/yIKue9qfweM?t=8
>first 2023 quarter isn't even out yet
>advertising the next one anyway
>the newest quarter is a Janny
The absolute STATE of the Nu-S mint!
>>54535585
None, if you're talking presumably collapse/survival stuff you pick clean water. You can live for several days without food, billions of people lived their entire lives without guns or precious metals but nobody lived for longer than a couple of days without fluid. If you don't have an off-grid well or purification method of water like a still or filtration system you aren't going to make it.

>>54535700
>Even if gold 10x's, and silver jumps to the historical 15:1, that puts 100 oz silver at 130k current USD, which is not enough to buy a house.
it is once houses collapse in value, which they will during the same time PMs are mooning

Guten Abend

>>54535905
a kilo isn't 100 ounces, champ

>>54536086
Incredible stack. have a favorite piece out of that? I've personally warmed up a lot to $20 Liberty head pieces lately, can't stop staring at the reverses at the coin shop

Good morning lads, just got my batch of Japanese .950 silver cheapies delivered and it was even better than I hoped! 371.5g of solid .950 sterling plus a pair of some of the highest quality loaded-base shakers I've ever seen, very thicc gauge and unbelievably sturdy so I'm sure they'd yield 30+g each but I'm keeping them intact, they're way too nice to melt.

Being conservative and estimating a total weight at 430g of .950 works out to $328 melt value, the lot cost $68.80 total with shipping and tax or $5.24/ozt asw, feels good as always bros. Keep your eyes open and happy hunting anons!

>>54536159
maybe those two

>>54536183
very cool
never seen japanese .95 before
i agree, don't melt

>>54536183
any reliable ways to tell you're getting .950 silver? A guy is selling some .950 dutch spoons, I really want some kind of silver utensil even if it's just one fork or spoon.
>>54536188
What are those, haven't seen them before

>>54536234
left is 1 Pahlavi gold coin of Mohammad Reza minted in 1944
on the right you see 20 Goldmark of the german empire
both of them arent rare

>>54536086
Nice collection mein herr.

Fellas, do I purchase 1oz of gold or 2 kilos of silver this week?

>>54535585
>You can only buy one.
Who says? I'm stocked on all 3

>>54536344
Gold.

>>54535298
>1k ounces
>29.648 kg
uh?

>>54536344
2 kilos of silver because GSR.

>>54536216
>never seen japanese .95 before

Yeah, a fair amount was made and sold to Americans to bring back here in the post-war Occupied Japan period so it turns up in estates formed in the 1940s-50s. The shakers actually have reamed/cut threaded sockets and caps and are crazy sturdy, most hollow body shakers can be crushed like an aluminum can between 2 fingers but these are built like tanks. They need a vigorous polishing session but are flawless, unfortunately the other pieces are a bit dented up.

>>54536234
>any reliable ways to tell you're getting .950 silver?

Familiarity with the hallmarks and manufacturing techniques of genuine pieces I guess, I have never handled any Dutch .950 and only a little French .950, frogbro here is way more experienced and might be able to evaluate a pic of the hallmarks on the pieces you're thinking about.

>>54536077
>gold WILL 10x
>GSR WILL return to 15:1 (a 55x for silver) AT THE SAME TIME
>housing prices WILL drop 80% AT THE SAME TIME
What a perfect storm you've predicted

>>54536364
it's all estimates when you get to this weight
you only pay for what it is
i never bought a comex bar before, maybe they send you a rebate if it's underweight kek

>>54536407
it's all perfectly predictable based on available data. once it happens, you'll be one of those schlubs who says "nobody could have predicted it"

>>54536344
if you have to ask, gold

>>54535657
buy some 5 or 7mm mylar bags, O2 absorbers, and get an iron.
vacuum sealing isnt a must, but does give you peace of mind that no holes happened.
also be careful about pasta because it can poke a hole in a bag.

>>54534973
Where you going kid? This is a Boomer neighborhood.

>>54536515
why? the GSR has already topped and is declining

>>54536407
what I predict is usd collapse in my lifetime and I don't know what the outcome will be exactly, but I believe it will be to my advantage when it comes to PM stores.

>>54536504
>Gold as jewelry is sold and bought but as PMs as bars it's impossible to use metals, most big parties want to use banks and that means capital controls.
argie take on banking in a near-hyperinflationary environment

i keep telling you guys, buy Bitcoin; having a stack is great for long term insurance, but if the SHTF you're going to want something portable and fungible

>>54536681
heavy, heavy bags I see.

>>54536537
sic dub zero

>>54536681
>if the SHTF
>biTcOiN fiXeS thIs
right because if SHTF you'll be trading with your digital 1s and 0s won't you? when there's no electricity or phone network, or internet. God bitcoiners are retarded.

>>54536564
GSR a meme

>>54535343
can't wait for mine to come, it is still shipping right now.

>>54536766
you are low on intellect

>>54536681
FFS anon, the reason to stack precious metals is that there's zero counter party risk. That counter party risk is having crypto locked into technology. What good is crypto when technology is knocked out.

>>54536537
Hell yeah, I think mine is coming tomorrow

>>54536681
bitcoin is literally nothing
it has no value

>>54536793
there isn't even any guarantee that various technologies crypto relies on will remain mainstream in a few decades. communication and computation technologies have already made several huge changes in the last century. imagine someone walking up to you claiming they have money recorded on a tape cassette.

>>54535201
>what I'm pretty sure is a fake california gold token

I don't have direct experience with them, but know that they were made into the mid 20th century by jewelers out of good karat gold to use in jewelry or sell as souvenirs to collectors. Might not be OG california fractional but it may still be good gold.

are there any services where I can send someone all of my gold scrap and pay them to turn it into a clean Gold bar?

>>54536833
>imagine someone walking up to you claiming they have money recorded on a tape cassette.

It would elicit about the same reaction as when bitcucks say that one can transfer BTC via Ham radio or morse code or whatever, kek.

>>54536344
Dubs checked
Gold.

>>54536920
now now
the post-armageddon ham radio crypto society will surprise you with how effective it is

>>54536890
I use PG&G and get their 1/10ozt gold rounds, I've never had enough scrap at once for 1+oz poured bars and think they look crappier than the little fractionals anyway. Waiting on 7/10ths worth of scrap gold that is being processed by them now.

>>54536981
>the post-armageddon ham radio crypto society will surprise you with how effective it is

Ham radio is passé, I hear they're working on independent block validation via semaphore and smoke signals now.

>>54536793
>>54536710
>when there's no electricity or phone network
Did you even read the post? This is in Argentina, they have electricity.....

>>54536344
half an oz gol', 1kg silvah

>>54536308
There's nothing on the right donk

>tfw finally a stacklet

That one dude a few threads ago was right. It really is a weird feeling holding the actual weight of your labor in your hands as opposed to a glorified receipt saying you have money. Yeah I know it's only like 200$ worth, but still. Gotta start somewhere.

Suppose I should go get a Zimbabwean bank note for the lulz now, huh?

>>54536308
>>54537109
ah kek, you were referring to the previous picture.
Nice.
>>54537111
Blessed trips and blessed stack.

>>54536864
oh well that would be a nice little 3 gram comeup. guess I could run some home tests but it might ruin the cute little thing.

>>54535657
>I know I need to go for freeze dried 20-30 year shelf life goods
Not really. Dollar for dollar, just buying shelf stable stuff will take you further, freeze-dried is good for bugging out and not having to rotate stock. I do wish the equipment to freeze-dry was cheaper.

>>54537111
for me it's my moms weimar era inflation marks.
>1.000.000.000
>bought you an old half a leaf of bread
I gotta ask her to send me a pic again lmao

>>54537111
That's more than I started with, checked. Keep at it and you're gonna make it.

TAMPED

>>54537090
did I read a LARP post by some mexiconigger pretending they're using crypto in Argiebargie land? no. no I did not. Now go back to your cryptofag threads.

>>54537090
Again, the issue is that crypto has counter party risk. If it didn't I would concede.

>>54536077
Anon, it's possible, but highly unlikely. Forget silver correcting against the current USD value or gold ratio, and simply imagine that everyone's savings and assets were halved in value or worse over the course of a couple years. Whatever you can buy right now in pm values you can still buy with your pm values if that happens. It's not a fuckin moonshot. It's just a hedge against inflation. There is no garuntee pms will correct against any fiat currency, moreso if it's digital ones. This is the lowest risk investment you could possibly make. View it as such and start reading up on shitcoins or side businesses if you're looking for massive gains.

>>54537150
>weimar era inflation marks.

I have over a trillion in weimarks, I think the largest denomination they ever issued was 100,000,000,000 marks and when released in late 1923 it had the purchasing power of no more than 10 cents; a merc dime.

>>54537111
>Suppose I should go get a Zimbabwean bank note for the lulz now
yes. and nothing wrong with that stack at all there fren. Just keep on doing what you're doing.

>>54536077
>MUH housing prices are going to collapse soon y-y-you'll see!!

Source: Trust Me Bro

>>54537262
>>54537111
forgot pic

>>54537252
haha cool, I gonna ask her tomorrow, she has various designs

>>54537227
>dude just buy crypto
kys

>>54537275
they definitely will. things don't just go up forever, sweetie

>>54537137
that little patch of patina in the "O" of california is looking awfully suspicious though...

>>54537111
>Suppose I should go get a Zimbabwean bank note for the lulz now, huh?

A must have collectors item for real money holders.

>>54535990
You think you're smart buy you're not

>>54537289
>she has various designs

Does she have any of the colorful notgeld notes too? There are so many different varieties and themes from history or fairy tales from different city states, I have a nice pile accumulated over time but they're cheap enough that actively collecting and completing sets wouldn't cost too much.

>>54533962
I'm not a burger but I like the gold buffalo, reminds me of the old west. Silver buffalos look like dogshit though.

>>54537227
Crypto is too complicated. And every time things get too complicated, you get Jews like Sam Bankman Fried sneaking in to screw everyone over.
PMs are simple. They are not dependent on anything (cryptos depend on computers, mining software, wallets, etc.), there's a natural limit to their supply, and they are globally recognized.

>>54536344
Neither, spot too high

>>54537373
agreed, gold buffalos have a certain charm, but silver buffalos are just ugly

>>54537372
nah only notes

>>54537328
>>54537278
Trillionaires club!
>>54537348
TF does this post even mean
>>54537385
Most silver Buffaloes are just cheap imitations whereas Gold Buffaloes are made by the US mint and honor the original sculpt. Actually the US mint DID make a Silver Buffalo once in 2001, it has a pretty high resale value compared to most modern commemorative dollars. I wonder how it looks.

>>54537137
I suspect it's a more modern fantasy/restrike piece but like I said, jewelers would mint them out of scrap karat gold to sell or make "coin" bracelets etc. out of so until you find a good resource to research it in or an autistic expert on the hundreds of fractional issues to look at it I'd leave it alone, cool little piece whatever it is tho.

Never forget.

>>54537227
I mined crypto for years, three rigs running eight 1060s each. I know the ins and outs, and in the current market and predictably from here on out I would fill my bathtub with dirt and breed earthworms rather than hold crypto because at least then I'll know I'll make some money selling bait

I would rather have a stack of fucking benjamins than a browser extension full of shitcoins, that's how low I view their future potential for gains

>>54537290
Why not both? I've bought and sold pms a few times in my life for small gains, but I don't view them as a moonshot. I view them as preservation of gains. Do whatever you like. I'd love to see silver make a 100x, but the entire point of stacking pms are to use them as the money they are, if that's needed. Make the reality you want to see happen now. It doesn't have to be crypto at all. I'm just saying not to delude yourself. A dollar collapse *might happen overnight, but it will certainly be precipitated by a gradual decline. There are too many foreigners holding our dollars and property. That process of USD collapse will likely take a year or 2 if not more, hell it's already happening and almost no one cares. I'm just being realistic fren. If you're hoping $2500 in today's silver value will buy you a post apocalyptic property, why not try to buy a small piece of property now or at least make more fiat to afford more gold where you're garunteed something even in today's values?

>>54537428
Unless you live in the desert, freshwater access is very easy to come by. A good gravity water filter costs 150 dollars on Amazon, and there are several ways to filter water diy.

>>54537469
Waging ain't so bad. So long as you are thrifty, live below your means, and make good investments it can actually be quite comfy.

>>54536422
And when none of it ever happens you’ll be one of the literally thousands of retards that spent their life screaming that the sky is falling.

>>54537381
I agree it's obviously more complex, but crypto isn't the only way or anything. Aquire more pms with the artificially low value against our fiat.
T. Made gains in shib and link and pissed most of it away on shitcoins. If I'd have bought gold, I'd be further ahead, but I didn't. Make fiat, buy pms, profit.

>>54535962
>gold and silver are stores of value, not investments
>silver squeeze will make silver go to the moon

>bitcoin is useless when society collapses and power goes out
>mad max scenario? lmao never gonna happen, retard

>fuck banks and their usury
>(((gold-backed))) currency

etc.

>>54537702
>asteroid mining fud
>tungsten fud
>BRICS won’t be able to replace by heckin dollarino…cuz reasons
>noooo you can’t back up your currency with actual commodities, it only heckin a paper debt

>>54537702
/pmg/ isn't a single person and many of us disagree on the point of stacking precious metals. I'm in the camp that it's a hedge against inflation, I am not in the camp that's after a silver squeeze or even in the SETF movement, even though I see hyperinflation happening when all those USD's come flooding back when BRICS is up and running.

>>54537772
>/pmg/ isn’t a single person
Speak for ourself.

>>54537702
why are you here? there are tons of crypto threads.

>>54537170
LOOKS LIKE CHEAPIES ARE BACK ON THE MENU BOYS

>>54537809
No they aren’t retard. Check the premiums.

>>54537478
>Why not both?
because i don't like wasting money on cryptos
i work and buy PMs
that's what i do
and i recommend everyone else do the same
simple as

>>54537772
>/pmg/ isn't a single person and many of us disagree on the point of stacking precious metals.
there didn't used to be disagreements 'round here before ya'll faggots showed up

>>54537762
Nice strawman collection you got there.
>>54537772
>/pmg/ isn't a single person
But everyone who holds cryptocurrency is?
>>54537806
Why bring up crypto shit all the time, then?
I just like silver. Deal with it.

>>54537809
>>54537822
I fomo'd last year when the Russia/Ukrainian thingy started and it was a mistake. If the bank crisis settles down a bit things may cool off and we could get another comfy time to buy.
I say that as someone with a decent stack and who has been around over a decade. We are closer to the endgame than ever before, but there could very well be years before shtf. If you have no PMs I would FOMO some ounces for sure though. A bank run could very well shake enough millionaires into looking for a safe place to store their money. And as we all know, every millionaire can only have 64 ounces if they were to split the above ground supply evenly amongst themselves. Very tight supply.

>>54536815
>bitcoin is literally nothing
jesus christ imagine still thinking this in 2023

>>54535962
kek

>>54537913
and yet you have no refutation, just a basic bitch
"wow just wow" post
fuck off, crypto fag

>>54537943
If it has no value how come I can buy gold with it.

>>54537960
the person you buy gold from doesn't even accept the crypto. it goes to a third party that pays the bullion dealer USD, because that's all crypto is good for: cashing into USD while there are still idiots out there buying digital nothings

goddamit like 99% of threads in /biz/ are full of cryptofags begging for their 100x. Then there's /pmg/ for people who like metal, but yet the cryptofags have to come here and try to ruin /pmg/ too because they're too poor to afford PMs and hate us owning them too. Begone you fucking cryptofags.

>>54538003
this
GET THE FUCK OUTTTT

>>54537989
I spend buttcoins and I get silver. Doesn't matter if some third party converts it somewhere along the chain. The dollars have to come from somewhere.
Also this is wrong because not all do this. Some shops accept crypto directly without conversion.

>>54538043
the point is: crypto blows. and its only purpose is to dump on people to increase fiat profits. silver and gold are different than this. they aren't just a ponzi scheme. they actually MEAN something. and if you don't get it, if you seriously think buying both buttcoin and PMs is a good idea, YOU DON'T FUCKING GET IT. now get out

>>54537989
>the person you buy gold from doesn't even accept the crypto
i spend Bitcoin, i receive gold

what the fuck are you even talking about?

>>54538079
>the point is: crypto blows.
...because?
>its only purpose is to dump on people to increase fiat profits
Wrong.
>they actually MEAN something
Mean what?
>if you don't get it, if you seriously think buying both buttcoin and PMs is a good idea, YOU DON'T FUCKING GET IT.
It's bad to not put all my money in one basket?
>now get out
No. Keep seething.

>>54538003
They hate it because all of the propaganda that got them to buy into crypto is repudiated by PMs and they don't understand why. They can't tell you the difference between capital and liquidity yet they can sort of sense the threat it poses to them.

>>54538127
>all of the propaganda that got them to buy into crypto is repudiated by PMs and they don't understand why
this applies to "crypto", not Bitcoin

Bitcoin is separate and not equal from the rest of the herd

>>54535045
Just got mine in Jersey.

>>54538127
plus they're all 15.

Is platinum worth stacking?

>>54538099
>crypto fag doesn't know how to read a post

>>54538110
>its only purpose is to dump on people to increase fiat profits
>Wrong.
No, right.

get out

>>54538127
>They can't tell you the difference between capital and liquidity yet they can sort of sense the threat it poses to them.
exactly loool
nicely put

Mintanon, I've gotten every release but I seem to haveissed the pepe crusader presale. Will there be any chance to buy after production?
Also, if you set up a subscription for one of each production I would be very grateful. You should think about setting that up.

>>54538186
It's a gamble. Not as liquid as gold and silver.

>>54536793
The thesis is that we are going to undiscover electricity?

>>54538143
Bitcoin, it's different. That's why those oh so noble celebrities are getting paid to push it on TV during the superbowl. With backers like Matt Damon surely it's not a scam being pushed by the banks, and market makers.

>>54538269
No, the thesis is that crypto has counter party risk. You lot need to stop trying to obfuscate the reality of its shortcomings.

>>54536422
I'm not much for predictions, but the housing market is one of the most artificially inflated markets there is. First of all, it is almost entirely driven by debt, which is the major portal for expanding money supply to enter the market and so a high-water mark for inflation and almost certain to continue its collapse as the debt crisis unfolds. Second, housing debt receives a huge government tax subsidy, multiplying the inflationary effect. A major economic collapse is likely to unwind all of that. Add to that a massive evaporation of capital such that people who own homes will have to sell them for whatever they can get just to eat, and you do have a perfect storm for housing prices dropping dramatically. Will housing prices drop to the point you can buy one with 100 ounces of silver? No idea. But housing prices are going to drop hard.

>>54538143
Untrue. I believe a true accounting of capital in the world will be accompanied by extremely high rates of interest in order to price out frivolous consumptive spending. Scarce capital will be redeployed in investing in future production and true investment opportunities will present themselves at higher rates of return than even speculative trading of BTC. People will be unloading that shit and looking for better investments and its price will collapse as well. Imagine in the 1980s when interest rates were 20%. All capital will be chasing those rates and competing assets will be collapsing.
BTC as a technology is interesting, and its use in moving money across borders is basically all it will be used for. People looking to hold it through tumultuous times are in for a rude awakening. The debt bubble is going to pop and the entire PLANET is going to be materially poorer. BTC will implode with every other intangible.

>>54538110
I think the chocolate filled coins and pm fudding has been replaced with a divisive infighting strategy as of today kek.

>>54538344
The banks are desperate to prop up housing prices because they wrote trillions of dollars worth of MBS paper. Also, if housing collapses so too goes all of the inflated taxes that keep bloated governments humming along.
The fear of deflation by the banks is justified. But then it begs the question why they fuck were they doing all of this shit in the first place. Massive inflation and dilution of our purchasing power is all but a guarantee.

>>54537702
>hate bitcoin?
>you’ll love secret bitcoin
>it’s bitcoin but secreter
fuck off retard

>>54538376
>But then it begs the question why they fuck were they doing all of this shit in the first place.
In the short term, they give out increasingly larger loans with high interest rates and make easy money. In the long term, they take your house back and make easy money. Everyone big enough to survive wins.

>>54538355
The easiest way to separate the stackers from the shills is to throw up a timestamp with some of your stack, 99% of the time the shills don't have a coin much less a stack to post a pic of. They of course will start screeching about they don't have time for that or they aren't giving the government photos of their stack but they will be just fine leaving a public and permanent ledger online for the gov to see all their crypto transactions. So point being they aren't going to concede in a pm vs crypto argument no matter how wrong they will feign ignorance so just nip it in the bud and ask for a stack pic.

HOW TO BUY GOLD CLOSEST TO MARKET PRICE
EVERYTHING IS MARKED UP 5% OR MORE???

>>54538458
buy it raw and smelt it

>>54538458
if you don't want to pay a premium you can find, refine, smelt, and mint your own damn gold coins

>>54538376
>The fear of deflation by the banks is justified. But then it begs the question why they fuck were they doing all of this shit in the first place.
The arrogance from Keynesians that they could beat the boom and bust cycle. There will come a point in the near future where the central banks will have to make a choice. Let the commercial banks fail or let the purchasing power of their currency die. The way things are going in the United States it looks like the Fed is going to let its currency die with CBDC being its replacement.

>>54535095
in the future, there will be 'banks' where you can get large quantities of silver assayed and traded-in for smaller quantities of silver. You might get 95 1oz coins for your 100oz, and then they make money on the spread selling your bar to a refinery or mint.

>>54538458
Become a merchant and buy under spot from sellers. Motherfucking Royal Mail buys 4% under spot.

>>54538508
>Royal Mail
wat?

>>54538521
Oops, I mean Royal Mint.

>>54538530
kek thought so, otherwise the mail man is getting a decent cut.

>>54537147
Pemmican. Learn to make it. And I mean the real thing, not beef jerky sold as pemmican.

>>54538127
To be fair, most people's understanding of what makes gold so valuable is also quite limited. It rarely goes beyond
>muh thousands of years
>muh intrinsic value
Doesn't mean they're wrong, but you can be right and still a retard.
>>54538196
It's used on black markets, retard. There's stuff you can't pay for using anything but crypto. Mexican cartels run on crypto. They don't care about mooning or whatever.
>>54538318
Gold is also shilled on TV. Does that make it a scam now?
>>54538320
Metals have different risk.
>>54538355
I think it's mostly false flags and well poisoning. There's fudders on all sides trying to confuse up to paralysis. So far no crypto shill has ever posted his wallet. I wonder why? It's all just historic BTC/Gold charts like that means something. For the record, I have never once myself brought up anything crypto related on /pmg/, ever.

>>54538543
>pemmican
i prefer erbswurst for emergency rations. and some kendal mint cake. Both last for centuries.

>>54537469
>That Billboard

>>54538492
The hard part of Keynesianism is actually building a surplus while times are good. Even last store of capital has been plundered. New workers via student loans, housing and cars, healthcare forces us into insurance companies that give our capital to Social Security. Even Social Security used to have cash and was plundered by Clinton with non-marketable securities. (They can't sell the bonds on the market so they have to tax you AGAIN to pay back your trust fund for money you were ALREADY taxed for).
This should explain why PM holders will be so wealthy. Everywhere you look you can see how the government and banks were building up a massive pile of IOUs while stealing our money every step of the way. Your cash will be plundered, and you already overpaid for every other facet of your life. All that will be left standing is physical capital assets and stores of PMs. Hell, even taking a glance at GME saga you see examples of market makers engaging in "fractional reserve" brokerage. So we don't even have a fucking clue if our ownership in a fucking publicly traded company is real or not. In the case of GME they were selling off millions of IOUs and just plain pocketing our money.
It's all a shitshow and we all better be nailing our furniture to the floor because Wallstreet probably sold it all off somehow.

>>54538577
>Metals have different risk.
It is the only store of value with ZERO counter party risk. That's the biggest benefit over everything else.

>>54536407
IIRC a nice house in Berlin during Weimar hyperinflation was like 80oz of silver. Real estate is probably more expensive relatively because of higher population density but it's not that outrageous.

>>54538617
mmhmm

>>54538577
Amateurs, I can find gold online in seconds.

(I should hate these adverts, but this hipster/raver twink has grown on me)

>>54538577
I sure would love to see some of that gold and silver you bought with all your bitcoin. There are people selling gold, and silver, as well a many other thing on TV, but gold and silver have never had matt Damon telling people they are cowards if they don't invest in them on TV during a superbowl.

>>54538320
What is the counterparty risk in your mind, human understanding of electricity?

>>54538703
Literally every advertisement for shiny rocks on television tells boomers the sky is falling and its all over buy my rocks

>>54538617
they also sacrificed a million germans to moloch in a planned war prior to this, so its not really comparable to now. houses fall apart pretty quick when no one is living in them

Requesting your best silver charts and infographics, especially predicting the upcoming economic downturn/inflation. I've been getting my IRL friends into this and they're finally starting to listen.

>>54538432
I'm not a shill. I don't care what you do with your money. I'm not telling you to buy Bitcoin.
>>54538494
We need to kill banks. No survivors. Banks existing means people will end up using IOUs and later go back to fiat.
>>54538615
I wasn't talking about counter party risk. You think there are no other types of risk?
>>54538703
Picrel, nigger. Not gonna dig up the rest of my stack just to prove a point.
>>54538763
They're castrating kids at an alarming rate now. Seems pretty molochian.

>>54536710
Is communist utopia Venezuela still on the internet?

Hmm

>>54538717
>What is the counterparty risk in your mind, human understanding of electricity?

Counter party risk is anything that you are reliant on to do the transaction. We tend to associate people being the counter party risk, but in reality it can be anything from hardware to software or even power. Crypto is like the worst version of a safety deposit box, in that the store of value being kept under lock and key is fictitious.

>>54538785
You have spent this whole time arguing for crypto and against pms but yea technically you never said the words "you should buy crypto" but you also did exactly what I said you would by posting an old pic that could belong to anyone and then claiming you just don't have the time to post a legit pic.

>>54538805
Has Klaus' wet dream of ze great cyberbugaloo happened yet? My version of "SHTF" is the one where the elites pull ze great plug.

>>54538754
Bro, I’ve been there. But gold saved my portfolio

>>54538867
That's not an old pic, the date is literally today. Actually the date I wrote is tomorrow because I thought it's an hour later than it is. It'll be the date of today in half an hour.

crypto is just so fucking gay

>>54538867
>arguing for crypto and against pms
You are looking at the world through a tribal bipartisan politics lens. That's why you think I'm arguing for crypto and against gold. You can't fathom a nuanced world view that sees the pros and cons of things as they are. To you, pointing out disadvantages of one thing means fudding, and explaining the advantages of another means shilling. This is not so.

>>54538951
Agreed. Crypto is gay, and the people that shill it over PMs are extremely gay and childish.

>>54538965
I will apologize for reading the date wrong on your pic. But the only two pros I'm seeing from you for crypto is that you can by pms with it and you can use it for black market transactions, both of which you can do with cash or pms and they aren't traceable were crypto is.

>>54538318
>That's why those oh so noble celebrities are getting paid to push it on TV during the superbowl. With backers like Matt Damon
he was advertising for crypto.com, not Bitcoin

>>54538346
>speculative trading of BTC
BTC is sound money, not a speculative asset

>>54538703
>I sure would love to see some of that gold and silver you bought with all your bitcoin
okay here you go

>>54539076
But it’s April 10th.

>>54539128
nigger i'm not hauling all my shit out every fucking time some retard wants to talk about the nuances of sound money

>>54539059
bitcoin isn’t real. nothing you say changes that.

>>54539076
We posting those old stacks today?

>>54539145
>bitcoin isn’t real
it can't be taken from me, i can buy gold with it

how the fuck is that not real

>>54539014
Apology accepted. I understand. There are plenty of shills and trolls posting low quality bait. It annoys me, too. I don't mind debating the pros and cons of metals vs crypto, but I know it's not appreciated here so I never bring it up but I do chime in when I see it.
>both of which you can do with cash or pms
If you don't see the point of picrel (huge world-wide black market) then yeah, it's not for you. Personally I'd rather give some guy across the country or further away than meeting criminals in person. I wouldn't even know who to talk to or how to find the right people.
>and they aren't traceable were crypto is
Monero is untraceable. You need to get it somewhere but other than that, all transactions are hidden. The IRS (IIRC?) will pay thousands of dollars to anyone who can break the anonymity.

>>54539145
you have to if you're gonna post retardation like "btc is sound money"
or you can jus fuck off

>>54539236
>'d rather give some guy across the country or further away
my address

>>54539206
poop can't be taken from you, and if you have enough of it you can sell it as fertilizer and buy gold with the proceeds
wow i guess poop is the new gold

>>54539291
>wow i guess poop is the new gold
that's not your argument, your argument is that it's not "real"

which by your example, yes poop is real so is Bitcoin and gold

checkmate faggot

>>54539291
If I had so much poop that I could sell it profitably it's just as good as gold to me. Assuming there's a free market where I can actually buy gold.

>>54539206
Wait until the bond market collapses and real-world scarcity is actualized. The cost of capital will skyrocket and you'll finally see whether or not your meme money is capital or not. I believe it is a function of liquidity. You can buy and sell and transact right now, but ONLY because the paper-ponzi is still standing. That is what everyone can see on the horizon and we'll all waiting to profit from. That reckoning includes a complete collapse of banks, insurance, stocks, bonds, real estate, healthcare, insurance, pensions and social security. A metric fuckton of toxic paper will be written off and everyone will be looking around like a retard wondering why all of their wealth evaporated. When everyone is in that boat, i doubt your meme money will be worth much. One bullish case is it could be used to facilitate people fleeing their countries. But other than that you are better off owning productive capital and precious metals.

>>54539318
>That reckoning includes a complete collapse of banks, insurance, stocks, bonds, real estate, healthcare, insurance, pensions and social security. A metric fuckton of toxic paper will be written off and everyone will be looking around like a retard wondering why all of their wealth evaporated
yes, this is precisely what Bitcoiners want to happen

all the shitcoins will die, all the degenerate gamblers will die, only sound money like gold, silver, and Bitcoin will remain

Boomin'

>>54539318
This might crash the value but it won't make the need for Internet money go away. You can't really do >>54539236 without crypto.
>whether or not your meme money is capital or not
Read https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
>Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System

>>54535343
>>54538156
>>54539362
>>54536537
https://youtu.be/36odfqA-Xqw

It's over.

>>54539363
I think the technology will not be going away. But the relative value of BTC today will lose value against something like a monetary equivalent to gold. People will look back on today and see BTC price being $60,000 and think we were all lunatics for not turning it into a kilo of gold. It'll be as absurd as the tulip bulb mania.

>crypto
actual money
>metal
metal

>>54535343
these are so fucking funny i love these
mine are
>shipping label created

>>54534973
>Gold getting a small tamping.
>Silver still up.
What did they mean by this?

>>54538156
Single digit king

>>54539695
I have one like that as well, figure I'll get them Thursday or maybe Wednesday.

>>54539612
That's certainly possible. As a store of value nothing beats gold. There is no debate. It's still going to be highly valued when Bitcoin will be history at some point in the future. If you want generational wealth get gold or silver. I'm not arguing otherwise. I'm arguing that this doesn't mean Bitcoin, or some select other cryptos like Monero are completely useless. That's all I'm saying.

>>54538003
Yeah that about sums it up.

>>54537475
I dont hate crypto as much as the others here as I see monero as a disadent currency, but if you ain't larping ,how bad is it for crypto bros ,

>>54538003
When was the last time gold and silver had a 100x?

>>54539894
Post wallet.

Bitcoin is the most anti-semitic coin in existence

>un-inflatable
>verifiable
>un-manipulatable
>proof-of-work
notice the kike SEETHING whenever it's so much as mentioned; much like silver or gold, the jew hates the very idea of sound money that can't be swindled

WAGMI stack frens

>>54539738
Look at the repo market lol.
Read other stuff beyond biz, pol, k, whatever. The Jews are prepared to fail, but not before they can pull every fucking shekel out of the system. They are giving their banking buddies free money again, just like they did in 08 and 19. The dollar is gonna spike for a few months or maybe more before the chickens come home to roost. This is a window. If anyone has enough capital to buy pms, do it now. For poor anons, get your food, water, energy needs squared away before looking for a quick come up. If you have a few kopeks, split your investment between pms and stonks or, monex, crypto, anything. But accumulate now. I'm not saying it's the last ride, but it might be. TLDR, use fiat fuckery over the next few montgs to buy more pms.

>>54534973
Burger anons, where do y’all buy goldbacks?

>>54539894
>When was the last time gold and silver had a 100x?

Bitcoin is down in real terms since December 2017.

>>54539894
did I say they did? I don't care if you want to play with your digital coins, have at it. Why do you have to pollute /pmg/ with it though?

>>54539894

FUCK OFF WITH YOUR CRYPTO SHIT. THIS IS PRECIOUS METALS AND NUMISMATICS GENERAL.
YOU HAVE 300 OTHER THREADS TO TALK ABOUT YOUR LOTTERY TICKETS.

>>54540032
Why you do this? No one will care to believe you if you go like this. You are just antagonizing stackers. People are seething because you don't contribute anything with posts like that.

>>54540035
>buy more pms
I always do...

>>54538585
Beef is better quality protein than legumes and doesn't contain lectins. But you can certainly live on erbswurst.

>>54540197
>erbswurst
Never heard of this before. Just looked into it. Pretty neat.

>>54539353
>he doesn't realize that bitcoin is a shitcoin

>>54540442
>he doesn't realize that bitcoin is a shitcoin
>OG coin
>shitcoin
you're never going to make it :/

APMEX FAGGOTS PACKED MY 10 OZ LIKE IT WAS A SINGLE COIN AND MY PRECIOUS BAR GOT DINGED IN SHIPPING. FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK NEVER FUCKING AGAIN.

>>54540580
>MY PRECIOUS BAR GOT DINGED IN SHIPPING.
maybe it was dinged before it was shipped.

>>54540500
don't worry about me m8
you're the one invested in literally nothing

>>54540580
If you want something in proof like state, you have to order it like that so they'll ship it in a capsule. Pms are soft lol. Congratulations on your first purchase.

>>54540580
unfortunate but it honestly doesn't effect the resale value of a 10oz bar of silver bullion to have some little ding

>>54540650
>you're the one invested in literally nothing
m8 we'll see who has a chair when the music stops

>>54540650
That literally nothing is about to hit 30k stop being a fag

Everytime Bitcoin pumps these faggots come in here trying to sell their bags to people, because that's how it works, someone has to be the bag holder.

PM's have no bag holder, you buy it then you hold it. Sometimes it goes up, sometimes it goes down, but overall it holds it's value. It protects your wealth from economic woes.

Cryptos in general require someone to be the bag holder in order for you to make money off of it. You have to fool some dude into buying in so you can sell. It's very much PVP whereas PM's are PVE.

>But bitcoin has intrinsic value! It stores wealth!

No it doesn't, it's not a store of wealth because no one treats it as such. 95% of people who buy into crypto buy into it with the hopes of it moonshotting overnight so they can off load it onto others and make fiat in the process. It's just gambling with extra steps. Intrinsic value? It exists as an abstraction on a computer somewhere, much like fiat currency currently does. But even fiat currency can exist in cash form. Maybe the technology was intended to have value through it's toted hard limit of 21 million, but the fact of the matter is that no one treats it that way. No one buys Bitcoin because it "stores value" like Gold or Silver does, no one even intends to ever actually use it as a currency.

So why would i?

>>54540717
thats the thing, with BTC you think you have a chair, but you don't.

>>54540724
wow 30k, hey wasn't it 69k in 2021?

>>54537894
>I fomo'd last year when the Russia/Ukrainian thingy started and it was a mistake
Yeah me too.
>>54537809
Hopefully it stays that way until I'm ready to buy again.
I was very tempted to yesterday and today but I should probably put money in other things.
As a coin collector and a stacker, it can be very easy for stacking to just turn into consoooming, which is basically what collecting anything, even nons0i things, is.

>>54540805
What was silver spot during all that? I completely ignored the Ukraine war and still do. I only take interest in the amount of money that’s being publicly funneled in there and just suspect it’s going to be the new Israel for a bunch of Jews that flee the burning rubble of america

>>54540846
ukraine is going to be a useless rump state when all is said and done. i doubt the jews want to flee there

>>54540858
If it is truly being destroyed right now it will be rebuilt in their image of a utopian society paid for via heavy taxes of the American population. Once the project is done the parasite will detach from the host as it’s dying to seek a new host. New host I’m guessing is China.

How would one acquire a Zimbabwean bank note?

is this a good buy when gold come down a tad

https://www.apmex.com/product/157/austria-gold-100-coronas-coin-bu-random?irclickid=X%3ANzA%3AVCVxyNWjsxQNV7jXzWUkATOORHUzljyI0&utm_source=impact&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=FindBullionPrices.com_2996248&irgwc=1&utm_content=Content-PreciousMetals

>>54540892
Ebay

>>54537894
I fomo'd into a kilo bar of silver right before the Russia/Ukraine thing started. I don't regret it

>>54540974
you should make fun rounds , now your the dealer and i can get cool silver , everyone wins

>>54540900
shop around and find the best price, gainesville coins, pinehurst coins, hero bullion, bullion exchanges, look all over, usually one of these places will have austrian coroas for very low premiums

I see we’re discussing crypto in pmg again, while I do have some of my investments outside of rocks but I don’t bring it up here :/
(If the alternative is talking about gender surgery please ignore this post)

>>54540986
I'd love to make my own generic silver round sculpt some day but I don't have the capital to do so. Honestly I just got late Covid bux that were burning a hole in my pocket at a weirdly good time.

>>54541008
I have some crypto. I thought it was just XRP/XLM but apparently I have a kilo of silver worth of chain link in FTX (found this out last week by email last week). I don’t talk about it here because why would I? Plenty of other threads to do that in. That’s what I don’t get about this Bitcoin shilling.

>>54540750
>PM's have no bag holder, you buy it then you hold it
>you hold it
>not a bag holder
Literally doublethink.

>Accepted
>USPS in possession of item

>>54541117
>holding real money makes you a bag holder

>>54541166
You're holding a bag of coins, so yes, that makes you a bag holder by definition. It's a nice bag to have for sure, but it's a bag nonetheless.

do Asahi bars not have serial numbers on them?

Why do you fags seethe so much and Larp as bears when bitcoin pumps? Fuck your scammy rocks faggots

>>54540858
Zelenskike met with Larry Fink some time ago. They already have plans how to cut up Ukraine. His uncles and cousins are going to buy it up cheap. It's the next Israel because the current Israel is blowing up.

>sssip
>yep… its stackin time

>>54541279
stop coming here there's plenty of shitcoin scam threads.

>>54541304
check em

>>54534993
he cute

>>54541325
Whoa-ho, very nice. Look at that.

>>54541460
yeap we know what we got so no low balls

>>54540032
Gold/Silver are:

>Uninflatable (COMEX contracts notwithstanding)
>Verifiable
>Unmanipulatable (Paper metal=vile Jew sorcery)
>Does not require proof-of-work
>Truly decentralized (All Bitcoin is in the hands of six anonymous individuals (archive(dot)ph/c7HIe))
>Actually money (Bitcoin is currency)
>Has usage beyond money (limiting its supply further)

There are literally hundreds of threads for you to shill your imaginary coins on. Take your shilling there. We prefer something we can see, hold, and touch.

>>54541280
Seethe negro. Ukraine is winning and there is nothing you can do about it

Boomer rocks reporting in

>missed boomers
>just missed new apus
at least I have a gilded yottsuba...

>>54538763
Not to mention the volatile state of Germany at that point in history meant that if you bought real estate during that time it was likely bombed out during World War Two and then seized by the soviets so it was actually a poor investment of your silver if you decided to buy that house for 80 ounces or whatever the cost was. PMs are actually a better investment than real estate because you can more easily hide them from the government than something like a house. I know young Americans are desperate for a house at this point in history but you’re better off just renting and stacking PMs.

>>54541617
There is no greater pleasure than having an investment that will do well shit finally implodes.

>>54538767
Bumping for this

Cryptoheads: "Gold and silver are such outdated concepts"
>portrays every crypto coin visually as PM coins

>>54541601
cringe

>>54541642
the hyper inflation happened well before wwii, genius

>>54541617
Is that Washington 250th the silver half dollar? They only came in half dollar amounts, right?

>went full retard on commemoratives and while I got two Jeffersons inbound I still crave based presidentman.

>>54541782
Opinion voided

>>54541776
They can't visualize digital wealth to scam the masses, so they just take something that looks like actual gold and slap some chip legs and transistors to it and call it a day. Hell why is it even called Bit"coin"? Call it Bit"token", Bit"""coin""" doesn't have any particular state sovereignty so it's not a coin. How can I trust a dumb Crypto fag on money when they don't even know the difference between a coin and a token?

>>54535962
So we need to wait for an asteroid carrying some gold to pass by? And that asteroid had to have come from a star big enough to produce gold? Or find a one in the belt once we get technology to mine it?

K

>mfw gold hits $1,992

>>54541802
yep. the half-dollar pieces. I have a few loose ones laying around somewhere and a few in these plastic holders.

>>54542134
Four georges? Anon, did you bring enough for the rest of the class?

>>54538767

Alright, I finally made a ranking of the silver proof versions of all of the America the beautiful quarters. If Washington Crossing the Delaware was in any of the templates it'd be GOAT material. Also, this doesn't account for either the business strike or Brilliant uncirculated 5ozt versions of these, nor the reverse proof versions. Some designs that might be overly busy or crowded on a 6.25 gram silver quarter might be incredible on a fat 5 ozt silver coin. Poor Alabama, you guys keep getting shafted by the mint.

>>54542415
Look at top. Good. Look at bottom. Good. Alls good.

>>54541566
He's not even entirely correct, depending on how you look at it. Forks are inflationary on a sense and the price can be manipulated with Bitcoin futures COMEX-style or by fractional reserve exchanges, let alone pump and dump schemes using tether or whatever.
>>54541642
My grandfather owned a house in what became East Germany. He kept all the paper records and eventually got it back after unification. Kinda sucked for him to wait decades but still.
>>54541776
I almost bought a silver Bitcoin once because they look cyberpunk as fuck but the premiums, man.
>>54541853
If that's all you got I have way more RMs than you. Picrel doesn't even include my 5RMs. I have almost a kilo worth in total. Maybe more, not sure. My verdict: Ukraine has been jewed.

Is it just me, or is JM, APMEX, and SD pulling this higher spot price stunt all the time? $0.20/oz difference on spot is almost 1% difference.

>>54542415
Woman’s coin. Waifu version.

>>54542499
no price based solely off the ask. Simple as.

>>54541642
>Young people are desperate for a house
I'm 6'4" in a 12x10 bedroom, median individual income in my area is only about $26,400 annually and average house prices report between $266,500 and $300,000 overall, and the "cheap" areas being an average of about $150,000.
H E L P

>>54542467
where do you find these?

>>54538990
lol, just look at the ads for crypto. It’s fucking juvenile. This week it’s some Burger King themed coin. People seriously think this shit is actually worth money. It defies common sense.

>>54542618
He got in early. Buying them now is prohibitive. I knew it was happening when I went to the LCS and someone had one and everyone there wanted it didn’t even make it to the board.

>>54534973
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>>54542619
>1pbtid

>bitcucks hit 30k
Fuck this shit, when are they going to 0 and we go to 30k?

Anyone here have any coins which feature a progressive, in particular, anti racist message? There are regular coins which do but I want something in gold or silver.

>>54542668
Here, a (you), just to prove you wrong.

>>54542687
And with that…
Time for a new thread

>>54542713
Racism is the greatest social problem currently facing the world. It's the motherload of evil.

New one up
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>>54542619
No you don't understand crypto bro once BarneyTaco NFTs can trade for 300 SmellyMonkeyCock Coin we can use it to short LiplessCuntChain and MOOOOOOOOOOOOOON

>>54542668
>1pbtid

>>54541926
It's a metaphor, nothing more.
4chan meme coins are also not really coins but rounds. We still call them coins. They're coins to me. Generally I hate blurring the line of definitions but in this case it's a distinction that I disagree with because it implies gov issued pieces of silves are somehow better because they have some face value in some gay fiat currency when all that should matter is silver content. Maybe that's not what the distinction is meant to convey but it seems that way to me.
>>54542618
Most of them I bought on ebay from some reputable vendor. The rest I got from whoever was cheapest on gold.de.
>>54542665
I'm not early, I live straight at the source so they're too cheap not to buy them.

>>54542668
Nigga I'm on pmg most of my free time ,can't I ask a question and lurk at the sane time

>>54542415
Hawai'i coin looked familiar

>>54542668
I change IPs like your mom changes boyfriends, it happens.

>>54542668
>Mass replying

Here's your (You). Idk how many pics of my 6oz of silver you want, fedboy.

>>54542988
In fact, since you'd rather I demand spoon-feeding than lurking proper, what's the consensus on melting down copper into ingots? My work has me tossing out decent amounts of copper wire/old propane line on occasion and I feel like it's just all going to waste. IDK how easy it is to melt your own metals though, or if copper is like aluminum where there's like 40 different grades of it. 15 seconds on Google tells me you can make a copper furnace for next to nothing if you're thrifty, but I'd rather just spend 200-300$ on a small smelter, if those even exist at that price point.