/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54617599
Silver will trend to zero against gold and gold will trend to zero against bitcoin.

>casually walks into the thread
>shits
>squawks at you
>walks away to go dig up the bugs in crypto threads

>>54617599
based Peace dollar beautys

>>54617624
Post your stack of bitcoins then.

>>54617679
>>54617679
>Post your stack of bitcoins then
110001101010
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done.

>>54617646
Are chickens the silver of the animal kingdom?

I collected the whole peace dollar series as a COVID project, all in person deals. Spent about 1200 bucks.

I do have 4 1921 peace dollars. Those that know, know

I have a huge peace dollar collection but I get super bored seeing endless 1922 and 1923 coins. 1927 and onward we're minted in the low millions, and the 1928 only has like, less than 300k minted.

Just saying, peace dollars are fun to collect and valuable ones are easy to spot. If you see a deal on a really nice dollar 1927+ just buy it. Same with the 1921s but those start at 100+

>>54617753
>collected the whole peace dollar series
epic. wish i had a full series set of Peace dollars.

I think the silver market is close to snapping.

>>54617728
Yes.

>>54617823
Holy shit you can't post that, are you trying to make me lose my non existent moderator position.

>>54617798
well 1922 and 1923s are the ones you stack with. i agree rare dates are cool though, especially the beautiful high relief 1921

>>54617823
It's affordable, or at least used to be. Can't afford to collect all the Morgan's and I'm too autistic not to compete a collection.

I've been thinking about collecting the entire buffalo nickel series next. I'm think they're the next coin to explode in numismatics.

US American Silver Eagle dollars are also fine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4HXeo8S6mc

>>54617877
Id always rather stack key and simi key dates, if we're just talking buying cull dollars. Most dealers will let you cherry pick their rolls if you're cool

Also, I think it's the 23 d that can be worth more. Sometimes normies mistake the 23 p and the d

>>54617906
>Putting bullion in an album

>>54617922
oh yeah, that'd be cool if an LCS let you handpick dates
you certainly can't online kek

>>54617945
Literally every shop I go to let's me do that.

Problem is, you can run into weird shit you don't notice, like scratches and weird cleaning. There's a reason it's in the junk silver bucket.

I did pick up some cool Christopher Columbus half dollars out of the junk tray and I always snipe any mercs and standing liberties

Posting

>>54617934
cant help it. i am but a mere country vegetable, after all.

>>54617646
Yes

>>54617988
I don't even take my bullion out of the tube.

>>54617728
Fuck, meant this for you. >>54617993

>>54617906
Do you at least have the illusive 1996?

>>54617993
based bird stacker

>>54617855
Nice

>>54618017
why is it illusive I have one?

>>54618070
Lowest mintage year.

>>54618070
It's the only reason to amhave an album Imo. You're at least on your way

What is the actual colour of a sovereign in real life? Photos of the old ones have a brass-like colour whereas the newer ones look closer to copper.

>>54618017
yep. got the full album from 1986 to 2021, maybe 2022

>>54618112
There are people on here right now who will say (lie) the color of the new ones are the fault of the cameras they are using and they look exactly like the old ones irl.

>>54617624
Cryptofags are seething

Just got back from six weeks in Japan. Visited the Ginza Coin shop at the suggestion of an anon here. Bought some Meiji-era silver to go with some others.

Also, as I suspected, it turns out that yen wallets are perfect for Goldbacks.

Gonna need a lot more silver to fill up the treasure chest I just picked up today. How many oz to fill this one up you think?

>>54618112
Modern sov is on the left. Two sovs from 1960s on top and right of the kook. They are more yellow.

I am asking again for your thoughts on commemorative medals. Is $300 premium on a 2.5 oz gold medal a good deal? How hard would it be to sell if I ever decide to get rid of it?

>>54618287
No

Remember to check your local regions historical gold production! There is gold in them there hills, free to those willing to take it!

>>54618112
Krugerands and sovereigns have a similar gold copper look to them,where as 24 k pure gold looks more yellow, like most would imagine what gold is suposed to look like,if you'd like I can pull some out and take a pic

>>54618282
I wish chards didn't increase their premiums on specific year sovereigns. When did they change the colours?
Those new ones look rubbish in comparison, the old ones in that photo clearly stand out among the silver coins.

>>54618318
any places in north alabama?

>>54618225
Nice anon, way to go. How was your time in Japan?

Good thread theme.

>>54618332
No need, I've seen enough to see the difference. Why would the colours change if the composition remains the same? Is it just the wear and tear that the older coins went through?

>>54618362
Perhaps the copper content darkens more over time?

>>54618362
I'm no metal doctor, but perhaps the copper in the coin is oxidizing?

>>54618257
that is pretty damn good, clean it up, maybe rhodium plate it dark // frog atop silver bars with soulless eyes in silver and black

>>54618346
Amazing! One delightful surprise after another.

Goddamn I luv copper bros

>>54618387
>>54618396
Makes sense, although it does put me off buying one a bit.

okay anons should i buy a 1/10 oz gold coin or 5 oz of silver krugs. I have like 50 oz of silver but no gold if that changes anything.

>>54618404
Were you able to see the sakura in full bloom? I Went blossom viewing mid March myself. Also, how did you like Ginza coin? I'm pretty sure I'm one of the guys who recommended it to you.

>once again was busy and forgot and missed not only 1 but 2 watched listings for moderately priced dimes depite waiting nearly a week for them to end
I'm never going to fill this fucking tube

>>54618396
Copper forms several different compounds. With sulfur it forms a dark bronze color. I think that is why copper-alloy gold coins lose their coppery blush over time. I want to try the egg treatment on a gold krug but haven't gotten around to it yet.

>>54617599
>Peace Dollar Edition
Fat Morgans wish they were as beautiful.

>>54618439
I was very lucky that the sakura came early so I could enjoy it all through my trip. Just starting when I arrived and falling when I was leaving.

>>54618338
Yeah, I wanted a 2019 but I’m not paying £456 for it. I guess the next one I’ll get will be a coronation 23. Then after that whatever people are selling cheaply in coin groups or LCS. Around £410 typically atm.

Yeah, I’m annoyed at the dealers atm. All the second hand silver has had its price jacked. I bought some for £24 or so each in January, same website today second hand is £32. Spot price not that dissimilar

>>54617624
>Silver will trend to zero against gold and gold will trend to zero against bitcoin.
If this happens I will start blowjobbing to make extra fiat for the slurp.

>>54618428
copper does not end the jew

>>54618439
Ginza coin was great! Small, but dense. And boxes of meiji-era silver junk to paw through. Almost went for the Meiji gold, but couldn't pull the trigger.

>>54618387
sweet Korona

>>54618447
I feel you fren. If you are UK dime bro, I keep missing the ending at 6-7pm Sunday small lots of ten as I fuck about with evening meal.

.

..

>>54618432
Emi, vidi, negavi
(if Translate.com is correct)

>>54618505
Yeah I was out for a run after work and was dying by the time I got back and missed the same one. Haven't bagged any in ages, welp just added another one to the watch list for next week kek

>>54618502
I had a spate of buying LMUs. I'm glad to have those.

>>54618484
>>54618500
Awesome fren, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I grab a bit of the Meiji junk every time I'm in the area, lol.

>>54618225
Very nice.

>>54618438
You definitely need to get a taste of gold. The density of wealth in gold coins is stunning. Those 1/10 ozt gold coins are like the size of dimes.

>>54618278
>Fills trunk.
>Can't move trunk.

>>54618339
let me go have a look! There is some glacial gold hosted in a blue clay bed across that part of the lower US, but its not uniform.
Try looking up old names like Chessnut Creek or Blue Creek, they have history for course gold up to half an ounce from nearby sources.

Alright I had my fun with the censorship gag so here is the original photo. I've started stacking tobacco and been hunting for dvds of my favorite shows and movies because I'm seeing more and more censorship or media being shelved all together in some cases on Netflix, Amazon, etc anyone else stacking media with their gold and silver?

>>54618489
I might just get a memorial sovereign, don't really like the man on the horse design.

>>54618505
>>54618558
Unless you’re hoping for gains in the junk silver world I’d do as I did and toss my remaining tubes, bros. Junk is insane these days and I’m content with the stack I have. Boomers have pensions and a paid off house; we are humbled by their jew worshipping might.

>>54618629
There may not be such thing as digital gold, but there's certainly digital media, and I'm not paying for media digital or physical.

>>54618629
I had a Memento Mori antiqued coin. Gave it to my step sis before she went back home last summer.

I have a shit ton of DVDs packed away. What I'd really like is a hand cranked record player and to start collecting vinyl. Maybe this fall I'll start.

>>54618278
https://youtu.be/tGB0sVKrtpI
ive been browsing pirate chests, leaning on building my own outta welded steel to make functional as a safe too. most safe's on the market an angle grinder can make quick work of.

>>54618605
I could never afford to fill this with worthless millennial rocks. Kek. Cost me 2oz of silver for this chest. Good trade.

>>54618747
I actually collect chests. I do not have any traditional secure chests. Have some titanic era luggage made out of steel but I could bust them open with an axe pretty easily.

>>54618770
https://www.ebay.com/itm/294431983174?hash=item448d838646:g:8I8AAOSwvQJhV3lw&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA8Bc3GfI%2F0m4vZ7%2FHAl9hCvsUrvZeKvVfvTJIAgJHx1EkmF72gEVrjEKY2%2F4OsaohjGIu5Pn55fZk2vuNt0xW1Mkj%2FxR9Zj4StYgcnuHFSf8X4%2BEErcQodOpfoSv8RmYWRAI097rTOtrVzwbQ7GZjxAGVLGAszxwg041gsXslJhcDYAILy34Yzqi%2B2v7nTZGcUUQbumhMQtjDanioSVk5nOw6JSnq2cZ83rSjUO7c9v7G7OogBU7nugKAbu37DOXfajDz4wYq1pRtSDz0oSzkAX6FxzBYaQ%2BeXItOpCBRFUN3f2%2FuSxgBITx3HT6bwgmtHg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBMmrimxvFh

>>54618566
Thanks for the suggestion, Fren! Fortunately I had a personal guide in Tokyo so I just gave her a list of places I wanted to go and she took me there. Interesting that the name Ginza comes from the old mint that Tokugawa Ieyasu set up there. The mint was moved but the name of the district remained. Perfect place for a coin store.

>>54618706
Fair enough, I have a couple hard drives packed full of stuff as well but there are some things due to age and popularity that I just can't find digital to download.
>>54618720
A non powered way to get music would be good to have

>>54618812
Never seen anything like that in the wild. Must be a museum piece. Better off making your own I agree.

>>54617624
Yes
This is exactly what will happen
My actual take
Silver and btc will equally outperform gold which will go to $5k

Ode to foodkrug anon, grillin’

>>54618903
Mmm, looks tasty

>>54618947
I’m trying to juice the last little bit out of these dying coals. My fucking krugerand has already tarnished from the 10 seconds it took to take this photo.

I’m Irish. I have old hands.

I've changed my habit from buying goyslop to oz of silver. Feels good man.

>>54619018
Indeed. When I go to buy goyslop I'm like "man I could buy an oz of silver for this, and it's not like I'm even going to enjoy the goyslop that much"

Bet you city folk never done this before.

>>54619035
File to large fuck it. Your guess what the picture was.

>>54619058
You were fucking a sheep?

>>54619035
Craw daddy fixin’s

>>54619108
Brother where art thou?

>>54618812
That's pretty cool, hell of a price tag though.

if I were to get into pouring my own molds, what would be best(cheapest) source for silver - old jewelry/cutlery antique shops?

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this is a mass reply

>>54619179
checked

>>54619135

crypto nerds will seethe

>>54619231 ----> >>/biz/thread/S54617900#p54617912
> [pmg] "crypto nerds will seethe" ---> [gme] "Kek dumbfuck crypto baggies"

REALLY activates the almonds. Almost like both serve the same (((purpose))) of steering anons away from crypto and into financial traps that minimize their profits.

>>54619179
true

I am financially ruined

>>54618112
The older ones look pretty much like your pic, very brass like but they look gold when the light catches them. The new ones look like shiny copper i.e. dogshit

I placed an order for some coins today

>>54619342
No one is ruined by stacking PMs faggot. You just sell and then you're good again, even if it's at a little loss.

>>54619491
What you get?

BITCOIN IS FUCKING DUMPING

>>54619491
>>54619595
Yeah, what he said
>>54619682
Good

>>54619595
Ordered a roll of Wheat leaf pennies and a roll of silver half dollars

>>54619682
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKUOB8MN4Kc

Was Holocoinanon rangebanned? where in the living fuck is my stabby anime man coin?

Steady lads, $2,000 and $25 are titanium support

Guys, the troll spam bot hasn't showed up yet. I miss it.

OH GAWD

>>54619933
It got filtered into oblivion

>>54619730
Sounds comfy

>>54619951
It's full of old, dried up foreskins, isn't it?

>>54618629
excellent idea

ive been making usb drives full of plans, literature and all sorts of stuff so i dont get memoryholed

>>54619933
Imagine buying millennial rocks premium payers love it but hate to show receipt of losses!

>>54619933
>"I buy paper silver because physical silver is worthless"

>>54620177

>accountants
Silver is an asset until the loss is realized!
But accountants don’t show receipt of losses! Sarbanes oxley sucks my cocksley!

>>54620233

Filters engaged
Full power to forward shields!

>>54620151
I've got alot on hard drives but have been moving into physical, I figure it's good to have if for no other reason if I lose power due to bad weather or something I can throw some batteries in a portable DVD player and watch a movie or listen to some music, I've also gotten a refurbished and updated gameboy color and advanced.

>>54620214
*scraps the silver surfer for his melt price*

>>54620214
>>54620347
>get ‘em!

>>54618633
Wasted dubs

Horse dude is based

>>54617624
Kikes are on the ball tonight.

I just want to stack cheapie Peace dollars bros.

>>54618318
Any places in central Texas?

>>54620425
The silhouette is too ill-defined for my liking.

>>54618493
>Yea you'l be blowing the PREMIUM JEW!!!1!

>>54620518
https://rockseeker.com/where-to-find-gold-in-texas/

>>54620518
I am not sure about central Texas, I know there are a few hard rock mines close to the Mexican border, as well as placers on the Llano and Brazos Rivers. Do some researching! Check the local archives or use the website Mindat to find locations. Generally in Texas, gold has been fairly small, but there are a number of rumored discoveries from the early 1800s and even back to the early settlements that had big gold, up to a quarter pound or more in quartz ore. Many of the stories bring up a "blue quartz" which is very interesting.

WAGMI silver bros

Silver is worthless, it used to be valuable when the government forced people to use it but now people have freedom to choose paper and paper is better in every way. You simply can't refute that

silver is honest money
if you don't like silver, newsflash: ur jewish
either by blood or in spirit
simple as

Work find, 14k on the left, 22-24k on the right.

>>54620879
Silver is neither honest or money. It's dishonest and a rock, a scam, a con object, a toy trinket it's not even legal tender despite it being soft and weak. Only fairies like it and not even real fries but queers who appropriated the word fairy. Fake women fake money fake metal

>>54620913
>silver's not money
This anon has a point actually.
If you were to barter your services or wares in exchange for silver, as it's not legal tender you don't have to pay taxes on the exchange.
Thanks for the reminder anon.

>>54620843

>>54620930
Not only is that a lie, but no one wants your garbage metal and you losers aren't willing to part with it anyway since you think it's valuable (it isnt)

>>54620843
Huge losses? Check, mission accomplished now you are poor and jews rich

>>54620911
funeral director anon? nursing home anon? janitor anon?

nice finds though

>>54620957
kek

>>54620975
I smell Jews!

>>54620975
How would you pay tax on so called rocks?
We're not talking about american eagles, we're talking about collective funny memorabilia rounds.
If you give your friend a ride one day and he gives you a ride the next day, is that taxed? Of course not.
Besides, you said so yourself anyway, it's worthless. You said it right here. >>54620865
So if I get some poor soul willing to barter with silver, ultimately I'm the one being tricked into accepting something "worthless" right?
A tax rate of some 20% on a "worthless" zero is still zero isn't it?
Help me understand your wisdom anon.

>>54620999
Hideous, what kind of retard wastes their money on that? Oh a silver stacklet. Makes sense. And turns ur $ into cents

>>54621064
Barter is taxable
at the federal and state level and commodities are taxed at the highest rate even if the "gains" aren't real, i.e. inflation. But of course you morons don't understand taxes or finance and it's not like anyone wants your millenial rocks anyway https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc420

>>54621120
>Barter is taxable
do you understand how big of a retarded cuck you'd have to be to declare gains on a barter trade?

>>54620911
Throw that Star of David on a nice gold necklace and you have unlocked the key to a Jewish woman's heart. Nice find.

>>54621178
You cuck yourself everytime you buy millenial rocks from jews at huge premiums and then you post pictures not only proving you are a cuck but also a pedo groomer on the anime tranny pipeline

>>54617993
God’s bird and gift to us!

Gonna buy some silver this week
How much should I be paying for with premiums and all per ounce?

>newfag

>>54621225
What an interesting shot

>>54621232
$3 , of course since you are dumb enough to want to lose all your money you will want to pay $36-$164 per ounce of fake physical silver. Congrats

>>54620994
No lol no grave robber or old person scammer here, I work at a factory that takes in bales of recycled cardboard and all kinds of things get left in the boxes or intentionally put into them to make the bales weigh more since the company buys the cardboard by the ton. Another guy I work with scrapped almost 2k worth of copper and brass last month that he pulled out of them.
>>54621199
They are bad enough as is can't imagine being married to one.

>>54621120
>https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc420
It's a good thing silver is worthless so the " fair market value of goods or services received from bartering" is zero right?
Right? You wouldn't lie to us and say it's worthless when it's not would you anon?

>>54621267
Now I’m just gonna buy more.

>>54621232
To answer your question honestly, the silver market is sideways right now.
Just a couple of weeks ago you could get rounds for 1.99 over spot, whereas now it's 4-5 dollars over spot. Not to mention a lot of websites have next to zero inventory, and the local coin shop is less stocked than usual.
I honestly can't say whether you should buy now because it'll only get worse, or give whatever's blowing through town a chance to settle down; I'm currently trying to decide for myself.

>>54621275
>throw gold into the cardboard so it sells for more
what the FUCK kind of business sense is this

>>54621225
Good luck on the new chicks anon; name one of them Potato.

>>54621327
Silver isn’t going to die down
Crypto will

Just can’t help but think I’m getting screwed because shops are at 33-35

>>54621275
I remember you now. I always tell people that if i could have one wish granted it’d be for all the gold in all the landfills in the world

>>54621355
>Silver isn’t going to die down
>Crypto will
agree

>>54621327
Ha, thanks, will do.

>>54621355
I don't mean long term, I mean short term.
Last year it was a little higher than it was now, although you could potentially blame that on the Russian-Ukraine conflict. However in April of 2011 it was something like 40/oz.
Aside from those two times / times around those two dates, it's as high as it's been. There are a lot of things happening around the world and I have every belief that a lot of the current demand is due to panic and uncertainty.
Long term it's a good hold, but short term remains to be seen. There will potentially be amounts sold back as people see it goes down, afraid of losing their investments, there will be more mined and minted, sating the standard market demand, etc.
Also, what should be said, is that putting your money into PMs should not be seen as "investing", but rather "capturing the purchasing power at the time of conversion".
Stock market and Land have both been historically better "investments". It's an entirely different mindset for metals, beside the, you know, main reason: shiny

>>54621294
No you won't

>>54621410
Silver is a bad investment and a poor hedge but poor losers like to believe it will make them rich

>>54621410
>Also, what should be said, is that putting your money into PMs should not be seen as "investing", but rather "capturing the purchasing power at the time of conversion".
no, that's gay
fuck off

>>54617646
How many silver chickens can I get for an oz of eggs?

>>54621436
Surely you've seen the image macros floating around. A gold coin would buy you a nice suit in the 1920's, a roughly 200 dollar piece.
A gold coin now would buy you a nice custom suit, roughly 1800-2000.
etc.
When the dam eventually breaks, yeah, you will definitely want it over crypto or fiat or stocks. And I readily concede in such a situation no one will really be able to say what will happen. Otherwise? As much as he's clearly a shill (>fucking posts a .gov link that he has bookmarked lmao), as long as the current economy follows fiat, well. We're talking about silver being worth "X dollars" still, after all.

>>54621449
An ounce of eggs is probably a few grams of copper.

>>54620999
Interesting item. What is it depicting and where's it from?

>>54621520
daintree national park in australia
i got it as memorabilia for my trip there

>>54621485
Imagine bragging that your investment doesn't earn a profit and at the same time you buy it it immediately loses 20% or more and your whole personality revolves around bragging about your losses. That's the stupidity of millenial rocks enthusiasts

>>54621530
This side's lovely. Is this a coin - so the other side is just Her?

>>54621589
yes, the queen is on the other side

>>54621327
The same kind of sense as were I work, if we don't pull it out and keep it for ourselves the company throws all metal and plastic into a dumpster and it gets hauled to the landfill, we fill up multiple shipping container sized dumpsters with scrap metal and plastic everyday all they care about is the cardboard.
>>54621358
The amount of gold, silver, copper, and brass that ends up lost in landfills is staggering.

>>54621597
Thanks, and congrats on that purchase.

>>54621584
Bought in around 23 years ago and already sat on top of what was gifted to me when I was born 33 years before that. jews literally own bags of rocks while I own boxes of rolls of nickels and a treasure chest full of silver. The jew fears the metal hoarder.
Nickels for deflation
Silver for inflation

>>54621584
At worst it holds its value and I trade it under the table to avoid a 10% tax, so I still win. Stocks short term return 5% at best and that's taxed too. There's more return on silver if you know what the fuck you're doing.

>>54621584
You don't understand the problem then if you could post something so stupid.

>>54621618
Why have nickel? Explain it to me like I'm retarded like this guy >>54621584

>>54621622
It doesn't hold its value, it's down 80% against inflation from 10 years ago

>>54621653
The problem is you made a bad investment and now your ego won't let you out of your mental prison

>>54621618
Lmao you have the mind of a child

>there was a period of time where you could exchange five bits of steel for one slightly larger bit of silver

>>54621673
Because nickels are "worth" 10 cents in his fantasy world and if he gathers $300 in nickels it makes for a substitute for a real personality and protects his virginity

>>54621681
How will the U.S. economy make good on a $46TN bond market when the U.S. GPD is only $22TN?
Please explain.

you guys are arguing with a JDIF bot. It's not human, it will never be human.

>>54621707
Even if it wasn't a bot, would it be human?

Any steel misprint penny havers on this board? I just think they're such a retarded mistake but pretty cool.

>>54621705
They can sell you a few millenial rocks for gorillians and pay off the debt. Then you can brag more about losing


>>54621707
You are a bot. Otherwise post your losses

>>54621762
I have a few rolls of steel pennies, what misprint should I look for?

>>54621766

>hey buy this coin in a plastic case that we vaguely mentioned is only silver plated

Fucking hate ebay sometimes

>>54621803
Kek

>>54621801
Post one from the Denver mint or it didn't happen.

>>54621839
I'm at work right now so I can't check mine. So is it the D mark that sets them apart? I don't know shit about steel pennies all I know is I have 3 or 4 rolls that were in a collection I bought awhile back they got thrown in with a bunch of other stuff for free since the guy just wanted to get rid of all of it.

>>54621762
>>54621839
I found a couple of these the other day actually.
Didn't even know they were a thing until I did.
They're rare or something?

>>54621907
>the guy just wanted to get rid of all of it.

The fate of all this junk you retards collect be it funkopops, silver shitcoins and medallions, tranime figurines.....all destined to a burden to you or whatever poor soul has to discard it

>>54621803
Fuck me that's amazing

>>54621839
Ok looked into them its the double D misprint that is worth a bit, didn't know that will definitely have to unroll and check them

>>54618520
This one looks like a sweet bro and hella jeff comic

/biz/ how do I fill in this poorfag gap on my ring? It’s 14k gold that I bought when I was poor, and now I’d like to fill it in so I’m not embarrassed to wear it. Should I just take it to the local jeweler?

>>54621955
They're really cool coins. You're not rich or anything but they're something, cool history.

>>54622080
Oh yea doesn't look like they are worth anything crazy unless you have some that would grade pretty high and mine definitely aren't in that kind of condition, but it would be cool to have a misprint.

>>54622052
Can't be seen when you wear it, I wouldn't bother with getting it filled, but if it does bother you I would go to a jeweler.

Wait, why did my id change?

I have like 40 ounces from various countries, keep them in plastic flips within a box. Last time I checked many of them are beginning to tarnish. WTF? What do?

>>54622110
Happens when your IP changes, you mentioned you were at work and a lot of businesses don't invest in a static IP. Or you got home or something.

>>54622136
Tarnishing happens when exposed to sulfur in the air. Leave it, it's a natural occurence and it protects the rest of the silver, tarnish is not rust and won't affect the weight, but scrubbing it will remove it and destroy it's "collector's" value, as well as lower its melt value i.e. weight (albeit to a small degree).
Also plastic flips contain PVC which reacts blah blah and leaves residue on coin, take it out of those. If you want to preserve them and the shiny, put it in an airtight container, or get some silver cloth that absorbs the sulfur before it reaches the coin.

>>54622140
Oh yep you are right I forgot to turn off my phone wifi when i left the house and it auto connected to the work wifi when I walked over to the office side.

>>54622153
Would you recommend buying a bunch of 40.6mm capsules and possibly rubber gaskets to make the rest fit into them? I have ASE's, Krugs, Weiners, Leafs & Brits. What is the cheapest option?

>>54622164
The cheapest option is to grow up and discard your millenial rock collection

>>54622164
I don't want to bother looking up the sizes myself, it's your collection so I'll leave it to you, but I would get tubes to put them in. Said tubes also seal to be as airtight as you can reasonably expect to get without doing anything over-the-top. They're sold at most coinshops or bullion-selling-websites, rather than ordering them specifically just tack them onto an order. I would only get a coin-specific-capsule if it's a special coin, be it collector's value or sentimental (a gift from someone, your first coin, whatever). And again I would stress that the coin changing color because tarnish does not decrease it's value insofar as melt value goes. It does for collector's appeal.
Said tubes typically hold 20 or 25 coins each.
I know for sure the ASE use their own tube size different from standard rounds.
>but anon! I have only 7 ASE! and 15 brits!
Then you have enough tube space for when you buy more you silly dingo.

>>54622052
So what you're saying is that you have a perfectly crafted place to hide a single pill of some substance stealthily? A sneak ring sounds cooler to me.

>>54622203

>>54622052
Perc 30 nigga I just popped a perc 30

>>54622164
If you're in the US, perhaps something like pic related.

>>54622288
Very nice, thank you. I said 40.6mm because that is the largest diameter of all the pieces I have

>>54622290
I have tubes and capsules both and >>54622288 has become my go to. ASEs, kangaroos, and some rounds I have won’t fit in the same tube as krugs or maples and I like the fact that each coin is distinctly protected rather than stacked on one another. I got a pack of 100 for like 20$ on eBay with gaskets so it’s definitely not expensive.

>>54622321
Would you mind sharing a link to the gaskets? The options on amazon appear to be far overpriced

>>54622362
https://www.ebay.com/itm/195582762293

Currently less than 20$!

>>54622362
This guy has a really large selection, alot of people here use him.

>>54622362
This is a really good deal>>54622528

>>54621433
Man you are an asshat!

>>54622211
Nice digits.

>>54619310

It's funny the demotivation spammer reposts a picture containing a coun introduced due to a fiat collapse.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-62520693

>>54617599
Lads, I'm selling my gold since the price is high

>>54623252
you're selling low just wait 2 more weeks

>>54623157
Hadn't seen that article, interesting. Saw plenty of pictures last thread when I mistakenly looked for a 2022 Rhodesia coin. Fortunately search results directed me to what it actually was.

>>54619933
yes it has

>>54623630
As mentioned in the original post of the pic they are rather uncommon, so not recognizing them is normal.
>>54612011
The whole Zimbabwe currency mess is a rather interesting one, also the reactions to it.
https://www.thezimbabwemail.com/banking/zimbabwe-gold-coins-have-done-their-job/

>>54623724
This was an interesting read as well, saw it at the end of the other article:
https://www.thezimbabwemail.com/banking/gold-coins-help-zimbabwe-achieve-price-and-exchange-rate-stability-central-bank/

Coin show haul

Continued

Show is every month, was the busiest I’ve seen it, absolute fuckton of boomers. Prices were better than online so that was cool

>>54618278
>Obama/Biden sticker
KYS nigger

Good morning, pmg!
Have a great start to your week.
Love in Christ!

>>54624338
Oops dropped the photo

Britbong, my boomers arrived. Will find out later which numbers they are As I’m at work.

>>54623918
Beautiful

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGEv0cA09AU
This video might help those of you who are trying to get friends and family to see the just-in-case value of having some savings stored in PMs

I have a US Peace Dollar...
Next payday I'ma do it again!

t. future owner of two whole Peace Dollars

>>54623918
Krugerrands aren't .999 are they? I thought they were 22k just like AGE.

>>54618278
>KLBJ
Nice chest fellow Texas Anon.
>Obama/Biden Sticker
1800ComeOnNow

>>54624927
AGE has some silver in it
krugs are just 90% gold 10% copper

Is there any particular advantage to 1 oz bars in an assay with a serial code over a governmint coin?
Rather, do you see them becoming more desired than a coin for any reason?
Feels unlikely to me since the higher PMs go the more people will stop to test them, right?

>>54624989
I don't think so. It is branding/marketing and them capitalizing on their excess capacity to create assays. It's the same as people selling copper at ridiculous markups because the profit margins are so high because people don't really think $2 per ounce of copper is all that bad. Just keep your head down and try to maximize your weight of metal and keep novelty coins to a minimum.

>>54621222
Hoes mad.

>>54624346
You dropped your envelopes too bro

>>54625028
I have seen assayed coins/bars be more than ones without, but right now at my LCS governmint coins from various nations are more than any assayed bar.

Yes. I see people getting hyped in these threads and it's great, but even here, people are not really accounting for just how real this shit can get very quickly if it isn't stopped, and the magnitude of what is coming. Gold tries to price-in fiat's death, simple as that. For it to do that, it has to go well beyond the 3k the banks are now grudgingly admitting, to more like 10k+. This 1700 to 2000+ move? Nice, but not the main event.

In 1980, Volcker stopped it by allowing a painful recession and restoring confidence in monetary policy. Odds on this happening again... once in a silver nickel?

In 2011, they "stopped" (i.e. delayed) it by deploying Operation Paperclip assets in a scheme to empty Fort Knox, now well known as the COMEX shuffle. Something many don't yet appreciate: JPM were not breaking the real set of rules. Au contraire, they are doing precisely what they were TOLD to do by government, and this is why they had been untouchable!!!

Well, the COMEX shuffle risky scheme is unraveling. Default seems as imminent as the social security lockbox. JPM fall-guys are facing charges. Somewhere, some fed glow-n_words are quietly losing their sheeeeeee-it at the thought that this is all going to unwind on their casio watch.

Their big plan to stop it this time? So far it seems to be: lean on their media mouthpieces to FUD, and pay some shill to gibber nonsense on pmg (good work if you can get it, I guess).

>>54624927
They're not, I have no idea why it's labelled as .999, although the weight in gold should still be 1/4oz.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces29507.html

>was thinking of leaving to reach the shop upon opening
>something told me to wait and see if it drops
>has dropped a good chunk
I remember some folks talking about a major demoralization tamp down. Now I don't think today's the day but it's nice to save more than I expected to.

>>54625205
This fellow (https://www.youtube.com/@ronsbasement/videos)) made a report of someone trying to propose 350,000 gold. I find that a bit unbelievable but I do think it'll go higher. That said, the conditions that bring this about isn't all sunshine and rainbows. I take any video with a grain of salt because it's not like I'm there in the depths knowing what's going on first-hand.

gm sirs

>>54625722
nothin quite like rhodesia gold

>>54625759
>>54625101
Reposing the clean one

finally bought my first gold coin. not much but I'm planning on picking up some more soon!

>>54625968
how much did the 5sov denomination run you for??

>>54625205
>>54625616
I say this every day, but the magnitude of the bond market is what is propping up the global paper-ponzi. Once you try to account for a transference of resources in many multiples of the global GDP you basically can see the gaping black hole of resources that will eventually be monetized. The trick is to be able to understand where all of these leverage is sitting and do everything you can to get away from it. Stocks can go up and down and no one is damaged unless they are trading on margin. You just internalize your own losses. However, bonds need to be paid or else real losses are actualized. And given the nature of the bonds and the people who own them, lots of economic carnage will follow in their wake. A $46TN stock market is PEANUTS in the face of a $46TN bond market. One can collapse and it will be a recession. The bond market on the other hand will cause severe economic dislocation.

buy le dip

with the dip what are yall buying?

>>54626034
Right on. Might get my second today but I don't know if I'll make it to the third before being priced out.

>>54626216
Saw your post as I hit post. Today it'll probably be a Krugerrand. Maybe a DNA-less (no radial lines) Maple. Yeah, maybe the Maple. Cheaper and maybe I'll pick up an ounce of silver with the money saved from the difference.

>>54626241
the radial lines are based tho

>>54626250
They are a nice touch, not that I dislike the thought of having an older, more storied Maple without them. With or without a Maple will be more recognized here than the Krugerrand, but with that said the LCS is pricing the Krug higher so that says something. DNA Maples are out of stock unless I go to an LCS twice as far. Maybe, maybe. Not sure if I can make it to the further one before closing today.

>>54626250
Mmmm... radial lines....

>>54626042
Bough it in a set with other coins so unfortunately can't give a decent estimate.

>>54626292
is platinum worth stacking a single oz of?
It's never been a monetary metal in history before but who knows...

>>54626340
It's more a speculation based an hydrogen tech etc. needing it, monetary is unlikely.
I just got some to complete sets like >>54626292

>>54626340
I have some just because it looks cool, investment value be damned

>>54626396
lol nice, definitely looks cool

>>54626105

>>54626340
No, it used to cost more because it was used in catalytic converters, it will trend to zero against gold

What happened to all the shills telling everyone to waste their money paying huge premiums on used silver? Did their botnet get shut down by JP Morgan? It so this could be very bearish as the only demand for silver was millenial boomers getting rugpulled

>>54626615
>No, it used to cost more because it was used in catalytic converters
well, it's still used in them as far as I know and my 23 year old cat was just stolen off my truck so it must be in high demand lol

Sorry chuds, demand is tanking. The rally is over.

>>54626651
Good, thanks for the heads up. I can keep stacking at a reasonable pace again.

>>54626651
Could be or the "backlog" could just be market manipulation to create fudfomo to make the retards panic buy larger quantities I remember lots of these chudiots said they were buying $500 instead of their usual piker amounts

>>54626692
Kek, yeah this newb fell for it, lmao jews win again

>>54626651
What are the odds they actually filled their open positions, like their first email said?

>>54626732
"Win?" This isn't a game. Also what do you have against Jews? Is there some reason we can't all get along?

>>54626651
they took a full 4 weeks to deliver my last order

>>54626795
It's the game of life and there's winners and losers you paying the money changers huge premiums at double your normal rate.......well you will just have to figure out what's going on

>>54626340
>platinum worth stacking a single oz
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I bought one ozt of Rhodium back when it was $1100. It went up to $30k. Who knew?
But no, I don't really expect Pt do do any such thing. But I have two sacrificial bars just in case of a good pop. The rest are because I like the designs.

>>54626795
Solid bait.

>>54626795
patrician b8

>>54618318
not in western PA, though, right?

>>54626898
i really like that castle design, does it come in gold

>>54621961
I told you man
I told you about stackin!

>>54626978
I know there's panable gold in the Potomac from watching hobbyist youtubers with small scale sluices. I bet the Ohio or whatever is near you has some too.

>keep thinking I'll leave soon
>it keeps dipping
guess I'll be going just a bit before closing
could this actually end up being the big attempt to demoralize via tamp down?
it's not something I predicted, just saw others doing so in the thread

>>54621762
I have two sealed rolls of them that I gave to my mother for her coin collection years ago. is the Denver mint stamp the weird one?

>>54626898
rad

>>54627027
maybe, but i think any big tamp down is gonna get bought up very fast

>>54627017
yeah maybe, i don't want to get cancer though so nevermind

>>54627171
Indeed, I don't think I'll wait to see if it goes down more tomorrow.

Next One Up!!!

>>54627278
>>54627278
>>54627278

>>54626996
>does it come in gold
Dunno. Never searched.

>>54626898
Damn, it's at $7800 right now. I probably would've sold when it was almost touching $30k lol. I've been debating some platinum coins just for fun but, I'm still a wagie. It does seem pretty undervalued though and those 2023 looks are decent looking coins.

>>54627565
*Kooks (kookaburras)

>>54626711
If you're one of the biggest vendors in your industry and demand is up, premiums are up, and you're having trouble with manpower just to process current orders, it's not a bad decision. Long term it may cost thema little biz if regular customers find other vendors, but shorter term it's literally just maximizing profit. I'd be real curious to know their mean average order price, but I'm guessing it's close to $500