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finally, a proper general

I farted on a jew
Simple as

>>54901339
kek, first time seeing this and I like it. best stacker tier chart I've seen yet

>>54901353
Kek i made more

Copperchad checking in. Have a handful of lbs in copper pennies

gold only thread

>>54901387
>1387
Thats how much I paid for my 3rd oz of gold. You can get a lot of iron with gold

>>54901372
Nice! I love these, not trying to put a weight to what is a make it tier fixes alot of misconceptions people get hung up on. You should take it a step further and make a goals and hobbies tier chart, something like pokemon collecting at the bottom and a true passion for homestedding or other self sufficency at the top. Even within hobbies you have tiers of mindsets from consumers and chumps to hustlers and investers.

>>54901387
>gold only thread
no

>>54901397
>Gold & silver
>cash
>Meme money
>Baseball cards
>Commercial paper
>Pokemon cards
I tried the weights but spent more time tryinf to finesse the numbers so I just omitted them plus space.
Copper is 10 to 1 for silver and silver is 10 to 1 for gold. Nickel is in there in between to make change between copper and silver

I unironically offer massive discounts to people paying in silver for the repair service I provide

what would happen if i took out a bunch of student loans and spent it all on gold and hid it

>>54901397
>not trying to put a weight to what is a make it tier fixes alot of misconceptions people get hung up on
I agree, many people seem to take the tier system way seriously when the tiers are rather arbitrary

>>54901421
Eh, whether you just want to own a home and raise some kids, versus get a farm and big family, versus where you plan to do what... Once you try to put numbers to it you have to account for some anon who can carpentry for a living, then you have to ignore or account for those who can make it by cutting up trees. An idiot with a make it stack will starve before a good man with nothing but his wits. Thats why I like mentality tiers, the first one is the best so far.

>>54901441
You would probably be a chad. Never pay it back. Let them keep calling and calling. Once they sell your debt, its game over for jews, you have no obligation to pay anymore God told me.

>>54901441
If you REALLY need to buy, now isn't a bad time as the market is really hot for silver and premium are very high.

I could present you a trannillion arguments on why silver will go down hard this year, but instead i'll just tell you about Attali.
Attali is a silver overlord, shadow president of France for the past 35 years, and he just wrote on his blog the COMEX collapse is for this summer, and this guy is never wrong, because he's part of the (((ones))) deciding when and how events unfold.
So you will end up regretting big time if you don't buy in May and by July the crash happens.

That said, since it will be uberdeflationary at first before being hyperinflationary, having some cash ready to slurp might be a good idea too. Even for PMs, as institutions will be forced to expand their gold and silver to leverage their paper positions elsewhere, spot will most likely soar for a short period of time.
Imho you should delay your life for a year, buy your silver now, sit on the couch, stay super sharp and sell at the bottom this summer then buy back your silver x2 right after prices are catapulted in the stratosphere. It's not risky, but it wont pay off.

>>54901446
And like many complex things in life... The more arbitrary you arrange the tiers the more they actually work in the real world. Conversely, trying to be accurate means following a rabbit hole of details that does only one person any good, if even then its not a hypothetical scenario.

If you need a laugh --> https://youtu.be/u28B3qJGxO4

Real estate overvalued. Gold/Silver undervalued. Buy gold/silver.

>>54901449
>>54901449

>>54901459
Comex is running out of silver and the jweish long nose tribe can't keep printing out commercial paper to leverage it out, its being squeezed. I stack nickels and pennies for deflation, next meme im posting will explain why.

Nickels for deflation
Silver for inflation
Copper pennies for spendies

>>54901308
>1976 Edition
Is 1975 close enough?

>>54901524
Oof sorey fren NGMI
Just kidding.
Silvers runnin out of the vaults

>>54901462
A reasonable person could understand that a military contractor has a ton of metals compared to the metals belonging to a person who saves what they can.

>>54901449
>mentality tiers
Nice, at the bottom will be pokemon card collector. Meme maker will be at the top of course, you are the meme maker fren. Thank you.

Any anons seen any 2023 coins? I've seen just a couple and I've been looking. In my coin roll hunts I've found boatloads of copper, 5 silver quarters, 1 silver dime, and a few silver nickels. I dont even look through my nickels anymore though, i stacked too many.

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Look at my nail moons are those good?

>>54901512
Speaking of which, JP Bullion just warned us that it will soon be illegal to buy silver.
Meanwhile an extra $360,000,000,000 left the COMEX warehouse system the past 2 weeks.
Said silver industrial warehouse complex has zero collateral but mountains of worthless receipts generating 8% yields when the new ones are at 12.5%, and are leveraged up to the triple witches tits, far, far more than in 2008.

No wonder (((they))) want to outlaw buying silver, it's free money until they all crash.
The COMEX collapse will reach it's zenith this summer, probably in July, and will be the worst economic collapse ever witnessed by mankind.

The next few months are our last opportunity at cheapies. We may even get an extra discount as financial institutions all dump their silver (from the COMEX warehouses) to deleverage their positions elsewhere. Tho the discount will probably be very short lived for the physical counterpart.

This is not in my nature to try to pinpoint doom events, but here it's so blatant the implosion is underway that i have to do it. Game is over.

Hall of cost is propaganda

>>54901587
Is this (((you)))

>>54901587

The flatter your granite the more gold you can get for it trust me. .000050" of flatness for 1 oz of gold

jws

>>54901587
So buy now or wait for a drop? How are you so sure of this?

>>54901529
Kek so this chart is officially wrong as of today and y'all are still posting it. 2 more weeks GME baggies

>>54901537

Always remember to filter and report id J5NjnU/K to the SEC for misinformation, outright lies and hate speech

1) He posts 2 times in each thread mocking me for paying 63% premiums

2) He takes other people's posts and manipulates them.

3) He laughs at my naivetee and missing chin He scams people into savingg their money. This is an outrage. Free speech doesn't mean you can say mean things.

4) He/them/they make obscene and unfair profits while laughing at me

>>54901587
>JP Bullion just warned us that it will soon be illegal to buy silver
Sounds like a false claim since there's nothing called jp bullion lol

>>54901587
WTF is JP Bullion?
This is a bullshit answer:
>>54888606
As no search engine finds a "JP Bullion". Here's Google's result. It wants JM Bullion.

>>54901706
Don't think, just spend your entire paycheck on coins before the economy ends in 2 weeks

so how much gold do i need to stack to become the new giga kike who can hand out loans to the us military based on credit when the dollar hyper inflates? im trying to become the biggest kike ever i only have 80thousand in fiat right now, what do?

>>54901548

Bought the small ammo dip instead of the pm dip this week. Silver and gold fuckery is real fragile right now.

>>54901718
>80k
Oof finna need 81

>>54901652
Buy now. Drop will be bretty brief

>>54901688
How new are you?

JP Morgan (Silver $) is the biggest bank in America and controls the junk silver market keeping prices low so you get more silver for ur $

JP Bullion is their subsidiary they keep prices on bullion cheap and not because they love you but for (((((other reasons)))))

>>54901339
Just saw my id says junk

>>54901888
You're obviously an ignoramus, making shit up.
See:
>>54901706
Pic related: (You).

>>54901706
If you look uo his pasta along with jp bullion it brings up that jwieish guy >>54901599 in this post

>>54901888
Hello rafi barber

Is it happening this time? All the silver fags are talking about this like it's GME 2.0

>>54901922
>>54901934
>>54901951
>1922
>1934
>1951
Important years
My silvers has gone up quite a bit in the last decade.

>>54901934
Lmao this proves you retards will fall for anything we tell you, we can make you buy we can make you sell and we make $ either way for all the thousands of hours you retards spend here a paragraph of gibberish will fool you and you will hand over your cash like a shabbos goy. Anyhow, my assignment here is over it was fun mocking "yall" for being financial retards, I will check back in from time to time to manipulate you some more. Bye nazi larpers thanks for the dough

>>54901969
>the bot is finally gone

>54901969
>>54901984
Kek goodbye to that jike IQDELETE

>>54901984
>>54902012
>84'
>12'
Really liking the numbers I'm seeing.

>54901969
Heres the original pasta that rafi barber stole
>>54902024
>2024

If Pan Man or any other Pan anons are here (guess later, at burger-hours…), I need someone to confirm my theory (or to tell me I'm retarded, should that apply):
Unlike you folks out west, we're not in flood, but we're (finally, after 2 years of drought!) in mid to slighly elevated water levels again. So I can finally look at the flow over some structures that interested me, but that I haven't yet checked out.
That "basin", behind those two boulders (a) now looks rather promising, right? (a) is like the first big obstacle the water hits at this slight inside bend. If anything gets into that basin, it probably stays there. Probably won't hurt to clean it out. (P) is roughly the spot from where I took the lower pic at low water.
I think I posted another shot of this spot a while ago and pan man immidiately pointed in that direction.
also, (b) is some concrete structure with some cracks and lots of moss at the top, peaking out at low water, with some neat riffles left of it. Not really a priority spot, given (a), but probably worth checking out.

>>54902312
>also, (b) is some concrete structure with some cracks and lots of moss at the top, peaking out at low water, with some neat riffles left of it. Not really a priority spot, given (a), but probably worth ch
slightly better view of (b), at slightly lower water level.

>>54902325
Oh, and here's my nugget (lol) from a few weeks back when my hunch about some mountain stream paid off!
Impossible to get a good shot of those tiny things, but I guess it's still good enough for my fellow fine gold freaks to get off to.
I'll probably be in the area again next week. Gonna take my pan with me, let's hope I find some time to head out. Water level already is higher, but it's yet lacking glacial melt, so I might still have a chance to get into that gully.

>>54902341
Also, still haven't made it through this monster. I don't have enough time to read 600 pages of very dry scientific papers about ore mineralogy. But I really should, even though that creek isn't even mentioned in that book.

>>54902062
Anyone else plan on using silver paired with hyperinflation to takeaway woman rights? At this point this façade has gone on long enough, and needs to end.

>54901969
you never got a single (You) from me.

paper silver jews will seethe

>>54902570
We will have our moment.

TOTAL PANDA DEATH

>>54902690
that we shall, revenge will be ours.

>>54901308
What race is this
I love women who look half white or half asian

>>54901308
Used to have a mid-70s Kruger.

>>>/pol/426391871

32.5oz gold stacked, prepped to get another 2.5oz to make an even 35, but I don't know what do after that. Might just keep it in cash, maybe a bit of forex.

New additions

>>54901951
WHat's going on?

https://twitter.com/1MarkMoss/status/1655799607258132480

>>54901394
I'm tempted to go for a third ounce, but the catch is that I would have to pay it off. Technically I should be getting that money from the government (tax returns and other bonuses). But what if something happens, you know? Gotta play it patient.

>>54903281

>>54901387
Ok.

>>54901353
Based Martin Luther enjoyer.

I think they're my fav coin in my collection.

is now a good time to buy gold? Its at an ATH but the premiums are low.

I have 30k to spend on gold/silver

>>54904321
Dollar cost average

>>54901353
>>54901580
>>54903281
All good looking stuff there, I'm jealous.

>>54904321
The best time to buy gold will forever be 'right now'. Stack it, put it aside somewhere safe and never think about it.

I can’t see this government wrangling its population back into the dollar other than T bills. The best investments by the end of this year will be gold, silver, uranium, oil and treasuries. Commodities in general are set to make a massive run imo. Anyone else enjoy going on the hunt for silver and gold buys?

Did I get a good deal?

I bought some of these. Also have a tube of maples and a 10 ounce bar on the way.

>>54904532
This is exactly what I'm holding, replace treasuries with bitcoin

>>54904704
That's a real good looking coin!
Not really a fan of scottsdale's obverse. It reminds me of an annoyed anime girl.

>>54903222
I bumped your thread twice, but nobody seems to care much about this. Then again /pol/ is pretty shit most of the time.

>>54904634
What's the thesis for platinum?

>>54904764
It's shiny and a rock

>>54904764
low supply and low inventory, tight market

>>54904764
it's a meme
stick with the basics, gold and silver

>>54904704
>>54904734
I like the cowboy's look and the observe seems like a decent lion - don't see the anime girl I'm afraid.

>>54904743
It's been shit for ages mate. Blame the massive influx of shills/psy-ops/retards over the decade.

Regressing what's y'all's opinion on Texas Precious Metals? I'm paranoid about ordering stuff online and only got a few things from JMB however been curious about grabbing some from there.

>>54904859
t. Poorfag with only silver

>>54904728
So what about spending money? I’m holding 200k in T bills and another 60k in my checking for incidentals, waiting for the markets to bottom. If they don’t, at least I’m getting a nice APY%. I got some BTC, ETH and BAT too, but it’s more of a hedge for me. My house is paid off. Any gains off commodities from here will be put into gold or a potential real estate acquisition. I live in the nice part of a small city with niggers and crime. I need to keep pushing further into the woods.

Anyone else hyped for the US debt default?

>>54904764
Might pump hard off the inception of the 1 Trillion Dollar platinum coin

>>54904871
>Anyone else hyped for the US debt default?
Will be great for gold but not sure about silver

>>54902312
>>54902325
Morning!
Yes your right, that point in the flow is a great interruption zone, anything heavy will have to either stop there or nearby. I would for sure also check B spot at low water again after this, its rougher water but could have drop out points too.
>>54902341
your gold seems to have traveled a long distance, its rough but flat, its been through a lot to get to you.

>>54904899
Thoughts and prayers for all of the ozs that IQdelet shorted so he can afford his vacation next week.

>>54904899
Oops didn't meant to tag you just meant to post

>>54904888
This, 1oz platinum = $1 trillion USD

Where's the daily tamp? Those bozos at JPM better get to work. I need my cheapies!

>>54904764
>>54904777
Trips of truth. That alone makes it worth it!
>>54904888
Trips of lol, yeah, nope. I severely doubt that they'll do that, and even if, it's got nothing to do with the underlying metal. Though it's probably gonna pump somewhat, since a lot of folks are probably going to fomo in it if (and that's a big if) that happens.
tl;dr:
It's a high risk play and I'd only go for it if I got my Au and Ag covered. But high risk of course almost ruling out going to zero. It is rare and it has uses, so it's always gonna have some high-ish price, but fuck me if I'd gonna have to give a number.
>>54905132
>Yes your right, that point in the flow is a great interruption zone, anything heavy will have to either stop there or nearby. I would for sure also check B spot at low water again after this, its rougher water but could have drop out points too.
Neat. So my thinking was right. Now let's see if the gold also knows that, if the water level drops again. Also would be a nice spot to set up my sluice, next to B there's good drop with low-ish water.
>your gold seems to have traveled a long distance, its rough but flat, its been through a lot to get to you.
Compared to my other findings (see pic), I'd say that's rather not flat, so my guess was that the source is rather close. But it's really hard to tell from my pics, plus, it's all at max 1mm sized, so it's hard to judge the form.

>>54901718
The rockets need silver for their electronics, not gold.

And I really wanna clean out that wedgie properly. I've got some tube and a syringe now, my spoon and dentists equipment didn't get me anything from that spot.

>>54905275
They also need gold actually

>>54902886
Japanese.

>>54904859
I'm too poor for platinum to bros

>>54901718
>>54901339
You need to become a military contractor tier stacker. Endless metals, no weight limit no number, just ask and receive metals

>>54905147
He was like the Jim Cramer for /pmg
How will I know when to stack without him telling me not to?

What's in your opinion is the coolest silver thing minted in 2003 that isn't astronomically expensive? Want to get my younger brother a birthday present. I see some decent silver eagle prices on eBay but don't want to possibly pass up something really neat.

>>54905563
Get him a 2003 year of the goat Chinese zodiac piece; that’s what I do for my wife. You’re looking at higher premiums considering they’re 20 year old bullion but they will only continue to grow. Shit, I spent 45$ on a 1/2 ounce 1991 rabbit for my woman. They’re far more personalized compared to coins just from that specific year.

>>54902886
Rika Izumi, goddess of precious metals.

>>54905598
>chinese zodiac
Please leave chink niger
>>54905563
AMERICAN SILVER EAGLES are my 2nd favorite coin and due to them being common they make up a large crowd in my stack. Eagles or Krugs

Did anyone buy this shit? What's the point of stuff that's hard to parse as silver, hard to test as silver, and probably super hard to sell?

I havent posted anything stack related in a while and even though im busy i try and make sure i do some stacking.

have a photo of my dubs krug i got today

>>54905656
What the hell? I don't get it either, literally nothing about that Basketball's design gives away the fact it has silver. Just sell that actual green basketball.

>>54905656
as far as collectibles go, this is one that you will definitely not get your money back for

if you wanna buy a collectible, go for the booba

>>54905788
>go for the booba
and get BB for digits. I know now what I must do

>>54905788
What's going on here? (bottom right)

>>54905842
musculature

>>54905788
>if you wanna buy a collectible, go for the booba
Or Saint George.

>>54905563
>the coolest silver thing minted?
>wow dude check out my buffalo indian head silver round! Its neat
Kek i unironically don't hate the Indian heads, were the first rounds i starked

>>54905965
Did you take pictures of a car accident while you were driving?

>>54905673
Nice dubs! I didn't get so lucky with my random year krugs.

>>54905842
I think he's supposed to have the body of a walrus. He's got flippers

>>54905554
He really is our direct line on the pulse of the economy. I'm not sure what it will mean when he leaves but it will get me worried.

>>54905842
>>54906067
Belay that, he's a centaur
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Birth_of_Venus_%28Bouguereau%29

>>54905842
Hippocampus

>>54904867
I don't really have spending money but whatever I do have isn't quantified, its just spent.

>>54906060
For my first oz of gold im really happy, been wanting a krug for the longest time. maybe ill get an AGE next and yes of course, its scary how heavy 1oz of your own gold is.

>>54906016
No, but the trips gloenigger cars are always following and the silver allows my brain to conduct tachyonic warfare against them to stay one step ahead. Every day i see a car and I always try to take a random path... they are after the silver which theg cannot even touch, it'd burn their hands off

>>54906136
There's no clear indication that's a seahorse. Considering the upper body is human, that looks like a centaur. Hard to say, I've never heard of Aphrodite having any connection to centaurs, and seahorses are related to Poseidon.

>>54906016
Statistically its impossible to see this many trips on license plates, only explanation is that the silver is conductive of wonder. The unit of wonder js W and the higher the Ag, the more electron flow for the W-Ag ratio, which has been trending higher and higher, don't worry, hp livecraft levels of wonder would required the world to be plated in gold n silver.

>>54906259
Yea I saw the water and the horse front and thought of a hippocampus I could definitely be wrong.

>>54904859
>>54904764
i bought on march 25th. Im up like $200. ez

>>54901387
no
>>54903980
kinebar fren

I'm off my meds.

>>54901308
just got pic Chinese 995 24k queen Elizabeth pendant in the mail. ended up being 8.6g without the rope so not that big of a win.

>>54905322
Next time you are at that spot try bringing back the blue rock thats wedges in there, top left of the moss patch - might be interesting

>>54906968
>I'm off my meds.
Here, ave another line of silver.

>>54906978
*pic related

Sibanye lost 10% rev Q1 this year, its not that bad I suppose, I thought it would be much worse due to power outages and general collapse of South African conditions

>>54907038

Nice.

>>54906978
It's also chink gold so probably not even real lol

>>54907366
Chinese, Indians, and Arab-indians produce the majority of the 24k jewelry globally. Chinks produce tons of this stuff a year.

>>54906655
Friday march 24th 1933 jduea declared war on Germany. GERMANY USED SILVER TO DEFEAT THE JEW

>>54906968
>off my meds
Based

>>54907429
They also produce a ton of fake Casio watches

>>54907510
learn how to test gold and you can buy gold without stress.

Has anyone bought silver from reddit?

>>54907767

Are you crazy?

>>54907038
>Here, ave another line of silver.

Based fellow silver addict, I cut out a few rails of pure for ya fren

>>54907836

This thread is getting wild.

>>54907854
>This thread is getting wild.
Indeed.

>>54907900

Holy mackerel.

GSM Buffalos for $29, Krugs for $32. Should I pull the trigger?

>>54907836
Not that I'm encouraging this, but the old plastic McDonald's straws were fucking amazing for sniffs. Just cut a piece off, don't use the whole straw.

>>54901387
>tfw I can only afford lame dime sized gold coins

Silver has a built in safety feature... Once you have enough to be worth stealing, it will make your XL sized safe impossible to reasonably move

>>54907995
pretty sure thats a 1oz bar, champ

>>54908057
Yes I know. I'm priced out of such decadence as 1 ozt of gold.

>>54908037
yeah but I need to be a bit mobile.
Do you guys have any pointers for wheeled carriers and sturdy backpacks to transport silver with?

Where is the tamp, I need to buy.

>>54908325
the tamp was $25.34 bro

>>54908325
Just start your own fudbot bro

>>54908325
IQDELET's blimp ran out of helium and the fine for touchdown was more than he could afford.

>>54907836
>>54907836
Careful anon its a risky game your playing with your health when you coat your innards with silver, before you know it you'll astrally project yourself into next week in about 30 seconds time.

>>54907836
>pretty soon youll be asking yourself, if I could pop it why not snort it? Then after a while youllbe thinking, okay I can snort jt too, but I could also shoot it up (the silver)

>>54908444
dang, molten silver in your veins. crazy mothrrfucker

>>54908444
Checked
This is the face of a man brave enough to drink it, I need to see someone brave enough to shoot it straight into their veins.

>>54907964
Up to you but i believe i recently got a couple of of Krugs and buffalo's around those prices. Of course I'm a sucker who doesn't mind paying premiums too much

>>54907465
No they didn't, retard. The Reichsmark was made from silver but it was proto-bitcoin (proof of work).

>>54907900
Just slammed 5 grams of silver, literally feeling like pic related

>>54908491
>no they didn't use silver
>they just used silver
Coinage facilitated the medium of exchange of work, proof of work was in the coinage. The jews did not want Germans ro issue their own coinage because they were trying to short Germany as a whole.

>>54908517
You're misinformed, the value of the Reichsmark was not in the metal value, evidenced by the fact that they stopped making them out of silver shortly after the war and the value didn't plummet to zero. Saying the Reichsmark was backed by silver is dishonest and you're doing it to shill your bags. The Reichsphennigs weren't made of silver, but they were part of the German currency system, which was backed by German labor, not metal.

>>54908491
Yea except their work produced something, were bitcoin is just a receipt claiming someone did work and nothing else.

>>54908592
this
a currency backed by the labor of german men sounds based tho

>>54908592
>this is what /pmg/ boomers actually think about bitcoin
Bitcoin mining uses more power (which takes work to produce) than many small countries. A bitcoin is evidence (proof) that work was done and stored within the bitcoin (making it a store of value). Just because it's digital doesn't make it any less valid. Ford was going to invent bitcoin but he got meme'd by Ford vs General Motors and ignored by the government.

>>54908561
>when you control your coinage there are no jews to print pic related into oblivion.
I agree with you the currency is backed by labor and that creates the value of the metal, which is why metals are good for proof of work. They were able to use those metals at the peak purchasing power because the jews could not devalue their labor through inflation, their metals through commercial paper, or their peoples through the media. It is not misinformed to say they were backed by silver because I literally have silver Reichsmarks. Works proof is metal tradeable as a medium of exchange. They used metal, silver was not the sole thing of course however the most important part tk recognize is that the metal is physical and digitcal coins are a digital iou for that.

>>54908641
My point is that the value of a Reichsmark was in no way related to its silver content. It's nice to make coins from valuable metals to protect against certain things, but it could have been made out of wood and functioned the same so long as it's still possible to protect from counterfeits. A Reichsmark minted in 1944 with zero silver content is worth the same as one minted in 1937 and made from silver in terms of the Nazi era German economy.

>>54908686
>could have been wood
I disagree, they were being attacked by international jews in a war so vital resources were diverted. One thing to consider is the half oz coin had a denominations of 5 on it, anywhere else in the world silver (and other metals) were shorted to keep their purchasing power low to keep paper high, rhe US counterparts coin walking liberty was a mere 50 cents. The jews were pissed that the common German people suddenly had the option to exchange their metals for gold, as their metal was now at the peak valuabilty of purchasing power. A Wwii German wooden coin would have had more purchasing power than a metal coin elsewhere simply because the German labor behind it which is why Hitler was right in that a people needs to have their own nation. The jew fears the real value of metals.

>>54908633
All that power and work isn't stored its expended and turned into a digital note. It's not a house, a steel bar, a bale of cotton, art, or even cow shit which at least has a use, its just a digital piece of paper. The only thing crypto mining produces are notes claiming crypto was mined. It's a waste of energy and man power that could be used to create something tangible or at least something mentally stimulating.

>>54908633
Bitcoin is not a store of energy value like PMs are. The amount of power it takes to produce a bitcoin can go up and down depending on the price. If bitcoin crashes and miners shut off, bitcoin could be mined for very little power. Gold and silver will always require a certain amount of energy to dig out of the ground and refine. So the metals are good stores of energy value not bitcoin.

>>54908818
The power of the iron is proof of the labor which is why it also tradeable. Things that have proof can be traded. However some proven items are proven to be more liquid than others. Btc is not very liquid. I still havent gotten a clear answer on how many btc its gonna take for me to put in 10 gallons of gas, that IQDELET bot named Rafi Barber left with no answer

>>54908747
>anywhere else in the world silver (and other metals) were shorted to keep their purchasing power low to keep paper high
This is what I don't understand about /pmg/, you acknowledge that global finance uses its power to suppress the price of assets they see as a threat to their control, yet when confronted with the fact that the money put in to attacking crypto reeks of desperate panic, they still dismiss it as a scam ponzi. What is the power of global finance? Printing money. All power comes from that well, what happens when the printer is permanently turned off? That's what bitcoin is and that's why they're scared. 21 million, no more, no magic, no fakes, no hidden deposits, guaranteed, permanent scarcity.

The joke part is I own metals and don't bother posting here because the level of reddit that comes out when crypto comes up is simply too much.

>>54908826

Ever notice every time BTC takes a dump their shills are in /pmg/ spouting off like it’s going to somehow raise the price in the market for it? I notice.

>>54908891
Do you actually think the 15 autists on /biz/ with enough in crypto to care about daily market movements also care enough to come to /pmg/ thinking that will affect the price? /pmg/ could never pump the price because it would take them 3-4 weeks to liquidate their metal and bank it to even buy crypto. Reminder if you bought before 2020 you're nicely green.

>>54908390
>>54908444
Here's a better version.

>>54905322
oh man that looks like a PERFECT gold trap, nice hard bedrock, and its packed with gravels.
>>54905250
would love to see an assay on this micro gold, it could give some clues to where it could have come from.

how can silver be a store of value if that value is being manipulated as /pmg/ claims?

>>54908838
A distinct and important difference in iron and bitcoin is not only does the iron show work but the iron has use as a nail, hammer, engine, etc. If bitcoin didn't have a fiat value assigned to it what could you do with it? That is a question people need to ask themselves because as bad as fiat is you can at least burn it for warmth.

>>54908937

>>54908937
certified retard. Believe and faith are value, I believe shiny rocks to have worth, therefore they have worth. Guess what many start to lose belief in? Fiat currency. Fiat currency and God. Yet I believe in the only true God Jesus Christ and his divine shiny rocks which he created for us to dig up, refine and mint into beatufiul coins. Amen

>>54908944
yeah

>>54908944
Or toys? I dunno

>>54908937
Even if they weren't a store of value they still have value for their uses in the medical field, electronics, art, etc giving them value.

>>54908937
>how can silver be a store of value if that value is being manipulated as /pmg/ claims?
Ending the manipulation reveals its real value. Considering the banksters manipulate the market price, the only tool left for the public is to drain the vaults with silver deficits and delivery.

>>54901308
anybody here use a metal detector to find lost jewelry? I've been meaning to get one but haven't got around to it. I follow some metal detecting forums and it is insane what some people find.

>>54909034
>Ending the manipulation reveals its real value
Is that why after FTX went down and SBF was arrested bitcoin magically jumped to $32k from $16k?

>>54908944
>If bitcoin didn't have a fiat value assigned to it what could you do with it? That is a question people need to ask themselves because as bad as fiat is you can at least burn it for warmth.

Bitcoin is just another fiat currency, so it would be no different than buying one fiat currency with another. The difference Bitcoin has over state issued fiat currency is that it's fully decentralized (unless that Satoshi pulls a fast one). That means the public is monetarily free from the banksters and tyrannical states. It's still fiat shit, but the best of the bad system. Advantage of fiat over trading in precious metals is that it's superior for national and international trade, gold and silver trade only has the advantage on the local level.

>>54909002
>>54909018
Exactly even if fiat is worthless monetary wise, it still has the value of being flammable and being able to be sewn together if push came to shove.

>>54908937
becuase its value predates the manipulation by thousands of years. Something doesn't become less valuable becuase jews say so.

>>54909083
I dunno. I'm not paying attention to all the ins and outs that don't affect me.

>>54909112
Fiat can be printed infinitely when needed. Go ask miners to print the remaining supply + more on top because you suddenly need to for some reason.

>>54909116
yeah

>>54909136
doesn't matter. it's still fiat. the rate of inflation of btc is massive, btw. just because there's a max cap doesn't mean inflation isn't happening

>>54909136
You didn't read a bloody thing I said.

>>54909154
>>54909156
>says BTC is just another fiat
>BTC doesn't meet the criteria of fiat currency
>doesn't matter
I didn't need to read further than "BTC is just fiat" because anything based on that premise isn't worth reading because it's factually wrong.

>>54908818
yeah this nigger writes about btc like you can generate power from the blockchain loool

>>54909154
>the rate of inflation of btc
There is no inflation of Bitcoin because all the Bitcoin has been mined. The only thing that inflates or deflates is how many people are putting their store of labor into it.

>>54909171
It works exactly the same as fiat though. Show me where I am wrong here.

>>54909171
your definition of fiat is wrong and stupid

>>54909185
>There is no inflation of Bitcoin because all the Bitcoin has been mined.
no it hasn't. lol you don't even know what you have invested in, kiddo

>>54909112
It may be decentralized on paper but what's stopping the powers that be from buying the majority of it and manipulating the price? Since in recent years its reputation has changed from secure replacement for fiat to a speculative stock to be bought, sold, and shorted. I will concede in a digital world it would have the advantage of speed of transaction if the majority of people and businesses accepted it.
>>54909136
It may not be printable but how divisible is it? Because if the decimal point can be moved over far enough it may as well be infinite. Once that limit is reached what's to stop price manipulation? It's gone from what 6k to 60k to 19k to 27k in a 3 or 4 year period. That doesn't seem like a natural increase or decrease in value to me.

>>54909112
Gold and silver trade at a local level is even sort of cope considering bitcoin can be easily verified, can be arbitrarily divided, converted to local currency with extreme ease, etc.

>>54909171
I already tried to tell you… BTC is not a store of energy value like the metals are.

>>54909146
All excellent pics by the way, thank you

>>54909237
yeah except nobody wants to deal with your shitcoin except a few hipster businesses

>>54909249
dude, you can heat your home using the power of the block you signed on BTC's blockchain. it has a lot of energy stored in it xD just plug your heater into the blockchain!

Getting specific gravity of 9.8 on silver. What's the fineness?

>>54909262
Nobody wants to deal with anything besides dollars for obvious reasons. There are certainly benefits to metals though

>>54909303
Mutt, the world is dedollarizing. nobody wants your Bretton woods II, your swift system, your scam financial products etc.

>>54908491
What's the source of that?
I knew that Hitler was actually against precious metals, but that's some interesting context.
And it's very hilarious how this general idolizes the man.

>>54909226
>but what's stopping the powers that be from buying the majority of it and manipulating the price?
Literally the story of every commodity on the planet. Welcome to the free market.

>>54909392
Exactly, if any one person or group are able to by a large enough amount to manipulate it then no matter how much anyone says the word decentralized it's not decentralized.

>>54909377
mutts are famous for making up quotes and academic swindling in general. I'll take that "quote" with a grain of salt.

>>54909185

Anon, the problem with crypto is that it was a convenient outing for the fed to keep people using the dollar via tangible asset that had no real value outside of discretion which at this point, with what happened to Bankman, it's has been incontriviably proven that the feds know how to track it. Crypto was a good idea. now that a great/greater depression is coming, you physically cant hold it. Even worse, it had no tangible value outside of E-commerce, to which if the dollar goes busto, exactly how are you going to order crap online? In dollars? Using BTC? The banks will collapse, and there wont be anywhere to reliably offload your BTC that will accept it, you couldn't even trade that shit for fiat at that point. Sure, 30-50 grand in fiat, but can you even withdraw any of that knowing that fraction reserve banking is about to rear its ugly fucking head as it does every 8-16 years? Im not fudding you, this is something you seriously have to consider here. The m2 money chart is unsustainable. Also, if you think the FED is going to allow you to trade BTC for Yuan. No, the American Government is about to become Washington killer tier tyrannical.

Metals after SHTF was always discrete, tried and true. If you just view everything as fud, at least buy SOME Pm's. Im not asking you guys to dip 95% of your PF's into this, but these retards are clearly either royally fucking it up on purpose, or have no idea what the fuck they are doing.

>>54909421
Probably taken out of context. Germany was in crippling debt and their economy was destroyed with hyperinflation. There was no trust in money and Hitler's plans didn't involve or require money, it required morale, spirit and unity, and that was what ended up restoring their economy.

>>54909415
What good is a method of exchange if you're the only owner of it. If something becomes unobtainable for the public, then they will find something else to use. Think for a second how much you would need to buy all of Bitcoin. It would then have the opposite effect of having near zero value because the public won't exchange goods for it.

>>54908917
>flip side of coin is B L A N K
Also wtf I only see a single website mentioning this coin's existence

>>54908931
>oh man that looks like a PERFECT gold trap, nice hard bedrock, and its packed with gravels.
Yeah, looks really great, but apparently, there's not too much gold in that creek. Oh well, I hope I can dig, or rather scrape, around some more. I'll keep this general updated. Worst outcome is spending some hours at an absolutely fantastic spot, so I'll win anyways.
>assay
that'd be very interesting, but I'm afraid I'm not gonna waste my money on that. Oddly enough, for those spots I got it from, I don't know about any scientific work on that gold. Was never really commercially mined, but there was some mines way upstream where there's some old mineralogy literature. It's all on my todo list if I ever got too much time on my hands. No new work done, since it's not commercially viable. Kinda low key working on some scientific paper about it right now, let's see if I make something of it. Probably gotta decide soon, If i do it, I put my panning equipment on my tax returns as work expense.

>>54909258
weimar era 1923, I like 'em too

>>54909447
Anon, I'm primarily a precious metals stacker. I'm not arguing for Bitcoin over gold and silver, I'm arguing that Bitcoin has its uses for national and international trade because it's globally instant and has no transportation costs because the data is masses. With a wallet storing your transactions you don't need banks anymore to be a mediator. Banks exist because gold and silver on their own have limitations, so they can't destroy the debt system that shackles us all. A decentralized fiat type system is the only way to defeat them because it makes their system antiquated and obsolete.

>>54909074
Met some detector guys when panning twice. One was looking around at some river gravel, but only found some old-ish coins and various stuff (mostly nails…) which also occasionally show up in my pans and another was just talking to me, telling me he's detecting around old roman roads and he got some coins and a sword.
Wasn't there some anon round these threads a few months back, detecting at stormwater drains (sp?) that collect all the cities goodies? I think he mentioned jewelry (and guns). Oh, and probably syringes…
Actually, there's some chance to find some jewelry panning too.
Friend of mine was playing in a river with his kid and he lost his wedding ring, since the cold water shrank his skin, so it fell off. He searched for it and found it.
But seems like this isn't a rare occasion. When I was at this spot, some boomer couple chatted me up, and the guy was asking if I already had found some gold, because he lost his wedding ring a few kilometers upstream. So there's probably a notable number of jewelry in any given, accessible river.

>>54909457
If you own the majority you hold it creating an artificial drought driving the price up, when the price is high enough you sell which will likely lead to a crash but netting you a healthy profit, you take that profit and start buying it up again at the new low which will steadily increase the price again. Rinse and repeat. I think at its current price its all worth roughly 500 billion but they don't need or want to own all of it just enough to manipulate the market. As long as people think they can be the lucky one that goes from working a day job to retirement overnight the people will keep buying in and the big guys will keep taking their money.

>>54909296
Chatgpt doesn't know either.

>>54909494
I've seen this one a few times but not the others. I've heard of people using paper and cloth money for clothes and things but never actually seen it.

>>54909612
You seem to misunderstand me. I don't view Bitcoin as a store of value, I view Bitcoin as a medium of exchange. The only things that have real value are the tangible, not made up numbers on paper or a computer.

Also there's a limit to how much the mega rich can spend, and as for the manipulation of the markets, don't forget the gangsters own the market exchanges like the LME. Shit needs work, never said it was going to be simple or straightforward uprooting these greedy bastards.

>>54909572
from what I understand metal detecting is just about pure luck. There's a lot of metal on the ground -- whether it's bottle caps, pop can pull tabs, nails, random junk people have dropped etc. Finding real gold jewelry and nuggets I don't think is very common but I think it's a nice hobby in the summer especially if your family is into camping. just walk around in the woods on the hiking trail with the metal detector and see if you find anything.. same with beaches.

>>54909694
>these greedy bastards.
pragmatically if this where the 1900's i would of agreed with you.
But something of this size, is systemic. Its not just greed, its fueled by hate, and it shows as time goes on.

>>54909377
I wonder what this coin is made out of? Hitler knew what money was and he was so powerful he did not even need the gold to defeat the jew, the power of that man. >>54908917
Based thank you meme maker
>>54909289
Bitcoin heaters
What is bitcoin, in your words
>>54908937
They cant tamper the value down forever and it floats upkeeping with commodities better than fiat.


How many bitcoins does it take to get 19 gallons of gas?

>>54909415
Decentralization has nothing to do with who owns what supply of bitcoin

>>54909735
Hitler did not defeat Jews he died in a bunker and Germany proceeded to become a Jewish kritarchy

>>54909486
an XRF tool through a local university would be your best bet. That would give you a basic idea of the gold grade and its included elements.
It would be cheap / free too if you ask nicely.

>>54909572
>Wasn't there some anon round these threads a few months back, detecting at stormwater drains (sp?) that collect all the cities goodies? I think he mentioned jewelry (and guns). Oh, and probably syringes…

Heh that's me, no detecting though you just scoop and run the stuff through a sifting screen then pick out the coins and jewelry. Detecting is great too if you're not a retard and swing in the right spots but I luv me some good old stormwater sewer outflows most of all.

>>54909768
Yes yes I know decentralized distributed network etc etc it means nothing if a group of individuals are controlling the price and flow of the already mined coins

>>54909892
this
just give up, stinkies :}}

>>54909694
I understand you and agree it could be a great means of exchange if it had a set or a naturally occurring value but as it is right now you don't know day to day what it will be worth and the range between highs and lows is so massive you can't really make a guess

>>54905656
I would if it weren't $200
I love mountain dew!!

>>54905656
Indeed, only a stamp on the other side has a clue it's silver, and its mass, and origin.

>>54905656
Real gamers know

>>54909983
Stop driking this liquid poop fren, think of what your guts have to endure lol

>>54905673
Is that a silver otoya or is it the sample coin?

Lads, ive seen this Dutch piss being advertised, are they trying to covertly tell the normies or are they trolling them like they do when they advertise shitcoins coloured gold/silver??

Any other anons here midwits? I've finally accepted it. I'm not talented, good at writing or math. I just want a small trailer with land, a small chicken farm, and to keep stacking. It feels relieving to take the burden of high expectations off.

>30 blocked posts
Wonder what those might be

>>54910427
Most people are pretty retarded, the more retarded the smarter they consider themselves.

>>54910502
Mr. Lahey is on his own private shit island with his 1,000 oz stack

Can I use my energy bill as a form of paper currency? we can call it proof of work.

>>54910229
I can't stop. I love goyslop and dew too much.
Go on without me anons.

>>54901407
Damn they made Martin Luther such a chad on this coin with his jaws lol.

>>54905673
nice coins holoanon. i too have those japanese pieces

>>54901308
>missed the chance to get the Australian naval collection
>have to overpay to eBay muppets and hope the coins are real
Pain

>>54901308
Invest in lead, a PM

>>54910502
This is actually the most factual stack list on here
250 ounces of silver converted to dollars will actually get you a decent Bubbles sized shed to live in
500 ounces will actually get you a used single wide if you get a good deal

>>54910635
Nice spoon! You smoke too?

>>54910615
I know the feeling. I get Burger King once in a while.

>>54909875
does that actually work? What kind of jewelry have you found?

>>54910603
Or I can make an NFT of my Electric bill each month and stack hard. Proof of work.

>>54910350
It's just marketing

Any Australian anons in here? I'm going to Northeast Australia later this year and I'm wondering what your LCS offerings are.

>>54910615
>Spent $100 of silver budget on pancakes and bacon and ham and a omelette and potatoes and toast and coffee

>>54910855
Buy the mother and baby dingo coin it's so cute :3

I haven’t ran my a/c or turned lights on in my house. I cook with wood I collected near my apartment, and eat solely bulk chicken wing bone-in. Dandelion teas from the weeds I get before the people mow. I’ve accumulated 125oz in 9months doing this.

>>54910880
I'll take a look. I imagine they'll be pretty expensive
>>54911002
Based and grug pilled

>>54910765
>does that actually work? What kind of jewelry have you found?

Yeah, it's not for pussies afraid of getting wet and dirty though. Pic is an example of some of the stuff sifted from storm sewers, the 2 gold rings (1 broken) were found within minutes of eachother. For jewelry normally it's rings, earrings and pendants that turn up. The silver gets a bit eaten up by the caustic conditions but is more common than jewelry in old storm drains.

>>54911002
eating just 1 meal a day I stack an extra ~30oz/mo

>>54910656
>>54910672
>Disgusting crack monkeys
Why not just strip abandoned houses and steal sewer caps

>>54911149
>crack
That's likely heroin. Which means it's likely laced with fentanyl. Which means those posters will likely OD soon.

Kitty loves silver.

Everything is expensive right now. Even noahs arks are at 27 euros. Looks like the best deal is a monster box of 2022 bulls & bears + free tube. Comes out to 26.05 euros/oz.

>>54909782
What happened in 1934? The Germans purchasing power drastically increased to the point where a 5 reichsmark half oz silver coin was being exchanged for 2 silver dollars oz (26 grams, this was b4 troy oz were adopted) then translated to gold which the Germans turnes into really nice bars. FdR and jewry were not thrilled about this at all. Hitler destroyed the paper ponzi schemes in Germany.

>>54911397
Gave a still to an AI lmao

stupid fucking goyim

stop buying Silver

>>54911514
mmmhhhmmmmmmmmm

Nope

>54911514
jews cannot physically touch silver for it would burn through their skin due to the olygodynamic effect.

>>54911514

>>54911488
Based silver 1488 stacker cat

>>54911526
based

Tomorrow is ~~TPS~~CPI report. Don't forget the cover page (you got the memo, right?)

>>54911532
>jews cannot physically touch silver for it would burn through their skin due to the olygodynamic effect.
This is why they seethe at stackers so much and prefer to paper trade inflated silver certificates. I’d love to drive a silver stake right thru a Jews heart

>>54911149
>Why not just strip abandoned houses and steal sewer caps
Where do you think I get my stacking money from?
>>54910675
>>54910875
I think I'm gonna get some more taco bell bros oh no

>>54911790
Based but can I have my manhole back?

>>54911752
Based stake driver

>>54911790
>taco bell
Peak goyslop right there. I only get it when I'm drunk, which is rare.

New thread.
>>54911889
>>54911889
>>54911889

>>54911870
How many bigmac coins is a burrito?

>>54901387
I just got this in a 1oz bar for the mrs, and got my first Krugerrand last week, already posted about it.

>>54911926
I would love a gold Krugerrand but I keep buying other pms. Then add the impulse pm purchases and suddenly I have no fiat left.

>>54912080
Nice golden ark!

Aw yiss

>>54910263
thats the sample, i didnt want to trip post,

>>54910635
next month i think ill dump my entire budget into those bar coins. though i debt maxxed a bit to get that gold so its gonna be a smaller order.

>>54908561
how is a labor backed currency in real terms any different from other fiat currencies?

>>54913200
Germany had no gold at the time due to reparations and thus had no money to do normal economic transactions with. By using fiat instead of gold (that didn't exist in sufficient amounts as it was constantly getting drained by Versailles) there was sufficient liquidity to actually have a functioning economy. The whole "backed by labor" thing was just how they set up the money printer to pay the public works laborers in exchange for actual infrastructure, instead of the bankers in exchange for nothing like in Weimar times.

>>54904496
>The best time to buy gold will forever be 'right now'. Stack it, put it aside somewhere safe and never think about it.
Giga based. Statement also applicable to silver, platinum and firearms/ammo.

>>54909486
I'm living vicariously through you. I want to go gold hunting too.... Where is this?

>>54914354
It’s in Austria. But about any mountain range should have some at least OK-ish areas (but maybe some retarded laws).
Where are you at? Maybe I can give you some pointers.
Oh, and be prepared to be disappointed! There’s a reason gold is so expensive. It’s damn hard to find any substantial amounts. Probably haven’t even recovered the money I did spend for my pan and shovel.