/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55063230

Bought 10 of these bad boys at a good price, got them today. You can barely see the images lol. At least I won't regret selling them.

I love how the photo of them on the computer looks

What's your favorite piece?

I bought my first piece of gold today after accumulating 400oz of silver. A fucking leaf.
Does gold stacking turn into a new addiction?

>>55063230
Gross Satanic coin

Where's the tranny who always complains about early bakes?

>>55063360
does that have the king on the back, cuz if so, gay

>>55063360
Shipping? Wtf
Yes. There's nothing like it. I got on the gold train about where you were. That's still mostly what I buy.

I bought a whole king stack of the otoya coins lmao

>>55063360
Yes

pre-33 my beloved

>>55063360
>Does gold stacking turn into a new addiction?
lol - it would be, if I could afford it.

>>55063309
Buffalo proof, ASE proof, or '23 panda

>>55063309
Oof... so many... hard choice. For bullion, I'd say the Niue Galileo. But for touching base with the Earth, this nugget.

>>55063387
I had the thought that what if silver NEVER goes up but gold moons? Imagine how much it would suck if silver was at $30 an ounce and gold went to $10000. Imagine being the type who stacks PMs, but missing out because you stacked the wrong PM.
Don't get me wrong I like silver and still believe in it, but central banks aren't stacking silver. They are stacking gold. So I don't want all my eggs in one basket.

>>55063230
It's my birthday today Anons, I just treated myself to adding this to my stack. What do you guys think? It's my first flatware set outside of Ikea or Walmart. I intend to use it daily to eat kraft dinner and chicken nuggets.

>>55063468
Those proof coins sure are nice. I'm going to try for the gold liberty this year. Was too indecisive last year, and I really regret it.
>>55063455
What's in the slab?
>>55063491
Thinking outside the box, nice choice

>>55063521
poccии пять pyблeй 1902г

>>55063513
Damn that's nice
>>55063504
You should definitely have both. Gold seems like a little more stable store of value. It's more rewarding for me to buy an oz than bleed out each week buying bits of silver.
>>55063542
Very jealous

>>55063562
The guy told me to wait until today to buy it because they're starting the 20% spring sale today. Not gonna say no to a $1,000 discount

Quick reminder that j3ws cannot gold physical silver because it would burn through their hands.

Wagmi

>>55063513
>I intend to use it daily
That's wonderful, Anon. We have three sets - two inherited, one as wedding gift, and we use none of them because they're "too good." So we eat off crappy stuff that's "dishwasher safe."
Use it, man.

>>55063589
We were having such a nice thread without you

In 1933, after electing Hitler and smasbing the jweish paper ponzi scheme, the Gernans traded a half oz 5 reichsmark silver coin for 2 silver certificates then redeemed the silver, essentially trading 1 oz of silver for almost 4 oz of silver. They squeezed the j3ws so hard that wwii began not too soon after

>>55063504
If that happens, those who stacked at 1:100 weight ratio will sell their physical gold and buy physical silver. They would quadruple their physical silver stack this way. That demand is literally impossible to supply.

>>55063619
>>55063619
I own more silver than you, this is the only reply you will get from me unless it is in a more positive note from you, you little faggot.

>>55063513
Looks like "Royal Danish" by International? A classy set that seems reasonably popular and thus liquid, very nice addition to the stack anon.

Silver is a karate chop through the federal reserves neck. They can't print out money forever. Just picked up a handful of krugs today.

>>55063650

Some of the ways the jweish paper ponzi scheme uses its tricks. They also send out bags of rocks, not metals. But stones rocks pebbles. London metal exchange delivered many contracts to high volume clients who (((discovered))) the rocks not being pure nickel balls.

>>55063675
You're right anon!

Financial instruments are a jweish paper ponzi scheme to rehypothecate a small amount of metals that they actually own. We probably own multiple times more than them

>>55063491
Fugg.
I want to find one like that!

>>55063666
Thanks Satan. My girlfriend is Danish. I figured a pattern that paid homage to Denmark would appeal to her tastes. Georg Jensen was either too expensive or too rare but this antique shop had Royal Danish sterling by International so I went for it.

>>55063666
Howabout a 9999 to cancel out your tripsix. Is it normal for a precious metals dealer to scan your palm? This place i went to scanned my hand to let me through the door

Americans hoarding coins following the removal of silver.l from the currency.

>>55063725
Yeah - I punted.
I know I'll never be out in panning in the wild, so reality sunk in and I bought it

>>55063504
>I had the thought that what if silver NEVER goes up but gold moons?

They already did that with the internationally coordinated demonetization of silver in the 1800s, I really don't see yet another divergence of the GSR even further from the mining ratio as likely or sustainable. Maybe a big global monetary happening would cause a temporary mooning of the ratio but it would signal to everyone waiting with cash that it's time to pounce on silver.

>>55063757
>homage to Denmark
You may want to consider getting some .830 or .925 Viking ship salt cellars, they were made in Denmark, Norway and Sweden and are pretty cool I think. The larger longship "master salts" are quite impressive but tend to be a bit pricey.

>>55063827
When I was a kid I went to this national park and panned out a gram of gold. I still have it somewhere in a glass jar, still in the water.
I farted on a jew
Simple as

>>55063504
I don't think theres enough paper in the world to hold down silver.

>>55063504

>>55063793
>Americans hoarding coins following the removal of silver.l from the currency.
A lot of those americans are still alive, you can just ask us about it.

nobody was hoarding coins. Not individual people anyways. We couldn't afford it or if we could afford it we didn't figure it would pay big in a reasonable span of our lifetime, and we were right.

what actually happened is businesses, mostly illegal businesses and quasi-legal stuff like mob-run casinos were taking coins and melting them for sale on the black markets because spot was already higher than face value. But to make any money on that sort of arbitrage you had to melt hundreds of tons of coins. And they did. Several people got busted for it and it slowed down some. But the US was minting coins just to have mobsters melt them down and sell the metal back to the mint. I don't personally know anyone that was just hoarding silver, that would've been dumb. Like you guys hoarding pre-82 pennies or modern nickels or something. The payoff was so tiny and the fact that you'd need to store huge quantities of change for decades was burdensome enough that nobody hoarded them. If we found silver in our change we might take it to the LCS and turn it in for cash, after which it got melted for scrap, but we weren't hoarding shit.

>>55063373
How is a Persian coin satanic?

>>55063504
>Imagine how much it would suck if silver was at $30 an ounce and gold went to $10000
this could never happen, because way too many people will be converting their gold for massive stacks of silver

>>55063978
dont mind him, burgers are retarded

>France cited once among the whites nations
>France cited a second time among the shitskins nations
OH NON NON NON NON NON PAS COMME CA!

>>55063513
That's absolutely lovely, do it
>poorfag who's only silverware is a functionally useless tiny plated spoon

>>55063974
>trust me we weren't holding coins so just like dont do it you need a lot of money
Can you even hold silver barehanded

>>55064002
>farsi on the front
>german on the back
My head hurts.

>>55063504
Wont happen, and hot take here : central banks will soon go back to basics and hold silver too.

>>55064062
thats because you have been dropped on hard surfaces by your mother when you were a baby

>>55063360
>Does gold stacking turn into a new addiction?
Yes.
The good news is that it is far lighter per unit fiat.

>>55064075
No it's because there's farsi on the front of the coin and german on the back.

>>55064002
well I'm a burger and married to a Persian, which is why I thought the comment was strange, my wife told me the lion was a symbol for the king prior to the revolution so I wasn't sure how a lion was satanic anymore than the lion that is used on UK coins

>>55064055
I don't care if you do it.
I'm just sayin boomers weren't doing it.
Most boomers held silver through the 80's and into the 90's, a few still hold the stuff.

but nobody was hoarding it in the 60's because the difference between face and spot was small and scrapping coins was illegal. The cost of hoarding was large back when you could get a new car for a couple grand or a house for less than ten grand. You about had to be rich to hoard change because it was worth a hell of a lot more back then.

>>55063513
Please tell me this is a second hand silverware set. Pls pls pls pls.

>>55064098
Where its at now

>>55063513
Holy shit, nigger!
Happy Birthday!!
How much did that cost? $3k?
I have six silver forks that I use (one of) every meal. (I count them every time I do dished!)

>>55064002
I think it was you who posted that HH coin in an earlier thread, inspiring me to find one. I found one at a vendor, and a month and three unanswered emails later, they called and said they "couldn't find it in the store." So they cancelled the order (some silver too) and a week later I still didn't see the check or a USPS notification of upcoming delivery. Called and they said "Oh, we'll do that today." Long story short, the check finally arrived and I found one at APMEX of all places for $6 less.
I'm looking forward to getting that. Thanks for bringing its existence to my attention.

>>55064110
>worth a lot more
Its nuts how even though the number prices were lower it still had worth because of the buying power. >>55064111
It is sexond hand silver nice trips
>>55064098
How it started

>>55064136
yes

>>55063513
Happy birthday fren. May your stack grow heavy and muscles grow strong

Hey, where's that anon who like bags of junk?
I made this for you. 100F.

>>55064155
>Its nuts how even though the number prices were lower it still had worth because of the buying power
yes, the value hasn't changed much, the price has.

but all that means is boomers in the 60's didn't get nearly as much change, and it was much harder to hoard it. The disappearance of silver from circulation was due to massive black market melting projects, which is well documented. Also it's part of the excuse they used to stop minting silver coins. We had the same problem with copper in the 70's, leading to the replacement of the copper penny.

>>55064196
>1F
They look to be in nice condition for 100+ yo junk. Love it.

>>55064210
I just thought it was a bit contradictory in your statement that nobody was hoarding yet it was somehow being mass molten down... either way there were some people holding, like my grandfather (passed away 2018 RIP) saved all his dollars and gave them to my dad who still has 99% of them. 10 years ago he sold a few that had been graded and we went to a coin store to buy some cheapies that started my stack, essentially trading a piece of silver for three pieces. Also you won't stop me from holding all this copper coinage. 100 copper pennies for a silver dollar you just watch kek.
>>55063619
Good thing this guy is gone, his negativity was a brief drag on the thread.

>>55063230
>fedex fucks up my order for 4oz of gold and returns the shipment despite me paying to have it delivered after 5pm so I could sign for it after work
>the nice girl at JM bullion calls to let me know they’re re-shipping it
>I ask her what it would cost to just cancel the order, as I was planning to buy again since the price dropped significantly in the last couple weeks
>she says $173 and a quick check shows me I’ll save ~$400 by reordering
>later realize I used the cash price instead of the credit card price and I’m actually losing $80 or so by reordering
>receive an email today saying they’re foregoing the $173 charge as a one time courtesy
I almost got out-jewed. That was a close one.

>>55064306
Yes, silver dollars were an obvious exception. All the boomers and most of their parents hoarded dollars. They never really circulated in my lifetime. They were just really cool, heavy coins so people grabbed them when they could. Halves and $2 bills were similar, rare to find in circulation and often collected.

but even those usually wound up getting sold at some point. It's rare to find a family that can afford to keep a coin collection for more than a generation or two. Hell, most people by themselves go broke at some point and sell.

>>55064173
So is this 1944 (1323) Pahlavi?

>>55064343
Halfs, Quarters, and dimes too, people like my grandfather saved all the silver they could. The Ike coins ended up like that too, I reckon thats what happens when the coin is too large. It becomes an encumbrance to spend.
>most people go broke and sell
Kek can you hold silver in yojr hands though

>>55063974
>nobody was hoarding coins. Not individual people anyways

The grandfather of my best friend as a kid was a Lebanese-American coin-op business owner starting in the 1950s, laundromats and the like, and when silver was replaced with clad he and his sons obsessively pulled it out and hoarded it. Between them they probably had over $10,000 face mostly in dimes squirreled away from the businesses and more in bullion obtained later. The first 100oz bar I ever held was an Engelhard my friend's dad had brought home while I was over hanging out to stash in the wall lol, they are a cool family. Around 2000 when silver was ~$5 gramps was over visiting one day and he was telling me about the Hunt brothers as though they were heroes and that he was certain silver would get to $50 again, it made quite an impression on me. Granted they were all much more intelligent, wealthy and business-savvy than the typical American but I'm sure they weren't the only forward thinkers who saw what was happening to the dollar and started hoarding silver in the 60s.

>>55064353
yea

>>55063978
>How is a Persian coin satanic?
I thought it was Arabic writing. It's probably Satanic either way. Everyone worships Saturn/Satan/Allah/YHWH/Abraham.
>muh wife told me
kek

>>55064002
>burgers are retarded
rent free

Every once in a while I post a 3D version of something with relief. This St. Michael shield has some decent relief, so here's today's experiment. You need red/cyan glasses of course, and preferably a big monitor or you'll have to pan around the pic viewing in 1:1 zoom to see it.
Thoughts?

>>55063504
i think you need much more room for the $ amount for silver compared to gold
well and gold doesnt tarnish over time

>>55064409
>$50 in the 80s
In todays inflated terms thats over $150
>>55063589

>>55064111
Yeah its second hand. Im too poor to even look at listings for new. I've been trying to look for a good time to buy a set for about a couple years now. Scrapanon snipes anything on .com that would even consider shipping to .ca

>>55064130
The price was 4,160 CAD which is 3,120 USD on their website. Their regular asking price was 3,900 USD. I had to choose between free shipping or 20% off. I took the 20% off

Royal Danish by International – Luncheon Set for 12

Set consists of:
12 Lunch Knives
12 Lunch Forks
12 Salad/ Dessert Forks
12 Cream Soup Spoons
12 Tea Spoons
12 5 O’Clock Spoons
12 Demi-Tasse Spoons
12 Butter Knives
12 Seafood Forks

>>55064175
Thank you fren

>>55064510
>Yeah its second hand. Im too poor to even look at listings for new.
Good for you then, it's not even worth it to look at new sets anyway, the mark up is scam-tier. How much did you pay / how much it weights?
The set look adorable.

>>55064437
I'm actually concerned about losing gold. I like to play with my coins and pretend I'm a pirate

>>55064591
Christ
I just throw it in a box and forget about it
It's a surprise everytime I go through e

Think we’ll get any good Memorial Day sales this weekend?

>>55064641
Yes, of course
5% off the 40% premiums

Instead of looking for vintage Lego sets and other collectors toys I'm now looking at second hand or old `coin collections'. Hope I strike out on some dumbass boomer or an estate sale or two. Getting paid Friday, will probably grab another 1oz or even merc dimes.

Do I get a tube of silver Krugs or save for a 1oz gold Krug? Sitting at a 1:50 GSR currently.

>>55064731
Everyone needs a gold krug

>>55064412
original Persians were Zoroastrian, which predates all Abrahamic religion

What's the max you'd pay for a Swiss silver 5 franc? My only options to really get them in the US seems to be ebay

>>55064730
>looking for vintage Lego sets
tips for finding those?

>>55064641
I would fuck Nancy Pelosi for a kilo bar.

>>55064882
>which heavily influenced the Abrahamic religions
ftfy

>>55064882
>Zoroastrian

Fire altar bros WWA?

>>55063928
whats the coin made out of???

Yall know that PMs are a psyop engineered by the Government to steal liquidity away from crypto. If yall didn't waste your money on shiny rocks BTC would be higher than $100k right now.

>>55065259
The exact opposite.

https://www.scottsdalemint.com/product/2022-ers-kek-5-oz-antiqued-silver-coin/

>Kek is still often spoken about as a funny internet meme in today’s society, especially in online forums.

>Kek has amassed a sizable fanbase in recent years, notably in specialized subreddits and social media communities. His popularity skyrocketed when he was linked to the viral “kekistan” joke that went viral on the social news aggregation platform Reddit. In the gaming community, the word “kek” is commonly used as a humorous shorthand for “LOL” or “laugh out loud.” Kek has also been mentioned in a wide variety of other media, including the wildly successful MMORPG World of Warcraft. When a member of the Horde speaks “lol” in Orcish, the Alliance member sees the word “kek” instead. The term has subsequently entered common use, not only in the gaming industry but also in the world of politics.

The creator of this Kek coin is most definitely a shit poster, and is probably giggling themselves silly reading this post I've made about it here. I guess I will never know.

>>55065253
about 7 grams of copper I guess

>>55065285
they are turning >.01 cents into .05

thanks for the info

>>55065267
Take your meds.

>>55065306
yes, every now and then I calculate the metal worth of 10 euro cent coins (they're worth most for their value), few years agonit was about 2 cents for the copper, now about 3 cents. Getting there sloweley

>>55063309

>55064661
Subtle anti silver shill since IQDELET gets ousted immediately. I wonder if this anon can even hold silver in his hand..
>55063619
>55063675
>55063387
This poster is a j3w and cannot hold silver without burning their hands.

>>55064591
>>55064628
Ain't nothing wrong with playing pirate with coins in a chest/box

>>55065306
I wonder if they are directly getting coins for the melt or getting bills then R E D E E M I N G for metals. I drain my banks of nickels and pennies. They can have the clad dimes, all the silvers been picked out anyway

>>55065407
I've really been wanting an oz of platinum here lately. Nice choice.

>>55064317
God I hate fedex. I've watched them on camera walk up to my door without my package, slap a we missed you note on the door, hop in thier truck and drive off.

>>55065306
>turning 1 into 5
>penny pincher penny presser penny squeezer
Thus finna be ina future stacker tiers meme with tbis pic >>55063928

>>55063974
Hmmmm . . .how is it that massive quantities of junk silver are available today if nobody hoarded it?

>>55065521
They get kickbacks for aiding in return orders for SPOOFING mass volumes of orders. Notice how they tried to get him to pay more later on >>55064317

>>55065536
because... shut up

>>55065536
Well its like that restaurant that nobody goes too because its too crowded

>>55065536
It's actually amazing there's so much left after all they've melted down over the last 50 years

Progress

>>55065582
How much left in circulation vs how much has been hoarded away is another question. I have never found a silver dime. A few quarters though.

>>55065588
where do you get that pic from?

>>55065527
i dig

>>55065588

>>55065588
I need 2 update this soon

>>55065703
Armor tiers

>>55065775
Just done it for you.

Anybody have those pictures of the old fashioned coin mints with a giant screw press and a pit in the middle

>>55065539
I didn't know that but it makes sense. The last time I saw them not drop off my package I called customer service and threw a bitch fit until they broke down amd had the driver turn around and bring me my package.

/SETF/ ruined this general.

You don't need to spam half the thread with the exact same infographics from last thread, make a wiki or something.

>>55065984
shut up faggot

>>55063928
gresham moment

does anyone here have any billon coins?
i got some in the mail from a potentially sketchy seller and they are very weakly magnetic, i was wondering if that was possible in a low silver% billon coin.

>>55065984
>>55065993

Silver can't even be considered a precious metal anymore, just like aluminium there's no scarcity of it at all. They should create the industrial metals general /img/ like when we had to expel the Gayhorse shills.

>>55064412
>It's probably Satanic either way. Everyone worships Saturn/Satan/Allah/YHWH/Abraham.

Saturn is the titan Cronus, Zeus' father. Man, we're really dealing with dumbasses here who don't bother looking up mythology or old religions.

>>55063793
Is there more to this article or a link?

>>55066047
depending on the coin that might make sense as the other metal(s) in its composition would still be magnetic

>>55065543
Hahahaha! It's about time somebody told me that.

>>55065984
shut up faggot
>>55066057
you too

>>55064409
Yes, that's what I said

people weren't hoarding
businesses were
mostly businesses that dealt in coins

and even those were usually selling the stuff for scrap. My boomer relatives all lost money on silver in the 80's and 90's because they bought high and sold low. I think that was a huge factor in most boomers turning against pm's over time. Silver got really popular but it never did anything. Couple decades later it's still not doing much of anything.

>>55066085
i don't know, the colour is a bit white-ish so i assumed some lead, but that is also not magnetic.

>>55066226
nickel is magnetic, if that's in the mix it might do it.

>>55063309
>What's your favorite piece?
50 pesos hands down

>>55063373
>Persian lion
>satanic coin
Are you fucking stupid?

>>55066084
Donno I found it in a meme kek
>55066057
Stacklet has a room full of soda cans piling up, this will unironically keep him alive slightly longer than his metal lacking neighbors.
>>55066002
Eventually the metal becomes the money again, look to Texas.
>55065984
Nice photo I wonder if you are able to hold it in your hand without your palms bursting to flames.
>>55065899
Kickbacks rebates for mass spoofing, I can remotely view this due to the ingestion of supersaturated silver solution which I finally had had my dose of following a busy weekind. There must be a way to get into contact with others who have had their sales spoofed like this. I am the man of silver almondic nuerons activated.
>>55065852
Thank you fren saved. Under budget and ahead of schedule pilled.
I farted on a jew
Simple as

>55066217
>couple decades later still not doing anything.
Im not even going to bother showing you charts IQDELET spawn

>>55066303
I'm bob, you know I've been watching silver prices far longer than most of the kids here have been alive.

we've been predicting the fall of the dollar and the rise of silver since at least the 60's, and that is happening VERY SLOWLY. Meanwhile houses and the stock market and even new corvettes have made incredible gains while gold and silver limp along with inflation.

you guys will be right someday. Eventually it has to happen. But boomers gave up a long time ago because we won't live to see it.
IQDELET is a cheap copy of me. And he seems to have mostly given up. He's soft and squishy.

>>55066072
>regurgitates wiki entry on Greek mythology
No shit? Really?
>we're really dealing with dumbasses here who don't bother looking up mythology or old religions.
kek, a bit hypocritical when all you know is the Greek interpretation.

youtube.com/ playlist?list=PL3PzrlVuYimY6gKbcydg43O3xoYap6TVo

>>55066217
>people weren't hoarding
>businesses were

The grandfather operated businesses but the coins weren't hoarded on behalf of the business, he and his sons hoarded the silver personally. Their old Victorian family home got eminent domained in the late 90s and before turning it over for demolition they basically gutted the place looking for all the little hoards gramps and the sons as teens in the 60s-70s had forgotten about. Most of the smaller hoards, like socks full of merc dimes, were hung from wires or strings inside walls or blind spots of crawl/deadspaces, but the main hoard that they remembered was $2,500 face in coins that gramps buried somewhere in the basement floor. If they ever found it they did a good job of keeping quiet, I was told they never found it and believe that it's still under the parking lot of a now-vacant grocery store. Regardless of the status of the main hoard my friend showed me the sock hoards he recovered and told me about the bountiful treasure the adult sons and grandkids all found, the house was a treasure-hunters' dream.

>>55066226
Feel free to look up the coin then if you're unsure - never a bad idea to check out what currency sites or what search engines spew at you regarding it.

>>55066412
my grandpa was similar but he hoarded paper money unfortunately. If he had stashed gold or silver it would've been worth a lot more.

business owners do everything on behalf of the business. We ARE the business.

>>55066362
>kek, a bit hypocritical when all you know is the Greek interpretation.
You mean I use the Greek name because most people in the Anglosphere associate Saturn (the Roman name) with the planet.

I see this being relisted by the same seller for 2 months, and he always lower the price a bit more each time.. i'm really starting to get tempted frens..

It's silver bracelets from the 19th c. who are offered as dowry when a man wanna purchase a woman from a nubian tribe.
Those fuckers are pretty heavy : 790gr (25.4oz), and now the pricetag is down to 250€ (from 750 lol), so basically 10€/oz. They usually aren't that heavy, so it probably was to buy the daughter of a tribe's boss, or a real qt.

But the main problem is the fine silver content, i really don't think the bracelets are fake, but back then there were zero hallmark systems in Africa, so it could be 90% as well as 50%..
That's the risky part.

Would you take the risk if you had the opportunity to buy those frens?

>>55066462
I don't know what you're trying to say I'm a dumbass about.

The silver flows through my viens and it allows me to see visions.

>>55065521
UPS doesn't even check for signatures even when I pay for it. They just leave it on my porch. Which is maddening when it can contains thousands of dollars of metals.
USPS is actually the best in my experience, they make me sign for it every time or hold on to it at post office. But I think my mailman is catching on to what I'm buying. Last time when I opened door he was shaking the package.
Naming BOLD PRECIOUS METALS to BOLD AUTO PARTS on the package isn't going to fool people for very long.
Wish there was a decent coin shop nearby. Does anyone know if Austin or San Antonio have any?
Hate buying online.

>>55066543
>Last time when I opened door he was shaking the package.
Kek, i picture your head when you opened the door to this sight.
>BRUH

>>55066493
to be honest I dont like the look of them and probably wouldn't

>>55066539
silver went up 20x in the same time that a 1960 vette went up 40-200x

>>55063504
>missing out because you stacked the wrong PM
Oh shit nigga, I was gonna start buying more gold, but now definitely keep piling on kilos of silver. Full silver moon confirmed by heavy anti-silver shill presence.

>>55066543
If they're like H-town I'm sure they'll have some decent shops but if you're between the two like in San Marcos/New Braunfels it seems there's a few shops there.

>>55066577
>I dont like the look of them
Why? They could come handy if we go full SHTF and you must trade your car for a horse. Like a pair of emergency tires Deluxe.

>>55063855
>>55066340
Are you the mine owner in this meme kek also silver has gone up quite a bit since it was.... a dollar at one point.
>>55066453
Kek paperstacker pilled grandpa. If only he woulda gotten the silver.... oh well any savings passed down is better than nothing.
>>55066340
Maybe IQDELET is a clone of you thus his quantitative abilities are drastically diminished. The machines required to clone people are full of silver and where i work i swear they have clones... along with these patents. I disagree with you that silver has been limping along with inflation, it has kept up a lot more than the dollar has considering it in terms of purchasing power.
I farted on a jew
Simple as

>>55066493
I'm a little concerned they appear to have been decorated using an 8 point star bit from home depot.

other than that pretty cool I guess.

>>55066610
Corvettes are better stores of value than silver.

>>55066661
>Are you the mine owner in this meme kek
yes.

I unironically own several useless silver mines. If silver ever gets over $50/oz and stays there, I will lease or sell them.

>>55066610
>silver hasn't gone up
>silvers gone up 20x
I mean cmon the cracks are showing in your replies are you even miner bob hes too busy to be shitposting. Also its gone up a lot more than 20x since the silver was pulled out of circulation. If you are miner bob you are probably the only person ITT with more silver than myself just let me buy it from you clone of Bob man I'm itching for the silver. You don't even have to give me a good deal ill pay regular prices and a premium.. Each stacker tier has more silver than all the tiers below and I must have more than you

>>55063974
I would have been hoarding all the morgan dollars, mercury dimes, and anything from the 19th century, if I'd been around in the 60's.
Probably also newer coins like peace dollars and such. Would have been cool to get all kinds of old stuff for free, basically.

>>55066684
I'll trade you .3 corvettes for that propane grill and 2 oz of silver.
>corvettes
Storage of wealth
>gold
Concentrated wealth
>silver
Money
>fiat
Redeemable for nickels and pennies

>>55065259
I can't wait until we have mass death. I can't wait. I'm so tired of all you stupid fucks. Too many of you. I'm literally crossing my fingers and hoping and praying. It's the only solution. Literally just shut the fuck up. You can't do it. Every dumb fuck has to spout their stupid fuck opinion on every issue when they have no idea what the fuck they're talking about. Mass stupidity. I want so badly for you to disappear.

>>55066712
Don't pretend to be dense.

the value vs. the US dollar has gone up X20

the value vs. the 1960 Corvette convertible has gone down X2-X10

Unless you buy my real estate I sincerely doubt you can ever have more silver than me. Because my silver is almost all underground.

God damn.

https://youtu.be/Lo9jwygsZYg

>>55066705
Dude you're just a cozy mother who doesn't want the world to change because then you'd have to wake up before noon every day. Give me a price for a reasonable mine and I may consider it. I have piles dollars, gold, silver, 1.5 corvettes, and a fresh never fired German panzershrekker, one of my prized posessions. These are all things I'd be willing to trade for either rights to mine at the lowest offer or outright buying the land on a high offer. Please let me know and I can have my secretary niece write up a contract.

over the counter antibiotics become illegal June first.
better stock up while you can.

>55065259
>t. Mcrwapper and chipsbags stacker

My bank was supposed to have delivered the check for my bullion exchanges order today. It was sent one week ago...
>order status: pending check
It's over.
They're going to take my 10% deposit and I'll be ruined.

>>55066769
>more Satanic silver
wtf is that in the center of the pyramid, a mushroom?

>>55064110
It's not really hoarding if you're just saving money in your piggy bank. When they switched to fiat, then everyone had to start dumping money into (((investments))) because money printer go brrrrrrrrr. But before that, you could just save money in your piggy bank. So fucking simple and non-jewed.

>>55066741
IYou may have more silver in your surrounding environment but for me the silver flows through my viens as coating my neurons. I am a geartooth ahead in time with all greenlights because of the supersaturated silver solution and its benefits. What kind of tunnel boring machines are you dealing with? How do you reinforce a mineshaft? Questions i throw out for it is unknown to me. Brb going to order some more silver just because.
>>55066793
>imex id kek

>>55066778
>Give me a price for a reasonable mine and I may consider it.
Mine aren't for sale because my house sits on one of them and the other 2 have been in my family since the 1800's.

They're only worth a couple thousand dollars, and they don't sell on the open market. But what you do is go on the assessor's homepage and find the names and addresses of owners. About half of them are individuals like me. So you write them a letter with a cash offer and somebody guaranteed will sell you one. I won't, but somebody will.

as to whether or not you ever get to mine that silver, I wouldn't know. It hasn't happened in my lifetime. As I said, we need silver above $50 and it has to stay there. Because our silver is deep, and not easy to get to. Super rich though, and lots of it.

>>55066786
Source?

>>55066826
What would be a reasonable cash offer i would hate to throw darts in the dark and gouge someones priceyes out.

>>55066493
Interesting pieces man, I have no experience with them but would think they were made from melted trade coinage, maybe Maria Theresa talers of .833 silver? Even if the outside is pretty good silver, do you know if bracelets/anklets like those were ever made with a base metal core with silver sheeting on the outside? They do look tempting but I'd recommend that you wait for further price drops to make it less risky if you do want to get them.

>>55066793
Turn your cc off

>>55066849
most of us got the things for less than $3k.

I believe $10-$12k is the going rate, but you can probably still pick up some of them for half that. There's hundreds of them. All of them major silver producers back in the day.

>>55066826
Sorry didn't see the thousands of dollars kek was looking for a larger number and did not see that at first. Mines are really that cheap? How do you dig down there miner bob? My shovels are not carbide

>>55064196
Oh yeah, sexxo! Aren't those big premiums compared to the 5F coins though? (due to being much older)

>>55066871
>Mines are really that cheap?
yeah, they're not worth working. Most of them are flooded. Some are worked out over a thousand feet deep.
>How do you dig down there miner bob?
I don't. But if I was going to I'd have to run several hundred feet of shaft through soft overburden and then worthless country rock to get down to the silver. Then I'd have to run pumps constantly to keep the shafts dry. After that, it's just a matter of getting permission to blast rock underneath a town full of people and stores. Which I suppose is impossible.

>>55066883
>>55064196
>>55064929
Or similar 5 franc silver equivalents

>>55065407
Love the platinum maple leaf

>>55066822
Noooo I don't wanna be a Mexican!
>>55066863
I just want my gold.

>>55066869
I'm finna buy a plot of land and use a TBM (tunnel boring machine) to raid DUMBs and mine metals.

>>55066871
>Mines are really that cheap?
there's also the very real possibility that the EPA will sue you to clean up the mine, costing millions of dollars. They don't usually do that to individuals, but they can.

>>55066904
biggest risk with that is you hit an old stope and drop your machine a few hundred feet into a hole. That mountain is carved out like swiss cheese. We spend part of every spring filling in old holes. And a few of them are just too big to fill.

>>55063309
Asahi compass

>>55066904
>>55066923
couple years back we had a sinkhole open up in town and swallow a guy. It happens pretty regular here. The entire town sits on top of old silver mines. Most of them aren't mapped.

>https://www.denverpost.com/2021/04/05/colorado-sinkhole-rescue-leadville/

>>55063589
>he used the "uranium round" I posted
kek

>>55066890
Well if theres a walmart there, dynamite it up, theres a clause in my insurance policy specifically for the sort of thing where holes appear in the ground and swallow up the land from mineshafts or sinkoles. No my last name is not walton.

>>55066955
we had mining outside town up to the late 90's. I remember the houses shaking when they set off charges. Pretty sure our new crop of NIMBY's and their million dollar houses won't allow it anymore though.

>>55064437
It's harder to steal $x of silver than $x of gold
You don't even need to load your safe down with weights after a point!

>>55066968
They'll be so tired of stealing your silver you'll get back from your hawaii vacation and catch them in the act

>>55066954
Soon as i saw it the meme came to my vision
>>55066909
I cant tell if you're trying to unconvince me or what. Maybe you just want all the silver for yourself i get it, this town might be belig enough for the both of us. The workd js not as small as it seems.
>>55066923
Immediately the movie CORE comes to mind. Empty pockets of nosilver then slamming into a nugget the size of a house but now you're stuck a quarter mile sideways down a steep grade and relying on sardines, bottled water, and the local rain next week to flood the mine to float you back up

>>55066934
That's a nice design, alright.
I couldn't resist, and paid too much to get one.

>>55065259
So in ancient Rome, government invented crypto to steal purchasing power away from PMs? You think Marcus Aurelius was a Coinbase or Binance guy?

My cheeky LCS gave me coper/nickel half dollars. They're fun to hold and clink... I should probably get the actually silver ones and do the same.

>>55063302
I too acquire silver that I will have no problem parting with when the big crunch comes about and the universe begins to contract from silver conductivity concentrating in my vault

>>55066980
>I cant tell if you're trying to unconvince me or what.
nah just explaining why the property is so cheap.
>Empty pockets of nosilver then slamming into a nugget the size of a house
yep, we literally hauled out rooms of pure silver bigger than a house. Aspen holds the record for largest silver nugget ever, but only because we cut ours up and melted them instead of trying to haul the entire hillside out in one piece. Both towns mined basically pure silver by the 100s of tons per day. Most of that silver is gone, but what's left is still billions of dollars worth.

I'd rather have the schzio shitposter than IQDELET, at any rate.

>>55066951
Ever been to the top?

>>55063996
No they wouldn’t. Au stackers realize it’s immense value and wouldn’t swap it for silver. That’s you coping. If hold shot to 10K the last thing I would do is trade it fir silver. We really need to split pmg into a silver general and then a PRECIOUS metals general for gold and palladium.

>>55067067
of course, but I'm more interested in mining. Down on the back side in a valley is Holy Cross City, a little ghost town built to service a rich gold mine. Tons of old mining equipment back in a place that's very hard to get to. One of my fave panning spots because the creek has gold in mercury that spilled over from milling operations.

>>55066990
Not many will reveal this arcane truth to lowly stackers, but the fact is that PMs were a psyop engineered by the Templars to steal liquidity away from Tally Sticks.

>>55067076
I don't think I've seen a single palladium stacker here yet

>>55067079
I went 4x4ing there. Grew up in cos but live elsewhere now. Go for vacation every year.

>>55067106
There is one dude that has everything, inc rhodium

>>55067079
>One of my fave panning spots

Is it all claimed up or are there public or GPAA claims members can visit? I've heard of people finding rich chunks of gold-saturated mercury amalgam around old mining operations; colonial spanish not 19th century but I'm sure some nice younger puddles are waiting to be found too.

>>55067106
True. My 'stack' is one token sample.

>>55067076
It's more like an anti-slavery process.
> gold moons, but they suppress silver somehow
> we sell gold, buy silver by the ton
> globohomo can't get enough silver to do their shitty green energy, CBDC, and surveillance grid
> we all end up with vaults full of silver like Scrooge McDuck

>>55067108
yeah? Did you do the Holy Cross City Trail? I drive that one sometimes. I think the top is class 5 plus, the lower is 4.5 or something.

picrel, me up there a lifetime ago.

>>55067115
Me?

>>55067131
It's you!

>>55067123
Pretty sure it's all claimed but locals ignore claims unless there's signs. There weren't signs on the creek last time I was there.

>>55066990
They had a system in which when you wouldshow up to the exchange office tell them your unique password phrase to access your account. Then you pulled a lever and it would ratchet a tick [like a gumball machine] and a gear would be spun by this, and through hole would show a number on that gear and that would serve as the account value holder. Along with a non fungible wooden token coming out of the machine as form if a receipt, a man with a long nose and a funny little hat was supposed to be standing nearby when coinage was deposited to then write down the read values on a ledger, down next to the name of the depositer. This system was fine when it involved honest people as the romans could come back to redeem their tokens for deposits but as time passed and as more of the long nose tribe began to move into the area, every excuse in the book was thrown at the depositors to prevent them from getting their coins back, bank holidays, closing on sunday (their sabbath for oral circumcision rituals) and even changing the design of the wooden tokens as means to obsoletize the former wood tokens Anyway these institutions were accepting deposits for tokens with the promise that interest would be paid for an amount of time that the coins be placed in there. Often times people would forget their phrases for redemption, sometimes they would die prior to pulling back out [the long nose tribe had friends at the doctors office giving out poison injections for this reason], or they would outright find that the building where they put their coins into, is completely gone, the site gone and the exchange closed down and boarded up, or they would even have their tokens eaten by termites at shlomos token storage which was beside stienowitz' pest control operating front..
>>55066990

>>55067031
Supersaturated silver solution and its benefits

>>55067138
kek

>>55065984
I guess it's time to post even more screencaps.

>>55063309
That coin is a beauty, anon. My favorite piece is probably a little 24k platinum pendant from mene. It has an image from Revelation, a lamb standing as though slain, a copy of one originally carved from sandstone at a monastery in middle ages Cluny France.

>>55067067
>thread was so much better without you
Unlike you being a meme hater, I enjoy your contributions to this thread im willing to call you a fren on grounds that you drink extra water and do 100 more pushups today along with ingesting colloidal silver perhaps supersaturated silver solution which has its benefits.
I farted on a jew
Simple as
>>55067130
I rolled down a ravine in one of those, good times.
>>55067128
Trying 2 find the pepe with the rocks but its lost in a pile of memes. All i have is the mcdonalds and the mayonnaise
i farted on a jew
Simple as

>>55063513
https://www.sterlingshop.com/Royal_Danish_Pie_Server_p/8753.htm
https://www.sterlingshop.com/Royal_Danish_Gravy_Ladle_p/8746.htm

>>55067235

>>55067250
The shills will never try to understand the power of the supersaturated silver solution and its benefits because it would burn them from the inside out

>>55067250
Posting these ones which I very rarely post.
Seems this one predicted banking crises that are happening 2 years later.

I took teh info from some coin infomemes posted here to make a single table that combines the shared info into a single table. Example pic related. If you're interested in the whole sheet, it's here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11oZ4X8Gkgv3oGd_BunwFAHRhS92cfocIcmHzVK1D5s4
on the "AgGuide_Europe" tab.
I'll entertain additions corrections, too.

>>55067240
I like how they think you're new here
>I rolled down a ravine in one of those, good times.
That's all they were really good for.

that one had a babby bronco body but I ripped out the drivetrain completely and put in stronger stuff.

>>55067238
That's a very A E S T H E T I C image
Very nice
>>55067301
Haven't hung out here in a couple months.

Finally got my tube shipped. Anyone noticing orders slowing or is that my schizo talking?

>>55067384
Ordered a tube Sunday night, received it Thursday from based liberty

>>55067378
>Haven't hung out here in a couple months
same

pretty sure this newfag started posting in early 2020 tho
>>55067240

>>55067280

>>55067378
Some has changed, not lots, but the light is shining through the splits in the supporting beams.hop in for the long drive, the wonder of coincidence on account of the divine providence of God is increasing with more silver being pulled in and its piles' mass pulling in more... wonder. I do need help.. help in observing the wonder, my brothers here check digits on the web hang out [here] with the GCP dot rising and falling at the whims of my observations of tightly coiled springs of light bumping back and forth between two fine spaces of a micrometer opened up to about 7 tenths .0007" the silver has not upgraded my DNA but repaired it to its true form, what we see now as normal and call schitzo is backwards because boron and silver used to be commonly ingested but as the soil dries and the silver is piled away who knows where it is up to us anons with W O N D E R to theorize and remotely view the silver. The comex already has none, jp morgan might have some but where is the rest? Has it all made its way into our pockets, dormant until the mext supply squeeze demanding supply of silver wire for mind reading machines that barely work and can only pick up me saying
>ngigger ngigger ngigger
On repeat. The silver in our hands is best because it is the money and liquid lubricant of differing commodic transactionary purchases. The encumbrance of maldecision is misfortune when failing to stack silver. Got all my machines up and running now its time to kick back, relax, pop open a cold water, and schizo post through the power of unhinged, fully open brain valves. Balls to the walls because the centrifugal governers weights are being pushed up and out by the steam passingbyer. Acid eaters have nothing on the mind powers of the supersaturatedsilversolution andits benefits.

Everybody here talking about silver for when SHTF but I don't care about shit hitting some fan after the collapse. I only care about how much silver I'm going to need in order to huff juicy femboy bussy queefs everyday from a new piece of ass. What will the going rate be? Are merc dimes still the ideal coomer currency during the collapse or have all the greedy sluts moved on to buffalo rounds?

>>55067378
>That's a very A E S T H E T I C image
>Very nice

I take it you've not seen this then.

>>55067567
100 pennies used to get you a silver dollar just hoard copper pennies
>>55067400
I was reborn in 2020 through pain and suffering, an accident almost destroyed my body but through the power of God i was unharmed aside from a rugburn. Then i began shitposting and buying silver because if the new free time i had. Now i am back at the machine shop. Aerospace companies and cnc machines. More moneh more problems i doubt anyone here wants a job i can pay in silver, dollar wage amount in ounces. All you have to do is sit there and if the machine goes BRRRRRttTYTyRRrrrr=/=== just press that red button and I'll come waltzing in to resetitup then ill even train you to do the same so you can have a good rec and then apply to another company with like a union snd super high wages and war gravy even. A small chunk of what i do is war gravy, i try to keep as much as possible civilian aircraft but even that works its way into mimitary because many propeller planes and "private jets" are running surveilling operations for land topography. Running topography operations for land surveying there we go. We made these boxes that mount to the plane, holding a camera, which is wired in by the place 3 buildings over, no shipping costs between us. The j3w fears the aerospace industry.
>>55067384
If its twice as long as normal they are money printer jweish paper ponzi scheme connected and are simply buying it from somewhere else at any cost then repackaging and shipping to you. You'd think all the scrambling that the jikes do would amount to something but when they're asked to do something remotely tangible they act like theyre being hall of costed.

>>55067567
Please never post again.

>>55067637
Hey lets take him to the roof to our mozlem brothers who have a roofing convention going on.

Any woodworkers here?

beginner numismatics.

>>55066786
I'm allergic to penicillin

>>55067148
This is mostly true. What's been omitted is the inception of the donkey show, and their acceptance of payment actually being the genesis of BTC. Roman government preferred BLACKKKED RAW entertainment over the more traditional, neo classical demonstration of a woman and a meth-fueled donkey on horny goat weed and other blue gas station dick pills from 7-11, thus requiring the promoters of the donkey show to petition an open exchange with lower fees, and begin accepting BTC, XMR and ETH in exchange for VIP seats to the donkey show. usually the performances would climax and evolve from regular theater to genuine, mutual affection between the woman and the donkey, and the promoters needed a way to accept tips mid-show at the point of this transition from performance to spiritual love-making. the solution was obvious, have the audience update their smart phones to accomodate the new Coinbase update so payments could be issued via QR code, which was a giant swastika hung above the stage, indicative of the power of Hitler's cleansing being so powerful, that it actually went back in time and established itself then.

>>55063309
>What's your favorite piece?

>>55067633
You think the bubble butt twinks will accept copper pennies after the collapse? I could probably start securing a big treasure chest. How much do you think the going rates will be?

>>55067637
>>55067651
YFW

>>55067423
Oh they downplay it alright.
>Quick reminder that the jweish paper ponzi scheme relies on rehypothecation of silver, printing out upwards of 500 IOU paper slips promising a unit of silver for every physical unit of silver they hold. This in turn creates an artificial supply ehich drives the price down so that they can recapture shares they borrowed at a high [often from 401ks and investors pockets] then sold for shorting options. They can be squeezed and they get squeezed every time the value umps to another price point.
Also b4 i make the higher denominations of these im waiting to see how the ratios of base metals pan out to the silver and gold. Right now about 600 nickels can buy you an oz of silver. About 100 oz of CuNi is an oz of silver at the current shorted silver price. Nickels shorted 5x and silver 5-500x so I have been throwikg darts at historical values of exchange as well as observing the crustal abundance ratio. By the way isaac newton owned a ton of gold and decided the ratios ifni recall correctly. But by crustal abundance nickel, zinc, or copper is upwards of 1 to close to 1000. Silver is super shorted socit throws a wrench into any ratios which id like to have for my new currency for when deflatio rolls out in the interim phase where people have that coin probationary acceptance. Go from fiat to IOU slips redemptive to Coinage and bullion.

>>55067705
>thinking of ngiggers
Ew. Heres a thought for you
>the n3gr0 male has the lowest testosterone levels meanwhile also having the highest estrogen levels amongst the races. It explaines their erratic behavior. No amount of silver could save them.

>>55067732
Secure land at the jweish autonomous oblast in russia their flag has a rainbow too. You also might be infected with a gutworm. Ingest silver.

Br. Frens

>>55067396
No doubt using a credit card instead of superior ACH payment.

>>55067665
finish carpenter reporting for duty

>>55067789
ach doesnt give me 3% cash back
based liberty has cash prices for credit quickness

>>55067817
>based liberty has cash prices for credit quickness
Fuck does this even mean?
CC purchases on Liberty are more expensive, like all bullion dealers.

>>55066843
nwdistrict.ifas.ufl. EDU /phag/2022/04/08/over-the-counter-antibiotics-will-require-prescription-in-june-2023/

>>55067849
on their fleabay store
right now, they have 1oz age's for 2117
monument has them for 2110
after amex 3% cash back I would be saving over $60
lern 2 jew

>>55067679
not bad of a choice sir

>>55066843
a quick google
https://texasfarmbureau.org/over-the-counter-livestock-antibiotics-will-soon-require-prescriptions/
https://www.enidnews.com/news/column-livestock-antibiotics-switching-to-prescription-only/article_2357af4e-f5ca-11ed-9867-3f8ad8611bba.html

>>55066851
>but would think they were made from melted trade coinage, maybe Maria Theresa talers of .833 silver?
You know what? That's a very good point! The seller also sell women tunics from the same arab tribe/era, and there are thalers and others silver coins from this period stitched on them, so it's more than likely you are correct.

>do you know if bracelets/anklets like those were ever made with a base metal core with silver sheeting on the outside?
I can't tell you with certainty, i'm not familiar enough with their practices, but would tiny tribes have this kind of savoir-faire?

>I'd recommend that you wait for further price drops to make it less risky if you do want to get them.
Yeah it's probably the wise move, i'll be patient, and since my budget is quite limited ATM, maybe a safer deal will show up in the meantime. Thanks for your inputs fren.

>>55066539
This isn't a good comparison because these cars are completely different in almost every conceivable way. Why not just use a loaf of bread or a gallon of milk?

Any fren here collecting silver medals from our past? They used to do them for about everything a century ago, often to reward high status workers in companies, and a lot of them are splendid.

It's so shamiover.

>>55067697
i'm allergic to some antibiotics but i could still stack and trade in the future if SHTF.
don't limit yourself to what's useful to just you, anon.

>>55068124
The bronze ones are comfy too (pic rel was handed by the ministry of war to sharpshooters).

>>55067871
>>55067956
Oh, India...

>>55066786
(((they))) know we know about the wormpill.

>>55067817
>>55067849
>>55067875
I should have boughted

>>55067875
We will witness better prices relative to spot on ebay as long as gold remain north of $2K. Ebay takes a 13% commission on items below 2K, and the commission drop down to 2% for items sold over 2K. So that's a lot of money saved from the sellers, money they can use to lower their prices.

>>55063230
Persian Empire here. My parents gave me one of these gold coins for my wedding. My wife (white) calls the lion "beautiful battle lion"

retard question

how does I check/wire payments?

>>55068124
>>55068155
beauties. i wouldn't mind having some of those
where to get?

>>55068279
saw them wandering around on ebay

>>55068263
Wire transfer requires you to have a valid driver's license and to go to your bank in person. You may need to make an appointment to do so.
Payment by check is you sending a physical paper check to the bullion dealer after you have made your purchase online.
ACH and e-check are very similar and you'll need your bank routing number as well as your account number, and may go through an automatic middle man payment service when you make your purchase. When paying by e-check you can simply make up a four digit check number if you don't own any physical paper checks. Be sure to keep track of this number and don't use it again for future purchases.

>>55067567
>femboy ass
Dude they're FREE right now. Ultimate in low maintenance.

>>55068182
Assuming you'd have to pay taxes it would come out to a 2140 literall scam

>>55067875
Which Amex card?
Also does anyone have CapitalOne walmart card? Supposed to be 5% CB for online orders, I know apmex sells through Walmart.com for reasonable prices

>>55068378
No taxes, that was a great deal which is why it sold out fast. Learn to fleabay.

>>55068351
But what about when SHTF and everything is prolapsed???

>>55068342
Does Scottsdale Mint do cases for these 5oz silver coins? I've gotta wait until BullionByPost gets them in for me to order and I want to pick up a case with it.

>>55066493
9 times out of 10 they are brass with a thin sheet of silver on them. Not worth it unless you are going to Africa to try and get some purple taco.

I'm back frens
>>55068019
Good point maybe a basket of commodities to shiw the buying power of silver. I had one with guns too. Organizing memes. Found it

>>55068155
In terms of metal weight, because of tin, how much more value would a bronze coin have than a brass coin of the same weight? Someone was trying to make fun of macdonalds coins because they are exonumania kek ok try taking away my joy, it's impossible.
I farted on a jew
Simple as

>>55067423
Post moar

>>55068342
>>55068263
WHATEVER YOU DO DONT PAY WITH A PAPER CHECK

>>55065984
oy vey

>>55068019
Expensive items are important too.

You can even (somewhat) fairly compare the prices of a nice horse in medieval times and a nice car now

>>55067665
Hand tools mostly. Just a hobby.

>>55068252
Nice family gold story!

>>55068707
>DONT PAY WITH A PAPER CHECK
Why not?

bought for 3000AUD

>>55068829
See >>55066793
I'm hoping tomorrow will be the day...

>>55066793
Have you tried calling the dealer to see if the check arrived? I could very well have, and they simply haven't updated the status.

>>55068707
I pay for PMs with a paper check all the time. Have for years. Never a problem. And no report to the IRS.

>>55066793
They should make that one at some point

>>55068853
Is that one of the restrikes? I want to get one of those at some point.

Today's haul
1 gold fucking leaf
20 of those new bronco silver rounds from scottsdale
5oz random silver bar at spot from sdbullion promo
20 silver Morgan rounds

Total cost: about $3350

>>55069211
Silver bug series is unmatched. 2oz coin with minor premiums and relief comparable to coins 2-3x in price. Very hard to buy new ones cuz intagalio is too busy making alien rounds.

>>55069265
Wow I wonder how they used to do lines like that without a cnc machine to carve dies.

>>55069265
that sounds pretty sweet anon

>>55069265
>>55069280
For circulating coins what would be some good parameters forna design that can withstand wear over time? When j3ws put silver coins in a bag and shake them to collect the silver dust its called sweating the coins. Its a form of coin clipping and they got booted out of england for doing that.

You guys have some nice silver rounds. The coolest one i have is an assay strategic reserve round from the san francisco assay office, back when san fran wasn't fagtown. It blows my mind how many nice designs are out there. My favorite looking design is the ASE walking liberty though. Maybe also that bronco coin anon posted because of the herringbone grooves.

>>55069280
>Very hard to buy new ones cuz intagalio is too busy making alien rounds.
Think they'll reintroduce the series?

>>55069309
Incluse coins might have the best wear resistance but that is only a guess, I haven't read anything about this topic.

Anyone dtacking Babbitt? The guy Babbit made metals and soap, presumably to wash off the machining fluids from his hands I understand i can feel the dust.

>>55068230
>Ebay takes a 13% commission on items below 2K,
the rules are different with a store. Flat fees and much lower commission on volume sales.

>>55069580
I bought two sometime at the end of last year from Intaglio. I don't think its discontinued, just not a high priority.

>>55069615
Interesting. I got the series in 2017/18. I thought it was a custom run bu the Reddit group, and Intaglio just had a few left over.
I reckon it would be clever to actually ask them.

>>55069211
>And no report to the IRS.
we don't have to report annual purchases below $10k, and if we report you'll never know.

>>55068409
>Also does anyone have CapitalOne walmart card?
no, my wallyworld card is synchrony bank

but most cards treat purchase of coins and bullion as cash advances. No cash rewards, much higher interest rates. Check your agreement.

/pmg/ has pretty much overtaken every other general at this point. Is it over for cryptofags?

>>55069641
better hope not because /biz/ is the crypto containment board. This place was never built for actual business or investment discussion.

tax evasion and fraud have always been a thing here. Back in the day /pmg/ threads were actually just about buying fake gold off aliexpress and selling it to suckers.

>>55069622
Yes asking would be the most direct solution but their website says they base their production runs on waitlist participation. It is likely that any round with a waitlist isn't discontinued although I suppose if a die cracks then that waitlist would have to grow to a significant size before they consider a production run or a discontinuation might be on the menu.

>>55069640
>but most cards treat purchase of coins and bullion as cash advances
Scared me into looking. Whew! - ebay purchases seem to be anonymized in terms of *what* was purchased, so using it for that is a win for me.

>>55069600
oh i didn't know that

>>55064730
> Instead of looking for vintage Lego sets and other collectors toys I'm now looking at second hand or old `coin collections'.
Vintage Lego sets. That’s so insane. I get paying good money for used, old Lego’s because they’re just better than the new stuff, but this whole >sealed box nonsense? WTF. They’re meant for kids, to play with! Mine are all just in one big box (together with the legos my dad played with), waiting for my kids to play with them. Same with old comics. Yes, they have some value and you should treat them well (as you should about any book) but if you don’t read them, they’re worthless!
But the coin collection idea sounds good. But no estate sales here, only our local eBay equivalent and most people seems to know what they got.

I will bake a thread, just a moment

>>55070273
>>55070273
>>55070273

new bread

Anons, what do you think of SSLV by Invesco? I have had Sprott in the past, but the cancer broker Degiro doesn't allow me to trade that one anymore

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/SSLV/invesco/trade-recap

>>55070278
you used the outdated text...