/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55388441
cute kitty, keep stacking lads

>>55388462
Got my 2023 gold backs. Have date runs of all the singles now. It’s cool comparing the improved art on the early ones compared to the newer. They have better hands, the animals are better etc

good afternoon family, i posted a few months back, some may rememember about what to invest in. i ended up buying 2 kilograms of physical gold and now i am wondering if i should either add 30 kilograms of physical silver or bitcoin

not sure

can someone educate me on why physical metal, since you seem to make an instant 6-10% loss the moment you buy it and want to resell it that same moment

silver seems kinda risky to me tho, and so does bitcoin, maybe i will buy a third kilo of gold instead is what i was thinking

>>55388656

>>55388692

>>55388695

>>55388656
if u plan on selling it back to a store then yea its gonna be a bit of a loss. thats paying them for the convenience of finding a buyer. sell to buyers directly

can anyone comment on this

>>55388708
sure, seems fucked, m8

>>55388656

It's a last ditch insurance policy if your country ever goes into hyperinflation, or hyperdeflation. At that point in time, it should only be sold to get the goods and services you need to survive.

It'll also be a very useful tool if/when the government either bans cash, or starts keeping track of every transaction you make, which will effect your social score. In which case, you can use your precious metals to barter for other physical goods, or services.

>>55388685

After reading this, I'll assume you're LARPing, but I'll post this anyways for other people to read.

Do NOT buy gold, or silver is large ounces. You should only be buying gold in ¼ ounce, ½ ounce and 1 ounce increments and you should stick with coins, no meme collectibles (unless you're a coin collector). You should be buying silver in 1 ounce increments and 10 ounce bars if you want a lower premium. Whether you buy silver in coins, rounds, or bars doesn't really matter. Your concern should be the metal content, not the government it came from, or the design on it.

>>55388734
what do you mean exactly? are you sarcastic?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuJZZ6Pjpmo
I am watching this, seems like these bros are expecting gold to tank in the near term and then explode upward sometime later

>>55388745
>I'll assume you're LARPing
i'm not, i'm yoloing my life savings and mortgage on precious metals (serious)

don't judge me please, my life is very challenging

>>55388745
>Do NOT buy gold, or silver is large ounces.
care to explain why? i have a hunch why: is it because in case you need to liquidate parts of to survive, you will be forced to do so at market rate and therefore if you fall on hard times during a gold bear market you are going to be rekt raw no vaseline no pulling out

>>55388746
>are you sarcastic?
yep...
But let me ask you why you "lose" 7%? Nobody is buying physical at the spot price, and if you can, do it. On the other hand, if you had that bar in hand and offered a 6% premium, someone looking to buy will to save the 1%... Spot price isn't what gold costs.

And why would it? Find and buy 3,000 rings, chemically purify them, cast them into a bar... Then sell it to me for the same price you paid for the rings. Just because other people do those steps, or mine it, etc... Does not mean they do it for free.

If there is one things to tell EVERYONE and it will be good advice is NOT to spend your life savings on an investment you don't understand.

>>55388781
your entire explanation about the cost of mining and processing gold has zero to do with the picture i posted, i am showing you that they are buying the exact same bar back only at 7% less, and they will sell it again at the price you paid for it, if all transactions theoretically happened at the same date

>>55388799
Do you know how employment works? It's their business, it's not a government bank, and even if it was, taxes would pay their wages.

Come mow my lawn for free, when you finish you will understand, if not come back next week and repeat until you get it.

>>55388817
why do you keep talking so boldly and condescendingly when you can't seem to accurately answer any question so far?

>>55388765

That's part of it. But, read my first reply; >>55388745 I view precious metals as a last ditch insurance policy. If you're in an environment with extreme volatility, being forced to liquidate your entire stack in 1 trade could end up destroying you just a few months down the road if you're in a hyperinflation scenario where your cash proceeds lose a lot of value in a short period of time. Being able to liquidate 1 ounce of gold a month to cover basic expenses would be ideal over liquidating an entire kilo in 1 month.

On top of that, in the second scenario where you have to barter, you have to think about how many people will even have the ability to match your kilo gold value in physical goods. No farmer is going to be able to trade you 1 gold kilo worth of meat, eggs and milk. He won't have the inventory and it would be a dumb decision on your part because your goods would go bad over time anyways. Plus, you draw WAY too much attention flashing a kilo gold bar around looking for someone to do business with you.

>>55388837
>>55388837
yeah those are fair points, i dont atually plan on needing those bars for bartering or emergency liquidation. i will either buy 1 kg worth of gold in small increments (like pic attached)

crypto nerds will seethe

>>55388834
frankly, I have answered you... they buy and sell metal to make money, they have not dedicated their entire lives to making it easy for you to convert fiat to metal on a whim.

you aren't losing a penny when you haven't bought any gold OR sold it back to them... but actualizing a loss isn't even a metals concept, nor is it advanced investing lingo...

Furthermore...
>accurately answer any question so far?
You literally asked if anyone can comment, and I said yes... But where is your dumbass getting the ego to demmand a financial thesis -with accuracy- when you can't even verbalize the actual question you want an answer to?

>>55388656
>you seem to make an instant 6-10% loss the moment you buy it and want to resell it that same moment
So don't do this... There is no magic metals ritual that we all secretly perform... We simply don't do shit that even an apparent retard thinks is a bad idea

If you honestly don't grasp economics, inflation, or overhead costs... Metal isn't for you...
When are you going to sell? Unless you can answer THIS question, with specificity, then you should NOT be buying gold...

>major happening in russia this morning
is this bullish for palladium/platinum?

It's here! It's here!

>>55388874
you are a very arrogant moron and will never make it to millionaire status

Mail order squaw is in my service now.

>>55388908
good luck selling your mortgage for gold, not owning land, having no skills, and will happily own nothing while eating ze bugs.

>>55388927
"owning land", get a load of this guy, bill gates is posting among us

>>55388882
It looks like a major psyop, judging by the /pol/ catalog. So nah, just buy silver and gold.

>>55388946
Yup, I'm the chud of chads, because I have a garden and know where I'll be living next year. Such intuition and deduction you have displayed thusfar!

Share more of your wisdoms, oh great sage of threads full of herbal essence and four karat idea thoughts!

>>55388983

I don't even care about politics anymore, other than to laugh at it for the tragic comedy it is. We can't change the path we are on, so we might as well just adapt to it to the best of our abilities.

>>55388441
Heading to Australia soon. Are there any unique coins I can pick up there?

>>55389023
I would love to go to the perth mint, but it's probably not the side of the country you're going to tho.

>>55389023
Not from crazy Aussieland, but hope this helps

Calling PANMAN and Big Bob!

I finally found my antique sulfide gold ore sample box and took a pic. It's from "Tip-Top Gold Mines, Inc." with headquarters in Denver and a half dozen gold mines in Gilpin county Colorado. From the very little I can dig up on them it seems that they got started in 1936 or so, and were recorded as producing ~3,000 tons of ore in 1940, but I assume WW2 caused them to get shut down. In the printed insert they wish the recipient a happy and prosperous 1938 so it was made and sent in 1937, apparently before they really got production going. Very interesting promotional gimmick and probably done to encourage the sale of their stock? I figure that very few boxes of literal rocks would have been saved more than a few days back in the 30s so I think it's a pretty unique artifact of the pre-WW2 gold mining era. If you have any thoughts or insights I'd appreciate them, thanks!

>>55389029
Unfortunately I'm heading to Queensland, so no Perth mint for me.
>>55389030
Thanks anon, I may see if I can get some of the shipwreck coins that they minted sometime around 2019 or so.

>>55388576
interesting. i'll have to put in an order for a set of each. we're the wyomings early enough to have two sets?

mail just arrived

I plan on going to Japan later this year, or next year. Any Japanese stackers on here? I'd be interested to know what kind of jewelry stores you have, or cool little coin shops in Tokyo.

>>55389060
Nice assortment! I like your notgeld, those are aluminum right?

>>55389023
Maybe you can find these. They look pretty sweet!

>>55389088
Thanks. Yeah, just aluminum. They were only a couple dollars each and in pretty good condition. I like the hamburg coat of arms and these were a lot cheaper than buying a similar quality 5 mark coin. One day tho.

>>55389091
Nice, where'd you get those?

>>55389052
> Queensland
You need this coin famalam!

>>55389115
forgot the dang pic

>>55389122
I think I have to get one since I'll be there.

>>55389034
Labeled contents back when the post office hadn't been integrated !

>>55389121
Not my coins, alas. I just saved that pic because it looked cool.

>>55389127
You might as well try to get the first two coins from that series while you're there. I have the second one (New South Wales) but not the very first (Australia coat of arms).
Bottom left is the coin in question (sorry for bad pic, lighting was poor).

>>55389123
Damn your Hamburgs look really sweet! I have a handful of notgeld coins but didn't know about those.
>>55389129
>back when the post office hadn't been integrated
Now we are getting our parcels enriched while in the sorting warehouses, then when being "delivered", and if not pilfered until that point you have gangs of swarthy porch pirates collecting what's left.

>>55389163
No need to apologize anon, I appreciate the insight and inspiration. Have a blessed weekend.

>>55389052
>the shipwreck coins
I would check ebay and similar outlets to get an idea of pricing. I'm not sure being in the host country matters for recently out of mint coins.

>>55388990
>I have a garden and know where I'll be living next year

Gardens and home ownership are based, the tiny home/GoyPod and digital currency psyops seem like an insidious scheme to abolish self-sufficiency and tangible assets to make the plebs entirely dependent on the system. Growing food and stacking PMs goes hand-in-hand.

>>55389344
You don't need to be told you get it, and I'm not opposed to a tiny home versus renting while you save, but yeah, normalizing NOT owning land is pure NWO bullshit.

Nice greenbacks! That your garden? Humble but hearty and more than enough food to have a financial impact as well as being able to enjoy some good home grown fare

>>55389378
Thanks fren, yeah that's my garden mostly potatoes and assorted alliums, I have the whole length behind the back fence along the alley planted with potatoes too, 3 compost cages and several other garden beds elsewhere. The kids love helping me dig up potatoes and pluck chives, can't beat the taste of fresh "new" potatoes sliced up and pan-fried in saved bacon fat with garden alliums.

How will the Russia coup affect PMs?

>>55389495
Nothing. But JPM will duuump eeeet again next week so we get more cheapies! Hurray!

>>55389058
Couldn’t see any difference on the Wyoming. The one of the kneeling Indian woman has a better otter/weasel thing and her hands are much much better. I’ll do a side by side pic later

>>55389450
Damn, nice! Making me hungry for taters! First thing I got in the ground here was asparagus, a favorite of mine, and I've got a nice herb garden for all my seasonings, but I also take full advantage of the edibility of day lilies, of which I have a metric fuck ton growing. When in bloom I go full vegetarian and eat nothing but fresh bloom salads. (they are delicious by the way, like a tender lettuce with a drop of nectar in each bite)

Eating ze bugs might be some zog bullshit, but something like 80% of all plants are nutritious for humans but we only cultivate like 2% of them for food? Miss me with that free range labeling bullshit, I wander the woods with a mushroom guide and do my own free range dieting.

>>55389495

It won't.

>>55389495
>Russia coup
Do idiots here actually believe this shit?

>>55388983
>judging by the /pol/ catalog
always believe the opposite of what /pol/ says

>>55389681
https://twitter.com/revishvilig

bunch of videos. would assume they won't be overthrowing the government

>>55389692
>a hohol supporter has fake videos
And you eat it up

CALLING MINTANON! Any updates?

Do 5g gold bars have any tungsten risk? Or are they too small?
I only buy from trustworthy places, but I'm worried if they are liquid for future reselling.

>>55389681
>>55389709
Oh you know what’s going on I can tell. Please explain to all of us that aren’t as aware.

>>55389727
Almost zero risk. It is simply too thin. I have several of those exact ones and I think they are fine since I bought them from a reputable dealer. I assume the check everything they buy before writing a check as their reputation is the most important thing they have.

pirate ship coins mog all others. end of story

>>55389833
Arrrgh, matey! Dubs checked!

>>55389727
Just buy 20 francs they’re a bit bigger a fairly similar cost, have low premiums, and are easier to test in more low tech, inexpensive ways (ping test, calipers,scale, nitric acid, etc)

How would you guys sell gold for it's fair price?

(Not Gold dealers)

>>55389746
Globohomo is collapsing and they're pulling out all the final shills. Muh Russia coup, muh aliens, muh China is gonna collapse this time. They're purging the military of white men at record pace so they don't have access to weapons come the actual civil war in America. They want a servile military of brownies and trannies that have no loyalty to the nation. Every country is dropping the dollar. Control of the banks means nothing without industry, and they shipped our industry off to China, and Xi closed the door, so they can't flee there like they were planning to.

It's over. Enjoy the collapse.

Extra comfy mail day lads

>>55389953
Hold until a new currency comes with a new government.

>>55389969
Funny, is it possible to be ik debt and put as a colateral your gold and silver coins?

>>55389978
Why would you want to be in debt or allow yourself to be in debt?

>>55389982
Don t get me wrong I hate being in debt, is just to cash gold and silver full price because I know the guy won t rip me off paying me those coins at 75% value.

>>55389690
Sometimes I take the opportunity to post an redpill or two, in case someone receptive is reading. That way maybe they can prepare themselves. Otherwise /pol/ is a big waste of time.
>>>/pol/431938185

>>55390012
Hey yo watch out I got banned last time I posted link to /pol/ for conspiracy or something

>>55390022
It s because you didn t assert dominance

>>55390022
I don't mean the /pol/ thread is a redpill for you, but rather I'm posting /pmg/ related redpills on /pol/

>>55390031
>>55390056
Guys, I don't mind if you post it here, in fact I encourage it here too. You can't separate politics from economy. e.g. the Epstein - JP Morgan link

Running out of room lads

>>55390197
why tf did this flip upside down, i made sure it was oriented properly

>>55390197
Don't give up, I'm sure you can fit lots more 20 francs coins in there, especially if you take them out of those oversized capsules. Just find a tube the right size and you're good.
Also your pic got rotated by the server because it had exif data embedded in it. You have to remove it yourself to avoid that, by cropping or resizing the image. You can also use a tool like ImageMagick (has "strip" command).

>>55388441
The Globohomo is willing to burn the world to the ground, just to prevent Gold and Silver from becoming money again.

>>55390224
Use an exif eraser, orient it properly, draw a tiny dot somewhere in the image, save it. Then post.

>>55390224
maybe because you're posting from a deep underground military base.?

>>55390653
Nah he is Australian

>>55389966
>Dr Richard Sauder book on Secret Underground and Underwater Military Bases
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1a0VzOn5tv8&ab_channel=DarkJournalist

quite interesting and spoopy

>>55388462
Im doing the Wyoming 1 Goldback (for the wife she is Native American), just got 100 at 3.66 each, plus over $299 they are shipped free

https://defythegrid.com/product/1-wyoming-goldback/

I literally found $26 today outside of chik fil a today. What can I buy with this that is silver and cool?

Who else went to the coin show?

Do u leik gold?

>>55391180
Grab a generic Morgan
>>55391168
Nice. I’m a bong so cheapest I can get them is about £4.50/£5 ish.
Some people sell them on eBay for £9.99 each to randos who just want one.

>>55391200
Yes.

>>55390224
>>55390647
Has nothing to do with exif. It's info stored locally and separately on the local device, which (a phone) associates how the phone was oriented at the time of exposure.
The image array is as the sensor recorded it. Either a phone has to be able (with an app?) to rearrange the array (image), or you have to take it to a PC to do that.
When you look at what you posted, the device you're using has no sidebar info on what "up" was at the time of exposure, so your phone will display it as the array recorded it.

>tl;dr: Learn how to orient your phone so up is up when you take pictures.

>>55391227
I like ur kitty

>>55391196
Was that the one in Tulsa now? I would have gone if they had kept it in Grove.

>>55391196
U buy all that at a show? Nice haul.

>>55391265
Thank you. She's a good cat.

any updates i only got 2 replies when i asked for a tax free dealer. i live in cuckfornia and dont want to pay 10% sales tax but im not rich enough to order the $2,000 minimum to avoid tax so im looking for based dealers who ignore cuckfornias taxes thanks in advance

>>55391306
You reek of fedposting. I don't know of any "tax free" sites, but don't reply to this one.

>>55391306
wait what? you've to order worth 2k minimum to not pay a 10% tax. Literally why?

I have 19 singles and two 5s now. I’m only getting the consecutive years of the singles now. I’ll grab any new states as they get released.

>>55391306
I told u Montana rarities, maybe Pinehurst coin and golden state mint? maybe. There's hardly any out there man.

>>55391272
Thanks, but all I got today was the Mexican 8 reales

>>55388837
Based coin anon. First time buyer here, I was wondering whether I should go with small coins or large bars. I guess I'll go with a 80-20 mix of both (leaning towards coins).

Still pumped about this arriving yesterday.
Will remain pumped until Monday, when new stuff is scheduled to arrive.

>>55389726
RUGGED

>>55391480
Nooo!
He’s just lazy. Think I ordered a guilded and two regulars.

>>55391447
Really nice anon. Now you're going to be forced to collect the entire series

Thoughts on Spanish Pesetas? It's .835 silver, is that good?

>>55391611
forgot pic

>>55391529
Roger that - will keep going.

coin

>>55391180
>>55391214

Mbarr Coins on Ebay will have Morgans that sometimes go for under $25.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/364311324210

>>55391338
nice fren.. keep collecting them. They are nice convo starters and ice breakers

test

Did I miss out on price drops? I won't be able to buy till Friday

>>55391627
Oh u lucky bastard
Very nice

>>55391447
my LCS has that coin for 2140usd or 2825 cad. Is this fair compared to what you paid?

>>55391611
The only reason to buy antique coins is a passion for their beauty. If you're worried about investments then just go straight to bullion.

>>55391492
I got 4/2.

so apparently talking about instability in russia and its effect on pm market, a major palladium producer, will get you a three day ban, how wonderful!

In 2,000 years what American coins will be popular with ancient coin collectors?
I bet buffalo nickels will be a favorite. Since there have been billions of Lincoln cents minted over the last century, I could see those being popular among new collectors as a cheap way to get into the hobby.
1 Lincoln penny in decent shape will probably go for an equivalent of $15-20 2023 dollars in 2,000 years. Unc zinc pennies will fetch somewhat higher premiums due to zincs fragility as an element however.

Found a 71 qtr and wheat penny at work, last night closed and got a JFK bi-centennial haffie. Didn't even pay at an antique store or anything.

>>55391829
I bought it from a Canadian dealer: bordergold.com. I had to pay $25 shipping. Their price right now is USD 2,046 by check (add that $25). They want US checks sent to an address in Blaine, WA. My coin arrived from a shipping address in Blaine. The store is just across the border in Canada.

>>55391901
I bet the most popular designs will be the rare ones like pre-1830s bust coinage.

>>55391901
theyre already a favorite, go look at graded examples

>>55391630
took?

>>55391901
>In 2,000 years what American coins will be popular with ancient coin collectors?
unless we change this timeline

>>55392061
people will back and think
>that big pile of rubble where people to to twerk and drink 40s used to look like that?
Stupid timeline we are living in

>>55389319
what's this series called?
>>55391901
for me, it's martha washington

>>55391969
These will be popular but not common and will probably cost whatever the future equivalent of ten of thousands of dollars is. Sort of like large gold coins from Greece do today.
Old debased denari are very common so lots of people have them. Same with copper and bronze ancients. I feel like common pocket change like Lincoln pennies will fill that role.
>>55392061
Idk who she is and she will not be remembered in 2000 years.
>>55392027
Then imagine how loved they'll be in thousands of years.

>>55388866
indeed

>>55391291
She has that "this fucking faggot is taking pictures of me again" look.

>>55392141
>Old debased denari are very common so lots of people have them
I really don't care about the trash that common retards collect. If I did I'd be a funkopop marvelfag. You either have the goods or you don't, and a mass produced piece of junk will never qualify.

>>55391328
its not a federal law faggot how is this fedposting? 90% of the states dont even require sales tax on bullion all im trying to do is avoid funding the communist kikes

>>55391333
because communists tax the poor and middleclass, not the rich. the corrupt cuckfornia oligarchy doesnt want to anger the jewish elite by taxing bullion purchases over $2,000 but they want to punish the goycattle class of plebians who think they might want to buy a couple silver coins without being tax raped

>>55391347
holy based thank you sir. should i grab a 10oz bar or 10 separate 1oz coins for my first stack?

>>55391306
https://goldbroker.com/sales-tax
Heres an interactive map showing how greedy or not greedy your states will be. Rule of thumb is that the more blue a state is the higher taxes will be on anything, including bullion.

>>55390317
Yeah fren that’s an old pic from when I was just getting started out, I’ve got more reasonably sized capsules now

>>55392340
Wait nvm I’m retarded it’s not an old pic

I’m just autistic and like my coins in capsules

>>55391912
I think you'd be better off spending that 71 quarter than keeping it.

>>55392364
Trade the quarter into 5 nickels and you have ~$.40 melt value.

>>55391200
Based mercury dime enjoyer, it occurs to me I don't have mine in any stack pics, but its my fave.

>>55392319
But you’ll feel like you got more with 10 individual ounces

>>55392364
I had to look up what made 1971 quarters special. I thought “did they randomly reintroduce silver for a year or something?”

visited my LCS for the first time
sells gold at spot but won't sell silver for less than +20%
where can i get my hands on that cheap tax free silver

>>55392287
>because communists tax the poor and middleclass
Wanna know the real reason for that. It's because the poor and middle class are the productive class while the elites are not.

I want to bring my gold in Brazil but apparently I have to pay huge taxes? Why would I pay import taxes to jews on the gold I own? Any Brazilians stackers know if this is true? The fuck.

>>55392428
find someone willing to straight up trade at the GSR you agree on?

>>55392436
Hide it inside of your body

>>55392445
They have scanners they will make me shit my stack and give it to kikes

>>55388441
>Ferocious Metals edition
rawr!

>>55392340
Based.

>>55392436
>gringo about to find out why the third world IS the third world
Here's how to solve it: >>55392445

>>55392456
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xttBEfaqsDg

what exactly is your concern?

>>55392319
>>55391347

>completing order at montana rarities for 10 oz
>they dont charge sales tax holy based finally
>shipping is $29 which is literally the same as 10% sales tax from all the other dealers plus $8 shipping

i just cant win

>>55392568
>montana rarities
try pinehurst, or pony up for a larger order

>>55392436
>bring my gold in Brazil
Melt lead and cast your gold inside of a painted decorative piece.

>>55391844
What is that coin?

Should I buy an coins this weekend?

Looks like they're putting king Charles on their coins now.

I missed the nice kilo kook that was on sale a month ago. Now they're all gone. You snooze, you lose!

>>55391899
What was the reason given?

Arise cheapies!

>>55392889

Weird, I have this screenshot from exactly one month ago. Now wieners are 24.34 and the gold krugs are 1835.53 euros.

>>55392886
that politics belongs on pol, despite the fact the question was solely about predicting the pm market

>>55392962
Ah, jeez

The current prices are pretty gud, but still above my average costs so far:
23.80 euros/ozt silver
1780.46 euros/ozt gold
It's hard to decide how much to buy, since I can't tell if they'll dump eeeet moar next week. I guess it depends on whether or not they managed to clear out all the short positions, but do you check that?

I've been permabanned for posting Hunter sitting next to Natalie. :(
I just want to comfy post in pmg again.

Im the anon who bought his first gold Sovereign the other Day. Waiting for it to arrive, already got the UPS notification and tracking.

Next up thinking of getting 20 swiss francs or 5000 Portuguese Reis

>>55393111
What's with those trips, and that smug expression? I bet you're one of those anons that's got gold fever!

>>55392843
ugly af. i would never buy it

This is numismatic hell....if it helps you anons to stay your hand, just remember to cling to gold and silver. The rest of it is just for your eyes but not a hedge against inflation:

https://www.ebay.com/str/adnumis

>>55393205
>ugly af

10/10 in bongland

>>55388906

excellent album on your car stereo. cant wait til the remaster comes out. anyway, buy gold/silver.

>>55393242
their king is a literal globalist faggot

>>55392880
Those kooks look very mischievous

>>55389833
Boat silver best silver

>>55389023
Australian wedge tailed eagles are the go friend. Bald eagles are cringe

I just snagged a few of these for spot price and less. It pays to know more coins rather than meme junk silver. Lots of good secret coins out there

https://www.mynumi.net/en/1973-500-silver-lire-san-marino-peace-in-the-world

Would you rather hold an ounce of silver or a big tiddy?

>>55393836

How do I hack the premium of gold chains?
I have asked /fa too, but I have no hope for those guys :)
I know that bullion or bars is what to buy as investment. I just want 1000 bucks around my neck at all times tho (inb4 just buy krugerrand pendant and scratch the coin over the years ahead)

Online jewellers are shit. Their premium over the gold price is HUGE and sometimes they do not even tell us the weight. How do I hack this so I only buy at a small premium? I could even go as low as 14 carat but 18 carat is probably where I will land.

I visit both Dubai and Hong Kong regularly. But phew, what a jungle. I do not even mind buying second hand. Pawn shops probably pay very little so should be able to sell with almost no premium. Any anon got any good info on this? Any jewellers here?

Any updates on the inejiro meme coin? June is almost over.

>You will stack silver
>You will wait for hyperinflation
>You will buy 16 year sex slave virgins for 1 oz of silver
>you will shit on the normies as they get pushed into pods, 15 min cities, and forced to eat ze bugs
>you will have revenge as you buy them as slaves to work at your farm you purchased for a few oz of silver
and you will be happy.

So to the anon that brought a sovereign as their first piece of gold, has it arrived? What do you think of it so far?

Rate my stack /pmg/

>>55394560
>Solid gold abacus
That has to be the most ****** thing I've ever seen.

>>55394560
so much plastic in one picture. Does your brother own a factory in Hyderabad?

>>55394640
No I buy them directly from a bank and each bar has a serial number. This makes it easier to sell back.

>>55394017
probably buying used at a pawn shop is the only solution. i looked up prices before online and youre right the premiums are astronomical. usaully the retail price of the chain is like 10x the melt value

My cats name is silver :3

Wagmi frens, stay strong and don't let the current and future psy ops get you down

>>55394918
What kind of safe is that fren?

Walls seem a bit thin for that large a stack

>>55394918
damn that safe is stuffed

Thoughts on Gold/Silver ETFs?

>>55394017
>Pawn shops probably pay very little so should be able to sell with almost no premium. Any anon got any good info on this? Any jewellers here?

Coin and pawn shops buy scrap gold jewelry at discount to then ship and sell to refineries for ~98-99% of melt value, call around and ask if they will sell karat gold at spot price. My dad buys gold religious pendants and crucifixes that are of superior workmanship from his LCS at melt value but isn't interested in their chains. It shouldn't be too difficult to find a shop who will work with you.

>>55395050
>>55394763
That's some solid info Gentleman/Ladies. Thank you

>>55395070
If you're in the US be aware that 10k and 14k seems to be more common than 18k or higher. You may have to settle for 14k chains if you want to get your hands on some quick, but it shouldn't be a problem if you can wait for the right ones to come in.

>>55395107
I'm not in the US, but I really am fine with 14k for the toughness.
The reason why I want this is that I am always travelling. I know that Asian and Arab markets mainly want 18k and up, but a 14K is still always pawnable. It is a backup if I get burglared, instead of having a bullion in my belt or a credit card up my ass.
I also like the 80s gangster look.

>>55394017
Is that a FWTDHW?

You retards that fell for the PM meme 2-3 years ago haven't even broken even lmao

>>55395182
>It is a backup if I get burglared, instead of having a bullion in my belt or a credit card up my ass.

Muggers will yank off chains they see people wearing, so if you can't hide them under your shirt collar you might also consider anklets or ankle bracelets which can be kept hidden under your socks or pant legs. You can buy either karat gold or cheap base metal pendant bezels you can insert bullion coins into and have them attached to your bracelet or necklace chains too, damage/wear shouldn't be a problem if you're not wearing them constantly for months straight and you'd likely get top dollar for those if your jewelry is typically bought at discount wherever you're traveling.

>>55395397
>haven't even broken even lmao

Imagine not enjoying an instant ROI whenever one adds to the stack, it really must suck to be retarded like (You).

>>55395509
I hear you about the mugging. Will wear them below shirt when outside. I have never been mugged though, partly because I always am sober and I am 6 foot 3.

It is burglars that are my issue, or pickpockets that steal my cards.

Not saying that this is some mission critical thing. I just have a vague idea about having something pawnable around my neck that can keep me with food and hotel for a week if something bad happens. Like some bedouin woman from the old days :)

>>55395043
>Thoughts on Gold/Silver ETFs?

Trading options can be lucrative and they are convenient to enter and exit but if we see economic/monetary happenings then nations may nationalize ETF bullion holdings pretty quick.

>>55395548
>I always am sober and I am 6 foot 3.

Hah, yeah you're a giant compared to the locals so wearing a sturdy chain or 3 should be pretty safe.

>>55395509
>cheap base metal pendant bezels
Are these quality? Scared of shit falling out.
Are there any bezels for the smaller Krugerrand, or for small PAMP bars that have a crystal or glass cover btw? That would be ideal. Cheap chain + expensive bezel content. I have seen the PAMP bars that have pendant hangers drilled into them

>>55395043
Depends why you want PM exposure.
If you're an apocalyptic schizo then no, hold physical.
If you want to hedge your portfolio against weird risks (e.g. '08 / '21 drawdowns), then a small holding of gold can help.

Silverchads, the divegrass season begins soon and we're after ideas to refresh the /biz/ roster. We've already got Boomer Rocks on there but would appreciate some other ideas
>>>55395541

Silverchads, the divegrass season begins soon and we're after ideas to refresh the /biz/ roster. We've already got Boomer Rocks on there but would appreciate some other ideas

>>>55393937

Do CUSTOMERS prefer plastic coin flaps or these paper?

>>55395761
Heaps ONLY... I'm not a child

Never forget what they took from you. Almost all dealers had a silver starter pack at spot. I got this one from Provident (prospectors not Englehard) and the one from JM bullion (Indian/Buffalo rounds). The Provident came in a burlap baggie, the JM in a velvet pouch. GoldSilverbull had a 10oz GSB Bar at Spot.
Since the scandemic they are no longer available or in perma-not-in-stock

https://www.jmbullion.com/starter-pack/
https://silvergoldbull.com/silvergoldbull-silver-bar
https://www.providentmetals.com/buy-silver-at-spot-price.html

I check them from time to time because spot is spot man...

>>55395777
Well, that is how I got them when I bought them, just a bunch of fucking coins in a bag lol... Can't say I minded.

>>55394572
>most ****** thing
You'[re giving it a 6-star rating?

>>55394560
That image requires a followup with a timestamp.

Is silver a good choice in the uk with our high 20% vat, mostly not looking to flip or make a big profit, mostly just want something to put money into because of inflation and atm i don't have enough for gold.

>>55395858
I've been able to find deals on ebay just under spot (including p&p) but for bulky silver items rather than easily stackable coins.

>>55395928
Mostly i wanna own bars, also some coins. Basically like a long term savings account since with the inflation here keeping it in the bank long term loses money

>>55396074
yeah i feel you - at least for some % of my assets but i'm not willing to pay a %20 premium and i'm not interested in having it held in some bonded warehouse somewhere

>>55396091
it sucks in europe desu, gold is vat free but you need a lot more to invest in that

>>55395043
>>55396148
one thing you might consider is using a physical gold ETF to DCA if you don't have enough to regularly buy gold at low premiums
then from time to time you can cash out of your ETF position and buy an equivalent amount of real gold to capture the benefits of DCA and low premiums.
obviously this will depend on broker fees etc

>>55391447
Very nice. Very tempting.

>>55395043
20%+ tax

>>55391492
Careful, I got a mod warning for posting that exact picture

>>55391447
>Five 9's

>>55396183
I guess the deficit in consumption vs production will just continue forever. How could I have been so stupid to think that a dwindling finite resource being consumed well beyond the ability to replinish it would result in a squeeze on the bankers manipulating the price of said commodity by a 250:1 paper derivatives scheme! Woe is unto me! I will buy another tube to drown my sorrows.

was anyone else rooting for an armed standoff in moscow to bolster gold?
am i a bad person for being greedy? :(

>>55391200
Is it better to have variety like this, or just stick to one common coin, like eagles or maples and fill a tube?

>>55396677
think russia collapsing could potentially be bad for gold
always hope for whatever outcome generates the most peace and prosperity, that is the reason we hold gold
a return to the gold standard would unleash in the long run unleash incredible amounts of prosperity for everyone

>>55396677
Had that traitor wagner puppet faggot actually pulled off some sort of coup it would be guaranteed the metals would be forever suppressed, Putin is the one who is setting up the Moscow World Standard Trading Centre which will price the metals much higher.

>>55396601
Fifteen.
>>55391627

Benis

>>55393486
He’s read Rene Guenon

>>55395858
>20% vat
Fucking hell. I wouldn’t buy any silver with that attached

>>55396738
Long story short, he’s not a traitor and it was a Russian psyop that the west swallowed hook line and sinker.

>>55392186
I keep posting it because the retarded meme has to keep going, but it's true. Browse /biz/'s catalog. There are literally dozens of threads coping and seething about the state of crypto.

Can any Americans confirm this, i heard in an interview costco is selling 1oz pamp gold bars for $30 under spot, is this true or whats the catch?

>>55397023
Love how they always say “metals are the same as they were 5 years ago” and ignore that they were in single and triple digits 15 years ago.

>>55397017
>it was a Russian psyop
Not disagreeing but for what purpose?

>>55397045
There are a few angles, briefly stated
>expose disloyal elements, particularly a test of kadyrov’s loyalty, which he passed
>excuse to restructure elements of high ranking MOD positions
>restructure Wagner and integrate its troops into Russian military. PMCs often have this happen, and especially in Russian military doctrine, no one group or person is ever allowed to become to powerful
>west funded prigozhin to stage a coup, kept the money, didn’t deliver
Could be elements of truth to any or all of these. As with anything on this scale, we’re all just speculating. But the least likely option is to take what happened at face value. It makes zero sense at face value

I can't seem to find the answer. If something is eligible but not registered yet, the owner of the silver doesn't isn't ever forced in any way to have it warranted?

Like if registered runs out, and no one wanted to sell, that could just be the end?

>>55397084
Was thinking myself it was to discredit western media to westerners by showing them how they jumped all over the story and narrated it and their reaction to when it fell apart so quickly.

>>55394059
based and revenge pilled
>>55396148
Junk is cheaper than in the US. Close to spot. You also get copper for free.

do you guys believe this? always thought Rickards seemed reasonable and knowledgable except for when he calls for $15k/oz gold
but claiming he knows for sure they will introduce a gold-linked currency in late August has to be bullshit, right?

>>55397669
>Introduce
It's "trust me, bro" levels of unbelievable insider information either way, but he says "announce," which doesn't actually require them to actually do anything and makes me less skeptical considering the parties involved

>>55397669
I doubt there will be that huge of a shock to gold prices, but I'm betting it will go up maybe $1k more. That is itself quite huge - a 50% increase. OTOH, a metal price has gone this route: rhodium. I've seen it go from sub-$1k to $30k and back down to its current $5k. If gold does moon, I expect in a few years it would calm down again as the conditions from novelty and panic of a new currency become manageable.

>>55391912
>>55392364
>>55392410
>I had to look up what made 1971 quarters special. I thought “did they randomly reintroduce silver for a year or something?”
1971 "Double Die Reverse"
1971-D "Double Die Reverse"

look closely at the back, maybe you got lucky, i havent come across a double die quarter yet but there are several years that exist with doubling of obverse and reverse

>>55397719
>which doesn't actually require them to actually do anything
I suppose that's true but announcing such a thing without launching it rapidly seems foolish, no? giving those who oppose it more time to fight back
>>55397748
rhodiums price ride was indeed insane but rhodium market is very small, doesn't take much of an inflow of dollars to blow it up
I've more or less given up all hope for large gold movements, could see $2,300 by 2025/2026.. that's when Rickards claims it will hit $15,000

>>55397888
>I suppose that's true but announcing such a thing without launching it rapidly seems foolish, no?
Russia, China, and India all love that kind of chest thumping, just look at their militaries. I wouldn't put that past them even if doing so would be kinda stupid.
>giving those who oppose it more time to fight back
They've already had decades, BRICS isn't new. This might be a way to flush the bird out of the bush or play with some longs/shorts as well. I'm not privy to any information, but there are angles where an announcement before readiness might be advantageous.

>>55389034
Big Bob is rangebanned for being mean to the janny

ᶜʳʸᵖᵗᵒ nᵉʳᵈˢ ʷᶦˡˡ ˢᵉᵉᵗʰ

>>55392138
in 2000 years archaeologists will find the nigger coin and use that as proof that the americas were at one point connected to Africa.

>>55397888
>rhodium market
Trips checked.
Makes sense, and I wasn't aware of the why. Thanks!

>>55394017
ask cash for gold shops what stuff they are melting and if they show you the melt pile just buy it for 100% of the gold value.

I showed this on here already but I bought vid related from a cash for gold shop last week for the gold value with no premium. I'm still surprised the deal went through because its a nice watch and I feel like a billionaire wearing it out in the sunshine.

Also, old gold jewelry frequently gets sold around scrap value. It's not all the time but I check periodically and can usually find a few pieces a month under the gold value.

>>55395761
The plastic things are better than the cardboard squares. I think it's mainly antique dealers due drawing up the specifics of each coin. I'd use em more for ancient coins than newer stuff.

>>55397669
Just airs the same pollard strategy of "trust the plan. " shit.

>>55398356
on ebay I mean. you can sometimes find old gold jewelry on ebay for spot or less but it's not an infinite amount. I was buying a few pieces a month that way for a while and still have bags of it.

>>55398380
pic related is another crazy one from ebay a few weeks ago. turned out it was 50g not 52g but solid 14k. that was 799 Canadian dollars.

>>55394017
here's how cash for gold shops work:

the good stuff gets put on an online webstore and the bad stuff gets melted and you'd be surprised what kind of stuff they melt.

isn't 24k cheap in Hong Kong? I heard the Chinese buy illegally mined gold in Africa, refine it in china, and supply their domestic market with low premium 24k jewelry...

>>55395070
the key is not being an obnoxious asshole. their transaction cost sending to a refiner that they have a good relation with is very low. to have them even consider showing you the melt pile you have to make it low hassle otherwise they will just send all of it to the refiner.

>>55395509
how much silver in that tray? I still haven't learned silver markings or how to identify it in the wild.

>>55397669
#1 rule of investing: don't listen to "analysts" that are selling a certain class of investments

#2 everyone knows BRICS are separating from the western financial system and China is basically cloning the World Bank and IMF to lend funds in a closed circuit to other nations for development purposes.

What that means for gold -- and even if BRICS will back a currency with gold -- is ultimately unknown.

I buy gold because I don't trust the Canadian dollar but when it comes to China and the changes in the global financial system there is a lot of "just trust me bro" to the current analysis.

>>55398599
my issue with the whole brics thing is why in the fuck export countries would want a strong currency? they don't. It makes their exports more expensive. China right now is trying to assivly increse their exports to stimulate growth in their economy. They cant just build like they always do to stimulate. They are weakening their currency right now to compete with all teh other low cost manufacturing countries now. Whats interesting is the brics currency is they are setting up a bond system with it so it can freely traded. This is the ultimate source of the USD strength, it can be instantly traded, bought sold, used for collateral, everything financial. Main problem with chinas financial system is its closed off and incredibly hard to deal with for foreigners. Theres onshore and off shore markets, its super fucked for foreign investors, and super hard to move money out of it if youre chinese. im not sure how, or why they would keep capitol controls over the brics bond market and currency so the capitol could flow effectively. But really the strong currency is my main concern, would they revalue gold or commodities, but devalue the currency concurrently? Or would they just massively devalue their current currency to inflate their truly massive debts away while pivoting to the new brics currency.

>>55398501
obligatory
https://youtu.be/_uhiUnavxTk

>>55398714
I'm not a finance expert but my understanding was that China is not interested in copying the USD/ Bretton Woods II / petrodollar system and that they aren't interested in making their capital markets open to everyone in the same way the US has done. they don't want to internationalize their currency the same way that the USD was.

Again, I'm not a finance expert so can't predict what they will OR SHOULD do.

>>55398737
that's literally how the entire process works.

I was exhausted today so I took a nap instead of buying coins. Did I miss an cheapies?

I don't know where else to ask this and I am delirious from confusion.
Why the FUCK does the coinage portrait of King George not turn to the left after his death?
EVERY FUCKING MONARCH has turned their head the oposite way on coins after the death of the previous one.
SO WHY DIDN'T THEY DO IT AFTER GEORGE V DIED. THE NEXT MONARCHS PORTRAIT SHOULD BE FACING RIGHT. AND DON'T SAY EDWARD BECAUSE EDWARDS COINS ALSO HAVE HIM FACING LEFT. I AM GOING INSANE.

Why do old ladies like coin collecting so much? I thought this was for autistic boomers but I saw so many old ladies at a coin show a couple months ago.
Are there any girls itt who want to be my silver stacking gf?

>>55393887
Don't worry anon I'm sure some cute girl will let your bald ass touch her breast. They just feel like bags of sand anyways :)

Hmm, gold krugs at 1816 euros, sovs at 432 (1835/ozt). I'm just not sure if this is the right time to buy.

How many sovs will fit in a tube? It looks like they're 22 mm wide, 1.40 mm thick. Maybe it would be fun to get an tube of them.

>>55399083
25. I was looking for tubes that would fit pre33 half eagles and sov tubes seem to be the closest.
I wish they had one that would fit just.

>>55399115
Weird, I've seen tubes for smol gold coins like 1/4 and 1/10 ozt that hold 50 of them, so I thought this would be similar. Well maybe it's easier to store this way at least.

>>55392436
Is it a lot? Dont declare it to customs and see if you can get in without getting caught

>>55398714
You're fundamentally misunderstanding the meaning of a "strong currency". Obviously the USD is considered a "strong currency" because of the outcome of WWII and the bretton woods conference. The US got insanely rich by selling to both sides of the war (lend lease to the soviets and up until the US joined the war; Ford, US Standard Oil, Coca-Cola, IBM, etc. were all trading with the third reich throughout the 30s.) and came away from the war virtually unscathed. Pearl Harbor wasn't even a scratch and had no impact on civilian infrastructure the way it did for most of Europe. Combine this with the later relationships formed with OPEC nations, chiefly Saudi Arabia and the creation of the petro dollar and bam - the USD is the reserve currency. What that essentially means is that we have incredible monetary policies that provide tools no other country in the world has access to, swap lines being one example.

Because of all this, the US has been able to defraud the world with fun money that can be printed into oblivion without immediately suffering from hyperinflation. No other nation in the world can do this, despite having a fiat currency similar to ours in almost every other aspect.

But this entire monetary system relies on trust. Which means most of the world needs to trust the USD and continue holding debt and using the dollar to facilitate the import/export of physical goods. You can laugh at the BRICS nations and think it's some kind of failing ploy to create a new Chinese or Russian reserve currency to replace the dollar, but it's not. The world market operated without a reserve currency long before world war II and the bretton woods conference. The world market didnt care so much what currency was used to facilitate the sale, as long as there was a FIXED EXCHANGE RATE FOR GOLD. The entire world is collectively deciding that they'd rather not rely on the USD and instead back their currency with gold and only trade w/ counties doing the same.

>>55399115
based fingerprint obfuscator

>>55395858
Look for stores that apply the margin scheme, i.e. the VAT is applied to the premium and not the whole coin. For example, the store Europa Bullion (online) applies this scheme. You get charged a bit in shipping but as long as you're purchasing a few coins in one go the individual price ends up being slightly above gross price

>>55393836
>ounce of silver = $23
>fondling a low end hooker = $300/hr,
that's a difficult choice anon

>>55397669
>BRICS+ introduces gold backed currency
No nation wants to willingly embark on a gold standard. Inflationary schemes are what give power to the state, if every state expenditure costs actual money, then with each state expenditure the state loses a modicum of its power. I am of the opinion that the BRICS are/have laid the ground work to introduce a gold backed currency as a lifeboat away from the dying dollar, but I see no reason why they would embark on said lifeboat prematurely. Russia is afterall in a war at the moment and wars are fought with debt, not money.

If those crazy fuckers did do it in August though, the Federal Reserve System will have a fucking aneurism of epic proportions. This is way outside the bounds of any predictive models, hopefully extreme chaos extremely fast.

>>55393836
half an ounce in one hand, a budding breast in the other

>>55399661
Based and Rothbard-pilled analysis

>>55397669
>except for when he calls for $15k/oz gold

You do realise when he came up with that figure it was the lowest he could come up with to what he thought the normies could accept? Theres a load more financial experts and analysts who are saying that just by the numbers (which are fake, gay and under reported) that gold has to go 100k+ just to have any functioning financial system in the next age.

>>55398714
Why is having a weak currency good for export nations? Why does it matter if $100 is €90 or €110? Why is having €110 better when €90 could have the same purchasing power?

>>55399778
their goods cost "less" to purchase if the currency is weak for the import nations. The yuan is pretty weak rn, even tho they peg it to the usd. JPN is really weak right now also, you could import a Grand Seiko watch for really cheap if you wanted for instance.

>>55399583
Do hookers really cost that much per hour now?
>>55399680
Suit yourself, I want to hold a big saggy breast that weighs 15 pounds.

Thoughts on this beauty? It's silver

>>55399953

>>55400088
Check 'em.

>>55399083
Probably 50 or 60 coins fit in a quarter tube,I could check but at the same time I don't wanna pull my stack out

>>55388441
I love this 18k watch

I detected this fine lady about a dozen years ago (only 2 inches deep!) and haven't found any seated liberty silvers this nice since. Where are they all hiding bros?

>>55400210
The guilloche dial/face is a nice touch, is it made of silver or just base metal?

>>55400232
the dial? I'm unclear. its half guilloche and half mother of pearl, though I'm unclear about whether it is even real mother of pearl. But, it shines in the sun in an interesting way and looks expensive.

after wearing these two watches its surprising to me that tourneau failed with their house brand venture because both watches are really well made and are the same quality as watches that sell for 25,000+ today.

>>55399680
>fucked up his chance to say an ounce in the hand is worth two hands in the bush

>>55400267
I'm not an expert. these are my first real venture into luxury watches. my only other modern nice watch is a heavy 18k concord delirium and the quality is shit compared to these.

>>55388441

>>55400401
Is barley an especially good food for miners?

Hi silverbros. It's been a while.
Has anyone heard of the coordinated vacation attack? Basically you book off the third week of august for a vacation, but everyone else does this too. You also don't buy much so as to pay less in taxes. At worst you get a vacation.
However, if word spreads and it takes off then things might actually start to change for better or for worse.
What do you think of the idea?

Got some cheap sterling coins, including a Victorian half crown, always love those things.

>>55400509
Very nice old coins anon, English sterling is great stuff.

>>55399147
I'm just pissed off that there's no tube that fits 10 Sovereign/1/4oz/half eagle sized coins. Buying 10 is achievable within the near future, but 25 would take years.

Realistically speaking how badly would one of these mess up an Indian head half eagle?

>>55400746
about as much wear as you sliding the coin on the surface. Store it and pull it frequently, it gets worse, or add a slip of mylar or something to prevent scratching, but these were covenant, not numismatic storage

My metals doin a lil summin summin

>>55397669
>>55399661
BRICS countries are selling their gold now. Russia sold 3.6 ton of gold just now.

https://www.kitco.com/news/2023-02-09/Russia-sells-some-gold-as-its-budget-deficit-reaches-25-billion.html

>>55400500

this is the exact reason kikes flood our countries with 3rd world foreigners who speak a million different languages and have diferent religions and cultures. the greatest fear of kikes is the goyim working together to rebel from the shackles of wagecucking and taxation

>>55401609
Their biggest fear is people finding out their real identity.

>>55390224
Cropping slightly normally fixes this

>>55401652
A lot of the current stuff make sense if you look into the teachings of the sabbateans.

>>55399799
Sure, number is bigger with an inflated/devalued currency compared to a stronger currency but purchasing power is also lower so what's the advantage of devaluing your money? That's just inflation and leads to higher prices locally. I don't see the point.

>>55401299
Then why isn't it dumping. The spot gold is climbing.

>>55401868
Because that happened in February

>>55400220
>2inches deep
That’s wild! I haven’t found shit except a pair of sterling pearl earrings. I metal detected a park that was founded and active during late 1800s too.

>>55400500
What are we asking for with this?
I’ve already got July booked so I can’t swing another anyway just curious.

>>55400500
>get lots of people to take off for vacation
>in the summer
>everybody agrees not to spend a lot that week
>this is supposed to make "things actually start to change"
This is one of the most autistic ideas I've seen on this board.

>>55402088
Yeah, it was at the crest of a wooded hill between an old park and old cemetery, both started in the 1850s or so. The park had been detected to death so i usually only find good stuff there when they disturb soil with heavy equipment.
>I haven’t found shit except a pair of sterling pearl earrings.
Never found a pair of earrings myself, I'd call that a good score anon! Watch your park for things like utility line work, demolitions, or installation of tennis/basketball courts, wherever they're scraping/grading dirt or digging trenches you should try swinging a detector. For example in another park I had never found any silver in before they were doing work around an old bridge from the 1800s and churned up a nice ~30'x20' patch of earth. I pulled out the detector for a quick swing and near the end of gridding, after finding nothing but a few pull tabs and newer pennies dug an 1840 half dime, more than 40 years older than the park I detected it in! I was beyond surprised, it's a bit bent but not marred so I was super happy. Keep your eyes open for fresh dirt and good luck!

Missed the bottom this weekend, but PMs were still cheapies enough this morning for the order placed. Photos in (can't believe I'm going to say this...) two weeks.

>>55388656
>want to resell it that same moment
there's your problem, right there.
(almost) nobody here stack PM with the *intent* to sell them during their lifetime. They might have to, due to circumstance, but that isn't the end game.

Also, name one other asset that you can purchase and resell at the same moment and expect to not lose transaction fees.

selling some of my stack (gold > BTC > fiat) to buy a minivan this weekend, feels bad man

>>55388685
>maybe i will buy a third kilo of gold

>>55389060
Oddly enough, I have every coin in the leftmost column.

>>55402316
>This is one of the most autistic ideas I've seen on this board.

Yeah I don't understand, can any autist-whisperer anons translate and contextualize this concept for me? Is it some sort of reddit campaign?

>>55403119
I think that anon cashed out a large chunk of his life savings/retirement portfolio and put it in gold.

>>55403110
>minivan
Why, got kiddos to haul around?

>>55389091
Those are all 50%, mate.
The wartime Aussie florins are one of my faves.

>>55391844
checked and seconded.

>>55392340
I assume you have a Garand lying about somewhere??

>>55395777
lucky SEVENs

>>55403164
>Why, got kiddos to haul around?
i have 5 (white) children, yes and i've stalled my wife as long as i could get away with

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