/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55440034
based rika poster

>>55440034
>Thank God It's Friday Edition
yeah

>>55440046
>neofetch
lol

Finally broke over 100oz last week, feeling good. You may audit the Comex now.

>>55440074
Congrats anon, did you get something special for the 100th oz?

>>55440121
I bought a Russian Kopek that i probably won't get for months if ever since it's shipping from Ukraine and a Peace Scarface in really bad condition since I will never buy a good one but I wanted one. Pic related is the one I got. $35 isn't too bad.

>>55440034
How much do you anons think silver will be worth if russia starts dropping noooks?

>>55440034
I bought moar of those yummy krug cheapies.

>>55440191
I've got 10 of those coming in the mail today, they were pretty cheap last week. I'll have 22.

>>55440034
It has been said that dragonfire could melt and consume the rings of power, but there is not now any dragon left on earth in which the hold fire is hot enough.
Nor was there any dragon who could have harmed the one ring, the ruling ring, for that was made Sauron himself.

happy weekend /pmg/ and a holiday weekend for us burgers, aww yeah! freedom... freedom to stack precious metals!

>>55433508
AI or real? If real, who is selling them at an outrageous premium where? I'm Irish and I just got paid, clock is ticking

>>55440408
The boymoder coin is real. Silversisters, we're all gunna WAGMI!

>>55440408
IIRC it was from some sort of crypto thing where cashing in the crypto would net you the silver round. That's the crypto's logo on the reverse.
I'm pretty sure absolutely no one bought it

Anticipated arrival today. Came from Scottsdale. I was expecting to take longer, based on stories I heard.

>>55440517
I looked at it, was too dumbly complex a process to get the silver. As for me, I will stack silver and gold.

>>55440421
>>55440517
lol
>>55440074
nice, great choices as well
>>55440519
big fan of scottsdale mint, makes me want to move there and be dry all the time, I keep meaning to save money for whenever their galaxy bars drop but those were announced as coming soon months ago

General update on what we have going on right now. The otoya coin has been locked in already and is getting ready to be produced, no direct estimate on that right now

the gold otoya coin is still in the works but we should have PO for that soonTM/

We will be reaching out to the megumin buyers that keep getting packages bounced back today/tomorrow to finally solved the issue

Multiple other projects are in the works at the moment and we arent going to spoill everything but expect atleast one cheaper novelty coin we think everyone will enjoy,

just a reminder, also if your here grading anon shoot us an email please.

>>55440598
>big fan of scottsdale mint, makes me want to move there and be dry all the time, I keep meaning to save money for whenever their galaxy bars drop but those were announced as coming soon months ago
2 more weeks. I got a wad of cash set aside for something that will never drop unless silber hits $50.

Gold! The fossil remnant of an astronomical cataclysm so huge our minds cannot conceive of it. But you can hold some in your hand.

>>55440519
I need that ship coin! And maybe also that coat of arms. I want to get at least one coin from every country!

They want to give us those cheapies so bad.

>>55440611
>reddit spacing
>your instead of you're/you are
cringe.jpeg

>>55440598
Nice Momotaro coins.

>>55440519
>mountain chicken
kek

>>55440191
>I bought moar of those yummy krug cheapies.
Congrats.

>>55440074
Me too fairly recently. Grats frendo. I feel like I can ease off a bit as I may have overstretched myself to get there as a relative poorfag.
Now I can focus on cheapies rather than trying to grab cool stuff/memes/interesting foreign stuff. I’m like 60/40 1oz vs junk

Do you have any plans/target now you’ve reached the first big hurdle? (Next stop is more than doubling it and so on).

>>55440754
easier to break up text that way sometimes, only reserve it for update posts.

Why would anyone pay triple for what the US Mint is selling them for? And it's even just a presale

>>55440160
>>55440160
>Scarface
>Italian Liberty model
Want.

>>55441205
The US Mint is making peace dollars again?!

Poll: what's the smallest weight of gold that you ever purchased ?

>>55441205
Are you the same newfag bitching about Aputania prices on ebay? Or another fag?
>>55441240
Morgans too

>>55441240
yeah, up for sale on the 13th i believe, but would check the release schedule on the mint's page

>>55441239
It was only $35. Just keep checking for the cheap scarfaces

>>55441276
nobody has the new malta germania mint coin up for sale yet?

>>55441274
Another fag but really, that coin isn't even out yet and they're preselling it for that. Is it because they got one early and graded it?

>>55441288
probably have the subscription limit and assume at least one of them will hit 70

>>55441288
I'm guessing yes. I dunno man people want to show off their new shit and that money is like nothing for many people.

>>55441288
Also it's OBO

>>55441250

>>55441311
thank god those have certificates of authenticity!

Random kilo, Germania! - couple minor scratches but still glad I got a design I didn't already have.

>>55441337
""certificates of authenticity"", yeah. Boomer bait I know, just wanted some teeny-tiny pieces for the stack.

>>55440074
nice variety

>>55440034
>All seeing eye symbology
>Race mixing promotion

>>55440034
I have decided to delay my monthly silver kilo, to instead buy an ounce of gold next month instead.
I think silver will go down even more by august, so I am switching to gold for a brief period.

>>55441405
Yeah, the bass fish underneath the Stars and Stripes seal the deal as boomer bait. Funny little novelties though

>be white
>have job in landscaping for multiple HOAs
>work with a lot of green card latinos
>white lady comes up to me

"Finally! Someone who speaks English!"

>start speaking to her in German

Up 300 ounces this year fellas. Going to start getting more gold now

>>55441586
Hahaha! Zer gut, Hans!

>>55441586
what kind of gold coins does a german speaking fren want to get?

Our silver is priceless!

>>55440074
Properly updated family photo. All this started in March

>>55441781
Not OP, but I'm a huge fan of the large windmill 5RMs myself. I also have a small collection of the Martin Luther RMs.

>>55441790
>small collection of martin luthers
i don't even have one of those yet. those are so expensive. like $350 for the same condition as a $30 no windmill. how much have you been paying for those? do you have a shiller yet? those are also really expensive from what i've seen.

>>55441816
*schiller..

>>55441790
i got this one the other day. might be the best one yet. hardly a scratch on it.

>>55441856
will stop spamming now

>>55441873
It is Friday after all

When stacking gold, is it better to have variety or just stick to one common coin, like eagles or maples and fill a tube?

>>55441960
no two of my coins are the same (except for the junk silver and RMs)
it's really fun catching them all

>>55441881
good ol' honest Peace dollars

>>55441781
I simply enjoy gold. Sometimes I enjoy authentic Spanish gold though even though it's not as valuable

>>55441960
It depends on your interest. If you are strictly mercenary, buy what you can get at the best price. But you might find, as I do, that in addition to pure bullion mass, there are historic, artistic, political, philosophical, even sentimental reasons for buying particular coins. Have fun!

>>55442000
Sometimes I wonder if the US mint making them again is a bad omen

>>55441205
>>55441240
>>55442012
It's rumored that the US mint can barely procure enough planchets to make these KEK
That's why they had them in 2021 and didn't make any in 2022

>>55442027
>The United States Mint has canceled its plans to strike and release 2022 Morgan and Peace dollars. Production plans for 2022 Morgan and Peace dollars were scrapped because the Mint is unable to secure sufficient quantities of .999 fine silver planchets for minting them.

>This calculated pause is directly related to the global pandemic’s impact upon the availability of silver blanks from the Mint’s suppliers, according to the Mint’s March 14 announcement. The suspension will give the Mint time to evaluate the best way to allocate its limited supply of silver to ensure the best customer experience it can, according to Mint officials.

https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/mint-officials-cancel-2022-morgan-and-peace-dollar-production

>>55442039
It's very weird being referred to as a "customer" by a federal institution.

I'm really tempted bros.

>repro of a famous medieval coin
>made by the french mint in 1971
>mintage of only 100 coins (this one is 46/100)
>.950 silver
>88gr
For 80 bux.

This medal is so rare i can't find any price historic online. I can only find the copper and bronze versions online, who got a larger mintage. That can be an issue in term of liquidity.
Would you?

>>55442080
80 seems pretty reasonable to me considering what you listed above. i'd probably get it.

>>55442080
thicc, with the french mint hallmark (oldest company in the world still in activity for the fun fact), date and number (XLVI/C).

>>55440645
>Combining this noble metal with copper.

>>55440645
I'm extremely jealous of that Lewis and Clark pair. Aren't those multi-thousand dollar coins?

>>55442051
The Fed is a private bank. There is nothing federal about it though. It's a scam. And banks have customers. A government entity does not.

>>55440645
Mirrin' those 40F Napoleon pretty hard, especially the an XI one.
Must have costed you a little fortune no?

Am I weird for not really enjoying antique coins? I am all about quantity but I hear super wealthy actually buy antiques because they cannot be smelted down after a government repossession of pm.

>>55442115
The US Mint is under the Treasury Department.

>>55440598
>big fan of scottsdale mint,
They do good work. I really like their East Caribbean 8 series. I'm disappointed that the leg of the surfer I got has some scuffing. Straight from the mint, too.
Anyway.. I'll have to reshoot this series. I have a bunch more.

>>55440689
>I want to get at least one coin from every country!
That's a LOT of coins - good luck!

>>55442124
>I hear super wealthy actually buy antiques because they cannot be smelted down after a government repossession of pm.
What's good for you here? If it got (((repossessed))), melted or not you don't have your stuff anymore.
The wealthy buy antiques because it's a more speculative vehicle, simple as.

>>55442129
No you're right I was just pretending to be retarded

>>55440519
Cool coins

Anyone know why all these little island countries mint all these coins? Is it just for a bit of extra revenue?

>>55442130
Based and pirate-pilled Caribbean silver
Antigua and barbuda ones are sweet

>>55442155
It's cheaper to license them there because they get granted legal loopholes as they're technically currency. The little island nations also win because they get royalties for licensing them.

>>55442185
To clarify the islands do not actually mint the coins, they're just licensed with that country and made in Europe or China even

>>55442155
I’d dig into who the contract out to, to do the work. I’m guessing the tribe naturally.

>>55442155

>>55442155
Always surprises me that Somalia of all places has a mint.

>>55442155
>Is it just for a bit of extra revenue?
I think so. What I like about them is that they carry a better likelihood for numis value, being issued by a country. But I haven't heard from a real numisfag whether these coconut countries are legit enough to elevate their coins' provenance into something respectable.

>>55442252
>Somalia of all places has a mint
Somalia doesn't. They're minted by the Bavarian State Mint, Germany.

>>55442283
If the mint was actually in Somalia you’d end up with sand wrapped in tin foil

>>55442080
>Would you?
No. I would go for restrikes made to be bullion that sell for reasonable prices, like the Coronas.
Disclaimer: I don't appreciate coins in general enough to find a remake of a coin in poor condition at artists' prices worthy.

>>55442283
Guess that explains why they're still pretty. I bet the designs are also outsourced too then.

>>55442333
Indeed - apparently the design originated with Germans seeking to make a collectible coin.
https://cosmosofcollectibles.com/a-bullion-coin-from-germany-the-somalia-elephant/

Needs more gold and guns ITT.

>>55442080
Daaamn, what is that???
Can l get a link?

Im buying the shit out of these.

I bought a bunch of ASE tubes because they're wide enough to fit everything but the caps have a gay ass stopper that limits how many can fit if the coins are too thick. The coin storage market is such a gay scam.

>>55442583
>$2000 order minimum
Nevermind....... fuck my life.

>>55442634
Just put it on a credit card, make 3 or 4 minimum payments and then stop paying.

I like war nickels and 40% halves and ikes

>>55442657

>>55442661
They're cool but no one will know what the fuck they are if you're just using silver to protect your money

>>55442634
Buy it from the Mason Mint outlet store:
https://www.gainesvillecoins.com/search?s=lamb

>>55442634
>>$2000 order minimum
Wait... what?!?!?!
I've ordered from Gainesville several times, and there was no $2k minimum. What the hell are you reading?

when was the last time you guys fondled your constitutional? feels good man

>>55442807
>What the hell are you reading?
Bank Wire is $2k minimum. no other minimums

>>55442665
>>55442815
Oh. Well.. shoot.
I don't see where they say there's a $2k min, but that's moot. My bank charges $25 for wire transfers, so i use checks anyway.
These are apparently out of stock until the 22nd, so that's long than it takes to get a check thee and have it clear.
Use a check. ?

>>55442825
I don't have a checkbook.....
My bank would charge almost $25 if l were to order them.

>>55442847
better hurry anon only 9723 individual rounds remain.

https://youtu.be/A1CkUoj-J0c

Macron is being groomed to leave the financial west by Kenya's president Ruto and calls for the introduction of a global tax system (though CBDC I bet).

$600 an oz of silver by the end of the year and I just want to keep smacking that hammer. Even then can we even buy a house, let alone get a gf?

>>55443051
which country are you in...Morocco?

>>55442661
>>55442669
No silver in Ikes usually, you know.

>>55443051
You are getting yourself hyped up to be disapointed again when it isn't 600 by december

>>55442814
based constitutional fondlers rise up

have 15oz gold and 200oz silver
this is all that I have in the world after tax authority stole the rest of my money for discovering that I filed crypto taxes wrong
will this be enough for me to quit my job and start studying within the coming 5 years? not sure how much more of this I can take before I kill myself

How much of your portfolio is in previous metals? Do you have retirement accounts like a Roth IRA?

>>55443644
The days grow shorter and the nights are getting long
Feels like we're running out of time
Every day it seems much harder tellin' right from wrong
You got to read between the lines

Don't get discouraged, don't be afraid, we can
Make it through another day
Make it worth the price we pay

The Good Book says it's better to give than to receive
I do my best to do my part
Nothin' in my pockets I got nothin' up my sleeve
I keep my magic in my heart

Keep up your spirit, keep up your faith, baby
I am counting on you
You know what you've got to do

Fight the good fight every moment
Every minute every day
Fight the good fight every moment
It's your only way

>>55443644
No because gold and silver will be next thing confiscated by the Western Governments for the
CBDC rollout.

>>55443051
>$600 an oz of silver by the end of the year
That'll take years.

I bought

Hello /pmg/ rate my treasure box that I found in second hand store for 3 euros

I am going to line it with silver anti-tarnish cloth too

>>55444008
nice Guadens

>>55442283
that's a really nice elephant!

>>55444016
why? isn't tarnish good?

>>55443051
kek, PMs are the most managed assets on earth. If silver ever hits $600/oz it would mean the world economy crashed, we had nuclear war and the world has become a wasteland. Stop having delusions, even if there was were one million ounces of physical silver available, the spot price would still be $20/oz.

>>55444189
>even if there was were one million ounces of physical silver available, the spot price would still be $20/oz.
That ends when ETF's are no longer legal to use on the gold and silver market.

>>55444158
>why? isn't tarnish good?
Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't don't want to take the risk though and besides, my junk is tarnished already anyway. Don't want them black

>>55444023
What's that anon?

I've decided to sell all my gold to buy me a smol piece of land infront of my dad's house. Please stop me and tell me that I'm a dum dum.

>>55444314
No go ahead, ideally find an anon to sell it too

>>55444314
Owning land is more important than owning gold, I’d sell my gold if I had the opportunity to buy some adjacent property without question. Just waiting for it to become available.

>>55444371
I've been thinking about selling it to some of my friends. Lets see if it works out else, I have a very friendly dealer willing to buy almost always.

>>55444385
Our neighbor is an old man and we've been asking him to sell his land to us, he promised to sell it to us. Now, he is leaving the town, so he is planning to sell that part of the land.

>>55444441
I have an old man neighbor. I don’t want his house. Just about 5 acres that he has that adjoins our property. he uses it for his grandkids to make a little Halloween scary trail, I know because of that he will never sell unless he dies so I don’t know how to break the ice, I’ve resigned to waiting and immediately calling their realtor if it ever goes up for sale. I’ll be the house if I have to lmao.

>>55444441
Congrats. To see a deal like that go so smooth is pretty rare. My family drama is full of very gay land disputes that always end up with the land being liquidated because no one can agree on anything.

>>55442847
>bank would charge almost $25
Are you in some shit hole country or state? Or maybe your bank is corrupt - switch! That's a terrible price. Our (talking personal - not generally US) banks issue basic checks for free. That's part and parcel of having a *checking* account. And I've had third-party fancy checks made for less. You can actually print your own, totally legit - you just have to conform to strict standards of layout, font, and info. Do a Google search on "Print your own checks" or similar. I mean, that's why those fancy-check companies can do what they do.

>>55444016
>>55444023
Wow! That's gorgeous!

>>55444295
A chest I found in a second hand shop

>>55444668
Thanks fren, hope to post the lining results soon

Got an unexpected $250 bonus from my boss for my birthday. Do I get a 1/10 gold coin, lads?

>>55444698
Also today I may trade in my helvetia. I don't know how the fuck a franc coin can be rose gold in comparison to any other franc that is more yellow-gold. They say the composition is all the same with francs but imo they put too much copper in with helvetias.

>>55444698
No, put it in your 401k

>>55442110
I paid $1800 for it. A splurge. But I have an interest in Lewis and Clark.

>>55442119
If I recall correctly, the Napoleons were not much more than the usual old Euro gold. And the XI was just part of a random selection. I got lucky.

>>55444732
why not a taxable account that you have access to at anytime instead of some day retirement account you can barely touch for 40 years? no match on a bonus. no real incentive to park the money in a 401k

3 marks showed up

>>55444003
This again? PMs are the most difficult asset for government to confiscate. Your bank account, stocks, bonds, retirement accounts, REITs, Paypal account, vehicles, homes, are ALL much easier to confiscate than PMs. A door-to-door PM confiscation would be a bloodbath and doomed to fail because those who didn't shoot back would have buried their stack as soon as it got started. The only thing harder to confiscate than PMs is guns and only because you can shoot agents with guns.

And before you say "people will just comply like in 1933" let's be clear that this is nothing like 1933. Half of Americans now think the other half (and their politicians) are insane. There would be no compliance and likely enough violent resistance that local law enforcement would not participate. That would end it right there.

>>55444016
Very nice!

>>55444707
The copper blush turns bronzish over time. Note the krug in the OP. None of the rose blush of new krugs because the copper has tarnished.

>>55444847
Before I moved, I had an old russian neighbor who had his own canning food hobby thing going on. When we came over one day some years ago, he pulled out a condensed milk can from his pantry and opened it. He told me to look inside and ask what I thought. I thought he was crazy and said "yup...haha I only drink normal milk" and he said "but your milk product is nowhere near as expensive as this one" and dipped his hands inside the can. He reached all the way to the bottom of the can and pulled out 3-4 (can't remember as well now) gold coins from the bottom and showed us laughing his ass off. I will never forget that day. He also did a cool coin trick that I stole from him and showed a ton of people since then and nobody on youtube has shown the trick from what I've seen.
Russians can be cool bastards.

>>55444865
weird, I have one of these though and the copper hasn't changed I guess because it's still extremely yellowish gold. I looked it up and apparently Helvetias are famous for their rose gold look

https://www.apmex.com/product/75926/1849-1851-france-gold-20-francs-early-head-ceres-avg-circ

>>55444882
Part of the fun of stacking PMs can be in finding creative ways of hiding the stack.

>>55444904
From my (minimal) research, it appears that the bronze/brown tarnish you see on old pennies is a sulfur compound, just like with silver tarnish. So the rate at which the rose blush on copper alloy gold fresh from the mint mellows out will depend on sulfur exposure.

>>55444991
Yeah that completely makes sense honestly.

I can get this today, I have not much metals experience. How much would you pay for it? Looks like twice the price of the metal

>>55443431
Some ikes were made in 40% for collectors. Go look up blue and brown ikes.
>>55442669
Guess >>55443431 just proved you right.
I've gotten 40% halves for pretty cheap prices from boomers who didn't know they had silver in them though. So I can't complain there.

>>55444847
Almost nobody complied in 33 either.

>>55444847
They got less than 30% of issued gold back in that confiscation and the majority of that was from bank deposit boxes the banks handed over if I recall correctly. I don't think they would get a tenth of it now.

Still plenty of time for cheapies.

>>55445149
yes, almost all of it came from the federal reserve system
they had issued more gold certificates than they had gold and Roosevelt was afraid the fat cats would be first in line to get theirs (gold) and the little guy would be left with nothing so he just took all of it

>>55445149
I wonder if there is any big company out there that melts whatever they get sent in regardless of its history/rarity. I bet there are people out there that melt francs/pre 1933 gold/etc for the refined gold.

>>55445220
The same thing will/would happen now if things start to get away from them. The fat cats will get thiers leaving nothing for your average man, causing riots, civil unrest, etc. Or they can try confiscation again and get next to none of it or go door to door and trade pints of blood for ozs of gold.

Muh gilded crusader

>>55445236
In most cases it would be dumb to do that but I can see that being the case with heavily damaged coins that companies end up getting that customers wouldn't be interested in buying. They could be melted down and turned into jewelry or reminted into generics or bars.

>>55445110
Spot price plus somewhere between 7 and 10% since it is a small coin. But I don't particularly like the design so I would buy something else. Also depends on tax structures in your venue.

>>55445128
Correct.

>>55445128
This too is what I've read. Rarely did anyone comply and the government begged. Only idiots complied.

>Saturday morning Vault check
Ok /pmg/ what's in your vault ?

>>55445121
I know, I have some Ikes with silver. Just broadcasting that usually they don't because I regularly see anons assuming there's silver in clad coins from the late 60s and 70s.

>>55445371
No gilded apu

>>55445110
My calc has this at 18% above spot for that CHF 739 version. I imagine
Much of that $125 (CHF 112) overhead goes into the presentation boxes and associated prestige.
It comes down to whether you really want the design. It doesn't move me.

>>55441250
1g, got a couple for cheap.

>>55441250
Whatever amount of gold is in a gilded crusader apu.

>>55445371
I have a mental issue due to being a Japanese french mutt, and I think it's the Japanese in me but I hate anything that takes up space. If it can't fit in my desk, I don't want it.
I honestly never even looked into this "problem" if that's what you can call it. I don't think it's a mental illness and cringe from that shit, but whatever it's called to be as minimal as possible, thinking mostly everything in the world is trash, and only want a small stash of stuff that can either fit in a desk or one backpack, that's me. I hate large things, things that are of ownership of mine that are in two different locations. A stash/hoard has to be be as small as possible, concealable, hidden, and for as much worth of something in as small of a space as possible. I never met another person with this same problem as me, but damn I find it annoying. If I have too much shit, I have to throw something away or sell it.

>>55445236
>>55445284
No this actually happens pretty regularly. Most of the time refiners will allow dealers to look through their bins first and pick out anything particularly valuable.

uh...

>>55442557
Allow me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRtd8ArvH_s&pp=ygUWZ29sZCBndW5zIGdpcmxzIG1ldHJpYw%3D%3D

Anons. I just want to stack. Why is there so many mean people and bots in these threads

>>55445486
I think that is pretty healthy, honestly. Like a monk who only owns a robe and bowl.

>>55445701
Now you are speaking my language!

>>55445828
There are many here who are like you. Just stay focused and ignore/filter the fuds and dickholes.

>>55445531
What is the history of this?

>>55445898
no idea. was looking for random medals and found it.

https://www.ma-shops.com/mueller/item.php?id=56345

found this looking for more info: https://karlgoetzmedals.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductId=682

>>55445828
The elite/bankers need you to keep your capital within the system which gives their bank checks purchasing power. If you and everyone tried to manifest your capital in real goods then everything of value would get slurped up. The lifeblood of an economy is deferred consumption, otherwise known as savings. Those savings are often employed in investments to grow the economy. However, the injection of leverage is allowing the elite to siphon out ungodly amounts of capital using debt and this debt bomb is going to blow up in our faces as the taxpayer is basically going to foot the bill. This is like a powerplant that operates and creates a boatload of radioactive waste. The extract profits with leverage and they give us the bill.
Also, crypto maxis are retards who don't understand any of this. There is a dissonance where crypto and precious metals are attempting to occupy some of the same roles. They can make some rudimentary cases about the hard cap on amount of BTC and believe it operates as an inflation-proof currency. This is not going to be enough when everyone finally figures out there are not enough goods and services in the world to make good on what we owe ourselves. When scarcity is actualized, a fundamental revaluation will occur and QUALITY of capital assets will win the day. Stocks, real estate, bonds etc are all extremely overvalued, and that valuation is a function of liquidity and low interest rates. As interest rates rise, everything will be cratering in value with banks toppling as well. Taxpayer funded bailouts will essentially monetize dollar liabilities and a rapid devaluation will occur. Precious metals will thrive as they have built in hedges of labor and energy baked in to the final product. crypto nerds sense the weakness of their investment and feel threatened by what gold really is.

>>55445935
That explains it. Thanks.

>>55445943
An excellent thumbnail sketch of the elephant in the room that nobody "in power" wants to talk about.

The first 250 pages of picrel contains an excellent history of gold as money. The info on stocks is dated.

>>55441250
>Poll: what's the smallest weight of gold that you ever purchased ?
Tenth ounce.

>>55441250
1 grain.

>>55446180
Too big

>>55445701
Wow - that was obviously pre-covid.

>>55441250
I suppose technically speaking, the piece of placer gold glued to the last page of the pamphlet that came with my green plastic gold pan is the smallest. About 1.5mm squared, iirc.

>>55443051
We'll be lucky if silver is $26 by the end of the year

>>55445486
>Japanese french mutt
Do you have sisters by any chance? In my experience this mix produce ultimate cuties.

>>55445409
Oops I misread your comment then. I see people think that 1964 nickels and buffalo nickels are silver too.

>>55440034
Three for the elven kings under the sky.
Seven for the darf-lords under their halls of stone.
Nine for mortal men, destined to die.
But they were all deceived.

>>55445213
Depends, usually when they move that much into registered, it's because they are preparing for a big delivery out of the vault for the next month.
And July being an active trading month for deliveries, it wouldn't surprise me if they loaded up simply to cover what's already standing for delivery.
Over the past decade, July often saw spikes in spot price. But oh well, wait and see!

>>55446694
One ring to onions them all.

Any news on the Crusader?

>>55443051
highly doubtful
what is a smidge more likely is that someone looking for silver to create a product would be willing to pay that much
good luck being the one who gets that deal though

>>55445486
I'm japanese and german and have this same feeling, urge, temperament. Eugenics is real. Race instinct is real. We are not all equal. Races are not the same. I keep a multitool in my backpack, with sixty days of food and 8 life straws. A hunting trap set, a tent and emergency blanket. Crank and solar radio, many ways for fires. A tiny compact fold out stove. 9 pounds of silver. 1 of gold. 1 of platinum. I lurk mostly. Don't like words. Words tire me out. Barely spoke as a kid. First words when I was 4 in full sentences. I have browsed here for six years. Posted five times. Keep thread going guys.


Jannies are niggers. Troons. Faggots. I fucking hate this world because of people like them. Less than people. Bugs. Fuck nigger jannies. Fuck the entire Indian race. Shitskins

>>55446806

Bumping for Big Silver Booba coins!

>>55446690
No problem fellow Ike liker. After this discussion, I've started thinking about picking up some non-silver Ikes to hand out and get back into circulation, for fun.

>>55447204
there is something extremely suspect here

>>55447232
don't worry everything is perfectly fine.. she's just sleeping.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>55446766
nothing that i've seen recently, but as you can see above, he is shipping the desk mas, so i doubt he is scamming us.

Chests are so last season
I'm rollin with ammo crate gang now!

>>55447227
I've got a bunch of them. Got 25 of them for a really good deal at the flea market a couple months ago. Most people want 2 bucks per Ike but that's just too much. Which is sad because the Ike dollar is one of my favorite coins.
>>55447486
Here are the innards. I still keep my non circulating silver and some gold in a chest. But have decided to put my pennies (zinc and copper), ikes, nickels, and 90% in this crate.

>>55447227
>>55447524
>Most people want 2 bucks per Ike
Actually it's more like 2.50 to 3 dollars per Ike.
Speaking of releasing ikes into circulation, my fellow wagie coworker recently got a bunch of ikes from a customer the other day. Lucky bastard, he bought all 10 out of the register.

>>55447486
>Megumom
I did not expect to see that take on the character today, never mind here

old aussie bricks

big aussie brick

Idk if it is because of the summer's holidays or the nationwide lootings, but offers for silver dried up dramatically on ebay over here...
No cheapies in sight!

vintage aus brick

>>55447573
d-did someone shot the top bar with a cal .45 or what?

shiny boi

>>55447596
just a pour ripple, looks cool though hey.

>>55447486
Yeah... I'm not swapping storage just to be fashionable. That's gay.

>>55447589
I especially like that one

>>55447604
the map on it is a nice touch
what brand is that?

>>55447580
>origin written in english + chingchong
Lemme guess, less than a decade old bar, right? It's the little things, yaknow..

>>55446806
That much in a backpack? I know certain preparations can dehydrate to save space. If you can post any pictures of the stuff all packed out please do. In either case, nice setup. I finally got my first basic solar stuff for my own emergency preparedness.

>>55446648
I do, and they are married kek. Sorry, anon. If it makes things better (prob not) they married guys from 4chan?

>>55447702
Ah, damn.
Anyway, based Chud appreciating sisters.

>>55447743
It was just nice not to be absolutely massacred for once regarding giving my ethnic background kek. I will say one true thing, if you look like Elliot roger and are short or just ugly, yeah mutts are going to look bad, but holy fuck I am thankful I got good jaw/height genetics from both sides. I would've given one of my sisters to you, anon! Imagine if fucking 4ch would have a board just for dating kek, that'd be hilarious. Either way, I completely regret marrying. Love my kids, hate the leak of my money. Now I can't buy PMs as much. My lust to build a victorian-themed library with gold, wine, and antique books is on halt.

>>55447789
>but holy fuck I am thankful I got good jaw/height genetics from both sides.
Nice, post old pics of you, fren. I had a friend back in HS who was the same mix as you and he was a pretty Chaddy hapa, ngl.
>Either way, I completely regret marrying
A littany i hear from most men below 40 sadly, i know i never will considering our (((laws))) here, and seeing first hand so many men relatives getting assraped to death during their divorce (for one of them, as soon as 2 weeks after the wedding kek). And there is not even financial incentives like it used to. Oh and i'm a hermit incel anyway so it close the debate.

>My lust to build a victorian-themed library with gold, wine, and antique books is on halt.
Patrician tastes, hope you get to at least buy the books, it's vital considering the current policy of government and corpo enforced book-burning / history erasing.

>>55447635
C4G
cash for gold.
cringe name otherwise its nice.
>>55447642
we have this shit on every 2nd business in my town (tourism and such) :'(

>>55447915
Thank you. Came up real easily, I was thinking it might get confused with a ton of other similarly named properties.

>>55447885
I honestly lost my hard drive somehow when moving photos from digital to physical some years unfortunately. As for old books, it is beyond brilliant as to what can be found from the 1700-1800s. I feel like there is so much emotion put within certain books regarding morality, the concept of life, etc. Hell, the math books intended for elementary kids back then are now considered college material nowadays. Such material just proves how mentally limited and lazy we have become as a society. Worst part is that if you tell kids this today, most of them will just think you are corny or some crap.

Should I start collecting kooks? I just impulse bought a 1991 kook in OGP

>>55447789
>It was just nice not to be absolutely massacred for once regarding giving my ethnic background kek
I’m refraining because it’s /pmg/ but rest assured, I’m thinking everything you’d expect

>>55448059
>I’m refraining because it’s /pmg/ but rest assured, I’m thinking everything you’d expect

>>55448059
It's ok anon. To be specific, Japanese, french, german, spanish, irish. I am so happy with my appearance I rather look like nobody else, with height to where I get asked how is the weather. I hope you are disgusted, however, as being here since 2007, I would expect nothing less.

>>55447885
damn that room looks so comfy

>>55447789
Recently returned from my first visit to Japan. I'm planning to go back and live part time. Or maybe full time. I need a comfy perch from which to watch the world burn.

My God. Just vomited. Too much kratom. Tell me which gold to buy for $350. I sold my 2 gram gold. Shit was too small. I'm sticking to coins.

Is this a good price?

>>55440034
uWu say can you see..

>>55448566
>Tell me which gold to buy for $350
20 francs gold coins. Exactly in your budget fren, you can find them for 350 and weight 6.45g (5.80 fine gold).

>>55448668
>you can find them for 350
If you can show me where, I'll buy a dozen.

>>55448668
Lad, I bought two of those last month...sadly for about 400-425 each. They are hard to find for 350. Maybe if lucky 385
Also, daily reminder american eagles are so soulless

>>55448599
>good price?
If you're buying, yes.

>>55448668
Top right, love me some Roosters

>>55448700
>>55448714
https://www.acheter-or-argent.fr/achat-or.html

Well, i guess they are easier to find at the source, 346€ here for all the 20F.

Gold and silver always seems cheap af over here anyway. Hell, i even managed to buy a bunch of US 90% junk for below spot last month!
Also mb frens, i forgot € gained back some "value" against the USD lately, so it's closer to $375 in burger denominated toilet paper.

>tfw you are a masonic initiate to the Isis' mysteries but also a coomer

I don't feel very good

>>55447550
Didn't holoanon make a coin of her too? That would have matched my sticker if I had ordered one.

>>55448863
I see an hg in there, is that what I think it is

>>55448863
You taking your blood pressure, anon? You ok?

>>55448863
You know that is severe hypotension, right? You should eat something.

>>55448918
I'm not sure.
Bout to pass out.
Not sure what to do

>>55448932
Eat protein, meat, cheese, milk, quick sugars

>>55448932
Stop trying to figure out the captchas.

>>55448042
Yes

>>55448804
>346
Ah. 350 Euros, or USD 377. Still a great price, but I can't tell if they ship to Burgerland, and I'm sure shipping would make up the difference.

>99 percent change mintanon rugged

>>55449246
more like 99% chances his trip is currently b& so he can't keep us updooted

>>55448863
>>55448932
you need water and electrolytes

>>55441311
It is always so baffling to know that a 1/2 grain is equivalent to a single goldback or 1/1000th of troy ounce
it is cool to compare them and the difference in surface area despite being the same weight too

>>55449270
But doesn't he have an update page on his website, why doesn't he try to notify us through there?

help me decide

https://europabullion.com/en/14-silver-coins?order=product.price.asc

buy a tube (beware either 20 or 25 coins) get one Noah for free

https://europabullion.com/en/14-silver-coins?order=product.price.asc

buy a Kilo bar, get two Noahs for free. Better price. Wait for their page to prompt an additional promo code.

Or buy

https://www.acheter-or-argent.fr/1-once-argent-armenie-2022-500-dram.html

Noahs, cheapest 1Oz I can find at 24,07€

Or

https://www.acheter-or-argent.fr/armenie-1-kg-arche-de-noe-2023.html

cheapest 1kg, divide by 32.15 for troy ounces (24, 14€)

But this shop is in France, would atleast wait for the riots to cool down.

>>55449556
When prices are so close, try to look up for free shipping. From experience, i know acheter-or-argent never offer the shipping, no matter how expensive your order.
So if Europa do stuff like
>shipping offered for orders over 500€
then you should propably go for them.

>>55449743
about the same for shipping

>>55449764

>>55449766
25€ per Oz for the 1kg bar+2 noahs from europabullion (only 5€ off with additonal promo) vs 24,88€ for the single 1kg noah coin per Oz, but again french riots so slight chance delivery could be interrupted. Yes I have an inner coin kvetching jew turning every penny/cent.

>>55449796
>but again french riots so slight chance delivery could be interrupted
It's dying down, now the shitskins looted half the stores in the country they don't have any more space in their shitty section-8 condos. They are like bears who feasted and are ready to go back to hibernation.
So you should be 100% fine now.
t. live 2km away from a no-go zone and didn't hear anything last night but few rodeos

>Yes I have an inner coin kvetching jew turning every penny/cent.
I know i'm the same. Sometimes i spend hours on my calculator trying to figure out how to save 50 cents on ebay for like 30 bux worth of junk. I could have spent this time working and actually not care about it, but my penny-pinching autism always take over lol.

ps : sorry if bears are reading my post, it was simply a life cycle analogy, you don't deserve being compared to niggers obviously.

>>55441250
>Poll: what's the smallest weight of gold that you ever purchased ?
Don't have a scale, but I guess there's some sub 1/10th of a milimeter pieces in there, so I guess I win!
>purchased
Ah, well, nevermind.

>>55449818
>>Yes I have an inner coin kvetching jew turning every penny/cent.
>I know i'm the same. Sometimes i spend hours on my calculator trying to figure out how to save 50 cents on ebay for like 30 bux worth of junk. I could have spent this time working and actually not care about it, but my penny-pinching autism always take over lol.
Could be worse.
Imagine doing the self for cheap chink shit (+ worrying about if you'll get it at all, if it'll actually work and if it'll give you cancer, thanks >>>/g/csg )

>>55449764
youre lucky your tax is so low. i live in a shithole state in america that charges 9.25% tax

>>55449827

>>55447486
Crates for lead, chests for shiny

https://www.thecryptoalert.com/post/sec-sources-confirm-gary-gensler-resignation?s=09

What do anons prefer, do you stack more bars or more coins

>>55450379
depends where you are, I go for the cheapest. Which is junk coins as we have retarded 21% VAT on bars the eu dictarship

I've seriously zero fucking clue of what i just done, and it mostly was the result of fatigue, abuse of painkillers and lack of sleep, but i outbided at the last second on a dozen lots of medieval tokens, and i won 6 of those.

It's 6x lots similar to pic rel, each containing 12 tokens. I'm sure i'll have tons of fun figuring out their references, but do you think i'm gonna be able to sell them individually for some cash once identified?

>>55450417
ps : Most are from the 1500s it seems

>>55450379
In total mass I have more silver in bar form and more gold in coin form.

>>55450417
When you receive coins like these, what do they come in? I mean the smallest thing that directly touches the coins.

>>55450417
>do you think i'm gonna be able to sell them individually for some cash
It really depends on if there's a large market for tokens from the 1500s which I don't think there is much of one. How much did you pay for each?
>>55450606
When I sell I typically put them in either a cardboard 2x2 or plastic flip, then sandwich it in more cardboard so it has very little chance of being bent or scratched. Then I encase the whole thing in newspaper.

This thread is going by excruciatingly slow. Would anyone like to discuss their new purchases or things that they are thinking of buying?
I've just bought picrel

>>55450391
UK has 20% vat on all silver, usually coins seem to be the cheapest and they're GCT free if from the royal mint.

>>55450782
Just bought a 1 ounce royal arms silver coin, quite a good design and a limited mintage too

>>55450767
>How much did you pay for each?
830€ for the 72

>>55450782
bought this. what grade did yours get?

>>55450832
this too

>>55450767
Cheers, Anon

Finally found one of these 2000s era 1oz/2oz proof kookaburra sets for a reasonable price.

No no no what's going on here

>>55451026
See >>55445213

>>55450782
beautiful Liberty you got there. love those earlier American sliver coins
i just got my fist one of those just recently. [pic related]
now i want to buy more numismatic type of stuff like this.
feels like my silver buying addiction just went up a couple notches

>>55450782
I just bought 4x grams of platinum to fill up some little case I bought that holds 24x 1gram bars. Kind of a dumb purchase because I now feel compelled to complete it and eat the premiums of the 1gram bars. The plan is 6x grams pd, 6x grams of pt and then 12x grams of au.

>>55445213
Comex to be FULLY RESTOCKED within a month

>>55450782
I just bought a 5 gram gold geiger bar. I fell in love with their design and how they are square.

>>55450832
it's """XF40""" according to the shading grading company slab it's in but I don't trust it really. It looks like a VF30 or even VF20 to me but it's hard to tell with early American coinage. I'm going to get a second opinion and then have it graded with PCGS.

>>55451490
Here is the reverse side if anyone wants to weigh in

>>55451327
>Comex to be FULLY RESTOCKED within a month

Are you unable to read. The trend is that over the last 32 months the total amount of both registered and eligible have dropped over 76 million ounces.

Bro LOOK. AT. THE. CHART.

>>55451561 (continued)
I was just pretending to be retarded. Sorry.

>>55450782
Niggas are banning frens (far right entho nationalists) to the point /pmg/ is dying. This made me buy 30x picrel.

>>55451287
i like it, instead of a kit kat it's a whole chocolate bar

>>55450782
>new purchases

>>55451287
>>55451387
Based.

Keep stackin boys. You won't be making money but you will lose it all to boomer rocks

Gonna prepare new thread. I'll post when we reach bump limit.

>>55451939
>money
You fool, you damn fool. Paper isn't money, metals are.

>>55451939

NEW THREAD

>>55451981

>>55448599
oooo 10oz bars are now in stock

might have to get a few!

>>55450782
I literally just ordered a Krug
Excited because it’s my first full oz of gold

>>55451972
I don't think that a manx.

>>55451327

>>55451490
>>55451490
>>55451536>>55450782

this is not XF40 lmao. its probably in a sketch company slab because PCGS wouldnt grade it. look at the scratches on reverse. PCGS would only give you a grade of "Genuine" letting you know its a real coin but they wont grade coins with damage like that. but thats just my opinion, you are free to give it a shot. excluding the damage, i think wear wise its probably a VG grade as you already suggested. its a great piece of history though those coins are getting rarer by the day and to be honest one of those in MS condition is out of the budget of most normal middleclass people. i havent kept up on prices but im sure a low MS grade of any date from that series would be at least a $50,000 coin

>>55450832
That is super gorgeous.
I'm totally jealous.
Loved living in Hamburg.