/biz/ - Business & Finance

First for cats.

Ordered my first 1oz gold coin
Krug because of the plundering aspect
Very excite

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>>55451981
holy shit palladium dumped so hard it dragged my boi platinum down. How can it be so cheap

>>55451981
Apu is licking charles’ face

>>55452022
Men can't get pregnant.

>>55451981
So, I've been looking into Goldbacks today and came across a video regarding their durability, in that they would fall apart in due time. There are special wallets to store them to help reduce this, but it then made me realize something. Why didn't they just make the all the goldbacks the size of a credit card with the denominations based on thickness. If there's any reason why the manufacturer wouldn't, please let me know why.

>>55452028
>Apu is licking charles’ face
No, Lizzy's face.

Anyone have First Majestic silver?

Do you like my purchase anons? I did a e-check payment for lowest price. Screw the credit card payment, too much price difference. I didn't want to wait for neck paycheck to make it a 10 gram buy.

https://www.apmex.com/product/155928/5-gram-gold-bar-geiger-edelmetalle-encapsulated-w-assay

>>55452022
What the fuck

>>55452059
Hell yeah. Geigers are the classiest way to stack.

>>55452042
That's... a really valid point. I think they're fun to collect by series, but I wouldn't seriously stack them.

>>55452022
>money is not money
I..... Wut?

>>55452022
Cringe

some euro anon gimme your thoughts about >>55449556

should I buy from the french store

>>55452059
>I did a e-check payment for lowest price.
You lost by buying from APMEX anyway.

Any noomers want to chime in about the grade of this draped bust half? It's been given an "XF40"

>>55452042
>durability
the thing keeping me from buying goldbacks

>>55452022
DO NOT REDEEM ENGLISH NO GOOD SIRS GOOD DAY

>>55452022
Ok…
How about you prove that you're actually are who you pretend to be? Like that "Mod" thingy mods can post with, or by doing something us mere mortals aren't allowed to by the board software?
>IF YOU TALK ABOUT TRANSGENDER PEOPLES IN A NEGATIVE CONTEXT I WILL ALSO HAVE YOU BANNED FOR DISCRIMINATING.
Who's talking about trannies in a negative way?
They're fantastic!
They're doing their part in solving one of the biggest issues our little planet faces: Overpopulation! No kids and suicide, that's a combination mother earth likes.

>>55452053
What's the context for that poster? Is that a scam so that they can sell their $1 (I guess back then $1 still was worth something) catalogue and then do some
>Yeah, but achually, your coin is too scratched, so we won't buy it
shit?
And yes, I've got some first majestic. Almost as down as a certain horse with no name, with whom I've been through the desert of bagholding.
Anyways…
Any of the gemstone regulars still not banned?
Can I just try to polish garnet with a (crappy) wetstone and see how it'll look? Or will that just not work at all.
>captcha:
>2RM something
so clos.

>>55452138
XF40 for that???? wtf?
Maybe Vf20 or 25 but the scratches are obviously details.

>>55452042
>Why didn't they just make the all the goldbacks the size of a credit card
- Not as much room for the art.
- Takes too long to create thinker layers (too many passes)

>>55452399
It's in some weird basement slab and yeah XF40 seems really farfetched.
The scratches are actually adjustment marks from the manual filing down of the planchet to get it to the right weight. Adjustment marks won't throw up a details grade. I actually got this coin at a steep discount because the seller thought they were scratches that the grading service failed to mention.

>>55452425
You say that, but having it credit card size makes them more portable. Even the smallest Goldback is too big to carry in my pocket without bending. A credit card size Goldback would prevent me from doing that.

>>55452464
>but
Two cheeks put together.
If you have less area, you have to have a thicker coating. The current process lays down layers only so thick. So for larger notes they not only increase area, they also put down more passes. Goldback claims the costs for the larger bills goes up linearly because the process time increases. So a note with twice the mass is double the cost of the smaller note, not twice the cost of the mass plus a set manufacturing cost.
You may not like it, but it be what it is. They're silly expensive already.

>>55452022
Ywnbaw who poos in loo

>>55452461
That's not an NGC holder??? Why not show the whole thing?
Regardless of what the scratches actually are, both PCGS and NGC are gonna call them out as details.
Also the weird hairline scratch pattern on the obverse looks sus.

>>55452023
How cheap exactly? Might have to sluuuuuurp.

are there any coin cases that have coins overlapping like this? all i can find are mass produced generic squares

>>55452042
Stop noticing things!

>>55452548
I haven't seen any such thing.
Offhand, I'd have concerns about metal-on-metal action causing scuffs and scratches. It would have to be a really snug fit, and that means specific sizes.
That said, this site seems to have a *lot* of stuff:
https://www.wizardcoinsupply.com/

>>55452554
The 100% premiums are a small price to pay for such fine artwoik.

Ok I'm gonna go in on palladium since it dropped so much.

>>55452587

>>55452544
Here is the full obverse pic graded by the weird seemingly defunct "PGA". I cropped it because the glare and scuffs on the plastic were somewhat distracting.
>Also the weird hairline scratch pattern on the obverse looks sus.
That's from the slab, it's super scuffed up.
>Regardless of what the scratches actually are, both PCGS and NGC are gonna call them out as details.
Here is the founder of CAC John Albanese discussing giving CAC stickers to adjustment mark coins. These adjustment marks will not give a details grade and will even pass CAC's inspections in most cases, since they were applied to the blank planchet before the coin was minted.
https://web.archive.org/web/20171227033745/http://www.caccoin.com/cac-in-the-news/qa-with-john-albanese-adjustment-marks/

The strike on this type is also characteristically weak, which makes it even harder to grade. Deformations to the planchet from the adjustment marks make the strike even worse. Looking at a lot of the pictures PCGS has, a lot of the coins between VF20-VF35 look interchangeable.

>>55452560
i was thinking about that f the coins rub together, but a simple ladder should prevent this. im not sure if there is any reason why this wouldnt work. and i cant find anything online i might have to try and make it myself

>>55452042
post video. I have a couple goldbacks, as liners for coin tubes. They're fine. Probably not as rub-resistant as cotton greenbacks, but I don't think they're meant to be carried the same way.

>>55452600
Excellent mspaint skills sir

>>55452644
>post video
https://youtu.be/iuzHluND4yw

Lmao, another week of losing money, another week of also losing to inflation, another week of opportunity cost. Lmao

You bought the highs? Ngl it's kind of funny how IQDELET made you guys buy silver at ATHs by simply telling you that paying huge premiums was dumb so you doubled down bought more and bought at ATHs to prove him wrong. Then he ragequit leaving you no reason or money to buy more silver, the prices crashed, leaving you holding a huge bag and a 80% loss. You should hire him to keep shilling for the federal reserve otherwise silver will fall back to $6. Never forget silver was over $26 (you paid $51) when he surrendered to your bullying you shot yourself in the foot with a silver bullet. Kektop

>>55452671
I keep telling them to invest in something that grows. They don't listen. Worse than GME threads imo

>>55452671
Joke's on you, I only buy the dips

>>55452723
i'm going to have over $100k in dividends this year.

>>55451981
>https://www.jmbullion.com/ (US)
I thought we replaced this with libertycoin?

>>55452138
I dont think I can find any other site that has 5 gram gold geigers in stock, anon

>>55452545
check palladium/platinum and gold/platinum ratio to get an idea

>>55452747
Sweet. I hope to one day have in the low to mid 30k a year. All gravy money which will be used to stack gold and silver

>>55452723
>If they buy shinies it means they can't possibly be diversifying!

crypto nerds will seethe

>>55452022
Oy vey

Guten Abend.

>>55453125
„Gud'n Aamd"

>used feminist toy is approx same price as 1 oz generic round
>same toy but new is approx $24.99

oh fug, silverbros i don't feel so good...

>>55453233
No that's just fem-flation.

>>55453198
i never liked mainz and everything related to it

>>55453233
for anyone who says $30/oz is too expensive, $30 is not much money. it can barely cover dinner for one these days if you eat out.

>>55453233
You mean you aren’t stacking action figures, too?
ngmi

>>55453233
>he doesn’t realize how bullish this is
Lmao, enjoy your fiat and internet money

>>55453339
Even the Gutenberg Bible and press?

Stop buying rocks you stupid shitbags

>>55453484
It's not buying it's converting paper to something inherently valuable

>>55453484
mhmmmmm

mhhhhmmmmmmmmmm....
lemme think

No.

>>55453531
>>55453533
your primitive hoarding instinct is keeping value out of circulation, which makes you both my enemies

woops, last bread it was a joke btw, i didn't pay 830€ for the 72 royal tokens. I paid 83€.

My take was, even if i've issues liquidating them individually, i only paid 1.15€/ea.
I've no clue about what i'm doing tho.

>>55453549
You're supposed to wait with circulating at least until the current economic system has failed

>>55453549
>kike mad we aren't holding his printed to oblivion paper bags forever

>>55452671
>you all buy high and sell low
Lol wut?

>>55453233
My grand plan is to paint my coins with Mountain Dew logos to 5x their value.

>JIDF shills start their shift as soon as the market opens.
Who would've thunk.

>>55452670
The video offers no evidence, just a bare opinion. Basically the guy just says "goldbacks are less durable than paper dollars." He didn't even try to rip one.

But I DO get a bit of a weird vibe with the Judaism shit. And I'm not particularly anti-semitic.

>>55453708
Lmao, you act like now is the low but when silver was $20 you were bragging about paying $30. You are all literally retarded and all sitting on huge losses, plus you lost to inflation plus you lost opportunity costs. Plus you lost on taxes

Day after day you lose
Year after year you lose.

You smug retards deserves to lose because you brag about losing and call the smart people who warn you shills

>>55454081
Well you can say nothing to gold's face, friend.

>>55453233
The retards replying to you don't understand the investment implications. The future literally is female, they have all the money and buying power and inclination to spend. You incels are broke losers whose only purpose in life is to buy up a small part of the worthless mountain of silver the FED is tired of storing

Meanwhile these females you hate because they won't let you smell their rancid holes have billions to waste every week. Buy cat futures! You won't ever learn though you egos are too big despite your constant failures.

>>55454171
list out your portfolio with a nice screenshot of the brokerage balance, broke faggot

>>55454081
You can’t brag about being into crypto then pull the “I’m smarter than you” card
You’re sperging so much about this because you’re insecure about it

>>55454171
taxable too. what's the point in listing out 401k money, right...

>>55454164
I could but it's more fun to point out that silver is an instant and guaranteed loser. And these retards brag about paying 67% premiums. There's literally no justification for that and it makes these losers heads explode in cognitive dissonance

>>55454176
If I only made 143% does that make your 88% loss better? Lmao you are so dumb

>>55454183
I'm laughing because yall brag about instantly and permanently losing 50% or more. APOLOGIZE!

>>55454194
Well I don't argue with you there. I hate silver and strictly do gold. That's prob due to after visiting Europe, Japan, and China, the upper crust of society scoffs at silver as to true 24k gold being the main thing that is discussed and appreciated after. If you want to know what is of worth regarding all that is royal, suave, brilliantly, and gracefully...gold is it. Do you know how much 24k gold is bought in India and China? Incomprehensible. When you go to a casino, what is on the screens exploding from everywhere showing a metaphorical win? Not silver, gold.
I know silver is used more in the industries of the world and I thank its usefulness, but gold wears the crown of success for me.

>>55454200
i'm like actually not broke at all

I’ve got a rare, mint-sealed monster box of BatBois. Any takers? Make an offer.

>>55454081
>Lmao, you act like now is the low but when silver was $20 you were bragging about paying $30
Even now the most I ever pay is $26. The highest I ever saw my LC go was $30.27. my last purchase of 40 oz was $26.80. literal actually receipt attached

Why are there no good gold booba coins?

>>55454211
Listen nigger, a bit over 10 years ago silver was around 5 bucks and gold around 400. Stop being a dumb nigger and pretending to not know how a long term investment works. This doesn’t even get into the financial mechanisms at play suppressing their prices.
PMs are another aspect of a portfolio. You’re just being a troll for attention, or you’re an idiot zoomer who came the financial world through crypto and don’t know what you’re speaking about.

>>55454200
hey, uhh, what did pfizer buy these guys for again?

>>55454264
keep the gay stock chat out of /pmg/

I need the comic of the boomer paying in Reichsmarks because silver always keeps its value

>>55454417
i sure do hope i don't lose a dollar or two on my silver rounds. whatever will i do

Latest ebay acquisition frens.
Ok it's ugly as sin, but with a price like this i couldn't say no. 16€ for 38.3gr of .950 silver, that's 13.67€/oz of fine silber!

>>55454584
silver's silver

>>55454471
Generals are to be respected, faggot. This is /pmg/ if you don’t like PMs then leave the thread. There is a stock thread for you, quit being a faggot and shitting up the place.

>2 posts per hour
Never seen /pmg/ this dead before (beside back when it was created). What's going on? Is it the (((mods)))' repression finally "paying off"?

>>55454263
>the financial mechanisms at play suppressing their prices.

Another retardation these losers pass off as wisdom

>hurrdurr silver is so valuable the rothschilds they sell it to me super cheap so I get more of it per $, but then they charge me an 88% premium which I'm a genius for paying

#LOSING #BAGSo'LOSSES#TARDLOGIC

I look forward to mocking these idiots and laughing at their YUGE losses for years to come

>>55454824
probably
/pmg/ definitely feels low energy these days
mission accomplished

>>55454852
Anyone who says “hurrdurr” is not someone I’d listen to, least of all about finances. You are a kid. You got into finance through crypto, and know nothing.

>>55454824
How many losers want to brag that they got scammed? There's you and how many more retards?

>>55454824
No retard it's 4th of July weekend. People who like gold and silver are using their extra anti-usury bux to have parties and shit.

>>55454874
Exactly , you are losing your ass on a scam to own the chuds. Congratulations you played yourself idiot. Lmao I made you lose your money. Kektop

>>55454890
>kektop
Go back.

>>55454882
Why the aggressiveness fren? We aren't all from the US, and i bet a lot of burgerbros don't give a fuck about the 4th July either way.

I just realized I'm up to 10 oz gold and 2000 oz silver. Just need a few more cheapies.

>>55454912
I tried to make a separate USA only pmg but everyone here loves diversity and huge premiums

>>55454912
He's mad he got scammed so he has to pretend 4chuds are off partying with their imaginary friends instead of here bragging about their real losses

>>55454874
Only oldfags will remember it used to be HURRR and was better newfags added DURRR and it became cringe

>>55454893
Chances that little faggot is even 20 years old? Has his allowance in 0.0004 bit coins and thinks he’s hot shit

>>55454919
Wow, very impressive, congrats bro!
>Just need a few more cheapies
Well, you don't really "need" them, you simply are a junkie now.

>I tried to make a separate USA only pmg
Yeah i remember you filthy kike D&C ass. Get lost faggot.

>>55454824
Nothing is really happening in the market right now.

>>55454948
second part was for >>55454928

newfag to shiny metals here, i don't care much about premiums i just like seeing my shiny cool coins it's like pirate treasure and they make a satisfying ding sound when i ruffle them
hope to get a bit more next week, transferring my wealth like this is fun

>>55454946
Lmao the 25yearold toddler babby is bragging he's an old geezer but still hasn't learned that boomer rocks are a terrible investment and paying huge premiums is an instant loser

>>55454960
>literally I know you are but what am I

>>55454958
>transferring my wealth to my enemies like this is fun (and smrt)

I'd like to believe this is a joke but a new chuddiot is born every second

>>55454958
>this is fun
This is the reason why I like gold and silver so much; it's a fun thing to invest into. I own stocks and bonds but precious metals is the only think I actually like putting money into.

>>55454949
Lets not pretend pmg cares about the market anyway, i gather 2 (you)s in the good days for reporting on the daily comex/JPM vaults' shenanigans.

And no later than this week we got the largest silver influx hitting registered since 2020, probably in preparation of huge deliveries for July (active delivery month).
We got what, 7Moz transferred into registered + 3Moz added to eligible on friday alone? 3rd busiest day since the comex exist. Wouldn't call this a nothingburger.

>>55454970
Do you have a hobby? What is it? Simple question.

>>55454912
Sorry fren I mean retard in the endearing manner

>>55454977
>I own stocks and bonds but precious metals is the only think I actually like putting money into.
This is also the only real thing we can put our money into, alongside collectibles and RE.
It being the physical manifestation of your efforts is a huge deal for your brain, it's the only time we don't transact via digitalized "social contract" nothingness.

>>55453559
>i didn't pay 830€ for the 72 royal tokens. I paid 83€.

Haha thank God frogbro, I was legit worried about you when I read 830 euros. 1.15€ per token or "Jeton" sounds very reasonable, I don't know anything about the market or how much you might be able to make selling them individually but I'd wager stuff like that would be good inventory if you ever get a booth or table and sell at "flea market" type antique fairs or whatever they are called in France. If you set up in places that tourists visit I bet you could sell a bunch of your cheapies for 5-10 euros each as souvenirs or gifts tourists buy for people they know back home who like old stuff.

>>55454232
>I hate silver

you take that back anon!

>>55454824
SILVER HAS SUNK.
You had your time. The future is our world, Anon. The future is our time. Like the dinosaur.

>>55454951
Paranoid

Nothing ever happens

>>55455020
Hey scrapfren!
>If you set up in places that tourists visit I bet you could sell a bunch of your cheapies for 5-10 euros each as souvenirs or gifts tourists buy for people they know back home who like old stuff
My social anxiety will prevent this from ever happening, but from the infos i gathered today about the jetons i could decypher, they are being sold around 100-150€ a pop on (((numismatic websites))). Ofc i don't delude myself with those numbers, those prices are absurd scams, but as you said, if i can sell the good condition ones for 5-10 bux i will definitely consider this a win!

With a bit of efforts, i should be able to identify at least 2/3rd.
Should i try to clean them to your opinion?

>>55454988
We care about the ATLs. How else would we know how to panic buy?

>>55454824
Yeah, so why did that shitty coin that was meant to be a "collectible" entered circulation? Or was it so since the beginning?

Btw, the Mexican Mint released clad coins for the 2023 year. It took them way too long, so I will wait a bit and save more money so I can buy more Libertads.

>>55454930
I like that you didn't even address >>55454238 because it definitively proves you wrong. Not that it matters, anyways. I just like to have loads of silver and gold laying around in my SDBs.

>>55455062
Another batch.

>>55455085
In a non-clownworld, banksters slurping millions upon millions of oz all of sudden after a sizeable dip would be considered a signal the bottom have been reached.
Now is a good time to panic buy desu, mostly because the supply chain isn't as tight as it used to, so the premiums have gone down by a lot.

But also because summer is always a very tense period for the financial system. Especially the western banks. Each year, it's trillions USD worth of savings migrating south, with all the wagies spending what they could save for the past year in vacations. It leaves huge holes in the treasury of most western nations banks, money they'd rather have at disposition as collateral for all kinds of operations.
This is why imho some of the globoelites have been warning about a financial collapse for July/August.

>>55455036
mhmmgmmgmmm NNGGGGGHHHHNNNN
RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

GIB ME MY CHEAPIEEEEEESSSS

>>55454263
>You’re just being a troll for attention

Yeah, you're talking to IQDELET. Disengage and ignore him and all his cringey 1PBTID samefaggotry, he never interacts in good-faith.

>>55454958
>i just like seeing my shiny cool coins it's like pirate treasure and they make a satisfying ding sound when i ruffle them

Welcome aboard newfren! Got any favorite pieces you'd like to share? My dad recently gave me the 1949 Mexican onza I was coveting which he bought cheap, I haven't been into the coin shop lately but hope to find some baby English maundy 1 pence coins (0.47g of sterling silver) for the smolstack

>>55455062
>My social anxiety will prevent this from ever happening
I used to have crippling social anxiety and damn near had panic attacks when I considered going to the cashier to pay for things I wanted or was faced with the prospect of conversing with strangers until I was around 13. Then I managed to develop something of a "theory of mind" for different personality types of people and realized that I was just being a retard and that no one notices or cares about any of the silly things I would get so worked-up and anxious about. I still don't particularly like being surrounded by and having to interact with a bunch of randoms but when i have set up at markets or antique shows it has been a profitable as well as a very rewarding and positive experience, if you ever manage to force yourself to do it you'll probably discover that it's actually pretty cool.
>Should i try to clean them to your opinion?
top left is trash, but the top center coin and maybe 1 or 2 others might be improved with a little cleaning, the bright yellow ones clearly have already been cleaned and were probably dipped in acid

>Welcome back Mr. Anon, and congrats on reaching 300 oz of silver today!
>Please enjoy your upgraded membership benefits
My favorite part about the Gentleman’s Stacker Club is that there’s NO NIGGERS ALLOWED

>>55455205
Ever see a black person who stacks?

>>55455205
what if a nigger steals 300owan8r0z of silver?

>>55455184
That's very interesting, for me it has been the opposite. I used to be very socially active, the usual "jester of the band", who had a lot of success with friends and girls. Here, i recently found back few pics on my HS folders, pic was me at 15 or 16yo.

Then very progressively, from 20yo onward, i started to hate being in contact with most people, because i felt i was stuck in a loop of always the same shallow talks, that i was never evolving because of it. I still crave the company of intelligent ppl i can freely discuss with, on (what would be considered unusual) topics in depths, it's simply i noticed i was surrounded with cretins for the most part so i decided it wasn't worth the hassle anymore.

But it reached a point where now i automatically assume it wont be worth initiating a conversation with anyone (but few close frens), so i close myself to all meetups. I know this is a vicious circle i need to break from, but i don't have the courage, and my handicap made it so much worse, since i can only leave my bed for few hours before being in nagging, debilitating pain.

Gold etc are like NFTs

Dumb bagholders buy it

>>55455306
You better hurry and inform leaders of numerous nations throughout the world of your brilliant realization!

>>55452023
Pd used to be $250 when I started stacking. Pt was $2000 when Au was $860 as well. Pretty wild knowing that Pt was a trap and Pd was set for a major run up over $3k. .

>>55455236
No, but tbf, i rarely ever see anybody stack. How many relatives do you know -or assume- (since it's not something everybody like to disclose) are stackers?
Personally, beside my brothers i almost forced into it, nobody.

>>55455364
I met someone who had a tube of ASEs but that's about it. I think most people who secure a career or high paying job will typically have financial advisers to do all of the thinking for them and they may have 1-2% invested in PMs. So they may or may not have some exposure to the stuff. None of them have any clue that the silver market is oversold hundreds of times for the same ounce and their shares of SLV or whatever are probably the same nature as the rest of the ponzi we're living in.

>>55455295
You're a well-bred looking guy, it's a shame that you got injured or handicapped and can't actively harvest all the k-pop teens waiting for you. You've mentioned your consumption of Tramadol or other painkillers before, is there no other option for you? Surgery? I know that most people are retards but interacting with individuals who share our hobbies and interests is definitely worthwhile, I've met 2 new people who dig up and collect antiques and go metal detecting in the past week and visited 1 today for 4 hours, I toured his collection and we talked about all manner of subjects it was awesome. Opiates might be part of the reason you're more withdrawn these days, chronic pain is a tough burden but I hope you find a way to break out of your shell again and expand your horizons a bit my fren.

>>55454988
checked

>>55452561
>shield at her feat
>shield with a six pointed star
I know the six pointed star is not exclusive to one group but still

>>55455461
>You're a well-bred looking guy
Thanks fren kek, but i'm far past my prime, felt safe to post this old pic because i don't look like that since a long while.

>is there no other option for you? Surgery?
Sadly it's not an option, it's a degenerative disease, a bit like allergies to make it simple, where my immune system reject my spine, thinking it's a foreign object. Which trigger countless inflamatory episodes. So the best i can do is take what's called "anti-tumor necrosis factor alpha", in weekly injections. This is a drug based on live tissues of monkey brains (i shit you not lol) who act as antibodies inhibitors triggering an artificial immunosuppression. Basically medically inducing AIDS so my body stop to try rejecting my spine.
This is a very rare disease who came up out of nowhere back when i was 26. No historic in both families going back at least 5 generations, even though it's supposed to be genetic... I recently read it could have been a rare side effect of (((vaccines))) given at birth, i've zero medical knowledge, but it wouldn't surprise me much tbdesu.

>I've met 2 new people who dig up and collect antiques and go metal detecting in the past week and visited 1 today for 4 hours, I toured his collection and we talked about all manner of subjects it was awesome
Damn, i wish i could be part of your crew, sounds like tons of fun.
Did you find anything during your trip?

>chronic pain is a tough burden but I hope you find a way to break out of your shell again and expand your horizons a bit my fren.
Thanks for your kindness fren, i definitely need to stop being a coward, because loneliness is certainly taking it's toll on me too, even if i try to convince myself it's not.

>>55455596
Isn't the CEO of goldback Inc a kike anyway?

>>55455676
I think mormon, so yes.
Check back in the past pmg threads. Every single one mentions goldback at least once. I question whether it's organic or not.

>>55455295
What do you do for a living? I’ve felt this way most of my life, but going to a competitive college and having a career in engineering has surrounded me with people who are, at the very least, much more likely of holding intelligent conversations and rational thoughts. They’re still a minority, but it’s just more likely to find such people as compared with the general population. Basically how I handle brainlet normies is by finding out what their interests/hobbies are, and asking detailed questions about those. This way, I at least stand to learn new things from them. If they have no hobbies, and their interest are only in pop culture and other people, I do my best to avoid engaging with them

>>55455717
>What do you do for a living?
I flip stuff online, this way i can work from bed on my laptop and only have to do a daily trip to the post office. It's not paying much but i've fun and i'm my own boss, which matter far more than money to me. Didn't really need to since i can get handibux for life, but it keep me busy and in the grind minset.
Before that, i was a pilot, but had to stop once the pain became unbearable.

>>55454824
I would give you my honest opinion but I'd probably be b&. It's pretty sad when Twitter is more free than 4chan

>>55452594
Government has fucked me with platinum and paladium it's like £200+ tax per ounce

Just bought a gram gold while drunk, anyone else bought shiny metals while drinking

>>55455666
Damn, an autoimmune disorder where your body is attacking your spinal cord? I am very sorry fren, I definitely understand why you're on strong painkillers. My wife was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in her 20s which is more common but seems pretty similar to your affliction. She has had some spooky and debilitating attacks but her fancy medicines seem to work so thankfully she recovered, and for the last several years she's been pretty stable. She thinks childhood vaccines could have triggered autoimmunity so was adamant about not getting the coof vax, I wouldn't be surprised if your condition was caused by (((them))) as well so your distrust of the covid scam and their jabs is probably well-placed. Anyway if I ever travel to France I'll come visit you and show you how I hunt for antiques artifacts and coins, the techniques are basically the same anywhere and since France is an ancient land with artifacts going back 100s of thousands of years some wonderful treasures are waiting to be found. Hang in there and take care frogfren, WAGMI

>>55455993
I'd say about half of my stack was purchased while either intoxicated or overdosing on caffeine early in the morning and panicking during a slight dip.

>>55456000
We are blessed with trips fren.
Last off topic, but i'm sorry to hear for your wife, from what i know sclerosis is no joke either pain wise, i hope she'll continue to do well.
>your distrust of the covid scam and their jabs is probably well-placed
Speaking of which, you have kids from what i remember, how is the legislation concerning vax on newborns in the US?
Over here they passed (((laws))) not long ago saying a refusal of vax is considered life-endangering and the court take your kids from you until you accept.
But in truth it wasn't much different before that, using a different strategeme : unvaxxed kids aren't allowed in school. But since school is mandatory for all kids until they reach 16yo...

The wife of my best fren tried every legal mean she could to dodge the vax for her last baby girl, after she lost 2 friends to the clotshots in 2022, but there was not escape, and had to give up eventually. Was a massive redpill for her to swallow to say the least..
Is it mandatory too in the US?

>Anyway if I ever travel to France I'll come visit you
With pleasure, and you wont have to pay for an hotel of course, i'll host you for as long as you want. Sadly i do not live in the most gorgeous region, if i can advise you a nice spot, it's to go for the Alps, south-east. Webm very related.

>show you how I hunt for antiques artifacts and coins
Using a detector you mean? Just thinking about it i feel like a kid, digging up old stuff ignite my inner Indiana Jones kek. I really need to buy one. Would you teach me the basics here? I've the chance of living close to a forest where an ancient paved roman road is passing through, and it was a major commercial artery, connecting Cenabum to Lutetia. You still can see the roman milestones, who are very well preserved to this day, and used by joggers to sit on to catch their breath most of the time.

If you come in my forest i don't doubt you'll find many treasures!

>>55456000
Btw, did you ever consider hunting fossils? The US may not have a long civilizational history, but in term of ancient biodiversity, you probably have the most incredible patch of land on earth (or at least the best sedimentary substrate to imprison said biodiversity).
All the best finds come from the US, sounds like an opportunity to me!

>>55456169
>The US may not have a long civilizational history
That's not true. Outside of ancient near east and the Bible and it's parallels America is the "Old World"
However there are reasons why that was wiped out

>>55451981
Guys i have a burning question
I saw online some chinks are selling fake Morgan dollars but they’re made from real silver and 10 percent copper.
It’s got me wondering, if they got the details right how could you tell if the weight was good size etc?
You wouldn’t without a microscope right?
I normally just ping my shit and that’s it.
How the fuck do i know half the shit I’ve bought in the past isn’t fake what the fuck
I hate chinks

>>55456169
I’d love to get into that
Where would a fella begin? Any recommendations for YouTubers or anything?

>>55456236
Ok then let me rephrase it then : a long academically accepted civilizational history.

seen a price listed on galaxy bars within last week, they were NOT available to buy though still. $1130~ every other time ive looked them up the price was never listed.

Is this a good deal /pmg/bros?

>>55456255
>Where would a fella begin?
I'm a novice just like you, but i'd probably start with geological maps.
For fossils to form, you need the good sedimentary substrate from the good period, more than the good animals.
From what i've seen, the easy spots are alongside big slopes, creeks and cliffs, for obvious reasons. And where there are big rocks.

Then i guess it's good eyes, imagination and experience. And a hammer, because you gonna break open many big rocks (which is surprising easy to do).

Idk any youtube stuff related to it, here the first vid i came across, seems interesting from what i've seen so far (England coastline) :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQuVFD-pBJ0

>>55456280
Too cheap, it's probably a fake bro.
Here i've a more secure deal for you :
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/385696560163

>>55456246
I wouldn't buy anything fake, fake coins are illegal most places and can be seized even if it's a good deal for the silver it's not worth the risk and would probably be hard to sell to anyone

>>55456349
Absolutely, but I’m asking if these fuckers made it with real silver and it passed the normal weight diameter etc how the hell would you test if it was fake
I’m just worried I’ve been scammed in the past now, got a nice 1896 on eBay, maybe should send it to get graded and find out

>>55456399
>how the hell would you test if it was fake
Theorically speaking, if it's done perfectly with the correct alloy, you would have no way to tell a fake from a real coin.
I guess that's a risk you are willing to take once you become a numisfag.

I've seen several "warning auctions" posted by powersellers on ebay warning about those kinds of fakes who often target the same coins (chink, jap and US stuff mostly) and have the correct alloy + correct dimensions.
Usually there still are tiny details they got wrong, like a leaf or an acorn with the wrong dimension, and the spacing/lettering.
Also since they aren't cast the same way, there is often depths issues with the engraving. Especially if there is lettering on the edge like for the reichsmarks.

I don't know much (if anything) in numismatics, but the two times i got sent fake coins on ebay, they were incredibly easy to spot once looking at them irl. Like everything was wrong about them : the weight, the details, the alloy. It's like they didn't try, and ebay always refunded me in full (shipping included) without asking questions.

>>55454824
>>55454824

I'm already educated on sound money. Already know that the deal is about stacking so I continue to stack. Haven't made posts arguing with retarded kikes because I busy working to convert my worthless fiat into precious metals. I don't need to argue with retarded kike kids about what is going to happen, one day they're going to be forced into commodities and sound money when they realise their crypto and stocks is just crashing upwards into devaluation and numbers going up doesn't mean profit.

>>55451981
I bought around 2kg of silver back in 2020. The spot price didn't change. When will the paper value start reflecting the actual realistic price of physical silver?

>>55456481
Retard stackers actually believe whatever coin merchants tell them. Then they dutifully repeat it here after paying a 60 % premium on worthless millenial rocks. Then inflation eats away 50% of the value Then they post here how smart they are to have lost 89% of their investments. It's quite comical

>>55456487
Never. Good news is you only lost about 60% so far, 40% to inflation and a 32% premium. Lmao idiot

>>55456502
Kike ai bot posts or kike propagandist. I feel bad if you actually are a person who believes the nonsense you're saying. Either way, thanks for posting, it just bumps the thread and let's me put out information like "hidden secrets of money by Mike Maloney" that any newbies skills watch on YouTube to debunk your nonsense.

Putting your $ under your mattress and using them as cumrags is a better investment that millenial rocks

>>55456511
I'm a millionaire in crypto, stop being so emotionally invested into or against certain asset classes poorfag

>>55456399
Are you talking about the Morgan copies? If they don't say they're worth a dollar and say they are silver on the cok with a mint mark from an American company it's definitely silver. It's just a round, not a coin.

>>55456520
Iqdelet coming out full force after a couple months of silence. Shit must be bad.

>>55456641
He left us when spot price started to (((dump))).
Him resurfacing now means spot is gonna go up big time soon?

Also, funny he reappear right when this >>55454988 happened. Me think something is brewing up bros.

>>55456692
Time to load up new bags of losses retards cmon you know you wanna brag about paying 76% premiums. Buy buy buy and say bye bye bye to your real paper $ of fake physical shitcoins

>>55454824
Everyone gets banned for nothing

>>55456741
>Time to load up new bags of losses
SIR YES SIR
ORDERING MORE SILVER AS WE SPEAK

Fuck, i'm already diamond thinking about cracking open the packaging and rubbing my newly acquired fake physical silber shitcoin against my chest.

>>55454081
If profit was the strategy I could sell now and make 20% profit. But you don't understand the strategy. The strategy is buy low, buy high. Selling isn't part of the game. Every fiat note converted to pms is instant profit. Because you magically turned a depreciating asset without inherent value into something with inherent value, which will become increasingly valuable as fiat money loses value.
Thanks for trying to warn me that I'm winning but I already knew.

>>55456820
Lol these kikeposters think we don't know that we're past of the resistance, and they think we don't know how early we are to the party. These clowns will have no choice but to run to commodities when inflation keeps increasing. They're going to be bigly mad when they get robbed on the crypto.

Did anyone redeem?

>>55456836
I've yet to see one sell at UK retailers, so I'm not going to get one until they are available here.

>>55456820
You lost over 78%, everyone here has after premiums, inflation, taxes and jizya. And that's a good thing. Huge losses are bragworthy it makes you a victim and you get those sweet victim points

>>55452042
>Why didn't they just make the all the goldbacks the size of a credit card with the denominations based on thickness. If there's any reason why the manufacturer wouldn't, please let me know why.
Yeah the answer is easy and obvious, because doing that would be fucking retarded desu

>>55454928
>everyone here loves diversity and huge premiums
You're the guys paying $40 for ASEs while I stack nothing but Reichsmarks for ~20% over spot.

>>55457055
its cool to have some, but paying 20% over spot for silver is not a good idea.
buy 1kg silver bars/coins for near spot.

>>55457034
>Yeah the answer is easy and obvious, because doing that would be fucking retarded desu

How is it retarded?

>>55457060
Here there's only 625 crap for close to spot (you get the copper for free, though) and besides the big windmills are already unobtanium. What's left comes with huge premiums. 20% over spot is bullion coin territory. Seems like a no brainer to me.

>>55457084
AgCu GANG! AgCu GANG! AgCu GANG!

>>55456943
>You lost over 78%
Eh, no. It's weird man to have this compulsion to create imaginary stories where total strangers lose random sums of money.
Take your meds.

>>55454988
I've been posting mike's COOMEX updates daily for a while now but yeah, a lot of stackers don't care about daily moves. I get it. It will happen when et happens.

>>55457097
It's not weird at all for you to pretend you made a profit when you lost 79%. The truth would crush your ego. It would also save you from making the same mistake over and over but whatevs. Kektop

>>55457084
Like an addict you will pay whatever the price for your fix

>>55457109
i.e. never

Is there anything dumber than a comex poster?

>>55457118
>you lost 79%
Show me how you calculated this and why did I gain a percentage between now and your previous post?
It's so weird I don't remember hiring an accountant who keeps track of my spending.
Take your medications, schizo

>>55456836
Of course

>>55457109
thx for your devotion fren

>>55457109
Every time numbers went up, they went much lower some time later.

>>55457152
I proudly do it for frens.
>>55457180
Last month was really weird. They could not deliver a mere 2 million oz until last week. Not normal at all. That smells like big trouble. Either it was a ruse or we're close to the breaking point. This month it's like 12 million oz they have to cough up somehow. I almost wish it was the former because I need to stack more, but at some some point the party is over.
>Standard Chartered issued delivery notices on 12.0 million oz on first notice day.

>>55457129
You all have lost money on the silver scam. Sorry not sorry that hurts your feefees but you were warned not to pay 65% premiums. Lmao that you retards brag about it.

>>55457229
2 more weeks and comex will.....what are you saying will happen?kektop

>>55457251
>The net take away from that monkey math is that Standard Chartered could have as much as 1.3 million in registered and 0.49 million in eligible for a total of 1.79 million oz. Standard Chartered may not be finished issuing delivery notices.
>The July contract has 2.56 million oz (512 contracts) remaining to be delivered. Perhaps a good portion of that is Standard Chartered’s? We will likely soon see on upcoming issues and stops reports.
>It appears that one party played an outsized role in clipping silver prices lately. JP Morgan did this a couple of times and was subsequently gelded. Perhaps this is the last of Standard Chartered? Draw the short straw in that smoke filled room and say good bye.

>>55457245
>I made it up

Meds

This is fine.

>>55457342
when safu is no longer safu big money will start pooring into metals

FUCK ME IN THE ASSSSSSSSS FAHRKDANGIT!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WTF!!!!!! WAS FALSELEY TAXED TOO MUCH ON MY MEASLY INCOME!!!!! 875€ I CAN ONLY CLAIM BACK AT THE START OF 2024!!!? REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE I GOT ROBBED AN ENTIRE KILOGRAM OF SILVER BY THE STATE FUCKERS! IN 2024 THE EURO WILL BE FUCKING WORTHLESS

>>55457342
It is, they ALL just passed the FED stress test. Not that you financial illiterates know what that means, but remember a few months ago yall incels were creaming your jeans (with your genes) about bank runs. Yall forgot that already! that was another 2 weeks! You tards latch onto anything as you greedily give away your wealth to your enemies

>>55457457

>>55457513
This worthless piece of shit needs to die.

>>55457585
Where is our resident schizo? Banned no doubt. Only he can combat IQDELETE.

>>55457513
They can pass the stress test all they want, external pressures could turn that graph into a raging inferno if things turn south and the banks need cash and their loans stop performing. Yes, banks will do whatever they need to stay afloat but they can't do so for free.

It's funny how buying PMs is twisted into "giving wealth to your enemies" when it's exactly the opposite. We get precious metals and our enemies get worthless paper that only has value because of mass psychosis. And historically some backing by top gun, I'll admit.

>>55457608
>they can't do so for free.

Kektop. Of course they can did you forget the FED has a printer. You is so dumb

>>55457633
>worthless paper

Yall are literally tarded. US$ are the only real currency, the only thing that has real value. And you happily give them to your enemies. Kektop!

>>55452000
checked for kot

>>55457655
Unfortunately printing money just means they are monetizing the losses. That is just a temporary ifx because the exponential nature of debt requires an exponential amount of increased spending to offset the deflationary nature of paying back debts. Monetizing your losses does nothing to solve the underlying problem.

>>55457513
They give the banks their questions weeks in advance. Absolutely no chance they can find ways to appear solvent.

>>55452049
How fucking smug was Phillip when he was literally fucking the Queen of England?

>>55457513
>It is, they ALL just passed the FED stress test. Not that you financial illiterates know what that means,
We all know what it means. It means that if push comes to shove there will be an infinite amount of fiat available to stop margin calls from happening.

>>55456136
I use a detector, but honestly my best finds have been found by combining research with my intuition or instinct while out exploring and then just digging or looking where I think good stuff is waiting. You'd want a detector for the metal artifacts along that roman road, but the "middens" or dumping areas the romans would have filled with nonmetallic artifacts like pottery and stone etc. often wouldn't be found with a detector that is blind to things over 1/2 a meter deep, so instead you'd need to dig test holes to look at the soil strata for promising evidence and then sift the good material through a sieve screen. I'd also look for spots in creeks and rivers where the conditions are right for the concentration of coins and metal artifacts, then dig and sift that material also.

And yes I do like hunting for and collecting fossils, I love the aesthetics of the naturally rounded "glacial" rocks that were dragged and worn down from hundreds of miles north (placer fossils kek) but have also found some special primary "lode" fossil deposits with rare early 300+ million year old vertebrate remains, much more desirable than the common bivalves and corals etc.

>>55453951
> I'm not particularly anti-semitic.
Why not?

Man, I've never seen FUD to the extent that has been happening in /pmg/ threads, lately.
Nobody is going to just sit in threads all day, posting hundreds of posts about how good metals are as an investment, getting into simultaneous arguments with people and making pathetic attempts at memes all day for weeks on end, just out of the goodness of their hearts, to try and help people make a good investment.
There is definitely money behind the FUD shills, they have been employed by (((coin dealers)) who want people buying silver, in particular.
They've even started making multiple threads to disrupt /pmg/ cos they couldn't use arguments and were unable to make the threads unbearable (despite a lot of effort on their part).
The only conclusion that can be drawn is that we are over the target.

>>55458049
This is new shill tactic to muddy the water in who is a shill. They have no argument but they still want to disrupt the threads. You can see this in all sorts of generals on 4chan is that they want to drown out discussion with "noise" and other nonsense.

>>55458049
>There is definitely money behind the FUD shills, they have been employed by (((coin dealers)) who want people buying silver, in particular.
they do or they don't want people buying silver?

The anti PM Chuds are out in force today huh

>>55458235
The harder they FUD they more desperate they are but every day they delay the inevitable is one more day I have to buy more.

>>55458235
>force
barely

>>55458049
You rats are done.

>>55456246
Relax. First of all, there are two kinds of fakes. Stackers only need to be concerned with one. The first is faked content, meaning it claims to be PM but is not. The second is fake origin, meaning it claims to be an old or rare coin in authentic condition when in fact it has been doctored or is a replica.

The first kind of fake is easy to detect because the material properties of PMs are unique and inherent in the coin. Calipers, a scale, and a ping test are more than adequate. But buying from a reliable dealer is nearly always going to be okay. Stackers really don't need to worry about this kind of fake unless buying at the flea market.

The second kind of fake is only of concern for people purchasing for numismatic value. In other words, you value a coin not because of its bullion content but because of its history. This is a much more common type of fake because it is much harder to detect than the first type (even experts can be fooled) and because the profit margin can be enormous. It requires serious expertise to detect good numismatic fakes. The best you can do to avoid numismatic fakes, unless you want to spend years in studying the field, is buy from a reputable dealer.

>>55458235
The "owner" class desperately needs you to keep buying into the system as our work and our taxes and our surplus is the fuel that propels this catabolic monstrocity of a financial system. Once you take your capital and lock it up in "barbarous relics" and "boomer rocks" you deprive them of the grease they need to maintain the grift. People need to understand that the entire point of the financial system is to take "good" money and resources and generate a "debt" that gets heaped onto taxpayers' balance sheet. If you want into your bank to cash a $50,000 check and then you demand cash, this is actually a very dangerous prospect for them. Casing a check is NOT the same as having cash. The system is nothing more than a ledger. It is a balance sheet loaded with debts and IOUs that is hiding a severe shortfall in capital relative to what is put into it. Only by removing your capital do you protect yourself from the paper-ponzi that is rapidly approaching the endgame. And that endgame will be staved off with countless tricks by the banks for as long as they possibly can. Those caught without a seat will suffer outright losses along with inflationary pressures as real goods and services are rapidly "claimed" and bought up in lieu of a rapidly depreciating cash.

guys, i'm living in a shithole called ukraine, every cell in my body tells me that our currency is going to fall in the abyss, should I go for metals or dollar?

>>55458295
you need some dollars as they are still liquid and accepted but you should have a percentage in metals.
I keep a few months emergency in dollars and then the rest in metals.

>>55458295
I just bought a Kopek from someone living in Ukraine so the dollar must be worth something over there.

>>55458295
everyone in ukraine just uses US dollars these days, larper

>>55458221
yup, they love to get like 3 shills engaged in off topic conversations about stupid shit, drowning out legitimate discussion. it's a relatively new tactic i've noticed

>>55458297
>>55458300
got it, thanks
>>55458313
you mean our govs having vacations in EU? Oh yeah they do

One day I'll get an Osmium coin. One day.

speaking of ukraine, is there a one ounce bullion coin with a lower face value? 1 Hryvnia == 0.027 usd

>>55455236
dont they like bling? or is that old school and its all about shoes now?

>>55457441
cute birb for a silver pirate

>>55458295
Not gonna lie, sometimes I think it would be cool to search devestated fields for tungsten shrapnel

any updates on the crusader from mintanon? also, any ausfrens recommend a place to sell reichsmarks apart from ebay?

>>55458546
>tungsten shrapnel
at 3.25/lb it wouldn't be too profitable

>>55458571
It'd be nice if mintanon posted updates more regularly.

>>55455236
Probably 10 million in the US that has any considerable stack. 1oz gold, 100oz silver.
>Source: I made it up

>>55458583
They're only around when a release is coming up just to shill.

>>55456836
One's on the way. In the meantime, this arrived...

>>55458583
>>55458594
ill continue to wait patiently then.
>>55457084
did windmills become harder to find due to the war?

>>55458664
That's a weird looking chicken

what a nice start to the week

>>55458716
i think so. if you look at the pcgs numbers, windmills have way fewer higher grades coins than non-windmills. assuming a lot more of those were purposefully ruined or something like that.

>>55458716
Which war? Ukraine? Idk. I think they are hard to come by because frens are buying them all up. Just a few months ago they were still readily available but now they're being drip fed by a few shops and that's it. Last week I was waiting for payday and saw 60 of them on sale but then two days later they were all gone. So I just bought picrel instead. These are still plentiful and personally, I like their design more than the beg windmills. Still kinda sucks but oh well.

>>55458874
i did just order this one

>>55456836
Nice and chunky but a bit underwhelming.
>>55458571
His last update was from 3 June, last time he mentioned that he got b& so his tripcode probably got banned again. He was saying early July fulfillment for the crusader.
>>55458867
A lot were immediately melted down and a lot of the remainder were abhorrently polished/cleaned so no one would bother sending those in for grading.

Lol did IQDELET get jannied? At least the thread was going by a bit quicker with him around.

>>55458889
>one
Well, I bought 30.. They're the bulk of my stack nowadays. Of course, they're not graded or anything. They come in a bag and vary in condition. Some look very good, most are okay and some are shit. Yours looks pretty nice.

>>55458748
Bend one of your Goldbacks to see if they do snap.

Teen Titans Go recently talked about the Gold Standard and why we need to get back on it.
Yes, janny, this is related to Precious Metals and economics. Even if it is a cartoon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQehvRVCnMw

>>55458962
they seem like they're reasonably durable but they will crease somewhat easily

>>55458927
how much are you actually averaging per 5 rm? ~11?

>>55452671
>Sell.
I don't sell. Just buy.

>>55459013
Yeah, pretty much. ~11€. The non-big windmills are a bit cheaper but some of the big windmills I paid a bit more for.

>>55458977
GigaBased, I kneel.

>>55458235
It means the price is going up. They're not here when the line is going down.

>>55457229
How many ounces can an 18 wheeler carry again?

trying to find a nice wooden box to hold silver for a gift and i am getting so mad. every store just sells worthless garbage. the wood feels like styrofoam its impressive they can even make something so cheap, its like a mix of wood pulp, glue, and air. all i want is a small box with a latch and i will probably have to make it myself. i cant understand why boomer chose to create this world where everything produced is worthless junk. absolutely everything is garbage, from bread to furniture, but atleast you saved 20%

>>55459209
Use google maps to find an antique store.

>>55459209
Leather coin purse peasant (master)race

>>55455138
Not going to panic buy, DCA into silver and gold.
>but
Nah
Can't predict the market nor the exact future, not one of those market makers who rigs the whole thing

>>55457060
Crying in british since tax is 20% everything is 20% over spot ;-;

>>55459678
I watched “Jeremy Clarkson Farm”, seems like you guys don’t have the gonads to just buck up and do a cash trade without filling out your tax forms and having “Counsel” present.

>>55459093
They probably wouldn't use an 18 wheeler most likely an armoured van

hi /pmg/, looking to diversify some assets
i was thinking about precious metal etfs. Is this a bad idea? I don't want to manage owning and securing the actual metals, for one I live in a bad apartment in a bad neighborhood etc. I also don't want to deal with storing gold at the bank or whatever.

Any thoughts or general advice welcome.

>>55459955
PSLV has real silver as opposed to SLV. ETFs can give you exposure to the "price" of silver but given the market is overleveraged heavily with paper assets compared to actual physical silver that exists it is unclear if whether SLV will even survive. Most people who think they have exposure to PMs will find out that their assets were literal frauds. PSLV as well as SLV may very likely be nationalized as strategic assets. These assets are far rarer than you think they are, and the fact that you are talking about monetary commodities is not a coincidence. Fail to properly understand the metals market at your own risk.

>>55459955
Do you have a good relationship with your parents? You can always leave your PMs with them in the meantime you get a home in a good neighbourhood. That is what I am doing myself.

>>55459955
Buy gold. I bet I could hide $50,000 in gold in your apartment and you’d never find it.

feed me more high quality rms

>>55458015
Wow anon, amazing finds and good strategy. As a detectorist myself, I'm also a connoisseur of old ancient things not only out of metal, but also fossils, minerals and stone age relics. My region is very well known for fossilized wood, so that's my main focus apart from detecting. Do you also cut or grind your fossiles?

>>55460058
Bitchs thats only 25 ounces.
You could hide that shit in a tuna can.

>>55460009
Lmao

>>55460009
If I can't hold it in my hand, it might as well be worthless. Only physical is worth buying.

>>55451981
Anyone here know about coins? Specifically English coins from 1946-1970s? My grandpa left me like a thousand two shilling pieces and I'm trying to figure out how much they can be sold for. Wiki says they're made of cupronickel. Looks like gramps already sold all the coins from the silver era.

>>55460670
wouldn't sell all of them if you decide to sell any. you'll probably regret it in a few years.

>>55455236
I'm half. But then again there's a difference between being black and being a gibs grubber. If only that was limited to one race. If only.

>>55460595
Lmao you lose 64% the day you buy your fake physical shitrocks, only a retard would think that's acceptable. At least with shifty schiffs etf you have a chance to profit. SLV is the only real silver available

>>55460670
>cupronickel
spit on his tombstone

>>55460822
if you're gonna be a nigger, why not fully indulge and go with a levered fund?

>>55455138
Would you sell any to a fren here? I like some of them.

>>55460830
Which one do you own?

>>55460824
Ouch. My dad left me over 30 POUNDS of US State quarters (i.e. newer than 1999, basically worth face value, pic is actually from some junk I bought).
Not going to spit but I have made it my mission to accumulate a stack to leave my sons.

>>55460824
Sounds like they're mostly face value and hard to sell? My mom keeps insisting they have some value

>>55460948
Lmao, those quarters from your dad were a better investment because he didn't pay an 87% premium unlike retards who buy millenial rocks

>>55460670
Saw them being sold at a car boot sale recently for quite a bit each. Boomers buying them for nostalgic value I guess.

>>55460670
>>55460824
nothin wrong with collecting some older cupronickel coins. not as cool as silver tho

>>55461040

>>55459209
Thrift store raids

>>55461040
bet you are broke as fuck lmao

>>55459209
Look in either thrift stores, antique stores, flea markets or your local EBay/craigslist/zuckerbook market place equivalent. Pic related is from a thriftstore, 3 euro

>>55459209
Second pic is from my local EBay (Marktplaats), 15 euros

>>55459209
This one I found in a flea market for 5 euros, I also polished it with copper polish. I gave it to my mom for her jewels

>>55459209
I recommend building your own to your own expectations.

I put in an order for 20 silver britannias, a random 1/10 ounce coin, and 2 Kennedy Half Dollars (40% silver). Should be in by Thursday.

Feels so good, man.

I never really liked Lizzy being on so many of my coins but Charles ugly mug is so much worse.

>>55461157
Lmao you hold bags full of giant losses. All you do is brag about how much money you lost and how much you lose on every new purchase. Who hurt you to cause such self hatred?. Kektop

>>55461223
Feels good to take an instant loss of 38%?

>>55455666
Hey fren, sorry to hear about your situation. I have struggled with varying intensities of chronic fatigue over the past 17 years since I was 20 years old so I am familiar with health conditions that change your life, values, and goals. There were a few treatments that improved my health in small incremental steps but I consider prayer to be of major importance in healing my body and friend/family connections. My apologies if you have an aversion to anything religious or spiritual, not my intention to cause any strife if that is the case, just wanted to share something that has greatly improved my life as a person that was clawing and flopping about to keep my head above water for 17 years.

>>55461253
metals are less than 2% of taxable assets. could literally lose them all and not care.

>kektop
literal fucking loser lmao

At least the thread's going faster kek

Never gib up frens

>>55461253
You aren’t even the original IQDelete. You are an imposter.
>>55461341
This. Even an imposter gets our juices flowing, plus I’ve been a good goy and haven’t been getting myself banned every post. I got an interesting coin in the mail and a mystery attached. Can’t wait to get it and see if you guys can figure it out.

>>55461261
I bought at $22.90 and it went up to $23.11. Tell me how that's a loss.

>>55461276
>less than 2% of taxable assets. could literally lose them all and not care.

Yet you obsess about them , post non stop all day and night 365 days a year. Lmao your whole life revolves around bragging how much you lose on a scam but sure you don't care at all

>>55461363
>Never gib up frens

Unless you gib hp all your wealth to your enemies and then definitely do that, do it over and over and brag repeatedly that you gib up your wealth to your enemies. Kektop!

>>55461371
No it's funnier that you no comprende

>>55459678
Er strafe es!

This is really strange to read as someone with PMs and crypto.
You don't see people trolling threads about having food, water and off-grid power in-case the usual systems fail.
So why would someone do that for PMs which are part of many people's just-in-case plans?

>>55461599
especially when pms are like never going to get you zero'd even if there is a big pullback. seems...very stupid to waste time shilling shit posts like that. what a good use of one's time.

>>55459955
>i was thinking about precious metal etfs. Is this a bad idea?
Yes. Precious metals that are counter party risk are not worth it. Always take delivery and if you're bothered about your neighborhood, just put it in a place outside of your neighborhood.

>>55461599
>>55461609
Why do yall shill for a scam like millenial rocks where everyone loses instantly and bigly unless you are paid shills?

>>55461599
>You don't see people trolling threads about having food, water and off-grid power in-case the usual systems fail
I’ve seen it on /pol/ quite a bit. Now silver gets talked about there more often and so the shills focus on that. I’m sure you know the meme, you can’t have silver/food/guns all that same time. It’s simple, the troll makes a false assumption for example that we are paying 70% premiums and silver is worthless. In the case of preps, the troll assumes that whatever preps you have don’t matter because someone will kill you and take them and you should have spent money on guns because the preps will be worthless. Gets everyone riled up when someone sets up a pin, that is easily knocked down. That’s why all of the so called shill posts gets so many replies. Because everyone lives an easy target.

shills on suicide watch

>>55461693
What do you think happened to stop the hunt brothers. They just liquidated all of their on the book and off the book stockpiles to curb the demand/price. I have one of those continental coins that were minted from the assay office straight out of the strategic stockpile.

>>55461675
if anyone in here had any sense they'd be going all into container ship stocks

>>55461599
>>55461609
(((They))) have been FUDing /pmg/ for years, since the first Precious Metals thread. See picrel.

First, (((they))) are short selling silver contracts, so it's in (((their))) interest to keep prices within a small but stable range. This is why the prices for gold and silver tend to crab sideways rather than experience the dramatic highs and lows of crypto, and why they hold their prices in periods of inflation. Read "The Big Silver Short" by Chris Marcus. Beware, crypto nerds: (((they))) are coming for you next.

There's also the fact that the environmentally friendly future (((they))) by necessity requires silver. Silver is used in solar panels and electronics, and to mass produce this the price of silver needs to be low. It's difficult to mass produce cameras if you're paying $1,000 per ounce of silver.

And don't forget: this is maintained by literally hundreds of paper ounces being traded for each real ounce in the COMEX vaults. If it couldn't be maintained, people might panic and dump their Federal Reserve Notes (dollars) for real money.

Low prices for silver are needed to control your money, control your privacy, and to control YOU.

NEW BREAD
>>55461791
>>55461791
>>55461791

>>55461716
>They avoided getting silver scammed and losing 85% that's le bad!tdaymh

>>55453919
I been try'na stay sober lately...

>>55452042
They were specifically trying to replicate paper money but using gold. While thte golsback is not as durable as a gold coin its far more durable than a paper dollar.

The slips idea is a good one though. Gives me star trek ferengi vibes