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Finally, a decent OP image.

1st for can't find my pics of my mexico 50 pesos (non-restrike)

>>55488169
Please update your text. We replaced https://www.jmbullion.com/ with https://libertycoin.com/

Tier ranks report!

>>55488178
>Please update your text. We replaced https://www.jmbullion.com/ with https://libertycoin.com/
Will do.

>>55488179
the numbers keep increasing every meme image
here's a good video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eody-H_X44A
"central banks are hoarding gold but warren buffet doesn't buy it, goyim"
the best advice is to stack slowly with the intent to die with it, only as much as you can afford

>>55488179
Romani Conquistador, reporting for duty!

>>55488208
something of a coinvivor++ but most of my wealth is in stocks ($100k+) and btc ($50k+) with PM's coming 3rd ($20k+)

>>55488179

These are the ones I'll send to pcgs I think. Hate them or not this one is a bit out of my hands I'm just supposed to pick the nice ones. A1 is a cool coin in this lot and obviously D3. The whole A row in my opinion is pretty cool.

>>55488219
>coinvivor+
That'll be next year for me. $600k in stocks, basically $0 in crypto (lazy) and only ~3/200 in Au/Ag

>>55488225
You're not going to benefit financially all from grading 1921-Ps

>>55488231
im fucking stupid and dont know my alphabets but i hope you get the point on the second picture

>>55488219
also i have a lot of cash savings. unironically, my high yield savings account is my best asset these days

>>55488225
you should still seriously consider selling me the $20/$10/$5 gold lot for $3700 give or take. it's a big risk on my part since my best position is cash, but i could enhance the stack in 2023 and leave it at that one transaction

>>55488239
Thanks ill swap them for some better years

>>55488241
I mean like I said its out of my hands. Ill post some stuff after this on some personal stuff i can sell though.

>>55488237
$600k in stocks is totally respectable especially if tax advantaged and in index funds. i personally can't wait to add $22.5k/yr to my 401k and still owe myself about $4k in my roth i401k (grampie inheritance fund 1:1 match - my roth IRA is already backdoor maxxed and my HSA is in questionable legal status). you're gonna make it bro

>>55488247
ah it's family shit? missed that, nvm then. can't get in the way of that, plus it's np. my best overall move is to simply spend no money

>>55488244
If you need a proportional/relative pricing guide just look at the PCGS tables. They're going to be inflated values but you should be able to tell which dates are the higher end ones.

None of the Morgans you've posted look higher than MS64 so I don't think any common date would be worth it. As for the peace dollars, do the same thing with the PCGS tables and skip the common dates. I would use six of your free vouchers for the gold, two for the best of the best Morgans/peace dollars, and then get nothing else graded if that's all you had.

WTF Happened to mintanon??? Did he finally RUGPULL??? He has been silent for a while it feels.

>>55488257
Really helpful I'm glad i posted here.

>>55488266
bro, did you not sell your frog coins for like $800 each 3 years ago? never bought them myself but i did buy oldsilver's stock of nazi silver cuz it was fairly priced and reflects the grand idea of a world that could've been

>>55488266
I'm pretty sure his trip got b&. Of course he is too autistic to communicate through his website bulletin. Here's hoping them crusaders are out this month.

>>55488237
>>55488249
another quick tip: if you can divide your paycheck at the employer level, look into bitwage. you can say put 10% of your salary into a bank account they make on your behalf

then on the bitwage side allocate 100% of incoming funds to a full btc wallet on your own device (strong passphrase encryption). that way you avoid fees cuz bitwage charges 1% on fiat allocations but allows i think 1-2 free crypto wallets free

good way to buy crypto at spot price w/o any effort. been doing this all year and quietly accumulated ~1.7 btc while building cash savings for a house

Here is something I could sell. I might even make a few more tonight. These are a few years old and have gotten a bit beat up from handling. Let me know if you think the silver or blackened version is more appealing, if you think the ripples are appealing or stupid, also if the anvil stamp/ 999fs are even necessary. I think it would be cool to get 6 of them cause they would stack into a cube.

>>55488309
What do you think something like this would sell for?

>>55488309
the original bars would've been worth way more FYI. don't melt that engelhard 100oz, someone will surely buy it especially if sold at a reasonable premium relative to current offerings (less than 50%)

>>55488309
I like silver that looks silver

>>55488297
>bitwage

>tfw missed out on 7 years of buying $300 a week in BTC

>>55488314
Oh yeah id never i only melt .999fs silver shot usually bought from apmex. It's most of the time right at spot price and meant to be melted down. Also with melting silver it needs to be poured into shot form first and then melted back down so it just saves a step.

>>55488321
that's exactly what i thought bro. i could've been doing that all along but never knew about it. i did actually interview with these guys, i just cold emailed them to say it's fucking awesome and we had two interviews. they're real ppl and a legit company. the early non-redesigned site looked like a scam desu

>>55488219
Nice, that's a well rounded portfolio
>>55488241
High interest savings account is unironically the comfiest position atm. I'm getting 4.5% and that's A-ok for me in this current climate

crypto nerds will seethe

>>55488179
Also, high Roman tier reporting in. I'm hoping to hit Coinvivor before the end of the year.

>>55488344
yeah i have a penfed premium online savings acct. not the greatest but my mother finally put her jew bank savings there. when i mentioned it over a year ago, it was 0.6% APR, then 1.0%, then 1.2%. my smallish balance earns $100+/mo and it seems to keep going up. compared to maybe $250/quarter on my IRA which already outperforms the S&P500 due to low cost basis in VGT

>>55488309

voodoo. you'll only have yourself to blame if you're dragged off by something from clive barker's hellraiser. make some coins, or a teapot or something.

>>55488362
Nice, I'm getting 4.5% at Vanguard, you should look into it
>inb4 vanguard is evil
Fuck you niggas I'm trying to make some skrill ova here a man's gotta eat, Julian

Lads will you judge me if I buy 5 silver eagles despite their price right now?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/401741796563?hash=item5d89ad54d3:g:SWoAAOSwbcJimSNF

>>55488372
dude all my retirement is with vanguard, no qualms here. i'm just saying that you can nominally find better savings than penfed, but they are online first and offer 1.2% APR (0.1% monthly in non-jewish numbers) but it's on ALL balances flat rate, no minimums/maximums or fees

i do the same with CC's: no fees, will take 2% cash back over 5% on various revolving (((categories))). barely ever use them too. their only purpose is to increase average credit age and flex to jews about having ~$35k+ in revolving credit across a small number of cards

>>55488396
>CC's: no fees, will take 2% cash back over 5% on various revolving
I use my 3.3% cashback card for buying gold at or near spot on eBay.

Can someone download this video and upload it to catbox please. RT is geoblocked in the UK.

https://twitter.com/rt_com/status/1676720110353137664?s=46&t=YEcs8gX-WCSlHoUxOLbJvQ

Use this to download Twitter videos (if it still works in non geoblocked regions): https://twdown.net/

Upload here: https://catbox.moe/

It's about BRICS so it's on topic.

>>55488405
very fair move. i used to take out a CC every year, buy a fatass gold coin like mexico 50 pesos or OG year manx cat during the 0% interest period, take the intro rewards as cash, and develop a monthly payment plan with ical events to avoid any (((interest)))

the only reason i stopped, is that i paid my judent loans and the kikes punished me by closing my accounts and plummeting my avg credit age/score. asked my mother to add mye as an authorized user on her oldest card and to destroy the one that came in my name

now my best move is to buy gold in cash at leisure and just continuously request credit limit increases that i never use. now my goy score is ~820 with 3 cards and no debt, in my early 30s. its remarkable how easy it is to exploit greedy dick-cutters who view you as cattle

just positioning myself to buy my grandparents' house on the best terms and cement family wealth in a hostile society. PM's play a part, but mostly for periodically converting liquid cash to real wealth that will remain in the family after my death (i hope)

>>55488422
https://files.catbox.moe/vg1h4o.mp4

>>55488455
Cheers for that.

>>55488443
my side project for the last few years has been exploiting the FICO system. it basically boils down to
>no late payments (obviously, but it's not "late" until it's 1+ months past due)
>average credit age - become an authorized user and never close accounts, just buy something on amazon as a "heartbeat" purchase once a year
>program cards to autopay the full balance at a convenient time for you - i set it on the 15th so as to avoid other bills like rent
>use it like a debit card except obviously no ATMs
>don't pay for cards with (((yearly fees))) - at a ~750 credit score, you can get any CC you want easily, for free
>just lie and say that you make like $350k a year as an executive to increase your starting limit - after a year of good standing, if they don't auto-increase the limit, unfreeze your credit score and call them asking for more. it's a soft pull (no penalty) but you need your credit unfrozen for this
>keep your credit frozen at all times unless looking for a new apt, limit increase, etc.

>>55488491
if you research the traits of people with excellent/perfect credit (825+), you'll see that i'm highly anomalous
>early 30s
>3 cards
>no debt at all

whereas the usual profile is something like
>baby boomer
>6+ cards
>riddled with debt including (((car))) and (((personal))) loans in the 5-figure range

the system depends on goy cattle being good slaves paying (((interest))) on loans, but it's possible to manufacture the image of such a slave over time while never actually paying anything (((extra)))

at the end of the day, all that matters is a long history of on-time payments and a low utilization ratio. so ask family to be an authorized user, spend ~0.1% of your limit and pay it off as if it's an immediate checking account debit, and constantly request limit increases so as to further lower your utilization ratio

i've straight up told people i only want a higher limit to decrease my utilization ratio, but it helps if they think you're rich to begin with. you can prolly declare ~2-3x your real income and a thoroughly jewish company like wells fargo gave me like $15k limit unbidden

>>55488491
>>55488541
I have 5 cards, 838 score, zero balance ($103k combined limit) zero debt

>>55488396
Kek I literally don't give a fuck about credit cards or credit score at this point. My CC's are probably 80% full and I could pay them all off at any time but I just say fuck them. I'm only paying minimum, spending the rest investing and buying PMs

>>55488558
very based. my goal is to get a $50k combined limit on these 3 cards this year and an 825 score (818 now). the limiting factor for me is age, unless i ask my mother to be an authorized user again, which she'd prolly do cuz i explicitly instructed her to shred any card in my name and never share any details/numbers at all.

>>55488583
i program the backend software used by debt relief companies and let me just warn you, your SSN is stored in plaintext and cybersecurity is essentially nonexistent. you can do a sam hyde here, but it's NOT the best move

>>55488309
I bought one of those 5 ozt Yeager Poured Silver Aztec ziggurats 7 years ago for $110. That was before my state charged sales tax for silver sculptures (as opposed to coins, rounds, and bars - go figure).

>>55488558
good goyim

>>55488603
Don't worry I can easily pay it all, I'm just paying the mininum out of sheer resentment to jew bankers. Also society has already basically broken down. Debtmaxxing at this point is a reasonable position

>>55488643
>Debtmaxxing
>paying interest
>doingitwrong

>>55488631
he doesn't owe anything though. the point is that you're essentially cyber-attacking jews, but if you get caught, you have to go into a debt-relief re-education camp whose software is at a very real risk of PHP5.6 MySQLi attacks, very poor homebrew permissions, shitty and probably exploitable frontend (they still use fucking iframes), etc.

please just believe me when i say that if you sam hyde it and talk to some guy with a sob story about your medication costs, you'll be talking to another guy at a shady ass company like panam managing your case on antiquated shitware. it's easier to simply spoof a goy and enjoy the benefits of jewish greed instead. they'll basically be begging you for the chance to suck your dick

>>55488643
>paying the mininum out of sheer resentment to jew bankers
So you're giving them money in the form of interest because you think that's sticking it to them.

>>55488643
oh no no no. let's hope your name/DoB/address are decoupled and your credit reports frozen at all times
>>55488664

>>55488313
You can charge a premium for this stuff. Assuming it's 1ozt, a retail price of $35-$50 is the reasonable range for stuff like this depending on market price

>>55488693
Cool, I just poured 2 more they need to be polished and stamped but keep an eye for them on eBay if you are interested.

As you may know, demand for physical silver is at an all-time low with industrial usage near zero (photography etc). However, demand for paper silver is at an eleven-year high. What gives?

Given that physical silver demand is crashing it would seem logical that demand for paper silver would be crashing too. Nope. In fact, demand for COMEX paper silver and ETFs is now at eleven-year highs.

So what does this signal for price?

Nearly record low levels of contract open interest clearly indicate a stunning lack of usage from industry and affiliated traders. Low open interest indicates that bank trading desk demand is at a low. Further, hedging demand from silver producers is also at a minimum. All of this can be seen on the latest Commitment of Traders report from the CFTC.

It's noteworthy, of course, that the total contract open interest number has fallen to this low just as the Jul23 contract went "off the board" and into delivery. However, in periods of average speculative demand, a great amount of contract open interest simply rolls from the expiring front month (in this case, the Jul23) into the new front month (the Sep23). The sharp drop-off in direct rolls shines the light on the abysmal current level of speculative demand.

It's that speculative demand that we need to watch going forward. Right now, silver isn't even on the "speculative radar". And why would it be when other trades like AI, Bitcoin, and the NASDAQ are currently so popular?

However, history and experience has taught that silver—and just about every other commodity—tends to find a price top when speculative interest is at a minimum. Right now, judging by the open interest total, speculative interest is near an all-time low. While this does not mean that price is immediately headed lower, it does suggest that the upside from here is limited.

how it's made: AGE's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccyuud7dkEE

Hoping for another Friday dip

>>55488393
That's actually a decent deal for ASEs.

>>55488237
You'll wish you had more in physical.

Revenge will be mine.
>you will own silver, and gold.
>you will laugh as the normies are forced to eat ze bugs and live in ze pods
>you will enslave woman by buying them from their fathers for 1 oz of silver during hyperinflation
>you will buy farmland for 1 oz of silver, and grow your own food
>you vill get revenge and be happy.

>>55488294
I emailed him a week ago and he hasn’t replied.

>>55488309
Looks good sir. I like the un-aged one better.
The ripples are nice. I think you should strongly consider a 999 fine stamp and weight stamp.

>>55489676
I see the 999FS stamp now. But weight would be good.

>>55489269
based

>>55489269
Revenge won't be yours.
>you will pay yuge premiums for silver, and gold to your enemies.
>you will cry as the normies get married and have kids and buy houses because they didn't fall for the silver scam
>you will pay for your enemies to buy golden bugattis
>you will buy farmland for your enemies with the huge premiums you paid for a worthless commodity
>you wont listen to logic and invest and be happy.

>Drinking~
>Off night too
is it even worth buying some silver or wait til another dip in price happens?

>>55489747
>buy now lose now
>buy later lose later

Honestly and with all due respect you deserve (none) since you are a retard who will never sell and thus will lose 100% ....as Hillary Clinton would say "what difference does it make?"

pmg baggies are weird cultists. never selling my shiny rocks but its time to move on losers. stacking this shit and paying 30% premiums will never make you rich

>>55489770
May we see your shiny rocks?
>no

>>55488266
Don't feel so bad whether you lose 90% if he delivers or 100% if he doesn't. It's probably better for your mental health if you don't look at the shitcoin every day and just forget it ever happened

>>55488179
Pirate. Can be pirate in just gold if you want but if you do the equivalents then High pirate bordering on coinquistador

>>55488309
The ripples are beautiful to me. Prefer the silver to the blackened.

>>55488362
>i have a penfed premium online savings acct
hello fellow nova dweller, I too have penfed

>>55488179
>Got 230 oz of silver
>Need 20 more to reach coinquistador
Guess I'm buying another tube. How do the new Charles Britannia coins look?

>>55488225
>>55488231
You’re an idiot. Why come post here and ignore all advice? If you want to be stupid do it on your own.

>>55488179

Forever a pirate.

I just want more and more

>>55490143
>I just want more and more
That's a banging trance tune.

https://files.catbox.moe/pls2y2.mp3

Sovereign enjoyers, which ones feature the king, or queen, wearing a crown? Are those only double sovereigns?

>>55490112
The advice here is usually terrible

Looks like constitutional silver is getting back to an affordable price

>>55488583
Absolute financial suicide...
Imagine paying higher interest rates on debt than appreciation of a commodity even without premiums.
I love stacking pm's with no debt. You're just an actual retard.

>>55488643
rolling for the world to go tits up tomorrow

>>55490688
ugh.... I need to complete some guard boxes and it's pissing me off how expensive it is. But the need to fill it is driving me nuts.

>>55488297
love how /pmg/ is full of gay crypto talk
fuck off

>>55490786
What happens tomorrow? Fed now is supposed to be launched. I suspect a stimulus will be used eventually to get people on the app, requires all the banks failing or a gigantic recession.

>>55490811
I feel you. I had just started to buy it when the financial crisis hit in March. Priced me right out of the market.

>>55489747
To quote Andrew Maguire
>how much physical do you own
when the dust settles you wont be thinking boy i sure overpaid for that silver/gold/whatever but rather why didn't i buy more.

how is this one looking

>>55490565
This retard is tasked with liquidating some rich guys collection and he’s wasting time sending his common date AU coins to PCGS.

>>55488174
What was wrong with the previous ones? They seemed fine to me.

How do you hide your coins?

>>55490947
eBay completed listing, price accordingly. And you’re done. Simple as, boomer grade premium could be grabbed but fuck it. Just liquidate. I believe if you can get over $2000 in a transaction eBay lowers its final value fee. So you could lot it out, not sure how much that saves.

>>55490956
I put mine in a big ornamental pirate chest that you can tell is obviously valuable just by looking at it

>>55490916
Very purdey/10

>>55490956
I just lay them out on my bed and sleep next to them

>>55490956
What film is that image from?

>>55491286
From Kazakhstan with Hate

>>55490956
>>55491380
I am curious how recognizable is the sovereign? The British empire is long gone but I still feel that if I wound up in some strange port halfway around the world with a pocket full of gold sovereigns I would be able to negotiate a deal for what I needed.
It may be irrational but I think I will buy another one next week.

>>55491380
I had a feeling it was a Bond film but I had to check with you.

>>55491405
>I still feel that if I wound up in some strange port halfway around the world with a pocket full of gold sovereigns I would be able to negotiate a deal for what I needed.
I cannot think of a time when gold has not had value, whether in the form of a sovereign or teeth
>>55491435
That's funny, I was listening to the Moonraker audiobook yesteday for the first time and loved that scene. I think at least three hours is devoted to M and Bond farting around the exclusive club where they fuck over Drax, waffling about wine, waitresses, gambling and other nonsense. Very comfy

>>55488583
Handing money to bankers for nothing in return. Brilliant! Might as well go down to the branch office and suck all their dicks.

>this will buy an acre of land some day

>>55488583
>>55488643
I imagine the "collapse" will unfold in such a way that society will endure economic hell for several months if not years of extreme unemployment and high prices, and constricting credit. Don't expect to get a free lunch if you think your debts will magically evaporate. I was sure shit would collapse in 2009 and here I am in 2023 and things appear to be able to hum along for the time being. Anticipating the abrupt end of an economic order is not something that will happen instantaneously when EVERYONE is sort of dependent on things continuing.

>>55491582
>the face of the queen on a pickle rick
Clown world never disappoints. What a blessing to live in the most ridiculous of timelines

first Jim Rickards, then Russian embassy, now RT.. what are the chances the war in Ukraine is ENTIRELY about this? everyone else that has tried to make a gold-tied currency has been invaded and killed
gold still flat, no one cares. so either the "big players" don't believe BRICS will be able to pull it off, or they believe NATO will be able to stop it before it happens or they are retarded
most likely they doubt BRICS capability to pull this off and have some kind of ace up their sleeves that they can use to derail Russia before august
interesting times gents, a pleasure to live through them with you all

>>55491630
yes but at the same time, the failure will be exponential.
i.e. it's going to seem fine right up until it all goes to shit in the course of a couple months, max.

>>55491911
>our fiat is totally backed by gold
>trust us
its all so tiresome..

>>55492182
I think emergency injections will be utilized to plug ANY holes they need to to prevent Wallstreet or the banking system from collapsing. I also think we'll see emergency inflationary measures to pick up the velocity of money. The gradual contagion will manifest slowly and the point of no return will be people cashing out financial assets and slurping up real commodities. It will be the masses that make movements that they can't cover up and that could take a LONG time if the economy and keep humming along operationally. I am not 100% sure on this, but I think it is wise to not jump the gun thinking the world will end even in the next year. If you have zero PMs then sure, maybe you want to move with some urgency. But I see no point in trying to debt max because you think you can time the collapse of the western world.

>>55492234
Who are you talking to schizo?

>>55491582
>>55491638

>>55492478

>>55492502
Interesting that would be deleted. My opinion on why they want Ukraine because it is a certain group's backup plan. If America loses reserve currency hegemony their purchasing power will collapse and they will not be able to pay off hostile nations to israel in the middle east. America was destroyed, hollowed out and turned into a tinder box with increased levels of "noticing" that they have no way to contain. And Ukraine is the former Pale of Settlement and that is more than just a coincidence. They want some of the eastern bloc outside of Putin's jurisdiction because he is the sovereign of Russia.

>>55490956
I was thinking about cleaning out something like this and storing my PMs there. I don't think a robber would ever think to check inside a kitty litter container

>>55492585
yes good idea
leave enough room for a thin layer of kitty litter to go on top

>>55490910
Lmao
>the coin merchant told me years ago im super de dooper smart to pay an 80% premium. It hasn't worked out and never will but I still trust him, after all he drives a gold Bugatti

>>55492585
I love those things. I used to have 50 of those. Now my cats are outside and I threw them away during a move. If I was a robber I’d dump the litter and fill it with goodies…. Oh look goodies!

>>55492573
Not really, ukraine is just a money laundering scheme, in more ways than one.

>>55492710
I’ve paid 3x premium for numismatics, do me next, roast me.
*pulle out cawk*

>>55492376
I agree with this. The government will protect banking interests for as long as it can, up to and including changing the terms of existing credit contracts to protect banks from the inflation they are helping to cause. As long as the USD has any value, that value will be extracted in favor of the banks. It will take a complete collapse of the USD to dislodge the banking cartel.

does anyone ever listen to the youtube channel wealthion? the guy on yesterday is a metals guy and talks about the conflict that the jannies don't enjoy being discussed. he seems to think us taking a loss there is bad for us. i still fail to see how those guys are wrong. who wants to go listen to that video and then tell me why he is wrong?

*he is a metals guy, so it is on topic, you kike loving faggots

>>55490954
The composition's off, the framing's off, a few of them I couldn't even tell had PMs in the pic so I missed it looking up and down the catalog a few times.

>>55492234
think the entire idea of the currency is to facilitate trade settlement between BRICS countries, i.e. they will use the currency then every year, quarter, month, week, whatever, they will move the gold to "settle" the currency
if anyone claims to have more gold than they do they will quickly be found out, the point here is to get gold flowing

>>55492793
You’re going to be banned for that last bit. Also I have no clue what you are talking about but I’ll listen to the interview.

>>55491465
s-source?

>>55493138
The purpose of using gold to settle international trade is to force net-zero balance of trade. If you lose gold by having your imports exceed exports then your monetary system begins to contract as a means of balancing out your ability to consume indefinitely. Trade balances have always been close to net-zero and the dollar reserve currency allows us to run $700BN trade deficits. That is a metric fuckton of goods that enter our economy that are then leveraged into jobs, taxes etc. If we lose that capacity or are forced to pay for our largesse with real money our economy will pop like a balloon.

Adjusted to inflation your Boomer rocks have performed badly and haven't come near the heights from a decade ago

>>55493245
I have more but may take some digging. She's that dutch weeb slut that was in the Re 4 Remake. I can't remember her name.

>>55493147
Attention /pmg/, please do NOT say the K-word or the J-word. Thank you for your time.

>>55493255
Isn’t that why the British started selling opium in China? There was huge demand for Chinese tea and the bugs had no interest in buying British manufactured goods, so they shipped in massive amounts of opium and got the whole populace hooked

And when the emperor banned opium they just invaded for muh free trade or something

>>55493467
j-word

>>55493601
i think it is just certain people that need to follow that rule

>>55491582
Fucking God damn it now i need to get one of these explicitly to watch someone rage when I buy land with it.

>>55490956
Keep em in dresser drawers and boxes, considering I never really unpack from places people usually won't figure out shit.

>>55492737
>Retard doesn't know what a commodity is

>>55493285
*pulls out a $20 from 1933*
>yup, looks like i CAN afford that McChicken Deluxe™ with large fries and a 20oz Pepsi-Cola™ Fanta® soft drink, with maybe even enough for a small Oreo™ McFlurry® frozen treat left over

>>55493255
>The purpose of using gold to settle international trade is to force net-zero balance of trade

That's why gold will never be used as a currency, no country wants a forced net zero balance of trade. Not China, not Russia not USA, and those are the only ones that matter but no other countries either

>>55493618
>i need to get one of these explicitly to watch someone rage when I buy land with it.

I think those silver pickle ricks are pretty cringe but buying one for this (and only this) reason is hilariously based.

>>55493676
>losing 98% on a shitcoin is bbbbbased

>>55493676
personally, i'm waiting until a greater range of adult swim's intellectual property is cast in anodized silver until there's a collectible set. it'd be epic to collect all of my favorite personalities from their beloved rick and morty franchise, including (provided licensing requirements are met) a set of collectible rounds from the popular star wars franchise with R2D2's where the george washingtons should be

>>55493714
Why haven't you anheroed yet IQDELET?
>>55493716
You're slathering that plebbit sauce a bit thick on this bait fren.

>>55493755
i dare you to say that to me or my wife's son at the bernie 2024 community action committee. i'll be looking for the pickup truck belonging to a guy who's obviously never considered the environmental impact of mixed-use walkable cities

>>55493674
Of course they don't. But we have a massive pile of debt the size of the global GDP that will go up in flames and disappear catastrophically. People are going to be physical-capital and quality-investment enjoyers from the day of the collapse and two generations after. The liquidity games of central banks will not work like they did up until this point.

>>55493755
Kektop! It's hilarious watching smug retards pontificate about everything when they lose bigly on every purchase of millenial rocks. Year after year they lose thousands of $ and still they offer their opinions on the fed, the US$ and everything else they are clueless about

>>55493618
You're utterly delusional if you think a couple of ounces will buy you land, let alone a 300sqft appartment

>>55493835
I know right. Kektop!

>>55493802
>But we have a massive pile of debt the size of the global GDP that will go up in flames and disappear catastrophically

100 years retards have been saying that. Anyway even if it were true and muh imaginary collapse
was in 2 weeks paying a 60% premium on a commodity would still be super retard behavior

>>55493835
>slowly consolidates relatively small amounts of wealth into assets such as physical gold, with a proven stability measured in millennia, while growing retirement income by investing in quality index funds
why is so hard for coinlets to understand that most people here have a healthy, diversified asset portfolio and a comprehensive view of wealth?

Lamp oil. Rope? Bombs? You want it? It's yours my friend. As long as you have enough rupees.

Sorry link, I can't give credit. Come back when you're a little, mmmmm, richer!

>>55493245
More

>>55493870
>people here have a healthy, diversified asset portfolio and a comprehensive view of wealth?

RoFL

>>55493835
I love this IQDELET stand-in. At least he has a few morsels of information here and there. Kektop!

Started stacking silver after seeing that my housing market (Canada) is about to implode to save the CAD or bailed out by debasing the dollar.

Either way the effects will be devastating.

>>55493901
you get the occasional retard "silver end the fed," doomsday preppers, reddit wallstreet silvers, and other assorted trash, it's 4chan after all. in general, /pmg/ tends to have a much more intelligent take on the nature of money and how to leverage that understanding of money fits into a good personal wealth plan. it's at least better than trying to gamble on individual stocks, continuously falling for pajeet shitcoin rugpulls, or resenting landlords, which let's be honest is 90% of /biz/

>>55493905
>devastating

Rofl, you already lost 62% ....devastated indeed

>>55493870
>diversified asset portfolio

Yes indeed, it's good to have a diverse stack of coins and bullion including all sizes from fractional grams to 100oz ingots.

>>55488810
>As you may know, demand for physical silver is at an all-time low

Stopped reading there, fudbot.

>>55494074
do people actually buy this metal junk?

>>55493835
>Drooling imbecile IQDELET projecting his own failures on savvy stackers for the 1000th time this year

Go see a doctor and take your meds bro, you'll be dead in 6 months if you don't get that stage-4 case of seething butthurt treated ASAP.

>>55494111
Checked. Thought that was silver sister for a moment, the one arm injected with estrogen, the other being the control.

>>55494083
even more than just people even banks and countries!

Any idea what this item is?

>>55494245

>>55494245
>>55494250
Judging by the holes and logo, maybe part of a candle holder?

>>55494111
2 man hands

>>55494258
Famed goldsmith Herbert Zeitner?
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Zeitner

>>55494258
Ah yes, that could be! The coat of arm is the crest of Hermann Goring. I don't have the expertise to say if it's genuine or not, but Zeitner indeed was the silversmith of the Goring family.

>>55493138
This is correct. Only a commodity-based currency can provide a stable international medium of exchange. And gold is the obvious choice.

As Charles DeGaulle said:

"Indeed, we cannot see that, in this respect, there can be any other criterion, any other standard, than gold. Oh, yes! Gold, which never changes its nature, which can be shaped into bars, ingots or coins, which has no nationality and which is eternally and universally-accepted as the unalterable fiduciary value par excellence. Moreover, despite everything that could be imagined, said, written, done, as huge events happened, it is a fact that there is still today no currency that can compare, either by a direct or an indirect relationship, real or imagined, with gold. Without doubt, we could think of imposing on each country the way it should behave within its borders. But the supreme law, the golden rule — we can truly say — that should be reapplied, with honor, to international economic relationships, is an obligation to make up, between one monetary zone and the next, by effective deliveries and withdrawals of precious metals, the balance of payments resulting from their foreign exchanges.”

>>55494014
Also platinum and pauladium. Diversity in metals is the only diversity I care about.

>>55494221
Beauty!

>>55494083
>1pbtid
JPMorgan holds at least 675 million ounces of actual silver. Simply put, JPMorgan has acquired six times as much metal as bought by the Hunt bros or Berkshire Hathaway. If this really is the case then it would account for nearly 45% of the 1.5 billion ounces of silver bullion in the form of industry standard 1,000 ounces bars in the world.

>>55494296
I thought that was the logo of the New York Subway Rider's Union

>>55494344
That's amazing. Can we presume that at some point they will think they have enough and allow the market to run free? No point in cornering the market unless you let the market value of the commodity increase at some point?

>>55494342
Isn't it? Would be perfect for my secret candy stach. Too bad the price the seller is asking for on ebay is a bit too high for my tastes.

>>55494353
kek

>>55494372
Yes. They are the market.

>>55494344
source: my ass

>>55494374
How about this?

>>55494428
Would make a terrific bong!

>>55494428
>$31,500
argghhh

>>55489154
>You'll wish you had more in physical.
I'm working on it. Rome wasn't sacked in a day.

Blackrock holds 465 million ounces of silver. For some reason people think silver is scarce but there are at least 10 billion ounces laying around plus another billion mined every year. Probably why it's shilled here so much they need to dump it and who better to get scammed than nazi wanabees

>>55494476
I feel you, Fren

cat with a fish going up for sale in 18 minutes

>>55489269
best poster itt

>>55494428
based

>>55494532
Last year, silver usage was 1.2 billion ounces, or little under 3x more than Blackrock's holdings.

Now, 1 billion ounces are mined every year, but total usage is 1.2 billion.

Assuming usage and mining don't increase, it would take 50 years for the world to run out of silver.

Now, this isn't to validate IQDELET's argument. The rarer something is, the more it's worth (supply and demand.) Assuming nothing else changes, the price will rise as people realize silver is becoming rarer and rarer.

But things are changing. The BRICS nations are preparing to roll out a gold-backed currency next month (whether it goes the way of the Euro or not, it'll garner a lot of attention), which will increase demand for gold and silver. Green technologies, like electric cars and solar panels, use lots of silver. As we march towards a greener future, silver demand will go up. Silver is also used in other technologies, like cell phones and computers. If a CBDC is issued, more computers will need to be created, driving silver's demand up even more. And then there's retards like us, who buy silver like it's running out (and partly thanks to us, it is.)

Silver is being slurped out of the market faster than it can be replaced. Within a few years, we will be owning land and sex slaves. We will be part of the new financial elite, and it will be glorious.

>>55494655
checked + based
we will have our revenge on the nonmetaloids

>>55494111
Checked, don't see claddagh rings very often anymore.

>>55494655
Silver will be $1000/oz in 2033. But 1000 dollars will be the average families weekly grocery bill.

i want to buy these but i shouldn't. i've been buying too much from them and want some other silver and gold. should i buy these.

>>55494976
Tribute coins are hideous to me, sick of eagles, only eagle I want is Type 1 ASE

>>55494976
Try this instead.

I hope the cheapies keep on coming as I'm planning to buy a double sovereign this time next week.

>>55488179
Roman, Reporting for Duty!

>>55488465
Just white people things

>>55488558
I have 0 cards, 0 score, 0 balance ($0.00 combined limit) 0 debt

100% hatred for the banking system.

>>55488179
>Tier ranks report!
cant report. Iost count..
I just don't know anymore,....

>>55495344
You need to make a photo group with the whole family, your stack must be pretty impressive now. You think you are north of 2K oz?

>>55495361
I feel like that anon is a hidey hole boy. It’s probably scattered all over his house.

>>55495158
>100% hatred for the banking system
I will scam 50 ounces of gold from them for free. what will you do?

>>55495361
>north of 2K oz?
nah. maybe just North of 1k oz silver by now though

>>55495414
It’s illegal to buy gold using credit with intent to not pay it back. There is nothing more the government hates than doing that shit. You will be at the top of their shitlist.

>>55495421
>It’s illegal
only if you get caught

Some fractional for your pleasure…

>>55495416
Yeah but how many anime figures you got?

>>55495470
What's wrong with your hand?

>>55495610
Strange things happen when you ascend dragon tier

>>55495642

>>55488169
got a new strap for my heavy 18k scrap watch that I got a few weeks ago. 30 years old but looks almost new.

>>55493285
10 years ago gold was $1400 which is $1800 in today's money so they actually just kept up with inflation which is what they're supposed to do. Nothing more. Nothing less.

>>55488179
Salamander.

>>55495470
Fractionals are cool.

>>55495421

>>55495555
>quads nice digits
i only have two stack guardians

>>55495683
I was ready to hate on your watch because most biz watches are horrible. But yours is actually pretty sweet. Not too gaudy and a tasteful dial face. And gold.

>>55495416
Still pretty impressive, not many anons have that much. That said, you would probably have more if you didn't buy so many high end stuff!

>>55495416
I've enjoyed your pics for years now and figured you had a lot more than that. Seemed like you always were unwrapping packages.

>>55495416
Fun to see we're about on par with each other actually. But have you neglected stacking reichmarks?

>>55495695
Meanwhile you missed out on 4X in the stock market. And no you aren't planning on keeping up with inflation,, you are I cels expecting virgins and mcmansions And silver is way worse it lost 80% against inflation and premiums. Your shit rocks are a scam for retards

Now do silver

>>55496108
Impressive that he lost $60,000 and still brags about it you simp for a loser

Can a fren help me identify this roman coin? I've some issues reading it.

>>55496402

>>55496402
>>55496407
All i could decypher is it's from Constantius II, and the avers have the word "Victor"

>>55489661
bro mintanon is always like this, hes a self admitted turbo faggot who is a complete disorganized wreck. he has done the same exact thing to me for the boomer round regarding the email shit. hes a fag but he always comes through with the goods

>>55496402
>>55496407
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces137659.html

something like this? anon

>>55494245
you're meant to put your balls into it and see how far they sink into the flange. the technical term for this device is a testicular circumference gauge. be sure to oil the inside of the flange for safety before using

My LCS prices beat online dealers but their variety is shit
>DFW when mostly only stacking Kruegers, leaves, and wieners

>>55496503
Damn you are efficient. Thanks fren.
I was trying to look after coins with "two Victories face each other, holding between them a shield inscribed VOT" and Constantinus, but i couldn't find the one.

That said, the one you linked is not exactly the same it seems, just some local dies' differences you think?

>>55496519
kek
Would Goring's massive balls even fit in those holes though?

>>55496522
https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/constantius_II/i.html

wildwinds has a ton, if not all of the ancient coins you can shake a stick at. helps to know the fancy terms for what the deigns are

>>55496537
Think i found the exact one on ebay.

>>55496537
oops
https://www.ebay.com/itm/334928722863?hash=item4dfb4ebbaf:g:UP0AAOSw~mRkm9qM

>>55496347
>4X in the stock market
>vtsax was 33.82 on 2012-07-13
>it's 106.26 as of yesterday
>technically a 3.14x
>long-term cap gains on a $10,000 investment are $4,712.89
you're not entirely wrong but there are limits on how much tax-advantaged investment you can even contribute. i see nothing wrong with maxing out your 401k, IRA, and ideally HSA for 10 years as you consolidate wealth via gold with disposable income, rather than buying chinkshit

>>55496557
bad math, the taxes due would be $3210, but why are you still here? lemme purity spiral you and say you missed out on a 6,000,000x by not buying BTC in 2009

>>55496536
It's no surprise you low iq nazi larpers can't figure out what it is when it's quite obvious and a very common item from that period

>>55496557
You forgot dividends and btw long term capital gains aren't taxable anymore unless you are rich

>>55495416
Admiring the Engelhard stack, those are patrician.

My GSR is like 1:10 at this point, should I be moving anything around? I just love my gold guys.

>>55496520
Quit complaining, you're getting all the major coin groups. Get a few Brits in there and you've got a balanced stacker meal.

Is it even worth stacking now or did I miss the boat. When will it truly moon?

>>55496656
You had 6,000 years anon.

>>55496662
I only get 15 minute breaks. I dated Hannah Hayes but because I didn't make enough her family made her break it off with me. Why is life ao hard

>>55496681
You're not getting moonshots with gold and silver or practically any traditional security for that matter. Move along unless you're here for comfy stacking.

>>55494574
Thanks for the heads up, ordered antiqued

>>55496625
well, i can't be arsed to reverse-engineer dividend reinvestment/compound interest numbers, and capital gains tax is very real. my point is that your whole premise of a Person of Circumcision is moot, because gold and stocks are not mutually exclusive at all

This is probably a retarded question but if you were gonna treat precious metals as an additional savings account of sorts how would you calculate that in terms of historical pay when money had actual precious metals in them?

>>55496816
>if you were gonna treat precious metals as an additional savings account of sorts
If this is going to be a savings account, I'd have to figure its value in fiat at the time of sale, and compare it to the average amount paid per unit mass. To sell for less than that would be a loss. It might be useful to factor in devaluation of the local currency as well. This should give you the most conservative floor price when selling.

>>55494574
nice where they sellin them at

>>55496554
https://www.ebay.com/itm/194557891591

>>55496607
It's a bottomless german ashtray, perfectly suited for kikes like you, IQDELET, bet i can fit 6M of your kind in it.

>>55496889
https://limitedmintage.com/product/fish-monger-1-troy-ounce-39mm/

>>55496691
Have you ever looked at the silver chart? Zoom out.

>>55497059
Haha, how interesting.
Now face the wall.

We estimate the Silver market is entering a period of tightness unseen for decades. This may not be alleviated by higher Silver prices.
https://www.fxstreet.com/news/silver-market-to-enter-a-period-of-tightness-unseen-for-decades-anz-202307071419

>>55490956
My house just a treasure hunt for coins. When I get new coins I just randomly throw them about in/on/under/behind stuff

>>55497081
>crabbing since 2005
>only promptly doubled once since then (anon won't sell and might even buy more on the way up)
>only blip besides the decades of stagnation was from a deliberate buyout/cornering the market attempt by billionaires with unimaginable wealth
>feds have made sure this will never happen again
Everybody wants to be in on the next GME "squeeze".... I personally think that's a pipe dream but I've been meaning to buy more silver anyway. My GSR is terrible kek

>>55497120
$1000 per oz silver soon

>>55497164
Absolute madman

>>55497120
>We estimate the Silver market is entering a period of tightness unseen for decades. This may not be alleviated by higher Silver prices.
Bullcrap, they will find silver if they put enough money on the table. The thing is, they probably wont like what will be the right price for silver (protip : it will be in the 3 digits territory).

This is why i expect the government's favorite tactic to disincentivize people to transform they toilet paper into real money to accelerate at an increasing pace : deter citizens via abusive taxation.

Germany and India just did it very recently, two countries well known for their appreciation of silver as a savings alternative. If the silver shortages continue to increase, we will witness some wild shit, i'm telling you. Stuff like 100% VAT on purchases for silver coins and bars. BUT of course they will do the opposite move for ppl wanting to surrender their stack : 0% taxation on silver sales from individuals.

>>55497186
>only doubled once since 2005
>2005, $7
>2011, $48
>current, $23

>>55495470
Is that a fucking alien?

>>55497210
$300-800 oz range?

>>55497210
Gold and silver are fucking worthless. They have literally dumped 90% since last year and won't stop any time soon. The thing about silver is that there's more than 100x as much in the ground as there is gold (which is also worthless), and its "industrial uses" are massively overrated because copper outclasses it for any conceivable use.

PMs are going to zero, you'll be able to get it for free off of craigslist soon enough if you're willing to go clean it out of dejected stackers' houses and transport it away. Furthermore, asteroid mining operations will be up and running by 2030 and they will QUADRUPLE the supply of gold.

>>55497269
Thank you iqdelete this has to be one of the funniest posts I have read on this website.

>>55497258
Since we are talking about price discovery, this wont be settled down in stone, the prices will fluctuate wildly depending on the urgency of the demand, but also the economic desperation of ppl selling. Like, after the first major spike up, we can expect a major drawback as a lot of ppl will be more than happy to get rid of their silver for x3-5 the prices they bought it for. And now everything is digitalized, it will happen fast.

But once ppl realize it's still not enough to sustain the demand, it will creep back up again. Especially since unlike the 80s and in 2011 to a much lesser extent, i don't think there is much silver left in people's drawers to melt down.

How many ppl do you know still have silver items at home like candleholders, silverware, and the like? Zero most likely, like 99% of the population. Even the richfags don't have a single oz left at home. So the only silver left owned by individuals are in stackers' hands, who unlike grandma in the 80s happy to getting rid of her heirlooms she didn't pay for, they wont let it go unless it's for big bux.

>>55497296
I can’t see anyone having faith in physical silver or any other PM when it becomes a fact that it’s not backed by SLV and the real amount of SLV is way less then what’s been trading on apmex and thus suppressing the real value of SLV per share.

What will happen!!??? I just want to end the FED so I can stop posting on pmg and stop stumbling with my relationship with Christ because I am a landlord!

>>55497065
thanks
too bad i live in canada

>>55497328
I'll legit miss your shitposting once JPM is forced to fire you due to lack of budget for their PM fud division. I'm serious.

>>55497232
>>55495470
Gort, from planet Nibiru.

LET'S FUCKING GOOO

>>55490143
why do the most recent gold coins looks so shit?

>>55497452
I wonder how they will implement it successfully without being hit in full effect with the Gresham's law (bad money drives out good money) in a world so economically intertwined.

They will have to use this currency in a 100% closed circuit to avoid bleeding their gold (if the backing isn't just words and their currency truly redeemable, which i doubt) at the speed of light.

But now we see how some monetary policies implemented by China take all their sense, like the (almost total) non-convertibility of the yuan. Of course it already made sense for them to keep control over the exchange rates to remain competitive, but even more so if they back the yuan with gold.

But i fear it's more an "announcement effect" to further weaken the USD rather than a true policy designed to benefit the people. I think it will be most likely a second currency layered on top of the others, only dedicated to specific transactions, like arm deals/civil nuclear/avionic between governments who are part of the BRICS alliance, but it will never reach the common people.

I might be wrong tho, but it's more probable this way i think.

Make trashy stacking a meme and the zoomers will think it's a cool aesthetic

>>55497494
>if the backing isn't just words and their currency truly redeemable
perhaps linked to a blockchain?

>>55497499
The fuck is "trashy stacking" lol?

>>55497499
nice stack, check the flips Peace dollars for PVC though. Don't store them for longer time

>>55497501
If this is as i envision it, it wont be necessary to have any paper manifestation of said currency, since it will be reserved for governmental deals. So why not. But if a blockchain it is, it will only be an ersatz of what BTC is for example, as centralization will be necessary.

I say that because governments likely wont reach for a third to pool up their gold then freely redeem it, there is too much risk associated. Each central bank will keep their gold at home, keep their local currency, make a synthetic gold version of them and then adjust conversion rates in real time for each one (gold-rupee, gold-yuan, gold-ruble,..).
Then imagining India own X quantity of gold-yuan, they can reach for the Bank of China and ask to redeem them in gold.

I didn't read anything yet about this BRICS gold backed stuff, and there is probably only very limited literature on the subject, so it's just speculations on my end.

>>55497503
You're the one posting almost 24 hours ago about turning a historical silver piece into a bong so I'd assume you would understand.

>>55497531
>as centralization will be necessary.
Well maybe or everyone can mint the new BRICS currency as long as they have the gold to back it up and the market will determine which one is sound and which one is not, e.g. do they allow regular inspection of the gold reserve just like we have a lot of meme coins now.

Drain restarted.

>>55497452
>Russia confirms
Yeah, no.
Russia? While not everyone is full on
>Muh Putler! Ukraine is winning!!
like the west(ern media), everybody now knows that Putin is on his last legs. If anything, they're joining because it serves their interest and/or they think they can probably take advantage of the collapse of Russia.
>on RT
Well, just because state propaganda says something, it musn't necessarily be true. It's hilarious how you folks mistrust the western press by default (as you should, mostly) but then choose to believe the propaganda of the opposite side. Yes, our media sucks, but compared to russian media, it's the gospel of truth.
>backed by gold
Lol. So it's going to be IOUs, backed by gold, trust us bro, we do have the physical gold, and yes, sure, you can redeem any time you want, but yeah, uhh… please do not redeem right now, it's a bit inconvinient, you know, Ivan got drunk and lost the keys to the vault, can you come back, uh… maybe tomorrow, when we've maybe got it back and Igor is on shift, and he doesn't drink as much as Ivan, so he'll probably not loose the key and… oh, look! Over there! An Ukrainian Nazi!

tl;dr:
The dollar is fucked and you should stack some PMs, but please stop it with that BRICS magical thinking!

And pic kinda related.

Hi, I have a rather long and tedious question.

Recently, a mutual savings bank in my country made loans for unprofitable real estate and went bankrupt after failing to recover the loan principal, causing a mid-sized bank run.

Investigations into the matter revealed bribes, and manipulation of the books to reduce delinquency rates.

our government and central bank responded to the crisis with a savvy response: declarations of guarantees of payment of principal and interest, declarations of tax exemptions for new depositors, and loss underwriting...for now.

Those of you here already have memories of 2008, and you know that when the government assumes all losses, it's the same as declaring that it's going to tax, raise prices, print money, etc... and soon it will be everyone's responsibility. It's an outright scam that eats away at society and distorts the economy...

>>55497928
(conted..)

But I got little confused issues from that accident. What if you have an ambitious neighbor?

For geopolitical reasons - we have a hostile neighbor, China. They've already bared their fangs with all sorts of political and diplomatic pressure, espionage, attempts to buy off politicians.. the list goes on.

Under these circumstances, it seems all too obvious that if the crisis is left unchecked, allowing normal market forces to take their course, things will only get worse. A chain of bankruptcies will drag the economy into stagnation, our country, desperate for exports, will become even more beholden to its neighbor, China, and the deeper the recession goes, the more tempting it will be for highly qualified people with national strategic/key technologies (in this case, semiconductors) to take the second option - defection to china. Worst of all, our neighbors, who still haven't given up on the fraud of printing money, will loot our assets with their capital.

With all hands on deck, it seems our country cannot rely on the cleansing power of the marketplace alone. to complicate matters, we have already crossed the bridge of no return. The fact that, for national security and geopolitical reasons, the fraud of money printing will continue, no matter what era and what form of government is in place, by whatever means necessary, it makes me personally skeptical of a "time when precious metals are recognized for their intrinsic value. I suspect the same problem is true for the US.

I personally stacked 14.7 kg (475 ozt) of silver, but have put my purchases on hold for now until this dilemma is resolved. I'm looking for thoughts from you guys.
Thank you.

>>55497928
>>55497935
Where's the question?

>>55497928
>>55497935
This: >>55497941
And which country is it? You won't dox yourself if you mention it, you're probably not the only 4Channer in the village.

>>55497941
I apologize. There may have been a mistake in the translator.

If a country is in a situation where it has to continue printing money and brainwashing the public for security reasons, isn't it possible that there will come a time when precious metals will gain value in that country?
My question is whether saving in precious metals would pay off for a country in such a situation.
Thank you.

>>55497956
i mean South korea, sir

>>55488309
Hell Ill buy one. Do you have an email I can reach you at?

>>55497928
Cunt?

well I'll do some more research on silver as an commodity.

Apparently, the news of the bank run hasn't traveled overseas yet.

It's a medium-sized credit union, worth about $218.6 billion.

>https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/biz/2023/07/602_354308.html

>>55498139
Yes, it's good to hoard physical gold and physical silver right now.
This playlist explains everything.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyV0OfU3-FU&list=PLE88E9ICdiphYjJkeeLL2O09eJoC8r7Dc&index=1

>>55497973
Your central bank is going to do the same thing that all Rothschild central banks are doing. They will gobble up assets, inflate the price of those assets by buying more and more under the guise of well if we let the market decide we wouldn’t be able to slurp cheapies! Their balance sheet will grow so large that whatever debt the issued to begin with will be dwarfed by their holdings. At the same time they will tax the fuck out of you and hold onto their goodies.There is a chance that they manipulate paper markets to make silver (worthless), they are going to eventually have to take silver off the market for this to come to an end, which it must. Then silver will only be used in black market transactions. Your cunt is so small who knows what big totalitarian shit can go on there. For those of us with a BIG CUNT, black market transactions will be the sweetest taste of freedom were allowed. Cash will be gone. Silver will not be convertible into whatever currency is being used for regular purchase and if it is, it will be taxed beyond our comprehension. And even still your purchases will be internally handicapped by the digital currency itself.

The gov issued currency will be bad money as you can only purchase certain things and only so much of those. People will be handing over their goods at a big loss for your silver/gold, it will be the good money. That can buy them the things they desire outside of their allowance. Converting silver into real estate or any other thing with a title will not be possible as it will be tracked end to end. But you will have the ability to get over your allowance of any physical goods that you want. This period isn’t going to last very long, hold those kilos through all the bullshit. Start stacking barter silver.

>>55497494
Gresham's law would only be an issue if they tried to issue two currencies - one gold backed and one not - and pegged their value.

I think they will simply create a trade currency independent of their domestic currencies and tie it to a standard mass of gold. And that will work IF they make it redeemable in specie. Even better, but harder for authoritarians to stomach, would be for each country to tie their currency to a standard mass of gold. That would put a hard limit on the ability of each country to manipulate the money supply.

>>55496681
before or after she ruined her life on film?

>>55497910
The more desperate the BRICS are, the more likely they will issue gold currency.
And there is nothing "magical" about the BRICS gold reserves and mining capacity. It is far more substantive than your snark.

>>55498266
>Guy who pays a 40% premium on a commodity and loses money over and over for years on an obvious scam has a dumb opinion..

Shocking

Silver scammers pushing more FUD . Lmao they just can't stop lying to themselves

>The New Development Bank, a financial institution created by the BRICS bloc of emerging markets, doesn’t have any immediate plans for the group to create a common currency, its vice president and chief financial officer said.

While the members of BRICS – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – are pushing to conduct more trade between each other in local currencies, they aren’t ready to challenge the global dominance of the dollar, Leslie Maasdorp said in an interview on Wednesday with Bloomberg TV’s Haslinda Amin.

“The development of anything alternative is more a medium to long term ambition,” he said. “There is no suggestion right now to creates a BRICS currency.”

The bloc, which was formed in 2009, has been striving to gain more clout globally as a way of counterbalancing the dominance the US and its traditional allies have in multilateral financial institutions such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

Still, even the Chinese Renminbi “is a very long way from becoming a reserve currency,” Maasdorp said.Play Video

>>55495017
Monument metals is killing me. Can't stop buying Maple Leafs.

>>55498500
Losing money over and over is verry smart

>>55497910
Can anyone think of any middle-eastern country that will be seriously fucked if the BRICS are successful?

>>55498478
>While the members of BRICS – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – are pushing to conduct more trade between each other in local currencies, they aren’t ready to challenge the global dominance of the dollar, Leslie Maasdorp said in an interview on Wednesday with Bloomberg TV’s Haslinda Amin.
doing trade between each other without the USD is a de facto challenge of the global dominance of the dollar, sweetie

>>55497910
>everybody now knows that Putin is on his last legs.
says who? the thing is, even if you're right, his replacement is going to be even more America-hating and world order destroying, kek.

>>55498283
he's just a /pol/ retard who was trained real good to irrationally hate anything related to china and russia. so sick of these retards chiming in as if their opinions are worth more than dog shit

>100 oz bar
>no picture of overall bar / side photo
???

>>55498785
front and back is pretty standard
not many give a damn about the side

>>55498817
Man I guess, I absolutely hate certain finishes though. I know they're JUST bars, but I want them to look nice too...

Like this actually looks kinda cool (unless it's a fake and gay 3d render and it doesn't actually look anything like that)

>>55498842
i do like that thickness
good sites will tell you the LxWxH measurement of the bar

i picked random year and got an apatheid era krug for my first gold oz
feel lucky
i like feeling it all over my body

>>55498268
Not Hannah Hays, HANNAH HAYES. The blonde one. Not the whore. I was friends with her growing up. Unless you're saying her acting sucks which it does.

>>55497186
I have been doing research since yesterday and it is my firm belief that silver and gold will have a reevaluation and new price discovery of around 500-1000% increase in the next year. I base this knowledge on the fact that, ahem, investors ahem, are hoarding it and every ahem, article is is denouncing gold and silver. The only time this has happened in my lifetime was 1. When a month before a certain two towers fell over airlines were touting perfect safety records. 2. In 2006 investment firms claimed banks and housing would "only go up from here".

I know for a fact silver is devalued and so is gold, platinum, palladium and rhodium. But silver in particular is completely undervalued. It's a joke to say it won't moon.

>>55496402
>>55496407
Here fren, it must be one of these: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/index.php?e=rome_section&r=constantinus+victoriae&ct=coin&im1=&im2=&tb=y&tc=y&tn=y&tp=y&tt=y&cat=y&ru=&ca=3&no=&v=&i=&b=&d=&u=&a=&dg=&m=&f=&t=&w=&mt=&g=&se=&ie=

By the way, is it a good idea to stack bronze follis? I know that they're not gold or silver, but I keep seeing them here. Does their value increase in some constant manner or are they easy to resell?

>>55498587
occupied palestine

>>55498972
that's very lucky, grats
i always get boring current years

>>55499112
agreed

NEW BREAD
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>>55499198
>just slurped one of these at $20,000
>cheapie bros, we’re winning! Wen moon?

>>55499215
>we’re winning! Wen moon?
This is a question asked since this general's inception.

>>55499112
Kek... Saving for reposting next July.

>>55499086
oh ok that one.
amazing how one little "e" can change how people perceive you in a google search.
sucks about her family forcing a breakup. she's pretty.
oh well, you got one looker, you can get another.