/biz/ - Business & Finance

based baker

you ever do a quick inventory and realize you may have a problem.

mi coin purse is so heavy ;-(

Thread soundtrack:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHFXj5Hafw0

>>55671040

crypto nerds will seethe

For those of you on the edge of investing in gold or silver, watch thisL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9n5qvY3I7g

Good news, everyone!
Our boi Rafi says Germany is crashing worse than 2008 already. We can only hope. Prepare your anii.

What do I do now at 140oz? Gold time?

>>55671469
>What do I do now at 140oz? Gold time?
how much investment money do you have at the end of the month?

>>55671590
I have a pretty open budget. I'm single and don't have many bills. I could invest $20k in something and be more or less unaffected in my daily life.

Funny how it drops then moons. Trading bots getting triggered?

>>55671631
Nigga, better hurry the fuck up.

>>55671040
gm sirs

Getting ready for one last epic drain.

>>55671631
if i had 20k to spend on something i would buy 10 ounces of gold, but do know that if you spend 10k in a single day the IRS will get sad and demand to know why via a form 1099.
you can buy $9999 a day but dont come back the next day and buy, give it a couple of weeks.

why all in gold? because you can buy cheaper silver over time and not have to worry about gold again until you are satisfied with your silver, which i would recommend 350 ounces at least.

>>55671738
And a good morning to you.

Can I stop doing my job because I'm depressed? Who will pay my bills if I cease my operations? Does life work like this? I'm weak and I'm preaching for equality.

Depends on the source of your depression. Is it because you smoked too much weed? Because your garden needs grooming?
Then yes.

>>55671890
better start tanning fren

>>55671932
>>55671950
I'm not actually depressed. That's for beta faggots and emotional woman to feel. I'm all about big dick energy, and it carries me happily through life. You either have it or you don't, seems like mint anon is lacking some testosterone.

https://youtu.be/RGBcsq1Wssk

>>55671739
>the largest financial entity in the world decide $25 is a good entry point to slurp
If it's good enough for JPMorgan, it's good enough for me.

>>55672016
oh, we're talking nonsense today?

Me, sorting my pension.

>>55671890
MintAnon you really need to get laid

Polishing mi coin ...

>>55672279
... making sure it looks perky ...

>>55672290
... it's me, finger fucking mi coin.

>>55672323
almost pirate tier

>>55672323
Mi young wife, she loves me, despite my bad breath and non functional penus.

What’s up frens

Have the aliens come back for the gold?!

Did you say gold?

>>55671639
feds raised rates

Mmmmhm, gooooold!

>>55672232
what are those?!

>>55672599
You really don't want a block like this split your foot because you dropped it.
The shoes help and have been used a lot it seems.

Golden Mauritius!

That's it, i don't have more cool gold pics.

>>55672597
She has nice feet but I don't particularly find women with brown eyes attractive.

>gold(ish) ID
Posting more gold.

Sub $30 BU 2023 ASE's make boomerfags rope

>>55672700
>chrome
Switch to Beave even if you don't care about the crypto aspect. More privacy and ad blocking.

>>55671639
It's how they make money. Buy low, sell high. If the prices continue in one direction, there's no profit - it just sits as metal.

>>55671823
>if you spend 10k in a single day the IRS will get sad and demand to know why via a form 1099.
Why is it that there are so many retarded posts with such wrong information about this?

>>55672489
What is your opinion on Avocado oil?

>>55673096
approved

>>55673096
>Avocado oil
Olive oil has a better taste but Avocado has a higher flash temperature. I keep both in the house.

I skipped work today and went to the casino.

>>55672884
People just cling to the $10,000 figure and ignore the details.
The $10,000 figure only matters if you are trying to hide your transactions. If you don't care, then you can make much larger purchases without the IRS being alerted. If you want to hide, then make sub ten thousand purchases with cash from the LCS.

>>55673373
>the LCS
Use multiple coin stores.

paying 14 dollars an ounce over spot for silver, is retarded

prove me wrong retard eagle stackers

>>55673373
>only matters if you are trying to hide your transactions.
No, it only matters if you're using *cash* or equivalents in amount over 10k. See Line 32 pic related. And of course, this si purely a Burger thing.
>If you want to hide, then make sub
Unless the one LCS is owned by a jerk. Link:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/x6k-GMUC_UU

What is going on with Palladium? Is it a good time to start DCAing in?

>>55672679
Delicious.

Here is my Popecoin. Nothing fancy, it’s 500lira from Vatican City. Think it’s a 0.80, don’t remember.

>>55672597
>sniff

>>55671738
Perfect
Although the OCD in me is slightly bothered that the padding is loose on the bottom.

>>55673488
See >>55672700

Um, stacking sisters. Did you read the latest article from the Washington Post about gold IRAs? They say that only stupid right wingers get duped into these. Is a 92% premium for gold coins from the Royal Canadian Mint really so bad?

>>55671228
That's based. Where did you buy this?

>>55672016
>I'm all about big dick energy, and it carries me happily through life.
Samesies. Big dicks fill me with so much joy and make me feel all gooey inside :3 Stackers appreciate the finer things in life, so it makes sense that you'd love big fat juicy cocks too, anon.

>>55672279
>>55672290
>>55672323
>>55672354
Big coins or big dicks. Which do you pick, anon? I feel like the big coin could get you all the big dicks you could ever want, so I'd pick the big coin. Also that guy kind of has a Hitler hairstyle.

>>55674319
>Um, stacking sisters. Did you read the latest article from the Washington Post about gold IRAs? They say that only stupid right wingers get duped into these. Is a 92% premium for gold coins from the Royal Canadian Mint really so bad?
How does it concern us exactly? Those boomies aren't stacking anything. Not in your hands, not yours at all, shrimple as. Gold IRAs aren't better than any other digiscam or stocks. Probably the only true thing posted by this kiked garbage fire of a "newspaper" in a decade.

>>55674319
>gold IRAs
God I can't stand that term as I'm too used to using IRA for the Irish Republic Army.

>>55674427
>>55674490
Just /pmg/ feels.

>>55674657
>Image
I'm no expert when it comes to gold IRAs, but isn't it a mistake to treat the price of this as static? I mean, the price of gold is always appreciating because fiat is always being debased, so eventually that gap closes. You're not supposed to make a profit from gold, you're just preserving your purchasing power by buying it. The only cost is someone storing for you. The only way you would make a profit is due to its demand increasing with more competing buyers, which is no different than any other stock on the market.

>>55672599
metatarsal guard shoes

>>55671639
JP Morganberg sets the price. They know when to let it rise and when to drop it so their shorts will always make money.

>>55674786
Based home-made armor guy. Never stop being you fren, that armor kicks ass.

>>55671639
>""""moons""""
silver stackers in charge of not being retarded

>>55674872
>50 year cup and handle
Good lord.

>>55674881
I cannot find inflation-adjusted silver price graph, but you can see everything on this one >>55674872

>>55674881
Should be >$500 if paper silver disappeared, which it should.

>>55674888
Checked. I'd buy the shit out of that graph.

>>55674872
>same price than in 1900
>not even adjusted for inflation
Yep, looks like a great slurp opportunity to me.

>>55674872

>>55674914
>>55674905

>>55674888
Really? Because I found it in like... 5 seconds. 6 tops.
We're at all-time lows according to inflation pegged at 1980. While the largest industrial demand EVER is happening... and increasing...

>>55674933

>>55674965
>Really? Because I found it in like... 5 seconds. 6 tops.
I obviously ignored the gay boomer rock collector shop websites, I couldn't find it outside of the cult, nobody gives a shit

>>55674978
>I obviously ignored the gay boomer rock collector shop websites,
Which shadowstats.com is not. Try again.

I wonder if IQDELETE is ok?

>>55674993
>WordPress database error: [INSERT command denied to user 'shadowst_1'@'localhost' for table `xshadowstats-tracking`.`pageviews`]
INSERT DELAYED INTO `xshadowstats-tracking`.pageviews (realm,made,msec,ip,host,url,uid,browser,referer,robot) values ('sgs',NOW(),'34','152.44.136.115','www.shadowstats.com','/alternate_data/inflation-charts','','Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/115.0','https://www.shadowstats.com/inflation_calculator','0')
you got me there, I forgot to check world leading financial analytics websites

>>55674968
>CPI inflation calculator
Now do RPI inflation.

>>55675007
that's probably iq driving. late for his shift.

Mirrin my last acquisition frens : a masonigger silver token, from the "philanthropic society of Paris" (under the jurisdiction of the Grand Orient of France), 1781, founded just a year prior.
It is the oldest non-confessional philanthropic society, and it still exist to this day, at the same address. But it's much larger today.

The date is important for the masons, because it's when Cornwallis surrendered to the americano-french coallition during the revolutionary war, and when the illuminati started to gain in influence in masonic lodges (they recently hired Baron Von Knigge) and to plot to overthrow the monarchies of Europe. The philanthropic society counted few illuminati in their ranks.

Look at the verso : it's a hand holding a watering can, and just above you see the Zodiac. No way this is by chance, they probably were signaling freemasonry would help mankind to slowly transition from the age of Pisces (Christianity) to the age of Aquarius (zodiacal era = 2150 years).

Holy shit. Proof positive that bots are trying to FUD silver.

>>55675028
What's up bro? Having some MySQL permissions issues?

>>55675106
>>55675137
it's an error from the gay website retards
scroll down

>>55675152
>implying i care enough to click on links provided by silver fudders

anyone else got any casino silver strikes? used to be .999 before it turned to plated in the mid-2000s

>>55675182
No, but i almost won a pair of silver tokens from the casino of Monte-Carlo from the 80s not long ago. They were less expensive than i thought they would be. Like, sure you'll pay above spot, but it wasn't excessive, i don't remember exactly how much though, maybe x2 spot.
A good deal imho if you are interested in those things.

>>55675106
Holy fucking shit

>>55675106

>>55675221
>>55675275
Well hoe-lee-fucking-shit, bois. The semtic bot FUCKED UP and showed us a behind the scenes view of the code it runs to FUD silver and gold on 4channel. I don't read code because I'm not a faggot, but I'm certain this would have posted some proper FUD if it didn't error out. We must be directly over target!

>>55675324
>t. soibot

Do not redeem the coins

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/mystery-of-240-british-gold-coins-found-by-labourers-in-gujarat-stolen-by-cops-mp-2411615-2023-07-25

>>55675324
lol

>>55672884
You're in /pmg/ every thread is filled with retarded posts and wrong information.

The shifting winds of the world seem to be sending us on an inevitable course towards real money once again. It's crazy to me how obvious all of this is, yet it seems normies don't even care. They don't notice the continued dedollariziation, or the end to Pax Americana. The implications of these phenomena run deep, and will be felt for the next century at the very least. We're living through a historical period that will be written about extensively in the future, which is rather exciting to imagine, but the daily slog still puts a bit of a damper on it.

>>55675603
1,700 grams, about US$ 108,053, split 4 ways...
$27,013 per crook...
Would not be enough to get me to become a fugitive. India must be a cheap place to live.

>>55675652
Don't be so narrow-minded.
Retardation is 4chan in general.

Back above $25.18
Nice

>>55676016
When moon, sirs?

>>55676016
But I want it to go lower. i haven't ordered anything in weeks

>>55676087
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZOLOkT964s

>>55675028
you creatures are paid WAY to much.
id push you into a trash compactor for this kindof incompetence lmfao

>>55675099
So it appears that there is 127 years to go of this age if I'm not mistaken. Also neat watering can medal, haven't seen it before, truly a small piece of history.

>>55674729
>I mean, the price of gold is always appreciating because fiat is always being debased, so eventually that gap closes. You're not supposed to make a profit from gold, you're just preserving your purchasing power by buying it.
This is why i just buy simple Maples, 1oz or coins like it.
I pay the 1% premium to make sure i get a shiny one, and that is that.
As an independent preserve of purchasing power. If you buy 90% over spot, the coin be better some historically relevant piece.
I don't expect to get more out of it as i put in, just less loss of purchasing power than with a stack of paper money.

>>55675763
>They don't notice the continued dedollariziation, or the end to Pax Americana.
Fuck you talking about? $ and € call the shots. 75% of all worldwide economic activity is done with $ or €.
BRICS nations are led by corrupt dictators and those are prone to yes men distorting their reality. They will backstab each other first chance they get.

Way i see it, this empire of ours endures (that is, the liberal democratic weay of doing things). It's just a better system, particularly under pressure and distress.

>>55675763
You can't blame normies, they're just being denied the information that we discovered on our own. It's extremely difficult for people to question a system where they have been raised in their entire lives. Just look at any religion. Any extensive familiarity usually means there are people who will defend it with their lives, even if it's detrimental to them.

>>55676699
This slow, deliberative style of processing comes with its fair share of downsides. We can’t always pick up on irony or “obvious” implied meanings people haven’t said explicitly. Allistic people often accuse us of overthinking things, or being too slow and hesitant to come up with a response. We also get overwhelmed when presented with mountains of data, which neurotypical people find much easier to just ignore.
Autistic people process the world from the bottom up.

how do we feel about platinum?

>>55676820
Terrible, due to the planned reduction of gas powered cars that is a big chunk of the platinum market. Demand reduction with a constant supply equals a lower valuation on the supply.

>>55676838
Thanks for the response anon

>>55676820
My speculative mind expects it to explode in value when gold and silver become unobtanium. That will happen if the crack up boom becomes a thing.

Is now a good time to buy gold? Have 20k to spend

>>55674881
The handle is its own cup and handle. Things will get astronomical.

>>55676904
>Is now a good time to buy gold? Have 20k to spend

Anytime is a good time to buy gold. In terms of current spot price, it's in the dip but only just.

Erm, guys.

what did he mean by this?

>>55677123
https://learnaboutgold.com/blog/why-gold-cannot-be-used-as-currency/

>>55677123
Gold's impracticality for day-to-day transactions is compounded by its limited supply, which, in turn, can restrict Central Banks from effectively expanding the money supply to combat inflation. a better solution would be to use Bitcoin which would create a stable and effective financial system.

>>55671040
how much did gold grow in the last year ?

>>55674606
Where can I buy one from ?

Why is nobody talking about basel 3 and comex 589? Basel 3 is huge for gold as its now a tier 1 high quality liquid asset and previously in tier 3. Pic related.

Does anyone know if silver will be tier 1 also?

If the governments of the world were forced to place 24k gold foil strips in paper money, how long would it take before the J*ws figure out how to rip the gold out?

>>55674811
Geiger Chad you need a better place to take pics of those Geiger Squares, beside a window or something for natural light, a camera light is an insult to those artworks.

>>55677260
they already did
and by that I mean it wouldn’t be implemented until kikes knew or reliable means to rip it out

>>55677235
Basel III has been a thing for over a decade now, but if I recall correctly, it only went into full effect until recently.

>>55677272
Yeah at some point I'll get a better family photo.

>>55677208
>how much did gold grow in the last year ?
7.45%, avg 2023 close price (YTD) vs avg 2022 close price

silver is up 7.86% for the same time period

>>55677005
they never change do they

>>55677234
EBay I think? I got mine in Munich when I was on holiday

>>55676446
There is a dude on ebay unloading 30 coins/medals/tokens of the rarest kind (R2/R3 everything, some so rares i've only found museums' cataloguing) at 1 bux starting price every single day for 2 weeks straight now.

I've no idea how did he came up with such a truly INSANE collection, though it's most likely a rich inheritancefag, since he/she don't even bother with descriptions or even fitting titles for said items. It's like they are trying to get the least money out of it : only 3 days auctions + shitty titles + no description + horrible hours + LQ pics.

Too bad, the word passed around or people simply nooticed, and now there are 90 boomies like fucking hawks on every soon-to-end auction, so getting great deals is getting rarer, but you still pay at least 50-60% less than anywhere else where similar items are availible.

>>55677145
>expand the money supply to combat inflation

>>55677320
Correct, it's been a thing for a decade but kept being delayed by banks. It's going to start taking effect because I don't believe there are anymore extensions. Imo it's not unrealistic to see 10k an once when the paper market manipulation begins to end.

>>55677597
The market is different from bank holdings though, and the manipulation will continue providing paper derivatives for gold still yet to be mined are allowed to be traded on the market. Not that I'm complaining because I'm going to take full advantage of it as everyone here should.

Nump

>>55671418
>Prepare your anii.
kek, is anii the plural of anus?

SHOTS FIRED SHOTS FIRED

https://youtu.be/-rANSHB4q1Y

PMbros, our response??

>>55677765
IIRC that's how plurals in Latin work and anus sounds Latin and probably is. Same thing with virus -> virii. It's more of a joke at this point but technically correct. The best kind of correct.

>>55677123
>>55677136
Who cares, I don't want currency, I want money, which gold and silver are. Most of his points other than electronic transfer are just plain wrong, anyway.
>not a unit of account
What are ounces or grams if gold if not units of account? Retarded argument.
>price fluctuates
Yeah, in inflating fiat terms. An ounce of gold gets you a nice suit, same as it did 100 years ago as one of the memes go.
>and so on

>>55676820
Depend on hydrogen tech. Fuel cell research has been going strong for decades and platinum still rules.

>>55677766
My response is I'm not going to give a stupid video any views. If you want to summarize his arguments I will respond.

Gold has been money for three thousand years and was the world's money until 1973 when the fiat scam took its final form. But all cons eventually unwind and the fiat scam is no exception. When the smoke clears, gold and silver will still be there to resume their historic role.

Prices are dropping like crazy. Between the $600 tubes of ASE's, $700 tubes of Maples and 19x bags of 90%, I'm like a kid in a candy store.

silver bros, I don't feel so good

>>55678402
>silver bros, I don't feel so good
See >>55674933

>>55677145
.....read what you wrote again, but slowly.

>>55678620
I have a PHD in economics.

>>55678638
can we expect more nice ones to get listed soon dr? i'm starting to worry

>>55677145
>expanding the money supply to combat inflation

>>55671059
Yea, I realize I'm running out of space to put 'em.

>>55678638
That speaks volumes about your ability to think critically and the current state of public education.

Racist Nazi larper silver chuds lose again.

>>55679342
here's the original mr bogle special. 100k in 2016. dividends are taken out and not reinvested. cap gains, which are basically shit with this fund, are reinvested.

>>55679342
i hope i can at least afford a couple more nice ones before i run out of money :(

>>55678638
You are a disgrace to the field and a living indictment of modern education.

>make an appt with guy off craigslist to sell 100oz of silver at whatever spot price is that day
>silver price tanks the day of the sale
why is it always like this bros...

>>55676820
Its used it forms of cancer treatment. Google visual capitalist platinum. Lots of uses outside of cars.

Finally a chance to stack some ASE's. I only have one my dad gave me.

>>55679652
>>55671040

For me its 2023 Perth mint rectangular Dragons. They always double in value after a year.

Any fren to help me identify this islamic coin?
>31.9gr
>49mm

>>55679982
maybe from Anatolia?

>>55679623
sucks anon. shouldve tried to sell yesterday.

>>55679982
>>55679995
Nvm, i think i found it (Empire Ottoman 100 Para SELIM III
)

>>55679623
>>make an appt with guy off craigslist to sell 100oz of silver at whatever spot price is that day
always always always sell 6pm fri to 6pm sun, never during the week

>>55679623
>Bringing 100oz of silver/$2,500 cash to someone you met on Craigslist
I hope you're meeting in a McDonald's or something

>>55679623
why are you selling silver, retard

Why are rounds like Asahi out pricing coins right now? They're like the price of ASE's right now.

>>55679342
le cheapies!!!! i hecking love price drops!! haha!!!! BUY THE DIP
keep drainning the vault you bankrupt mfu*kerZ!!

>>55680286
It's a fad, although the progenitor company (Johnson Matthey) has been a premier refiner for 200 or so years.

>>55677766
No real arguments from this CIA shill as usual

>>55680339
why yes, i did slurp the cheapies! how could you tell?

>>55672279
>>55672290
>>55672323
>>55672354
>Kangaroo
They had to use a ton of gold on the lamest design of all

>>55679652
I’ve always admired those choices for your stack. Keep up the good work fren!

>>55671040
Kinda cool to see my pic up for 24 hrs. Keep stacking gents.

>>55680545
Thanks anon, just keeping it simple

I just bought 80 5 Reichsmarks. With the big windmills.

>>55680708
Good for you, anon!

>>55680708
you're the man now, dawg

>>55671228
is this silver or something else?

Anons, best case scenario silver hits that huge figure you guys keep mentioning. Worst case scenario I didn't waste my money on shit that's going to depreciate. Mid case, I see the stuff back in a few years for a small profit. Reasonable I think.

You boys like my new piece?

>>55681152
On a related note, why do my pictures rotate 90 degrees counter clockwise?

>>55674811
>>55677272
so I have about 60x 1oz squares and half of them are in the plastic boxes. been thinking about removing them from said plastic and putting them in the official square "tube" to condense it a bit. seems to take up way more space than necessary.

>>55681169
image is stripped of meta data, and part of that meta data on your phone is about the orientation

>>55681169
Whatever makes you CUMMM retard

>>55681199
I personally like individually cased Geigers, but reducing overall volume isn't a bad idea. If it works for you go for it.

>>55681199
In the special case of Geigers this actually hurts their premium somewhat so I wouldn't dare

>>55681334
Fair, if I had 60 of the same thing I'd want most of them to not take up a lot of space. Like if I had a ton of 20 gram Geigers and most weren't in cases, I'd probably get a bulk case for all of my bars. But if I had more 100 gram bars I'd never take them out of their cases. Gold I'd 100% keep in their cases because if I had a gold storage problem, that's a good problem to have.

>>55681199
>been thinking about removing them from said plastic and putting them in the official square "tube" to condense it a bit.

Thats fucking sacrilege, just give them to someone who will care for them, you dont deserve to be in possession of them.

>>55681334
yeah the geiger case is part of the art
do not remove

>>55679342
It is literally Over

>>55681425
It's just a piece of industrial metal, anon. Overcome your consumer fetishism.

Who's got more than 210 5RMs?

Ooooooof

>>55680517
You don't like it? Doesn't matter them none.
If you can make a gold coin with a weight of roughly 32 000 oz you are beyond the gripes of petty men such as you and me.
These guys are beyond the beyond. Behind the beyond.

>>55681953
anon ive seen some cull coins but a few of those may as well be blanks.

>>55681953
>>55681969
Nothing wrong with those Morgans. The mosaic tile is another story though

>>55680961

>>55682021
>mosaic tile
I made it when I was like 10 and it's my only hot plate in the house. I'm very cheap (so I can invest more $).

>>55682039
Now I think it's cute. Carry on.

I need this vehicle

>>55680010
>>55679995
>>55679982
>”let’s get this out on a scale….”
>”Nice!”
where’d you get it?
It’s really nice anon

>>55680961
how much did that cost you?

daggerfren, are they using your image without consent?

Anyone else slurping the ASE dip?

>>55680961
>Racist Nazi larper silver chuds lose again.
>i just bought 80 5 rms

>>55682439
ordered these three today. going to start working on the weimar 5 marks for a bit now. oak tree next.

>>55682249
Almost feel embarrassed to say because I know it was kind of a bad deal. 1200€ total, so 15€/coin. I only did it because the Jews were kind enough to front the money. Not yet sure I regret this, time will tell. At least I actually kinda sorta feel like I finally have enough RMs now. Not that this will stop me, but I won't go crazy like this again.
FYI, 80 5RMs are 1 kilo or 32 ounces.
>>55682439
Sorry, forgot to add incel too.

>>55682558
well congratulations on your purchase, i hope to see a tidy picture for the threads.

>>55682558
I've on average paid $27 US per my 5 rms, so you did get a good price in terms of numismatics.

>>55682558
so, i'm having a bit of a conundrum. i feel like a bit of a moron not selling this for a profit before they really started to hike. should i harvest the loss and just let it sit in settlement collecting interest for a bit? dividends are harvested from this and not reinvested

>>55682558
that way i can offset this gain from earlier this year

>>55682584
Won't happen any time soon since I'm out of the country for two more months. You've already seen this one plenty of times I'm sure.
>>55682593
>I've on average paid $27 US per my 5 rms
Hence my willingness to pay such a price (for German standards) at all.
>>55682605
>>55682616
Why are you keep quoting me with pics of this talmudry?

>>55682652
idk why do you keep spamming the same lame ass pictures that aren't even yours?

>>55682652
do you imagine what you faggots are doing is subtle in any way?

>>55682664
That's my pic but you not even believing it is flattery to me.
>>55682686
Not sure why your panties are getting so twisted. Buy a few overpriced RMs and wait for the train to arrive in Luna Main Station so you can buy your virgin wives.

>>55682664
>>55682686
ok settle down, schlomo
they're just coins

Anyone else hold one of these?

>>55682686
We're motherfucking coin collectors bitch! We stack PMs cheap and deep. Fuck fiat funny money, fuck crypto nerds. Take your sensitive ass back to any one of the ten Chainlink threads.

>>55682605
>>55682616
this is /pmg/, retard

>>55682729
another same picture that gets posted over and over and over and over. sure are some extreme coin enthusiasts...

>>55682686
Sir this is a precious metals thread. You're looking for reddit finance

>>55682763

i'm so depressed that i fell for the gold meme in 2009
should've put all that money into insolvent u.s. bank stocks

>>55682753
Because I take like 6 pics a month and very slowly delete older ones.
>>55682789
Cool, now post with timestamp and I'll post mine.

>>55682854
you own an atlas?

>>55682820
If you stacked before the crash you could have doubled your money, and bought into stocks at the lowest price. My dad predicted it a year before it happened and paid the house off. Buy high, sell low fren.

>>55682892
Just firearms in general. The screenshot image name instead of a camera name or searchable name seems suspicious to me...

>>55682911
yeah, i take screenshots of the pictures i take. its kind of an easy way to tell that its me posting ha :) do you think anyone else on 4chan has 2 atlas pistols? i think you have to be an incel to get those

>>55682920
>do you think anyone else on 4chan has 2 atlas pistols
A few /k/ommandos certainly I've seen in /hg/ in the past.

>>55682994
i've seen a guy complain about the slow ordering process with the nyx. the guy asking for people to meet so he can kill them is me. haven't seen any others.

>>55679737
And I just spent my PM budget on a gold Britannia and some war nickels.

>>55682726
A ten ounce bar, or that particular mint's?

>>55680708
Very nice anon!

>>55681818
W E W

im completely lost as what to buy as an european looking for long term (10+years) investment

>>55683795
Gold. Coins.
For cheap: Latin Montery Units (old European sovereigns, pic related, many more).
For hopeful numismatic increase: modern gold coins.

>>55682232
Ebay

>>55682820
If you had a time machine you would have put everything in BitCoin when it was pennies, why would you buy stocks?

>>55681818
I still don't understand what his means. All I know is jews don't want me having silver so therefore I buy silver simple as.

>>55684155
checked + simple as

>>55681717
Then don't buy Geigers moron

Another ounce of gold for me, one less for thee
Better buy them up quick

>>55679342
Yawn, tell me when it's at 22.5 like it was a few weeks ago then I'll start stacking like mad.

I'm considering getting an ounce or will it keep falling? Does anyone hold any?

Explain this

>>55685236
cool it with the antisemitic demands.

What's up with the shill-team shilling muh superconductor discoverino so fucking hard on /biz/?
It's literally worse than when shiba-inu went live.

>>55685211
Made an extensive QRD on palladium a while back. The tl;dr from my limited knowledge was it was shit and Pt was superior on literally every front.

>>55685255
i've actually been adding to my platinum stack as of late which has led me to looking at palladium but just don't know enough to speculate on its future and pull the trigger and get some

>>55685291
Ok, then the conclusion i reached was Pd compared to Pt is :
>less liquid
>have less industrial applications
>less demand overall
>is more abundant ppm wise
>larger premiooms in average
>less potential future prospects (so far, it can change with scientific advancements ofc)
>have more mining spots & is found in more areas
>more volatile price wise due to traders' shenanigans rather than organic demand

The fact alone it's more abundant in the earth crust and yet more expensive than Pt alone should be a big no-no desu senpai. And even though i hate technical analysis, i'm forced to admit the Pd chart looks absolutely atrocious, it looks like any 2021 P&D shitcoin.
t. have no horse in the race since i dont own any Pd or Pt

The main issue remaining the low liquidity, at least with G&S, you can sell them on any given day for spot minimum and profit from a spike if you want to.
With Pd it probably is a whole 'nother story. Back when it spiked north of 3.3K, the opportunity window lasted only 2 days, before going back down very brutality. I doubt you'd have been able to sell in such a short time frame.
But i understand the slurping appeal since the price have been slashed by almost a factor of 3 since then. If it goes back down to 3 digits territory it's probably a very safe bet to make.

>>55685361
I own a gram of Platinum and it's the best rank in Pikmin. I trust Pikmin.

Completely unrelated, but what do you frens think of old ivory items (pre-70s to dodge all the anti-selling laws).
I've seen an increasing amount of ivory items hitting the secondary market, due to boomers from the late colonial era -so up to the 60s- croaking en masse.
And most the WEF-simping heirs don't want to have anything to do with those so they either surrender them to the customs or sell them as fast as they can. Those brainwashed fucks consider anything made out of ivory as completely taboo and their white guilt seems to force them to get rid of it (completely ignoring the fact 95% of the animals massacres during the XXth c. were done by subsaharan locals).

So do you think the market will crumble down to zero, or could it face a revival?
Because i'm seeing few really tempting opportunies to acquire some.

>>55685446
Mhmmm, make sense fren.

Personally, it's the fact it was going for $190/oz in 2009. I've heard about the suppression on Pd and all... it can justify a x3-4 maybe, but not x15. Truth is there were no additional demand from a breakthought discovery, new applications or anything. Nor any extra investment-demand as far as i know.
So if no extra demand can justify it, to me it's just some P&D digitally-enhanced traders thing. Maybe it was to liquidate a large short position or something, idk. But i just don't trust it.

>>55685597
Also, isn't 50% of the world's refined Palladium supply in cars? It seems like something should it moon people would dump a supply onto the market, devaluing it again.

>>55674946
Gold graph looks way better than silver. Why? Wish I was a boomer that could've bought a bunch of cheap gold in the 70s-00s

>>55685629
Byline 2070: "Wish I was a boomer that could've bought a bunch of cheap gold in the 20s-50s"

See the thing is, gold is a store of wealth. It's always expensive relative to the time. That's why it's a store of *wealth*. In the early 70s, a hamburger or a gallon of gas was 25 cents.

>>55685500
bumping with an ivory boat

>>55685625
Yeah, if anything the demand must be dwindling from all the EV pushing from the NWO.

>>55685446
Pikmin know what's up.

>>55685500
if you're getting it for pennies on the dollar just buy it.

>>55685895
Problem is it doesn't seems that easy to estimate ivory, it depends on how old it is (which can be tricky to determine), the artistic value, the size..
But i'd love to have a base price/gr where i can safely go for. Problem is most sellers don't even display the weight, only the size.
So far i'm thinking of 10-15€/cm as my comfy price range, since most statuettes sold on pro auctions and antique dealers i've seen are ranging between 25-50€/cm.

>>55685932
Ok, after looking a bit more at auctions, i've seen some going for way less than 25, as low at 10€/cm.. And some for x10 this amount, it's truly all over the place..

Peace dollars were the omen omen for WW2 and now they're back. Stack high frens, we're in for it.

Hope i didn't do too bad

>>55686225
Beautiful

>>55686225
all fake

>>55686301
yeah sure, it's common knowledge chinks are faking gros and demi-gros billon's dôles from the duchy of Burgundy under Philippe IV of Spain.. i've even heard it's their best seller alongside the ASE.
>1pbtid
i don't even know why i bother with your kind

>>55686296
thx fren

>>55686225
Where did you purchase them from, and for how much? Old coins always interest me, but I can't justify the price typically. I know numismatic value is a reality, I know next to nothing about these markets though so buying for anything outside of pure enjoyment seems like a bad move for me.

Good morning and I hope your day's are all filled with bonus.

Should I buy 75oz silver right now or wait for more dippage?

>>55686447
I can't answer your questions for the moment, but i'll soon.

>>55686544
Idk if it can count as a bonus but to me it does, i just won pic rel a minute ago, and me think i got a pretty sick deal : 188€ for the lot.

>>55686582
mmmm, how about a pair of 10oz bars and sit on it for a week

>>55686596
What is your reasoning behind that friend?

gn sirs

>>55686608
DCA.

>>55685446
I habe 1g oft Pt as a Christmas gift to my mom last year. Surprisingly,/she actually liked it a lot. Helps that it looks a bit jewelryish.

I found a great chart for those who want to know what can go into alloy coins like sterling silver.

>>55685211
while it does matter about the price, i try not to think about it. when i save up enough for an ounce of gold i simply buy. i could wait for the markets to dip or they could raise and never come back down. it is good to have dry powder at the ready, but as for timing it i just dont think it's all that worth it.

>>55686918
Fugg, my spel chegger.

>>55686447
I can now answer you, since it was an auction on ebay who just ended.
How much do you think a lot like this >>55686225
is worth, and how much would you be ready to spend max on it?

I'd like to know before i answer you and influence your take. Others anons' insight welcomed too.

>>55684623
nah, I'll buy my squares and only keep 100 in the plastic cases. the other 900 are in cases from the mint. just been debating cutting down on the size of the plastic b/c it's obscene. they really should be assayed in something similar to the size of the lock-tite capsules with their tiny certificate

>>55677145
Aside from
>expanding the money supply to combat inflation
You know that you can just, make smaller coins if it gets too expensive? "Limited supply" is just a lie used to expand the money supply.

>>55687421
Initially I thought those coins were from the Roman or Byzantine era, which tells you about how much I know about identifying coins.

My initial guess would've been $100-$300. However given your info, and my experience in collectibles I'd say either $250-500 on the condition that's it's a relatively popular set to collect from a historically small or obscure nation/kingdom. However if instead it's a set of coins thats from a historical kingdom of the prior description, but with the clause that its not popular to collect at all, I'd put them around $50-$150.

Of course I have no idea how much silver there is in that picture so I could be way off just to start.

>>55687644
And, as it gets more expensive, the incentive to mine more increases causing the supply to ramp up. PM money has a built-in buffer on supply swings. Only really extraordinary events, like the pillaging of the New World or the discovery of a literal mountain of silver in Mexico cause serious swings in PM money.

>>55686582
I bought $100 FV of 90% (about 71 oz) yesterday, but it's a purchase I've been planning for a while. DCA is the smart play.

>>55687907
Well yes, that is how economics at whole works. Prices stabilize themselves through natural free market feedback. If PM gets more expensive due to the demand curve shifting up, that will signal to miners that people want more until you return to some slightly offset version of the previous price instead of staying at a higher price.

However, centuries of government meddling with money has distorted market mechanisms that would otherwise work for money as well, due to the false pretense that money is an exception and should be manipulated at the whims of the government. The obvious result was that the past century was that of inflation, monetary warfare, sanctions, currency blocks, and obviously war.

What do people seriously expect from fiat? We are literally in a much worse position than before we switched. The biggest complains were at first that currencies of other countries circulated in each other. Oh the horrors, let's make the mint exclusive, that resulted in rampant debasement of most national coins in medieval Europe. Then they complained how the exchange rates for silver and gold fluctuated, oh the horrors! And so fixed rates were established. Due to Grahams laws that literally drove out the under-priced silver in most countries. Then they complained how banks were able to do literal fraud. So they legalized fraud with bank holidays and fractional reserves. Then they complained about gold leaving the country. So they made it difficult/illegal for civilians to own their gold. ETC Every. Single. Step. towards fiat was a travesty and no wonder this monetary turbulence and implementation of Keynesian policies coincided with not one, but two world wars.

>>55687843
>how much silver there is in that picture
Coins are weighting 1.5-2.5g each, the auction ended at 66€ (but sold as unidentified);
sadly i didn't win it as my max bid was 51€ (your low bid).

Just like you i don't know much, but the buyer did OK i think. Those coins are quite rare, but as you said the demand is limited too.

>>55685500
>surrender then to the customs
i'm in a gun club with old boomers and so many of them are trying to get rid of guns because their faggot kids want nothing to do with them. of course the old fucks would rather see their 100+ year old guns go into the incinerator than sell it for less than 10 times what they bought it for.
that said, i'm one of the few people under 40 who still wants ivory so there is a small market, but i imagine more ivory than buyers so you'll have to decide if you want to many big money once (or never) or little money a few times.

>>55688962
Yeah, it's a really sad state of affairs. As if the demographic suicide wasn't enough, now we are erasing our culture, freedom and history, all according to the (((plan))).
Decades of brainwashing created goylems imprisoned in their own mind, scared of everything. Especially critical thinking.

Concerning ivory, i was mirrin a seller with 7 items auctioned (tiny statuettes from Dieppe, 6-7cm high, late XVIII-early XIXth century) who ended just 2 hours ago.
They sold for between 15-20 bux. Which i found to be excessively cheap, even if tbf they were of low artistic value, but i didn't step in. I fear there is indeed way more ivory who will hit the market than buyers.

For the personal anecdote, my gramp just died last week, things haven't been settled yet, but he owned a bunch of ivory stuff he bring back from his holidays in Africa back in the 80s. This kind of ivory is illegal to sell because too recent, and i wont be surprised if i end up being the one pocketting them, because most my cousins have the mind virus too.
And i'm saying this for years, but if (((they))) managed to do it with ivory, the next target will be gold and silver, 100% sure. In the name of saving Gaya they will guilt trip people into hating stackers, go hard on taxes and eventually outlaw it.

>>55672585
I like gold!

>>55671059
How long does the salmon last

>>55685500
Where are good places to look for ivory? I'd like to buy some

>>55671469
I invest X amount into the stock market every month, and then when it's in the green and enough to afford 1oz gold, I swap it into that.

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>>55689150
Antique dealers' auctions i suppose. The ones i was mirrin' were on ebay, but to dodge the ivory keyword (which ebay ban and report you for), it was labelled as "statues made in organic matter" in the title lol.

Ivory is an incredible matter, so smooth and heavy, it's even better than PMs to fondle.

>>55689029
what are these

>>55689281
square coins

>>55681392
I bought one of those empty geiger cases that'll house 30 at a time and that seems to be a good option
>>55681430
I think I've decided to keep the last 100 in the plastic in case I want to sell any. They don't take up that much space and the other 900 are in the 30x plastic case from an earlier picrel

>>55689148
it'll last a few more year no problem. surprisingly long shelf life.

I'm thinking about starting a stack next year with some inheritance money that is coming. I have some really newbish questions I would appreciate help with. To be clear, I am just looking for a long term physical asset. Thanks in advance, I have a lot more questions but these are ones off the top of my head.

Does it matter what form of gold you buy? Like is there any different between getting a 1oz bar vs a 1oz coin, are all the coins mostly for collectors of coins vs gold stacking? If I am just looking to hold on to the gold, should I just get the cheapest coins from a major mint?

Is there a long term depreciation if you keep coins in tubes where they may get scuffs vs keeping them in individual cases? (I'd prefer the space savings of tubes)


Does it make sense to keep things closer to 1oz vs going for a big bar - ie. too difficult to sell a 1kg bar for example?

>>55692989
Works for gold:
- For new generic bars, note the premiums (added charges) over spot: they go up for smaller pieces.
- Some beautiful generic items are priced comically high (Germanias, GSM special editions, e.g.). Regardless, dealers may categorize and price these as "generic" (below or at spot) when buying them from you. Or your gamble might pay off if they become highly regarded (Englehard, PAMP, antique miners/refiners, e.g.).
- The firsts of new artful or theme bullion series are often missed by later collectors, who may pay high premiums to fill in gaps. Caution: political or cringeworthy themes are less likely to appreciate.
- Low-mintage series are often priced very high, but may in time increase in value the most.
- Gov't-issued coins cost least during the mint run. Once ended and dealers run out of stock, their prices often jump, then rise only a bit faster than generic silver.
- Annual changes to overall designs become series (Somali elephants, Canadian Wildlife, Australian kookaburras or koalas, island nations' series, etc.), adding potential appreciation.
- Maples, Eagles, Wieners, Britannias, etc. are nice and boring, but recognition helps sell to customers more comfortable and confident buying them.
- If you buy pieces that appeal to your sense of art, taste, and interests, you will still appreciate them even if the price or value of the PM goes nowhere. Caveat: if you go to sell, it's harder to let go of them.
- Shipping is an added premium. Many online vendors offer free shipping for purchasing a minimum amount (commonly $200). Your local coin shop has no shipping to charge.
- Vendors may charge extra for using a credit card. That might balance (ebay!) if your card offers cash back.
- Keep all sales receipts and a spreadsheet of your purchases to track profit/loss: it's quite revealing and may help guide future decisions. Example ("PurchaseRecords" tab):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11oZ4X8Gkgv3oGd_BunwFAHRhS92cfocIcmHzVK1D5s4

>>55692989
>Does it matter what form of gold you buy?
I always prefer coins, but will buy bars if the price is too good to pass up. Latin Monetary Units usually have the lowest markup (premium). See:
>>55683816
>Like is there any different between getting a 1oz bar vs a 1oz coin
Coins have the potential for numismatic increase (though not the above mentioned LMUs).
>are all the coins mostly for collectors of coins vs gold stacking?
I consider LMUs for stqacking, and I collect the nice Eqast Caribbeqan 8 for their aesthetics and numismatic potential. Pic related.
>If I am just looking to hold on to the gold, should I just get the cheapest coins from a major mint?
Expecting numismatic appreciation is akin to speculation. Your choice.
>Is there a long term depreciation if you keep coins in tubes where they may get scuffs vs keeping them in individual cases?
How much do you expect to shake them up?Alternatively you can get very thin plastic foam or archial paper (no acid) and cut disks to separate the coins in the tunes.
>Does it make sense to keep things closer to 1oz vs going for a big bar - ie. too difficult to sell a 1kg bar for example?
Maybe. I do have a bunch of 2.5 gram PAMP bars because thy might be easier to sell. But coins with numismatic potential are my happiest purchases.

>>55693015
The main thing I was wondering if the artfulness of bars/coins is just something that coin collectors appreciate and that is it, because there is such a huge variety of coin designs especially. I have no interest in speculating on particular designs being valuable in and of themselves. I will probably stick to Eagles and Maples.
Appreciate the other info as well.

>>55693089
Thanks for the response. LMUs look good.

>>55693664
My typing sucks.
It seems you got it okay despite my fat fingers.