/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56128150
>"the great taking"
>if everyone that has their shares of a stock under a broker and that broker has the final say since shares are under the brokers name i'm under the assumption they'll definitely be rugged, but, what if a holder has their shares DRS'd(direct registered shares)? With drs your name/share is directly registered in your name. With the coming crash, what if the company your invested in has next to no debt, like 99:1 ratio. will holders of said company and the company itself stay alive and holders intact through the rugging?

Read the PDF my man, it will explain it all. You can skip the prologue if you're just want to read up on the legal stuff. Here's a sample of it. Full PDF is in the catbox link.

https://files.catbox.moe/c3tedz.pdf

The idea of Silver going extinct is funny to me

>>56128610

I have a hard-on for perth mint coins. Been stacking all of the new ones they put out since 2020. Koalas, Dragon series, Emus, Dolphins, Swans, eagles, brumby, these coins are gorgeous. Imo the Perth dragon bars and coins are going to appreciate in value significantly. Being its the last year with the queens effigy

>>56128692
Why do the brumby horse cost more than other coins? Mintage isn't particularly low. Anyway I guess that's the only significant coin I haven't got one of yet. I was even able to get some limited edition older year privy coins for less than 2022 brumby, kek.

>>56128610
Thats probably one of the better photos I've taken for any of my coins.

>>56128610
O Canada!
O Canada!

>>56128865
nice, not sure why brumby and swans are always more pricey. Ive noticed that the Perth dragon bars and coins appreciate the most out of any other silver coin. Probably a good Idea to stack a few.

>>56128915
I like Sterling proof gilded Toonies.
>t. burger
Molson beer is alright too.

>still investing in precious metals
haven't you guys heard of bitcoin? loool

>>56129049
Yea its a fake largely unrecognized currency that lost 60% of its value in 2 years. Real great investment...

>>56129060
>he doesn't know about the halvening in 2024
lol stay poor grampa
imagine how low status you are to be stacking rocks in the 21st century

>>56129049
>still believing he can convince anyone to stop stocking pm
You are a failure.

noob question: is there anything wrong with just buying whatever is popular? ie 1 oz maples for sliver and 1 oz krugerand for gold?
ive also been lurking for a couple of threads and noticed that a lot of anons show pretty small stacks. is this because they dont show off everything? or are people that meticulous about getting the best deals that they dont own alot?
i want to get into buying silver but im still anxious doing something wrong with a ~$26 purchase.
also, how important are the motifs to you people? id imagine if good deals are important to you then you would probably not care about completing a collection or something.
also, when buying online, you obviously have to pay shipping. wouldnt that make it a pretty bad way of buying metals? youd have to buy in large quantities from the same seller to offset the shipping costs instead of just buying from a local shop.

>>56129084
Keep going. I need to fill in all the spaces.

Why is silver so fucking heavy? I feel like I hurt my back from carrying it around the house today. I could probably do sprints with gold and not even break a sweat.

>>56129098
>is there anything wrong with just buying whatever is popular?
No. In fact, it's a school of thought to keep to the low-premium, well-recognized pieces.
>a lot of anons show pretty small stacks.
For my part, my 'stack' is scattered and fairly large and eclectic. I do show large portions at times if it's pertinent to the discussion.
>i want to get into buying silver but im still anxious doing something wrong with a ~$26 purchase.
If $26 is a big deal, consider that the world works on fiat, and if you can spare only a tiny amount like that, you are ill-prepared for emergencies.
>also, how important are the motifs to you people?
To me, very important. It's one reason my collection is so varied.
>when buying online, you obviously have to pay shipping.
I never buy less than minimum to get free shipping. Some vendors have slightly higher premiums that cover that cost for them. Some (like GainesvilleCoin) have notably lower prices but charge for shipping.

>>56129098
I don't think it's a good idea to post your whole stack anywhere. Also yes there are some collectors here, my favorite is the coomer coiner

>>56129098
>>56129161
Buy stuff that will have numismatic value over rounds and generics. For example this is the last year with the queens effigy, and the first year of the coronation of the king. So buy coins that will appreciate in value based on these rare occurrences. Also silver eagles are always good to have

>>56129049
>haven't you guys heard of the traceable, digital, electricity required online ledger that can be audited by everyone with an internet connection?
That's some glowie tech right there. Audit deez rox fuckface!

>>56129131
DYEL? Kek, weak fed giving us the weak fud. Maybe try a søy free diet and eat some red meat instead of bugs.

How much silver will pic related cost after the great reset?

>>56129272
No joke what got me out of crypto was seeing BTC advertised on an ATM at 2AM, in Spanish. I'm a white dude in the USA. I was right in seeing the sell signal. The concept I like but buy silver to make wealth, gold to maintain it. But buy silver first frens. Keep on stacking! ;)

>>56129392
she's depreciating daily so probably .5 oz

>>56129399
I had my doubts about it, but what really sealed the deal was when actors/athletes started pushing it.

>>56129440
>actors/athletes started pushing it.
Specifically Bitcoin? Or are you talking about the FTX shilling? Because FTX was mostly shitcoin gambling. I have faith in BTC due to it's distributed, decentralized network. But! I'd rather buy gold because you can't plate CPU pins in Bitcoin. Silver is a better buy right now than either. .308 and .45 ammo is also an acceptable answer.

>>56128610
I believe in silver, but after everytime I read /biz it get hard, because there is a GME, bed bath and beyond, general threads. There are over a hunderd shit coin treads, ten of which are about Chianlink. Other assorted stupid treads. Sometimes I just hope I am not that stupid.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>56129392
1 million dollars = 2 chicks at one time
1 mercury dime = 2 chicks at one time
You figure it out, man.

>>56128692
I just bought the bar version from Perth mint.

i was just trollin u mates
bitcoin sucks
PMs rule

Which one?
Faerie Queene (5,000 mintage): 33.25
Queen's Memorial (10,000 mintage): 36,62
They both have the king on obverse.

>>56129647
lies. my faerie queen has the queen on the back

>>56129661
Different year? This one is 2024

>>56128662
Zinc bros WAGMI

>>56129685
ah yes, mine is 2023

>>56129693
Dann straight!

>>56128692
Is there a place to buy these in the States?

>>56129476
They're trying to increase their fiat value in one way or another. We're skipping the line. In the 2030s we'll see threads like "why didn't I sell my LINK and go 100% into silver?!?" And we'll be there to say "we told you so."

>>56129476
Sadly the overlap in 4chan users wanting something to moonshot to $1000 tommarow based on theorys,expectations and hopes and dreams is not unique to shitcoin threads. that fine line blurs enough to not seem different to outsiders who don't visit biz,just imagine that most anons on here are in the category of not too poor but not too rich either or are too young to have alot of money saved up so silver is seen as the better option due to youtubers convincing them or ingographs that get posted here .all in all buy when the price goes down and expect to wait a long time for something to happen
>Inb4 fud
>inb4 I bought silver or gold years ago

Good for you if you bought early but most here didn't.

>>56129763
"Infographs"

>>56129763
most people here have been buying for years, buddy

>>56128915
Yeah, zero canada. No fucking leaves.

>>56129763
>bought early but most here didn't.
We're still early. Very early. 1toz will be able to buy an acre of land when the worst is over.

>>56129773
Define years, pmg itself has been around since 2019; within that timeframe what has silver done? Someone who started buying 2 years ago could claim that they've been buying for years, doesn't mean much. Personally own about 1100 oz silver, and 15 oz of gold(no I don't have pictures its packed into my safe and other hiding places). I believe in both metals, but there is a lot of moonshot hype that goes on in these threads.

>>56129793
>1toz will be able to buy an acre of land

Maybe in St Louis or Baltimore

>>56129802
pics or kys

>>56129802
>Personally own about 1100 oz silver, and 15 oz of gold(no I don't have pictures its packed into my safe and other hiding places).

I'm using my hoard to attract a sinful glut of big tiddy goblin bitches and none of you can do a single thing about it to stop me.

Is this new silver shield round pro Trump or anti Trump I can't tell.

>>56129804
There's 1toz per habitable acre of land on Earth. 1toz would be enough to get 1/4 of a city block in a shithole like Baltimore or Buffalo.

>>56129848
It’s Pro Trump, they’re celebrating the fact that he is a criminal and getting street cred from niggers. Most Trump supporters love niggers and want to be niggers.

>>56129845
Based goblin poster. I was wondering when your kind would return to /pmg/.

>>56129856
this
nigger shit is trump's brand now

>>56129845
>>56129865
Yeah Im thinking we're back

>>56129768
You got a better name for them?

>>56129865
>>56129896
Stack shinies.
Fuck the FED.
Fuck fiat.
Fuck jannies.
Literally fuck green women with your actual penis.

>>56129049
It's not investing retard
That's like saying taking cash out of the bank is an investment

>>56129802
>there is a lot of moonshot hype that goes on in these threads.
You gotta pretty pretty baka if your taking all this as if we are seriously expecting and counting on silver to got to $200/oz of whatever.
We have six figure jobs, investments and own real estate. Pms is fun hobby and yeah it could pay off but it's like a side bet. Not the main show.

Crusader?

Cheers to all the stackers that enjoy gold and silver at whatever ratio makes them happy and don't feel the need to come on here and try to convince everyone that they should be only buying this or that because reasons.

>>56130124
cool FUD but nah
PMs are the star of the show

>>56130124
>6 figure jobs
>owns real estate and investments

anon look at the bigger audience here, if we had a discord for this place it'd be full of poorfags that can barely afford a paycheck worth of silver complaining about how unfair the system is to them like all other autist do on 4chan. You say that most people wouldnt believe in this manufactured hype, but the way most here talk about silver tells me that a good portion of these poor bastards fell for the meme and are coping with this fact by calling any dissident thoughts and opinions as fuds or Jews or D&C tactics. Watch as they cant prove me wrong only call me names

>>56128610
Why do I gotta be so poor /b/ros

>quote for in ground sprinkler system with six zones and a wifi controller $7,000
>estimate to upgrade my panel from 100A to 200A and my electrical extras $7,000
>cost to pay off my 1:1 secured line of credit $7,000
>price if I wanted a new motorcycle and also to get the licence exam passed probably $7,000
>cost for a budget hot tub but I don't have enough

I have 465 oz of silver and 2 oz of gold. Never selling though. I'd rather wageslave before I sell.

>>56130246
i feel like everything is becoming super expensive as one big final burst before the system collapses. it makes sense because everyone can just exhaust their credit absorbing these prices. and that's what the data shows is going on with record credit card debt

>>56130241
there's nothing to "prove wrong". you never made an assertion, other than you think people here are poor i guess? i doubt you are better off than me though.

>>56130124
I was told we could play the moonshot, at a reasonable COMEX volume.

>>56130195

>>56130264
There are still 9+ months left of suffering. This shit is going to get a whole lot worse.

>>56130277
its not hard to assume ,again most autist on here either dont have alot of money saved and go with the poor mans money, silver.

>>56130124
Oh I expect silver to moon way beyond that at some point, I just don't like all the asinine predictions.

>>56130124
>silver to got to $200/oz of whatever
If current paper silver disappeared it would be $5900:1toz. That's now in 2023; imagine 2030 if the paper silver sham shits the bed then?

>>56130124
>We have six figure jobs
> investments
>own real estate

We're all poorfags here, which begs the question: who are you?

>>56130195
Anon, I...

>>56128610
I still miss my kitty.

shills are getting pretty creative with their FUD

>>56130501
It’s like that because most buyers of paper silver have absolutely no intention of ever executing a contract. There is nothing spooky about it and it doesn’t indicate that there is any shortage of silver in relation to demand. There is a fuck ton of silver sitting in vaults and homes all over the United States. Silver is going to flood the market as people liquidate to try to stay afloat and the price will continue to go down and down. Then after a long while, everyone who sold is going to be eternally priced out overnight.

>>56129685
>>56129703
I haven't even seen other years for sale. Now I want both.

>>56130809
Which is weird because there aren't many new stackers these days to scare off. I expect that stuff when things like SVB tanking happen and new people check out the general but not when things are so quiet.

>mfw I’m not banned anymore

>>56130932
he's back

>>56130874
I’m new to the game and picked up ~15 ozs or AG recently. Feeling kind of dumb now though, idk… I won’t sell or anything but not sure I’ll buy more. Feels like I should just keep buying etfs intsead

>>56130844
there really isn't that much silver left in people's homes. this isn't 1990 anymore, people aren't hanging onto grandma's old sterling sets

>>56129161
What are these and how much do I want for them?

>>56131000
What the fuck are AG and etfs?

Had to take advantage of Liberty's sale on "QEII Laurel Crown" sovereign today. Was 1.2% over spot.
/itm/303134126786

>>56131087
>fracking autocorrect
How much do you want for them?

>>56131125
Tempting. I grabbed one last time they were on sale. I should grab another but I also want to finish out my Mexican pesos collection. Luckily they seem to have regular deals so I'll probably wait for the next one.

>>56131087
Top right - Oseberg ship, pic related. I don't know what mint. Mass is 3.32 ozt. Backside is boring - just a lame compass rose in a corner and this text:
OSEBERG SHIP
Ninth Century
The Oseberg ship is a magnificent example
of the graceful design and careful construc-
tion methods that made Viking ships so sea-
worthy and durable. The personal vessel of a
great Viking queen, this ship was lavishly
embellished with woodcarving. She is the
earliest known Viking ship equipped with both a sail and a mast.

Paid $80 in 2013.

>>56129647
>>56129661
>>56130854
are there any other /lit/ coins? i know of an Irish Joyce coin with a typo

>>56131087
Shoot. I thought I had a closeup pic of the other - the Gorch Fock - but I don't. Will fix that tomorrow. In the meantime here's a crop from a different group imgage.
It was minted by Colonial Mint as part of their "Last of the Windjammers" series. Mass is 1 ozt, backside (IIRC) has generic text describing the series, not the ship itself.
Paid $35 in 2017.

I am not interested in selling either - sorry.

>>56131192
I understand. Those are cool as fuck. I really dig these older generic ship bars. Seems like the recent stuff has this piratey design fluff where the old school generics we just a bad ass ship.

I've to deal with so many fucking pieces of shit on ebay lately, i'm almost disgusted of the platform...

>>56131180
>are there any other /lit/ coins?
Literature? Well, sure. Pic related for one - H.P. Lovecraft. But the UK came out with a King Arthur series (still designing and minting those), a whole slew of Tolkien's Middle Earth coins, ...
I mean, the variety is vast. Use Google to find specific interests.

>>56131226
I've accidentally bought silver plated Peace dollars on there before and they always quickly cancelled the order when I messaged them that I made a drunk mistake. I haven't had any issues on eBay. I like Bullion Exchange on there because they have sweet deals every now and then. It's probably different for the more specific coins you're buying from smaller sellers.

>>56131226
Nothing terrible but I have had two sellers stiff me on combined shipping for multiple items. First one was a just $1 shipping so I didn’t sweat it, but the latest is $4.50 per and the dick told me it would automatically come off at checkout when I asked for a combined invoice. Didn’t happen so I’m definitely putting in a claim if it doesn’t get sorted by the end of the week.

>>56131216
>recent stuff
There certainly is a lot of glitzy/campy movie/pirate stuff out there recently. But also some very cool ship stuff

>>56131254
Yeah but it’s mostly the sovereign ship coins that are keeping it classy and those damn triangles are pricey nowadays

>>56131252
eBay always favors the buyer, you'll be fine. I've been fucked over as a seller on eBay since I was a teenager because of it.

>>56131263
>pricey nowadays
Such is the nature of coins no longer minted. The shipwrecks came out in 2019 and 2020.
It's why I prefer to buy coinage, but sometimes the draw of a generic is too great.

>>56131244
Seriously, it's at least 65% of the items sold as silver who are silver plated trash. I can't count how many items i had to send back, even though i'm careful.
And the past 30 days alone, i've got 5 sellers who refused to send me the items i won in auctions because the prices didn't satisfy them. Idk.. just put a starting pricetag you are comfortable with if you don't want to end up in this situation, why is this so hard to understand for these faggots?...

>>56131252
Yeah it's unsufferable how some sellers try to scam you on this shit.
I'm dealing with a seller who pretended she couldn't print a send back stamp (for 15€) after a litigation for a return demand i opened (it was plated trash sold as silver). She gave her word on ebay to refund me, as messages sent via ebay count as proofs. Since then she refuse to answer my messages and didn't paypal me as promised. She even tried to pretend i damaged the item i sent back and opened a ticket about it to make the refund fizzle. Fucking bitch. Of course ebay sided with me.. but still, this whore owe me 15 bux.
And it's such a pain in the ass to contact ebay, there is NOWHERE on their website to contact the support service.

>>56130241
How will you cope with the fact nobody called you name and you can't play the little persecuted fuddie anymore now?

>>56131356
>How will you cope with the fact nobody called you name
>nobody called you name
Holy ESL

>>56131387
seething my english is better than yours, Pedro McCain?

>>56130399
you invest in low cost global index funds and buy physical gold and silver to diversify right?

>>56129971
>Literally fuck green women with your actual penis.
With my what??

>>56131125
We just call that a gillick sov due to the artist.
>>56129896
I liked goblin posting. Saved them all last time.

I need to do a few new pictures of various bits of my stack. Have a few more things since last time. But like someone said above I’ll do bits and bobs of it.

>>56128610
What do you guys think of europabullion's bull and bear coin? (Yes it's a coin, they got a country to mint silver coins for then sorry they wouldn't need to pay taxes like you do on silver rounds in Europe)

>>56128610
What do you guys think of europabullion's bull and bear coin? (Yes it's a coin, they got a country to mint silver coins for them so they wouldn't need to pay taxes like you do on silver rounds in Europe)

Should I buy KG Au bars for near nil premium? It will be a decent order and it's my SMSF funds, I haven't got time for hoes, droe and blowjobs with the nest egg. Might request some Suisse PAMPS to celebrate the slaying of ze dragon.

>>56132331
It's an ok coin. But they've become quite expensive (the whole site) lately, even with the promo's.

This thing weighs .9 of a kilogram, it’s gotta be sterling right?

No hallmarks tho

>>56129802
I don’t really ever see moonshot hype here. It’s mostly protecting ourselves from the potential collapse of fiat currencies. I bought some normal sliced bread from Publix yesterday and it was half the size it normally is. Shit is not good. I went and bought more PMs.

>>56128610
double oink

>>56131244
how do you figure out they're silver plate and not genuine article? I'm paranoid about this when using ebay but have gotten a couple pieces for historical reasons

>>56132143
>We just call that a gillick sov due to the artist.
Nice to know - thanks!

>>56131442
>Yeah my sentencing is terrible but but...
>you're mexican

Okay you got me there Martinez

>>56132522
I have yet to hear any PM fuds propose an alternative for preserving wealth under the current financial fiasco. All other assets are riding an unsustainable debt bubble. I honestly wish there WAS an alternative so I could diversify.

I went through all my pennies and picked out the pre-1982 ones…

>>56133409
buy teh buttcoin

>>56132467
Definitely looks like it could be sterling (or coin silver), seems quite high quality. If good silver it ought to have some kind of maker's mark or hallmarks lurking somewhere, if it's truly completely unmarked then you should start with the feet of the teapot looking for wear-through of plating.

>>56133074
use the tried and true chisel test

>>56133469
make sure to test the 1982 ones otherwise you're throwing away good copper

Interesting.

>>56134144

>>56129392
left or right?

>>56134625
*left, middle or right?

>>56134079
Athena was super-pissed. Whoever chiseled this owl was probably turned into a pearl fish.

>>56134144
>>56134150

See pic on >>56132374; hedge funds are shorting bonds the way they short silver.

*** Doesn't actually glow

stout gold is officially underrated. no tax. usual free shipping threshold, and paypal prices on some coins (maples / wieners) that beat check price at places like monument.

>>56134926
are they even orange like that? tempted to buy one of them.

>>56134940
No lol

I want my first kilo coin
Should I get noahs ark or the australian koala? Both are about same price.

>>56134940
Oh, I missed it before:
>Each Rune is ennobled with a magical color, which reveals itself only when illuminated with a UV flashlight

>>56134926
wish these runes were in 10oz, be a lot cooler

>>56134946
fuck it
>>56134953
alright back on board lol

>>56132143
>>56132033
>>56129971
>>56129896
>>56129865
>>56129845
Looks like Goblin Booty is back on the menu boys!

>>56134952
only reason to get a noahs ark is if they're cheaper. go for the koala

>>56134971
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2BQK-0G2OY

are the 10oz kooks really rare? i didn't realize they made one and haven't ever seen them listed on the usual shops here.

>>56134925
I have a limited understanding of short selling tactics, so can you explain why this was a problem for the Fed to quash.

>>56134989
and i want one of those gold nuggets

>>56134952
Both sides of the noah's ark are nice. And it should be cheaper than other kilo coins.

>>56135085
https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/product/3703/2022-silver-1-kilo-australia-perth-koala

The anticipation of the arrival of your shinies is a unique kind of thrill

Gold
>YEAR 2000
279 USD low - 316.60 high
>YEAR 2023
1800(ish) USD low - 2014 USD high

What can we expect by 2040? Another 10x? Why did gold crash so hard in 1970 and 1980-2000?

>>56134953
ordered it. thank you goldeneaglecoin

>>56135104
Acheter-Or-Agent.fr
I paid 779 euros last year.

>>56135121
>goldeneaglecoin
I've gown fond of them over the years.

>>56134946
What does it mean?

Why is it pumping today? They were supposed to dump eeet!

>>56135113
we should be in a new monetary system by 2030 at the latest
so talking about USD gains in 2040 is just silly

>>56135274
I'm worried I'm going to be out priced for my purchase this week with this current trend as well as the CPI report on the 20th.

>>56129784
Day of the grill is coming

>>56135340
How does gold pan into a new monetary system? Can it still purchase what it could? Less? More? Or is that just depending on how hard shit hits the fan?
I'm increasingly certain that something is going to have to give in our society, so 2030 might actually be right.

kek

>>56135396
>Buy gold in US
>Sell it in China
profits?

>>56135408
>have bitcoins
>sell bitcoins
>buy gold in US
>sell gold in China
>buy bitcoins
>you now have more bitcoins than before
Why aren't crypto nerds doing this?
They acquire more valuable bitcoins this way.

>>56135392
the purchasing power of gold will go up by a lot. how much is impossible to say. probably can't buy skyscrapers for 1oz but you'll still be very comfortable if you keep on stackin.

>>56135408
if there's an arbitrage opportunity, it will be exploited.

Space mining is a thing!!! Prices will go down soon !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>56135473
the fuel cost to get the equipment there, mine it, load it up, then shoot it back is kinda prohibitive, no? To say nothing of the fact that designing that process is decades away.

this one is kewl..

>>56135535
i actually like this one too

Michael Lee, founder of Michael Lee Strategy, told Kitco that gold will
likely hit $5,000 an ounce in the next three years because the macro data determining
prices “looks manipulated or flawed by design.”

"Every single time a [jobs] report came out [in 2023], it was later revised lower,” Lee
told Kitco. “That has happened every month this year. That is a 12 sigma deviation
event—meaning, you're more likely to get struck by lightning five times on the way to
work than this happening. You have to ask yourself, is this government bureaucracy, is
this a flawed model, or is the Bureau of Labor Statistics cooking the books to favor the
Biden administration?"

He continued, “One has to wonder how gold has not broken out materially above
$2,000 given the amount of buying that these BRICS nations are doing at the moment.
With silver, you're finally seeing some JPMorgan traders go to jail for what they did 15
years ago in containing the price of silver,” he said. “Is there something like that going
on in the gold markets to artificially deflate the price? When all these stars line up, and
the price of something should be much higher, your mind just goes to these
conspiracy theories because so many have become true over the last few years.”

I've bought quite a bit of gold over the past few years and am now in a position of needing to sell some for liquidity. My stupid ass bought 10oz bars because I thought they looked cool, but now I am having trouble finding anyone willing to part with 20k cash just to sell one. Any tips on offloading this stuff without losing my ass from a We-Buy-Gold shop?

>>56135396
Ruh Roh. Somebody's losing control of the world metal market.

>>56135599
post pics, larping asshole
nobody has trouble selling 10oz bars of gold

>>56128610
You bayhorse boomers are still at it?

>>56135615
>bayhorse
just need a 20x to break even

>>56135599
I would say LCS. If not that, one of the online dealers. Too bad you over-extended yourself. Not a good time to trade gold for fiat.

>>56135611
That was my thought as well, but I try to give people the benefit of the doubt once.

>>56135599
Don’t sell it, even for the liquidity.

>>56135611
I think he's saying he is having trouble liquidating them without losing a fuck ton of premium that you would get selling fractional coins.

>>56135611
I wish I was larping. Trying to sell one or two quickly. Any real tips appreciated

>>56135684
You're going to have to sell them under spot because you brought large bullion instead of a fractional numismatic. Treat this moment as a life lesson.

>>56135684
https://www.apmex.com/sell-gold-sell-silver-overview

they'll give you spot at least

or just get money some other way, selling now is dumb

>>56133151
toplel, that's rich coming from the spicjew who was first to move the goalpost away from your supposed persecution as a messianic truth teller using le ESL pathetic diversion once you got called out, like a true coward.

>>56135599
This is why 1 oz coins are the way to go. Premiums and liquidity are both good.

>>56135535
He looks kinda special there

>>56135684
if you chuds would just buy american gold eagles or american gold buffalos instead of MEME bars, you could liquidate far more easily

>>56135727
First mistake was buying gold you can't afford to hold. Your second mistake was buying big chunks of gold first. Big chunks are fine AFTER you have some small chunks.

>>56135837
most people do
that said, 10oz bars aren't that big
you can find a buyer
at least he didn't buy a meme 1 kilo bar

>>56135837
Buy both!

>>56135848
>AFTER you have some small chunks
I started into gold with 1g, 2.5g and 5g pieces. Then a 10, followed by some 20frs and 1/4toz AGEs. My next will be 1toz coins and I'll probably stick with those for a while before looking at a 50g piece.

>>56135163
Missed an r:
acheter-or-argent.fr

>>56135848
How much have you got there, 60 ounces?

IF YOU LIVE IN A COUNTRY WHERE SILVER IS TAXED THEN IT IS AS SIMPLE AS THIS.
GOLD > SILVER

>>56136095
I was agreeing with you and directing my comments to the 10oz guy. Sorry for any confusion.

>>56135684
The security case being all broke to hell makes it look like you stole it. But yea you need to go to a LCS no one is going to drop 20k on that without having the equipment to verify its real.

>>56136141
Not enough.

>>56136152
that's what (((they))) want you to think, yes

>>56136176
To true they only heavily tax the things you can't live without or they don't want you to have.

>>56136176
Sure, shill people with fud such as "But silver gold ratio". No one wins with a metal which is a by-product of other metals. (((They))) want you to stay poor with collecting silver, when you can have gold. Everyone talks about gold, no one talks about silver as a valuable metal. Normies like gold, normies dont care about silver.

>>56136176
>Buys silver
>instantly is 20% more expensive than what the spot price is, excluding premiums
>B-but the (((them)))

>>56135848
Wow, great stack anon! How long has it taken to accumulate all of that?

>>56129131
Maybe stop browsing /biz/ and browse /fit/ instead. Lift your silver stack for exercise.

>>56136176
three more weaks

>>56129845
Stack more to afford a hotter goblin. That one looks like it’s worth a few coppers from the used bin
>>56129685
More things to want & buy

>>56136197
>>56136213
if they don't want you to buy something, they put a tax on it
pretty simple, chump

>>56136381
yep, they dont want me to buy food, houses, water. Smart girl arent you?

fuck you, uwe

>>56136159
Oh no fren you’re good. I was just making a statement about my stack. No ill will intended.

>>56136176
This
>>56136197
>No one wins with a metal which is a by-product of other metals.
Brainlet take, that's the other way around. If you can't figure out why, you are NGMI.

>>56136448
Our coins aren't for mutts, sorry.

>>56136448
Good, stop depleting our reserves of precious german coins. It's reserved for Yurochads. Don't forget over here we earn poverty wages, we can't compete with your infinite stream of $$ toilet paper.

>>56136197
>No one wins with a metal which is a by-product of other metals.

Yeah, what were those Rhodium stackers thinking? They could have bought Gold instead and seen practically no gains at all when adjusted for inflation. Since only 1/3 of mined gold is a byproduct supply is responsive to demand and gains will be minimal if that demand spikes. Topwits who position themselves with "byproducts" prior to spikes in demand are the ones who win.

>>56134926
>>56134946
Tell me where to get those

>>56135224
Uruz, it means wild ox and symbolizes strength and prosperity

>>56136601
https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/buy-silver/germania-mint-products

https://monumentmetals.com/new-items.html?page=1

>>56136612
Prohibitive premiums
And are these all the ones they made? Why not the full alphabet? Would make a neat collection

>>56136688
they really are pretty expensive, which is too bad. i think that's all they've made so far. maybe they're planning on doing the rest if these do well.

>>56136612
>https://monumentmetals.com/new-items.html?page=1
Aren't they worried about how easy this design is to counterfeit?

>>56136762
probably harder than their regular cast bars since they have the blacklight glow coating on part of it?

>>56136762
you can show them your little box and bag

>>56136598
>Yeah, what were those Rhodium stackers thinking?
Bought at $1100. My stupidity was not selling at $30k. But then I wouldn't have it.

>>56136711
It seems pretty random
You can't really spell anything with the ones they released and they don't form an alphabetical sequence

>>56136770
Not sure UV glowing paint is especially hard to acquire. I know the second i saw it, the first thing who came to mind was
>wtf, any chink can copy this
>>56136787
Yeah this is legit the hardest thing to counterfeit of the bunch kek!

>>56136601
Like an aurochs? Cool!

>>56136805
Exactly

>>56136141
looks like 73.5 or so, having made some assumptions.

>>56136252
You have a great stack too!
I started stacking back around 2007 when I got involved with Ron Paul's campaign. Cashed out my IRA's for gold and silver, paid the penalty, and never looked back.

>>56132467
.800 silver? should be on the middle of the bottom. could be "german silver"

>>56136448
they got enough problems without foreigners sucking away all their good coins

>>56136863
That’s fantastic fren. Great work! Forgot to include an extra Oz, but thanks! Trying to get the stack up before my leaf bucks hyperinflate.

>>56136960
You will be the King of Canada!

>>56136863
Jaw-dropping stack, you are gonna enjoy a harem the size of a village with all that. No silber at all tho?

>>56129763
I've been buying since I stumbled upon /SETF/ in 2021 and I'm up 14%. Just turned 23 so I've got a long way to go but at age 40 I imagine I'll have 4 wives, a vineyard and fortress, and a private militia.

>>56130124
I'm 23 and 65% of my net worth is in silver. Silver is the main bet and everything else is a circus show.

>>56136762
why would anyone "counterfeit" it when they can just make their own version and undersell them lol

>>56137107
>>56137123
yagmi fren

and yeah, i'd invest in something else if there was anything remotely worthy of consideration. but there ain't, it's all supported by a massive bubble of debt

>>56137123
not for nothing, and won't spam this in here, but at 23, most likely on the brink of a decent correction and already having a decent amount of metal, you should really set some aside waiting for that correction. it doesn't have to be a lot, but it should probably be something.

>>56137080
Plenty of silver. But my stack is widely and variously domiciled, so family photos are rare.

>>56137168
Understandable then. This is a 'problem' i wish i had lol!

>>56133480
>buy teh buttcoin
Buttcoin like bonds are still a derivative of the Dollar. The answer is to buy real things, like metals(PMs or not), Food, lumber, ammo, tobacco, alcohol, possibly collectibles, and fuels. The problem with fuels in the USA is how do you buy fuels that are not contaminated with bio-fuels.

>>56137168
You genuinely inspired me to start stacking years ago, thanks for that fren.

>>56135427
Why would you want buttcoin, though?

>>56137197
Stay the course, Fren. You are on the right side of history.

>>56137274
Wow, I'm very happy to hear that. Thanks for sharing, Fren. Someday perhaps we will raise a glass together.

>>56137166
After I reach my silver stack goal I'm going on to gold, and I'll save some cash during that time as well.

two new additions today

>>56134971
What faggy looking bird.

>>56137491
the 2 rm looks pretty nice

>>56137485
What's your silver goal? You are getting a great start at a young age. You, and your progeny, will not be sorry.

>>56136356
The first goblina pic that is actually attractive

>>56137518
1000 oz

>>56137518
Apparently one of my relatives has sackcloth bags upon bags of silver US coinage. If no one else wants them when they kick the bucket, I'll buy em out.

>>56130874
Maybe they're getting practice in for when things do accelerate. Slowing down people who are just getting into precious metals while hyperinflation kicks off could make the difference between someone coming out mostly unscathed and losing everything. Even if hyperinflation doesn't happen and we change monetary systems before it happens, they'll be locked into whatever conversion rate the banks are offering for the old system for whatever fiat they still have.

>>56137485
I've also had to make that rule for myself to prevent indecision and calm my autism.

>>56137921
i'm finding it a hard rule to stick to

>>56130874
>newfag gets curious
>clicks on /pmg/
>sees ridiculous FUD, trannies trolling, feminine bickering
>goes to a different thread
happens all the time

>>56137783
Dive in those bags like scrooge McDuck.

>56131000
>I’m new to the game and picked up ~15 ozs or AG recently. Feeling kind of dumb now though, idk… I won’t sell or anything but not sure I’ll buy more. Feels like I should just keep buying etfs intsead

>>56130809
Oh really? What are they doing? We have to advance the /pmg/ agenda and defeat the FUDDERS.

God fucking dammit, stop pumping.

>>56130874
>there aren't many new stackers these days
I think you'd be surprised. This is just my personal experience, but hear more and more normies getting interested in PMs lately. Sure it's still a tiny minority, but for the longest time i was literally alone and nobody around me ever talked about it.
Too bad the mints are disclosing their production numbers with several years of delay in average (only the US mint seems to be more transparent about this), it would be an useful tool to see how strong the momentum still is. Pic rel is the production of silver Wiener (wiki page) for example. The same multiplier for 2020 is occuring for the gold version.

>>56138389
Japanese normies are buying so much PMs the government is actually panicking.

>>56137300
It's a question for crypto nerds, not even them see it valuable to hold it?

>>56138414
Ah, you've read my post in previous bread about it, didn't you kek?
Panicking, maybe not yet, because we are coming from far away -nippons weren't big stackers by any mean- but it will surely start to worry the BoJ and their zero yield Tbonds at some point. If you live in Japan, there is literally zero incentive to pick bonds or stocks over gold/silver.

Especially since for the first time ever gold breached the 10K yen per gram like.. 2 weeks ago, as the JPY is slipping in the abyss. This must be quite a mental barrer being broken.

>>56130874
>there aren't many new stackers
I made the comment like 2 weeks ago that there seemed to be more than ever, lurk more before making such declarations.

>>56137770
Excellent!

>>56137783
Maybe let the relative know you are interested while they are still alive.

How much silver would I need to suffocate George Floyd by putting the weight on his neck when he’s laying down?

>>56138823
3k ounces.

the update somebody wanted

coffeefren are orders down for good?

>>56138914
>"put it in your pocket"
LOL

>>56130874
>>56138638
There's definitely newer stackers. I've noticed a few every couple of days consistently for the past several weeks. Plenty of "first gold?" posts and "first visit to LCS" as well.

Honk honk

Silver is trash that doesnt protect from inflation. You would of unironically made more money from hoarding toilet paper than this useless shiny rock.

>>56139022
Well how aboot that…

>ITT: right wing equivalent of funko pop collectors

>>56139091
>right wing equivalent of funko pop collectors
No those are velcro backed patches on /k/ you dipshit.

For me, it’s the silver half dollar. Perfect weight. Perfect size and shape. Tasteful design.

>>56139104
As opposed to the iron on ones? Or sew on?

>>56139022

>>56139105
>silver half dollar.
yes!

>>56139139
And it can be bought in bulk. So you can fill a chest with it. Good size for flipping too.

I was sitting with 4x state rounds I snagged from the LCS and got to thinking: One of the most important concepts people need to consider is the relative-exchange-value of assets. It is NOT a function of capitalism necessarily that asset prices fluctuate. The art of trading is being able to sell things when they are expensive as well as buy things when they are cheap. If a tropical storm rolls through and destroys all of the oranges in Florida it is NOT a function of capitalism that orange juice prices will skyrocket. It is supply and demand. If you are situated in the right place at the right time then you will profit. Pretty simple.
As I sit looking at these 4 rounds, I estimate they are pretty close to being worth about $25 each on average. I basically have a $100 Franklin sitting in front of me. But not only do I have $100 but I ALSO have the potential exposure to a MASSIVE increase (or eternal crab) in the price of silver. My silver holdings feel very much symbiotic of reasonable and proper "long term savings" but also have that built-in hedge of freeing me of the woes of total economic meltdown.
Just some late night thoughts. Hope everyone has a good evening.

>>56139147
Silver half dollars definitely some of my favorite silver

>>56138914
W.... would?

Crusader update: Once pic related gets fixed we'll be good to go and will be waiting for the production sample at that point
Project idea: I want to make a custom calendar with /pmg/ images for each month, and whatever special dates that are important to precious metals history. If this is something you might be interested in, think of the month you'd like to represent and send me an email at any time with your photographs. They do not need to have any memecoins in them but any silver or gold that you have that you'd like to show off

>>56139207
we need Ship coins. and maybe a Paul Revere 1776 commemorative type

>>56139233
not the pirate coin?

>>56139247
>>56139233
I'm still thinking the pirate coin is next, presales won't begin until all of the Crusaders are shipped out and we have an actual design hammered out

>>56139247
yes. pirate coin with ship is fine please

>>56139263

>>56139281
Saved

>>56139200
Those are some high quality walking libs.Most of mine are worn.
I think as PMs take off in the public consciousness walking libs will start to command a premium along with Mercury dimes. That's just my opinion for the outlook on a long term basis.

>>56138914
very nice, but still needs the wedding ring, its what really brings the shot together. Could even make it the gilded section

>>56139207
cant wait! your doing the lords work mintanon

>>56139322
Thanks m8, we're all in this together. Couldn't have done it without everyone
>remembering when I was afraid of getting 50 qty

>>56139330
how many are in the crusader run? wondering what my odds of dubs is

>>56139281
lmao

>>56135113
You can expect by 2040 for gold to be money. In a very short time you will be able to buy a condo for 1-2 ozs of gold. The path towards that reality will be painful. The trick will be not selling your metals while getting absolutely curb stomped by inflation. Prices are going to inflate at a break neck speed while they use typical and atypical market manipulation plus legislation to suppress the price of gold as much as possible. People will be dumping assets left and right to try to pay for things and few items will offer a safe haven or reprieve from the financial rape. Then one day gold will be declared money. It's revaluing will be so severe and dramatic it will break hearts and minds and create new dynastic wealth overnight.

>>56129060
>hating on the worlds first trustless money
Remind me how Au performed from 1980 to 2001?

>>56139311
as you wish
>>56139364
was a demo of a website to remove color automatically, would still look good on a round

>>56139422
definitely. i think it looks great

>>56130501
No it wouldn't you dullard. You can't cheat Economy, look at Au, it functions as a near perfect -1x of fiat (at least over multi-decade timeframes). 44x since '71, compared to 42x monetary expansion. Market manipulation is a statist boogyman like monopolies or deflationary spirals.

>>56139422
very nice

>>56139422
lol I would buy this, but show it to no one...

>>56136356
Man the absolute lack of love in the rendering of the gold in this image

>>56138914
Is that supposed to be a specific pair of hands (which is missing a ring?)

>>56139519
Oh, already pointed out

>>56139422
As a memecoin enjoyer, I... would not buy this.

new late night bread
>>56139566
>>56139566
>>56139566

the abominable filth shall be destroyed and washed away from the earth.

the clean and the pure shall inherit the world

>>56139570
based rooster enjoyer

>>56139560
what's wrong with it?

>>56139340
We're looking at about 500 Gilded and 400 Regular

>>56131087
>>56131192
Hey - turns out I took a shot of the Christian Radich, also in the Colonial Mint series.
(and I forgot toe shot the Gorch Fock).

>>56139281
Top left OG. I will buy 10

last post

>>56130246
Boomers and Gen x will burn in hell for the gaslighting and sins committed against our generations. There is more millennials that stack silver compared to boomers nowadays.