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>>56164194
update me

Will these things have any resale value in the future?

>>56164224
Whoops sorry forgot pic

COMEX on suicide watch.

based apu OP

>>56164224
they already went up like 500% bro

What anime fig should I get to protect my stash? What are you guys using?

>>56164231
oh you mean the kek coins
eh, probably not. but i bought one for the memes

>>56164249
is that a kilogram?
in awe of the size of that kek

>>56164237
>price stays the same
i think the jews have too much control and the market/supply/demand dont even matter

>>56164231
no. But pic related will double by next year

>>56164267
they do have too much control
but their power is waning
pay attention to international politics
they're so desperate they're thinking about allowing saudi arabia to get nukes just so they keep their ties with Israel

>>56164245
I have Yukari and Yotsuba
they take turns guarding the stack
whoever isn't guarding the stack watches over me while I sleep.
I need to get more stack guardians though, for protection against all the demons.

>>56164294
been hearing this for years. probably just around the corner
2 more weeks

>>56157318
hey, wake up already.

>>56164371
That's a very visually soothing keyboard. Name? Not really a keyboard person just wanted to know desu

>>56164589
Beautiful case. Blue, gold, and cream are really nice.

>>56164421
This isn't some quick shitcoin pump and dump.

>>56164647
based Goblin exploiter
>>56164589
keyboard is Leopold FC900R
a mechanical keyboard is supremely comfy and the classic 90s IBM form factor deeply nostalgic

>>56164609
Thanks, it was a bit of a restorative process. When I first found it it was covered in dust, especially the velvet.

Carefully took the coin out, wiped the outer shell and creme-colored fabric down (special caution was given to the South African Mint monogram because it looked like it could possibly flake off), and very gingerly patted down the velvet with some masking tape which took a lot of the loose particles off.
I didn't keep the coin in the case after that just out of fear of it rubbing against the velvet unshielded.
Picrel is the before and after with the velvet, I think I fiddled with the velvet a bit more after the pic to make it look monochromatic.

>>56164893
Very nice

>>56164931
The coin was also ridded with both loose and somewhat stuck on dust particles.
If you were here a few months ago I posted about the process of treating it with acetone. It ended up looking very nice after that, the dust was knocked off and it made the coin a lot less cloudy. Here is a later pic of the coin quickly put back in the case for a cheeky picture.

>>56164951
>1966
I just noticed the date
is that coin an original 1966 year mintage?

>>56164951
It is a beautiful coin!

>>56164951
I was talking here earlier this week that the coin was undergoing its final stages of grading at PCGS. Very coincidentally, I got the verdict back about half an hour ago.

It has been given the grade of PR65 DCAM, making it the single finest Rhodesian pound of 164 total submissions between PCGS and NGC (at least in terms of the DCAM designation, of which it is the only one. There are a few higher numerical grade ones that are in the lower CAM category). I will post the professional pictures once they are able to upload them.

>>56164975
Yea, they were made in commemoration of UDI which happened the previous year. Mintage of 5,000 in this denomination.

>>56164980
Thank you. Really esteemed to have this coin especially because of its new status and it's great to see that my due diligence with the acetone has paid off.

>>56164951
Well done, anon. Both the case and the coin. Aesthetically (and historically) really pleasing.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>56164994
>Mintage of 5,000 in this denomination
Nice find.

Also, this story dropped yesterday. You know it's bad when NBC is covering it.

If gold and silver are worthless boomer rocks, why is a senator being bribed with them?

>>56165021
Thank you for your service

Twoooo at a tiiiime for a diiiiiime!!

>>56161467
>Very based coin frogbro, how did you obtain that one?
Ebay, i believe i won the auction for 150€. Pretty comfy deal considering the condition. Pinto was the Grand Master of the order back then, which itself was the successor of the Hospitalier's Order. I thought it was pretty neat to have a coin related to the templars in some fashion.

>saw a cleaned and lower grade example that sold for over $130+shipping on ebay, this one is definitely better so might be a $200 coin for less than $2
Wow that's fucking sick! Even by your standards it must be in your top 5 best deal ever, right? I can only dream of something like that. Congrats scrapfren, you are putting the bar always higher.

On my end of numischeapie, nothing that extravagant, but i got those 2 Newfoundland 50c silver coins in a lot, for basically spot. I'm sure you'll immediately figure out which country/province it's reffering to. They aren't worth a fortune, but still happy about it!

Anyone else like Sterling+gilded non-circulating Toonies?

>>56165421
flip side, not as crisp condition as the front sadly.
ps : both coins have the same toning, it's just i'm taking those pics in the dark and the light only enlightened the left one.

Post some stacker tier charts.

What’s a good barter gold? A tube of 1/10 oz coins or gram bars and which gram bars would be most respected if so?

>>56165491

>>56164194
yoooooooooooooooo
my apu pic got chosen for bake pic!

>>56165491

>>56165602
The correct answer is picrel or sovereigns

Gram bars have way too high of a premium, same with 1/10oz

Oh boy, 3333 oz and 164 of those are premium coinerinos. I somehow managed to stay below 5% without even trying. And now that I've bought all the cheaper collectible ones, I'm gonna have to go back to stacking boring bullion cheapies.

>>56165788
That’s not a barter coin though. Wouldn’t you want the bonafides printed on the coin. Does the 1/10 oz Brit have the little lock/trident thing?

>>56164666
Cute koala. Also demoncheck
Any anons into jewelry making? Ive been turning my less desirable pieces into personal jewelry for myself

Ordered another nine ounces of silver, four one-ounce rounds, 5-ounce bar and a cool looking gold back that has a catfish on it. I love stacking, and other anons stacks make me want to stack more. God speed gentlemen.

>>56166038
I got a 10oz bar recently, it's much smaller than I thought but it's thicker than a snickers

>>56166054
The weight is satisfying, one thing I like about silver. The gold I own has no heft and I can't beat you to death with it because I am a poorfag. I can put my silver in a sock and fuck you up though.

>>56166054
>it's much smaller than I thought but it's thicker than a snickers
That's what she said.

I'm a perpetual poorfag but here is the treasure chest I am building for my son.

If me and my wife entered a cuckold prostitute relationship, could I sell my wife's services for silver and gold? She has fairly large melons sitting at rough a D cup and kind of a big ass. What should I charge per session? 3 ounces of silver? 4 ounces of silver? Image related is not her, just an ethot.

>>56166247
3 ounces if you are outside the room 4 if you are in the room in a pink CB 6000-S.

>>56166265
You drive a hard bargin but I agree to the 4 ounces while wearing a chastity device.

I'm going to get 1oz gold before I start stacking silver. Can afford it next month.

>>56166246
thats valiant, but honestly he will probably blow it on real meat/prostitutes (since every girl from his generation will be one) or drugs. hope im wrong.

>>56166365
I cannot control what he does when I am gone.
I can only do my very best right niw.

>>56166038
Keep up the good work anon

>>56165932
Gold is gold

>>56164231
No but they're based and bretty cool I got two 5 ozers

>>56166246
Based. I also have a silver rosary set aside for my daughter and a small tin of krugerrands/buffalos/maple leafs

>>56166411
fair enough, and based. good luck anon.

>>56166770
the coins in your pic are the 5 ouncers? anyone got a pic of the 1 oz? heard the strike was pretty light.

WW3 incoming.

I hope you have stacked big time, and stacked food and water and medicine and bullets and frens and memories.

Its over.

>>56166911
just 2 more years!!! good i want billions of normies to suffer. fucking idiots...

God, I want this soooooo bad but the extra 100$ premium is making me hesitate. Should I go for it or just get another 1oz maple?

>>56166921
depends if you ever plan on selling it. i wont touch anything with the queens face on it unless of course it was free.

>>56166938
Well if I miss out on this, the next one will have the pedo king on it. I'd only ever sell my bullion once our fiat finally collapses or I really need the money

>>56165046
Obviously I stack these shiny rocks like everyone else here but I'll just point out that the average politician is a turbo-boomer, my man. So bribing a boomer with boomer rocks checks out. It's kind of a dumb argument.

The square kook flock is complete

>>56166973
And the premiums on these big boys better come down soon

Retake of the EC8 coin series

>>56166921
It's worth it. $100 is 5%. Chump change if the piece moves you. You'll regret it in the future if you don't.

>>56166247
kys

>>56166921
buy the train
doooo it

>>56167054
5 nines? c’mon now

Can anyone tell what these hallmarks once were?

I’m either eating good or gonna have a wee cry,they’re on a massive piece

>>56166910
>anyone got a pic of the 1 oz?
Pic related.

>>56167054
>>56167158
choo-choo it is

>>56167253
US$ 2075 is the best I can find right now.

>>56167258
$2849 CAD is how much it costs for me. Got 3.2 oz this year and want to top off my last ounce of the year with something special

>>56167289
https://www.bordergold.com/product/1-oz-2023-99999-gold-coin-canadian-klondike-gold-passage-for-gold/?currency=CAD
If you're in Vancouver, it's $100 less here. Or $50 or so for shipping.

>>56167252
definitely seems a bit light...

Here it is

Unbelievably, this exists.

>>56165021
based

>>56167456
ehh these coins that are generic outlines of characters are fucking lame. wish they'd put some effort in and make 3d silver figures

>>56166985
That better be in Ozzy monopoly dollars, Kookabro.

>>56164231
>>56164249
>>56166770
i just ordered 2 1oz coins, cant wait for them. Also ordered some gold and silver rounds.

>>56157022
The light square goes in the bottom right corner. Also, the Queens should be on the squares that match their colors.

>>56161084
>The USD has lost 98% of its value since the Fed was created.
That is because USD is not a store of value, Einstein.

>>56165932
It does and it's as large as on the 1oz coin. The other three signs of authenticity are there too.

>>56166950
>pedo king
Did i miss something?

>>56166973
Cool, I got a second hand kook recently

Got some a Kek coin on the way. Tell Jerome to stop being a hoe and just crash this bitch

>>56168088
Those 2 ouncers are hard to come by, hope you got a good deal

>>56164194
bump

>>56164194
I got pic related from a junk seller on ebay for $4... probably retarded but what's the odds it's a real 22/24k jade pendant?

>>56166967
As if bribing people with gold was not as old as human history. There IS a dumb argument in the room, but it isn't the one you think.

>>56168362
Low to none

Is the prospecting anon still around?
Going back to the historic dreams of prospectors, what was their 'made it' vision?
5oz? 1lb? Immeasurable crates?

>>56164421
There are decades when nothing happens, and there are weeks when decades happen.

>>56168362
You're about to get scammed out of your credit card data.

>>56168179
I’m a bong. Think I paid £62 for the 2oz which at the time was reasonable given the 1oz ones from the same shop were about £35 or 3 for £90. Plus as you say it’s hard to come by and it’s annodee one.

This was a second hand coin shop mind. That was back in may 2022 when spot was £21/22.
The 2022 one I paid £23 second hand.

>>56167426
It even has pretty Liz on it! I want!!

>>56168625
Well-said

>>56167323
The price is light, so that's why I bought one.

>>56167171
Classic 4-9 cope

>>56167235
>Can anyone tell what these hallmarks once were?
>they’re on a massive piece

Those are strange, but look similar to pre-unification German or older Austro-Hungarian Central/Eastern European hallmarks. I think your pic is upside-down, and I think the marks on the left in your pic might be the most important ones. The marks don't really look like the pseudo-hallmarks used in England on old plated articles so my spidey-senses say it could be a good piece of 12 or 13 Loth silver, but we need better pics of the piece, hallmarks and pics of the feet/bottom where it has the most wear to evaluate further. Browse here to see if any marks jump out at you:
https://www.silvercollection.it/austriansilverhallmarks.html
https://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_marks_b1884.html

>>56166603
>coin of the year winner
lol

>>56167456
Better than the 1oz pickle Rick silver pieces

Are maples and philharmonics and other "money" coins all bigger than 39mm? Why the fuck would america do this?! It triggers my tism when my stacks aren't the same diameter

>>56168946

>>56169459
ASE's are the odd ones out for being so fucking wide compared to pretty much every other coin. I prefer the thickness of the Philharmonics and other coins.

>>56169695
Man, I can't get over how much better Type1 ASEs are compared to Type2

>>56169762
Same with the GSE. The lone eagle head just doesn't do it for me.

Has anyone noticed you can get 2023 ASE's for $4 over spot right now? I haven't made any purchases in about 2 months, but were the 2023's always this cheap compared to what ASE's having been going for over the past few years? Thinking about pulling the trigger on 25-50 of these.

>>56169869
>2023 ASEs
i refuse to buy Type2 ASEs

>>56166910
The 5 oz are probably about the same diameter as the 1 oz. The difference is they're super thick. Basically like stacking five 1 oz coins on top of eachother. On the right is the 5 oz Kek, on the left is a 1 oz britannia

>>56169881
More like TypePOO amirite?? XD

>>56169881
I agree they're ugly as sin. So do you think their premium will stay around the same premium as a maple/Krug, or do you think they will go up to where ASE's have been over the past few years?

>>56170004
Sorry, I was just loosely spouting my autistic opinions before.

i think the 2023 ASEs will float up to hold the same or similar premiums as the typical ASEs.
The ASE is still highly valued, recognized and sought after for all the same reasons it always has been.
i think the average mainstream purchaser/holder of ASEs is not significantly bothered by the design change if they even notice.
Generally, I don't like "Royals" like the queen on coins like the Maple, the Britannia and the Kookaburra either, but that doesn't stop them from still being highly valuable, recognized and sought after.

if you can get a good deal on any ASEs, and you think its what you want to do, its probably a good idea to pull the trigger on it.

Kekposting

Kekposting

>>56170107
Thanks anon.

>>56170188
Love the statue at the top. Where did you get it?

>>56170188
checked
>>56170230
I'd like to know as well

hmmm...

>>56170107
I bought one ASE when I found a 2010 for 27.69 euros. I just needed one american coin for my collection, and can't really justify spending big money on morgan or peace dollar (which are very rare here, and maybe at higher risk of counterfeights).

What the fucking is going on with the debt clock?

>>56170230
>>56170235
Thanks. Some guy on pmg made them and he did a giveaway. You had to roll trips to win one. This was the post I won with >>49212444

I believe he intends to sell them
His contact is jewelryanon@gmail.com

>>56166967
You deliberately missed my point. Why would someone who covets wealth and power trade wealth for something people like you claim is worthless? It reminds me of how politicians demanded nobody sell their stocks in February-March 2020 while secretly selling huge positions.

>>56167456
>All he wanted was tp for his bunghole
>What he got was 1ozt of silver

>>56169881
i used to feel the same way, but now that the pedo king is on all the commonwealth coins, the type 2 eagle doesn't seem so bad

Bought a 1981 Krugerrand.
It has some light hazing in some places. Is there any magic potion to get rid of it, without scrubbing?
I deliberately bought it for fondling :-)

>>56170467
pics?

>>56170467
don't get all autistic about it fren
it's like a girl with freckles
learn to love it

>>56170438
I didn't buy any britannias this year, because their prices went up bigly, whereas last year they were one of the cheapest options. Might still get these two coronation coins at least. I already have 600x 2022 britannias with the queen on them.

Why is literally no one talking about this?

>>56169241
It was a dark year.

>>56170669
I had to get *some* commemorative. I mean, this hasn't happened in 70 years, though I expect KC3 won't last more than two decades.

>>56170725
It literally is over for the dollar and everyone knows it, That's why.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTm3cwimC78

>>56170327
They made it look cute but still didn't fix the gold/silver formula...

>>56170743
Yikes, that's an expensive coin! I'm not willing to spend that much, but maybe I'll get the sov if gold prices drop back down a bit.

>>56166603
I kinda want to get the oogabooga coin for the meme and to post it resting on my cock for the lulz.

>>56170735

>>56170800
this turned out way nicer than i was expecting. it is probably expensive :(

>>56169695
Cool matey.
I've just recently switched from stacking canned food, to brass, to now silver andit's been a fun little learning curve.
What's the meta for a poorfag?
I reckon stack a monster box of silver rounds and then exchange that for gold eventually? I feel like fractional gold is beneath even me but the idea of just keeping cash in a checking acct to buy an ounce of gold gets murked by "opportunity cost" aka splurging at the grocery store. Like for real. A 1/10 oz gold coin? Or even worse, grams. It's not just the premiums, but the desirability, right? Let's be honest though, this shit's never gonna get traded in the end and will end up getting citizen asset forfitured, but also, a fun little thought to keep the will for battle against evil going

Picked these up for $1800 from my LCS at lunch.

>>56170482
Tomorrow, i'm drunk on Pina Coloda today :-)

>>56170493
Nah mate, i want it shiny like mi other coins.

>>56170669
>I already have 600x 2022 britannias
Sweet Britannia enjoyer!

>>56170743
Sweet.

>>56171084
Stack gold ounces, fractionals are a meme. Even poorfags should just save up. Bars are for millionaires. One anon here was trying to offload 10oz gold bars and was struggling to find buyers. The meta is buy every dip and never sell.

>>56170872
>expensive coin
It hurt only a quarter as much as a full ozt
>>56171090
>Sweet.
Thanks - was buying all the time-sensitive stuff I could afford. figured it could only get worse.

>>56171116
>Doesn't know for LMUs

i haven't been on this general since this past spring

have i missed anything

>>56171293
>spring
still no crusader

>>56170903
don't let your memes be dreams

>>56171314
i didn't end up going in on that one.

>>56166812
The rosary in that pic is crystal.
It's a set that was blessed by Pope St. John Paul II during a papal visit.

Copper scraps gang report

>>56171565
Not even joking, copper is an "endangered element".

>Calling all units, we've got a real degenerate here.
>He tried to pay for groceries using Mercury dimes.
>... What do you mean "that's not what you buy with them?" What are you supposed to buy?

>>56169939
thats not what i asked, but okay.

>>56171090

Beautiful photo.

>>56171580
>Big ol' Goblin titties
that's what im saving my Mercs for

>>56171565
>>56171577
shitty picture. was 26 ounces pulled from a roadside microwave (circa 1994) that someone left after clipping the cord (worth about $0.11)

>>56171696
i would never buy copper but salvaging it is neat

>>56171696
>roadside microwave
are microwaves still worth dismantling for copper or other parts?
I've got an old microwave to dispose of. I was thinking about salvaging the turntable motor out of it at least

>>56170903
thats a $2000 meme anon, I want to be you

I'm glad to see the gobolin posters are back. Nature is finally healing.

>>56164371
cute and gigachadredpilled

Just did an "audit" in my treasure chest.
31 1/1000 goldbacks (5 more are on the way which will bring it to 36)
1 1/200 goldback.
21 oz copper rounds.
4 1oz silver rounds.
1 1 oz silver bar.
2 Britannias.
1 Germania
1 SE
1 Libertad
10 1/10 silver fracs.
19 1 gr silver fracs.
1 1901 Silver Dollar
3 half dollar (1941, 1942, 1958)
1 1939 Reichmark.
1 gr of gold.

>>56171812
I feel like pmg is the only general on this board with character, but I don't visit other threads typically.

>>56171754
the older ones probably are, this one had all copper windings on the turntable motor (sliced with a razor knife) and the transformers. Haven't tried busting open the magnetron as of yet but, it should yield a few more ounces.

Probably newer microwaves have a better chance for aluminum windings, just hit them with a file quick and see.

>>56171881
You need some fucking weight. Get those 10 rounds at spot from JM bullion. And at least get 1oz of gold.

>>56171116
Not sure what you mean by a "meme". But historic European fractionals are not only some of the best deals going, but are among the most interesting and beautiful of coins.

>>56171696
I had no idea that microwaves had so much copper. What are some other common devices that are high in copper?

>>56171955
I'm a permapoor.
I'll probably try to buy about 1oz of silver a month, with a larger purchase possibly made with my tax return.
Other than golbacks, gold remains outside my reach.
Besides, it's not for me; I plan to leave this to my son in my will.
No idea how big the stack will be by then.

>>56172074
Older HVAC units will have a lot of copper tubing in the condenser and the evaporator, and maybe copper windings on the motor.

Buy, buy, buy

>>56172074
APC battery backups have big transformers in them and the copper is usually more "bare bright" looking.

>>56171186
>sovs
Breddy gud fren. I have 2 half Sovs also w/ plans to get a double at some point.

>>56171580
>>56171656
Stop w/ the sexy goblins plz I'm trying to nofap lmao!

>>56171987
Jelly at that not gonna lie. Congrats fren :)

>>56164194
How liquid are European gold coins that aren't a whole oz? I really like the look of these 20 Franc coins but fear that it would be hard to sell them to other stackers.

>>56172241
>seeing my pic posted
Hell heah!

>>56172241
Why would you think that?

>>56172235
Thanks. Stay the course, fren. Time is your ally when you stack. I'm cheering for all of you.

kek

>>56172496
The most offensive thing here is that he typed "how much is one kilo gold worth" instead of "gold price kg" into Google.

>>56172253
You've taken some great pictures!

>>56172362
Just wanted to double check with people here if it was the case.

>>56172543
Just an older Samsung phone is all. But thank you fren.

>>56172241
I think a lot of people are drawn to sovereigns because they like the history and the cheaper cost makes them more attainable for the average person

>>56172209
Resistance is futile
nothing can stop the Goblin take over

>>56172241
In Europe -at least where I live- are the most liquid coins by far.

Sovereigns, 25 pesetas, 20 Francs, etc.

>>56170725
It's perfectly normal, what don't you understand here? I maybe can help.

>>56172955
how liquid is goldback in eu

>>56173065
I have not seen them yet. Probably not very much.

Funny that people in the US are buying coins of the Spanish Mint when here everyone hates them lol

>>56173065
Basically none, since those are US-centric and there's already smol native gold coins people buy like 20F and sovs. You'd probably also have more luck with 1 gram bar or tiny coins like pic or maplegram.

>>56173375
im stacking these the 15 cent lynx coins here in spain

>>56170725
Because the dollar is based on debt. It can't crash because it's imaginary. It really doesn't matter.

The outer windings of a power washer motor. Blue grease is a pain in the neck. 6.43 Troy ounces

I'm depressed because I have the money to buy gold now but it's being out performed by cash. Also, I lost $3k while waiting to liquidate my inherited IRA! I got it all in cash earning 5.28% now. When do I buy? I just looked it up and noticed find was under $1625 last September. I was broke and missed it.
When do the cheapies come back!

>>56173658
>Gold was under $1625
It's been a long week. I lost more on the funds then I earned working...

>>56171952
ok.
what about AC units?. I have one of those small window units. and one of those mini-split type units.
do you know if there's anything good in those things?

my first idea was to salvage the electric motors for /diy/ hobby electronics/backyard robot projects.

New Roman wealth and spending kino just dropped for those interested

https://youtu.be/yTVJ896BICs?si=lcrXE1D5XW_fwwx1

>>56173667
probably motors and transformers and coils of varying composition (aluminum or copper-aluminum) . Never broke one of those down. Have deconstructed a few dehumidifiers, but not completely - they're sitting in the garage for now.

>>56173617
Dude, that isn't even worth the effort you put into it lol.

Hypothetically speaking, if I wanted to see more goblin content (hypothetically, something like goblin lewds), is there a board for that?

>>56173615
The dollar has lost 98% of its value since the Federal Reserve was created. It ALREADY crashed. We are just waiting for the last two percent to drop out.

>>56173700
its literally free money.
price goes high enough and sell it to a metal scrap buyer

>>56173658
Probably never. If you are looking for a day trading game, pms are probably not it.

>>56171565
Make sure to give every wire the scratch test, anon. I nearly jew'd myself by mixing in copper-coated aluminum wires, which alot of newer appliances tend to use instead of solid copper.
>>56172074
Basically anything that has a motor in it. Vacuums (older ones) are a good source, especially if they're one of the double-motor ones. Dont be picky either; tiny motors and windings on circuit boards add up quickly.

My order came into today, four 1oz silver coins, one 5oz silver bar and a cool looking goldback from Tanzania, I love fishing.

>>56173795
>Make sure to give every wire the scratch test
I do, tossed a few small motors in the "this sure as fuck ain't copper" tub, iirc they came out of a newer microwave and a newer dehumidifier.

>>56173817
Fish and boats are based

>>56173818
Yeah seeing shiny aluminum after a scratch tests is one of thr few things that genuinely pisses me off. I dont even bother scrapping aluminum since it requires alot of weight just to make the trip to the scrapyard worth it. Steel is a good metal to scrap if you have a flatbed or trailer; high-grade and wrought iron (especially) can even be sold to your local blacksmith

>>56173860
>scrapping aluminum
I keep a big tub of it, eventually i might melt it down and make an ingot for shits and giggles.

>>56173818
>>56173860
its quite interesting to know how great of a conductor Aluminum really is.
even most of our overhead power transmission lines are all aluminum now days. I used to just assume all those overhead electrical power lines were all copper wire. that's a big nope.

>>56173887
I found a 7 foot piece of powerline melting out of a snowbank this spring, the casing is tough as fuck.

>>56173835
That is a beautiful bar of silver.

I think this paycheck I will pick up a couple of the Egyptian 2oz coins with the snake.

>>56173887
I just assumed that aluminum had to be used in "diverse" areas

>>56173754
>day trading
I'm going to practice futures trading on a simulated platform and I won't use real money if I'm not up after 3 months, maybe 6. I just haven't figured out what platform to practice on yet.
>>56173739
>98%
That's not how it works. Slow inflation is part of the enslavement scheme. It can go infinitely, but with cbdc there will be no need. They will have total administrative control over all normies. I'm tired of explaining this.
The gold and silver isn't for replacing the dollar. It's for black market off book transactions.

>>56173884
Nice! I want to make some ingots too, but i need to get some molds before i can.
>>56173887
Yeah i know, but it just feels like shit when you spend a good chunk of time ripping out "copper" wires only to find out they're just aluminum. If i had the storage space i would scrap it too, but i just dont

>>56171812
I'm the original Gundam poster

>>56173884
>make an ingot for shits and giggles.
>>56173945
They can be made to look very nice.

>>56172496
Boomers are 99.9% worthless retarded scum.

>>56174000
Check, and that does look nice. Maybe i'll get some molds and just melt down any aluminum i find. I've already been turning some of my less desirable silver rounds and even silver-contacts from appliances and breaker-boxes into personal jewelry. Im thinking about doing some reverse-electroplating of some 14k-plated chains i've found when combing through people's garbage.

Why does this coin have a crack in it?

>>56164224
Idk but I wish I had an Apputania so bad bros

>>56173938
But if all the normies are using CBDC how do you get them to take your silver? Or will you only buy and sell to other PMchads.

>>56174011
>"muh Boomers something something. orange man bad, reeeee"
This is your brain rotted on Identity Politics brainwashing

>>56174244
Kill yourself you old grey headed faggot

>>56173938
And I'm tired of explaining why cbdc isn't going to happen. When the USD collapses - and it will - the world is not going to accept a new scam from the USA. Those days will be over. And if the world won't accept cbdc, it won't fly in the USA because the USA is too dependent on foreign trade. The USA will need to use a currency the rest of the world accepts. I don't know what it will be but it will not be some shit coin from the Biden administration.

>>56174011
Awwww . . . where did the nasty boomer touch you?

>>56174244
Don't bother. Once somebody gets into the habit of blaming others for their failure in life, there is no helping them. They want their reparations!

>>56173817
I always like seeing animals on currency and coins.

>>56174254
>How come older people have more money than me?!
>How come all these old people are retired and don't have to work?!
>Why should I work?!
>It's not fair!
>Gimme money now!
>Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!

>>56174174
The silver planchet might of not been annealed correctly before being struck.

Is there a big downside of getting a monster box of phil harmonics compared to american eagles. There is about a 1k difference of price. I know eagles premiums are more but cant see paying so much more for the same amount.

>>56174303
CBDCs won't be for international trade, they'll be for the plebs to buy goyslop with. The world will not accept any other US currency once the dollar is over, sorry to burst your bubble. You will either have a net zero trade balance or cough up the gold.

>>56174447
If your LCS pays a premium for eagles, or if you are going to sell to private parties, then it might be worth it. Around me no one buys back at a premium that makes it worthwhile. So I buy the lowest premium bullion assuming I will be selling it for spot anyway.
There can be other reasons people go with the local mint for bullion but I don't think there is enough to overcome the crazy premiums on eagles and buffalos.

>>56174471
And how will ZOG facilitate the goyslop when they have a currency thats worth shit on the global market?

>>56174477
There have been times when coin shops won’t even pay you spot for generics.

>>56171084
buy gold, trade it for silver 2-3 years after the revaluing.

>>56174496
You will own nothing, and you will be happy... or else.

>>56174303
There could still be a CBDC that is "backed by gold".

>>56170725
its a total freakshow

>>56170800
>12mn long ad for an overpriced trash
just stop

>>56164194
>Apu Edition
pepe preparedness

Does anyone have any idea why the USD and GDP diverged this week?

>>56174791
Preparation for war probably. USD is obviously worthless if billions and billions being sent to Ukraine is doing literally nothing.

>>56174471
Business in the USA can't survive without international trade so they will have to use something other countries will take. That will not be CBDC. And if US businesses must use an international currency, it will inevitably enter the domestic market. Just as the USD entered the domestic markets in most countries of the world even though they have their own currency. CBDC will be stillborn.

Your all-powerful elite demoralization fud is lame.

>>56174447
You can't go wrong with buying any of the main sovereign mint coins. Technically there is some minor premium recoup for some locally desired coins, if you're planning to sell in the short term. But in the long term, those premiums will be an insignificant fraction compared to the value of the metal itself. At least for run of the mill bullion coins (not numismatics).
The majority of my silver coins are noah's arks, and they're not even minted in armenia. But they're cheap and I like them. I also bought britannias and wieners when they were cheap. I just buy cheapies, that way I can stack moar.

>>56174610
Yes, but it would need to be truly redeemable or it won't fly.

>>56174580
So.. nothing.

game over ZOG

>>56170743
Nice I got that one too (in gold and silver). I think the reverse looks way better in gold. On the silver one it looks kind of cheap, like a Chuckie Cheese coin

>>56171582
You'll take my answer and like it, sonny

>>56165421
>>56165473
i am very jealous of your newfie pieces anon
very nice coins
i was thinking about caving into my autism and buying one

>>56164245
I have a Nezuko and some doll I don't know its name.

>>56167456
Niue exists for memes.

Do any of it 1000 or so citizens even have some profit from all these "collectors" operations?

There's something about Walking Liberty half dollars but why exactly are they all like this compared to other coins from the time? Hey have so much more wear.

>>56169939
The 1 oz are done on blanks, the 5 oz they extrude like a 6 foot long coin and cut them into sections. I think they use different presses on them too like the blanks are probably done in a 350 ton press and the 5 oz are manually fed into a lower tonnage manual press.

>>56175354
The design is very high compared to most coins, also silver wear quickly.

>>56175331
Lol Niue will let you put anything on a coin if you cut them a cheque, almost want to go to them with a wojak on the obverse to see if I could mint it

>>56175354
>compared to other coins from the time?
??? practically every design in this era wore away extremely quickly, see buffalo nickels, SLQs, etc.

>>56164245
Yuri Beretta or Ayumi Glock

>>56173938
>That's not how it works. Slow inflation is part of the enslavement scheme. It can go infinitely, but with cbdc there will be no need. They will have total administrative control over all normies. I'm tired of explaining this.
>The gold and silver isn't for replacing the dollar. It's for black market off book transactions.
this is nonsense. they can't just get every american normie to use some cbdc, unless they can somehow convince the rest of the world to do so as well to facilitate international trade. unless this cbdc is backed by PMs, nobody is going to be interested.

>>56175496
Can you please pose as a legitimate mint and email them?

We need a /pmg/ COIN

>>56175700
www.gov .nu/state-owned-entities/
btw

Request an info pack or licencing terms

>>56175496
>>56175700
One small issue with Niue issuing a coin is, it'll have Chuckie and/or the seal of Niue on the obverse. But they are a little flexible with that - doesn't have to fill that side. Example related

>>56175733
I'm sure you could come to an agreement with an African warlord to put anything you want on a coin.

>>56173938
for futures trading I would suggest quantower or tradingview to mess around or jigsaw trader to learn serious order flow analysis. Nasdaq futures offer great intraday volatility. Don't bother trading gold/silver futures.

gold will be money. Central banks aren't buying gold just so they can shove it up their prison wallet for 20 years. They are buying gold because one day it will be money and they will own most of it so they will be just as or more powerful than they are today.

>>56175496
>>56175700
>>56175708
>>56175733
make it so

>>56175694
>nobody is going to be interested
They don't care if you are interested or not. If they require your taxes to be paid in neo-fedbux, you will have to get your hands on neo-fedbux, period.
But of course it will be limited to national boundaries, for external trades, another currency will be required.
I believe we will see 2 currencies : one for international trades, not accessible to the public and giving some guarantees to commercial partners (could be a basket of commodities), and one for the US residents, complete garbage inflationary at will (((they))) have total control over.
Then an exchange system with floating rates will allow you to exchange your within-fedbux into outside-fedbux if you need some (with heavy restrictions and/or taxation of course). Of course your always depreciating within-fedbux will be worth always less outside-fedbux as time goes on. Just like your USD is worth always less gold over time.

>>56175787
>retard ignores foreign trade and thinks it's solely a domestic issue
stop wasting people's time

>>56175797
reading comprehension issues, midwit-kun?

>>56175773
this is so dumb

>>56175787
Do you have a link to that post?

>>56175883
No, i saved it from /pol/ like 2 days ago.

>>56175787
>I believe we will see 2 currencies : one for international trades, not accessible to the public and giving some guarantees to commercial partners (could be a basket of commodities)
There's no point to having a currency then, large entities(nation state's or multinational corporations) can afford to settle directly in the commodities backing the currency, especially if its simply metals as storage wouldn't be much of an issue.
>one for the US residents, complete garbage inflationary at will (((they))) have total control over.
You should bother reading some history on the subject before making spergy statements like this; introduction of a fiat currency to stop the spiral of another might quell the panic for a brief time, that is until everyone realizes they've been handed a bunch of worthless paper all over again. Really all this does is further inflame the populace, and in their agitation they rush to get rid of their new paper faster than they had with the previous fiat. Their fears can only be mollified by the introduction of sound money, whether this comes by private or public means is anyone's guess.

Go back to pol.

>>56175946
Ah yes, my bad, i forgot how well educated the populace is when it comes to money, and how brave they are when it's about fighting banksters' tyranny. They surely wont endure another form of fiat without a fight. Oh no! Not this time around my good sir!

>>56175982
Thanks for proving my point, back to pol now.

>>56176008
Spoken like a true plebbitor

>>56175899
I found it. Also found some interesting information why Roman coins are in India. Apparently Alexander the Great opened up trade routes there.

>>56176038
They've found Roman coinage as far as Japan, the Romans also adored Chinese silk, its not surprising that their coins would be found in India. Rome wasn't call mistress of the world for nothing.

>>56166034
I wish I knew jewelry making. I want a 22k engraved aboriginal style cuff bracelet but here they are all made by "artists" and are marked up bigly. I wish I could supply the gold and get one made with a small maker fee.

>only 80 silver ounces stacked
>28 y/o

It's over, isn't it?

>>56175787
>>56176038
>>56176102

>>56176165
>small maker fee.
You know who makes jewellery anon?
It's in the name

>>56176172
I had <80toz when I was 28. I'm in my early 30's now and I have at least 350toz. I really need to count it at some point but I haven't had the drive to yet. Just gotta keep on stacking fren :)

>>56176215
eh, I want literally to pay 150 on fiver to make a custom engraving design, pay a local jeweller to make the 22k cuff blank, and then have it later engraved. as I said the ones here are all made by "artists" and are super expensive relative to the gold value.

>>56176234
*lazer engraved.

>>56164194
So what’s the best, trustworthy, secure pm dealer that doesn’t absolutely rape people with premiums

>>56175694
How is USD not already a CBDC?

>>56176252
Support your LCS fren.

>>56176255
It's still not 100% digital.

>>56176252
its different depending on country. they all are very transparent about their buy and sell prices so just look at what the spread is and compare it to other companies to decide which is best.

>>56176255
you can't do transfers between wallets without intermediaries. In canada we can't even buy stuff on ebay with our debit card. CBDC will make money transfers and online shopping more frictionless.

>>56176210

I found some old sterling silver coins (.925)
Are they a meme compared to real silver?

>>56176390
>real silver

>>56176390
any bullion dealer will accept sterling.

>>56176259
But anon, they're selling Kennedy's for $30 a piece

>>56176252
In the US silvergoldbull and monumentmetals are my two go to's. Use findbullionprices in the OP though first to compare prices.

>>56174496
Read the last sentence. In the case of food it can just be produced in-house. The US is an exporter of food.

>>56175787
Who do you think participates in international trade? That's right, vast swaths of the public. They will pay and be paid in whatever currency is used in their business. There is no way to isolate domestic markets from international markets. The USD is going to be toast, the American domination of world finance is coming to an end, and when the US government can no longer create usable money from thin air, its world empire and domestic power will crash. No crypto-boy fantasy money will replace it.

>>56175982
And the demoralization fud reveals himself.

>>56176102
Marcus Aurelius sent an envoy to Japan.

>>56174887
They can do business in any currency they want but ultimately settlement will have to be done with something valuable. Either by exporting something of equal value, can be oil, machines, gold or whatever. This will happen with or without CBDC. Just look at the Saudis getting gold for their oil from China.

>>56176797
Ok fine maybe not THAT LCS. Lol I get it though some are gougers. Mine is fair.

NEW FRESH SATURDAY BREAD
>>56176957
>>56176957
>>56176957

>>56175787
>taxes to be paid in neo-fedbux
Just take real money and exchange some for fedbux to pay taxes. At least right now this is perfectly legal and not very hard to do. If the new currency is so bad people actually start doing this the loophole might be closed, however.

>>56176961
based LMU poster

killing this thread

>>56177761
Thank you