/biz/ - Business & Finance

Snagged some junk from LCS for 19x and a weiner.
ujel?

Peace be with you.

>>56248964
>Oro Puro Edition
based

>>56248964
good mornings /pmg/

Plata Pura reporting in

>>56248964
>>56249109
>Mexican PMs
Good morning /pmg/

>>56249109
Plata Pura Onza Peso = 33.623 grams
Oro Pura 50 Peso = 37.5 grams

standard weights and measures
One Troy ounce = 31.1035

>>56249000
Checked. Happy October frens.

>>56249117
>/pmg/ spaghetti western stackers
For a Few Onzas More
Fistful of Onzas

>>56249208
The good, the bad and the FUDders

>>56248964
Should I get rounds at 25.50 or junk at 17.50 per face value?

>>56249272
Mix of each if generic rounds, go 100% in on rounds if govt backed.

>>56249272
>junk at 17.50 per face value

Definitely the junk, provided it isn't all worn slick or damaged coins. If you can cherrypick nice merc dimes and walking liberty halves, or the occasional standing liberty quarter or barber with visible dates and in decent shape then it's even better.

>>56249272
Neither. Buy rounds for $24.09 online.

>>56249272
i only bought rounds on this current dip

I got my first ten goldback note. I wish these stupid fucking things weren't so addictive

I just like how it looks. The weight of the gold and silver in my hands. I like how shiny they are. The feeling of holding the history, and future, of wealth and trade in your hands. I just like it. That’s all.

>>56249311
If I had enough gold that it would be hard to just steal I would be more inclined to buy

>>56249308
>addictive
Just look at the premium and you won't want any more. Not worth it to stack, but yeah buying a few isn't horrible. Just not great :/

>>56249272
>>56249289
to elaborate, the going rate for rolls of Merc dimes online is over 20X face, whereas the going rate for 1oz rounds like buffalos is right around the 25.50 you'd be paying. If the rounds are actually popular gov't coins then anon is right that you should probably preference those.

>>56249308
nice
>>56249311
based and fact checked by true-stackers.gov

Another lonely Sunday...

>>56249338
Don’t feel lonely. Your frens here at /pmg/ will always be here for you.

>>56249319
I'm only collecting them as a sidequest to my junk / bullion / scrap habit. I want at least one of each note. I know the premiums aren't good.

>>56249329
Rounds are not coins, though there are some rounds from government mints. Coins are legal tender. I get the merc dime thing though. It just depends what the poster is trying to stack for I guess. I like fractionals for any future trading purposes myself. 1/2oz buffalos are $25.78/oz rn.

>>56249372
Good. Keep on stacking fren.

>>56249372
based sidequest adventurer

>>56249165
It is October!

>>56249338
i know there feels
>>56249357
all aboard the Fren train
>Sunday
>9am
>Meet up with some Frens
>go for a drive

>>56249329
>>56249294
>>56249289
>>56249284
They’ve got buffaloes but the coins are about $2 more

>>56249418
Maybe go 70/30 fair quality junk/generic rounds?

>>56249431
I got a tad over $200 to mess with. Maybe do $10 junk and a round.

>>56249391
I love this pic

my stack so far, AM i going to make it? i have shit wage in easter Europe and started stacking too, id buy more but i got some extra health needs. on my next paycheck i plan to get 3g of gold (maybe 1/10 oz coin) and 5 more oz of silver - to round everything up (id have then half an oz of gold and 40 oz of silver)

12 grams of gold
35 oz of silver
some historical coins with silver:
jfk 1964
3 x 5 reichsmark with the eagle
1 polish polgrosz from 16xx's
10 zł of second Polish republic
10000 zloty with Pope John Paul ii from Polish peoples republic (communist era)

How are we going to pirate

>>56248964
>Oro Puro Edition
And yet ironically they're 90% Au.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>56249483
>pmg.2023_edge 999fine
That one. But that just my vote. I’m not a big fan of gilded

>>56249477
ya doin good Euro fren.
nice lookin stack
wish all blessings to you
we all fighting our own little battles.
most of us prob struggling in some way.
wagmi

>>56249477
Checked and nice stack fren. Based Polack coin collector.

Not that I have anything against numismatics, but I must say that I don’t exactly get the point. Nice Roman silver coin you got there…you seriously gonna spend it on groceries when the dollar goes tits up? Hell, most of its value comes from the fact that it’s a collector’s item. Which is to say that that value will mostly vanish when things go south.

>>56249491
your a little late
but worth the weight

>>56249458
If you really want to support your lcs then have fun, but you can order 6 buffalos and 5 half oz buffalos (8.5oz) for $209 shipped rn.

>>56249272
Just the facts...
At the current spot price of $22.39/ozt (per Yahoo) of .999 Ag,
$1 of 90% coinage has at most 0.723 ozt Ag worth $16.19.
If a retailer sells $10 lots of junk 90% silver coins for $200, it means they're selling 7.232 ozt of .999 Ag for $27.66/ozt - a 24% markup.

>>56249458

>>56249559
$30 over his budget though.

>>56249552
>24% markup
Does anyone here remember in the 20-teens when 26% was the almost standard or at least the most common above-spot markup?

>>56249569
... and how pissed off everyone was about it?

>>56249308
I can’t remember if I have that one. I definitely got a 10 off eBay for melt. But forget which state.
I have about 40 units worth mostly in 1s and 5s.

I do have date runs though. So each state from inception through to current year.

>>56249338
I also miss the Fuhrer.

>>56249552
It’d cost me $175 which would be about 3.5% premium. Just being honest

>>56249532
8 1oz buffalos would cost me $204. I’m not gonna geek for saving maybe $10 just to have to wait for shipping and getting coins I don’t know the condition of instead of a 10min drive and having coins in possession for cash.

>>56249518
People who stack often fall down the rabbit hole of coin collecting. Buying your 500th round of a generic 1oz Indian head gets old quick and some spice is always needed in a good stack.

>>56248997
>naked bars
ooo

>>56249660
And I really should have used that figure - what Anon asked.

>>56249272
So correction - that's an 8% markup for new coinage, or about 9% for circulated - about $25/ozt.
So yes, Anon would be doing 50 cent/ozt better getting constitutional for $17.5 per $face.

>>56249705
i know these feels
i'm getting more and more attracted to numismatics (low end beginner numismatics i can actuality afford)
getting to the point where the thought of spending $300+ on a single silver dollar or half dollar doesn't bother me

>>56249559
This is a sign the retail market is healing. Monument has a similar spot sale but only 5oz.

>>56249109

An excellent choice.

I really cannot understate how big the Austrian 4 Ducat is. Pic related, mogging a Dorito.

>>56249518
The point is to appreciate the history, beauty, nationalistic or idealistic meaning, etc. There is more to life and stacking than bullion value. As the other anon said, pure bullion stacking gets a little stale once you have more than you can heft in your hand.

I didn't have any junk yet, and these were on sale (16.75 euros) so I boughted.

>>56249778
beauties. wish i had some of these

>>56249730
I would never spend $300 on a tiny piece of silver but I did spend $70 for a silver round with Joe Camel's face on it

>>56249308
they're really fun to collect. but those premiums. lucky i have money to waste.

>>56249795
I like this one too, but price is much higher. Otherwise it's the same dimensions (36mm) and weights (.900 25g = 22.5g silver).

>>56249518
>>56249705
I'm falling down that hole already and only started stacking a few weeks ago. Haven't done anything too stupid yet (I think) and it's mostly still modern coins but with more collectable aspects, like the last QE II Britannia's or the first Charles III Britannia's. The worst was spending about £70 on a 2oz Queen's Beasts coin. If there's every hyper inflation though, the extra I spent on these coins won't really matter (well, that's the cope I'm going with anyway)

>>56249705
>>56249730
I had a strong hankering for an ancient coin, and fell for this one.
Then some Anon pointed out I should get a more culturally-salient (to my heritage) coin, and now I want an ancient Greek or Roman coin. Dammit. I mean... what's a Kushan to me?

>>56249840
Lovely pic, anon.

>>56249840
Holy shit

Irish Anons - Anyone here?
Saw this round and made me wonder - isn't the saying "Erin go brach"? Is Eire some variation of Erin that changes the meaning?

I bought 70 gold backs and a tube of krugs, but I have been lacking in my stacking I didn't know Alpine Gold sold gold backs for cheaper than anyone else so I am testing them out.

>>56249840
>Sakura captured all the Goldback cards

>>56249584
Can't say I had a pulse on the stacker community then, but people that I know personally saw it as BAU.

>>56249483
>>56249500
mintanon im with this anon i like
>pmg.2023_edge 999fine

>>56249518
if you're purely stacking for the crash you might as well be buying ammunition instead. coins and even bullion is a visually appealing collection, not utilitarian.

>>56249500
>>56250037
What about the cutlasses? Keep that idea or no

>>56249727
I know you need some stuff to do refining, but 30% seems like a lot.

>>56250058
Personally the cutlasses along the border give an Arabian vibe moreso than a pirate one

>>56250051
Yes buy ammo, but you shouldn't ever trade it since it might be used against you. That's why silver is important to own.

>>56250051
>no you can't buy silver
>you just can't, ok?!?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12577517/Wells-Fargo-executive-46-jumped-death-banks-Delaware-offices-leaving-shocked-family-searching-answers.html

Well lads I did the math today, the interest or value you get from gold literally is orders lf magnitude what you get from fiat in banks, whats the trick? Too slow? Hard to make liquid? There must be a trick it cant just be the apparent free money it seems to be

>>56249850
Tudor beasts is probably a better entry point, if you got into this late.

>>56250276
tard jail, article just updated. he jumped in january

>>56249377
>Rounds are not coins, though there are some rounds from government mints. Coins are legal tender

Yeah I know all that fren, but wasn't sure what exactly anon was actually referring to. Since he clarified that they're buffalos I'd personally hoover up a pile of nice condition mercs.

>>56250281
Gold used to be way more stable. The trick is to make you not buy it because it looks like a bad investment. That trick stopped working 20 years ago but the herd is still largely unaware.

>>56249483
Shit i didnt think we'd be at the that stage of another coin, well since it's a pirate based coin we should have the text be based in what would've been used in the 16 to 18 centuray like pic rel ,everything else can stay
Also mint anon did you see the email I sent?

>>56249109
Found the transsexual man.
He will now say "Rent free! Chuds! /pol/!" and fake outrage.
It really didn't take long for him to drop his hint.

>>56250355
Normalcy bias is a hell of a thing. Most normies I know think PMs are a bad investment and they "need to talk to a financial professional" before investing in anything. It's easy, take fiat, exchange for PMs. Done, it's that easy. You don't pump anyone else's bags and you become your own bank. That's it's, simple. I can't even imagine how tough it is to be stupid.

>>56250058
i like the cutlasses but i think that once again the other anon is right they kinda look like scimitars and give it an arabian vibe which i don’t necessarily dislike.

>>56250355
Trick didn't stop working. Most people don't know why you would buy gold. Even tons of people with serious money don't buy physical gold because it's not "cash flow positive" or their financial advisor says, "well I don't recommend it but we can put 5% of your account into GLD".

Feels surreal to finish filling a tube

>>56250458
>this expands the dong
Hell yeah, congratulations! I aim to get there one day. Never stop stacking fren.

>>56250458
beautiful.
i was going to try to get closer to my buffalo herd finishing this month but don't think that's gonna happen

>>56250478
Get ready to start slurping soon

Alright boys and girls, it is time to place your bets on whether the paper derivatives will be pumped to smash down the price or pulled from the market to let the wheel of fortune spin to the moon. The choice... is yours.

>>56250458
fug that's nice

>>56250494
I unfortunately need to save up fiat for a while, planning on remodeling my upstairs in a few years and I don't want to take out a loan.

>>56250458
what size/type tube do you use for the swiss miss?

>>56250503
How much longer can this go on for? Surely the more they do this, the higher it’s gonna inevitably go when the day of reckoning comes?

>>56250406
Well, I do think other people buying are technically pumping my bags. I mean they're taking metals off the market. That tends to rise prices. But yes, it is easy to get in.
>>56250434
Gold has been outperforming the stock market for a while. It just takes time to sink in. That won't happen until conditions worsen enough for the pain to overpower the existing programming.

>>56250519
It’s half Roosters half Helvetias. I have the tube APMEX sends out. Max I could fit was 60.

>>56249431
imagine buying severely culled morgans and actually putting them in capsules...

>>56249483
pmg 2023

Need

>>56249483
>>56250058
>>56250130
>cutlasses

Cutlasses were added just to fill the space, basically any pirate themed icon could be put in there - need ideas though.

>gilded

Gilding can be moved around as desired, I was just lazy on using the same pics for multiple obv/rev choices. Could always do only the first 100 gilded and leave the rest ungilded. Or, go really crazy and completely gild the front or back of the round.

>>56250519
>what size/type tube do you use for the swiss miss?
US nickel tubes

>>56250643
This

>>56250588
Keeps them easier to store and sort than just plain tubes. I keep all of my junk in capsules and boxes.

>>56250063
>30%
I think you might be looking a the 35% and 40% content rows. The prices/face entered are for 90%, so the premiums would be out of whack for those two rows.

>>56250541
It will go on as long as the people in control allow it to do so. The elite are masters at wealth extraction and will create new tools if their current tools fail, or even reactivate old tools to prevent such things like capital flight happening. Your only concern is to exploit their manipulations for yourself and your family, but most importantly to exist comfortably outside the system off the grid. Parasites can only exist on a host who isn't too bothered by them. If enough people are wise to the tricks, the parasites would rapidly decrease in influence and will have to adapt to the new norm. There will be no collapse, only a window of opportunity drag some of your wealth back.

>>56249483
Where can I buy?

>>56250458
Well done! Almost miss the challenge?
What's next?

>>56250633
If you're thinking or wanting weapons might see if cannons fit in their place, or liquor bottles. It might be a tight fit angled with those but they're both fitting for the pirate there.

>>56250555
I meant more like most financial planners will invest your money in things that benefit them first and you as a client second.

>>56250458
How many ounces of gold is that?

>>56249518
Fuck... are you saying I wasted all of my money?

>>56250718
60 is 11.202 ounces. I'm working on filling 11 tubes before I stop

>>56250702
>If you're thinking or wanting weapons
Just filling the space without being too overcrowded

>>56250657
>>56250643
>>56250582
based

>>56250686
I’m a simp for the ladies. Think I’ll fill a tube of sovereigns. But first I think it’s time I become a big boy and get a monster box of eagles

>>56250737
>filling 11 tubes before I stop
Based. What's your source of income if you don't mind me asking? Be vague but I'm curious. I only make $68k fixing computers for a local company.

>>56250737
>without being too overcrowded
In that case I feel it's fine sans other objects, otherwise I'll selfishly say I like the cannon and/or rum idea

>>56250767
I used to be a welder, retired in 2021 and am basically filling the tubes for the fun of it. I figure I can do one tube every year or 14 months without too much bother. Longwinded way of saying I use long-term investment returns to buy a few/several coins when I feel like the price is worth the slurp.

>>56250808
>I feel it's fine sans other objects, otherwise I'll selfishly say I like the cannon and/or rum idea
I'll toss something together in the next few days and post in thread eventually.

>>56249518
>I don’t exactly get the point

Most normies don't either.

>Nice Roman silver coin you got there…you seriously gonna spend it on groceries when the dollar goes tits up?

Imagine not having a comfy stack of denarii to pay the 3rd horseman of the apocalypse for your measures of wheat and barley when Famine sweeps through your town.

>Hell, most of its value comes from the fact that it’s a collector’s item. Which is to say that that value will mostly vanish when things go south.

You want items with broad globally distributed appeal. If the USD dies no one with stable currency will want to buy bankrupt boomers' 2021 Morgan and Peace dollar restrikes because only burgerfats care about those, so much of the value over melt will likely vanish. Ancient coins, art, antiquities etc. enjoy a global fanbase and are pursued by individuals who are typically more wealthy and financially resilient than the average American boomoid collecting Baseball cards and State Quarters, so they are a more stable class of collectible to hold. If fiat dies globally and only practical things matter while people are scrambling for food, fuel, medicine, shelter and weapons/ammo then bullion won't be worth much either. If that happens I'll probably keep all the food I grow but happily trade my kilos of different pure pharmaceuticals for their worthless boomer rocks.

>>56251160
qrd on "pure pharmaceuticals"?

>>56251178
I used to repackage and sell different meds for veterinary use, mostly antibiotics and antiparasitic agents. When the coof appeared in 2020 I found that my stockpiles of things like pure Ivermectin and Chloroquine went up 5,000% in value over the course of a few weeks, it was nuts. I don't actively sell it now but have tons of inventory which would be very valuable and useful if SHTF.

>>56249522
Worth the weight in gold or silver?

>>56250872
ignore the font/gilding on the reverse for any critiques.

>>56251493
Ah the glorious skull and crossbones, have to love those; yeah I like that layout

>>56251493
Arrrg! I love it matey!

>>56251493
doesn't look that bad .hey if you dont mind id like to make a realistic version of it like the grugerand i drew

>>56249778
Among the very best!! Imagine having circulating money look and feel like that instead of the absolute shit we have now. Imagine having Heracles on your coins instead of picrel.

>>56251669
Go for it, I’m no artist just a dabbler

>>56250676
The all powerful elite fud. Overestimating your enemy is worse than underestimating them. When you underestimate, the worst that can happen is that you die in glorious battle. When you overestimate, you condemn yourself and your progeny to life in chains. There is no "all-powerful elite". Every scam unwinds eventually and every empire falls. This is no different.

>>56250724
A beautiful display.

So lonely...

>>56250458
How many coins, 40?

>>56250753
Oh yes it's ladies night and the feeling's right
Oh yes it's ladies night, oh what a night, oh what a night!
Oh yes it's ladies night and the feeling's right
Oh yes it's ladies night, oh what a night.

>>56249000
>000
And with your spirit.

>>56251758
whats wrong anon?

>>56251840

Sad...
Tired...

>>56251758
>>56251846
I understand that feeling fren and I hope it fades in time for you

>>56251751
Thanks. Nice bug dude. I like the way it sparkles.

>>56251897

I went for a walk in the Park yesterday and had lunch outside. Today I didn't do anything. Just felt tired...

I go back to the wage cage soon.

Keep fighting the good fight frens

>>56251931

>>56251743
You offer nothing but ideals. There used to be a time where citizens would walk out of the city to cripple the power of the elites. While that is near impossible to pull off in today's world, it is still possible to do it locally with your family members. You would be utterly moronic to think that everyone should sacrifice their way of living for the collective when the elite hold the keys. The only way to win is to chip away bit by bit by moving outside of the system and showing others in your sphere of influence that you can succeed outside of it. When that gains momentum is when the elite will weaken. It's the most effective way to win. Afghanistan showed that the most powerful global military in existence can be defeated through decentralized attrition of indirect attacks. Those indirect attacks is getting the huge powerful force to burn through its resources, as in you make it as difficult as possible to grab you, or you do as much damage as you can to their instruments with the least amount of effort. The most passive way of doing that is to engage as little as possible in the system with the most extreme way of doing that is to burn or destroy critical infrastructure such as water/energy/food. I'm doing my part by making plans to be outside the system while BRICS can be the economic aggressors distracting our elites with their new world order being developed. This isn't FUD, this is pragmatic.

>>56251846
to go some coin stores. out of goals?

>>56250753
Young Liz is quite beautiful, I think simping in this instance is permissible.

>>56251920
Walk in the park is nice! Breath deep. Say something kind to someone. Do something nice for someone. Just because you can, while you can. There will be an echo, but don't listen for it. Just keep shouting love into the canyon until it is full.

>>56250051
>coins and even bullion is a visually appealing collection, not utilitarian.
i stack because it's actual money, not because it's pretty. you sound retarded

>>56251758
pull your shinies out and play with them. that'll cheer you up.

>>56252083
Shinies never leave, anon.

"I believe I know the only cure, which is to make one’s center of life inside of one’s self, not selfishly or excludingly, but with a kind of unassailable serenity — to decorate one’s inner house so richly that one is content there, glad to welcome anyone who wants to come and stay, but happy all the same when one is inevitably alone."

>>56251931
Hell yeah fren!

markets are open bros... I didn't buy anything over the weekend so I'll kms if it goes up

>>56252159

Did any of you buy gold from Costco?

>>56252166
>PIJA PEи PREI

Silver to the Moon

>>56249954
Yeah, they both mean Ireland, but the difference is a relic of the language's old case system.

>>56252258
Nice Apollo XI rounds fren!

>>56249232
Fistfull of Plata pura Booba

>>56250293
>Tudor Beasts
But they're nowhere near as aesthetically pleasing as the Queens Beasts, which was what captured the other anon in the first place.

>>56252275
Thanks

>>56252304

>delivery passed customs

>>56252307
He didn't mention aesthetics at all though, and I think that's really a matter of personal taste. For me the first consideration is price, and I just can't bother to spend 75-150 euros on 2 oz coins that were minted in high amounts.
In fact, I have some pretty tight limits. That's why I might not finish this series. I missed the very first coin (Isis) and now it's over 50 euros. So nah, count me out. And here's the latest coin, but I've already bought the Chad 2 oz Anubis coin (5000 mintage) for a bit less per oz than this is going for. So hey, I guess I don't need this one either! There are still many other interesting coins I could buy, and many countries I still haven't got anything from yet.

They are hellbent on crushing down PMs holy fuck.. Is another bank on the brink of collapsing?

>>56252756
JP Morgan bought off the justice system to get its case squashed so have been able to resume their fuckery in the markets now the "eye" is off them.

AI is pretty cool

>>56252789

>>56252756
It's only just started, we're not going to find out the trend for at least a day.

>>56249483
im liking v6 or v7, gilded coin is a great call and other side i dont think needs gilding.

>>56252789
Famous last words!

>>56250458

Well done Anon. A lot of work and discipline went into that. It is tangible proof of your worthiness as a man. Kudos.

>>56252159

>>56251826
where can I get the pendant? Looks interesting.

>>56252947
>>56252947
mene or Lepage

>>56252928

Test?

>>56253017
HOLY SHIT BOYS IM BACK. 8 MONTHS OF NO WIFI AND SOME FAGGOT IN MY TOWN GOT US RANGE BANNED.

How are you all doing on this lovely Sunday night?

>the Chris Chan coin I’d been putting off buying got bought and now I’m pissed.

>>56253027
there's a chris chan coin? welcome back fren

>>56253001
Do you want me to crop that?

>>56253042
not necessarily, just posting more that it generated. i liked the one you cropped the best so far. they take a while to generate :(

>>56253001
I would actually consider a pmg round if they used quality designs like this instead of garbage tier meme artistry

>>56249483
Can you post this one? I’d like to play around and submit ideas.

>>56251920
My existential dread and crippling depressive weakened by my desires to start a small market garden and feed my community healthy produce in exchange for fiat that becomes gold and silver.

You gotta find that something, fren. Otherwise what really is the point?

>>56253065
>this one?
which one

>>56253075
Nah it’s all good. I see you posted one higher up in the thread.

>>56249483
my vote goes to pmg 2023 999fine.
I love will forever love the "coming for that 999 fine booty" line

>56253065
i like the apu on the top left hand corner. that could work maybe with this backside for another coin later on.

>>56253064
you'd have to confirm with them, but i bet something like that would increase the price a lot. i'd be fine with it and they should do a round like that

>>56253041
Kiwi Farms made one in 2021. Kept it in my wishlist and someone slurped before I could. I’m the proud owner of every meme coin save for Christine.

>>56252843
Yeah, but i meant for the past month or so, it's been pretty steady.
I find it interesting (((they))) are pumping hard shitcoins at the exact same time, considering they rode on the back of the PMs narrative (inflation hedge) with bitcorn for the past 2 years. And for both dump/pump, no credible macro justification anywhere to be found, this is a blatant psyops agenda at play.

I’ve gone deep into silver and probably need to stop drunkenly ordering lots of 5. Currently sitting at 5:800 and need to balance things out.

The most economic fraction besides full ounces is 1/4 and not 1/10, right? 600$ hurts much more than 220$, tho.

>>56253055

>>56253153
>Currently sitting at 5:800 and need to balance things out
loling @ (you), you are like a little unbalance baby. Watch and learn
*ahem*
>0.5:2000

I'm getting four 10oz silver bars delivered next week. I have a fixation on the pamp suisse kind. Idk maybe it's 90's nostalgia brain worming it's way to the top when i save up to buy silver. This will put me up to 134 oz of silver since i'm too poor wage-slavey to afford gold yet.

>>56253180
>0.5:2000

based as always

>>56251920
thinking about you anon. like the other anon said breathe deep and emit love. consider working out as well, anytime i lift weights it immediately makes me feel like a force of nature.

>>56252010
oh they WILL walk out. problem is it will get much much worse before that happens.

>>56253293
This mountain of scrap is so magnificent, i never get bored looking at it. Any slurping worth mentioning lately fren?

Was thinking of you bro when i was out in the big flea market charity thing this weekend. Just came back home after a long ride.
I had lot of fun, but business wise it ended up being complete shit. It was only tons upon tons of worthless boomers' trinkets.

Only things i managed to secure are a heavy -over 2kg for sure, but i yet have to weight it- 18th c. tin plate (thanks to you, since i decided to learn about tin hallmarks after you posted about how undervalued it is as a metal).
2x anti-jewish pamphlets in an anti-masonic catholic magazine called "International revue of Secret Societies" from 1930.
1x elementary school book of morale virtue (yes, it was a thing back then, before corruption of the youth became a priority) for the year 1882, only read few pages, but this is super based already.
1x incredibly obscur philately book specializing on old french stamp markings of a specific region, full of engraving. Idk anything about stamps, but when i tried to acquire reading material about 16-18th c. silver hallmarks, i couldn't find any book below 300€, so i thought it could be the same about stamps? I.e very low print, ultra-specialized stuff about various collections.
And THE only big score of the weekend : a technical book about anti-hacking procedures for electronic surveillance devices. When i saw the book i taught to myself "no fucking way something so specific and designed for spooks isn't worth monies!". And bingo, the book last sold copies went for 160-200€ on ebay. Which was also the price tag for new copies back when it was in print.

The total costed me 8€, so i can't complain too much, let say the gains will pay for the fuel, restaurants and the flashing from fucking radars over speed limits (twice, and for 1-2mph over the limit :/, literally organized thievery/hidden tax targeting evil goyim still using their cars)

>>56253282
>134 oz of silver since i'm too poor wage-slavey to afford gold yet
Respectable for a wage Anon. Good to see. Keep your chin up, you're smarter than most wage workers.

>>56253527
Yes, anon. We were made to move, to act in the world. Good advice, good will to our fren.

>>56251493
That looks pretty good!

>>56253804
this pic is literally me, im 100% only silver and gold

am i gonna make it

>>56253585
I haven't slurped any scrap in a week or so, haven't really been looking either though as I've been focusing more on locating and learning more about various arcane antiques for my collections and networking with other antique collectors to trade with. The most exciting discovery lately occurred several days ago when I was looking at old pictures of a circa 1916-1920 scrapbook (like a photo and memento album) I have had since I was a kid and which has been in storage for years, and realized that it has a Major League baseball game ticket from 1917 from a game that the famous baseball star Ty Cobb was in. They're very rare so research is difficult and I found no exact matches, but my sense is that it could be worth around $1000 or more, and certainly no less than $400. I never paid attention to the many different tickets in the scrapbook before as I was interested in other things. I'll carefully remove it and send it in for grading and slabbing, and there may be other valuable sports game tickets in the book too. Quite amusing how I own so much cool stuff that I can find treasure by just digging through my own collections again kek.

>>56253585
>18th c. tin plate
A 2 kilo platter/charger sounds awesome, please post pics of that fren. Antique pewter (poor man's silver) usually isn't worth a fortune but it will certainly be worth more than the ~$50 of tin content, plus it looks extremely cool and old-school so is nice to own and admire. It looks like you did pretty well at the flea market congrats man, and if the book on old French postage stamps turns out to be desirable then you'll do better than break-even. I bought a big dictionary-sized book on US trademarks printed in 1979 a while ago for $1, very obscure with no sales data anywhere so I had it listed for a truly semitic amount and after a few months someone offered $150 for it. Your stamp book may be like that, list it with a ridiculous price + OBO option and eventually the right autist will find it.

instincts say :
it is time to get out of the system as best we can. last chance soon. (only confirming what we have all known already for a long time now)
the next 3 years will be rough but at least we are passed the turning point and on our way to the other side of whatever the fuck this is.
real world assets, commodities, common everyday goods and services will revalued+ and "disconnected" from 'Wall Street'
PMs will just be one of these real world assets.
in the center of the storm now.
Lively action will begin in earnest in 2024.
2026 will be the earliest we see a calming , a settling or a balance of stability of some kind return.

>>56251493
Nice. Eagerly awaiting the gilded crusader

>>56253804
>you're smarter than most wage workers.
Thank you anon. I hope to own at least one ounce of gold someday but silver is more fun to transfer assets into. The kilo bar is my prize among the stack

>>56254112
This is a pretty solid intuition, although I do not think we are anywhere close to the turning point because at it's heart, the bond market implosion will reveal a massive shortfall of resources (hence why we stack physical stores of value). The economy will take possibly DECADES of the masses working depressed wages to scrimp by and actually stash away enough savings to recapitalize the banks in order to move things forward. At it's heart, an economy needs SAVINGS, aka deferred consumption. The monetarists were attempting to substitute credit and spurn on monetary velocity in lieu of economic fundamentals and the economy we built the last 40 years is going to come to a screeching halt.

WAGMI /pmg/
We are the new 1%

>>56253282
Depending on your home life, relationships, friendships, hobbies etc. Now is likely a good time to be working a second job for general security but also having more excess cash to stack. I'm coming up on my second year of working a second job in order to make more investments and my life's financial health has made some serious gains. No one knows where/when the endgame is, and once we cross that threshold will be like going off into the deep end. The "safe haven" of PMs will no longer be an option to dump your money. Your paychecks may go straight into 100% cost of living for YEARS before the price of PMs rips due to deflationary pressure. Even if you have PMs, expect the coming collapse to be like someone squeezing your balls to see if your drop any silver from your hands. Expect the banks to wring the economy out like a sponge.

>>56249308

I also purchased that particular 10 Goldback.

I just liked the way the girl sat upon the cannon.

Lord! What we'll do for a pretty face....

interesting discussion here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oU_zhkMN1A&ab_channel=ClifHigh

>>56254224
>to see if your drop any silver from your hands.
Nope, gonna make me a tiny dragon hoard and when i die, it will all go to my nephew for generational wealth since i have no kids.

>>56254299
The point is, I think everyone who stacks PMs should have a physical cash buffer incase banks shut down for awhile.
Because in all honesty, once PMs hit the mainstream you probably don't want to be seen walking in to one to sell physical silver for cash for awhile.
It's pretty scary to think about, but when the ponzi blows up and hyper inflates away we will be in some very serious times. Desperate people create dangerous situations that you would want to avoid. The price move of metals imo will not be something you read about in a newspaper, but something you FEEL. I expect the Fed, the government, the banks, the corporations to adjust quite quickly in a pre-planned fashion when it does happen. It will feel like we got blindsided with no time to react. And with that will come opportunistic thieves looking to rob PMs buyers/sellers.

>>56249308
NH is the best series imo
>>56249840
>those premiums
they aren't really premiums if you actually spend them

>>56251826
based novus ordo attendee

>>56254278
>Clif High

I love that nigga like you wouldn't believe, making investment decisions based on what he says is probably unwise but listening to that magnificent schizo is peak entertainment. Check out his substack if you don't monitor it already:
https://clifhigh.substack.com/

>>56251697
>>56249483
alright here's what I've come up with ,just imagine it being silver instead of gold.

>>56254484
DO IT TO IT

looks awesome anon

Where get mintanon’s coins?

>>56254514
i just hope he's still in here
>verification not required

>>56254398
>making investment decisions based on what he says is probably unwise

Probably, but to be fair everything he's forecasted so far has started to unfold. The only time he really gets wrong is the timing.

>>56248964
Is it worth it to just slurp junk silver if I get it at a lower premium than bullion bars and coins? Should I split my money between them just in case?

>>56254373
>And with that will come opportunistic thieves looking to rob PMs buyers/sellers.

It's a risk anywhere, but I've never lived in a safer or more wholesome state than Wyoming. More guns per-capita than anywhere, constitutional no-permit/license open-carry for anyone and literally the fewest blacks per-capita of any state in the union, it's wonderful. Last week my kid's school sent an email to all parents addressing the concerns of some parents who saw a rare negroid lazily ambling around the neighborhood. The cops were called to take out the trash and then the school reassured everyone that they're now keeping the doors locked and will have someone posted at the door to unlock and hold it open when they see students and parents walking up. Instead of cucked and inconvenient prison-like surveillance and security measures used in diverse shitholes which punish decent white folk the arrangement is now even more convenient than before. The people here have no idea how based they are, that's just the way things work Wyoming.

>>56254014
Same, 270oz and only a tenth ounce of gold.

>>56254533
anonymintpm.com/

>>56254603
>270oz and only a tenth ounce of gold.

Good to see more fellow enlightened silverchads. I was wondering about that chunky silver chain (5 or 6oz IIRC?), how did you come across it? Was it a good deal bought secondhand or a splurge prompted by love for the shiniest of shiny metals?

>>56254654
A trade, actually. A friend of mine didn't appreciate what he had and was eager to sell it. 6.75oz of .925 for $250 CAD.

>>56254645
Thanks fren.

Are we concerned about the Gold and Silver price and technicals at the moment?

>>56254564
Keep up the good fight anon. Wish I could say the same about my state CA. I could go on but you get the idea. Hopefully I find something neat next Sunday at the Rose bowl flea market.

>>56248964
I'm looking to buy gold in order to convert credit into cash without a cash advance fee, is a bullion or coin better, and how much can I expect to lose doing this? I'm going to buy gold and then sell it immediately for cash.

>>56254484
I like this one best, even better if it’s gold. Make it MintAnon

>>56254663
So you traded something worth 250CAD for it? For swapping with a friend that's quite fair considering what it would likely cost new. I'd love a big fat sterling cuban link chain to play with, I've never worn jewelry but might sport something like that on occasion.

>>56254709
>Rose bowl flea market.
Good luck anon! I don't know how they do things but some markets will let people in early if they pay a higher entry fee, in my experience it's worth it so be sure to get there before opening and have a reusable shopping bag in your pocket to carry your booty around if you're looking for sterling silverware or other bulky stuff in addition to normal coins/bullion.

We dipping and slurping more this week like last week or what's going to happen?

>>56254808
I'm also not much for jewelry, but my newfound love of silver made me appreciate intricate workings of the metal.

>>56254808
Thanks for the tip anon, ill be setting up a stall with my dad so hopefully I can take a look before it opens at 5am.

>>56254831
Sub $20 by Thursday if dubs

>>56254691
Eh not yet. At most my asshole will clench up for a few days. But you get used to jews and their paper games. The cost of mining is only going up.

>>56254875
>ill be setting up a stall with my dad

Oh, well that changes the dynamic significantly! What sort of stuff does your dad sell? I've set up at a few flea markets and antique shows and the primary reason a significant minority of the dealers seem to pay for a table is to get the very first pick of the best goodies other sellers have, actually moving inventory themselves is welcome of course but a secondary motivation to acquiring rare cheapies for their own collections. Since you'll be there just as early as anyone else be sure to hustle and get set up fast so you can beat the slow old boomers to the prizes.

I just need Bold to ship out my shinies tomorrow

>>56255082

>>56254854
>my newfound love of silver made me appreciate intricate workings of the metal.

I like the dynamic dimensionality old silver acquires over time, an attractive patina adds a lot of depth, character and contrast to the features of coins or silverware. I'd be quite surprised if anyone could compare the St George and dragon on a gold Sovereign with that same reverse on an old silver Crown and sincerely say the rendering in gold looks better.

>>56255025
Not selling any silver or rare stuff that's for sure lol. Costume jewelry, guitars, other odds and ends we can do without. There are a couple hundred booths so ill only have a few seconds looking at each one to see if any shinies catch my eye.

Ban AI faggot shit from /pmg/

why is the thread so dead when we are dippin hard

I have over 50000€ saved and can save a bit over 20000€ a year, what % should I realistically put into gold iyo? Thinking about diversifying my investments but as of yet I don't have enough money for big investments and anything minor like stocks or bonds is going to get taxed to shit

>>56256054
My personal end goal is 5% of my total wealth. I spend about 300-400usd on PMs a month, because it is both a hobby and a form of savings, so I can justify it that way. I don't believe there is any real 'best practice' for PM stacking, everyone here is just going on what makes sense to them and what they enjoy and/or are comfy with. Try buying 5oz of silver a month for a little bit and see how it feels.

>>56254398
>>Clif High
yeah i'm not making major decisions based on his talks, per se.
but i think somehow he's onto something, even if its just a form of echoing, vocalizing or summarizing what it is some already sense, know and feel.
for most of us, there's only so much we can do anyways. and i'm guessing we've already done it. sold, saved, bought, stacked, prepped, stashed, buried, whatever.

>>56254553
Depends on the purity but if it's 90+% and cheap, go for it.
I have some even lower quality coins as well, but it adds useless weight. Can still be worth it but depends on how low the premiums are. Here I can get 625 for spot price.

>>56254757
Sounds like a good strategy if you are planning to be a fugitive for a decade or two.

>>56254757
how much is the cash advance fee?
you will pay a premium when buying the gold, no matter what you buy it with
you will probably lose this premium when selling because most buyers will buy at spot price (+/-), if your lucky


what you "save" in avoiding cash advance fee will likely be "lost" in the premiums built into the purchase price of the gold

>>56254278
>>56254398
No idea he was still at it, he's the guy who made those schizo reports based on word clusters or whatever right?

Yom Kippur is amazing.
I love Israel.
Bless the Jews.

>>56256593
I've only listened to a few of his talks. Some of the interviews available are difficult to listen to because the "interviewer" is constantly interrupting him and he doesn't get a chance to follow through and layout the entirety of ideas and concepts.

but his system of study sort of makes sense. he takes in data of public discussion, comment, stories, etc. (available from modern communications via internet and digital media) and puts it all in a data base.
then he runs it through some sort of programmed matrix set to recognize, catalogue and apply statistical analysis to specific key words, phrases, etc.

the analysis yields a data set that basically gives insight into the topics, subject matter, dynamics, trends and so on, of peoples thought's, feelings, concerns, based upon what is being said or talked about in the informational feeds.

it sort of makes sense. i mean, in a way, its basically like eavesdropping on the conversationsof a group. if the group is unaware of the eavesdropping, then you might estimate that the things they discuss are honestly what they are experiencing or thinking about or planning to do

extrapolate this to all of society and whamo. there you go. there's alot more to it than that i'm sire. but its something like this
i think Clif has other projects and studies. he is an IT geek among other things.

>>56254484
I'd love to buy these as 1/2 or 1 troy ounce rounds.

I never knew until now just how big US debt was when it's compared to other countries around the world.

Can anyone help ID this coin?

>>56256912

Token - Qing Dynasty Emperors Kangxi, 1662-1722

>>56256957
Location People's Republic of China
Type Souvenir medals › Tourist souvenir
Composition Copper-nickel
Weight 20 g
Diameter 39 mm
Shape Round
Technique Milled
Orientation Medal alignment
Number N#36735 Help

>>56256967
Numista › Exonumia › China › China, People's Republic of
Token - Qing Dynasty Emperors Kangxi, 1662-1722
Token - Qing Dynasty Emperors (Kangxi, 1662-1722) - obverseToken - Qing Dynasty Emperors (Kangxi, 1662-1722) - reverse
© baggasuresh

Features
Location People's Republic of China
Type Souvenir medals › Tourist souvenir
Composition Copper-nickel
Weight 20 g
Diameter 39 mm
Shape Round
Technique Milled
Orientation Medal alignment
Number N#36735 Help
Commemorative issue
Kangxi Emperor (1662 - 1722)

Obverse
Bust of Kangxi Emperor

Lettering:
帝皇熙康清大
1662 - 1722

Reverse
Dragon

Lettering:
清大
帝皇大二十

Edge
Reeded

>>56256905
Those are junk

>>56254484
If you made this into half ounce 22k yellow gold with 28mm diameter I will buy one. Just make sure you give us plenty of time to save up as I wouldn't want to miss out on it.

>>56256957
>>56256986
Thanks frens, I didn't buy it

>>56256857
And that's just the "hard" debt and just at the Federal level of government. It doesn't include the "soft" debt, meaning programmatic obligations like Social Security and Medicare/medicaid nor the contractual obligations of employee pensions. It doesn't include State-level debt. And it doesn't include private debt: commercial loans, credit cards, mortgages, etc. The total debt load is mind-boggling. It is a hole so big it would swallow most of the world's supply of dollars and the whirlpool would suck in the global economy.

>>56256857
You can tell this is a globalist commie made graph with the idea being pushed that its the average American Citizen that owes and will pay the debt.

>>56257137
They will, through inflation. But I get what you're saying.

>>56257137
>You can tell this is a globalist commie made graph with the idea being pushed that its the average American Citizen that owes and will pay the debt.

Really?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Peter_G._Peterson_Foundation

We are going to grin and bear this. Do not lose heart if we go to 18, we average down. Not stacking weight, being called towards junk again, stay strong.

>>56257102
Shut the fuck up CHUD, this has been fact checked and debunked, experts say that with modern monetary theory, we can spend as much money as we want with no consequences whatsoever, keep spreading your misinformation and I'll have you imprisoned

But in all seriousness, Christ is King

>>56257102
There aren't enough dollars anywhere in the world to settle all debts. By design.

peak jewish manipulation today for paper silver. It's afraid.
''Don't buy silver goyim, look it's bearish!''

>>56257778

>>56257778
Amen, He is the light that will see us through to provide for our families

bring the price down more jews, I am about to buy 1000 oz of physical silver

I want to know just how low they will let this go. They're only doing this so they can fill their empty vaults.

>>56258401
holy based

The dollar is ''strong'' goy, that's why silver is going down! Trust us

ITS OVER

>>56257684
> being called towards junk again
What's your idea here? I noticed some junk dropped in price today (common .835 and newer .900 stuff) but others didn't (older .900 like the ones I bought).

>>56258492
older U.S coins holds higher premiums in U.S constitutional, everyone wants mercs, morgans, all that cool looking stuff, is what i'm assuming

frens should i buy some ashai rounds today? like 200 usd worth?

>>56258742
I'm tempted but I'm going to wait, it should go lower during this holy holiday week

Can we somehow get the image limit increased to 175?

wtf is happen

>>56258492
eBay Panic sellers, I’ll be watching newly listed junk lots like a hawk and probably budget $500 a week.

image limit reached, new thread starting
>>56259261
>>56259261
>>56259261

>>56259157
If retards wouldn't post off-topic images we would be fine with the 150 limit.

>>56259450
High image/text ratio is a sign of higher quality effort posting unless it's just someone dumping a hentai folder or whatever so limiting the number of images that can be posted seems like a bad idea.

>>56248964
Is anyone pre ordering this on monument or would it be best to wait until it's in stock?

>>56260489
>Is anyone pre ordering this on monument
Why there? Even Apmex has them for over $120 less.

And why didn't you sage? Let this thread die already.

>>56259679
Did we really need these images?
>>56258492
>>56257778
>>56257707
>>56257137
>>56256648

Killing this thread with posts....

>>56260660
... is the humane thing to do...

>>56260675
... Just ten more to go ...

>>56260698
Anybody gonna help?

>>56260714
Eight more.

>>56260734
Don't forget to sage if you help...

>>56260742
Boring...

>>56260759
Almost there...

>>56260769
Three more

>>56260781
I can feel it, Dave...

Limits reached, new thread here:
>>56259261
>>56259261
>>56259261

>>56260660
Thank you for your service

>>56255108
As much as I like going to the LCS and snagging some coins immediately, there really is something special about having PMs in the mail.

>>56250724
if you're happy that you have it, it's not wasted money. I even buy coins if they look like they would be cool to own.