/biz/ - Business & Finance

First for God and Jesus

cope or wisdom?

>>56259299
They’ve fucking done it. The bastards have done it. The federal reserve has fulfilled its mandate once again, and curbed inflation. The soft landing was joked about, but the market has almost in unison declared victory for the dollar. We’re back to status quo and it was fucking lightning fast. I’m not sure there is anyway to beat modern monetary policy. I’m completely stonkered. I can’t believe they did it.

>>56259299
it's the goyim's fault!
-Peter Thiel

>>56259425
*Schiff
wrong jew

Finally an excuse to get one of these

>>56259276

>>56259299
Soooo....Is it time to slurp some gold deals, bros?

>>56259276
based and blessed

>>56259299

USD is still seen as the safe-haven, not gold.

>>56259261
What do Anons think of this new silver round?

>Want to buy the dip
>Can't go to LCS cause i'm sick as a dog

This is hell

>>56259299
Sounds like a juice.

>>56259479
Yeah but not that. Buy an ounce unless you can get a fractional closer to spot. If 4 quarter ounces adds up to more than getting an ounce you're losing money.

>>56259495
fucking cringe imagine having a politician on a round thats just a puppet of the fed banks.

the last real president was JFK because he was going to war with the federal reserve to fight and keep the gold and silver standard.

look at what happen to him

just saying anon

>>56259479
>>56259578
JM has a good deal on the Swiss Miss LMUs (Vrenellis) right now. It's basically spot (per Yahoo's idea of gold's spot price).
https://www.jmbullion.com/20-francs-swiss-gold-coin-au/

>>56259479
>>56259578
JM has a good deal on the Swiss Miss LMUs (Vrenellis) right now. It's 2.6% above spot (per Yahoo's idea of gold's spot price).
https://www.jmbullion.com/20-francs-swiss-gold-coin-au/

>>56259509
Don't worry anon, by the time you are better they will have smacked the price to under $20 for even more cheapies. That's my slurp target anyways.

>>56259678
Looks like they already sold out of those.

>>56259595
What about silver backs? Is this worth it?

>>56259665
Thanks anon I aspire to have a small treasure chest of swiss francs and roosters someday

>>56259701
>>56259678
Nevermind, I refreshed and they showed up as purchasable again. That's weird.

>>56259509
We invented a wonderful thing, it's called internet and you currently are using it. What's even better is you also can use it to pass orders online, from the comfort of your bed!

>>56259706
silverbacks are a meme, but a cool meme
if you like dragons anon just get a dragon-themed round, i think there is some around, but its majority Chinese dragons, its harder to find western dragons

For the frens wondering why (((they))) are crashing silver with no survivors, here's the answer.

>>56259706
Not that one. Silver Dragons' channel is mostly just a commercial for SD Bullion now.

>>56259701
checked

>>56259706
Holy fuck, 10 bucks for 1/1000 ozt of silver!? I thought goldbacks had a ridiculous premium but this is a whole new level.

>>56259855
From the product details, how can they write this
>the Dragon Silverback Silver Note charts its own course with ultra-affordable silver

>>56259894
>>56259855
yea silverback seems like a massive rip off piece of garbage to me. I'll just buy a silver maple or a 2024 britannia instead

>>56259792
Uh, so bunks are dumping silver to slurp cheapies?

>>56259792

>>56259939
silver maples and britannia are a ripoff to me.
I'll just buy junk silver instead

>>56259844
>...701
>checked
??
Anyway... just got one. Man, the site is slow. They must be getting slammed.

>>56260020
nah. Queen date of death is on the new Maple and the new Britannia has the new king. These years will have numismatic value. They will be worth more than a round in 10 years. Always buy govt backed bullion when you can

>>56259678
In the UK, Chards had them on a special offer last month as well. An reason why they are being pushed so much right now?

I want to buy but I know it will keep going down

>>56259961
No?

>>56260141
Well, then explain Mr. Max Pain.

>>56260103
They are plentiful, and can be used as attractors or even loss leaders at any time. For instance, I added a couple of silvers I don't yet have as well.

>>56260150
Shitload of ppl went long on silver prices via SLV futures, with calls maturing from september to January 2024. And close to no one on the other side of the trade. JPM positioned themselves short, and now are dumping the price to liquidate all those long positions and bank billions USD in the process. Literally free monies.

>>56260217
So they gonna slurp?

>>56260103
Those swiss 20F aren't priced so great for me. This is the best deal on gold I can get. Premium is actually less than a 1 oz coin.
I thought of buying one, but got some old junk silver instead. Maybe I should have bought both.

>>56260251
Never as much as your mom.

>>56259479
>Soooo....Is it time to slurp some gold deals, bros?
Yes, it is. I slurped this weekend.

>>56260321
Same. I’m very excited about my shineys coming.

>>56259792
Can someone explain what are puts and calls to someone who doesn't know a thing about them.

How's your day going Anon?

>>56260379
Slurped a 5oz bar just in case things go even lower but still getting in on the dip. Still waiting on an order of 40 Noah's Arks. It looks like it's going to rain. I'm mildly comfy.

>>56260431
Looking good fren! Keep on stacking.

>>56260379
Good. I have to write a paper for school and write an invoice. I need some help. Is it more profitable to say, buy cheap collectibles then go long, or to start flipping whatever I can find that’s cheap and sell for a quick profit.

Is anyone pre ordering this on monument or is it best to wait?

>>56260076
>These years will have numismatic value.

That's what everyone thought when the 1964 Kennedy half was released so they got hoarded by everyone. Yeah of course the Maples and Britannias will be worth more than rounds, but every mouthbreathing stacker on earth was abuzz about the speculative numismatic prospects of the last Lizzies and first Chucks, so like the Kennedy halves they've been hoarded in numbers far beyond any likely future demand and thus won't really see the outsized gains those mouthbreathers expect. I'm not saying they're a bad buy or won't appreciate, but no one will be retiring off of their future numismatic premiums.

>>56260431
>>56260447
>>56260496


How did you become so based? What is the secret?

>>56260511
Smoking crack

>>56260528

Teach me your ways.

>>56260511
Just B urself

>>56260559
Okay… I am lost… constantly…. The only thing I can depend on is Jesus christ. As long as I follow the 10 commandments I really don’t have to do anything else. That’s the point of my life, serving God. Gains are an illusion. The game is one of life and death, and your choices determine the outcome.

Just ordered a 10oz KOOKABURRA coin I am pumped. I FUCKING LOVE KOOKABURRA COINS. THEY ARE THE BEST COINS.

>>56260375
You pay a premium for a ticket that gives you the right to either buy (call) / or sell (put) at the time and price listed on the ticket you purchased. Everyone purchased tickets for a low premium for the right to sell silver at a later date at high price. If the consumer market stands to profit significantly off of any move, the price must be manipulated in order to strip that from the consumer and give to the banks, which have the exclusive right to infinite amounts of capitol to do whatever they want to the market. This is what is known as free market capitalism.

>>56259855
Silverbacks are even more of a novelty than goldbacks. I imagine they are like copper pennies in the sense that the cost to produce them is greater than the raw value of the material.

I have real wealth and most people don't

>>56260579
You’re a giant pussy dude. Lmao.

CHOOSE YOUR FATE!

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CHOOSE WISELY!

Pepe, his pockets heavy

>>56260496
You need to have an extremely good sense for the specific collectibles, the overall market and generational demographic effects to profitably "go long". If adults are hoarding Barbie dolls in boxes or Longaberger baskets then you won't make money doing the same thing, because when they die their collections will flood the market. If however you saw what a sensation something like Pokemon cards Tamagotchis would be and bought those early and sought out rare limited edition versions then kept them mint in box/pack for 20+ years until the kids who loved them grew up and had good jobs to pay for nostalgia you would have made good money. It's a lot more straightforward and predictable to flip unrecognized gems you buy cheap.

>>56260375
Call = The right, but not obligation, to buy X at Y price by Z date
Put = The right, but not obligation, to sell X at Y price by Z date

So instead of buying the underlying, you buy the OPTION to buy the underlying.

So if some stonk is trading at $100 today, and you think by December 2024 it will go up to $180, you could either buy the stock outright (lets assume 100 shares, or $10000) and then sell it for $18000 (assuming you are right), making an 80% profit, OR, you buy the OPTION to buy it for $100 instead, lets say that cost $15/share. So you pay $1500 (for 100 shares worth) for the option itself. Then you are right and it goes to $180. You can then buy 100 shares for $100 ($10000) and sell immediately for $180 ($18000), netting $8000. Minus the $1500 you paid up front for the option, you end up with a profit of $6500. In other words, you turned $1500 into $6500, a profit of 333%.

It's a way to increase leverage. The downside? Well, what if you are wrong and the stock actually goes down to $90 by time it expires? Now your option is WORTHLESS. Because why would you want to exercise your right to buy for $100, if the open market has it for $90? The option is now worth $0, a 100% loss. But if you had the stock instead, you would be down just 10% - and no time limit on it going back up.

Options are a way of leveraged gambling. Though you can play the other side as well and be the one selling options instead of buying.

>>56260722
Shitposter goes to the filter.

>>56260826

https://youtu.be/ogvt_TZOhHo?si=aMxTuglBRXItsgnh

I don't care if it's onions I'm going to buy one of these

>>56260511
Been on chans for the past decade and a half, /biz/ for the past 3 years and here in /pmg/ for the past year and a half.

>>56260900

Where were you before biz?

>>56259495
americans are so fucking cringe

>>56260505
> last Lizzies and first Chucks
I bought this instead. And the 2017 trident privy britannia (20th anniversary). And also the 2022 british trade dollar (another EIC coin).
Didn't buy any coronation or even regular britannias this year, because they were more expensive than wieners, so I stacked those instead.

>>56260874
It's actually government minted? That's crazy

are there any other gold bullion coins that have luster similar to maples?

>>56260971
yeah. premiums are stupid though. I'm only buying 1 or 2 oz. the 10oz bar is kino but definitely not worth it

>>56260955
I don't follow Britbong coins but I'd imagine pieces that didn't get hyped to death and hoarded en masse will prove to be better numismatic investments. If "muh collectability" of something is obvious to even the lowliest of retards then almost invariably it won't appreciate as hoped.

>>56260379
Will be done (((waging))) in 35 minutes.

>>56260874
They're pretty...
>>56186396

it is starting to feel overly obvious that retail limit orders can be seen as retail limit orders. it feels like i can directly control, to an extent, the price on certain stocks. i've been changing this order that won't fill all morning and the price is directly reacting to my orders. orders a couple cents above the current price will result in it riding just above my order. move the price up, the share price increases to then ride the new limit. decrease the order to 10 cents below the current price, it will drop and now ride the new limit. never filling. bouncing off of it for hours now. what the fuck.

>>56261098
Yep.

Hope everyone is having a good weekend so far!
Current Status:
>Crusader - Waiting on production sample
>Presales were not reopened for the Crusader
>2023 Anime Prospector is now in stock and ready for shipment
>Pirate Coin will be next, presales will likely open up soon after the production sample is in hand
>Store inventory updated, if you want some uncirculated meme coins now is your chance

>>56260617
>>56260814
Much appreciated.

Im looking for a mint ive seen in the PMGs. Its like Saint something (place). Real detailed 1 oz rounds that have a following

>>56261098
Can you explain this kikery in more detail? Are you saying that you can't place an options order because the stock price is being manipulated in real time to override the margin on your order? If so, how much fuckin stock are your options for? I can't imagine they would do that unless it like 1% or more of the available stock or you have a massive following with your trades or something.

>>56259261
I bought $5 face off half dollars the other day and they’re all 1964 Kennedys. Is this a good or bad thing?

>>56261207
No the limit order at your strike price will never get filled even it fucking dips below your strike and you see orders being filled the broker doesn’t pool any shares or dole them out to you l, you just ignored and you can never do anything except fucking market buy at 5% over. I can stand this shit.

>>56261232
Oh so you're saying that if they see retail options going one way, they simply refuse to fill those orders and adjust the price to enrich their own positions? If so, I figured that goes on. Fuckin rigged game for the most part. JPM paid almost a billion in fines for that sorta crap in the PMs market and they keep doing it anyway.

>>56261207
i had a limit for whatever amount of et shares at 13.75 (days range has been 13.67-14.05). the price was at 13.68. refresh ticker page right after submitting order. price is now 13.71. it sits between 13.71 and 13.70 for 20 minutes. despite hitting 13.70 20 or more times in that period of time, i filled 0 shares. i moved the order up to 13.80. refresh the page. the price is now 13.81 - 13.80. it again hits off of 13.80 20 times or so without filling a single share. move the limit to 13.65, refresh the page, and the price is now 13.69. can't say for sure without seeing the code, but it sure feels like there is some preference given to non-retail orders. it didn't used to be like this 3-4 years ago.

>>56260934
rent free

Now we wait for orders while the price keeps dipping

>billing address is different from shipping address
>order processing, know the apmex jews are going to shut it down

>>56259595
Is there a conspiracy doc I can watch about JFK?

>>56261630
Oliver Stone's JFK documentaries are good.

>>56261630
none that actually tell you the truth
they just drone on and on about bullet trajectories and other irrelevant shit

>>56261637
>>56261644
Idrc about the assassination. I know the feds did it. But about his war on fed reserve

>>56260814
This is really well said, thank you anon

>>56259495
I'm going to buy a lot of them, and use them as a form of payment when the dollar collapses so that I can see the look on liberal's faces as they wrestle with the decision on if they want to accept payment or go without pay.

>>56261658
yeah that was a good explanation

>>56261657
If I was a Fed, I would have just hired Lee Harvey Oswald to do it, he had a Russian wife that he married when he had defected to the Soviet Union that he brought with him to America when he defected back to the United States, after all.
Lot of strings a fed could pull there.

>>56260736
There was a good youtube video about some shysters who created a video game "rating agency" and who authenticate and grade vintage video games still in the boxes. The only problem is the same guys who set up that company were also operating the ebay store and unloading $100 video game for like $5000 because some putz is dumb enough to slurp it up. So essentially all of the collector value and appreciation has happened and there is no telling whether the market for those things will collapse or not.
Invest in collectibles at your own risk. Much of the value for these things is propped up by the unsustainable economic system that gives Americans an ungodly amount of purchasing power on the world market. If we revert back to a net-zero trade balance this service economy will implode and no one will be sitting around with $5000 stashed away in a video game.

>>56261799
if you're gonna buy a collectible, at least let it be made out of precious metal

Crypto nerds will seethe. I consolidated the last of my crypto assets into BTC, used that and my BTC "cash"-back from one of my credit cards and ordered 12 silver rounds. That's 43.22 grams 999 gold and 15 Troy ounces silver total that I bought with Bitcoin.

>>56261839
based, good job anon
now is not the time to be invested in magic internet money

>>56261839
Is that all you were able to buy with your crypto pull out? Doesn't seem like a whole lot.

>>56261858
feel free to show us your massive stack

>>56261858
I didn't have a lot in crypto to begin with. More in PMs all the time but I see the utility in crypto so it made sense for me to have my side gig money in there instead of stocks. But I'm taking a break from my side gig, probably hitting the pause button on PMs for a few months and stacking fiat for the next year+.

>>56261895
>stacking fiat for the next year+.
lots of people are saying this these days
i view it as a form of capitulation
we're getting close (imho)

>there are people itt who bought silver at $27 an ounce
>they held on to it for 3 years just for it to lose 20% of its value against usd

>>56261876
Here's half of it >>56260431
>>56261895
I wasn't really insulting you just surprised that's all you were able to get. Still good for you getting out of that before it comes crashing down.

>>56261934
and a lot of people, probably including you, bought BTC for $60,000

>>56261934
imagine being a pfe fag right now lmao

Started a new job today. Some other new dude talked to me and explained BTC and the halvening and the graphs.
I showed him this pic, he got pissed and stopped talking to me.
Was i in the wrong?

>>56261947
I didn't think you were, I just figured you assumed I was someone with a large crypto bag.

>>56262017
Hell no that guy sounds like a jackass. I know crypto, people know I know crypto, but I imagine he started talking about it without you really giving him a reason to. I never talk crypto unless someone initiated it in the course of the conversation. That's a good pic too.

>>56261137
Can you provide info on how to preorder the pirate and link to your store? I've missed all your releases thus far.

>>56259261
My lcs has assorted 10oz bars for a good price. I pick out which one I want. Any brands that I should look out for or are they all pretty much equal?

I have just began my slurp of junk silver starting with a roll of Benny franks. In Thursday I will slurp another roll of Benny franks or mercs.

>>56261823
This is why I don't feel bad indulging in some semi-numismatic collecting. At the end of the day it's still a piece of solid silver.

>>56262137
preorders aren't up yet. they'll be on the anonymintpm site

>>56259894
It's called lying. Welcome to the world of people trying to sell you things.

>>56261799
>Much of the value for these things is propped up by the unsustainable economic system that gives Americans an ungodly amount of purchasing power on the world market. If we revert back to a net-zero trade balance this service economy will implode and no one will be sitting around with $5000 stashed away in a video game.
>>56262183
>semi-numismatic collecting. At the end of the day it's still a piece of solid silver.
This is why I consider my international
>t. burger
coins as last resort fractionals. Some I even got less premium on than just buying fractional rounds. A few at or less than spot at the time even. If the value of silver gets so high that it's commonplace to trade directly with it and numismatics don't matter any more, a lot of what's in these cases may actually get traded first.

>>56262183
It should at least be attractive. I had no idea how much like a dog log these would look.

>>56262138

That depends. If you are the type of person that buys Buffalo rounds, then yes they are all the same. If you have above a 4th grade education then the differences are vast.

Easy answer is to look for Engelhard, USVI, California Crown Mint, Johnson Matthey, Hoffman and Hoffman, Cascade Refining, Bache and the list goes on. If the bar looks like it was made in the 1980's or earlier, there's probably a collector that would pay $300 or $400 for it.

I watched the Matrix movie for the first time yesterday.

Why was it so popular?

It wasn't trash, but it was no masterpiece either.

>>56259855
the silverback is just the goldback taken to its logical conclusion. truth is, they're both ripoffs.

>>56262422
the 1999 one? the story was very innovative for its time, and keanu reaves was great in it. the idea of living in a matrix sounds cliche today, but at the time it was a new idea that blew people's minds.

haven't watched any sequels, i assume they are shit

>>56262422
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0NZJa5gHSgU&pp=ygULbS1iZWF0IGZyZWU%3D

Kino incorporated

>>56262422
It came out in 1999 and was groundbreaking in some ways. But then the creators trooned out and got lame.

anyone else hop on this deal? i couldn't pass up 10 eagles for spot

>>56262422
pleb

>>56262450
I was actually looking at that earlier today. My problem is I don't care about the "Sword" rounds at all. Also slightly concerned about spot dropping even further.

>>56262422
Because there was nothing like it back then. The modern world is engulfed in so much media like it that it now looks cliche.

>>56262450
their lame sword coins must not be popular kek

>>56262476
You have to live it

>>56262436
>>56262442

Ya, I watched the original one. I picked up the other 2 from the library, but I just returned them without watching them.

I keep trying to find The Big Short, but they never have it.

>>56262496
>The Big Short
I think it's on YouTube for free. Or just p2p it.

>>56262476
>My problem is I don't care about the "Sword" rounds at all.
Not my first choice by any means, but better than shitty buffalo rounds I guess
> Also slightly concerned about spot dropping even further.
I'm really hoping it does and coincides with the black friday deals

>>56262543
>shitty buffalo
Don't shit talk generics!

>>56262496
https://m.thepiratebay10.org/search/The%20Big%20Short/1/99/200
https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-use-bittorrent
Use a VPN. Watch on VLC player or use a flash drive and your TV.

>>56259413
Were you born yesterday? The house always wins.

>>56262552
I just don't get it. Asahi rounds look 100x better than the generics with buffalo or liberty or eagles. Just pay a graphic designer to give you a half decent logo and use that.

>>56262698
the ugliness of the buffalo is a feature, not a bug
i like knowing what rounds i'm gonna trade/sell first

>>56259678
>Swiss Miss LMUs (Vrenellis) right now
No, it's 20F, but random county, random year.

>>56259261
Anybody else concerned that silver might be overvalued? It has more than twice the market cap of bitcoin and its even more valuable than Tesla.

>>56262436
The Matrix was absolutely not a new idea. The basic concept goes back to Descartes (at least) and has been explored many times.

>>56259299
Like preparing for natural disasters or even just a housefire, it's wise to have certain things just in case.
The fault-zone I'm at with a power plant that could get totaled by it leading to poisoned water and tsunamis in the lake may never happen, but if it does I'll be better off if prepared.
Corrupt forces are very capable of kicking the can down the road. Until they can't.

>>56262829
wow ok bro.

>>56262826
>comparing a commodity to tech stocks

>>56262017
>Crypto nerds will seethe
the memes are real kek

>>56262948
do a youtube for matrix and gnostic

>>56262978
obviously the idea was out there, but it wasn't mainstream

Its because I bought gold a couole of months ago that it is going to zero

>>56262990
of course not. if we can't name the capital of half the states in our own country, what chance does the average burger brain have on being informed with the basic ideas of that

>>56262990
>but it wasn't mainstream
not for the uneducated, illiterate normie npcs.
but it is a fairly well-established philosophical/existential idea and has been for a long time

problem is most people haven't bothered to study any philosophy, psychology, metaphysics or such material.
>go read a book _____er

>>56262996
maybe it will be like oil in early 2020 and they'll pay us to take the gold off their hands

>>56262996
If it makes you feel better the moment I'm able the buy PMs again the prices will skyrocket like nobody's business

Are we going to see Silver spot go down to $20/oz this week?
how far will this dip go?
exciting to think if it went down to $5/oz
i will buy so much Silver!

I will buy another ounce this week.

Does anyone know when 2024 maples will drop?

The dip should last about 45 days

>>56263089
You want a Maple with Chuck on it? As another anon stated the current Maples have Liz's birth and death years on them and maybe be worth more than most Maples some day.

Is this dangerous?

For starters:
Why did the gold price explode after 2000 and what is it depending on?

>>56263102
It will be interesting to see how that turns out considering how a year or two of Voyageur Canadian dollars became worth a lot. I believe it was 1947 and 1948 ones with a little maple mark. Assuming anyone can afford to hold onto any 2023 Maple for 75 years.

>>56263031
Gnosticism is so gay, everyone I've come across who espouses it seem like pseudo mystics peddling their nonsense to gullible idiots who want to be enlightened.

>>56263349
It's heresy

>>56263149
It shits me so hard that in my country the premiums just go up accordingly so the total purchase priice hasn't budged in the last 2 months. Obviously will still keep buying but fuck dealers so hard.

>>56263401
death to heretics

>>56262422
the camera system used in the movie was invented for that movie. this shit was 24 years ago dumbass. you had to be there.

Ai gen from /pol/ in case you haven't seen it yet.
SETF!!!

>>56263102
this is exactly the kind of coin that won't have collector's value, because everyone is going to buy and hoard them thinking they will. it's happened many times throughout history

>>56263149
holie guacamole is that the price drop from today? i haven't checked.

>>56263074
if spot ever dropped to $5 it will still be around $15 at retail, pal

>>56259706
Just wait until you hear about wetbacks…

>>56263689
really weird how those /pol/ AI threads seem to attack everyone except the russians and chinese...

>>56263792
they should have called them goldbergs

>>56262496
>Matrix
>Big Short
Conveniently it and the new Matrix are on Netflix (I don't pay for the sub). Sounds like a fun evening. Good mentions.

>>56263799
It’s trumptards undermining OUR democracy, as usual. Of course they support authoritarian regimes.

>>56263717
>this is exactly the kind of coin that won't have collector's value, because everyone is going to buy and hoard them thinking they will. it's happened many times throughout history

I keep trying to tell 'em that contrived "limited mintage" or commemorative collectables aren't the same as legitimate rarities. It's funko pop tier midwit bait.

>>56260597
Yes.

>>56263717
A fair point.

>>56260132
Slurp away, fren. If it goes up, we buy. If it goes down, we buy MOAR

>>56263873
Only exception I can think of is items that were limited edition AND only distributed to certain specific people.

>>56263717
That's why I only buy these.

>>56263994
HOLY BASED

They're collapsing the spot lads, SLLLLUUUUURRRRRPPPPPPP for your lives.

I want to cash out on some stonks and buy gold. Good idea or great idea?

>>56264216
what stocks an what is your average on them

Just bought 20 buffalos @ 23.10 per oz...did I buy too early???????????

Finally grabbed the box for the lucky dragon bar. a 10oz stubby too for the free shipping. (nice fondler - small/heavy)
10oz buffalo is just for comparison.

>>56264309
i like the box

>>56264306
Not sure it can get much lower, but who really knows. There is so much BS out there. What I do believe is the only things which matter are real!

>>56263776
no it wont. it just wont

so uh why are the prices crashing??

>>56264486
not crashing enough imo. Price was lower in March

>>56264486
PM's are just pajeet scams like everything else shilled on this board, they're literally teleporting the metals out of your safe as I type this.

The US is entering WW3 Oct. 4 that's why they're using the emergency service thing. They always use drills when they do their false flag psyops so that they are relieved of all karmic debt because they technically told you it was gonna happen. See: 9/11, LAX Shooting, Parkland(I think, I get them messed up) it happens a lot.
Expect PMs to boom when our economy shifts from fantasy to reality.

>>56263994
I unironically want one for the meme of it.

>>56262698
>>56262791 < this
I'd sell all my buffalo's and half my Scandinavian junk before I'd sell am Asahi logo round. Unsure if Asahi would go before, after or at the same time as my Brittanias though.

>>56264595
What is the appeal of the Asahi rounds? I see them for like $24-$25 all the time lately and I never even think about buying. Guess looks are subjective. I prefer other things.
>Pic related

>>56264486
Bond market is crashing, and will take every other market with it. U.S. 10 Year Treasury Note just broke 4.7%

>>56264621
(I don't have a pic of my rounds, I have maybe 5)
I like the logo and design. Clean and minimalist. I'm no weeb, but Japanese stuff if the coolest Asian stuff so that connection is interesting too.
(I only like some sci-fi animes)

>>56264303
$RITM have decided to maybe not do it right now. Will hold out for the final dip of the pre Halloween drop off. Probably grab an ounce or 7 LMU

dead

>>56264621
>>56264653
I like the front but the back is a little lackluster.

>>56264621
>What is the appeal of the Asahi rounds?

>>56260597
Agreed

>>56265166
It's a simple, repeating pattern. It's the cool s of PMs.
>>56265169
Nice pic fren.

>>56264621
Clean and simple aesthetic. Not trying to be art or appear anything more than just a stacking round.

>>56260597
I love my Kookaburras and I am always tempted to get a Kilo just for putting on my mantle.

>>56265247
That's a classy collection. Can't wait to see the full case. Keep on stacking fren.

Not precious metal but am I blind or is this not being sold anywhere?
Is it because it possibly reveals something in plain sight

post backfu's

>>56265410
Nevada 10 is Lady Justice with a lever action in her arsenal. 10/10 would put a baby in jk but it's one that makes me wish the premium was way, way lower on GBs.

>>56265496
I thought I added the image.

think i will start collecting silver when it hits $10

got another one today - random dealers choice.

>>56265506
DCA, or catch the knife ;)
>>56265518
I've seen that brand on Walmart.com a lot. Other resellers too but it was the only brand of bars specifically on Walmart for a while. Haven't checked lately though.

>>56260934
based George the V enjoyer

>>56265534
how about no and I just don't buy any if it doesn't hit 10 dollars (it will)

>>56265404
You think it's flat earth but really it's just a rendition of the issuing country's national dish. A team has been dispatched to your house to administer meds btw.

>>56265548
>it will
I'll screencap this and let you know
IT WONT
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I hope you're right though.

>>56265362
Onza Booba Pura!!!

>>56265548
sounds like you're just a gay FUDer who won't buy regardless, but you do you

>>56265169
>Asahi
>Puts the "ah", back into precious metals stacking
cyber rounds are the future

is silver really a waste of time? About to buy 25 oz but I feel like I might regret not just spending the money on gold

>>56265656
>repeating digits
mystical magic numbers shall show us the way

>>56265640
>FUD
did you really think there wouldn't be a massive correction? did you think your hyperborean boomer rock would just pump all the way to the moon? for no reason at all?
>but muh industrial use case!!
lmaoooo

>>56265656
silver is better than fractional gold

>>56265656
Depends where in the world you are.

>>56265681
I'm in the UK, where silver has 20% VAT but gold doesnt

>>56264621
>What is the appeal of the Asahi rounds?
I've got 10 or 15 ounces in random Asahi rounds and bars. They've got a aesthetic but simple look to them that I find appealing.

2 of 14 acquired, the next dozen will certainly prove a challenge, I’ve only seen one other for sale so far and it is priced above my comfort zone

>>56265691
Gold coins are the best choice in the UK.

>>56259261
Can someone post the stacking tier list
the good one not the other shitty ones

>>56265656
silver is fantastic, even with the VAT. they put the VAT on it because they don't want you to buy it.

>>56265709
The cheapest I can find is 25x1oz britannias at £595 which is £23.80 each. With spot at £17.20 it doesn't seem worth it

>>56265707
here

>>56265703
That looks fantastic. Love me some art bars.

>>56265730
Just buy a couple Sovs, imo.

>>56265730
well you can charge a premium to get the VAT back when you sell em. happens every day

>>56265751
seeing a lot of people online shit on sovs for being fractional and not 999, especially the recent pinkish ones. I hear the older ones are frequently faked too

>>56265707

>>56265768
Here, read this.

>>56259261
Why does silver always get curbstomped while gold just bleeds a little? Does the Illuminati want us to buy silver so we don’t dare touch their precious gold?

>>56265362
Can’t stop stacking, but it’s king to be six more years before that case is finished, there’s still a few of the kooks I’m chasing down, but fortunately I found a new passion in the ship theme to scratch my collector bug. Lots of cool history that I’ve been following up on when researching various ships.

>>56265782
I've seen this before but it's not very good. Describing gold coins as a "sure thing" seems low IQ. I don't know why it says to get a maple from "2022 onwards" as the security features were added in 2013 and 2015. 2018 for the security stuff on the britannias I think. The bit at the end about government robbing your money from the vault is schizo tier.

>>56265808
bankers are doing the normal shake out as per usual for all the normies holding the fake paper silver and gold on the market, and for the banks to buy physical to stock up before the big one coming.

When inflation goes nuts to like 100000% within a month, i wonder how quickly people will start resorting to barter / trade, including metals and food. I think at first there might be some violence, but things will normalize as society just keeps on keeping on through harder times

>>56259261
fuck these premiums and the greedy dealers. They know demand is so high they can get away with increasing their premiums as spot plummets.

I wasted all my money on crypto and now I have none to buy the cheap silver

>>56265827
Do whatever anon.

I ordered a 5oz bar today but I suspect there will be more to order all week if it keeps dipping. Even an order I placed Friday hasn't shipped yet. Has there ever been a nationwide slurp this hard?

>>56265169
Weebs think they're made in Japan when they're actually made in Utah. Aside from that they are very simple and aesthetic.

>>56265768
>fractional
People shit on fractionals because of the premiums, Sovs shouldn't have those high premiums. If they are actually shitting on Sovs they sound like retards.
>faked
Just buy from a reputable source, easy peasy.

>>56265506
>think i will start collecting silver when it hits $10

Seems like you were asleep when it crashed to $2 and the topwits were slurping, you won't see sub-$10 again. Sorry anon but you're clearly NGMI

>>56265506
You're supposed to always be buying, you just buy more during times like this.

Howdy. I’m a poorfag newfren who just got his second silver purchase done. 5 Goldbucks and 5 2023 Silver Eagles. I get paid slightly above minimum wage but I get around 175-200 USD in spare income every week through my living situation. What is my best course going forward in securing my hoard? Im interested in spending at least 200 USD a month through JD Bullion for free shipping. What kind of silver should I primarily buy? Is fraction of ounces gold pieces an okay investment or should I wait to buy a full ounce because of the premiums? Is JD Bullion your reccomended site or should I try other dealers, online or brick and mortar? Any suggestions would be welcome for a newbie.

are those goldback things a gimmick or what? seeing them everywhere lately

>>56265967
You're going for some high premium stuff. With your budget I'd look for things like pic related on eBay. Keep a steady stack going, recognized rounds reputable sellers and free shipping no matter how small your order. I've bought from Bullion Exchange and Pinehurst on eBay with no problems many times.

Welp, I bought, if silver drops to $19 and gold goes to $1750 please remember my sacrifice.

>>56265979
They’re legal tender in the states they’re printed in for certain stores that accept them as money. Plus it’s a cool way to buy gold even if it’s very small amount fractionally.

>>56265782
yeah this is a shit tier guide

>>56265994
Yeah I only bought those Silver Eagles because they were 31 USD and I wanted a few. I’m leaning more towards other sovereign mints coinage over generic rounds because some of them like the Philharmonics are less than a dollar more expensive than the cheapest generic round. It seems like a good compromise but still I’m not an expert.

>>56265782
>start buying at the LCS, the place most likely to ripoff newcomers

>>56266005
For cheaper coins that aren't just generic rounds keep your eye on Maples, Britannias, Philharmonics and Krugerrands. Those are the main ones you can sometimes get for sound the same price as something like an Asahi or Buffalo round. There's a huge popularity contest with some coins that's always fluctuating and just having an eye for what's a good coin going for a steal is good if you're penny pinching. I'd avoid things like those goldbacks until you have a good stack going.

>>56265967
Stop buying goldbacks. If you save up money each month you will almost have enough to buy 1/2 ounce of gold. Always favor gold over silver. I know it gives everybody a great dopamine fix because they can buy more silver more frequently but it will under perform compared to gold. This is a very unpopular opinion around here but it's a fact not a prediction. You should also always have a reserve of cash on hand because having to sell your precious metals to pay for a new windshield or air conditioner repair undermines your financial goals. Good luck fren.

>>56263873
>me when i find a 1955 D.D.O penny in my pocket change
An anon can dream

>>56264621
To prove you cant teach good taste

>>56266057
To me telling poorfags to buy gold is like telling a poorfag to buy a new car instead of a $2000 beater car that will work just fine. There is nothing wrong with setting up a sizeable silver stack before working towards gold.

>>56265967
The fuck are you taking picture of the fucking dollar coins for? They aren’t shit. Trade them for a single silver dime. >>56266008
Kek. Oh they’ll fuck you nice and good if they even smell that you don’t know what you are doing. I pretended to sell a roll of ASEs at store just to larp it out during the wild ASE $40 madness. He said he’d take spot, he said that no one cares what’s on the coin just that it says .999 and 1oz. Woooweee what a little cocksucker. Honestly I was so shook I just had to leave, that’s pure fucking evil right there. Not a penny above spot.

>>56265967
Don’t buy those gay gold notes either. Also there is nothing wrong with buying a 1/10 oz gold coin to dip your beak in gold, don’t let any of these autistic muh premiooms stackers tell you otherwise, they are assholes who will shame you for paying a fucking $30premium. Tbh $30 is not a damn thing these days. You can easily make that up by changing a habit or shopping differently elsewhere.

we just keep losing, boys! made more money off the corvette i flipped

>>56266118
Congrats big boy!

>>56266118
>1 post

It's going to be a fun week of IQDELET faggotry frens.

>>56266057
I understand gold is even more stable and desirable compared to gold but I’m wondering the pros and cons of everything. Tbh I make enough expendable money where I could buy a 1/10th or 1/4th ounce gold coin semi regularly but I’m wondering what’s the best in the early stage. Like should I spend 550 USD on a quarter ounce gold coin versus 22 or so silver ounce rounds. Like what’s optimal going forward in the short term.

>>56265967
Use FindBullionPrices or BullionHunter to find the cheapest price per oz silver to maximize your money. Atleast 5 major online dealers are running silver at SPOT price deals right now for new customers. You can get free shipping at most of them by adding on a couple random oz's of stuff you actually like.

>>56266067
Tbh I could afford fraction of ounces gold coins semi regularly but the argument is wether I should have more wealth overall with the less premiums in silver rounds/coins vs the high premiums of fraction coins. I just don’t think I’ll really have spare 1900 dollars for a full ounce of gold unless I just be frugal for about 4 months and not spend money on anything at all besides what I need.

>>56266176
I saw a listing for 10 1/10oz gold coins for $2100 and a listing for a 1oz of gold for $1850 today. That's just the stuff to look out for and think about before you buy is all.

>>56266193
I get it right now when shit's dipping it's hard to make a decision. Maybe gold is the right choice right now. But if you're paycheck to paycheck it's just harder to recommend making a big purchase like that. I've been broke before and regret a lot of impulsive purchases that fucked me over.

>>56266195
Yeah like I don’t care really about spending extra hundreds of dollars on a piece just because the specific year and mint is rare. I’d much rather have a more common gold ounce over a rare fraction of an ounce gold coin. Ultimately in the end, that full ounce will get you more from the common person.

I posted about buying a bunch of Asahi 1oz bars many threads ago. I've been waiting this whole time because anons said that around this time of the year would be the perfect time to buy. Thank you anons.

Pioneer Metals, yay or nay?

>>56260500
I’m tempted to pick the 1oz gold version if I can find it sub 2600 leaf bucks.

>>56266218
Based and bar pilled.
Fuck I love these things, I'd trade all my Asahi rounds for bars if I could.

>>56266253
I have ten of them and they're still in the coin sleeves they got sent in. I want more but what's a good tube to keep them in if I decide to get more?

>>56266253
I have a set goal in mind for how many bars I want currently. I know it's a little stupid but I was thinking of sinking the premium stacking some US minted coins after that. Morgans and/or Freedoms.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>56266253
I just ordered some rounds and I already wonder why I didn't just do a 10oz bar. But I am tapped out this billing cycle.

And fuck these goddamn premiums on Libertitties. I thought at least now a roll of them would make sense finally

>>56266253
Hideous
>>56266266
CoinSafe 1oz bar tubes are the best tube for them.

Scottsdale Vortex bars mog every other generic 1oz bar.

Costco got a decent payday from selling gold, what happens if Amazon starts selling silver and gold?

>>56266298
I'll keep an eye out for those.

>>56259261
Thinking about where to spend my $300. I could use a bunch of junk dimes, I could get a 10oz bar, I could get several coins or rounds. Decisions

>>56266193
>but the argument is wether I should have more wealth overall with the less premiums in silver rounds/coins vs the high premiums of fraction coins
You're are indirectly asking if gold is going increase in value more than silver during the great happening. You're asking somebody to predict the future and I am happy to do that for you. Gold will experience a greater % increase in value than silver and the premiums you pay on fractional gold will look insignificant to you when the great happening occurs. If you don't agree then stack both silver and gold. The only wrong way to go about stacking is creating a financial situation for yourself where you are forced to liquidate your metals due to unforeseen circumstances. Food, water, emergency cash should always be a consideration in your stacking journey.

>>56266057
It's unpopular because it's retarded to base your decisions on past performances. Fact is silver is far more undervalued than gold, with silver you bet on future inevitability.

My last post last night was saying we sipping, we dipping and slurping more tomorrow?

Should I buy 1oz gold and 50oz silver right now? It would be about a fifth of my savings.

>>56266456
Could be cheaper in the morning if you're penny pinching that hard.

>>56266464
What is the likelihood though? There's no way this shit won't bounce back right? God this shit is stressful.

>>56266456
gold. silver is a meme

>>56266473
It always bounces back. I bought some today and if it dips lower tomorrow I'll buy more. If you're that stressed you should know this market thrives on panic buying/selling. It's not going to moon overnight so get what you can fit in your budget within reason

>>56266486
this. it doesn't really go up much, you just buy it and check back in 20 years.

>>56266475
Why do you say that? Every time I look at these threads people have giant boners over silver.
>>56266486
>>56266492
Yeah I'm thinking of doing it, and if it dips I'll buy some more. I'm buying this shit for a long term savings account and for if shit hits the fan, which I feel is extremely likely. I'm in Australia so guns aren't really an option for shtf scenarios, I'm thinking that stockpiling metal and establishing a garden is my best option.

>>56266475
Saying “silver is a meme” is a meme

>>56266508
You sound sensible, fren. No need to be stressed. The market stresses me out but holding metals makes me feel better. It's easier for me to believe in the long term value of PMs than the stock market and all that stuff. The reason a lot of people like silver because of the widespread belief amongst stackers that it is undervalued in addition to the fact that it has many industrial uses. The gold people, I dunno, I think a large part of that is elitism, I myself own both.

>>56259261
Finally got a kek round, pretty happy with it. Got gold a few more ounces of silver on the way, keep slurping.

>>56266508
If it helps 1oz gold and 50oz silver is exactly what I bought tonight.

>>56266545
Thank you anon. I currently hold 50oz silver, it is a good feeling to know that it's mine. I feel like silver does definitely have value for it's industrial use, and I feel like when fiat collapses it will be used to buy small shit. I do get an elitist vibe from goldchads, but does it not also have industrial value?
I've been advised to hold gold and silver at a ratio of 1/100. What do you think about this?

>>56266548
Oops forgot pic

>>56266551
Nice one anon. In American dollars it looks so much cheaper, it feels unfair kek

>>56266572
Keeping the extra for a fondler, eh?

>>56266580
Yeah all my rounds are in sealed tubes, I want one that I can play with and show to girls to make them horny

>>56266561
I have about 1/40. I inherited only gold, so that throws off my ratio a bit.

>>56266508
>Every time I look at these threads people have giant boners over silver.

>>56262543
I bought one each of those Niue "truth" series coins (tree of life, roaring lion, ram of calvary, sword of truth) because price is gud for a collectorino coin. Not sure about stacking them though. Wieners don't really cost much more and they're more liquid.

>>56266580
lmao at how it did the backside of this

Since we're past bump limit I'll post some fresh /pmg/ pepes.

>>56264506
Cheapies from March:
1 tube of 23.20 euro kangaroos
3 tubes of 22.64 euro noah's arks
Prices are just a little higher right now.

didn't realize that it can take in images if you enter the url into the prompt. that's kinda neat.

>>56264621
I'm not a fan of asahi rounds, and don't like the "corporate cyberpunk" aesthetic at all. Half of my stack is noah's arks because they're cheap and I like the design on both sides of the coin.

>>56266763
that off the backside of a non-windmill too

>>56266456
Buy whatever you like, mate. Just make sure to exchange some of your worthless fiat for hard assets while there's cheapies. Take your time to think about what to buy, but don't wait forever or the cheapies will be gone. Some dips last weeks (last fall) and some are much shorter (this past March).
Pic is from May. Now the wieners are 22.94 euros. I bought a monster box of them in July for 23.53 euros/oz. Prices move, we don't know how much or when exactly.

New Tortilla
>>56266866
>>56266866
>>56266866
New Bread, New thread

>>56266473
You have to decide how much you're willing to pay, i.e. what you think the metal is worth. For me it's like this:
I buy silver if I can get it under 24 euros/oz
I buy gold if I can get it under 1800 euros/oz
Lower prices are always better, of course. But I don't feel bad paying up to those prices for common (non collectible) coins.
For collectible coins, I try to stay under 35 euros/oz, but I'll go a little higher (under 40) if it's something I really want. I paid 39 for an 2019 kookaburra. It was a bit too much in retrospect, because I found the same coin with a privy mark later for much less (so I bought it also).

>>56266771

Now those anons will never see I replied to all their posts.

>>56265518
The strongest kilobar.

>>56266473
there's nothing stressful about stackin
you always got your stack of shinies