/biz/ - Business & Finance

Sorry...

>Summoning cheapies.

>>56434362
Gotta be honest, I don't know what sin they're meant to be representing.

90's Outer Limits S06E08 creeps me out... the one with the robot kid.

>>56434355
First for our rabbi!

>>56434399
I like those things

>>56434373
DON’T

>>56434355
First link in the
>Why Gold?
section is dead

>>56434464
>>56434373
I want cheapies, but I want PMs to moon too. I’m so conflicted.

>>56434482
Proof you can't loose with PMs.

Deleted the thread where I forgot the title. Sorry frens.

>>56434482
>stacker life
yep

bros wtf Rafi is saying Silverchads are going to be the saviors of civilization

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

>>56434502
It happens fren. We still love you.

>>56434511
Love me cheap junk since I got a lot at spot and most under the premiums of bullion fractionals. The thing is, do I spend my generic 1toz rounds before the fun coins?

>>56434502
is ok fren.

"really one of the most important things in life is showing up."

- Conor O'Neill

I might have to sell my 1,000 oz stack at a loss so i dont miss the crypto bull run :(

>>56434520
stay safe based Rafi.
may the good lord bless and protect you and yours

>>56434355
>John 1:49
https://biblehub.com/john/1-49.htm

>>56434520
would be pretty based if i could pay off my mortgage by selling 100 ounces of silver.
i doubt "they" will actually let us have such buying power though

>>56434548
>crypto bull run
Lol no. Keep it in hard assets, not additional numbers on a screen.

>>56434548
I’d really buy it from you, but there is no way that I’d feel comfortable doing so.
>>56434520
He’s right. He’s off his rocker, part schizophrenic self obsessed Jew injects itself with truth serum. This is what happens when you give high IQ religious moral Jews access to the internet. Will I kill him myself if I have to? Yes.

>>56434569
you have BTC or LINK you want to trade?

>>56434547
I thought Woody Allen said that?

>>56434561
No one wants your junkmetal

People would literally prefer $20 or even $10 to an ounce of gold why would they want silver?

https://twitter.com/MarkDice/status/1715097654504632434

>>56434584
My link is staked

>>56434584
Is that rabbit the 5oz? Fuck I love those rabbits.

>>56434664
1 kilo

>>56434650
well if you ever want to trade BTC/LINK/Crypto for silver just post in these threads :).

>>56434584
Sorry not sorry for your losses but best of luck in the future

What's funny about all you silver scam victims is you are trapped. You lost 80% already and over 400% compared to the stock market

If silver went up to $120 <it wont> you could sell and break even

If silver went to $670 <ROFL> you would be even with boomers who invested in the DJIA. <lmao>

But you won't sell because it's your whole life you will be a broke loser unless silver went to $100,000 and you could buy a virgin for 10 cents. Lmao that's what you were promised and what you believe.

So you are trapped. You are stuck with a lifetime of pain because you invested all your real $$$$ in a scam. You can't sell because that would be admitting you got scammed and you h8 me too much for telling you the truth and warning you. Emotionally and financially trapped its your whole life....your identity.

Lmao how did you get to this place? greed. You listened to a scammer and got greedy and wanted to get rich <and a gf> with no effort.

#Sorry not sorry no refunds

>>56434595
It was Keanu Reeves in Hard Ball

>>56434689
trust me I know, silver was the worst investment ive ever made. Im not even trolling.

I wish i only put 5-10% in gold only, not 30% in gold/silver

>>56434644
ROFL check out the comments

>>56434787
>your coin collection won’t save you! Buy treasury bills like a real man!
Sides

>hi my name is fud how may I be useless for you

How we feeling about tomorrow bros? I'm so close to 300oz I can feel it which means I can reward myself with another ounce of gold.

>>56434834
Extremely obnoxious lately.. also i wonder why did IQDELET started to break down his fud on several IDs, it's not like jannieboi was doing anything to stop his spam anyway..
Or did he got some reinforcement to help him in his "task"?

>>56434921
Jannies don't even understand what we're talking about in /pmg/. They just keep an eye out for porn and racism.

>>56434974
>racism

>>56435012
lmfao
>>56434921
yea it’s definitely gotten worse lately like what gives

>>56434836
W-what’s tomorrow?

>>56434921
>>56435135
Here's what I think happened
>old troll named Bob stopped in to say hi
>most of you didn't recognize him
>you were warned he could derail your thread for years
>some of you reported him for being off topic
>old Bob took that as a challenge to keep it on topic
>you now have both of /pmg/'s most prolific trolls gracing you with their efforts at the same time
Just a guess

Am I gonna make it with 1 (one) oz. American Gold Eagle?

>>56434520
What i find surprising and is NEVER discussed in the silber community is this :
How come depending on a nation's wealth, commodities' prices will adapt to local wages, but for silver?

Silver seems to be the only commodity on the planet which is MORE expensive in 3rd world shitholes than in developped nations.
If you buy some bread, rice, eggs, wood, iron,.. whatever in India or in Cambodia, it will always be cheaper than in the US or Europe. And that's normal, otherwise the locals could never afford it. Over the decades this gap tend to diminish, as our developped nations' currencies are being devalued to oblivion, and as globalisation of trades tend to harmonize prices. But it's still quite a huge gap. Your average restaurant bill in Somalia or Bengladesh will usually be around 80c-$1. But it will be $25-30 in the US.

Now with silver, the opposite is true : the more of a shithole you are, the more expensive it gets, even though you already earn x100 less in USD equivalent! Meaning in worked hours ( the only real wage measurement), whereas in the US you get paid around 1oz/hour, in let say Cambodia, your premium is around +60%, but you also only earn $1.40/h. So you need to work for 26 hours for your 1oz ($37) of silver. This is the reality we live in : in the vast majority of the world, silver isn't 23 bux. Silver is $600.

We could think "well if they aren't producers, then they have to import at globally settled rates". Good point, but when you look at it, even in the biggest producing nations, their silver is still MORE expensive than over here. Mexico is the perfect example, their silver is sold even locally at a huge premium, even though they are by far the biggest producers.
But it is also true for Peru, Chile, Bolivia, China... all the largest miners.

>>56435392
totally going to make it.
when the world goes back to using gold for all trade, an ounce of gold will be worth ten million dollars. You'll be super rich. Other people will be working 40 hours a week for a single gold molecule. We'll have special coins that contain one molecule of gold. People will be killing each other for the 0.2 milligrams of gold in their bodies.

>>56435424
2/2
Then i tried to think more about it, and thought that maybe it was because those are foreign corporations (often US owned) exploiting the resources, and the silver ore never get the chance to trickle down locally and get immediately exported. But then it doesn't explain it for China, where all mining companies are forbidden to be foreign owned, and where their demand already vastly outpace their output. Or what happened with semi-nationalizations in Argentina and Chile when far-left government got voted in. Silver is still more expensive there than in western Europe, who don't produce a single ounce of the stuff.

At least with gold, the price is the same everywhere, and it's grosso-modo also true for the premiums. Which already vastly advantage all the nations with a strong currency, since their slurping capacity is x20-40 those of poor nations. But only with silver you get the double quickdown of massive premiums (ranging from +50/+100%) in shitholes + no discounts compared to local purchasing power.
This is quite a redpill : for most of the world, silver is already $500+/oz. Only in the US and EU we get an incredibly retarded low price. But how long can this distortion last? And moreover, this pricetag prevent most of the world from stacking, meaning we can vampirize it all just for ourselves via our strong currencies (which i believe is the plan of the banksters), but how will it plays out after a financial reset?

Me think i'm pretty comfy having to work only 1 or 2h for an ounce, whereas the rest of the world have to work for almost a week for the same. And i don't plan to not profit from this literal life cheat code.

>>56435424
nations are not the same thing as persons.

a nation can become extremely wealthy while its people starve to death. Many such cases.

>>56434836
Lmao these retards brag about losing all their money on a scam. Zero self awareness or common sense or financial prowess

>>56434787
that stupid boomer will be selling his daughter for mercury dimes

>>56434921
Wah wah wah we need to stop all financial discussions here because people will realize they fell for an obvious scam and lose 80% on every purchase

>>56435482
>that stupid boomer will be selling his daughter for mercury dimes
somehow I doubt it.

>>56435458
uh.. are you trying to make a point here?

Also i don't agree, a nation is the sum of the individuals sharing common borders, rules and institutions. The only way for the nation to be considered wealthy is for the individuals composing it to be wealthy too. I can't think of a single rich nation only made of starving people...

>>56435440
> And moreover, this pricetag prevent most of the world from stacking, meaning we can vampirize it all just for ourselves via our strong currencies
Damn you guys are getting redpilled hard, shills have done it better than I ever could. Bravo.

>>56435482
and so it begins, lo and behold a market for the daughters of boomer chuds in trade for silver

>>56435544
>I can't think of a single rich nation only made of starving people...
venezuela
nord korea
the united states of america
china
russia
egypt
most of africa
half of south america
all of central america

the list is long. Anywhere people are starving.
wealth doesn't usually "trickle down." Not nearly as well as westerners like to think.

this is why mines post armed guards. That wealth doesn't belong to the people.

>>56435539
You don't realize how junk silver, especially Mercs, will be the official sex currency

>>56435424
What I find interesting is yall folx have been wrong about silver for ten years and lost more than 80% and you still write out giant paragraphs like anyone should listen to you. Amazing!

>>56435574
if red dawn happened right now, boomers and gen x are the ones that would be shooting you guys and harvesting your goods. Probably taught their daughters to shoot too.

>>56435585
Yeah they’re all starving that’s why they’re dead now. They’ve been starving for decades according to people like you.

>>56435602
the meme of boomers shooting dudes that try to have sex with their daughters is about 50 years older than the fwtdhwatqud

>>56435613
> boomers and gen x are the ones that would be shooting you guys and harvesting your goods
This again?

>>56435632
are you sure about that?

>>56435627
look, I'm not trying to debate anon's silly ideas about pay in other countries.

I explained why the disparity exists- nations can get rich while their people remain poor.

this isn't some fascinating new fact that you guys magically figured out, it's been true forever.

>>56435602
Literally no-one wants silver now or ever. In fact getting rich is easy.

Rule 1. Don't buy silver

Lmao that's why you wage all week to buy a mercury dime no one wants. And I don't buy silver at all and I'm retired beachfront

>>56435534
your hate only fuels my stack: Pokémon waifu edition

He doesn't know that we also own guns. That's funny.

>>56435585
People are starving in the US lol?
I think you are conflating "rich nations" with "nations with resources underground", which isn't even nearly the same.
You can have all the resources you want below your feet, without the industrial capacities to exploit them they are still worth zero.
It's like if i told you i've a giant gold stack pointing my finger at a mountain. No, i still have zero gold, what make gold expensive is the energy deployed to extract and transform it, nothing else.

>56435604
>yall
>folx
>amazing

>>56435660
>He doesn't know that we also own guns.
he's betting on it

Getting really hot in here when we're not long from the market opening. Shits going to get good.

>>56435664
>I think you are conflating "rich nations" with "nations with resources underground"
not at all

but in both cases, the individual peons don't own the wealth, whether it's held by the government, or corporations, or in the rocks themselves.

>>56435652
> this isn't some fascinating new fact that you guys magically figured out
Define nation

>>56435691
I'm not the one that brought up other nations

we can go with whatever definition he's using. There's no way to define nation where all of the people are equally wealthy in one nation or between different nations.

>>56435698
But you responded to him without exception by listing countries, and I know it comes across as pedantic, but he did say nations.

>>56435698
>all people equally wealthy
That’s not the same as starving

crypto nerds will seethe

>>56435749
I'm starting to think there needs to be another dabpost for the shills

>>56435735
It doesn't make a difference

the US isn't giving me a cut of "our" gold production whether it's a nation or a country. In fact most of the gold mined in the US is by other "nations," in the sense that we allow corporations from other countries to mine "our" resources for profit.

and the people of their countries aren't getting a cut of that gold either.

in fact the resources of the land are NOT the property of the people, and to pretend people are going to be enriched personally and broadly by gold mining going on 100 miles away from them is silly. We all know the world doesn't work that way. Tech execs in San Francisco are not making you personally wealthy. That doesn't happen outside of communism or at least capitalism that allows you to buy shares of other people's enterprise.

>>56435744
>That’s not the same as starving
it is if almost everyone is starving

>>56435573
Fren it's something i noticed quite clearly when i posted few months ago the global imports of silver ore VS silver in investment form (refined bars). Idk if you have seen it, but basically the US is among the tiniest importer of silver ore (like Belize tier, it amounted to almost nothing), while China, Korea and Japan are the largest importers by far. i.e all the nations producing semi-conductors for the world. And it's i believe for several reasons :
- they have the capacity to refine it themselves, so they cut on costs
- they don't need it in bar form since it wil be melted down into wires plating for the most part
- they don't want to be at the mercy of US banks : by shortcuting the global price-fixing by the Comex & LBMA, they avoid being subject to the manipulation of giga-banksters like JPM who can solely decide of the price of refined silver bars. If one day JPM decide to push comex bars to 3 digits, China will be able to go around it via ore. That's just my theory but i believe it have strong arguments.

So to come back to ore vs bars, when it came to refined silver, US mogged every other nation on earth, to a truly stupid ratio. I don't precisely remember the numbers, but like the US + Canada slurped alone over HALF all the .999 silver bars produced in the world. And i don't think it all comes down to individuals' bullion demand. You represent like what, 5% of the world pop? Me think something is up, me think large institutions are secretly stacking like madslurpers.

>>56435799
I don't think any producers start their process with refined silver bars from the comex. That's just a /pmg/ WSS myth.

investment grade bars are a different thing from industrial silver. Industrial uses purify and alloy their own silver, usually from something called concentrates, or dore.

What are you buying tomorrow if it dips? I'm thinking more Cooks or possibly more Maples.

>>56435799
> I don't precisely remember the numbers, but like the US + Canada slurped alone over HALF all the .999 silver bars produced in the world.
That’s right, and the states are enshrining PMs into their constitution and their treasuries. It sounds woo woo, but it’s merely fact, Americans slurp the fuck out of silver, we have the least penalties to do so of almost any other country, and our institutions including the state and banks slurp silver too, and you see them saying fuck gold (a la Canada, ft Knox) you can have it. It’s silver. Because silver has more backing than gold because it’s use as a commodity of the future, and it will empower any currency it backs beyond golds capacity to do so.

>>56435698
>>56435683
I still don't get the point you are trying to make.. If you want me to tell you wealth disparities are increasingly disgusting and our (((elites))) managed to take over the world and distract us from the class war at play via pointless societal divides, i'm all for it my dude. But i still don't see how it have anything to do with what i said.

>>56435850
just gonna get some generic 1oz silver rounds

This is going to have people ina whirl. Because they just underwent extreme gold shilling at all avenues. They fell for the FUD, that’s on them.

>>56435901
That's what I did a couple weeks ago, I just stacked more Asahi. I can just see coins like Cooks and Somali elephants being very desirable in the future. Especially once Chuck's ugly mug makes it onto the Cooks.

>>56435897
there's no mechanism that allows for a country or nation to get rich while all of its individual people get equally rich.

it's been tried and it failed spectacularly.

so a nation getting rich has nothing to do with what its individual people get paid.

>>56434355
Yes praise the lord god Yahweh and his son rabbi Yeshua, the jewish messiah!

>>56435924
>so a nation getting rich has nothing to do with what its individual people get paid.

What is a nation vs. a country?
Again not being pedantic, there is an important distinction. I’ll tell your hat the United States is a rich country, but it is a poor nation.

>>56435834
>producers
You mean industrials, right?
And i'm not talking about doré bars, who already are accounted for in silver production, but straight up dirt with an average of 0.08% silver where they have contracts with large open pit miners. That's what the chinks are importing by boatloads.

>>56435936
Yes kneel and bow, and love everyone it’s a world of live and love conquers all
-lex Friedman (not a Russian Jew)

>>56435947
>I’ll tell your hat the United States is a rich country, but it is a poor nation.
I think we're in agreement then, whatever words we use.
>>56435951
>You mean industrials, right?
yes. In most industrial processes, pure silver is less efficient to use than impure stuff.
>straight up dirt with an average of 0.08% silver where they have contracts with large open pit miners. That's what the chinks are importing by boatloads.
seems extremely inefficient given the cost of boat fuel, but whatever. Chinks also import e-scrap by the boatload and that has a tiny percentage of useful metals.

they are very certainly refining their own silver for industrial use, but that's normal. Industrial users like to either vertically integrate by buying the mine, or at least do their own refining in most cases.

>>56435440
good point
when you put it that way, a price equalization seems inevitable. and with the world getting more and more chaotic, i think silver's a good place to put your money now

>>56435951
another factor in the economy of refining is enviro law.

for instance, cyanide process is dirt cheap, but pretty difficult to get permits for in the US. However in china you don't need permits of the sort the US regularly denies. You just need government permission.

so in that case, there's probably money to be made in shipping silver ore to china because the cyanide process is cheap enough to offset the costs of shipping.

labor is a similar situation. Why pay a miner $100k per year to refine silver when a chink will do it for $3k per year? The savings offset the shipping costs.

>>56435440
The thing is those poor countries aren't using silver regularly for industrial purposes and it's also scarce to them because they aren't importing or mining it, making it more valuable.

>>56435991
>they are very certainly refining their own silver for industrial use, but that's normal
Yes that's what i was explaining, they do not need it refined for their industrial uses. And on top of that, after turning this ore into concentrate, they will also bank in some copper, lead and antimony in the process (which idk if also priced in by the miners during purchase).

But i too find it extremely inefficient logistically wise, that's why i was a bit surprised when i came across the figures.. so i'm trying to figure out one or several logical explanations to justify such "innefficience", because chinks are reputed to not waste their $ when it comes to business. Any other hypothesis warmly welcome too!

>>56435850
I might be tempted by a 10oz bar, or some generic rounds whichever seems best. Got a comfy “cool” stack just trying for some volume rn while the ratio is nice. Man if silver shoots imma trade those bars for gold so quick haha

>>56436028
Ah yes, regulations could indeed play a role here, good thinking fren!

>>56436057
I would list environmental regulation, environmental liability, and labor costs as most likely chinese efficiencies. If you have no laws regarding pollution or safety or wages or lawsuits or child labor or slave labor or whatever, you can operate extremely cheaply.

What are the chances I get the one of the coins in the thumbnail and not some random pacific island cartoon character run?

>>56436064
Careful when trading at coin shops. They'll basically add their own premiums to what you trade and they can get ridiculous. My LCS is spot minus $2

>>56436072
we could imagine a future where western consumers boycott chinese goods because of labor and environmental conditions in the country. Similar to the blood diamonds boycott.

this would presumably drive up the price of silver and gold. However it would also drive up the price of cell phones and cars, so I doubt westerners will do that.

>>56436084
You're not going to get an ASE or Perth

>>56436098
Yeah but I'll take anything from a well known mint.

>>56436084
Your getting phillys + 1 a Brit.
>>56436064
> silver shoots imma trade those bars for gold so quick haha
Fetishize gold at your own peril

I’m selling more gold tomorrow. I’ll let you choose what I sell: I have to go dig it up first.

I just have a quarter kilo of Ag, do I will make it? :(

>>56436122
read the reviews. A couple of them mention what they got.

>>56436164
Hell if you have just $20k and no debt and some PM's including that much gold you're already making it.

>>56436160
>selling gold
What kind of FUD/FOMO/retardation is this?

>>56436148
Ratio trading, its not about gold per se, silver is historically “cheap” at the moment

>>56436093
So far we are pretty happy closing our eyes on those. But yeah, maybe it will change in the future, sadly it will certainly not be from the perspective of saving le mom earth Gaya if our "leaders" start this kind of boycott. But to continue the slow transition of the US/EU citizens into 3rd world poorfags.
Just like it was the conclusion during the Rio meeting of '92 where they set up their goals for Agenda 2030 :
>a global government body is impossible with such large wealth disparities among the middle class of differents countries : the wealthy american mid-class will never accept the standardized rules & regulations destined to the majority of the world. We then need to bring up the standards of living of poor nations while bringing down the standards of the rich ones, in such a fashion they become homogeneous worldwide.

It was pretty much verbatim the conclusion, and ever since, our "leaders" have done everything to follow this order, from our complete deindustrialization, to unregulated immigration, to nonsensical over-regulations in the name of genocidal ideals like "zero carbon", while none of the developping countries have to deal with this crap...

Last slurpies. Nothing too impressive, but i had to take them as i noticed a big uptick in XVIIIth c. silverware on sale on ebay since the weather cooled down. For months there was almost nothing availible, so probably some boomies die out.

Broncobros, why the fuck are they sleeping on McLaughlin and Mims?

>>56436301
basic design and short teeth, but the hallmarks are fantastic. Circa 1720, province (maitre-abonné) but didn't determine with certainty which one.

>>56436310
Wrong thread and board, gn /pmg/

'nother basic design, a bit later (1760 i think)

>>56436321
Had to buy it since the royal hallmarks are incredibly well preserved on this one.

>>56436192
> What kind of FUD/FOMO/retardation is this?
I’m an individual
Which one of these cheap sluts do I turn into silver. First 2 replies of Same amount win. 20, 10, 5 or all

Basic uniplat spoon, very light-weight, didn't look up the hallmarks in details, probably around 1770-1780 which is the most common era for those. Got it for absurdly cheap (33€ for 60g), i was surprised to see i won the auction.

>>56436351
Royal hallmarks a bit worn off, but nothing too dramatic.

And i kept the best for the last of course. Can't wait to use them for my next meal.

>>56436372
Fl. U.V. tableware from Berndoff, 1940.

>>56436385
From a Luftwaffe officer's mess. Those are simply in alu sadly, but NSDAP stamped silverware was reserved to the very high ranked officials and is basically impossible to find nowaday. Maybe one day, if i'm very lucky and with enough cash..

>>56436351
mb it was 70g, i mixed numbers up with pic rel, which is 60g and i got for 30 bux too.

>>56436372
>>56436385
>>56436427
nice find, jealousy intensifies.

>>56436478
>jealousy intensifies
Wait until you learn how much i paid for the pair.

>>56436486
Can you just give me a search term, I’ll scoop an entire dinner parties worth of Nazi ware.

>>56434392
Great tv show but I don't know either.

>>56436245
yeah the other problem I've read is that the planet doesn't actually have the resources or capacity to bring all those poor people up to "normal" US living standards anyways.

so we wouldn't just be bringing the wealthy back down to normalcy, we'd also be making standards of living much lower for the average and poor people of developed nations. Which everyone here instinctively knows and nobody here wants. Thus the "own nothing and be happy" memes. Nobody wants that except people who already own nothing.

>>56436301
always weird to see anything 200 years old being sold for scrap. Like what other antiques do we just throw away or sell for prices so low they get destroyed?

>>56436503
It's funny that these low iq antisemites fall for the silver scam and give all their money to people they hate. They even buy these reproduction racist junk made in Asia to brag about online. Then they get put on watch lists. Breddy cool bruv if you ask me

>>56436346
Good plan. Keep buying selling over and over me and my fellow coin dealers have a name for customers like you but it's not flattering so I won't repeat it here.

>>56436503
Well, that's the main issue to find those ppl are using all kind of keywords. You have to check up individually for the Wehrmacht, Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe, NSDAP,... because they all had different stuff, then ppl with name it dishes, porcelain, tableware, flatware, forks, spoons,... so you have to be as vague as possible when you search, and sort through a lot of unrelated crap.
But don't expect them to show up instantly, personally i check up once a week for nazi cutlery and it's the first time i managed to scoop some for cheap, after looking for like 2 months. Plates/gravy boats/.. and porcelain in general are usually a bit easier to find from my experience.

If you don't have the patience, you have various militaria specialized websites from little shops who sell those. Sadly they most of the time are OOT, and prices kinda are all over the place, but some i've seen have really decent deals.

>>56436084
Only time I tried the “dealers choice” buy I ended up with buffalos; the gayest of silver.

>>56436346
>>56436346
Here’s two replies. Sell it all for silver Shrek coins.

>>56436590
at least 3 of the reviews there mention getting silver buffs.

>>56435749
yeah

>>56436526
>always weird to see anything 200 years old being sold for scrap.
Seems to be a frog thing only, people around here are quite retarded ngl. I love paying spot for very old silber, i've some silverware dating back from 1650 lol.

>>56434362
>DON'T FORGET TO LIKE MY TWEET

>>56436612
I'm jealous of that. Are you the anon with the pirate doubloon ashtray? Stuff like that is just crazy to me. So much history laying around that people make soup ladles and ashtrays out of it.

>>56436542
>antisemite
Proud
>stack silver
Yes, proud.
>dangerous white man that was too good for this world memorabilia (he should’ve)
Checked.
>>56436564
I bought these at a loss paid $2000 a piece I should write them off on tax form. I have receipts but that won’t be necessary due to my 80% losses and no gains. I’m starving and haven’t eaten in over 2 weeks. I can’t do this anymore, I can’t take it. Precious metals have ruined my life,

>>56436602
But. You. Can’t do that. I…

>>56436084
I did one of these one times with 5 ozers and I got a fucking 5 oz Libertad! It had a little dent around one the edges but I'll take it

>>56436674
No you didn’t you lying piece of shit.

>>56436622
That's me yes. I paid below spot for it, which is beyond absurd knowing the price of spanish pieces of 8 nowaday...
And earlier this month i scooped a set of x8 silverware pieces from fucking Louis XV's Versailles collection, once again below spot for stuff who should be in a museum. The guy didn't know what he was selling, but still i find it surreal..

Idk if it is because ppl are desperate for cash or just are simply thrashing the collections of their recently dead relatives at whatever pricetag.

>>56436678
I'll take a picture of it if you really need that

>>56436687
I need it and I want an invoice.
Redact accordingly.

>>56436674
yeah i dont believe u either kek

>>56436682
They are fake, you got conned. You can buy them in Sri Lanka for less than $10

>>56436084
Well, it says "coin" in the description, not "round", so you should only get government minted stuff with a face value if their description is accurate.

>>56436728
kek, ok fuddie!

>>56436682
I remember when you first bought it a year or two ago or whatever it was. Not just because it's a crazy find, but also because I've had good results flattening bent or even folded coins by sticking them between two blocks of hardwood and then hammering the shit out of the top plank. Not sure how it would work on those though, it might crack or split the coin. Also you'd have to figure out how to get rid of the solder first.

amazing piece though. I love that thing. Don't know what I'd do with it, but it's incredible.
>surreal
yes, exactly so.

I’m selling all my gold Kinebar for silver. You might remember me, I bought a micro scope to inspect the engraving to ensure they reflected the holograms a year ago.

>>56436764
I’m friends with bob. He’s American. I’m European. But we share a great kinship. And neither of us are paying whatever premiums get floated here.

>>56436746
It's obvious to anyone familiar with those types of coins that its fake but of course you scam victims would fall for it. That's why you are poor and keep losing $$$ and the other clown has a collection of fakes

>>56436822
Kek
Keep it up

Soon

>>56436829
Lmao how much will you pay for this one, maybe you and the idiot simping for you can fight for it

>>56436583
I still remember walking into small town Midwest antique shop, full table of nothing but bring-back ww2 German stuff, 3 feet by 12 or so feet. 30 years ago, too bad I was relatively poor and didn't buy any of it.

>>56435850
That Jesus bar interests me but haven't pulled the trigger yet

>>56436174
Gold?20k? Dude...

>>56436583
Lmao 27 posts of Chinese made garbage reproductions and this clown is BRAGGING he got scammed. Amazing but not surprisingly greed will do that. Yall react angry when I point out yall lost at least 80% but this retard lost 100% for his fake nazi and fake silver. Lmao antisemites are very low iq


Bbbbbut I bought king Louis tea service for 9nly $400.lmao

>>56436940
I’m burning a book written by Jew.

>>56436854
can we get an aged or antique style strike?

>>56436671
Do it fagit Shrek 4ever

>>56437012
My dealer doesn’t have shrek coins.
John Leibovitz bookburning memorial.

Ahhh

>>56436772
>I’m friends with bob.
thanks man.
>>56436822
>It's obvious to anyone familiar with those types of coins that its fake
looks reals to me. Could be fake, but if so it's a really good one.
>>56436883
not even close.
if that looks like anon's ashtray coins to you, you are very poor judge of coins. Those are obviously fake.

So true!

>>56437090
My house has done a 12x since I bought in 2002

so my dollars now are worth what dimes were then.

pretty good reason to buy metals or any tangible asset I think.

>>56434373
ARISE CHEAPY! CHEAPY ARISE!

>>56436883
you are completely blind or what? Your crap doesn't even remotely look like the real deal.

>>56436883
Can you link this to me. Want to scoop this hot deal

>>56437107
That crazy tube for cheapy?

>>56434355
hosanna

Lmao here's what the real coins look like, that pmg scam victims coins are from China made in 2018 . Yall are Le Big Dumb and constantly getting swindled as you should be for being greedy antisemitic morons

>>56437247
wrong coin dufus

>>56437166
No I'm going to buy them all and sell them to mintanon who will sell them to pmg scam victims for $900 each, kektop he already has their contact Info and knows they are dumb

>>56436940
If you knew anything about early XXth porcelain, you'd know there is a very easy and sure way to know if the markings are OG or repros. But you don't, since you just are a paid fuddie.
>>56436822
I don't even know why i'm wasting time with your sorry ass, IQDELET, but if you want to i can provide you with magnified close up pics with a jeweler loupe for details never a fake could have, like the engraving on the edge. Oh, and good luck weighting the same weight than silver coins. Plus one of the coin (the one used for cig support) have a hole from being used as a pendant and you can see it's silver all the way through. And gl faking the dozens upon dozen of trading post hallmarks on the coins. Etc, etc...
I'm done losing my time with your sorry ass.

>>56436966
based autodafe connoisseur, what's the book?

>>56436746
Yes fren, i remember you posted about this, i was really tempted, but since i lacked the tools to dissociate the coins i couldn't try it. But it's been in a corner of my mind ever since.

>>56437296
the coins are also several different dates, aren't they?

I'd expect chinese fakes to all be the same coin, same dates.

>>56437296
Lmao your ID is Cucks. I bet you have a house full of junk you got scammed on. Oh well you can keep bragging here and get paid in internet points by your fellow silver scam victims

>>56435658
Pokemon?

>>56437372
Indeed, different dates AND different mints for the two with same date (Sevilla, Mexico,..), hell the bottom one is a french Ecu "aux lauriers".
That's the most dedicated to their art chinks ever lol.

>>56437427
yep. If they went to all the trouble of producing fakes that good from multiple dies and multiple chopmark punches, they wouldn't ruin them by turning them into an ashtray.

>>56437457
I know you are just pretending to be retarded but you can buy all those "coins" on Etsy . Lmao they aren't even silver. Like I always say paper silver is real and yall buy fake physical for a 68% premium

>>56437630
>I know you are just pretending to be retarded but you can buy all those "coins" on Etsy
way ahead of you buddy.

before I even opened my mouth I searched the internets for those coins and dates.
I saw the 1776 8R being sold on multiple sites

I didn't find other dates on any site, including alibaba.

I've been hunting fake coins for years, I know how to search them online. And I agree, there's a lot of them out there. Nothing about the anon's ashtray coins strike me as being fake. If they're fakes, they're not for sale on the internets that I can find, and they're remarkably good fakes to just be ruined by making them into an ashtray and selling them below spot.

nice work gathering all those pics though. E for effort.

>>56434355
>Jesus silver.png

>>56434362
>A screenshot of a screenshot of a tweet posted to reddit posted on 4chan.

Dont stay here.

>>56437854
They are antisemites who got kicked out of redddit for racism. Unfortunately as racists they are low iq and as we saw today that's why they fall for every scam in the book, the scam victim I exposed today bought a bunch of fake Spanish dobloons made in China that he thought were sliver so he paid spot plus 40% like usual . Even worse they were soldered together ruining even the fake coins. Oh and he bought a few dozen fake nazi crap not sure why he posted all the pics here probably hoping for redddit points.

It's kind of sad but scam victims are always scammed again and again . Kek he lost thousands of $$$ on that garbage

Thinking of canceling 2 of my 3 subscriptions. Buying more weight
is seeming more comfy at this time.

>>56434548
You're supposed to buy it when it's low, now it's already high so no point in buying it now. Wait for it to go back down first.

>>56434921
Yes, lately I noticed he changes his ID after some small random number (1-19) of posts.

>>56438386
that's the great part about being a /pmg/ larper who only hoards questionable 150% premium silver coins with pepe the frog on them; it's always time to buy since their meme metal peaked in 2011

>>56438407
Not only that but he also alternate between IDs and indulge in blatantly obvious samefagging. Maybe he was so desperate for (you)s he thought the easy way was to talk to himself?


>>56437690
Kek, i thought i was the only one going on alibaba to check for the common dates of each fake. Based fren.
It's true chinks are pretty lazy, it's very often one date, one mint per coin they repro you then see sold on many alibaba shops. Well.. to their defense, they don't claim to sell anything but "fun" copies, it's not like they try to autistically forge things and pass it as the real deal. Most their fakes looks like crap. It's the same for MTG/pokemon cards, if they really wanted to, they probably could achieve much more convincing stuff, but then, why would they bother selling them as copy? To me it means they simply don't want to, scamming isn't their business, they leave that to less scrupulous westerners buying their stuff.
And it's also pretty smart thinking, if they achieved impossible to differentiate pokemon cards, then the market for high-end singles would collapse, which is counterproductive to them.

Great news bros : my shitty post office didn't lose the bracelet i was waiting for.
Just came back from fetching it, the coins are in better condition than i initially thought for, especially the gold ones, but the soldering is so tight i can't even tell what was used. I feel like i could dissociate them if i forced a bit, but in truth i'd most likely bend the coins (who are very tiny, they weight 0.8g) and achieve nothing else.

Any idea about how to separate them very welcome.

>>56438768
Silver tarnish leaked over the gold coin over the centuries, just tried to clean one and it went away quite easily thankfully.

>>56438789

>>56438794
.

>>56438802
Sorry i'm quite bad at taking pics, i tried to zoom on the solders here. Thoughts?

>>56438812
Who cares if they are tarnished, they are worthless garbage rocks

>>56438768
Lmao this scam victim thinks its silver and gold. And

>>56438111
Interesting.
Do you think there's a correlation between anti-semitism and silver stacking?

>>56438910
Why don't think so many racists fall for the silver scam and give all their money to their enemies ?

>>56436622
Since you seems to enjoy historic stuff, i thought you could be interested with an auction i've been eyeing for few days :
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/325847544892

It's a tiny silver egoist jug from 1775-1780 (can't confirm 100% since i don't see the mark of discharge on the pics, but the mark of charge give me a good idea alrdy), from Tours (very old city of kings) weighting 632g (.958 fineness).

The condition is far from top notch, even have some tears and bonks, and from the silver weight you have to substract the wood handle (minus 40-50g? too bad the seller didn't remove it for the weighting). But even then, if the price remain at 380, and lets assume the handle is 50g, that's 380/580 = 0.65€/g when spot is at 0.70€ rn.

Really not bad for a 250, beautifully ouvraged item. The forks/spoons from this period aren't too are to find (i know, i now have around 100+ of them kek), but this kind of items are very, very scarce, actually that's maybe the 3rd one i see on ebay from this era, and i check daily, and the first one below 1K+.

I wanted to slurp it for myself, but i'm way too tight on cash rn, not even sure how i'll finish the month kek, so if a fren can profit from the deal i wont be too upset.

>>56434362
Schiff went dressed a sleazy jew salesman, the absolute mad lad.

>>56438989
250yo*

A yo what happened to mintanon’s pirate coins being available Monday morning?

>>56439159
good morning anon, items are now available!

Where do UK people buy their silver? I've been using the RoyalMint for about 3 years and realised I've been overpaying like crazy. Spent around £15,000 in total and have just over 400oz in bullion and about 200oz in commemorative coins.
Or is it just a case of shopping and finding a good deal? I'm wary of using eBay as how can you tell if it's a genuine silver or not?

>>56439268
Nice bought two of them,hope I get an early serial number

>>56439298
Literally in the header.

>>56439268
I'm glad to see you went over your dark days and are once again involved in the making of our beloved memecoins, but wouldn't it be preferable to wait for the shipping of Crusader before opening the presale of the next coin?
Idk but it doesn't feel right.

>>56439268
ps : i love the obverse of the pirate coin, really nice looking, can't wait to see the rotating webm.

>>56439347
I agree but we're also doing it differently this time in that presales will continue until we have the art finalized for the Pirate round. It's not a rush but lets people get the purchase made and out of the way

>>56439343
Chards is more expensive than the RoyalMint

>>56439369
Ah then i'm ok with that, bcuz i plan to buy later on as i'm beyond poor rn.

>>56438111

>>56439374
>Chards is more expensive than the RoyalMint
Royal Mint doesn't add VAT to silver until you're on the checkout page. It's a dirty trick that Chards doesn't do because the site displays both prices.

just ordered me some pirates
thanks mintanon

>>56439437
Thank you, didn't factor that in at all. Seems like it's best for me to switch over to Chards then, better pricing and more variety than the RM. Anything to watch out for?

Lads, Im sick of western collectors coins that are infected and covered in sa*anic, globo homo, chinese commie lunar calender, deep state lizard british royal filth propaganda so i looked for something different and pulled the trigger on this.

Its a 99.9 1oz Silver Japanese Mint Collectors Coin thats part of a series they minted from 2008 - 2016 Representing one of the 47 Prefectures, its a proof finish so will look better than this pic.

Should I order the gilded or non-gilded pirate coin?

>>56439860
why not both?

>>56434561
The way this will probably work out is the money you owe on your mortgage will hyperinflate and the bank wont bother chasing after you as what you owe will be worthless and the house will become yours by default.

Dont dare think of selling your silver to pay it off.

>>56436854
2025?

>>56439709
Is it just a case of trawling eBay for this? They look absolutely stunning but don't seem to be available anywhere but eBay

>>56440031
>Is it just a case of trawling eBay for this?
Seems to be, They were minted up until 2016 so thats the only place you're likely to see them, theres a few sellers on there selling the entire set but i just went with this one as it has Mount Fuji on it.

>>56436621
>My last post only had 660 likes. I’m really working on expanding my audience, so yknow, if you have a friend or uncle or someone you know that would enjoy this tweet, make sure you send it to them. I started this month with 659 likes and so far it’s been increasing, but I’m really trying to get to 1000 likes per post. So remember to share and like my posts. I’m also on TikTok now, so remember to click the link in the description and follow me there. And be sure to send the link to your friends. I’m really trying to get to one million followers on TikTok, because it seems like there’s a lot of younger people there. And remember to follow my Instagram, I post there daily and lately I haven’t been getting enough likes. So if you could remember to like my posts on Instagram that would really help the channel.

>>56434355
Why can't you but lithium? Gold, silver and platinum are readily available but stuff like lithium and copper is much harder to just buy in bullion form.

>>56435440
I posted this s couple days ago but: Premiums on silver in Mexico are certainly higher from private dealers, but libertads sold at the banks vary by bank and at different times. I haven't been watching it much, but so far this year, there appears to be an almost inverse correlation to the premiums charged by Mexican banks on libertads vs the premiums from US dealers. You could get libertads for about 4-5% at a bank back in March or April while US buyers were paying 10%+ everywhere for coins and rounds and probably more like 25%+ on BU libertads. Depending on the specific bank and how you pay, at this moment, libertads are going to run about 13-20% premium. A coin shop or private seller on Mexico is gonna be more like 15-30%... so you're absolutely right, at least for Mexico which is like the biggest silver producer on the planet. Shit makes no sense lol.

Also, the anon who mentioned the 5oz libertads 2-3xing in a year or so from mint because of limited production was correct. I have had no luck asking a Mexican citizen to stop at some big branches and try to buy one. I assume the bank and mint people make sure only their friends can get them.

>>56439268
awesome. waiting till 1st of month to order, but will be ordering

>>56435850
Can't go wrong with either, though I bought my cooks when they were on sale for like $1.50 premium or so. Idk why they're so high now. I think it was bold or hero that was whoring them out earlier this year. Personally I like Brits the best of all regular 1oz coins. If you don't have any, definitely grab some. And I'm probably alone in this, but I really dig the kangaroo I bought on a whim and have thought about getting a tube.

>>56436084
You usually get decent ones. it just depends whatever they have loads of.

Any tinfoilists here that think the NWO will use PMs for the new system? What's going to get a better ROI gold or silver

>>56440604
>What's going to get a better ROI gold or silver
Yes. Can't win with either.

>>56439875
Because it’ll be 150 dollarbux for 2oz.

>>56436895
I think if you read pmg long enough you'll end up getting one. It just happens. Don't buy today if you're considering it though. GSM does a day or 2 lull between their sales and it's a lull day rn. I've never seen that bar on sale at a dramatically reduced price, but they often drop the price a few bucks along with a bunch of other stuff for the 3-4 days they run a big sale on a specific design.

>>56440466
copper oxidizes easily and also isn't worth much atm so it's not profitable to refine it for bullion purposes. Lithium is hard to get and in it's pure form is very reactive with water so it will likely just react into different things if sitting for years. Gold and Silver and the main materials in bullion because they are pretty unreactive materials.

>>56440617
Fucked that up! CAN'T LOOSE WITH EITHER.

>>56439268
someone pls tell me why they are dated 2025

>>56440604
No, I don't think they plan on using sound metal money lol, but despite the doom and demoralization, there is a good chance that whatever BS they try doesn't actually pan out and that PMs are used by US states or regions of North America and Europe as money again, or at the very least, currencies backed by and redeemable for PMs. If you think of the federal reserve as a family business, we're in the later middle/almost end of the 3rd generation of family ownership, and almost no family owned business ever makes it past a 3rd generation. They're just plugging holes in the damn with their fingers at this point. They certainly have plans to transition from our current fiat, but these 3rd Gen owners can fuck that up as well and lose their power. Hopefully it will involve public tribunals and executions but, I'd be happy with just using actual money again that isn't inflating at 20%+ per year lol.

>>56438812
So are they really legit? Did you actually get 16 grams of gold from that eBay auction? (Not even taking into consideration the numismatic values)

>>56438849
this nigga never leaves the pmg thread... i feel bad for the lil nigga. i mean it doesnt seem like he invests his money anywhere, the lil nigga is just dead set of fudding pms :( damn lil nigga what happened?

>>56440746
>They certainly have plans to transition from our current fiat, but these 3rd Gen owners can fuck that up as well and lose their power.
I think they will lose a lot of power to the brics if they can make their new system work, i think it will be backed by a basket of commodities. 100% better the current ponzi system.
>>56440695
Very true.

>>56440863
He's a very sad individual that's for sure.

>>56440604
The nwo is already dead on arrival, nobody is accepting their shit anymore and their tricks have failed, any country in the west that wants a stable government in the future is going to be forced to deal with the brics and have to have gold backing to their currency, they wont have a choice about it.

>>56440893
Brics will be a international trading currency to replace the dollar hegemony, not printed bills that people can spend, but I agree it will essentially be a nuclear strike on the USD when dollars rush back and nobody wants our bonds. It will signal the necessary transition to new currencies all across the globe and I can easily see some of those being backed by PMs.

>>56440466
>but stuff like lithium and copper is much harder to just buy in bullion form.
There was a mad rush for copper ingots for a few years around 2010. I'm guessing it was a Hail Mary profit grab for a few entrepreneurs, stock ran out, end of story. Nowadays you can find garage pours on ebay for silly prices, and a few places carry stamped ingots for equally silly prices. JMBullion is one, copperheadbullion is another that I know of, and now laser etching is common (vastly inferior look).
For lithium:
>>56440659
And... you can buy it on ebay as chunks. Before Putin went full retard, a vendor in Ukraine was selling them for $75/lb avdp. They were sealed in plastic packs with mineral oil.

>>56440741
I'd like to know as well

>>56440941
>not printed bills that people can spend

>>56440843
Seems like it, yes. Everything check out for the 4 reales coins.
Still couldn't find any info about the Manuel Barillas gold coins though...

>>56439268
>65 for the standard
>85 for the one with a tiny bit of gilding

Bit steep no?

>>56440901
Well, technically, only western countries that want to trade with a brics member. There's no reason a country can't trade with another country in some other currency. Many are doing that RN, but it's causing massive issues where Russia is stuck with billions of Indian PooBucks and will hurt India if they try to dump them, or Chinas too exposed debt wise and nobody trusts their gold reserve numbers, etc... A new intra-bank/internation currency backed by gold and other assets solves this issue (brics), but some countries may be fine never trading with it. It just depends. The US can easily produce it's own energy and food, but some raw materials needed for technology and infrastructure are either required to be imported, or vastly more expensive and environmentally detrimental to acquire domestically.
It's gonna be an international game of musical chairs and passing the debt around for a while til anything firms up. Hopefully they don't use too much war as cover, but who knows what will happen exactly? Maybe an asteroid hits or Jesus shows up or space lizards invade or vaccines activate latent zombie viruses? Nothing would surprise anymore lol.

>>56440990
having 20 kilos of leaking mineral oil and potentially explosive metal in my house doesn't sound very pleasant

>>56440994
>>56440741
hey im the artist for that pirate coin, I just put 2025 because i figured that mint anon would've taken a long time to make it like he did with the crusader, but it looks like it won the wont take long as he seems better now then he was months ago

>>56441230
Lol ya. The anon asking about lithium has never started a fire with a cr123a and a rock kek.

>>56435424
Silver is a global market, unlike the flour from a few villages over which just sells locally. Silver (anything imported, really) price goes up as you leave developed countries because of logistics. In places with silver mines it's probably pretty common for the plebs to have some, or at least that's what's happening in Venezuela where they pay with gold from the mines.

>>56441145
>45 for Aputannia
>48 for Wagmius
>50 for Bogs (i think? dont remember)
>50 for boomer
>60 for crusader
>65 for pirate
meanwhile
>spot barely moved
>premiums went down
Yeah, finally that will be without me, not liking much being price gouged for no valid reason.

>>56435778

>>56441334
He makes a good point though, especially with regard to Mexico which produces fuckloads of silver. You can't just hit a lcs in Mexico and buy a round for a couple bucks over spot. You might get around 15% if you buy a decent amount and pay with USD, but generally it's a fucked up premium heavy market. Most poor countries and many developed euro countries make purchasing silver difficult either through heavy taxation or general price fixing on premiums. After removing PMs from circulation as currency 60+ years ago everywhere, many nations now make it extremely costly for its citizens to acquire PMs and in particular silver. It's more than peculiar.

>>56441472
yeah yeah yeah

>>56441590
But there's nothing unusual about a country producing something the locals largely can't afford. That's just a nitpick, though. Otherwise I have no objections with what was said and generally agree.

>>56440604
>tinfoilists
Can you even get tin foil anywhere that isn't online? It's all aluminum foil now, that was by design unfortunately

>>56441631
Ya I agree with that, but it is fucky that you have to pay a 25% tax on your own country's "coin" because it's silver in Britain or similar. It's obvious that many countries don't want the citizenry to have jars full of silver at home anymore lol.

And Mexican domestic retail silver market aside, when I think about the guy going around the big branches of Mexican banks for me rn trying to find a 5oz libertad, I'm willing to bet that the premiums on libertads across the world are simply because of garden variety price fixing by groups of middlemen who kick back to the mint employees. It is Mexico after all lol. Good on them for creating demand I guess. I still don't know why he was able to get me libertads in the spring for like a $1 over spot from the bank though... maybe they fucked up or thought he was "connected" to the right people or something? So weird.

>>56438812
Anon, bring it to a jeweller. Preferably a gold smith.

>>56441070
I would definitely have someone with a machine check those before I looked into having them separated. It might be worth more as is to the right person if you can get the coins verified.

>>56435922
Elephants yeah, because they have a different design every year, which makes them collectible. But the Cook Islands "Bounty" coin is the same every year, so it's not that interesting.
Also I noticed koalas are cheap if you get them when they come out, and they change designs every year. Emus and kooks cost a bit more.

Just received my gilded crusader. Thanks anonymint for finally delivering. Very based.

>>56441230
It would indeed be risky to buy that much and store it carelessly. Is this something you were considering doing?

>>56441772
For anyone interested, I just confirmed that the tiny bit over spot I paid for libertads earlier this year was the actual price (in USD) at that time. I think the exchange rate played a bigger part in it than anything. It's just under 13% premium for 1oz libertads if you pay with USD at one Mexican Bank RN. Im guessing that's because of the weaker dollar. Man I wish there was a reliable postal service in that country...I could made some decent money earlier this year lol.

>>56440568
There's some kind of supply issue with the 2023 Cook Island coins. The largest european dealer didn't get a shipment and had to cancel customer orders.

>>56441962
The preorder prices on the new Kooks are often pretty cheap compared to the premium you'll pay a couple months later. I only own one, but it's a neat coin and I love that they come in caps.

>>56441590
They know that silver can be used as money (which it is) and they're afraid that the population will do so, which will cause those in power to lose control. They're already used to using other currencies like USD instead of their local currencies (which often have inflationary problems). But silver is the real killer, because once the population normalises it, it's game over for the banksters.

>>56442267
Interesting. I wouldn't pay a big premium on them myself RN, especially for chucks. Mine are all queens. If they actually spiked in value significantly I'd probably trade those up for a few extra oz of generic and maybe keep one for collection sake, but I doubt that would happen just because of the mammoth amounts minted.

>>56442362
Ya I mean, that's the most logical conclusion you can draw from it. Also I hear that it's a bit weird buying libertads at the bank in Mexico, despite some having the prices on the wall and even a few advertising banners hanging. It doesn't appear to be a common request...I was told you get funny looks and the manager comes out to do the transaction, then someone walks you out to your car lol. I'm guessing there's only a handful of people buying them on a regular basis and the banks recognize those people. I'm probably gonna get my buddy put on some list today asking for 5ozers everywhere lol.

>>56439553
>Anything to watch out for?
Just look at every price. Sometimes, the Royal Mint is cheaper than Chards.

The new Charles 2 pounds are nice. I suggest buying ultra cameos. Mine showed up with frits/scratches and im pissed

On /hr/ someone posted a super high-res image of Otoya. Dunno if this link works, but here:
>>4753997

Some faggot on my group's team speak server apparently bought halves and silver dollars for 5$ a piece at some yardsale, and bought the whole thing , it was 23 face with halves and dollars, what a lucky nigger

>>56442649
Lmao the silver scam victim bought a commodity at a super premium. Many such cases.

>>56442856
youre not white

>>56442496
Yes, it's uncommon. Why would lots of people in Mexico purposefully throw away their money. Lmao just because you are mentally ill and follow every word of the coin merchant not everyone is addicted to flushing away their money

>>56441772
I think silver shouldn't be taxed any different than swapping currencies, if at all. Your banks in Mexico seem to effectively offer something like that.
Referring to >>56440472
>You could get libertads for about 4-5% at a bank
5% exchange fee for a 1oz 999 silver coin is very a fair price.

>>56442496
Why would anyone want the advice from a scam victim. Lmao you have been wrong for 10 years straight. Lmao that you talk about logical conclusions. The logical conclusion is that you lost 80% and learned nothing.

>>56442923
>5% exchange fee

Lmao at the scam victim thanking the big daddy government for losing 5% on every transaction because he normally loses 40%

Here's a hint, stick with $$$ and instead of losing 5% instantly you get paid 6%. Lmao

>>56439268
>>56441145
>>56441459
>>56442908
>funny twitch frog reddit tourists finally realising that maybe they should have bought gold, the metal that actual governments are hoarding in preparation for total economic collapse, rather than funny little frencoins at a 50% premium sold to them by a huckster that spams 5 different boards 12 hours a day telling people to buy as much silver as they can (but NOT gold) because in 2 more weeks it'll moon and dectuple in price and we'll all be rich frens and imagine selling your cute little peepo fren coins for thousands of dollars and buying a heckin mansion bros we're all gonna make it!!!
b-but they told me my aputannias would be a collector's item just like my Dr Fauci funko pop guys!

I can't really explain it, but it feels like things are subtly accelerating. Maybe it's the conflict in Israel, maybe it's the constant inflation, maybe it's a confluence of seemingly innocuous events, but something feels eerily off.

>>56442993
If you can afford a COMEX contract worth (~$120k) it might be negotiable.

>>56442923
I'm not in Mexico nor a Mexican citizen. I leave USD there with friends who buy me things occasionally and bring them to the US when they visit. I also have them exchange USD for me when the price is good and before I visit myself. I'm very white and my Spanish is awful so it's a beneficial relationship as I'd likely get taken advantage of or worse lol. You have to be a Mexican citizen to purchase libertads at the bank and possibly to get the full USD to mex rate above the official rate that the banks offer there, but I'm not sure as Ivr never tried it myself. I'm not stupid enough to walk into a bank there with a us passport and a stack of 20's lol. I certainly agree that there shouldn't be any difference beyond an exchange rate to swap currencies.

>>56443060
Or you could be like a normal person and put your money in the bank. Why do yall work so hard and base your entire life on a doomsday scam where you lose 80% of your money?


Nevermind, I already know the answer

>>56443130
>Nevermind, I already know the answer
Indulge me, robot.

>56443045
assuming i don't own gold as well

>>56443070
>You have to be a Mexican citizen to purchase libertads at the bank and possibly to get the full USD to mex rate above the official rate that the banks offer there, but I'm not sure as Ivr never tried it myself

Holy Toledo the dumb things people believe like this is the synthesis of 4 different coin merchant scammers, a flat earther and 2 drunk Mexican leaf blower operators that this clown is sharing to us as wisdom for free. Lmao. Just don't buy silver......literally do nothing and be rich!!

>>56443207
most people don't buy silver
they're not rich.

conversely most rich people buy silver
but most people that buy silver are not rich

>>56443045
Looks like you are just mad because you didn't buy your BATBOIs at ONLY $330 for a one ounce of silver. Limited supply!

>>56443045
stay hella mad

>>56443219
That's a bot you're replying to Bob.

>>56443249
Lmao the scamBOT with 17 shillposts telling everyone to buy shitcoins is calling people BOTs

>>56443052
Nothing ever happens

>>56443334
Until something does

>>56443352
Then it is an orchestrated event by false flag operators and nothing substantially happened besides the reaffirmation of existing power systems which is a whole lot of nothing

>>56443334
Lmao, all the scammers were saying silver would be up huge today and of course it's down.

>>56443384
The scam being the dollar

NEW BREAD
>>56443406
>>56443406
>>56443406

>>56443352
boom

>>56443249
who is bob?

>>56443571
you don't know bob??

>>56443249
>That's a bot you're replying to Bob.
I know

I'm testing it for human logic
so far no luck

>>56443571
Bob is a retired coin collector that posts on /pmg/. Sometimes he comes across as mildly disruptive, but I don't think that's just intent really. He doesn't stack PMs but likes talking to people who do. Decades ago he purchased a plot of land very cheaply because it had surface level lead contamination. Bob decided to make a home on that land and at some point the EPA declared it a Superfund site. Bob can have the toxic contamination removed for free by the government at any time, but has so far not elected to do so. You'll know Bob because he he will make sure to post about the value of his land relative to his purchase price, in every thread he's in, regardless if it's germaine to the conversation. Bob seldom mentions that the massive unrealized gains he boasts about from his property are predicated on the EPA remediating the contamination, but Bob seems to like living amongst the lead.

My theory is that beyond a level of brain damage from a life of lead exposure, the lead on Bob's property has kind of moved into a firm of possession; maybe a symbiotic relationship in a way where Bob allows the lead to stay and the lead provides Bob with some emotional elation or something. That's a crazy idea, but it would explain why Bob doesn't stack PMs yet likes posting in the generals, sometimes arguing that there's no point in stacking because things will likely just work out lol. I think that's the lead talking. I think the lead is jealous of PMs and it drives Bob to post here regularly. If lead can have sentience, it's probably communicating through Bob.

>>56444474
glorious

>>56444519
Lol, enjoy it. It's just my theory but your posts don't bother me really.