/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56443406
>LMU Edition
dangerously based

I'm Gay

crypto nerds will seethe

First for libertities

>>56443406
Should I take all my available fiat out of the system and buy PMs?

>>56443463
>libertities

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

>>56443462
Owning wealth is antisemitic, goyim
The banks need it more than you

Mintanon if >>56441271 is true will we change the date on the booty to 2024? is bothering my autismo

Does /pmg/ store their metals in a safe, or do some of you just put them in an unlocked box in your house?

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

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

I was expecting something interesting to happen today

>>56443550
pmg stores their wealth in the coin merchants bank accounts earning interest


Lmao that the scammers sell you junk metal and keep the $$$$

Remember that funny episode <yesterday > when the antisemitic silver scam victim was bragging about how he got a great deal on ebay and all the other loser scam victims were so jelly like "aww you are so lucky" and it turns out it was just another scam (of course) . Lmao

Pepperidge farms remembers

>>56442290
>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.

I haven’t found this to be true for 1oz BU kooks. Modern mintages are up near 500k for these and lots of these show up at wholesale pricing a few months after the new release frenzy. Now the proof and 10oz versions absolutely do see price increases once they go out of stock.

>>56443462
Only if you don't want to ngmi.

>>56443406
>>56443425

>>56443565
haven't you learned yet, anon?

>>56444090
These silver scam victims never learn they have been wrong about silver for 10 years

>>56443565
>>56444090

How many times are we going to each this old man this lesson?

>>56444010
Lmao this schizo ramblings was written by the guy who was bragging he got scammed on this>>56443836. Lmao how much did you lose. $300, $700 $2000?

>>56443550
a lot here are into wooden chests and crates. i personally keep my shit in a safe. though if its light enough to be wall mountable you cant really call it a safe. get something good and not some cheap single walled shit from amazon and BY GOD STAY AWAY FROM ELECTRONIC LOCKS THEY ALL HAVE CHEAP EMERGENCY BYPASS LOCKS DO NOT BUY NUMPAD SAFES GET A GOOD OL KEYYYYYYYYY

>>56443565
the 96 hours isn't up until tomorrow night and pirate apu went up so no complaining

Lmao low iq antisemite CUX is constantly bragging that he got scammed on reproduction tea sets, fake coin ashtrays, and LARP nazi crap.

He falls for every scam and then comes here bragging he knows everything, lmao he even screencapped his own retardation >>56444010

>>56443881
Stop posting weird pictures.
We don't need to have a freak show here.
I come her to get away from the freak show

>>56444228
Yup, I don't have a safe yet, but I already know not to get an electric pad. My target is something with 4 gauge steel and a tumbler lock.

>>56444470

>>56443462
Some yeah. All? No. PMs are late game money, we unfortunately need paper still in current year :/

Silver is a scam and everyone who buys it is financially retarded. Instantly lose 40% in premiums and then come here and brag about it for reddddit points

>It's a scam
>Financials
No. We're not "investors", because that implies silver is an investment, which you don't want it to be. We're hobbyist collectors ;) Now stop harassing us.

>>56444648
>Comfy crocodile blessings
This is fine

>>56444686
Any estimates on how many months will we need our paper fiat?
Maybe I could just hold on to enough fiat to play in clown world for another 6 months. And the rest of my fist I'll trade for PMs right now.

>>56444841
>the rest of my *fiat

>>56444468
>he even screencapped his own retardation
Nah it's 'nother (based) fren, since i'm here. I admire your dedication IQDELET, please proceed, tell me all about how i get scammed all day long, i want to hear more about my scamdventures!
Don't hesitate to add some drama like my neighbor pissing on my house door's knob each night, my mom REEing at me at the phone each time she learn i got scammed AGAIN (almost daily occurence), etc..

>>56443406
It just occurred to me that the inflation has been around ever since Jewish merchants figured out they could clip coins. The concept of inflation is the devaluing of the currency by increasing its supply. The clipper and the fiat printer are basically doing the exact same thing. You convince the public the currency is still the same numerical value, while your shave off the metal or devalue by printing more.

>>56444468

>>56443492
This but unironically. Nobody should forget that silver shills in /pmg/ know that what they're doing is extremely exploitative, which is why they frequently pretend to be extremely rude and unconstructive anti-silver posters. By deliberately trying to come across as ignorant and illogical opponents of paying extremely high premiums for silver meme coins, they're hoping that the teenagers in this general will respond along the lines of "Hey, that anti-silver guy is an obvious retard and a shill at that, I think I AM going to pay a 50% premium for that 1oz silver coin with Epic Pepe on it after all! I'm owning the feds!"

Notice the next post by the pro-silver-pretending-to-be-anti-silver shill, a blatantly ridiculous comment that serves only to make the anti-silver crowd look insane: >>56443560

You can highlight his ID to see similar posts. The aim is the same in all of them: make people who are warning newer anons against buying the precious metal equivalent of Funko Pops seem deranged so that more people will fall for their scams. These people are running businesses and want you to buy silver with what little money you have - and ONLY silver. They'll never mention gold, except as a small afterthought - "Oh, yeah, you should buy gold too, I guess, maybe, but before that MAKE SURE YOU DON'T MISS THE 2024 PIRATE APUTANNIA, COLLECTOR'S ITEM BRO, PREMIUM IS HIGH BUT IT WILL BE WORTH $500 BY 2030 WE SWEAR. Just use our discount code GRIFT24!"

Save your money and buy gold. Silver peaked in 2011; gold peaked last week. China and India and all the other shitholes aren't hoarding silver in anticipation of the total collapse of America; they're hoarding gold. And God have mercy on you if you're living in a country where there is VAT on silver but you got scammed into buying some anyway. Stop throwing your money at people just because they slapped Facebook Frog on a coin and, like, totally swear they're based and redpilled and antisemitic just like you, bro.

>>56444935
Tldr
Never selling, still stacking.

>>56444935
>buy gold
Faggot!

FUD shilling makes me want to buy

Shill me a legit online coin shop that I don't already know about.

>>56444935
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>>56443836
>>56443598
>>56443560
>>56443492
i just can't tell anymore

I think philharmonics are the coolest bullion, because of the smooth edges

>>56445217
People telling you that precious metals are pointless boomer rocks are retarded shills. People telling you to buy silver and not gold (or people who only talk about silver and say nothing about gold except for dismissive "Yeah gold too I guess" asides) are less retarded shills with a vested interest in selling you crap at inflated premiums.

Except for this one, a steal at 3400% above spot price! Look at the funny little fren with his heckin' epic trident! And - would you believe it - there's only ONE left in stock! Holy fuck, silverbros! I hope someone doesn't snap it up and flip it for an easy profit before I reach the checkout!

>>56445311
the smaller 37mm diameter is nice as well

>>56445359
Correction: 1800% above spot, not 3400%. Even better! In 14 more days when the silver squeeze finally comes crashing down thanks to all our frens lending their energy to the cause, we'll be able to buy a house on the moon with those apus! All the gold stackers will be totally #peepoSADGE!

>>56443492
I'm 23 and have nearly 100k in physical Gold/Silver. I look at the looming debt crisis and have no idea what to invest in?It seems the only things that are beating out inflation is tech stocks, crypto, and mortgages. I don't want to own a house yet, I'm not stoked on something as speculative as internet coins. So what tech should I invest in?

Just got a job after weeks of getting my dick stepped on. Blessings to my fellow anons and their stacks!

>>56445359
>>56445397
the one thing i know for certain is that you write the same way and switch ids to make it seem like others agree with you, you're all alone and we laugh at your desperate overplayed antics while you sit there and make shitty edits like the gold Schiff meme or your false numbers of 40% 80% 100% premiums or maybe you write folx ...lmao you lost on a scam...your just some Aussie bot that takes 8 hours of rest before you start again

>>56445896
You could try making pitas with baking soda but no idea how that would come out. Probably very crumbly. The cravings will come and go. Try to find something that satisfies them like cookies with low sugar, crackers, etc...

>>56445569
Congratulations job anon.
I need to get a job too.
Yhg g

>>56444770
>Vintage Libertad
Beauties

My god. It's even more beautiful than I imagined. I can't stop looking at it. Got it during the dip too for 2760 CAD

filter out IQDELET and all the fags who say only buy gold
only way to keep this general good and comfy
and remember if we weren't buying the right shit, the shills wouldn't be necessary

>>56444228
What if someone just steals the key

>>56446139
It's best to have both

>>56446189
of course

>>56446139
/pmg/ was founded on the notion of buying silver when the GSR was high and then trading it in for gold when the GSR goes low.
The end goal was always getting gold. Silver was just a means to stack more gold.
It's a bit weird that it turned into a silver stacking thread. I guess it makes sense since silver "has more room to grow." But that's just another way of saying "silver has performed much worse than gold over the last 60 years and we think that will change at some point."
which might be true, maybe. So far no luck.

>>56446230
The silver squeeze has become more of a mantra for anons who are speculating on a potential move upwards for silver. I’m at 1:160 and need to balance but the pleasure of slurping low premium mercs at my local boomer antique shop is too much to bare.

>>56446257
the silver squeeze was impressive, it raised prices about 20% for two whole weeks. It seems doubtful that the price increase was due to actual depletion of inventory rather than investor sentiment and speculation though.
It very certainly raised the premiums on silver, and dried up LCS and mint inventories, but that happened after the price had already started going back down again.
mercs are pretty badass.

>>56446136
Nice coin. Love trains. Been really tempted lately, to buy an authentic vintage RailRoad certified silver pocket watch

these came today. kinda want a few more of the 3/4oz coins now

>>56446292
With the constantly increasing honking sounds of clown world the cheaper option to get into diverting fiat paper into hard money means many are going for silver as well. Gold should be a part of any stack but I don’t see silver outright collapsing.

Another point to make is how fun it is to stack varied and diverse silver bullion. It’s far harder to stack a coin from every nation in 2023 in gold versus silver.

At the end of the day it’s speculation with history serving as the foundation of faith in this investment.

>>56446333
My LCS has a tiny little shelf with a million junk selections from reichmarks to mercs and that Morgan makes me crave for a slurp.

>>56446230
Why would you stack silver for gold instead of just saving up cash and buying gold

>>56446136
ty for posting! I remember you mentioning that the other day. Gorgeous coin anon well done.

>>56446338
Silver has always been related to gold, mostly in the way that silver is for the masses, gold is more premium.

>>56446136
Woo hoo! Congrats, fren!

>>56444850
Kek, I always have a giggle when these brainwashed idiots use their buzzwords like 'fiat' that coin merchants inserted into their programming. I wonder how much he lost on this scam

>>56446338
I don't see silver going below $20 ever again, but I don't have a crystal ball or anything. I'm a bit surprised it's stayed below $30. Silver is definitely more accessible and varied.

shinny dommy mommy

>>56446354
>Why would you stack silver for gold instead of just saving up cash and buying gold
the idea was to buy cheap silver when gold was expensive, and then every time silver went up or gold went down, or both, trade the silver for more gold than you could've gotten by just buying gold outright.
Now I think dealer premiums would wipe out any gains on that strategy, but when /pmg/ first started premiums on gold were around 3% and silver was maybe 6%

>>56446406
Gold can be seen in the same light even with the very minor breakthrough to new highs. The tinfoil hat in me says this is on purpose. Inflation and cost of living and shit hop prospects and social insanity drives so many crazy that diverting their rapidly pleating purchasing power into hard assets is too much to ask.

Doesn’t help that my fellow Zoomers are rightfully hedonistic and would sooner dump thousands on a shitty concert and weekend in the city versus half an ounce of gold.

What’s you’re reasoning behind coins versus rounds? I’m likely stuck buying small bags of fractionals or junk for a short while and it’s given me time to reflect on what I want my stack to look like. So I just fill it with generics and 10 oz bars for the absolute lowest premiums? Or do I get spicy with it?

Nothing makes me happier than seeing all the anti Semitic hate speech by these silver scam victims.....well nothing except how they pay me a 40% premium on the retard rocks and then six months later I generously buy them back at less than spot.

Hate doesn't pay but selling silver shitcoins to cattle does pay quite well

>>56446441
Britain has taxes on silver so sadly to get anything you have to hold it a long time, although it's still way better than holding onto pounds since they're just going down the drain like nothing.

>>56446136
toot toot
wooooo wooooo

[*excited trains noises*]

>>56446426
Why do “lost” premiums look so pretty?

>>56446450
I feel like gold and silver are both much lower than they should be. But I've felt that way for 40 years now and it seems the rest of humanity doesn't agree.

>>56446459
Coins look nice, depending where you are government coins also have tax benefits

>>56446136
>99999

Shit like this makes me question the legitimacy of the Canadian Mint.

>>56446459
The journey is up to you lad. I collect on theme, started in kooks and have moved onto nautical themed stuff. It’s kind of nice to have a few random coins you have no interest in available to trade or sell should the need arise

>>56446510
it's on purpose. Leafs first got popular based on being more pure than eagles and other alloyed coins. After seeing that, US and other countries started making pure gold coins and Leafland responded by making laboratory-grade gold coins.
It's tradition, purity is what canadian gold is known for.

>>56446510
Israeli bullion is .99999999999 fine

>>56446329
>>56446373
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>>56446481
Thanks so much! The very next day they were out of stock at bordergold and the ones on sale at TD were nearly 3 grand.

Also got some silver for my lovely lady

>>56446522
I am having a hard time committing to a theme or system as my current stack has zero rhyme or rhythm. Maybe that’s what my stack is; just a jazzy clusterfuck.

>>56446139
>ignore anyone telling you to buy gold and not silver, guys!
>btw my fellow stackers please remember to buy silver and not gold, it's so heckin' wholesome and comfy, don't you love all those pictures people post of their awesome-looking epic pepe mommy dommy demon coins? ignore the premiums, also there's no way that your parents will ever let you spend $2000 on a coin so let's start small and keep stacking silver and only silver frens!
utterly, utterly radioactive

Whoops forgot pic. Maybe I should get the silver eagles instead that would be a better fit

>>56445359
>there's only ONE left in stock! Holy fuck, silverbros! I hope someone doesn't snap it up and flip it for an easy profit before I reach the checkout!

Kektop this really works I do it at my stores sometimes but it's annoying after they buy I have to wait a few days to pull another super rare app out of the box of 100 in the back. Lmao these "people" really are cattle

>>56446406
>I don't see silver going below $20 ever again,

Oh look the silver scam victim has an opinion despite being wrong about everything and losing 80%

>>56446555
>glorious Leaf
checked
and c u t e

>>56446136
Is that your first gold coin?

>>56446619
>the silver scam victim has an opinion
the only silver I own is in my teeth and my cell phone.
I don't have a dog in that fight. But I doubt silver is going much lower.

>>56446465
>well nothing except how they pay me a 40% premium on the retard rocks and then six months later I generously buy them back at less than spot
Wait, did i dream it or for the first time you just admitted buying silver?? What's going on IQDELET? Are you alright?

>>56446665
nah, I'm at almost 5oz

>>56443560
based dice

>>56446136
>99999
Lewd

>>56446230
>Silver was just a means to stack more gold.
or any other asset/good you want, sure

>>56446857
Is a 6 9 coin possible?

>>56446872
Silver is the best way to turn $100 into $20

>>56446918
I see you've never heard of women

Bitcoin will demonetize this shit

>>56446878
I would imagine, but the cost to produce something so pure would probably make the end product so expensive that you’d be better off buying 3 or 4oz of .9999. I’m just guessing though.

>>56446465
nothing makes me happier than you stupid kikes never actually having any assets of your own to post

>>56446878
the difference between 9999 and 99999 is statistically insignificant anyway
it's just marketing

>>56446949
damn

>>56446949

>>56443560
cherrypicked shit. as if mark (((dice))) would ever give away an oz

>>56444468
>antisemite
there it is. Has IQDELET ever brought this up before?
t. occasional lurker and memecoin connisseur

>>56446960
It already was demonitized 50 years ago, doofus. That's how we ended up with lots of inflation and stagnant wages. Crypto is just another way to fuck things even up moar faster.

>>56447057
>the difference between 9999 and 99999 is statistically insignificant anyway
>it's just marketing
It's sooo shiny though

>>56447261
hmmm, i sort of want to compile the price difference for the groceries i just bought on sunday comparing what it is now as a decently paid programmer to say 18 years ago pushing carts at sam's club. i'm almost afraid it is going to work out to basically the exact same amount of work to pay for the food lmao

>>56447277
>2019 prices
why did you have to do this to us?

>>56447388
>2019 prices

>>56447415
Damn spam bot was right anon has lost -1500

Can someone post one of those tier charts, I need to know how I rank now.

I have boomer rocks and Im ready for a revolution

>>56447415
>$315
>mfw I’ll never get to slurp <$1k/oz Au
>let alone <$500/oz
Feels bad.

>>56447592
I feel bad, then save up for a few months, and buy another oz of gold. It's only gonna get worse from here

Faggots btc etf is in the process of coming, money will flow out of gold into btc final stage is btc on central bank statements to back up their useless fiat

>>56447618
True. Soon people will be in awe that some were able to get an ounce of gold for less than $2,000

>>56447678
Crypto nerds will seethe bigly.

>>56447637
>money will flow out of gold into btc
I certainly hope so. I want super cheap gold while you faggots get rugged by blackrock.

>>56447235
Lmao you are just butthurt because your whole existence is based on muh collapse where someday you will be a winner and get a gf because you believed some premium grabber lies and fell for his scam. No one you know or met has ever used gold as money

>>56447734
lmao you nigger brained ape

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2023-09-28/gold-is-about-to-test-central-banks-appetite-as-demand-elsewhere-wanes

>>56447678
>True. Soon people will be in awe that some were able to get an ounce of gold for less than $2,000
Posting again

>>56447710
Hugely even.

>>56447678
>>56447618
>>56447592
thats the part i hate the most of stacking is knowing that i was semi late to the party for stacking cheap gold, that would cost more to buy with worthless paper as it is already doing, gold 10 years from now could probably reach 6k an ounce but by that time what will a anything cost in comparison, how much work do we need to put in before we can buy another 2k an ounce ,that's already hard for most Anons here, now image 6k an oz a decade from now ,most American's don't even have 6 months of savings much less enough to buy gold that has so much value yet has the size of a half dollar that most zoomies have never seen ,but in the future what can we buy with worthless paper.10 dollars for an apple,10 dollars for a loaf of bread? I Dunno but all i can really do is stack when it dips

>>56447860
That's what inflation is. A slow, suffocating tax on the middle class. It's difficult, but I feel safe with my ever-growing stack.

>>56447767
>gold-is-about-to-test-central-banks-appetite-as-demand-elsewhere-wanes

Yey, cheapies arise.

>>56443462
>Should I take all my available fiat out of the system and buy PMs?
should have done that 3.5 years ago, what kind of clue did you need that shit would fall apart

>>56447962
yeah ,i just wish others can see it as i do, some of my family members can understand when gold was cheap compared to today, but they still think nothing ever happens

>>56447860
Lmao a broke wagie wishes he could make a horrible investment. Brain worms


It's funny to see you children not use the power of compounding over 20 or 50 years but instead invest in dead money and at best break even

>>56447962
Lmao your solution is to lose fast by getting scammed

>>56444470
Look at this quarter. It has 72 grains of lady Ag. I bought forty of them. Thirty eight from 1938 and two from 1948. Six look breddy gud. My national silver stack is pushing ninety four ounces so far.

I bought shiny rocks instead of a bitcoin when it was $15k last year

got 50000 canadian 98% copper pennies, 125kg

>56448210
excuse me fagbot but my gold has outperformed the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones in comparrision
>verification not required.

>>56448253
based fellow leaf stacker
do you have any georgie the 5ths?

Merc chads rise up

>>56448364
Imagine robbing a cargo truck load of dimes just to hunt for silver out of them and spend the rest of the throwaways regular groceries or gas lol

>>56448353
More in halves, ten and five cent pieces.

>>56448407
very based

>>56448418
The five cent pieces are small. The appeal of them grows. Even if they aren't spendable, it is a bit of fun to carry a few of the traditional silver coins in pocket.

>>56448353
I've few silber of him from Newfoundland, the Straits, Ceylan, New Z. and British India.

>>56448508
>King AND emperor
Very based

>>56448514
Imperator sounds quite nice too. Too bad he was a chinlet, doesn't give much "Dominus" vibes..

>>56448573

>>56448508
mega based
i don't have a newfie coin yet, its on my list of coins to have

You DO carry a fren or two in your pocket every day, right? Precious metals have long been thought to bring good luck, anon!

>>56448659
1967 Canadian centennial bobcat quarter i fondle around or fidget with, i practice coin tricks and coin flips with it

>>56448659
Lmao you lost 80% on your silver shitcoins lucky you didn't lose more

>>56448659
I don't go out enough for that but I do have a bed side fondler

>>56448698
ah, you too? I grab mine fermly each night, otherwise i can't find sleep, it's my adult cuddly toy. Next morning it always ends up in a different location : under the pillow, under the bed, on my belly, between my ass cheeks,...

>>56448698
What good is fondling if you don't feel the metal
Take it out of the condom, it yearns to breathe

>>56448813
Aren't Germanias a little sharp on the edges?

>>56448364
>>56448405
Worse - If they're stolen from the mint, they're probably all new: Cu / Ni.

>>56448813
>>56448778
>>56448698
Mental illness


Man, I've never seen FUD to the extent that has been happening in /pmg/ threads, lately.
Nobody is going to just sit in threads all day, posting hundreds of posts about how good metals are as an investment, getting into simultaneous arguments with people and making pathetic attempts at memes all day for weeks on end, just out of the goodness of their hearts, to try and help people make a good investment.
There is definitely money behind the FUD shills, they have been employed by coin dealers who want people buying silver, in particular.
They've even started making multiple threads to disrupt /pmg/ cos they couldn't use arguments and were unable to make the threads unbearable (despite a lot of effort on their part).
The only conclusion that can be drawn is that we are over the target.

>silver scam
>/pmg/ flooded with bots.
TOP KEK
Remember everyone, $46BN silver and gold market in a $122BN premium grabbing scheme. Pair that with the supply/demand of silver which can easily produce a whopping 1800M worldwide, which is enough to procure 43 pounds for every AMERICAN. Per person on the planet you get a piece of silver roughly the size of an apple, when the demand for silver approaches zero. Look up the famous Mark Dice video. L to the MAO. The global silver system is a PONZI and it requires you to work tirelessly to pay premiums and store your metal in an expensive safe while paying 0 interest and dividends. It hasn't a chance in hell in providing you with the life they promise you. Your insurance, SS, etc are all pools of resources that have already been spent. Finance and accounting can NEVER create wealth on their own, and no amount of finagling will allow you to spend money EIGHTY times. All that the silver-ponzi has left to do is monetize the losses/default. Or in other words, actualize losses. That's why they shill garbage rocks to you 24/7/365. And there is no way to move the losses around on a balance sheet without someone who is not you footing the bill. All they can do is charge exorbitant premiums. And to avoid the losses you have to avoid so called precious metals, including gold, silver and copper,

>>56448901
OG platinum chad here. I fud silver and even termed it the "reddit mineral"

Even I will say you're a bit off your rocker buddy. Stop trying to troll these guys and go play the new spiderman or something.

>>56448925
platty is shatty

>>56448855
They're also all over /pol/. There is one user in particular who will hijack any thread that is even vaguely economics-related and spam an entire folder full of images like this, about fifty of them. All of them are like this; artifact-riddled and schizophrenic, like someone who isn't actually an antisemite roleplaying as one to convince teenagers that buying silver at a 100% markup is based and redpilled and will own the kikes.

>>56448925
Oh look the idiot bragging about losing 80% on platinum has another bad take

>>56449064
Another example. Note that these images never, ever suggest buying gold - always silver. It's not as if silver shills on /biz/ are a conspiracy; every thread we have people advertising websites that were specifically created to sell overpriced silver coins to impressionable and not very well-off young people who will probably never own an ounce of gold. Partly because they'll never save for one when $5 coffees and $40 memecoins exist.

>>56443463
Beautiful, congrats anon

>>56443534
I'm thinking we can get it out by the end of this year but if not then it will be 2024, definitely not 2025 but I appreciate the jab lol

>>56443406

>>56449102
>>56449064
You must be new.

>>56449151
Am gathering up $150 for these rounds

>>56449102
>>56449064
Very astute observations it definitely has a 'hello fellow teenagers' vibe. People here and on /pol/
and other boards act like they are above the propaganda and have it all figured out, but this site wouldn't be allowed to exist if the propaganda wasn't effective on the users

So are there now teams of multiple shills or is it just IQDelete spamming with multiple proxies?

>>56449087
lol the platinum graph is like 2x better than silver's.

It spiked harder and lasted longer during the same price action. Go ahead and look yourself.

Platinum is also like 30x rarer than gold and is the skeleton key of modern biochemistry. Wouldn't expect one of you aluminum shats to understand at this point.

>>56449199
>>56449207
>>56449245
>call out silver schizoids
>1pbt army arrives

>>56449253
i've been lurking this entire time

>>56449245
It’s one shill, and a bunch of newfags who think it’s the cool thing to do and wanna get in on le ebin trolle

>>56449261
Yep.

>>56449272
Yeah, you said it better than I was going to. Had a few paragraph written out trying to explain it. But very succinct explanation Anon
See how long winded I get

>>56449272
i dunno man they all type like IQdelete, very similar in their speech. The excessive "lmao" and "you lost X% of money", etc

I genuinely think it's just IQdelete spamming with proxies.

>>56449293
It could be ,but with a lot of these brain dead zoomers it’s monkey see, monkey do. It very well could be the same person, over and over, or multiple people just copying each other thinking they’re meme master. Regardless, I stay stacking. In my lane, unbothered, flourishing, while kikes seethe.

>>56449247
>Platinum is also like 30x rarer than gold and is the skeleton key of modern biochemistry
Wtf am i reading

>>56449102
silver scares the jew
gold doesn't
simple as

>>56449207
2 posts bitch

DAILY REMINDER THAT SILVER TERRIFIES THE JEW

STACK MORE

>>56449340
plenty of gold to go around still
Silver? not so much

>>56447771
Very nice set anon. I’ve been increasingly interested in stacking gold sets like this after getting my libertad one. Haven’t found a Canadian dealer for them though…

A collector of silver so bright,
Stacked gold, such a glorious sight.
In vaults, they'd reside,
Side by side with great pride,
Fortunes stacked, gleaming and tight!

>>56449329
you can look on the archive if you want, I've been promoting plat on n' off for 2 years or more. I'm done attempting to spoonfeed you guys.

>>56449247
No one cares about platinum I just thought it was funny you were bragging when its down 34% in ten years plus inflation. That's worse than silver except the premium is lower .

Anyway getting back to the silver scam victims they lost their 40% premium , plus they lost to inflation and plus they lost the missed out 200% returns on stocks.

Now a brutal chart for the kids investing their McPaycheck 13,000% return for stocks vs basically 0% for silver over a 50 year period.

Lmao these kids could be rich but they chose to get scammed on silver

>>56449374
Silver has shit fundamentals, platinum has good fundamentals. Simple as.

These tards buy a metal that has 1billion oz's mined each year. That's only 6% better than copper at conductivity (look it up) and copper is 2$/lb.

It'll go up, but it'll be a slow dog of an investment. It's basically the same as investing in copper, if the price of mining goes up, the metal goes up. But at least copper has serious demand and use. Silver is barely use at all comparatively.

The only reason they buy it is because it's 20$ and that's in the sweet spot of 'affordable' and 'gainzzz multiplier greed. It's not even a noble metal since it tarnishes in the open air lol. It's a semi-noble since it doesn't really rust through, but still gets surface corrosion like anything else.

Buy any element in this picture and you win.

>>56449397
>everyone here is 68 years old
>all the geriatric stackers here have lost money on silver their whole life
You're pretty funny.

Would it be entirely retarded to purchase pic related. You get 1.4oz of gold. My heart says, do it. But my monkey brain says don’t be an idiot.

>>56449415
>Silver has shit fundamentals

The entire modern world wouldn't be possible without Silver

It was considered money before even Gold was

nobody gives a shit about fucking Osmium

>I'm buying silver for generational wealth

Lmao you must hate your kids,, you gave up a 2 million % gain

>>56449415
though granted Platinum is probably a better buy than Gold is

>Lmao you must hate your kids,, you gave up a 2 million % gain

I'd just rather not let banks have fun making money off my savings is all.

>>56449439
Kek, good one.

>>56449435
Not true, nickel and copper are easy replacements for silver. Hell, nickel is a harder metal than silver and tarnishes much slower.

Noble metals are chemically invaluable, every PGM is a catalyst. If you guys were early-era 4channers and not zoomer mutts, you'd realize how magical they truly are. You have access to the entire wealth of information on the internet, yet you're too lazy to google or youtube facts about things. Instead you put all of your eggs in 1 basket, and hoard silver coins like a boomer.

The saddest part is that I probably have more silver than you (~1800oz).

While you were fking around with silver, metals you haven't even heard of did a 2x+

[https://pmm.umicore.com/en/prices/iridium/]

Iridium -- 2021-01-04 1700$/oz
-- Today 4950$/oz

[https://www.mining.com/markets/commodity/ruthenium/]
Ruthenium -- 2021-01 270$/oz (50$/oz in 2017)
-- Today 450$/oz

[https://www.dailymetalprice.com/metalpricecharts.php?c=ga&u=kg&d=240]
Gallium -- 2020-0-7 150$/kg
-- Today 270$/oz (peak: 500$)

I have more, but I'm not even going to bother with the good ones (hint: R). I've learned that you guys don't deserve to be spoonfed anything good, just continue to get well-poisoned by silver shats.

>>56449460
lol imagine havings kids after 2020

>>56449590
>lol imagine havings kids after 2020
Stupid mindset. Just wanted to call you a pussy ass bitch. Don’t @ me. Nigger.

>>56449590
Actual fucking jew.

>>56449518
>I'm not even going to bother
>*posts walls of texts full of links*
Wow. I’m convinced. You certainly don’t care at all that people stack silver.

>>56449778
This is peanuts compared to the shit I used to post in here. But yeah, I can actually type and know a few sites with good info. Sorry for not being a lazy fucking slob like you.

>>56449921
>brags about being an insufferable retard
>projection
Neat.

>>56447734
PMs are a store of wealth at the very least. Fact.

>>56450318
I will explain it like you are retarded since you are

You buy $65 worth of silver and the merchant charges you $100 (including premiums and shipping). You sell it back and pay another $10 in shipping and $10 in discount and receive $45


You preserved $45 of your $100. Congratulations on your losses!

>>56450444
Ask me how I know you’re jewish

>>56443492
based

I see a lot of fud and its kinda justified. Stackers just need to think with thier head when considering silver being an investment. I have about 30 ounces of silver, pieces I love to share with my family at Christmas. Don't get carried away, I don't mind paying the insane premiums today because I buy really cool pieces that are more about the art made with silver. Now gold on the other hand, I have 5% of my net worth in Canadian good maples. I have 5% of my net worth in crypto. 20% in a GIC, 20% in cash, 20% in RRSP, and 30% in a mortgage free home. Diversify. These premiums on silver are insane. Silvergoldbull charging 25% on silver maples?!?! That's ridiculous. Now don't get me wrong, the economy is fucked, and maybe silver and gold will save the day. I refuse to put all my eggs in one basket and I never go above 5% net worth in Gold. You need to have rules and you need to have some restraint. When it comes to paying ridiculous premiums on silver. Pictured is a piece I bought today. It will go nicely with my other silver. Take care of yourself anons.

>>56450578
My dad bought my mom that 10toz Argentia piece for her birthday a few months ago.

Anons, what makes more sense? 925 with 5% premium or 999+ with 20% premium?

>>56450608
925, if its the same amount of gold, just in a different purity.

>>56450578
>>56450608
I have only been stacking a couple months but I have never paid more than 12% premium on my silver.

PMs are the ultimate form of collecting.

They are not an investment.

>>56450683
Right, exactly... even more reason for the shills to stop harassing us.

>>56450653
I'm obviously talking about silver. Even a gram of gold doesn't have premiums that high.
>>56450655
Depends on what you stack, I guess. There's lower purity silver for spot price but fineness itself is a valuable property, if just because refining costs money.

I just enjoy shiny things. You shills and your weak FUD do nothing to deter that enjoyment.
>premiums
Don’t care
>lose to inflation
Doubt it, but either way, don’t care.
>shitcoins that do a 100x in a day then immediately go to zero are better investments
Don’t care.
I like just like gold and silver. Cope, seethe and dilate.

>>56451218
Based.

>>56450451
Because you like to give them all your $$$ for scams?

>you just can't buy silver, ok?!

I'll buy moar wieners if there's an cheapies. I have enough gold and it's too much now anyway.

>>56450655
Even that is outrageous. What other investment has that kind of fee?

>>56451473
If you buy funko pops on ebay they take a 11% cut.

>>56449469
this

>>56451330
Because you use exaggerated numbers that are mere lies

>>56450578
if you're buying shit like that you don't get to bitch about premiums

>>56451591
I think that's just a more advanced bot post with the intention to dissuade stacking by appealing to logic (like you'd expect from better shills). This one even searched out some random dealer with high premiums for their posts. That is more effort compared to what we've seen in /pmg/ regularly. I'm seeing the same sort of posts on other heavily shilled threads the past 24 hours. They must've had a performance review and were told to stop relying on the bots so much and step up their game or something lol.

>>56449415
Only Silver and Gold are serious players for becoming monetary metals.

All these other metals are purely industrial pumps and dumps and are not scaring the Jew at all!
E.g. the Platinum bull of the 2000s was driven by a significant increase in global ICE car production, particularly in China + substantial disruptions in South African supply (energy constraints, labor unrest, mining incidents) + commodity ETFs became hip.

>It's basically the same as investing in copper
Copper hasn't enough value density.
Silver is right at the sweat spot and will become even better once it really starts pumping. Probably to an extent that people substitute their good purchases with silver. Right now it's a bit on the low end so that most people only load up so and so many pounds of silver before they've switch to gold for it's density. If silver appreciates a couple of x it's game over for all other metals because it combines the best of both worlds. Monetary, store of value and industrial properties.

>>56451745
You pay 40 % premiums for a commodity !

>>56451870
>monetary metal

Lm a o it's paper and digital grampy

>>56451473
>Even that is outrageous. What other investment has that kind of fee?
What do you even mean?
If you buy a house you are paying premium on the manufacturing costs and with stocks they often cost much more than the book value as well. What matters if you can retrieve the premium when selling the coin. If I buy some historical coin 150% over spot I will not sell it for spot. Same with premium silver bullion. If you want low premiums or spot price you can always buy junk silver. The point is that nobody forces you ever to sell for a low price. If a car dealer doesn't want to pay a high price for my car I don't seem to him, simple as that .

I have bought large amounts of silver on the secondary market at the fair market rate and I have no doubt that I can also sell it like that. There is no "lost" premium lol. You only lose if you buy from greedy merchants. That's true for anything.

>>56449429
What is the premium compared to just buying coins? Personally, I don't buy "collector" type stuff with fancy boxes and certificates of authenticity. Give me a pile of coins I can roll in like Scrooge McDuck.

>>56452155
Why does the premium even matter? I only care about the price I paid. If it's low enough, the premium means nothing. And if the premium is low but spot is high, it's a bad deal.
Pic was the first coins I bought last year. I obviously started buying a little too early. But I did a lot better after that, and stayed under 24 euros/oz ever since.

>>56451945
buying a house has insane "premiums". fee on top of fee on top of fee. lol

>>56449429
if you love that design, then it's worth it mate
personally i don't, but someone here bought a gold libertad set like that recently and i'd love one of those

>>56443406
six of those coins are LMUs, anon.

>>56452220
I assume the premium on a mint set like that (with what appears to be a sapphire included) is very high because of it's possible numismatic value. That's not gonna be just a small premium over spot. That's a collector piece and would very likely need to be sold to a dealer or collector to receive it's full numismatic value.

I agree with you about regular coins and rounds/bars though. The total price paid is all that really matters if you're stacking. DCAing PMs is the most low risk way to preserve wealth.

>>56443406
Fitting image, received these today

I just want more

One of you niggers post a fucking hierarchal chart that rates my stack this fucking instant.

>>56451406
I noticed weiners and Krugs are pretty good cheapies sometimes.
I saw one place recently I could get a 500 round monster box of Krugs for $13,700. ($27.40/oz)

>>56452391
Since you're bringing a cunt about it

>>56452431
Kek

>>56452282
I know man. I have a friend that moves every 4-5 years for some reason (within the same city). Imagine the losses.

>>56452411
It's probably an unpopular opinion, but if I were gonna buy a monster box, I'd probably go with Brits or maples because the security features make them easier to sell/trade to anyone later if I ever had to. Otherwise, I'd just buy a box of the cheapest 1oz rounds or bars. Also, $27.40/EA is not a good price on a monster box of any coins rn. Krugs are $26.54 per 500 and Brits are 26.07 at Hero. You can get them for even less if you're ok with random dates and milky coins (no fresh mint box though).

>>56452411
That seems too high to be buying an entire monster box. I was buying wieners for ~ 23.50 euros and that was before the last dip where they went below 23.

>>56452545
>>56452548
Ok. I think I'd be checking findbullionprices.com for the cheapest cheapies before I bought a monster box.
But the closer to $10k/500 oz the more tempting it is.
On the one hand id be tempted to buy them to stock away for a long time stash.
On the other hand I could list them on eBay and slowly peddle them to normies, one coin at a time for some sick fat profits once all the NPCs flock to gold and silver at the top.
Devious I know. But I need to make a profit somehow. And there are worse ways .

>>56452644
I don't buy on eBay myself, but check the recent auctions to see what's most popular and bringing the highest prices, then buy those. Im seeing cull coins, any mintage for $2.50. If I were gonna resell, I'd order some of that stuff and see what surprises I got lol. Maybe pick out what I like and sell the rest. Reviewers say that dealers often just send mostly whichever BU coin their inventory is heavy on when you buy random culls.

>>56451330
>You quite literally spend entire weeks in this general to convince people you don’t know that are “retarded” in your own words.

merely making a chatbot for people like you sophisticated enough that it passes the turing test is really all mankind needs. As long as your cancerous drivel is contained no effort poster has to fear this trash constantly spamming the catalogue under the incredibly tired pretense of “I’m ashorting mei schwuppeiroty.” Go talk to a bot, if you believe what you say, there will be no difference in quality of dialogue.

Fucking Bold uses streetshiters for their customer support. Their accents aren't terrible or unintelligible, but their audio connection is horrid. I'm waiting on Bold "support" to look at my replacement request...it's almost a month since I ordered now. I'll never buy from Bold again. Fuck any US retail company that won't at least pay US citizens to answer it's US customers calls.

>>56452984
>Fucking Bold uses streetshiters for their customer support.
thanks for the warning.
ill never order anything form Bold now.

>>56453031
Kek. Only place I can buy from now is monument and liberty coin. All of the Jew cocksucking and outsourcing… damn.

>>56449518
>Not true, nickel and copper are easy replacements for silver.

If they are then why haven't they? Especially now since The world is running out of Silver?

>>56453157
It's complete nonsense. If silver were available in quantities to replace copper wiring it would be a better fit. But large scale movement of electecity copper is perfectly fine. It is in these small intricate devices and technology that silver is imperative. In order to cut costs I could see manufacturers trying to replace silver with copper in the future, but so long as silver is so cheap it is the higher quality material to use for flagship manufactured products.

>>56446169
you put it in another safe, duh

>>56453356
>Android Engineer
is this job for building Motoko Kusanagi?

Good news, great news and bad news concerning my bracelet frens.
Just came back from a buyback gold & jeweler shop to see if the coins were legit (was already 99% sure, but wanted to be 100%). They indeed are in gold and silver. A bit sad he had to file down a bit 1 of each to be certain it wasn't plating, but i presented him the already most damaged ones so it's not that terrible.
Even greater news is he had access to a numismatic catalogue for pros online, and we couldn't find any entry for the gold (4 reales equivalent) 'commemorative' coins of Presidente General Barillas from Guatemala. He looked quite surprised to say the least, and told me the coin must be incredibly rare to not be listed there (he think of few hundreds range). I told him my internet searches wielded zero results aswell, so it seems my best chance now is to directly contact the guatemalan museum of money or whatever is their governmental body who can have this kind of archives. So potentially big monies here!

Now the bad news.. he told me what i feared : the solders are in silver, and since silver's melting point is close to the one of gold, if we separate them there will always be a layer/glut of silver on the gold coins where the solder points are. Only way to remove them would be to melt them down, but the gold would melt too. Maybe some other technique not involving heating them exist, idk. I was thinking of acids maybe? Since silver react pretty strongly to nitric acid, maybe progressively injecting acid in the interstices could eat the silver solder away and leave the gold intact? I've no idea, i'd have to dig this up, but if the coins are indeed super-giga rare, it's worth giving it a chance.

>>56443492
I don't understand this fud. what kind of math is this?

>>56453604
It's not math at all, it's the ramblings of a desperate kike trying to scare new people out of stacking

Also i feel like this video should be included in the OP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGuXKNt-DXA

>>56453724
Obligatory based Rafi

>>56453565
congrats! that's cool.
I hope he didn't file the rare token

a few thoughts from an exonumia dealer:
usually a one-of-a-kind medal or token isn't as super valuable as you might think. Maybe a couple hundred dollars up to a thousand if it's in really high demand. Really high demand is like 2 or 3 people that all want it. Rarity is cool, but demand has to also be there, and it usually isn't for the extremely rare stuff. I collect one-of-a-kind medals and tokens, most of mine aren't worth more than $500 but a few are worth a couple grand.

nitric acid is unlikely to work either because the gold isn't pure and will be ruined, or it would take a lot of acid heated under a hood to do the job, or it would take a very long time. Putting acid just on the solder is probably impossible since it needs to be heated and stirred. It will absolutely dissolve the silver coins.

most likely the best method of separation will be mechanical. Very tiny saws and then file any solder off. This is skilled work for a professional. I wouldn't try it myself on anything valuable, and I'd want to practice several times on cheap coins before trying it on something rare. Luckily you have a bunch of relatively cheap coins to practice on, since gold and silver turned into jewelry is basically just scrap to a coin collector.

>>56453565
>>56454024
the other method I could imagine is just cutting off the 2 silver coins attached to the rare medal and then cutting and grinding them away from the surface of the medal very carefully.

no matter how you do it, the coin will be considered ruined. But if it's as rare as it sounds, it's worth salvaging the coin.

Has anyone graded coins? Would these even be worth getting graded?

>>56453565
keep in mind-
pure gold is NOT harmed by nitric acid
90% gold IS harmed by nitric acid

so if the coin isn't 24k pure gold it's going to be destroyed by nitric acid. The acid will eat the copper and silver out of the coin leaving porous gold sponge stuff.
This kills the coin.

>>56454124
>Has anyone graded coins?
yes
>Would these even be worth getting graded?
no

>>56453565
the other thing to consider is how much acid you'd need to dissolve the solder

acid doesn't just dissolve silver and the silver magically disappears. It dissolves it into silver nitrate, and the acid can only hold a certain amount of silver depending on temperature and concentration etc.

so to dissolve the solder off one coin you might need a liter of nitric acid for example. If you don't want to ruin the gold by dunking the whole thing in acid, that would mean you'd have to very carefully apply the acid and then remove it, one tiny drop at a time. This would probably take years to accomplish

grinding with a dremel is much faster.

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>>56454221
Yea, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man

>>56453565
If it was me, I'd take the coins he filed and I'd heat them with a torch to see if they come apart. It's pretty hard to melt gold or silver with a propane torch, it takes a long time.

you might get lucky and the solder is an alloy with a lower melting point, and the coins will either just fall apart from each other or maybe can be gently pried apart when the solder is red hot.

>>56454267
do NOT try this sort of experimentation on the rare coin though. Try it first on some of the already damaged ones in case it doesn't work and you ruin the coin.

>>56443426
me too

>>56454124
>1776-1976
I'd agree that's about right for how long the US lasted until it died.

>>56454024
>>56454060
>>56454127
Thanks for your insights fren, it's really appreciated. You make a really good point about lack of demand, i was too focused on rarity but it's indeed the main factor i should have taken into consideration, after all, who will look after them if they don't know it exist in the first place? I've advanced the hypothesis that since they were struck during a coup d'etat who almost costed Barillas' head in 1889, the rebels may have melted them down to finance their revolution since they got a hold on the capitale for a while, and thus why they are unheard of? It's only speculations on my part, but since i've seen pictures of the silver version of the coin on guatemalan numismatic sites but not the gold one, i was wondering if it could explain it... They may end up have more historic value than numismatic one.

>have a bunch of relatively cheap coins to practice on, since gold and silver turned into jewelry is basically just scrap to a coin collector.
I'd rather leave it as a jewel than butcher them then, as even those silver coins are pretty rare, i'd feel like i betray history if i end up doing an horrible job at it (guaranteed, i've the dexterity of a bear on crack).

>no matter how you do it, the coin will be considered ruined.
That's quite sad, because the surface of the silver coins are really nice for the most part.

>so if the coin isn't 24k pure gold it's going to be destroyed by nitric acid
Good to know, it's .875 gold for both Carerra & Barillas coins, so no bueno...

>>56454221
While searching for a bit i've found pros are using a kind of mini solder vacuum to progressively suck up the dissolved/molten solder. Also to get rid of the solder without damaging the gold underneath they apparently are using a mix of ammonium bifluoride, muriatic acid, hydrogen peroxide, acetic acid... it seems super complicated and far beyond my level of expertize. All i know about chemistry is if i add grenadine syrup to my milk it tastes good...

>>56452431
Kek. Seems like I'm a programmer. Well, did spend all day in vscode, so I guess that's allright.

>>56451591
I'm not bitching about the premiums I pay.

>long nose tribe say no buy gray rock, gray rock worthless, must use leaf instead
>long nose tribe borrow leaf from forest, lots of leafs for all
>one gray rock is worth 24 leafs
>grug have thought
>grug use leafs to buy many gray rock so gray rock worth more leafs
>buy many gray rock, but price no go up
>long nose tribe taunt grug for trading leafs for gray rocks
>tell long nose tribe it's grug's leafs, grug can use leafs as grug wants
>long nose tribe taunts more
>grug think long nose tribe doesn't want gray rock to cost too many leafs and make leafs look bad

>>56451745
Well I'm not a bot, I'm just sharing my story. My only advice would be is ditch the silver, buy gold.

My pez and kinebar arrive today. The final slurp shall be delivered!

>>56454540
grug too smart for own good.
grug should stop the think and use leafs to buy mammoth-pop figurines, not rocks. If no, long nose tribe will tell grug's tribe grug is antilongnosetic. Then no more berries for grug!

>>56454617
>grug back up truck
>Grug run over CIA Niggers
>they glow in dark

>>56454127
>leaving porous gold sponge stuff.
Hmm... that could be kind of cool - on something like an LMU.

>>56446483
Premiums are transitory. Precious metals are forever. In a billion years, when the sun goes nova and destroys the Earth, your precious metals will still exist in the debris cloud.

>>56455074
>le Reddit nihilism

>>56447235
Exactly. They pick likely dupes, then approach them in a very suspicious way that would make anyone think they were a target for humiliation, then they edit out anyone who makes the right choice. Only a fool thinks this is a meaningful assessment of public regard for precious metals. It's about as reliable as mainstream media and for similar reasons.

>>56447771
impressive anon
you still in atx? I usually shop at the coin shop on Burnet, haven't tried the place in your photo yet

>>56455131
This. I tried this experiment with my relatives and every single one of them would have picked the gold without a second thought, and none of them are stackers. Literally everybody knows gold is valuable, even if they don't interact with it physically, in the collective psyche gold & silver are everywhere : in TV shows, in vidya, on coupons, gambling games, in sport competition... If you have played any game with an ELO rank system, you know and seek plat/gold/silver. Or everytime you unlock something or have a fantasy money in any RPG/strategy game/etc.. So either amerimutts are unbelievably dumb or his vids aren't worth shit, and i suspect it's the later.

I didn't win the auction. (again)

>>56455295
What's really butthurt-inducing is there is always one single faggot overbidding you and they get it for your max bid +$1.

>>56455318
Are you bidding in the last 3 seconds?

>>56455334
Yes, always.

>>56455295
that's too bad. i won three of mine so far today.

>>56455348
What did you win (and at what price)?

>>56454439
The other thing I'd be interested in is trying to find out where the bracelet came from. something like that might have belonged to someone important?

just a thought. The entire piece may be a historical treasure rather than just a pile of really cool coins. Might want to find out before trying to remove any coins.

>>56450741
All I have is 999, I don't think people really care about the difference at the end of the day. Coins may have a better premium at sale than rounds but as long as it's pure silver no one seems to care.

>>56455375
Great idea, i'll contact the seller. To put it back in context, i bought it from a professional (at least he's registered as such and have a Siren number) antique dealer who auctionned it on ebay. The dude is living in Britanny.
He must not be the sharpest of his profession for selling a gold bracelet as silver..

>>56455375
Message sent. I'll keep you updated once i get an answer. In the meantime i'll try to see if i find anything about some Guatemalan/spanish aristocratic family who ended up emigrating to Britanny circa late XIXth/early XXth c.

>>56455131
Lmao yall are the dupes that fall for the silver scam and waste your $$$$ on "precious " metals

>>56454439
Lmao is this the senile retard boomer who bought the fake chinese ashtray coins? How much did you get scammed for $1099?

>>56453565

they like these here, anon?


https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces56607.html

https://www.ebay.com/itm/155730647293

>>56455912
Good morning

Is it just gold and silver?
Should I buy bronze/copper too?

Has anyone ever smelted their own silver ingots? Was it worth the effort?
Just discovered my dad used to horde scrap silver, anything from .5 to sterling in coins, cutlery, shitty jewellery; pretty much anything that had a hallmark he hoarded.
Roughly weighing the largest items and I've maybe got between 150-200kg.

new bread
>>56456029
>>56456029 >>56456029

>>56455961
x10 of those 4 reales, and x9 of the mystery Barillas coins

>>56455957
oh no i got scammed AGAIN, silly me lol! thx for the updoot IQDELET

>>56455345
based

>>56456120
Cleaning up after Mr Earlybake...

>>56456635
Posting, posting posting, rawhide...

>>56456646
Keep them doggies posting, rawhide...

>>56456655
Though they disapprovin', rawhide ...

>>56456665
Finally.

>>56455260
Reverse that scenerio and it means you might be able to buy an oz of gold off someone for fir $20 lol. There are some really dumb motherfuckers out there. Those are the same people who think a 700/mo payment at 84 months is cheaper than a 800/mo payment at 72 months, or that a 1/4lb hamburger is larger than a 1/3rd pound burger etc...we'll always have the retarded living amongst us. Unfortunately, society is not always kind to them.

no cheapies
no nice ones
this is hell