/biz/ - Business & Finance

If you're new to SETF Threads please seriously consider that these threads are made by greedy silver merchants who want to sell you millennial rocks at 232% premiums. If something big is going to be happening, YOU WILL BE THE LAST TO KNOW. Only spend what you want to donate to your enemies! DO NOT BUY SILVER! Do not buy silver. DO NOT PANIC BUY SILVER! This is how you get ripped off. The first rule of silver stacking is do not buy silver. So what are these scammers doing? Telling everyone day after day about their stacks and to buy silver. Do they have anything to gain by recruiting more stackers? Yes they can sell you $100 of silver for $698 and then buy it back for 43 cents. If silver was such a good deal would they really be telling everyone?

god bless silver

>>56481235
STOP SPENDING MONEY ON THINGS YOU LIKE REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

a shiny ship came sailing into harbor today

>>56481220
>Liberty Edition
yes

i got a horsie. neigh, neigh

>>56481220
'Merica

>>56481251
walking liberty best Liberty

>>56481283
Claims America is bad, its collapsing, posts gay America cartoons>>56481283 coins>>56481251
AND brass tokens>>56481220 worshipping the country he hates


Kektop that's why it's funny you lost 80% on the silver scam

isn't it cool how (relatively) cheap Roman silver is? for the price of good whisky you can get silver that's 70 generations old

>>56481309
Your mind is primitive so doubtless, you can't wrap around what's going on.
It's a bit like a guy who sees his wife get bit in a zombie movie.
He still loves what she was.
He looks at her photos, hangs onto her extra clothes.
He cried when lines his crosshairs onto her forehead.
But he does what he must.
Sometimes loving something means destroying it.
Be that with a lead bullet to the head, or a silver bullet to the Fed.

>>56481335
If America is collapsing you should build wealth to prepare....why do you destroy your wealth by buying a commodity and paying a 40% premium?

A bunch of slurps tonight, there were a load of very interesting auctions who ended up pretty cheap, but i couldn't secure them due to lack of cash, so i focused on the ones i wanted the most.

First this sterling silver bowl weighting 75g. Nothing spectacular at first sight, but when i looked at the jeweler apparently he was quite famous and made very expensive stuff.

>>56481332
Because like silver itself, there's lots of it and not much use or demand.

Oy vey it's like you missed econ 101 supply and demand curves. Le Big Dumb

>>56481363
I already have a house and land and ammunition.
I'm getting a step ahead.
Silver and gold will retain value far better than paper that has already lost value from the day it was printed and will continue to do so.

>>56481409
Name is Ilias Lalaounis, here is his wiki page :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilias_Lalaounis

with a bit of luck i'll be able to make a nice margin, i went on his website (dude is dead but the brand still exist) and everything is ridiculously expensive.
I paid 27€ for it.

>>56481417
That's where you're wrong.
There is a huge demand on silver, it is used in many electronics and in soldering.

>>56481409
>i couldn't secure them due to lack of cash

Kektop, the scam victim couldn't buy more shitcoins because he lost all his $$$$ on the scam. Many such cases. HAPPY!

Then i got myself this laddle made in Paris, 1789. Pretty standard weight for the period (280gr), and the condition is very correct.

>>56481420
Kektop this retard thinks people keep $$ under their mattress

>>56481447
You don't?
Then you have no money.
If you don't hold it, you don't own it.
Get "debanked" and see where your money goes.

>>56481444
Design wise it's a very simple uniplat. Got it for 156€, tbf i didn't expect to win the auction, so it was a pleasant surprise, even though it also limited my possibilities for the next auctions since my budget was so tight..

This one is for the boatbros. A silver token from 1738, Louis XV, named "Parties Casuelles".
We can see a lighthouse on a rocky peak, and a boat on the sea. I really like it.

>>56481435
Nope not much demand at all there's 18 billion ounces sitting in warehouses waiting for you tards to get your next mcpaycheck, that's why it's cheap and you lost 80%

>>56481427
This you?

>>56481475
I don't feel like i overpaid, even though the condition is really not that great, but desu i've no clue, since i couldn't find any reference about this token online, which is a first timer to me. Pretty intriguing.

Here the flip side. Paid 16.50€ for it, and it weight 8g.
Btw, the seller had over a dozen silver tokens from 1700-1750 on sale who ended tonight, and beside this token, literally ALL the tokens were won by another bidder .50c above my max bids. Idk what were his max bids, but it got me pretty salty, as it seems it only was the both of us who noticed those fire sales. Guy made a killing as i max bidded approx 35% of the resale value.
Still, i'm happy with my tiny boat.

>>56481484
Oh look, it's IQ still congratulating me for my super deals. Hey IQ, what do you think of this splendid ashtray made of rare spanish dooblons? Really looking forward for your opinion.

>>56481458
imagine an angry 18th century French woman hitting you on the head with that

>>56481477
post your face. we ought to get to know you better since you appear to be a regular :)

>>56481453
Lmao yall pay a 40% premium because a scammer told you the sky is falling

>>56481458
Lmao another broke scam victim

>>56481539
>Lmao

>>56481475
Nice find, even if you got swooped, makes me wonder if the Maine state quarter design didn’t use this as inspiration

>>56481539
Lemme guess, the laddle too is a fake? Damn, i got played AGAIN! Silly me!

>>56481528
It was made the year of the revolution so who knows, maybe it was indeed used as a weapon of fortune by some angry, uncovered boobies, petite frogette!

>>56481559
What does swooped mean fren?

>>56481509
US token collector here
I often bid hundreds of dollars on tokens
Sometimes I bid thousands
even then I lose about half my auctions

depends on the item, but some of them really are pretty valuable to the right person.

>>56481583
You got beat on the othe other auctions

>>56481585
Here our tokens (who are tokens of account for the most part, were used as money) aren't worth anything for the vast majority. The other tokens i didn't win, they ended up selling for 10-11€, for 300 years old silver tokens with a quite limited mintage, much more limited than coins from the same period. Ppl here don't value their heritage, which makes me pretty sad.
Stuff like pic rel goes for 10 bux... I'm sure if it was in the US it would be worth hundreds easily.

>>56481613
That one is badass, you getting them on some kinda French eBay?

>>56481613
>I'm sure if it was in the US it would be worth hundreds easily.
yep, probably tens of thousands, maybe millions. Our colonial coinage and tokens of that age are worth a fortune.

cool coins, thank you for posting

>>56481590
Ah ok, i'll add this expression to my repertoire, thanks.
The only one i really regret not winning is pic rel who ended up at 13(.50)€, from the royal academy of sciences. Find it pretty neat.

>>56481636
Yes on ebay.

>>56481660
woops forgot pic

>>56481657
Makes me wonder if there could be some arbitrage to be made if i showed up in the US with my collection. Sure, french stuff won't interest the burgers much, but it can't sell for much lower than here, that's for sure.

>>56481267
Funny coincidence... was just going through and digitizing some old slides I took, and looky here. This was in Oslo, Norway.

>>56481698
from what I've seen murrican collectors have almost no interest in foreign coins. It's a bit depressing. US coins sell for outrageous amounts though.

it would be a seriously untapped market if you could drum up some interest.

>>56481698
I mean here’s what I’m getting on US eBay for that 1741 token

>>56481575
i'm surprised the ladle was never melted down.
>>56481613
do you know any history about that token? it looks commemorative

>>56481717
that's nuts!

>>56481729
In that case start buying and flipping if you can find them!
It's free money. I spend a few hours a day doing that.

>>56481729
I mean I'll buy anything I can make a 2x or better on

after postage and tariffs it looks like you could do at least a 5x. Probably more.
Flip one of those and get your next 5 for FREE!

>>56481723
Maybe instead of the coins, since it's a kind of national pride thing, what about ancient silverware? "Savoir vivre à la française" is supposed to be elegant and sophisticated when it comes to "les arts de la table", and you don't have much silverware dating from before the writing of your constitution..
I was thinking of maybe trying to sell 300yo silverware to your richfags who want to impress their guests.

What's nice with silverware is no matter how technologically advanced we become, we still need to put things in our mouth and chew it up to survive, so it's not gonna become obsolete any time soon, and it's something you have to give to your guests, they are forced to put it in their hands and in their mouth. So if you wanna impress your guests without trying to appear pedantic or forcing the thing, silverware is the perfect tool. Aristocrats understood this millenias ago already.

>>56481729
Seems pretty expensive, but it's normal from pro numismatic sellers, they have an insane range of choices, but it comes with the cost.. You can find it for way cheaper if you are patient enough. Like i said around 10-20 bux for most of them. But yeah from pros and "ready to buy" you can x3-4 the pricetag.

>>56481729
my bad fren, i didn't notice it was sold in the US, i thought you were talking about french ones.
That said, it would be more accurate to look at the already sold items to see for how much they really go usually in the US. It's a very interesting question actually.

>>56481220
I wish girls liked my silver more. :/
Maybe I’ll get gf one of these days

>>56481829
scrapanon knows more about silverware than I do, but from the little I know it's usually sold at scrap prices here. A shame really, it just gets melted down I think.

But you're right, we don't really have much stuff that old. And it could very well come into style. Similar to my tokens. I have a collection worth a small fortune, but that's just a fad really. They could easily go to zero if people lose interest in them.

>>56481860
Girls do love silver.. as long as it's around their neck, wrist and fingers.
What i noticed is the young ones prefer silver, while the 40+ ones prefer gold usually.

>>56481881
I'd love to take a peek at your collection fren.

>I know it's usually sold at scrap prices here. A shame really, it just gets melted down I think.
Yes but tbf, it's nothing of historical or craftmanship significance (for now, might be in 2200), most your silverware was mass produced for the middle class during the 20-60s while you were the largest silver producer in the world.

Panda bros... behold the new design!

>>56481885
Lmao no one even wants gold much less silver. You could call these people normie retards but yall folx are literally dumber your whole lives are devoted to getting scammed and losing 80 to 100% of your money

>>56481933

How many do you own?

>>56481907
you've seen my stuff before. This is some of the cheaper junk. I have a safe deposit box full of stuff nobody else has.
>most your silverware was mass produced for the middle class during the 20-60s while you were the largest silver producer in the world.
true facts. I think you'd find some richfags with taste that would buy your silverware for a nice profit. Might even become a fad and prices could moon.

Panda bros, should I get the gold kilo coin?

Speaking of old stuff, look at what i found being auctioned at 1€ over here, a V1 replica to put on your desk.
Probably was gifted to some of the GFW engineers who worked on the project and few high ranked luft officers. Couldn't find anything about it online, so idk if the item is legit, but looking at how many ppl are following the sale (60+), it might very well be.

So far it's at 170€, but i expect it to go much higher. I'd be very tempted if i could somehow authentify it, but i've no clue what would be a good price for this lil' gem...
How much do you think it could be worth bros?

>>56481427
I'm not a huge fan of the aesthetic, but at barely over 1/2 of melt value you can't go wrong. Do you think you can advertise it properly and sell it for a premium?
>>56481444
>>56481458
I really love these huge chonky ladles and spoons fren, they were likely rather uncommon to begin with, but after 200 years of being melted down there can't be many pre-revolutionary serving pieces still in existence. Current resale/retail values for such things fall in a very wide range, I see websites which cater to richfag egos offering and actually selling nicely polished but unremarkable 18th century silver items for 3-10x melt value, items which you can get at scrap price all the time. Nice pictures and a paragraph which convinces the wealthy customer that such venerable antiques are a credible flex of their refined taste and superior intellect really opens up their wallets.
>>56481475
>>56481509
I've seen similar french silver tokens for sale and always thought their very low prices represented an awesome niche for a collector on a budget to accumulate a beautiful collection of visually appealing and historically poignant old silver. Do you know how these tokens were used? Did they ever circulate or were they strictly commemorative medals or prizes given to people for various reasons?
>>56481524
kek, watching that idiot try to compare this antique cigar ashtray made from genuine chopmarked spanish dollars (and a based Ecu) with his obvious modern chink fakes absolutely reeks of ignorant poorfag seethe.

>>56481963
Ah yes the saloon tokens, i remember! But i believe this is the first time i see this pic of yours. You even have some wood ones too, correct?
That's a pretty neat collection.

Do the same exist for brothels? I know brothel tokens were a big deal in the roman empire and some ppl collect them, but idk if it was a thing in the US?

>>56481972
>kek, watching that idiot try to compare this antique cigar ashtray made from genuine chopmarked spanish dollars (and a based Ecu) with his obvious modern chink fakes absolutely reeks of ignorant poorfag seethe.
I got a laugh out of that too.
IQDELET is a clown

What is she saying?? I don't speak Chinese.

https://youtu.be/ZU2vV2yk9KA

>>56481991
about half of the tokens in that pic up there were from brothels. Leadville saloons were almost all brothels as well.

Let me see if I can find some of the more valuable stuff.
this pic is probably about fifteen thousand dollars.

>>56481965
>should i buy a 1 kg gold panda groomer
yes

>>56481969
Looks fake to me, I don't like the look of the welds, the wood or the medallion. Having it in-hand would be best but I'd bet it's yet another fantasy "artifact" made by one of the skilled artisans and forgers of WW2 items based in Ukraine, Poland, or Russia. Some are frighteningly good at it, but this doesn't look too sophisticated.

>>56482048
These tards don't care if it's fake they just need the reddittr points from posting pics and losing money and then waiting for their next paycheck and buying and losing more

>>56482031
heh, dabbing on us poors with a pic of your 5 Ferraris again eh? That eaten-up aluminum token hurts, most of the relative few I've dug have been similarly roached. I wonder if impurities or lamination, micro-fissures or other manufacturing flaws made them even more susceptible to decay than pure aluminum already is?

>>56482048
lol, that would explain why the top looks just like a fired brass case

>>56482089
I think it was just location in this case

all the aluminum tokens in that pic were dug from the same town and were all manufactured by the same local company. So I'm guessing it's just soil pH wherever they happened to land. I didn't actually pay for six of those, I dug them. The rest were bought though. I get excited about my tokens.

you'll remember a couple of these ones. two you helped me with.

>>56481972
hey Scrapfren, sorry i couldn't answer your last post in the previous-previous bread concerning the bracelet, due to jannoid induced free vacations. Just came back from my """holidays""".

>Current resale/retail values for such things fall in a very wide range
I noticed the XVIIIth silverware fetching the biggest premiums per gram over here are definitely the stew spoons/forks. I know you like them too, you know, the ones weighting 140g and more. The longer they are, the more expensive. Saw one going for 450€ not long ago, but it was quite the piece, the kind requiring a garguantuan mouth lol.
Otherwise the candleholders, and the unique dishes of course.
One seller i follow in particular have truly mindblowing pieces from that era on sale, i've no idea where he find those. Just clicked on his store and pic rel is the first who showed up; a table bell like this..
https://www.ebay.fr/sch/i.html?_trkparms=folent%3Aws1000%7Cfolenttp%3A1&_trksid=p3542580.m47492.l71970&_ssn=ws1000

>that such venerable antiques are a credible flex of their refined taste and superior intellect really opens up their wallets
That's really what i should do, as any self-respecting frog i'm pretty good at snarky flattery.

>Do you know how these tokens were used?
Yes, mostly as account helpers. It's Napoleon who introduced the decimal system to divide our money (100 cents = 1 F). But before that, it was an absolute mess, like you needed 7 sols to make a denier, then 3 deniers to make a gros, then 5 gros to make a patard, 2 patards to make an ecu, 8 ecus to make a livre...
It was an accounting nightmare. Those tokens were used by their weight to have a kind of standard.
Also, it wasn't rare for money to lack during wars), so the guildes of merchants, the local bankers, the churches even,.. made their own coinage when official coins were lacking to smothen local commercing.

>absolutely reeks of ignorant poorfag seethe
he never fail to put a smile on my face

>>56482113
One last pic to keep it /pmg/

IQDELET will be happy to know I paid 300% premiums for this silver

>>56482048
Very well could be, now you say it the weld on the base of the rod is very sus... and nothing to compare it with is a big no no for me, that's why i prefer to stay spectator. But i'm curious to see for how much it will go.

>>56482149
Tards bragging about huge premiums on a commodity to show they are racist. Classic

>>56482192
Hold on, I probably got some better ones.

I think I paid 1500% premiums on this silver.

>>56482192
Owning silver means I’m racist? Based. I’m gonna go buy some more then.

Ordered some maples (no premium on one) and went with higher Oz bar this time 5oz biggest bar of silver I’ve gotten. Feels good to stack!

>>56482243
Congratulations on your losses

>>56482253

>>56481933
>>56481943
yikes.....i love pandas....but the groomer panda's neck and head look too awkward for me, it's like some ALIENS HR Geiger Pedo Panda engraved by a retarded child, or someone from /pol/
>>56481965
>Panda bros, should I get the gold kilo coin
>gold kilo
yes
>>56482006
would, and not ashamed to admit it

>>56481698
I’m curious what the euro market is for the more modern 10 euro proof commemoratives like pic related. Are they going for melt too over there?

>>56482113
>all manufactured by the same local company

That's interesting, I haven't read about the industry but assumed most would have been made by larger scale specialist companies as with glass or stoneware, but stamping stock sheet metal isn't as technically challenging so local production makes sense. Imagine finding the location of the ghost town token mill and digging out their dump or finding some rusty dies to inspire the envy of other token autists. I've been wondering if you've tried cleaning any other tokens, or made any recent purchases of crusty cheapies you know you can transform into much more desirable specimens?

>>56482116
>jannoid induced free vacations
Whereas IQDELET remains free to blather endlessly for months, it's a bit suspicious so maybe anons are actually right that it's a janny. Regarding that seller, I think he might be an oldfag collector, maybe he has a network of jewelry or coin store owners he has a relationship with and buys inventory from at melt price which he knows can be sold for a premium? That bell is pretty awesome but just 20th century. The simple charming unpretentious elegance of 17th-18th century silverware may not capture one's attention like highly decorated or complex articles, but I find it extremely lovely and "honest". Regarding the tokens I understood that base metal ones were used in accounting but being made of precious metal would be unnecessary if they were just counters, then I read this:
>The mints and treasuries of the big estates in Central Europe used their own jetons and then had a number of them struck in gold and silver as New Year gifts for their employees, who in turn commissioned jetons with their own mottoes and coats-of-arms.
I'll need to read more about their history and the use of the silver ones, they seem like a fun facet of numismatics to collect.

I saw two guys who must have been in their early 70's working at the UPS store today and got a good reminder about why I stack PM's.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>56482338
All this junk eventually gets melted down and of course the premiums you paid are retained by your enemies the coin merchant

>>56482389
They were probably stackers literally the dumbest thing you can do is buy silver and pay huge premiums

>>56482348
>used their own jetons and then had a number of them struck in gold and silver as New Year gifts for their employees, who in turn commissioned jetons with their own mottoes and coats-of-arms
I wasn't aware of this, very interesting. I wonder how many were minted of each.

Today's purchase: a 1878 Morgan Dollar. Very good condition for "XF"--usually Liberty's hair is worn smooth. Damage was $38 and change.

1878 is a significant year because the US began making Morgan dollars pursuant to the Bland-Allison Act.

Previously, the US government had stopped minting silver coinage with the Coinage Act of 1873, helping kick off the Panic of 1873 as deflation caused investors to hoard cash instead of lending it out. Additionally, the increasing real cost of labor led to high unemployment and strikes. The worst off were Midwestern farmers, who were highly levered and suffering from collapsing wheat prices. In the period between 1873 and 1878, the price of wheat had fallen from ~$1.00/bushel to ~$0.60, all while the real value of their loans only increased due to the deflationary effects of demonetizing silver.

As a result, in 1878, Congressmen from Iowa and Missouri created a bipartisan proposal: the US would purchase a set dollar amount of silver every month at market rates from the productive silver mines of Nevada, and turn it into coinage. This was a compromise between the interests of lenders (generally Republican) and the indebted Silverites (generally Democrats), which opposed/supported free coinage and the associated unchecked inflation. The Republican Rutherford B. Hayes overrode the veto on fears that it favored silver*, but Congress overrode his veto the same day and it became law.

* Hayes had two reasons to veto the bill. As proposed, the bill would have favored silver over gold at the current spot prices--it assumed a gold-to-silver ratio of 16:1, which was the case before the exploitation of the huge reserves of silver in Nevada. The other is that he was beholden to corporate interests following the contentious election of 1876, in which neither candidate had won a clear majority.

>>56482413
IQDELET, please understand that if they bought Silver and gold in the early 2000's or sooner they wouldn't be in their predicament

>>56481933
Yeah, if the baby panda were smaller, it would look like that sneezing panda a bit.
The Chinese should be able to do a meme coin of the sneezing panda, to be honest.

>>56482476
>if you knew how bad things really are

Does anyone else love the heavily worn out Morgans? They have character.

>>56482500
No. I actually hate them.

>>56482500
Peace > Morgan

>>56482495
Yeah, I agree the design is a bit creepy, tho.
>the current state of the Chinese economy RIGHT NOW having billions taken out of as capital flight
I sleep.

>>56482467
Yeah and if silver were a good investment it wouldn't be shilled here by scammers charging 40 to 358% premiums

>>56482500
it's cool to own coins that you know have been used.
>>56482515
personally, I wish they'd used the Walking Liberty on the dollar and the Peace Liberty on the half-dollar. Peace Liberty looks good, but it's a bit of a waste of the extra die space. Walking Liberty looks so much better on the Silver Eagles.

>>56481453
This, but my mattress is old, ratty and kinda falling apart on the bottom, because I don't have a bed and it's just laying on the ground. If I had put my cash underneath, it might've gotten all moldy and fallen apart too.

>>56481963
>>56482031
since you seem to know something about tokens maybe you can provide some insight in to a recently inherited token that i received a couple weeks ago. Among many of the standard classics like large cents, 2 & 3 cent pieces, flying eagle cents etc. there was a small pouch of foreign coins. nothing too valuable in it.. then i found pic related. I cannot find an example on numista, or any for sale anywhere on ebay or the internet in general. basically the only reference (or other physical examples) that i can find of this token is at the Smithsonian and The National Museum of American History.

1876 Samuel J. Tilden Campaign Medal
A disputed election- quite interesting, and in a centennial year nonetheless. So is it possible that I inherited an extremely valuable piece of history, if I were to find the right collector/buyer? Or is it such an oddity as to not be worth much of anything? The example at the museums also has the small hole at the top so possibly they were all made like this?

>https://www.si.edu/object/nmah_1382152
>https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1382152
>https://millercenter.org/the-presidency/educational-resources/disputed-election-1876

>>56482559
But the extra die space gave us the scarred Peace dollar which is just cool to me. Especially considering how the coin existed as a symbol of peace right before WW2 started. It's just such an eerie coin to me. Especially how it originally had a broken sword on the reverse until they melted all those because it symbolized defeat and people got mad about it.

>>56482593
>>56482457
>* Hayes had two reasons to veto the bill. As proposed, the bill would have favored silver over gold at the current spot prices--it assumed a gold-to-silver ratio of 16:1, which was the case before the exploitation of the huge reserves of silver in Nevada. The other is that he was beholden to corporate interests following the contentious election of 1876, in which neither candidate had won a clear majority.

ha.. as I was just saying.. a very disputed election

>constantly hits refresh to be the very first reply on a new thread
>goes out of his way to tell everyone they're doing something stupid
>not once, not twice, but for many hours each day for weeks
>this is how he spends his free time
>is either doing this out of the goodness and kindness of his heart because he truly believes we are making a mistake, or because he doesn't want us buying silver
>normal people don't go out of their way to spend all of their time on a page they don't belong in trying to change people's minds on something that doesn't affect him
yeah bros I don't think they like us stackin

>>56482593
https://www.hakes.com/Auction/ItemDetail/276059/TILDEN-HENDRICKS-HIGH-RELIEF-CAMPAIGN-MEDAL-DeWITT-SJT-1876-1
one in worse shape sold recently for $182.60 at auction. campaign medals are cool, check picrel

Luv me gold
Luv me silva
Luv me woman
‘Ate israel
‘Ate jews
‘Ate the antichrist
Simple as

>>56482613
there is an eerieness in melting down "Peace" coins to pay for the largest war in Mankind's history. didn't know about the scar die errors; Peace Liberty looks bellicose with it.

>>56481220
Lol imagine hoarding Boomer rocks instead of putting life savings into CharlesMansonAlexJonesBeetlejuice1776pitbull(Karen) and enjoying private transactions. Couldn't be me

>>56482652
thank you anon and i saw these, but still have not found the exact one i currently hold but have only been researching for the last day or so. at least i know there are buyers out there that would want something like the one I have, the one in your pic and a couple others I have seen have some sort of "shit-slinging" phrases on them so maybe would be more sought after, or maybe less if you know what i mean

https://www.ebay.com/itm/195453033049

>>56481309

>>56481245
vulva is actually visible on this coin? kek?

also if you're wondering why I haven't posted my stack in a while its because its 2 feet under the ground in various locations and I cbf digging it up.

>>56483388
FUD
>>56483300
Greed
>>56482690
FUD
>>56482670
Dilate
>>56482662
Greed
>>56482628
FUD

Lmao look at these scambots go 24/7/365 to sell you retard rocks and harvest 40% premiums on a commodity, slurping your life essence away on a giant scam

>>56483498
Lmao this was the hero of pmg in 2020.they worship the guy because he got rich from charging you premiums on a commodity. That's how dumb silver stackers are. Yep. Retards. Broke retards

Hmmmm yeah like I said. He isn't doing this out of the kindness of his heart to try and save money for us. what could the only other reason be?
imagine how much he's seething seeing our stacks

Mintage figures.
Anyone know where to find mintage figures of the Krugerrand, Maple leaf and Britannia?

I'm trying to compile an overview of 2006-2022 but cant seem to get it complete.

So far though couple of interesting things:
Gold mintage of the biggest bullion coins is 45.4M whilst Silver mintage is 900.3M
(this is without many years of krugerrand, maple leaf and brittania production)

Thats less than 40% of 1 year's worth of global gold mining supply but 1.1 times silver's yearly global mining supply.

I guess gold is more often invested in by buying bars than bullion whilst with silver this is the other way around?

Still curious though.
Since much more of silver's global mining supply is wasted year over year, whilst gold stays in vaults somewhere i thought bullion mintage of gold would be higher.

Also, how did people invest in silver pre 2006?
These bullion coins seem to be a relatively new phenomenon.
How much of that 900 million ounces (1 billion + with missing years) do you think still exists today and how much has been resmelted?

What's funny is the silver scam victims brag they lost 80%. They love it!

Every time I buy an ounce I denounce talmud

>>56483802
Based.

>>56483835
and silver pilled

Should i go in for sovereigns or 1/4oz brittanias?

>>56483859
Depends how much you want to lose

>>56483859
Sovereigns.
But old high mintage, low premium versions.
Get the most gold for your buck.

>>56481281
>3/4
what

>>56481267
that's an awesome bar i love ship coins and ship bars
I've seen few that look sort of like this on eBay, in the one once size. they're mostly listed for $70ish+ each.
then ive also seen some for slightly cheaper but there alot smaller, like just a few grams each, small rectangles. but they have neat ships on them,

>>56482500
Yes. Don't feel bad about cleaning them.

>>56482500
i like old silver dollars with some wear and patina, they look way more nostalgic and authentic for some reason, good old honest coin

>>56483859
Sovereigns will be more liquid and have lower premiums, but you could just stack limited numismatic designs hoping to cash in extra later down the line when you sell to a collector.

>>56483962
Yes, you only paid 177% premium for a commodity. Sell for spot

https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/general/2667719/thai-gold-price-hits-record

>>56482333
It does look derpy. I'll take 20.

>>56482515
The reverse side of the Peace is why I don't like them. The Morgan 'stamp/seal' on the back is the best style for coins.

>>56481235
Absolutely seething.

>>56484450
>NWO is seething
kek.
NWO nerds will seeth

>>56482500

>>56484219
Morgan obverse is an ugly fuck, growing up I literally thought it was a man for the longest. Peace reverse is still sexy even if Morgan’s reverse design is slightly more appealing but they’re also too similar to liberty gold reverse and barber quarters from the same era which makes the peace dollar even better cause it’s more unique. They need to mint the Standing Liberty and it’s reverse in 1oz just cause.

>56483986
>sell
You wish I'd sell sweetheart ;)

>>56483960
This one is from Colonial Mint’s “Last of the Windjammers” 14 bar set. Those little 3g ones are from Franklin mint a 50 bar “Great Sailing ships of History” set. those were made in a mini-ingot 3g set(pic related) and full size .9 oz set both in .925. The also did another full size set Great fighting ships of America.

>>56484609
yes. that's what i saw i guess. id like to get a set of those,

>>56483719
Nobody wanna talk about mint figures?

>>56484664
what about that report that the US DoD raided US silver stock piles and took all the silver?

Someone here posted a stack of silver bars on a desk in a dark room with a blue or purple ambient light, and next to their metals was several coins and also a box of injectable estrogen from otonokopharma. I just want to see the picture again because I lost it in a hard drive failure

>>56484193
>link
The Thai currency is going to the shitter, perhaps?
That means Thai prostitutes must be at their lowest price right now (hot!).

>>56482593
just a couple quick thoughts, I have places I need to be.

Thank you for posting, that's fascinating
I am also unable to find that medal on any catalog or website that you haven't already seen
this indicates it is probably very rare. And valuable apparently.
The hole for suspension was part of the design, yes.
The fact that the only 2 we can google are in museums, and national museums at that, indicates it's probably quite valuable.

I've never really found something like that, but if I did I'd send pics to a few ebay sellers and maybe take it down to the LCS to see if anyone knows anything. It seems to be quite rare from what I can tell just checking google, tokencatalog, hollabird, ebay.

>>56484805
Lolwut?

>>56484887
I need to find this picture again, i'm obsessed with recovering data i've lost like this

>>56484700
It wouldn't surprise me.
Silver is a VERY valuable material from an industrial stance.
It is the best conductor for electricity and among the best for conducting heat.
It also cannot be recycled after it's been mixed with things like phosphorus so make SilPhos solder.
And... it's an "endangered element".
Despite what the antisilver shill spews, Silver will NEVER be worthless.

*kek, even the captcha called him a "juden".

>>56481885
in jewelry silver is neutral as the moon and more complementary. gold is loud and grabs attention like the sun, in other words you style around it. but i never get tired of looking at the moon

>>56484876
>Thai prostitutes
Anon, traps are still gay.

>>56484887
I FOUND IT
I searched some words I remembered in a post in that thread and found it on the archive.

will uncle iqdelete be telling us another tale about the premium grabblers today?

>>56485102
Did our silver sisters 41% without telling us?
Not sure if you guys knew about this but we lost a fren the other day. Picrel.

>>56485102
A pretty impressive stack even without the HRT.
I'm fairly new to this, why do some stackers insist on having PMs from an assay even tho it costs more?

>>56485056
Still WOULD for the passing ones.

But yeah, seriously hetero, I love SEAsian girlies. Especially the ones that look like a tanned version of East Asian girlies.
Just imagine how much can a dime purchase in Thailand, tho.

>>56485169
Oh yeah, sorry. Forgot to say pic unrel regarding traps.
This is a biological woman btw, sauce is notrose on Twitter.

>>56485181
that's a dude

>>56482500
I think the model for the Morgan dollar has quite a manly face. Peace dollar is the discerning choice.

>>56481281
>3/4

>>56482739
the auction i linked is the exact one you posted, i'm confused. the catalog number is "DeWITT SJT-1876-1"

morgan stanley insider here. you fucking precious metals SUCKERS will never profit. i have over 9000 analysts working every day, to make sure gold never surpasses 2000.

-posted from my yacht

>>56485763
Good thing my investing thesis is to do the exact opposite of what is logical. I will now use all of my tendies to invest 100% into physical silver.
Thanks for being so predictable Wal-- I mean, Jewstreet.

another spooookkkyyyy story!

>>56484193
>It does look derpy. I'll take 20.
yeah, on second thought, i kinda want this Jeffrey Epstein Edition panda now

I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna pay the big reemiums.

I don't like these phases where it's in between a dip and a spike. It's boring.

>>56485415
I don't know who made this, but she's a real stunner.

>>56483719
> Also, how did people invest in silver pre 2006?
Wieners, britannias, maples all go back long before then. And there were even many collectible coins (pic related) but more of these were in .925 than today. Also plenty of commemorative coins that were often .925 or even .900 (e.g. 100 francs).

>>56485910
i want a gold proof of this

A new shipment has arrived.

>>56483516
Just go do something else. You sound like a retard that went 100% into silver and found out. Silver/Gold should be MAX 25% of your investments. I lik 10%. It should be stocks 50% Real estate 25%. 10% Gold/silver. 10% farmland. 5% Guns, food, water etc. I love Gold and silver but I ain’t dumb.

>>56484805
>>56485102

Here's another one.

>>56484887
/pmg/ has a bunch of transstackers called the silver sisters.

>>56485910
>AI Filth

and another

>>56481965
Do it.

>>56486182
>/pmg/ has a bunch of transstackers
but how many are still alive?

>>56486265
Is it possible to have estate auctions for the roped silver sisters?

just found 13 ASEs my mom got from work ~30 years ago

>>56486329
holy based. nice stash

>>56486329
$75 then
Probably $450+ now

I had a all bills paid apartment in the 90s 2br 1 1/2 bath $300

>>56486125
what could be in this package?
step right up and take a guess Anons
you pay your money you take your chances.
can't win if you don't play
can't play if you dont pay
can't pay if you dont win
some one come all
step right up and place your bets on what's in the package

>>56486329
Those came from tyrone busting up your mom’s asshole for a year. Give them back to your dad.

>>56485102
>>56486182
>>56486199
I remember this bizarre arc of /pmg/, when the shills tried to associate stacking with tranny shit to make it seem cringe. It was an interesting twist to their tactics but it didn't last long.

>>56486374
Another pedo dolly?

>>56486407
trannies sell silver

>>56486374
You always have a random ASE so I’ll say at least one of those

>>56486436
>>56486436
nice try anon. a reasonable and well calculated gambit.
buy, no ASEs this time around. just got a few things i didn't have any of before,...

Behold, the newest glorys!

>>56486508
Love that 1949 canucky buck, how much did it run you?

Intradesting development.

https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/business/swiss-gold-refiner-leaves-umbrella-group-after-row/48930744

>>56481245
tight tuck

>>56481290
those are great looking coins, anon.
Strong rims.

>>56486508
Hey I have those 2 monex and all those nickels too.

>>56486407
Not sure what you're talking about. I've been posting in these threads everyday for well over a year. The chuds may churn but the seething is always the same. During this time, I've seen many other trans stackers posting their silver and e, so shut up and take your damn pills, Alice.

>>56486530
>The ASFCMP has adopted the position of the board of directors as the official position of the association, which is not in line with other institutions such as the LBMA (London Bullion Market Association

Rats fleeing a sinking ship.

>>56486524
it's my first of that kind of Candian Silver dollar.
$52. I wanted to order more but it was the last one they had available.
will get more eventually, i need to add to my boat coin Navy

>>56483372
yeah, it's pretty hot

>>56486630
Didn't the Chinese recently back out of thr LBMA too? Or maybe it was something different, but I read here how they were withdawing from some London gold thing.

just preordered this 5oz silver coin from perth
i'm a sucker for cool designs

>>56486580
just crazy to think about how everything in that picture was paid for by simps sending tips to the trans live camming while stuffing dragon dildos up their asses

We're going parabolic boys
War with Iran is imminent

>>56486801
>parabolic
wut

>>56486673
I didn't hear about it but i fully believe it, The east and west are drawing their big cut off line wall now, The East (The BRICS) are pulling out of western markets and associations and starting up their own ones, The West is heading at full speed over the waterfall and is going down with its new world order ship, The european union and America as we know it will cease to exist in the next year or 2 and the Countries and States that are left will come crawling to the brics begging to do trade.

Globalism is dead, The Nation State is Returning.

euro just hit the all time Gold high again, it reminds of a saying ive heard for years now.

>Gold will break the door down and Silver will run through it

This is what im seeing happen right now

>>56486691
Long “M” is long.

i'm torn between ordering some wieners and donating to israel. what should i do?

>>56486936
Donate your wiener to an israli

>>56486936
Whenever you think about helping a joo, you should ask yourself :
>what would a joo do in my situation?
And do the same thing. So enjoy your wieners i guess.

>>56486751
Pornography has rotten your brain.

>>56481220
I get about 1k from the government for college, but my college is cheap should, i dump my money into silver because i like shiny coins?

>>56486875
Whole thing looks a bit like a first draft, the stag busies up the background and her legs just blend into the field making her look like some kind of centaurs

>>56486866
>Alltime low: 236€
Imagine buying several ounces a month with a lowerclass income.

crypto nerds will seethe

>GOLD $2000/OZ
>GOLD $2000/OZ
>GOLD $2000/OZ

I know the french junk market is pretty big.
But is Italian, UK and German junk even a thing?
I mean I know there is some.
But UK was .5 post WWI and stopped at WWII
German post WWII was .625.
Italy doesnt seem to have as much as France for example.

>>56485628
oh shit sorry, yes thank you, i figured it was an auction for the one you posted in the pic until i clicked it. thank you!

>>56487583
I’m thinking we’re gonna be cozy bros

sweet, i just bought some silver rounds at like 22.70

>>56487583
ITS FUCKING HAPPENING BROS

PM sisters is it finally our time?
Gold has crossed the $2,000 barrier today....

>>56487696
I'm glad I held on to everything when the local coin shop offered me 19 dollars spot, for my silver... I remember packing all my shid up, and telling him I was sorry I wasted his time..
We are talking graded American Silver Eagles, Morgans, Peace Dollars, Krugs,... he didn't seem too happy when I was laughing while putting my two large containers, each with about 8, 3 inch binders, filled with sheets of silver... 20 ounces, per sheet... about 6 to 10 sheets per binder...mainly Morgans and ASEs... a few books full of Peace Dollars... he never even got to my gold... lol

>>56487768
Now, when it crosses 4K... and Silver hit and exceeds 50 to 100 an ounce, we'll both be very happy.

>>56487583
>>56487670
>>56487708
>>56487768
>>56487811
Jim Rickards who has been talking about this shit the last 10/15 years said when the system is really collapsing the Gold price in Dollars would be going up about 100 a day or a thousand a week so we aren't in full collapse mode yet.

>>56481235

Bullish AF

>>56487878
Yet...
The nukes haven't hit their intended targets yet.
Oh, but the delicious anticipation...
Perhaps a draft, so that everyone can get sent to foreign lands, to die for places the average American couldn't pick out on a map 10 years ago...
The anticipation is horrible...
Just remember, there's no reserves, in the federal reserve...

>>56487789
That is so sad that you were even sitting in front of those evil bastards.

>>56487960
One of my customers passed...her husband got me into collecting coins...
Del had a TON of ASE...and would pay me in ASE's... giving them to me at SPOT...way back when, to help him and Shirley on their computers... This was before spot was even 15 bucks an ounce.
Anyway, she sold all of Del's stuff, to some guys she said were legit... and that's who I took it to.
He gave her close to a 250K for Del's collection...
I honestly shiver to think at how much she got ripped off, if he treated her, the same way he treated me.

>>56487989
When I say TON, I mean, the last time I was over at their place, when he was still alive, he had Gov Mint Monster Boxes, the Big green ones... that hold like 15K worth of eagles... in stacks... 5 monsters wide, stacked 3 or 4 feet tall... in his little "hobby room".

>>56486691
Yeah that one's nice! I bought the 1 oz a few weeks ago. And I bought this one today with some weaboo and animal coinerinos.

>>56486866
Not yet, they still need to dump eeet one more time, so I can buy one last monster box of wiener cheapies.

>>56487583
Wew

>>56487989
Lmao this is the future of yall. Once you off yourself when you realize you got silver scammed your shiny trinkets will be thrown in the garbage or donated to goodwill. 100% loss

>>56488465
>>56488095
Lmao you loses could have bought houses when interest rates were at 1% but instead chose to get silver scammed. Now you are stuck being rentoids.

I sold my stack of silver a few months back to buy a Rolex. Feels bad. Idk why I sold it all. I had some cool stuff too. Kooks, krakens, ASEs, and an assortment of 1 oz bars. Now all I have are my asahi rounds and a few tubes of krugs.

I don’t even know where to begin collecting again. Thinking about only collecting rounds anyway since premiums are crazy now

>>56488704
Post reauxlex

>>56482348
Yep, most tokens in the US were made by a small handful of national or state producers.
My town used to be bigger than Denver back in the day, so we had a token manufacturer. I'd give my left nut to find some dies from that company. Somebody probably has some, but I don't know who.

I haven't found any tokens to clean up lately. I might do some work on the Sammon token here >>56482113

Normally I get to buy about one token every 5 years or so for the towns I collect. They're super rare, don't come up for sale often, and I already own most of them. The last few years of covid deaths have been an extraordinary buying spree for me. Once in a lifetime sort of event.

>>56488704
>doesn’t post what’s left of his stack
>doesn’t post rolex
>no, no, let’s post a stock photo instead
Yeah, I’m thinking LARP.

>>56488733
>>56488782
I wish I was larping :(

>>56488782
>sold kooks

Definitely a larp

>>56488818
I take back everything I said. Still a respectable stack fren. Don’t worry.

>>56488818
why would you do that...

>>56488818
did you always want a rolex?

>>56488818
Did you fall for the watch shilling on biz? Lmao

>>56488854
I’m a retard

>>56488818
Oh shit a sub, how typical
I figured u would post a gold gay date
Guess ur stack wasn't very big
Still don't see a box. Or papers.

>>56488904
>>56488904
I also collect watches and never got around to buying a Rolex. But I recently had a big promotion and wanted to commemorate it. I’ve been collecting watches for about 10 years tho

>>56488935
What else ya got?

>>56488920
I have them. I bought from an AD. I can’t afford the grey prices right now

>>56488818
I like the rolex. Live and learn, it’s all good fren.

>>56488915
>>56488935
that makes more sense then. i wasn't trying to be rude. if it is something you've always wanted, it really isn't that bad of a decision. you can always buy more metals.

>>56488742
>My town used to be bigger than Denver back in the day, so we had a token manufacturer. I'd give my left nut to find some dies from that company.

Do you know where the factory was located? If it was in the middle of downtown I wouldn't hold my breath, but if on the outskirts and on a parcel with irregular terrain or a nearby ravine they may have dumped/landfilled on-site instead of sending everything to the main town dump. It would be super cool to find a wagonload of floor sweepings and cutouts sprinkled with "error" clipped planchet or double struck tokens they culled and tossed.

>I might do some work on the Sammon token here
It looks like it can be improved and the spots of crud cleared off, but be careful as the appearance of the rim in the upper right quadrant suggests it is a bit corroded/pitted and crystallized, the surfaces will be trickier and you don't want to accidentally chip off some of the embrittled embossing so don't get too ambitious, less is more with that one.

>>56488941
Other than that I collect mil surp rifles but that’s about it. Either way im trying to rebuild my stack now. (My previous stack wasn’t that big desu)

>>56481524
pics of that tea set? that sounds rad

>>56488956
Yeah, the token manufacturer was right downtown, took up the entirety of the largest building in town. They also did plumbing and mechanical/machine work. I figure if the dies didn't get scrapped they went to the town dump when the place closed. Find one and you'd probably find them all. I've got a few error coins with clipped planchets from that maker. It seems they just sold their error tokens for use instead of tossing them. A couple of the clipped planchets are in this pic
>>56481963

Thank you for advice on the Sammon coin. I also really feel like that rim is unstable, was just thinking of concentrating on the center of the field. The reverse also has some crud or corrosion that could probably come off. I don't want to ruin it, but it's one I don't intend to sell so if for some reason I fuck it up a bit it's all my problem. I will go easy on it as you suggest.

>>56481220
How much will I get paid in sliver to eat pussy in the future?

>>56488915
Good times remembering all the scam victims bragging they were going to get rich off paying 733% premiums on these commodity shittokens

>>56488978
>taking at face value anything at all said by IQDELET, ever

Kek. He got a partial set of forks and spoons from the 1750s which may well have been from a vast royal table setting and thus impressively valuable, but not quite unique. An actual imperial tea set may well be in Frogbro's future though.

>>56489015
Darn, I guess it depends on when they closed but if not tossed in the dump earlier I know that lots of old dies/molds were collected and melted in the WW2 scrap drives. I have a few antique c.1890-1910 bottle molds that survived somehow including this sweet set, not really worth what token/coin dies would be but still pretty cool. Anyway please post a pic of the other side of your Sammon token if it's convenient, not all corrosion is created equal and sometimes there's nothing that can be done to improve a piece. If it's the same as the front side then it'll clean up.

>>56488935
Lmao those fancy watches have been almost as bad an investment as silver. Silver still the worst though every tard here has list at least 80%. Lmao at scam victims of all types

>>56488818
Lmao soft pudgy short fingers barely big enough to hold all his losses just moves seamlessly from one bad financial decision to the next

>>56482006
some kind of chinese ghost lady trying to sell gold

>>56486182
What is that white powder...

>>56489260
Really really bad cocaine

>>56488818
Are you wealthy or have a high income?

Middle class retards need to come to terms with this: You will have an innate desire to signal to your peers you are "upper middle class" and you will make all kinds of stupid-retard decisions to throw your money away on veneers.
People splurge on houses, apartments, cars, clothing, dining and they have little wisdom that despite the window-dressing, their toil is low-margin because they consume their capital rather than save it.
I know someone who had to have that $6000 plasma screen TV in 2002 and is living off of social security today. Too old to work, needing his kids to manage his money for him.
Living below your means with a fat fucking portfolio is the way to go. $100,000 portfolio earning 10% sure will feel like you are upper class. All you have to do is lower your expectations and stuff your money under your mattress. Think about how much your life will improve if you had an extra $100, $200, or even $1000 per month. Your options open up. Your burdens decrease.
You don't suddenly retire all at once, what if you could lock in 5 or 10% of your monthly costs via dividend income by the time you are 30? You can have it simply by giving up luxury and vices.
It is worth the struggle and the peace of mind it gives is worth its weight in gold.

>>56489201
I’m 6’4’’ and 190 lbs

>>56489271
Not wealthy, but I max out my 401k have a home with a decent mortgage rate and still have a small amount of disposable income so I felt like it was okay to purchase. Plus I collect watches it seemed wrong to have a collection without a Rolex so the public appearance of wealth wasn’t even a consideration (although they are always easy to flip)

is gold a good way to profit from the destruction of israel?

>>56489335
Only as long as the US is printing money to pay for it

>>56489392
haven't they been doing that for decades?

>>56489410
Yep. But only recently has our debt gotten to the point where the US is forced to print just to service the interest on the national debt. This is essentially a parabolic math equation from this point forward

>>56488659
That was Del's stuff... not mine.
He was very wealthy... silver was perhaps 10% of his true net worth.
He sold coins at local flea markets, just as a hobby, to get out of the house, and get people into coin collecting. Him and his wife used to sell at the local flea markets every Saturday and Sunday, and used it as a way to get to know new people. They were late 60's and 70's... and they enjoyed meeting new people and not sitting around the house bored on the weekend. When they didn't do the flea market, Del would go to coin shows... it wasn't really Shirley's thing, so she'd go shopping at the Flea Market, or wherever the coin shows happened to be.
But, to be honest, they had more fun with Del's hobby, than most people I see with stocks and bonds. In the end, we all die...but, to have a little fun along the way, that's a much better alternative than simply having a stack of cash in a bank account, that the bank will seize as soon as you die, and then your family has to go to the court, get paperwork, to get your money out of the bank... Silver, you could literally walk in his house, and there it was... no banker to tell you when or how you could access it, or what you could do with it.

>>56489314
You do you, friend. So long as you take care of your personal finances and meet your goals then more power to ya.
My personal perspective is that I made the changes to correct my spending habits and my net worth exploded relative to when I was entertain stupid-expensive hobbies and eating out at happy hours all the time.
Lessons I wish I learned in my twenties are things I would like to see my peers learn today so they can reap all of the benefits that frugality has to offer. Knowledge is power, and until you really do start to focus on your expenses and digest your spending and costs and income will you be able to find that healthy balance.

Went coinstar diving today.
No silver but I found a shitton of foreign currency including serbian dinars, some chech coins, 8 euros and a gbp.
So interesting to see what gets left behind there

>>56489529
you robbed a coinstar? we don't take too kindly to niggers in these here parts

>>56489596
what 2 mark do you have there anon? i was just looking at this one. $36 for stempelglanz seems reasonable.
https://www.ma-shops.com/kaup/item.php?lang=en&id=27614

>>56489596
Nothing wrong with taking from return trays.
If you leave money lying around, its free game

>>56489632
>If you leave money lying around, its free game
just because it's just sitting there, doesn't mean it belongs to you.
Stop right there, criminal scum!

>>56489607
i forget what i paid, but it wasn't that high. i got it from a RM seller on ebay that had a discount for the more coins you buy

Are wagmis worth anything close to what they're listed for on ebay?

>>56489850
That’s a better deal than the 500$ I paid for one over a year ago. I’d grab it if you want the ability to hold physical meme memorabilia when you’re a geezer.

>>56489850
First to estimate actual value from an eBay listing, you have to subtract their 13% fees to get an idea what the seller receives. Also buy it now listings are often pie in the sky longshots that the seller is hoping for(you never know when some desperate collector is willing to pay anything to complete a set) Gotta check out recently ended auctions to see how much the market is willing to bid up an item. Finally, no pmg memecoins are not worth the exorbitant premiums.

>>56489788
nice, a hamburg. he also has a stempelglanz 2 rm hamburg. i want it but don't want to spend this much for a tiny 2rm. i wish he'd get more 5 rms in.

https://www.ma-shops.com/kaup/item.php?id=27622

>>56489497
Changing environment was key to my personal improvement. I still can tighten my belt further but with a wife there’s only so much Spartan living I can pursue before the pussy dries up.

Moving from a big city to a small town has been the greatest change in my life. Paying a 10th of the property taxes I’m used to and cost of living being a fraction of before is beautiful. Quiet boring towns and gorgeous countryside with room to hike, walk, and camp makes the city and its dystopian nature look like the living hell it is.

Commemorative Fetishist posting last night’s win. Got a granola bar and a nice nap at a USO 12 years ago and had to pay my respects (while also filling a blank in my comm. stack.)

Considering those sexy lady silver ounces are stupid overpriced, American commemoratives feel like a collection I don’t have to justify to God.

>>56489850
Props to the Chadstein who is milking the retard rock collectors here

>>56489497
Lmao, silver scam victim lectures others about
> stupid-expensive hobbies
While bragging he pays huge premiums and invests exclusively in literally the worst asset class in history

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/gold-is-officially-outperforming-stocks-in-2023-as-october-rally-continues-40adda1b

>>56481220
>Tfw listening to silver Asmr while the price is mooning
Very comfy

>>56490089
hello fellow pizza bro

>>56489757
If you abdondon it, it’s fair game. Same as leaving a chair or mini fridge out by the road.

>>56490029
ok mr salty mcsaltface

Silver and watches .......yep checks out

Kektop

>>56490089
mmm that looks tasty
i havent had pizza in so long

>>56490295
Those are hideous and an affront to God

>>56490312
Easy to make fren.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM1XcYXix0Y

>>56490318
Not only are you wrong, but you’re retarded AND a faggot.

>>56485910
I agree the portrait is more attractive on the Peace. But as a coin I think the Morgan is better, similarly to why I don't like half dollars, all that blank space that looks odd to me.

>>56490202
see
>>56490312

>>56489875
>>56489997
I cannot imagine spending this much time every single day posting in threads trying to get people to stop liking what I don't like.

>>56489875
>>56490405
Didn't mean to include you

>>56490405
He says as he stacks $$$$$ mined from silver scam victims in this thread harvesting 368% premiums

Lmao scammed forgot to turn off his trip

>>56485149
you are gonna line up 100 ozt and feel damn cozy about it. also i think assays are mostly an autism thing. even weight, fun texture, look very professional. sometimes the premiums are lower than sovereigns, so when it comes to generics they are the gucci option. i like golden state mint bars myself, as they are well priced, have really weird or cool art, and are often a little heavier than what you pay for

>>56490442
>>56490452
I didn't mean to turn anything off, I post once with the trip on the ID and turn it off because it's unnecessary. That's how it's been from the beginning but nobody expects you to know that.
Do you think it's normal to spend every single day posting in generals that are no interest to you?

>>56486407
most em them killed themselves

>>56490295
Beautiful. Keep on stacking fren.

kinda want

>>56490202
that looks pretty tasty

Swiss Chads rise up! Shills be damned frens.

Asahi Amigos, thank you for posting and never stop.

Normie boomer checking in. Just bought 7 ASEs on the interwebs with my debit card. I bought 7 because then you get free shipping. Yeah I paid about 5$ above spot. It was the cheapest in the price comparison shown in the copypasta above. That will put me at 24 ounces. I'll go for 100oz then get a 1 oz gold eagle. After that maybe I'll get some junk silver.

>>56490646
and then youll get a cool 10 oz bar with jesus christ whipping a bunch of bankers, and then youll get a 5 oz silver 12 gauge round because you like guns, and then youll round out your stack to 150 with ases, and then the ride never ends brother. awesome start

>>56490646
Excellent.
ya doin good anon

>>56489271
>Living below your means with a fat fucking portfolio is the way to go. ... Your options open up. Your burdens decrease.
100% my man.
I know boomers who could have done this but didn't want to because they were greedy as fuck(I NEED the McMansion/Boat/etc). Their lives would be so much easier if they just decided to live a little less lavishly.

Honestly I don't think it's a boomer exclusive problem, though. I know plenty of millennials and some zoomers who think they deserve the moon and stars, and it's those billionaire's fault they don't make enough to afford it, meanwhile they blow $300 a month on weed, $70 on streaming shit they literally don't even use, etc. I wish I was making these numbers up.

I don't know if it's that I'm unambitious, or everybody else is greedy, or I'm just better with money and everybody else is shit with it. Maybe all of the above.

>>56490664

>>56490664
Absolutely accurate

>>56490646
Keep on stackin fren

>>56490674
Why would anyone take advice from a guy who fell for the silver scam?

>>56490664
I like the idea of storing silver 5.56 rounds in 30 round magazines but it that would be cost prohibitive.

After I get done selling vegetables at the farmers market tomorrow, I think I might check out a coin shop around the corner. I guess I got the fever.

>>56490674
How do you get 10% returns on 100k$? I’m pretty deep into not trusting anything regarding markets, banks, and Jews but the passive income of turning otherwise inflation drained savings into monthly money intrigues me.

Regarding millennials and zoomers, many are quietly living suicidal lives where now is all that matters and saving for the future doesn’t matter. Compound that with addictions to most everything that’s become commoditized from social media to going for drinks and the escapes from their shitty jobs end up condemning them to working to live and living to work. It’s tragic, sad, and makes me feel like I’m doing alright by comparison. I suffered and slaved and lived a joyless early 20s so I could have a house paid for in a cheap boring town with “nothing to do.” Now I grow food and stack shiny rocks while my counterparts slave on the rat race treadmill.

>>56490442
Fun fact Jamie Dimon now has one of if not the highest CD rate of any bank in the money markets right now. They are also selling stock for the first time since the initial offering. They also heavily play the paper silver market. I'm no Sherlock but I think they know they fucked up. Comex is gonna blowmex.

>>56490694
What do you sell? I’ve got cover crops about to get frost killed over this weekend and I’ll be planting nightshades, cucurbits, and okra in spring for my local market. There seems to be zero interest in anything else as I’ve only seen these crops for sale. My move is to eliminate as much overhead as possible to undercut my product as I’m competing with the same goods.

>>56490676
Love this bar but when it's naked it's very sharp and unpleasant to hold

>>56490704
>How do you get 10% returns on 100k$? I’m pretty deep into not trusting anything regarding markets, banks, and Jews but the passive income of turning otherwise inflation drained savings into monthly money intrigues me.

With those circumstances, you don't. You can get around 5% by just putting it into a high-yield savings account. That's what I do. It's relatively low risk as even if the bank goes under you're covered by FDIC. Of course both of these require some level of trust in both the banks and the fed. Obviously, it's entirely possible that both of those things fall through, but 1. I think that possibility is pretty low. 2. Chances are if that happens I'll have bigger problems, 3. That's part of the reason why I stack.

It's an acceptable risk IMO and I say that as a pretty financially-risk-averse person.

If you want 10% you're probably going to have to do some actual investing, by that I mean the kind that carries a non-negligible amount of risk.

>>56490757
Unless you have a major amount of money going into this account I’m fearful of inflation eating away at the make believe fiat dollars. I’m inclined to just go full peasant farmer and stack land and metals until I die while cleaning my coop.

>>56489201
>>56489179
Why are you claiming silver is a bad investment? It's one of the many tangible assets that is greatly undervalued as commodities are rigged to keep supply countries poor so people can consume cheap product. Silver is in growing demand as it is the best conductor of heat and electricity. These properties are needed for high efficiency and power electronics ranging from medical equipment, missiles, wireless transmitters and mirrors for nano electronics fabrication. Not only that silver is a biocide and is needed for water filters, medical equipment and cutlery.

With a global silver supply of ~1.2bn oz a year, and a price of ~24, that means one rich person can buy the entire planets yearly supply and corner the market. There is very little silver available in reserves ~3bn ounces for the planet and this will be frozen for the militaries if anything bad goes down... unless you hold your own physical gold and silver. The undervalued asset should be ~$800/oz at current prices so the $24 or so a ounce I paid last week is a fantastic deal. It not a quick pump and dump, but if you hold silver long enough (like a 401k, or a house) you'll probably get some good returned in 5-10 years, maybe sooner if BRICS kicks in, hyperinflation destroys the USD federal reserve fiat ponzi scheme. Then we have to repeg, where gold goes silver follows.

The mining ratio is 1 gold for 8 silver, but there is probably more gold available in vaults than silver as silver is used up all the time. When Africa breaks away from USD control, prices will go up like Uranium's have. After all this talk, I might buy some more shiny sintce it is payday. I see 10oz bars for $25.10 at a favorite online dealer. I have no idea where you find the 300-400% premium scammers here. I was happy to pay my $72 for my anonymint round as some are for me to pass on the the grandkids and tell the stories of you online trolls while I'm comfy in the next currency restructing.

>>56490711
Tomorrow I have pumpkins/ winter squash, okra, eggplant, bell peppers, and cilantro. This was my first year selling so I tried a little of everything. Tomatoes were a waste of time. I'll plant twice as much okra next year and probably sell out every time. I'm a little bit gay for pumpkins so I'll always plant them, but they do pretty good. Leafy greens do well and but they are a little more labor to wash.

>>56490787
I’ll be doing the same optimizing next year. Hoping to have enough of every crop to see what I need to plant more of and what will go. As greedy as I can get I need to practice patience and not kill all my tomatoes the first bad day at market. Worst case scenario me, my wife, and chickens eat an assload of home grown food.

>>56489850
I have a load of them, only ever sold a few. i'm too lazy to sell too much stuff.

>>56490664
This but unironically.

>>56490799
Good luck man. Finding the right price can be tricky, but having loyal clients helps. Treat them generously. Yeah nothing goes to waste here either.

New thread
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>>56490782
>When Africa breaks away from USD control
so never?

>>56490875
China is gaining a pretty solid foothold as their bribes and ethics are much lower than our business have to pretend to. Similar to how the USA has sold many of our ports to China, so did Africa. It's going to be a fight and BRICS isn't too happy with USA Fiat as the debt they hold gets more useless with every dollar the Federal Fiat prints. Won't be long till dollar is worthless and nobody wants it. Better get some commodities of any type. Gold and silver are a historically valuable in crazy times.

>>56490707
All the other banks are hosed too. I just need one more cheapies so I can dump what's left in my account into silver before everything blows up.

>>56481220
Any brands of bullion rounds or bars I should look out for?