/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56662576
>Always Stack Edition
based

>>56662576
>>56662576
>Always Stack Edition
Keep on Stackin'

>always stack

So what's the latest with mintAnon? Is he shipping our crusaders or did we get ripped off?

I know we're only about Real Money in this general but anyone into collecting nice looking fake money? (Fiat)

>>56662721

>>56662714
waiting for the manufacture to finish up

>>56662721
Weimar trillionaire reporting

>>56662750
does this also mean the pirate coin will ship this year as well? clocks ticking, people need to be reassured.

>>56662794
with the mints holiday schedule I'd feel better aiming for a January ship time

>>56662721
Still waiting on the Confederacy to get their act together so I can cash out and buy some organic farming implements and fancy whips.

>>56662686
i see some nice lowballs

>>56662721
The 1,000 Mark bill was worth the equivalent of 11.52 troy ounces of fine gold in German coin when issued, a dozen years later their 100,000,000,000 Mark bill was, at best, worth the equivalent of a silver dime when issued.

Anyone who says they made money on silver is lying. No exceptions. Unless they are MintScamAnon (seen here >>56662750 harvesting huge premiums from sheeple)
No exceptions. Scrapanon buying "sterling" forks and paying $60 shipping? Code for fake shit you don’t understand and losing money. Bob buying Chinese made counterfeit Spanish dobloon ashtrays? Dementia. Incels tell you they find a silver dime in the sewer it’s some girl shit, Dad went out for cigarettes fifteen years back.

It’s dead money....,.., no interest, no dividends.....,...no appreciation.

The money you invest is the exact amount you’ll have, minus 80%. The rest, they will suck out of you on premiums, inflation and shipping. Stocks go up. Taxes go up. A new tax, some environmentally friendly waste disposal fee– to create recycled shit you can pay for again. All of it for them. Every extra penny you spend on silver....gone. You can’t get out of it. No more than the deer escapes the wolf. Unless you don’t work. And the only way to not work is by not buying silver.

>>56662916
Yeah the 4 that are worn the most will be among my first pieces to be sold. Anons laugh at culled pieces in plastic, but it helps me keep organized and when I go to sell it's a nice for the buyer. If I sell to a shop they'll reuse the capsule for a better coin, or an individual buyer would see that I care and would be more likely to deal with me in the future.

>>56663014
>Anyone who says they made money on silver is lying.
You clearly don't know anyone who sells high and buys low, lmao

>>56662854
The mint doing any work should have given you a comprehensive timeline for any manufacture and ship dates. So what were they?

>>56663014
Post net worth
>t. $1.15 mil, with 20k in physical silver or mining company stock

we're all gonna make it, frens

please filter uiUXcjT6 for maximum comfiness

>US mint sells the Morgan and Peace dollar reverse proof set FIVE DAYS EARLIER than they said they would so only scalper bot autists were able to buy them
I HATE THE NU-S MINT SO MUCH, AAAAAAAAAAAH

>>56663329
just buy some real morgans and peace dollars instead
you'll feel better

>>56663329
Being a numismatic fag can be painful, you end up missing out on masterpieces because of the scalpers unless you've got a ton of fiat to burn through.

>>56663344
I probably should, but man that stung. I love reverse proof finishes, I had it marked on my calender and everything. You can't have shit these days.

>>56663073
Kektop! Sure I do. This guy right here>>56662854

>>56663073
>>56663178
you guys are responding to a bitchbot

>>56662609
Very interesting must have overlooked that post last year, would be cool to see an update.
So a make it stack is 3,510 troy ounces of silver.

>>56663459
Lmao, silver is the same price it was 10 years ago meaning you lost 80% (and 400% against the stock market)........you retards really think you can beat JP Morgan? Yall is Le Big Dumd

>>56663498
Ah yes Thomas Jefferson. The deist coal burning cultist who denied the Divinity of Christ

>>56663329
why didn't you just get a subscription?

>>56662721
Nice jap paper, you probably already know but that note doesn't circulate in japan, similar situation as a US 2 dollar bill.
I have some random world currency to keep as a reminder that its all just paper in the end and if you don't hold it you don't own it.

>>56658158

Kektop! Everytime retard Bob makes fun of this mining stock it immediately goes up 12% the next day

>>56663630
I don't like the subscriptions because what if some kind of emergency comes up in between the time I commit to the subscription and the time of sale? I only spend "money" when I know it's okay to spend, I don't like committing to the future.

>>56663570

>>56663661
buy an add queer

>>56663661
5.34 in your screenshot is even lower than the 5.43 price in my screenshot. so it went down even more since i took that screenshot

>>56663671
you can toggle them on at off anytime you want. you can subscribe to them early, you get charged $0, set them to be off, and then just change them back on before they'd ship again for 2024.

The fiat fiends must be getting desperate to throw all these anti-silver shills at us. Makes /pmg/ look crappy but at least we know we're buying the right assets. If owning physical precious metals didn't stop stealing wealth, we wouldn't see the counter narrative side lying constantly.

>>56663659
Did a bit of research, for anyone curious a custom gold unit or yuan was 601.866 mg which values the note at around 3 grams of gold.

>>56663723
Oh.
Eh, whatever. Maybe it's for the best, I need a new cell phone because the technocrat overlords decided my perfectly functioning Iphone 6S I've used for 6 years is now insufficient and must now need to be replaced with CONSOOMPTION if I want youtube or half of webpages these days to function.

>>56663659
>promises

>>56663086
we've never had comprehensive dates for the entire process yet, we'd get tentative times on the current part of the process. Eta is later November for the crusaders to be finished and no ETA on the first draft of the pirate art yet. The reason crusaders took so long is purely my own fault

>>56663661
go back to /cmmg/

Holy shit, silver is pumping.

>>56663661

>>56663929

>>56663929
looks like Moon shot is back on the menu boys!

>>56663661
Bob here

I've never heard of that mining stock

you are convincing me that you're the ghost of Silver Miner anon back to haunt us though.

Another new coin. Liberty's ebay sale on these was like 2% above spot.

Also answered
>>56664155
with:
>>56661583
>why does the Liberty on her hair band look like a microsoft paint job?
Strange, eh? A couple of factors seem to go into that. It's the same frosty bright as the background, so it it turns out bright. I'm not sure, but the frosted grain might be finer, too - making it more reflective. The big thing though, the letters are formed very slightly stamped into a flattened band of proof - the sloped edge between the frosted letters and the proof is therefore very much shorter than any other boundary area. The effect is then a sharp contrast between bright and dark, which gives an almost edited look. It really makes the "Liberty:" stand out.
Here's a crop from the original image.

>>56664203
gold....

>>56664138
So youz say...

>>56663014
>Anyone who says they made money on silver is lying. No exceptions.
>be me
>buy limited run Perth Mint bullion coins
>hold for 2-3 years
>sell for 2x
retarded take anon.

>>56664203
haven't seen that one before. really cool

>>56663014
What if i don't care about getting rich and just enjoy collecting coins like someone else enjoys collecting stamps or what ever?

>>56664175
>photoshopped AK
At least get a real one.

>>56664283
>photoshopped AK
that was the joke.

nice AK tho
I only have an SKS and it's bubba'd all to hell.

>>56664251
I see they're still up:
/itm/372637367222

British ww1 propaganda

>>56664328
World war against werewolves?

>>56664298
>SKS
Oh nice.
>it's bubba'd all to hell
Son I am disappoint.

>>56664251
>>56664316
Oh wait - random year. Might not be the same as what you'd get.

>>56664328
>Turn your silver into bullets

Already done, what do we do next anon?

>>56664342
the chink stock suffered a tragic mishap at a time when you couldn't buy parts for it. So it got... replaced.

thing's heavy af and fairly inaccurate though. I just keep it around in case of rioting in the streets or whatever.

>>56664389
>keep it around in case of rioting in the streets or whatever
Ok... based.
Speaking of based, see picrel. No idea if they're silver though but still.

>>56664211
We're to the Moon baby!
To the Moon I tell ya!

Magic kingdom Harry Potter, niggers!

I'm watching a video about the US strategic silver reserves. These magnets were used for enriching uranium.

>>56664452
Ja, but... did you get the joke?

>>56664494
>magnets were used for enriching uranium.
>14 tons each
Bullish for silver. IQDELETE would be giving tug jobs if it wasn't for his masters paying him to lie.

>>56664535

>>56664389
>why in the fuck is it rusted

>>56664609
Because he peed on it. Don’t you pee on yours?

>>56664609
check this one out

>>56662576
When's the silver coin nigger going to send my crusader? Holy shit, it's been like a fucking year.

>>56664931
Heh got exit scammed lol fucking nigger!

OH BOY IT'S US!

General update since i know we havent been postting much (we are still here just working and trying to secure things in the background). The twitter post thats about to be up goes into a bit more detail but the main thing is that we are still working on projects but we arent putting a coin out until next year. New job/holiday obligations have left us absurdly busy and we wont have anything for sale/pre-order until the new year.

We are still working and talking with people to secure our own equipment to allow us to persue projects with more autistic freedom and the abilty to make things a bit spicier than what our mint currently allows (otoya is pretty much the upper limit).

For now as usual if you have any questions feel free to reply or email us or send us a thing on twitter. We appreciate the support and we have kept an eye on things during the quite. Please enjoy your holidays and keep yours eyes peeled. (mailing list is ready and will probably roll out in the new years as well)

>>56664500
ah. kek. ya got me. good one.

Soyuz a cute

>>56664972
The faggot says they were in stock 2 months ago... Seriously... Fucking grifters.

>>56664980
Glad to see you posting - I was wondering if you were okay.

>>56664980
HE'S BACK

>>56665058
Yes we are alive and kicking, just ran into all kinds of stuff and hiccups on our end. still just as motivated though
>>56665078
we never really left anon, just got busy

>>56664980
hey that one guy is back
>reminder

>>56664980
I'm so excited for this congrats

>>56663779
Did you stop using your trip cause of the autist posting about promo code FREN in every thread? I might actually make that a real promo code for lolz

>>56665181
MintScamAnon shills silver as an anon and then turns his tripfag on when he fleeces the sheeple. Very dishonest but someone's going to scam you retards it may as well be him

>>56662576
redpill me on silver. cucked or based?

>>56665181
lol no just phone posting but I was thinking of doing code fren for prospectors

>>56665291
Everyone who buys silver loses 80%. The only person who makes money on pmg is mintscamanon because he charges these retards $86 for $23 of silver and then doesn't even deliver the rounds. Kektop!

>>56665331
nobody forgot how you got raped earlier in the thread, anon

>>56665331
>muh dividends
This bad at shiny rocks and this bad at stocks? Sad!

>>56665331
>The only person who makes money on pmg is mintscamanon

>he doesn't know about bob

>>56665291
You buy PMs as a backup measure just like other emergency scenario items. Even if you know for sure when something will happen (if it does in your lifetime) you don't go all-in. Why?
>Kaspa and QANX do a 10X between February and August
>Toshi about a month ago slashed two zeros
Just a few examples of investments made that result in more money for all sorts of things, including PMs. But of course investing takes research time not everyone has.

>>56665291
its undervalued but dont listen to others here saying it will moon in two weeks,you hold for years

>>56665331
that's done pretty well this year. you actually have some?

>>56663329
They literally helped you out on this one anon. Stop buying overpriced modern slop, you have plenty of beautiful ancient silver coins in the US. Go after those instead.

>>56663329
The reverse proofs are beautiful but I can't stomach the idea of paying that for a reissue. I'd rather have a Proof Kennedy dollar or something.

>>56665565
I used to agree, but now that the internet is up and running you have access to coins you'd never see in your life at your LCS. This killed stamp and bottle collecting in the US. It could very easily kill coin collecting too.

>>56665291
The best thing you could acquire right now.

>>56665042
why are all photos like this taken with a fish-eye lens?

The dollar is the lynchpin of the world economy

Long ago, the money changers realized that national debt levels and the levels of money printing they were engaging in were sustainable without any kind of reasonable bond yield levels. The interest on 1 trillion debt at 18% interest as occurred in the 1980s would be absolutely impossible to sustain at current debt levels of 28 trillion but with 30 year bond yields at 4%, they can kick the can down the road for a few more centuries.

To keep real bond yields low, the money changers also needed to trick the goyim into not caring that inflation is HIGHER than the bond yields they require as nobody would buy 4% yielding bonds if inflation was obviously 16%.

They learned that they could drag the entire commodities market higher by flooding the market with now useless precious metals, the price of wheat, toilet paper and lithium for example was dragged into a brutal bull market for the last 10 years at the same time as the gold and silver bear market as now no one wanted the barbarous relics of dead white men.

They knew that the silver market was much smaller than the gold market, no nations used it for monetary purposes, and everyone had huge nonstrategic stockpiles of the useless metal.

By exposing the tiny 20 billion dollar silver market as worthless they could drive gold down too, which is always tied in a ratio range with silver.

By selling a tiny fraction of the mountains of available silver, they could force gold to act in turn which is used as an inflation signal for the broader commodities market and supported the continuation of artificially low bond yields and forever sustain high level of national debt.

As the silver premium ponzi scheme unravels, pmg thread creation will spike, taking down the entire incel stacker system and ensuring the dollar maintains its status of Gigachad world reserve currency.

>>56665678
It's been true for 25 years fren. Ebay exist since 1995 even. I see where you are coming from, but stamps were already dead and down by -90% by 2008-2010. Then it was a slow agony until it lost all it's appeal. Meanwhile, coins still are going strong with a healthy demand in 2023. Lot of coins are slowly creeping up in price.

From what i understand it's not at the highs of the speculative mania, but i don't see it as a bad thing. It's now based on real offer and demand from hobbyists rather than scalpers.
If internet were to be the end of coin collecting, then it would already have occured by now.

Now if CBDCs take over and younger generations forget coins ever existed, then it could experience the same fate than stamps i guess, but that's not for today.
I'm far, far more worried about MTG or pokemon than numismatics if we look at alternative collectible investments for example.

>>56665899
New IQ nonsensical pasta dropped bros!

to the anon asking about the list of hacked institutions
>>>/pol/448686614

>>56665945
>if CBDCs take over
Lad

>>56666021
Meanwhile in the real world 90% of transactions are done via CCs or smartphones. Some countries don't even use cash at all any more. Look at Korea or Japan, everybody check out at the grocery store with their phones.

And fiat is fiat, on your screen or on a piece of paper, it's the same trash. It's just that once dematerialized the powers that be have an even tighter control over your finances (and taxing).

>Look at Korea or Japan
Japan is literally one of the most cash-centric countries in the world

>>56666077
>Some countries don't even use cash at all any more. Look at Korea or Japan

Its funny you mention that because Japan is bringing out the new 1000, 5000 and 10000 yen notes around september next year and announced in August last year it was cancelling its cbdc as its "Technically Unfeasible" (Translation: Japanese People wont trust or use it)

cbdc is dead on arrival and no amount of delusional cultist stupidity will ever make people accept it.

>>56666145
>>56666185
Ok then Sweden or whatever, you know what i mean. I can't even remember the last time i had fiat in my pockets, i use my CC for most purchases.

>>56666185
>Japan is bringing out the new 1000, 5000 and 10000 yen notes around september next year
It speaks more about the devaluation of the Yen than anything desu senpai. It's sad to witness how fast their currency is going down the shitter. But at least it incentivize some nips to finally protect their savings with gold.
I'm sure if Japan made their own government silver & gold coins like the chinese pandas, it would instantly have a tremendous success at home but also all over the world.

>>56666185
The west isn't Nigeria. In the UK, 99% of all payments are done electronically.

>>56666213
Lmao, but keep paying huge premiums on antique currency in the hopes that someday it will be used again

>>56665945
>It's now based on real offer and demand from hobbyists rather than scalpers.
as a guy that makes $10-$30k a year flipping coins on ebay I can say with some confidence a full 2/3s of the sales there are to scalpers like me. But the coins do eventually end up in real collections, and scalping has done a lot to keep prices high. How long that will last I don't know. As you say, they've done much better than stamps. I don't personally bet on it going on forever though. Numismatics saw its peak in the 1980's, and has done pretty well since then. But the market dynamics are very similar to stamp collecting and that's pretty much collapsed over the same time period.

>>56666241
Chrysanthemum on one side
Japanese Crane on the other
Yes, please.

>>56665945
I somehow got into stamps now because most local coin shops also sell stamps at a big discount usually below face value. I originally bought them with the intention of using them for postcrossing but now I have my own collection.

>>56664722
>>56664609
>>56664389
>>56664383
Don't stress this board is a FED psyop to entrap white supremacist antisemite incel silver stackers who openly hate jews. The Feds encourage everybody to post pictures of millennial rocks and guns and then arrest them for domestic terrorism. Breddy cool bruv if you ask me

>>56666241
i remember watching the exchange rate pretty often back around 2008 or so for buying joystick parts and car wheels. kinda crazy how much less the yen is worth today.

>>56666725
what the fuck kind of drawing app are you using to add shitty pixilated text to unfunny memes?

>>56666725
>this board is a FED psyop to entrap white supremacist antisemite incel silver stackers who openly hate jews. The Feds encourage everybody to post pictures of millennial rocks and guns and then arrest them for domestic terrorism.
... he said unironically to the government worker

you're fun.
stupid
but fun

>>56666802
exactly. they have that laptop locked down. iq needs to submit a request to get some better apps loaded

>>56666721
>below face

That's the future of numismatics after the boomers die off. The USA will be quite the mess and yall will get your happening all the silver they hold will flood the market crashing the price to $3, just like Juan and OmbJoko don't collect stamps they don't collect coins or hoard shiny rocks .

You could have bought stocks and been rich to enable your escape.

#Sorry not sorry but no refunds

>>56664980
whats your email ?i might have a idea everyone would like

>>56666829
epd dividend was today. i wish i didn't have to wait till morning to see what the reinvestment price was.

>>56666833
going to the site and clicking on contact would probably not be something to try first. ask and wait for a reply.

>>56666833
bfacbusiness@gmail.com

>>56666816
Lmao you are a wagie? A government drone? Kektop. All you had to do to get rich and escape the system was not buy silver you could be sipping a nice chilled fruit juice on the beach with me getting your feet rubbed by tiny colored women watching the waves roll in but noooo you had to listen to Scammy McScammerson and buy shiny rocks at huge premiums

>>56666836
Reinvestment of dividends is a tax nightmare hopefully you have it in a tax deferred account

>>56666876
contractors aren't really wagies. I own a mining company, among several other businesses. We provide services to mining companies and the feds that oversee them. Mostly silver and gold mines, but I sometimes dabble in molybdenum, copper, polymetals, whatever.

I make more money in an average week than you do in a year if you're american. I make more money in an average week than you will in your life if you're something other than american. I don't buy silver. I do buy gold. I do sell coins. And my guns are quite rusty. I've been to far more beaches than you have.

>>56665994
>to the anon asking about the list of hacked institutions
>>>>/pol/448686614

Holy fugg, thanks anon that's exactly the sort of thing I was hoping for. Good to see that /pol/ isn't 100% total garbage, I miss the way it was there 10+ years ago, or the quality of discussion in pre-Q full-chan /pol/ threads.

>>56666241
>I'm sure if Japan made their own government silver & gold coins like the chinese pandas, it would instantly have a tremendous success at home but also all over the world.

They would become a retail bullion powerhouse overnight, it would be really cool. It would even better if they reopened old gold mines like Irving Resources or whoever was trying to do and their bullion coins were 100% pure Nip. I bet such products would catalyze the conversion of throngs of vidya nerd weeb coomsoomers into stackers, it would be interesting to observe.

>>56666904
>a moron
epd is an mlp. mlps don't go in tax deferred accounts as there are actually potential tax complications. and seeing that it is an mlp, the taxes are deferred. so when i post et dividends, i'm not paying tax on them. they get deferred until the position is sold. which it won't. it will be passed down. you're welcome.

All I want for Christmas is a gold Floren, are such even possible to come by?

>>56666906
>I own businesses
>I call myself a government worker

Get your lingo right larpy and try again

>>56666939
In american english, "government worker" implies either an employee, contractor, or consultant.

generally since employees will identify as government employees, "worker" implies something other than employee. However it can mean any of those things.

>>56666721
Yep - I ended up with too many stamps, too. Maybe some day they'll be worth more, as one of those cyclic things.

>>56666954
>kektop, the mining magnate keeps digging a bigger hole

>>56666972
If it interests you I can provide a significant quantity of evidence that I speak truth.

>>56666986
just shut up, faggot

>>56666972
I probably posted this one for you before, but you don't know one person from another here so you missed it.

>>56666472
>But the market dynamics are very similar to stamp collecting and that's pretty much collapsed over the same time period.

I think a big difference was the role that viral marketing and the nascent art of applied sociology in the promotion of fads/trends played in essentially creating the hobby. From the start it was more like Beanie Babies where much of the energy which made it rise in apparent popularity was just hype and speculative fervor shepherded by shrewd stamp dealers who made a goddamn fortune on what was more like a Ponzi scheme than a legitimate hobby. Early true collector autists aside it was far less of an organic development like coin collecting which got going strong by the 1600s, so the eventual deflation of interest in and popularity of stamp collecting was basically baked-in from the start.

There is plenty of hype and manufactured inauthentic nonsense to be found in the realm of coins, so garbage Disney or Star Wars limited edition collectible coinslop won't be selling at Christies in 200 years, but like fine art, rare artifacts and antiques I think real honest coins struck for circulation have far more staying power than most other collector hobbies. Maybe things like Morgan dollars will deflate a as boomerburger collectors die and take the hype with them or nouveau riche Chink/Arab "investors" get liquidated and are forced to sell their soulless slabbed hoards, but overall numismatics will be around longer than any of us or our future grandkids

>>56666966
Nope, just like your memecoins and ASEs printed in huge numbers no one wants them. Start licking , oops no one sends letters anymore throw them into the trash gramps should have bought 3 cent stamps.

If you had a shop you could frame them and sell it for $20

>>56667004
he's an idiot if he thinks some shitty paper stamps are at all comparable to numismatic precious metals. i mean, one is made out of precious metal, for one thing.

>>56666966
Nice looking stamps! There could be a resurgence one day but I kinda doubt it as stamps depend on the system to work which is slowly crumbling. Coinage will always have its base metal value to fall back on while stamps are just pretty looking stickers in the end. Wouldn't surprise me if the USPS rugpulls all the forever stamps in the future.

>>56667004
Yeah, gotta agree on all points.
stamp collecting was pushed into the mainstream by the USPS here.
Meme rounds probably aren't going to ever really moon.
Morgans are probably overpriced and have been since the speculative bubble in the 80's
And coin collecting is an ancient hobby. It will undoubtedly live on.

I'm just not sure if the prices for a lot of US stuff are going to stay up. I mean say, key dates of a coin that was produced in the tens or hundreds of millions with several million still remaining. That kind of thing boomed back when you only had one or two shops to choose from, and neither had the coin you wanted. Now you can easily find that coin online, probably dozens of them. But I suppose time will tell if US coins are in a bubble or not.

>>56666923
>They would become a retail bullion powerhouse overnight, it would be really cool. It would even better if they reopened old gold mines like Irving Resources or whoever was trying to do and their bullion coins were 100% pure Nip. I bet such products would catalyze the conversion of throngs of vidya nerd weeb coomsoomers into stackers, it would be interesting to observe.
How do we meme this into reality? I want nip bullion.

>>56667036
>he's an idiot if he thinks some shitty paper stamps are at all comparable to numismatic precious metals.
most US coins bought and sold aren't made of precious metals.

>>56667063
anyone know why more countries don't have bullion coins? i figure it has to be profitable for the ones that do.

>>56666725
>who openly hate jews

>>56667004
well said scrapfren. I just can't imagine a world where stuff like pic related become worthless. Just wont happen.

>>56667036
Lmao they melted down all the silverware they melted down the Franklin mint crap, they will melt down the batbois and conquistadors (jk that's a rugpull) there are tens of millions of walking libertys and peace $ and Morgan's and mercs 99.9% will be melted in the future the middle class is dead and some rich faggot isn't going to sit around grading Washington quarters, only the rare will be collected but double down and prove me wrong buy up all the 3 cent stamps you can find there are billions of then in sheets bought by your grandpappy and his army buddies

>>56662576
trying to stack. all I got so far

>>56667087
Lmao, there's no demand dummy

>>56667087
Probably for the same reason the US Mint is being sabotaged from within : it doesn't please Mr Shekelstein the bankster.

Otherwise yes, it's literally free money and free publicity for your country, i don't see any negative point. Especially for a nation like Japan with a huge "soft power"/army of dweebs worldwide and a reputation of industrial excellence, they could sell with bigger premiums than the ASE and it still would sell out instantly.

>>56667087
a lot of countries pay other countries or companies to mint their coins. Basically they have to buy their own coins from someone else.

others probably don't have the demand to make it profitable. I expect it's extremely profitable if you're selling hundreds of millions of coins, maybe billions. But for lower numbers it might not be worth it.
Other countries probably can't afford the upfront cost of buying that much bullion, or would rather spend the money on something else.

>>56667044
Thanks! Commerce was one of the more nicely preserved sheets, too. But I'm more into science & nature themes (also goes for PM designs).
>stamps depend on the system to work which is slowly crumbling.
I'm mixed on agreement there, depending on how far into the future. In my lifetime, I doubt much will happen. But I expect many, many people will end up chucking collections or losing them to moisture, fungus, etc., and then perhaps in the far future as novel items of history become valued again.
In the meantime if you can get them below face, it's cheaper than buying new stamps from the post office. Uncancelled ones are still legit.

>>56667101
> I just can't imagine a

Because Peter Schiff didn't tell you to think that

Kektop you know there will be a collapse, hyperflation, that if a few more people buy marked up rounds it will end the Fed but you cant imagine a future that's happening now where the people who buy that shit are all dying off and not being replaced.

>>56667153
Yeah, I have a couple thousand dollars face in unused stamps. I can't sell them for half of face value. Probably give them to my grandkids one day, but I don't know if they'll ever be worth even what my great grandmother paid for them.

>>56667087
It really boils down to demand. Japs are too busy with gachas and other frivolous shit. If the Japanese public wanted bullion they would demand their government to start minting coins. The liberty coin act of 1985 forced the mint to start minting eagles, I doubt a similar law could be passed today.

>>56667193
The funny part of this box is if she had spent that same amount of money on gold it would be worth $100k right now. If she had bought houses it would be worth several billion.

>>56667087
I'm now wondering how many countries have precious metal mints in the world.

>>56667087
The logic is somewhat backwards. Companies solicit governments for what amounts to endorsements - validation through being currency, which in many countries also allows them to avoid certain taxes. For example the Bavarian State Mint solicited some African nations for their Elephant series in 1995, settling on Zambia. Zambia got some royalties, BSM coins were taxed less. In 2004 BSM negotiated with Somalia, and now we have Somali coins. Germania Mint has made coins for Malta (pic related) and Niue.

>>56666185
Dear anon, you don't understand how they play.
The goal of the cbdc was to make people love fiat currency (that ironically most people keep in a bank where it is digital for the most part).

The powers that be have put most people on their side by pushing the cbdc narrative. Not talking normies, those don't even know where they are. People who had a chance at waking up are now worshiping banksters fake money because "muh cbdc"

Truly those people in power are masters and all the people below are mostly stupid or easily manipulated

>>56667060
>stamp collecting was pushed into the mainstream by the USPS here.

Way before the USPS ever started with the lame endless parade of commemorative crap, probably by around 1905 or so the savvy stamp dealers really got going publishing price guides and promoting the hobby. I'm *sure* that they never contracted with scrap paper recyclers to set aside all stamps or cornered the market and bought up all the old unused stamps of every tinpot shithole on earth right before benevolently informing their readers about how rare and valuable those stamps were... I have 1 stamp price catalog from 1913-14 that's really something to thumb through, seeing stamps being offered for the equivalent of kilos of gold then which ain't worth an ounce now might make the less credulous wonder what kind of semitic shenanigans were going on behind the curtains of the hobby back then.

>That kind of thing boomed back when you only had one or two shops to choose from, and neither had the coin you wanted. Now you can easily find that coin online, probably dozens of them. But I suppose time will tell if US coins are in a bubble or not.

My dad bought a nice 1931-S cent for something like $40 back when he was 20 in the early 80s, kinda timed his entry into that bubble wrong lol. I was a young kid but sponged up observations and info about coin and antique markets since before eBay existed and agree that global access to our coveted baubles via the internet sent violent destabilizing shockwaves through every hobby but I don't see a similar paradigm shift occurring again. Now we just need to be aware of generational cohort effects and the newfound prosperity of countries that weren't participants or competitors before. I think US coins are definitely in a bubble so as the oldfags die and hoards get liquidated prices for many things will become more reasonable again. While we wait for that wheel to turn I'm happy collecting cheap ancients, the bang for your buck there is unmatched.

>>56667251
Forgot to add, they will keep pushing cbdc, probably roll out even more in the most cucked countries, there will be pushbacks.
When they scrap the cbdc people will think they have won and they will defend fake paper currency in everyway possible. They unironically went for the debt slave notes again, they think they have won. Almost as funny as Qanon if you think about it

>>56667265
Yeah it goes both ways.
Stamps were considered a serious investment back in the early 1900's, thus my ancestor's purchase of the junk in my pic here
>>56667193
That poor girl lived in Breckenridge Colorado, and if she had dumped her money into real estate instead of stamps, and the family then held onto it, we'd be billionaires. Instead we got a box of stamps we can't sell and wouldn't dare use on a letter.

When I was a kid I used to sort through change for rare pennies. I had 4 1972 double dies. I think I sold them for $20 each, which was a lot for a kid in the 70's
Kinda wish I had kept one or two.

Ancients in my opinion are the truly undervalued items on the market. Seriously, those are amazing coins with tiny populations and absurdly low prices.

>>56667153
Ya I mainly collect the unused stamps to use on postcards to spice things up. It got me thinking of how many stamps were never used and if these stamps are considered an outstanding liability for the USPS.
On a somewhat related note, seems like I should mention it here for pmg since we are on the topic of stamps but in the US you can send a 2 cent letter if you don't abbreviate the address and don't include the zip code or write zip exempt. Have tried it in the past with success. Pic related I found online.

>>56666954
>In american english, "government worker" implies either an employee, contractor, or consultant.

No It doesn't t. contractor

>>56667336
ever been employed by the gov?
how much of your contracting is for them?

I am not a civil servant anymore. I used to be before I took up contracting. But I do thousands of times more work for the government than many of their employees do.

>>56667306
>you can send a 2 cent letter
Say what now? You mean an actual sealed letter, or do you mean a postcard? Any ideas if /where this is documented?

>>56667383
>Any ideas if /where this is documented?
kek
the pic he posted?

you can get away with lots of interesting stuff with the USPS. I regularly send out rigid flats as letters paying 75 cents instead of the $3.40 it's supposed to cost as a package. They go through 99% of the time.

>>56667303
>I had 4 1972 double dies

Jesus man, how many bags of cents did you sort through? That's an extraordinary haul, I'm still looking and hoping to find one (1969-S DDO a better but unrealistic aspiration) My grandpa bought a mint bag of '72 cents and looked thorough them with my prepubescent dad but they didn't find shit. When I was little dad and I found a 1995 DDO though, not worth much but I thought it was really exciting.

And yeah, I'm biased but could tap out a long detailed thesis on why ancients are a sound long-term investment. A guy like you could afford some jawdropping rarities, or toss a few grand of play money around and get enormous ~100g Ptolemaic Egyptian bronze octobols or Republican Roman ~300g cast bronze (from back when they were on a Bronze monetary standard!) Aes Grave hockeypuck coins that would impress the hell outta anyone and cost less than an unremarkable circulated 1916-D merc.

>>56667383
Yes it works on both letters and postcards. 2 cents for half an ounce. Apparently its all based of some old law that never got updated, pic related. You can do a search for the image name or just look up send letter with 2 cent postage. It was fun when I first found out about it as I just sent a bunch of 2 cent letters to friends and family and they all got delivered.

>>56667416
>Jesus man, how many bags of cents did you sort through?
not sure, but I had $100 from my newspaper route, and once or twice a week I'd go down to the bank and buy pennies. This was early 70's. I'd unwrap the rolls, search them, and then count and wrap them again for another trade. I got really excited if I found a wheatie, and super excited if I found a 1955. I never did find a full DD 55 though. Those were valuable even back then. I should've known the 72's would become valuable. But one I found was just DD date. Not sure what the various types are worth now, but I figure if I had 4 of them BU at least one is worth something now.

I would love to go all in on ancients. I particularly love the Alexander gold coins. Fucking spectacular.

but don't misread me. Like most US millionaires I am house-poor and business-poor. I don't usually have thousands to throw around, or if I do I'm going on vacation with the family or eating an amazing dinner or buying the wife something nice. I don't spend a lot on myself unless my company pays me to. You probably spend more on ancients than I could afford. And I don't know shit about what's good in that market. I just know what I like and it's mostly gold.

>>56663569

>demand for silver plummeted
>population has increased by an exponent of at least 3.
>reserve currency gets toppled in globalized system

Anon, despite the validity of German anons assessment, regardless of supply, that amount of people requesting it all at one time automatically would make it more expensive than gold.

>>56665156
always good to see you as well anon
>>56665181
:)
>>56666833
i think an anon already posted

>>56667396
Meant to reply >>56667383, its getting late

>>56667306
>you can send a 2 cent letter if you don't abbreviate the address and don't include the zip code or write zip exempt. Have tried it in the past with success

An old collector/digger buddy once sent me a 4X4X6" box with an antique bottle in it that had the same sort of wording and address format, it cost something like 36 cents. I still don't understand the legal theory or interpretation invoked and figured maybe the USPS just sighed and let stuff like that go through rather than suffer the wrath of based schizo Sovereign Citizen boomers. Definitely still curious about how it "works".

>>56667461
>But one I found was just DD date. Not sure what the various types are worth now, but I figure if I had 4 of them BU at least one is worth something now.

Ah yeah that's right, I've looked at the Cherrypicker's Guide before and there were a bunch of different DDO varieties, some 1972-D DDOs too. Even if yours weren't all the best variety that is still a damn good haul, hopefully you used the money you got on things that were worthwhile in retrospect?

I've related it before, but an old college friend of my parents told me about how when he was 7 or 8 he got a really weird penny in change which made him feel like he'd gone cross-eyed when he looked at it. Kept it a few days and showed friends at school, but then decided to invest it in a gumball machine. "That was the most expensive piece of candy I've ever bought" was his wistful conclusion, kek.

>>56667465
>that amount of people requesting it all at one time automatically would make it more expensive than gold.
where it's actually getting requested is in cell phones. Pretty much everyone in the world has one now. They all contain silver in the screens and boards. Only reason it's not outpacing gold is because those phones also have a fair amount of gold in them.

>>56667525
>hopefully you used the money you got on things that were worthwhile in retrospect?
if I recall right I spent the money on silver 3 cent pieces, which I later sold for a small profit. I've been collecting coins almost since I could walk, I am obsessed with them.

regarding the gumball machine, I told a story a couple threads ago... On labor day weekend last I got good and drunk and took the wife out to the dive bar to shoot pool. Being drunk, I inserted a $2k saloon token into the pool table repeatedly trying to get a game of pool. Luckily it didn't accept it, but I sure tried. Would've been the most expensive game of pool I've ever played if it had worked. Instead I got in a fighting mood and got myself arrested and sent to jail for a day. But I still have the token so it all worked out.

pic related, the coin I tried to spend on pool. One of a kind, the only one from the town.

>>56667525
>maybe the USPS just sighed and let stuff like that go through rather than suffer the wrath of based schizo Sovereign Citizen boomers.
this

the postmaster in my town is an old friend of mine. I asked him once about my flats being sent as letters scam and he said he sends that shit on and lets someone else deal with it. Not his problem. Seems to be how the USPS works all over.

>>56667566
>Instead I got in a fighting mood and got myself arrested and sent to jail for a day.

Based Bellicose Bob. If the token did go through I suspect you would have fetched a mattock and tried breaking it out if the proprietors didn't open the quarter box for you quickly enough. Probably would've found yourself sleeping it off in jail with an extra Destruction of Property citation. I can guess that a "Temperance Saloon" was about as cool as Sunday School so it seems an ironic thing to have set in motion your drunken rampage, kek.

>>56667622
>the postmaster in my town is an old friend of mine. I asked him once about my flats being sent as letters scam and he said he sends that shit on and lets someone else deal with it.

Yeah I figure it's something boring like that, though my thirst for novelty and wonderment makes me hope that the schizos have actually figured out a replicable and reliable postalhack.

>>56667454
Whoa! Am definitely going to have to work on this, just for the novelty of it. Thanks for the insight - what a hoot!
https://www.educatedinlaw.org/2023/09/four-cent-postage-update-may-be-only-for-local-letters/

Stackers could be here" he thought, "I've never been in this neighbourhood before. There could be premium grabbers anywhere." The cool wind felt good against his wallet. "I HATE silver shills" he thought. Sweet Dreams are Made of These reverberated his entire Lambo, making it pulsate even as the $100 bills swirled around him and washed away his (merited) fear of stackers after his wealth "With real paper money, you can go anywhere you want" he said to himself, out loud

>>56667689
>Probably would've found yourself sleeping it off in jail with an extra Destruction of Property citation.
I get crazy drunk, like howling like a wolf and assaulting people. Lucky for me it didn't take it
>I can guess that a "Temperance Saloon" was about as cool as Sunday School
yeah it was a cigar store. No saloon, lots of temperance.
>I figure it's something boring like that, though my thirst for novelty and wonderment makes me hope that the schizos have actually figured out a replicable and reliable postalhack.
the two aren't mutually exclusive

they could be on to something and the USPS could just not care. On a related note, post cards were another thing at the time. I have about ten k postcards my greats collected. Not worth shit now, but an enormous fortune wasted at the time.

>>56668170
>Not worth shit now, but an enormous fortune wasted at the time.
another case of
>if they had only bought gold instead
>or silver
>or houses

my family sucks at predicting the future.

>>56665806
Could be mass/size constraints in space. A larger, less distorting lens would be much larger and heavier. That's expensive when launching 1kg costs $100k or whatever.

>>56668194
And now you and other stackers are doing the same thing fucking up

>>56667265
Satan checked.
To be fair, I can see that stamp collecting was fun in the past. People didn't have access to endless images from around the world via the Internet, and even now I find a lot stamps artistic and interesting to look at. Also, sometimes collecting is just fun, not everything needs to be mercenary. That sort of collecting is not really comparable to putting money into bullion.

>>56662576
WAGMI stackers
should we be getting ready to join BRICS ?

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

Literally all you have to do to get rich is not buy silver.....and these retards fuck it up

>>56668699
No but you could buy some Brazil stocks they pay huge dividends unlike your garbage rocks. Kektop yall buya commodity and pay a 40% premium

PAY ME
PAY ME
PAY ME MY SILVER NOW
PAY ME OR GO TO JAIL
PAY ME MY SILVER NOW

we are running our of Silver.
keep staking while we can

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAyryU4fPiM

>>56668885
but I want more silver

>>56668885
B-b-but what about muh asteroids?!

>S&P 500 notches best day since April, Dow leaps nearly 500 points on soft inflation
Bbbbbbbbbut mintscamanon told me there would be hyperflation


>>56668885
Lmao the silver merchants say you should buy silver so why are they selling ? (40% premiums)

>>56668885
But I thought I was born too late to explore god green flat earth but just the right time to stack?
I only had 5 years!
>>56669128
I don’t want to hear from you, you’re sitting on a suicide stack

>>56668336
Kek. Every fisheye lense is bigger, bulky, and weighs more. Try again.

>>56668336
>>56665806
FLAT TARDS

here's your flat earth researcher launching himself into history

Silver and Gold monning already again
looks like wagmi
merry christmas frens!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFRhvmr4glg

HOLY SHIT SILVER CHADS WERE MOONING!!!!

ONLY 20% MORE TO GO UNTIL WE HIT THE PRICE WE WERE AT 2.5 YEARS AGO! WAGMI!!!

>>56668885
>we are running our of Silver.

Funny. People have been saying this for 3.5 years and there are literally thousands of silver sales on ebay alone every single day lmao.

>>56669892
I put 10k in silver some years ago. That was enough for me. I have an extremely diverse portfolio. (No shitcoins though) I am looking for some new things to invest in that isn't shitcoins or a shrimp farm.

>>56669892
This scenario only exists because payments continue to be made by the bondmarket thereby propping up hundreds of trillions worth of paper value. Once the quality of these investments, banks and insurance comes into question there won't be anywhere near enough metal to make everyone whole.
Imagine if shit hits the fan and grocery stores stop receiving shipments of food. Now imagine the hundreds of thousands of people going out into the woods and killing and eating all of the deer, squirrels and rabbits. It wouldn't take long at all for basically all of the wild game to get eviscerated to feed the starving humans. Even one single millionaire could walk up and cut a check and buy out a LCS and create a silver desert. It is the norm that the dollar and stocks and bonds and all of this leverage is a fine investment. But can it last indefinitely? Math says that it can not. There is no magic trick that allows you to hide financial losses forever. There is no account you can pawn them off onto and hide from the public. All it does it spread the losses out over everyone who holds dollars and when that day finally comes around there will be no doubt. Every labor-hour of work you did today will be worth next to nothing in the future. Even more stark a contrast than you working for $5 per hour in 2000. In today's money that is nothing. Your retirement, your ownership your dividends will get you nowhere fast.

>mfw silver has doubled in 3 years

>>56670065
Ok boomer, time for applesauce

>>56670148
You would do well to take a peak at some of those boomer investing books. Juxtapose it with the post 2008 world ZIRP and you'll find out everything you need to know about where we're all headed.
A lot of young people investing are clueless as to what markets actually look like.

>>56670379
>you'll find out everything you need to know about where we're all headed.
Explain to me like I'm a normie trying to get redpilled.

>>56663014
Nice Delicious Tacos paraphrasing.

I have 90oz silver just in case the fed decides to print… and guess what they’ll do…

>>56669615
Couldn't he have just hopped in a hot air ballon?Seems like much less risk of becoming a fine red mist while achieving the same result of verifying what people have known for millennia at this point

>>56670670
Real economies need real rates of interest to accumulate capital and therefore function. By lowering interest rates the economy has been flooded with liquidity and created misallocation of resources in favor of consumption as opposed to one of deferring consumption. Low interest rares implies there is an abundance of savings in the economy and that is not true. We've been consuming to excess despite the fact that we are getting poorer. And low interest rates have created speculative bubbles and created ungodly amount of rollover risk in the event that companies need to refinance their debts. Low interest rates allow companies to support higher levels of borrowing but ONLY at those low rates. Interest rates are now rising and the cost to borrow is now far far higher than they can likely sustain. This also entices consumers to save and creates a natural slowdown and exposes malinvestment.
Essentially, in order to prop up the banks and wallstreet after 2008 we created a massive glut of problems. It all boils down to refusing to write off bad debts and pretending that they are valid when they should not be.
The boomers in 1990s were buying houses for 14% interest. That is much more normal. And in 1980 Paul Volcker jacked up interest rates to 20% to fight inflation.
Our economy can not afford that, even though that is exactly what the economy needs. A cleansing wave of bankruptcy. To do that today blows out all of the banks, the government feds, state and local along with countless overleveraged corporations and insurance funds.
To not allow bankruptcy to occur and to try to abuse the currency to prop up malinvestment then the economy continues to sputter until the deflationary aspects of poor wages and unemployment cannot prop up the inflationary policies of the government.

>>56670780
So in dumb-dumb speak it's "We're damned if we do damned if we don't" in terms of potential loaning out monet that isn't actually present? So basically a recipe for hyperinflation because the government would need to print more? And the only tools against it are to put what you can into assets with limited supply such as gold? Got it.

>>56670847
It all comes down to leverage being used to prop up bad financial assets. Leverage has to be paid back, plain and simple. If we deflate all of the asset values will collapse into zeros or we can inflate and destroy the value of cash which is basically the same as a default as the $1000 bond you buy is not going to pay back your money in equivalent values.
It's the "claims" that are ruined. Real goods, quality companies and commodities will survive and happily slurp up all of the bogus accounting being down to make these bad debts go away.
Banks HATE deflation. Banks can happily survive inflation so that is most likely what they'll do. They will try to slow-boil us for as long as they can. But the thing is essentially ruined. The Fed's balance sheet was ruined in 2008 and there is no coming back from it. They wrote $6TN of bad checks and essentially put the U.S. taxpayer on the hook to repay the banks all of that money. A complete abuse of the monetary system to hide its excesses. This is a long time coming.

>>56670065
>Once the quality of these investments, banks and insurance comes into question there won't be anywhere near enough metal to make everyone whole.
>Imagine if shit hits the fan and grocery stores stop receiving shipments of food. Now imagine the hundreds of thousands of people going out into the woods and killing and eating all of the deer, squirrels and rabbits.

So how long are we thinking here? Two more weeks?

>>56670129

>mfw silver shills are just making shit up now

>told all my life by Fox News commercials that silver is a great hedge against inflation
>inflation at an all time high in the last 3 years
>price of silver down 10% in the last 3 years

What did William Duvayne mean by this?

>>56671147
The whole system is can-kicking because the fallout is going to require a complete overhaul of the global economic system.
Don't expect this to happen soon or even overnight. And don't think it will be some V shaped recovery like 2020 or we will be hitting all new highs. This is going to be the actualization of dozens of trillions of dollars worth of value and that means people are going to be fundamentally impoverished in ways you can't even imagine.
This will be a major event. One you will want to avoid and one you will be able to profit from handsomely. The important thing to know is that you can earn 500% returns for years and years. But suffering a single one time ;loss of 80%+ will wipe you out handily. There will be no reflation to get your money back this time. That event is in our future. It's up to you how much you have exposed to the ponzi when we cross that threshold. And EVERYONE is going to be eating zeros and EVERYONE is going to want to steal your slice of the pie. Counterparty risk will be more dangerous than ever.

>>56671233
be grateful you can still stack it

Good to see so many butthurt bagholding dumbfucks seething about the rightful fruits of their retardation this morning.

even if you bought silver at the absolute top in 2021 you're only down what, 25-30%? it's not a big deal. people lose 90% on crypto and stocks every day.

>>56671482

>ACKSHUALLY being down 30% is LE GOOD

The absolute state of silver shills lol.

>>56671535
anyone who bought le buttcoin at the same time is down way more

>>56671535

>>56668170
>I have about ten k postcards my greats collected

Kinda jelly, ngl. Most are worthless but some are worth hundreds, have you looked through them for special valuable ones? Most holiday cards ain't shit but I think early Halloween cards are desirable. Any ghost town, pre-prohibition brewery, trainwreck, or other actually cool stuff? I don't have too many but pick up scarce interesting cards when cheap, here is a set of scarce ones from Medicine Bow, WY from the 1910s, population around 150 back then. I'd be lucky to get more than $30 each but when I see stacks priced at a few quarters or $1 a piece I can't resist doing some cherrypicking.

>>56671482
>even if you bought silver at the absolute top in 2021

Yes, the idiot you're responding to is the cringelord virgin Pokemon dweeb who bought the top in 2021 and is trying to blame everyone and everything else but himself for being such a pathetic mindless NPC.

>Gold down
>Platinum in the downtrend
>Silver holding steady
What causes this?

>>56671791
Gold is down and Silber is pumping, I see you've noticed what ive noticed the last few weeks, usually they've always gone up and down together but ive seen this split behaviour the last few weeks too.

Im guessing this along with the more aggressive fud shills we have in the threads shows their manipulation has gone as far as it can and is about to fail.

>>56671368
>EVERYONE is going to want to steal your slice of the pie
Steak. We like steak here.

>>56669120
Use Preparation H

>>56671590
>postcards
Ya most are worthless but are cool to send. Some of the more unusual cards I have, no idea what they are worth. I prefer local or worlds fair postcards as its nice to see what it used to be like.

Silver is shiny and white

>>56672030
I don't collect black americana but those are cool, not as dangerously spicy as some of the older stuff. Got an old unopened pack of firecrackers with a negro feasting upon watermelon on the label which seems surprisingly valuable but I've never come across more than the relatively tame 30s-40s material IRL.

>>56672456
>Silver is shiny and white

You're describing cocaine fren, pure uncut silver is dull and grey.

>>56671829
>their manipulation has gone as far as it can and is about to fail

Tumor weeks trust the plan silver stickers in control.

To the anon recommending me this vid a few threads back:
>>56643225
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5aDKaJ4ZEY
Thanks!
I was tempted to turn it off after the first few seconds (hipster looking dude, close ups of >le onions face, jump cuts) but luckily I didn't.
Really interesting perspective, even though the stuff I'm reading on is even older, which must've been even harder.

>>56672700
That said, having been in a few mines (deepest so far: coal mining, 1000 m bgl), it's still not really easy money nowadays. Sure, we've got LED lights that produce as much light as the whole set of acetone lights of a whole shift (or all the candles of a whole, huge mine), but still, it's hard work.
(As is tunneling. Ended up working on the surface side of it, let's see if I get assigned some shifts underground at some point)

>>56670689
And what will 90 ounces do for you? How will that save you from whatever you think will happen if the fed prints more money?

>>56672456
true

>>56671634
i doubt he even bought silver. i think he's just a faggot trying to FUD

>>56671389
This is one of mintscamanons alts he sold these bars for 40% premiums then realized low iq anti semites on pmg would happily pay 386% premiums on rounds with a nazi frog image

>56673136
here's another ID to filter
928jk2p3
basically any mention of 40% goes right into the filter

These scammers >>56673155
are terrified that YOU the potential silver buyer will see authentic information about silver.

They don't filter anyone, they insist that YOU filter, thats why they talk about filtering nonstop so they can scam you for 40% premiums

>authentic information about silver

>>56673318
You can't beat a fool with 40 facts but you can beat 40 wise men with 1 fact.

>>56673042
Much better than the 0 ounces the majority of the gen pop holds. It’s not the only asset I hold, nor would I advise that.

>whatever you think will happen when they print more money

Opinion discarded (if you can call it that). Anon, that is all they have done because it’s all they can do. Do you think they’ll hold rates higher and crash the economy? Risk shutting off the flow of gibs when they can’t afford interest payments?

>>56673287
I would never filter your retard spam. It reminds me that they're so desperate for people to not buy silver that they need to hire pajeets to shit up the board. Thank you for your service, sandeep

>>56673335
>>56673318
And how are those images relevant to your investment thesis (if you have one) or is it just more silver scam FUD?

>>56673380
So you have 90 ounces which is more than most people. Agreed. How does that prepare you for whatever you think is going to happen when no one needs any silver?

>>56673387
> It reminds me that they're so desperate for people to not buy silver that they need to hire pajeets to shit up the board

This is cult level thinking, lmao

>Cede & co

really jews?

>>56673454
Why are you even asking that in this general? If know the answer I’m going to give, then why be a fagot?

>>56673380
>Anon, that is all they have done because it’s all they can do.

Yeah that's crazy. The fed keeps printing money for 3.5 years and the price of silver keeps going DOWN.

Great investment you fucking retarded shill.

>>56673487
You forgot to switch IDs, sandeep. Do better.

anyone know of a link/info where jewelryanon had made small kek frog statues of silver?

>>56673503
>Cede & co
>really jews?
Yes, really.

>>56673526
Lmao you just realized no one needs silver.

No refunds

>>56673567
>>56673503

Damn silver shills are getting desperate lol. Posting schizo articles from 2015 about a holding company while switching IPs.

>>56673613
>Posting schizo articles from 2015 about a holding company while switching IPs.

That and AI pictures of Indians. Great reasons to pay a 40% premium on a useless commodity

>>56673612
Best time to buy is when no one wants it. Good advice.
brb buying more.

>>56673680
It's like looking in the mirror isn't it, sandeep?

>>56673538
>I'm a fucking retarded NPC, all my ignorance and failures are YOUR fault REEEEEE!!

Sack up and get over it you insufferable clown

>>56673613
>Posting schizo articles from 2015 about a holding company
Truth hurts doesn't it, bitch. Why own nothing stocks when I can own something real.

>buying silver is a scam

>buying a suppressed asset will help secure your financial future

>>56673503
oh yeah these are the same kikes who owe use gamestop chads money too. yeah they're the final boss. a lil over 40tril in moola. it's market makers<DTCC<Sneed&Co

>>56673724
based when shill niggers pay me out I will be buying a metric fuck ton of gold, and silver :)

Another find!

>>56674315
i'm stealing this meme

>>56664283
American units only

Kektop

>>56674311
wow

>>56674311
100% loss, lmao this is the fate of every silver scam victim on pmg

prime rms. list em. fuck

>>56674701
boo bad meme, couldnt even get coin name right faggot

>>56674628
>American
Ok.

>>56674861
ok ok, you may pass

>>56674266
>per share
how do things get to that point

does anyone check auctions ever? heritage or similar?

>>56671590
I went through and sold off some of the RPPC's and ghost town stuff and historical stuff. I kept photos of ghost towns in my area, anything nautical (mostly old Carpathia cards, the grandma went on that ship a few times).
That was just the unposted stuff though. I have probably another 20k that were sent and need to be sorted to see if they contain family history or info. Boxes of the stupid things, and I can barely read their writing.
>>56672030
Yes, I have several folding cards like that with the "negros" doing their thing. Apparently my great grandma was into BBC

>>56675203
>"negros" doing their thing
kek

>>56675267
her collection varied from moderately troublesome to stuff I can't show the family. And my family is pretty racist. Pic is of some of the tamer stuff.

>>56675365
haven't had my coffee yet

>>56672030
I don't think the negro cards are worth much. I looked them up a few years back and the ones I have were selling for about a buck (kek). The folding cards were selling in the $12-$16 range. Not really as much as I expected, so I just kept them.

When will gold moon? I have 2kg but doubting to swap for BTC and ETH

>>56675730
you own 0 gold
go back to your crypto threads

>>56675860
Answer the question coward

>>56675730
>>56675873
please sell it all for shitcoins so i can laugh

>>56675373
>>56675676
those are pretty cool. definitely something you'll want to hang onto.

>>56675891
booba stackers!

>>56675873
Post your gold coward

>>56675203
>I have probably another 20k that were sent and need to be sorted

Damn, now I'm extra jelly. I'd be ecstatic to find a hoard like that provided there are lots of higher quality pre-WW1 postcards, looking through and sorting such a big collection would provide me many weeks of premium entertainment.

>>56675365
>varied from moderately troublesome to stuff I can't show the family. And my family is pretty racist.

I have a decent imagination but am drawing a blank here, are you talking about over-the-top virulent racism or degenerate pornography?

>>56676065
Nice ring anaon. Gold too

>>56676279
most of them date from the 20's and 30's. I'd guess maybe a quarter are pre-1914. Lots of world stuff though. She traveled a lot.
>over-the-top virulent racism
that's the stuff. I'd post some but I can't remember which box they're in. Lots of cotton picking, watermelon stealing, mammies picking lice off the heads of the kids, lynchings
Just over the top stuff that even my family would find a tad offensive.

The best time to buy silver is never, unless you are going to sell it to pmgtards at huge premiums

>>56676480
>Don't buy silver
>Silver is a scam
>But you can sell it for huge premiums to profit

Do you poos even read what you right with those brown hands?

>>56676537
Pmg silver scam victims are too lazy to do the work that's why mintscamanon has the market cornered

Got my latest purchase in the mail two days early today, feels good frens

working overtime

>>56676843
Exactly 0 people would buy silver if they didn't shill it 24/7

Gold needs to take a dump soon.

>>56677178
Agreed, I need several more ounces

>>56676831
Nice. I love seeing people get real money in the mail.

new bread baking, get it while it's hot!
>>56677318
>>56677318
>>56677318

>>56674311

That’s crazy. There was more time - nearly double - between the minting of the first and last coins in that trove, than there has been since the trove itself was buried, and dig up by archaeologists. Incredible. Shows that valuing metals and numismatics is an inherently human thing, an ancient thing.

>>56677178
Is that 20oz of gold?

>>56677349
No

>>56677325
last post of the limit

>>56677579
How much gold is it?

>>56677848
It looks like the edges of 20 francs, so LMU 20 fr coins have 0.1867 AGW x 20 = 3.734 ozt.

>>56677903
Cheers.