/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56864947
where is the janny to ban this anti semetism

>>56864947
kek. i hope this thread lives long and prospers. CUPRO-NICKEL IS SHINY for the sperg that always complains.

fuck jannys they tongue my anus

>>56864958
What's antisemitic about ridges on coins? They help keep fraudulent people from saving off metal. You wouldn't imply a friendly hebrew would do this, would you? Are you a hamas agent?!?

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>>56865022
The OP picture is racist anti-semitic /pol/ garbage.

Kill all Jews
TKD
K
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>>56865026
Its just more d&c 1 side vs the other zionist fuckery, I'll bake another one.

>>56865026
holy shit, jewish sensitivity levels are off the fucking charts recently. no one even said it was to prevent jews inherent desire to debase currency

>>56865026
Are you implying a Jewish person would do that? You're a racist! Fuck off nazi scum.

>>56865026
welcome to the human race
Captcha N00 JS

>>56864947

Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016
Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016
Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016

Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016
Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016
Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016

Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016
Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016
Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016

Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016
Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016
Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016

Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016
Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016
Real thread, prominently featuring a SILVER COIN of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: >>56865016

Proper Thread UP

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>>56865119
this is even more antisemitic! aaaah!

>>56865119
We're in the real thread. Anti-silver shills are finally catching up to 2014 astro-turfing tactics. Kek.

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>>56865133
wtf is this thread splitting shit? go fuck yourselves shills

>>56865164
Simply report them. Do not engage.

>>56865146
yeah the guy that was complaining about nazis, just googling various gold shit on google and posting it even with watermarks is where they lost me.

This thread was posted first, simple as.

>search precious metals general
>5 results

>>56864947
>put ridges on worthless coins made out of junk metal
Is this one of those humiliation rituals I've heard so much about?

>>56865253
>This thread was posted first, simple as.

Yep, the first thread is the real thread, all 4 others are all just as fake and gay as their OPs.

Anyway frens I just got my ancient Bronze Age Babylonian clay cuneiform tablet in the mail, it's nicer than I expected. The Persian silver Sigloi nugget coins are almost 1,500 years younger but about as close as I can get to relevant PMs. Luv me ancient rocks, they add some interesting spice to life.

holy shit the yids are mad as fuck about this thread

OP did you discover the lost wooden doors or something?

>>56865479
shout out to blackpilled on odysee. Denial Edition is a good episode.

most people only start buying Gold and Silver when their price has doubled from here

we have seen this psychological behavior so many times, for example with Bitcoin

when the price of an asset starts to rise, the FOMO phenomenon arises and people want to buy it at any price, so gold and silver buyers are very early now

>>56865119
>our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ:
Oh not again.
I'm gone for 2 weeks, and we're back to
>10 threads in the catalog
>everybody gets banned
>full janny-tranny meltdown
like in summer again?
Fuck that shit.

>>56865603
ofc. many hype chasers now thanks to crypto. squeeze chasers were prominent in 2021 and thats where silver had the most momentum. although thats died down now.

never seen a thread split this bad kek

Real thread: >>56865190
Real thread: >>56865190
Real thread: >>56865190

>>56864947
Expecting a delivery today

>>56865809
Bigoted anti-Christian thread. Get out of here, Nazi.

>>56865923
Same. Should be pretty soon.

>>56865342
Very cool, anon. To think, you're holding the accounts of a business from ancient times.
Are the silver pieces the same weight?

December contract coming in hot.

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>>56866273
When left number goes to zero wagmi. Problem is they fill up left number with right number.

>>56866249
Hmm yes interesting. I know some of those numbers.

>>56866283
That doesn't make it seem like there's much time left. Of course the assumption is all their reserves are known.

>>56866283
you should probably figure out where they get right number from. Then you'll know if it's even possible to bring left number to zero

>>56866308
>the assumption is all their reserves are known.
they have the same reserves you guys do. They can buy all the silver they want at spot.

difference is they have the trillions of dollars to actually buy all the silver.

>>56866308
>Of course the assumption is all their reserves are known
They are, mostly, but it's not clear cut because not all vaulted silver is sellable and there are other sources to get physical, like PSLV. There's also LBMA from which metals can be moved. Overall, there's enough information to make a reasonable guess.

>>56866309
>where they get right number from
That's just the vaulted silver in the COMEX vaults. The banks and other players put their silver there for a fee. Not all is for sale.

>>56866350
yep, no way mines or any of the hundreds of other exchanges large or small could be supplying them. That wouldn't be fair.

>>56866381
Yes, of course. Miners, refiners, etc also sell on the COMEX.

>>56866393
which means you're trying to drain the ocean with a teaspoon. Might work if you had billions of teaspoons working together, but otherwise you'll have no affect.

>>56866429
If it had no effect the vaults wouldn't bleed dry, which they are doing, so you are wrong.
It's happening with or without us.

>>56866393
it also means if they "run out" they can just buy more.

>>56866444
They are selling more than is mined, so no, they can't.

>>56866443
>which they are doing
they are not

you guys have been expecting them to bleed dry for years now. Decades even. It's not happening. It's not going to happen.

>>56866456
Prove they aren't.

>>56866454
>They are selling more than is mined, so no, they can't.
true, assuming it is destroyed in every sale

which of course it isn't. They've bought and sold the same bar of silver thousands of times over, and if they ever don't get it back they can just buy more.

>>56866468
True, but there is a net drain in the vaults, so effectively they are losing metal, fast.

>>56866464
I just did

you've been saying it's happening for years. You've actually given dates when it was expected, calculated, extrapolated to happen.

it didn't happen. There is something very wrong with your calculus.

>>56866486
It's in the process of happening, nigger.

Has anyone got a chart for the COMEX silver by eligible and registered over the past 5 years?
I haven't checked for ages, just now took a look and eligible is at 224mil oz, that's kinda low isn't it?

Have I got this right that they're bleeding out eligible to keep registered above 40mil?

I know some anon of the previous thread replied but no one posted a chart, does anyone have the chart of coomex over time?

>>56866494
https://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silver
Not the past few years, but something.

Looks like the slamdown happened because of some fuck named Benoit Gilson in Switzerland lads.

>francs
>sovs
>pre-33
>pesos
>1oz only
rank em

for me its 1oz > pesos > pre-33 > francs > sovs

Got my bearings shipment in. Spot price deal from black friday and grabbed some peace dollars to reach the free shipping.

>>56866622
1. Pre33 for maximum basedness (Double Eagles)
2. Francs with based napoleon or Helvetia swiss
3. Britcuck shit
4. beaner gold

>>56864947
>modern proof quarters going for less than junk 90%
Why is this a thing?

>>56866283
Right number is also not audited and no one has any idea if they really have even 10% of that :^)

>>56864947
all this info about jews but you'll never do one real thing about it. absolutely and fully cucked. you see everything but only watch, powerless.
kek

>>56866981
lol you jews are so butthurt about /pmg/ lately
what's the matter, having trouble finding silver?

>>56866719
congrats fellow ball bearing, machine part, and outdoor survival gear enthusiast
>>56866895
maybe 3 years ago? not true today. send link proofs

>>56867020
It’s on monument metals. Their prices are still too high (like everyone else) on junk silver tho

monument's price on the regular proof libertads seem decent enough, at least for the 1 oz.

>>56867035
under $20 FV is pretty good. they beat all the rest.

>>56866876
pre 33 is the best but a 50 peso gold coin just feels good in your hand because its the same size as a 1 oz silver coin instead of every gold coin being 35 mm in size ,everything else i agree with brits aren't as appealing as francs

>>56867480
yup, pre-33 is godly stuff
every stackers gotta have some

>>56865628
Gold is going up so its divide and conquer time for the jannies, shills, and their handlers.

>>56860876
>>56860978
thanks fellas
>>56861523
darn :c

>>56867672
It's particularly strange to see on /biz/ when they should be way more aware of ways to make money that make anything they could be paid to do pale. I've personally gotten picks that did 2X, 10X and 100X from /biz/ this year.

>>56865026
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>>56865066
kek, fuck off. remember the 6 million ridges

>>56867857
Yeah, it's a shame. But at least the projects providing those opportunities I missed still have plenty of gas left in their tank. They haven't reached their intended peaks just yet. That is, of course, assuming a temporary return to purely physical money doesn't slaughter them before they can pop off.

>>56867931
I "wasted" like 120 dollars doing it but it's okay, I didn't realize eagles cost extra too

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>>56865026
>who do you think own the media
>nooooo you are anti semite
>hey do you know why we have ridges on coins?
>nooooooo you are anti semite
It’s like Jews know rhat they are responsible and try to take the initiative by “shutting it down”

>>56867891
You gotta stop the small things like silver stacking before it can turn into a grassroots movement with a big impact. That and 4chans reputation as an internet trend setter are why I think the glowies and shills focus on us so much. The wikipedia page on /pol/ straight up says that researchers and government agencies run studies here.

>>56864947
Should I keep my rounds in their monument metals sleeves?

>>56867666
witnessed

>>56866492
>It's in the process of happening, nigger.
It's been in the process of happening since at least 60 years ago. I remember my uncles saying it would happen in the 80's.

If you predict something's going to happen, and it doesn't happen, you don't just kick your prediction down the road. Not if you want to make money anyways. You should figure out why it didn't happen the last few thousand times someone said it would, and go from there.

It's not happening because miners deposit a significant fraction of industrial silver in the exchanges so they can short their own product with leverage as a hedge against falling prices. Then their buyers also put a similar amount in so they can long it in case of rising prices.

as long as people are mining and selling silver, the comex will never empty. It might get more inventory or less, but it has a constant supply. It's tapped directly into industrial production. And that's not going to stop no matter how much gets bought. They will never run out. They're also a useless benchmark for how much exists or is available to buy.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>56868236
The American empire has been in the process of dying since at least 60 years ago. The death has been, to most, slow and uneventful, but is now reaching a point of desperation and anguish.

>>56868484
>is now reaching a point of desperation and anguish.
people always say they won't stand for it getting worse.
they always stand for it anyways.

The simple fact is even a US economy running at half its current force is going to be better than almost anything else out there. It can get a lot worse and keep right on plodding along. And it will.

Gold price go quick to $3000

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psugfsR4Atw

>>56868529
>keep right on plodding along. And it will.
damn. got yourself a sure bet there.
Im betting against it.

>>56868547
It'll end eventually, I'm just saying it can and will get much worse before people do anything about it.

i'm going to start working on picking up more of these

Gold gathers attention, more and more dealers advertise online that we buy Gold

Oldfags. Why did gold basically do a sustained 6-7x from like 2000-2011 without much manipulation back down? Was buying power really that strong for that long of period of time? Who was buying? What was the general sentiment of buyers during this time? What happened in 2011 that brought it to a halt? I was way too young to know anything about this sadly.
Was gold severally undervalued in the up until that point? I feel like that was really the only time that you could have "profited" off gold, as inflation was not 6-700% during that time.

>>56868188
When I got those digits I ordered a couple of more ounces.

>>56868626
nah, the US was in the process of looting a bunch of middle eastern countries of their gold, they were big holders so they didnt care to manipulate it down as they were getting it for free.

>>56868699
That doesn't make sense, if the US was getting more gold with no change in the demand that would make the price go down

>>56868626
compare gold price to national debt by president.

>>56868776
The price going up is enough to make demand higher on what people view as a hot asset. More people were buying gold because it was going higher.

>>56868776
>>56868843

anyone else a Morgan collector? This is my only CC, I want to get another next time I see one at the lcs

>>56868626
>inflation was not 6-700% during that time.
depends on the sector. As I remember it, I saw gas go from below $2 to over $4 in a single year.
I watched houses sell for $50k and then sell again for $300k a couple years later.

2007-8 was characterized by huge inflation in the real world, followed by deflation during the market crash of 08-09, and then a shitload more inflation when things recovered in 11-12.

we certainly made money selling gold during that time period, but we made far more money buying houses... and cars... and vacations... and capital equipment... and stocks... and everything else after the crash of o8

shills will say silver is a scam because gold has low premiums and silver has higher premiums and just this thread i think someone said they were using silver premium $ to buy gold to rip off the silver buyer.
but it could be the case that the high premium on silver discourages purchase and the increasing price of gold makes it a more desireable asset for the investor. silver being kept relatively low allows them to sell their gold. and buy silver at the artificially low spot price. as gold holders, the price of gold increases and allows thel to buy more silver, ofcourse at spot, its inconsequential to them what the premium is.

we know that silver is a commodity that has many uses. it might be the right type of thing to hold for them as sovereign countries in the future, escaping the gold standard to a more use based silver standard which has more practical real world value than gold does

>>56868961
In the US about half of a rich person's cash income goes to taxes.

if you can find a way to avoid paying all those taxes you get even more rich. Buying gold and silver at a tax loss is one way to do that. Lots of people buy metals BECAUSE of the high premiums, not in spite of them. They're not trying to make money, they're trying to lower their taxes.

poor people will never understand this. Most of what truly rich people do is an attempt to legally lose money in a manner that reduces their taxes.

>>56869035
i knew you were bob before this post cemented that notion. your tax mumbo jumbo and other things you harp on is tangential to this particular discussion, with all due respect.

>>56865026
Seethe

>>56869052
>your tax mumbo jumbo and other things you harp on is tangential to this particular discussion, with all due respect.
it's not a discussion if you're talking to yourself or only to people that share your thoughts already.
Carry on though. I'll keep my thoughts to myself.

>>56869089
>I'll keep my thoughts to myself.
please do

>>56869089
Im highly educated in your financial philosophy.
I want to talk about global conspiracy and a potential for the United states in particular to future proof their currency against a collapse of the dollar and the change in its own industrial capacity by utilizing silver and not gold.
gold holders do not take this as an attack on your portfolio. your investment thesis depends on sound money principles regardless of my conspiracy theory

no bully to you

and no bully to bob, we only have him sober for a limited time, so i await replies and rebuttals eagerly.

YEAH FINALLY FREE
FUCK JANNIGROID

>>56865342
Congrats fren, what a comfy hold. There is something magical to this tablet, it looks like some powerful hex is about to get liberated if you dare to read it out loud.
>sigloi
Weren't those the OG coins? It must have costed you a pretty penny! (assuming it's you, it probably costed you 2 already-chewed bubblegums, but for the sake of my mental state, pls say it costed you $300 a pop). They are gorgeous, you can immediately tell it's high purity silver. How much do they weight? Approx like a drachma?

Also congrats on your big load of freshly minted 10ozers. I couldn't cheer up before since i got b& for the most retarded, mundane shit (while answering bob), so i do it now.
With prices going up, it's been harder to find some scrap to send to the furnace. Hope it wont last long, i need my cheapies fix.

>>56869308
>while answering bob
dammit, I'm sorry. Weird they didn't ban me too. They're slacking

>>56869354
>>>/wsg/5364343

>>56869354
You probably wont remember it but it's the post where you were commenting on the feudal coin i bought and you said the joos got pretty heavy handed on the edge scalping.
I simply answered
>haha yes they can't help themselves
boom. b&.

But i'm used to their perfidy, the local jannoid is on a personal crusade against me. Thank god it's not as bad as it was last summer, where he'd double or triple delayed 3 days b& me for the same posts, to be sure i'd stay off for a dozen days at a time, but with no possible recourse because of the "short ban time length" clause. That's some next level bullcrap fren.

>>56869434
kek
glorious
>>56869437
oh yeah, that wasn't me on the edge clipping comment, that was our other friend I believe.

Same though, I spent half this year banned during the great tranny wars of '23. Mostly for ban evasion. The janny banned me so I switched IP's and taunted them. They banned again, I switched IP's and taunted
we did this at least a dozen times until they finally rangebanned all verizon users in the north central colorado rockies

It was amusing. I sat out the rangeban and I think I've only been banned once since. Which is really low considering what an off-topic pain in the ass I am.

I hope they're not after you personally, they went after me and Lassen and I think managed to finally ban both of us for a while.

>>56869488
my last one the other day was only for this board. wonder if it would be a different janny? they're usually global bans.

>>56869496
mine started off /biz/ only, which is cool. I post other places if this board is slow.

they might have changed rules for jannies, I don't know. Maybe they can hand out board bans on their own now, but not global. Don't know don't care.

Is this the dip? It's not going to go lower than this, is it?
It's like a whole week worth of progress just deleted over 18 hours and we have to go back to our slot 2 saved game file to get out progress back all over again.

>>56869626
I'd be surprised if gold doesn't go back under $2k and silver under $23 before march of next year.

but at some point in the near future gold will go over $2k and never go back down again. Silver will begin hitting $30 and bounce around a lot because it's silver, but continue creeping upwards as time goes on. I wouldn't be surprised to see highs around $40 or maybe more late next year.

was the crusader design taken from an existing coin or did they copy crusader?

>>56869658
imagine $3000 gold vs $2000 gold. it's gonna be so much harder to stack at those prices
yall best be getting in soon

>>56868890
Beautiful. I've never come across one in person. How much of a premium did you pay for the cc?

>>56869488
>oh yeah, that wasn't me on the edge clipping comment
ah mb then, idk why i thought it was you. It's not super clear in my mind since i was opioided up the wazoo at that moment.

>we did this at least a dozen times until they finally rangebanned all verizon users in the north central colorado rockies
Kek, iktf fren, got my town rangebanned for a year+ for "violation of the US federal laws" after i posted an interesting find i did about a certain ghost company who for first and last contract installed "optic fiber" on each floor of the twin towers 2 months before bigbadaboom. Almost entirely financed by Apollo Global Management, and if you know a bit about Apollo, you know you can't get any closer to the (((deep state))).

It must have pissed off the FBI to a great extent apparently, because on top of my rangeban, cops showed up to my door not long after for a bullshit reason, with thinly veiled threats about me losing my internet access. Got me pretty paranoid as i was still knee deep in the 911 truth movement (who was already vastly decayed from glowies-shitposting back then).

To this day i can't repost the OG file here, they banned the tag for it, i'm forced to recrop and rename it kek. Yet another evidence sensitive stuff was already closely monitored back then.

>>56869672
looking back, the last year has been prime stacking season from the looks of it. Time will tell, but that might've been our best chance at cheapies for a while. I spent all of the last 2 years expecting gold to break out, so I've been quietly hoarding a bit.

>>56869437
There are many extremely good reasons why PMG draws an inordinate amount of resources from the enemy.


Keep it up people, we are about to reach critical mass when whip saww turns into explosive fire that cosumes everything, leaving only the Phoenix to rise from the ashes.

>>56869686
Holy Shit! That's legit scary! Even more scary since I don't think what you describe saying actually breaks any US laws.
keep your head down on that one brother. Good lord.

>>56869686
keep up the good fight never forget that there are people just like you.

Fuck (((them)))

Keep stacking

>>56868867
i dont get it

>>56868961
>>56868982
>>56869185
you should probably keep your stupid fucking mouth shut

so gold hit an all time high, right? silver can't be far behind..

>>56869766
the fuck is wrong with you?
kek

>>56869747
Racism has never been allowed on /biz/. Newfags just now figuring this out.
>>56869772
Gold is the money metal of governments. Silver is for the Poorfags.
Your feelings will not change this historical fact.

>>56869798
>Racism has never been allowed on /biz/.
alternate timeline detected.
check the OP pic.
Subtle but effective.

>>56869809
Everyone clipped coins, not just jews. It’s not even racial unless you look at it through the lens of /pol/.

Im not trying to start shit, everyone just calm down. If you think a Jew would even be so poor to take a job shit posting or being a Janitor you have lost your fucking mind.

>>56869725
Can't help myself, i always love a good mystery to solve! It was 6 years ago, but it was pretty revealing to see it still was such a sensitive topic 16 years after 9/11... I wonder if they'd do it again today, i like to think no since i shared the info out in the open, the damage was already done (even though it didn't stay up very long, 2 hours at best).

>>56869726
Don't worry fren, i'll never pardon them for what they did to you that day, and what came after. Any chance i get i speak about it. After all, now they control the narrative so tightly and rewrite history at will, who will remember and spread the gospel if not us?
I wont let magic, fire-resistant passports and drunk mudslims who can't pilot a tiny cessna breaking through the most secured air space in the world become the lone "truth" to the next generations.

>>56869813
>Everyone clipped coins, not just jews. It’s not even racial unless you look at it through the lens of /pol/.

>>56869813
yes, you get it.
dog whistles have always skated here, ever since the board was started. If Joe Public doesn't see a post as raciss and /pol/ does, it usually stays up.

>>56869847
>It was 6 years ago
Seriously, it should've been ok by then. Lots of people posted lots of stuff. Sounds to me like you were over the target.

>>56869849
I dont even know what this means?
>>56869852
Its almost not a dogwhistle because its to be expected that /pol/ infects every board on this website with wild anti-semitism. Jannies would be in their right to ban this. But they didn’t and there are so many playing the victim still.

Anyway, Gold bros, whats your next purchase?

>>56869847
I'm still a little angry over 9/11

>>56869831
Fun fact : did you know the largest military contingent in Israel is dedicated to shitposting?

>>56869877
>Jannies would be in their right to ban this
jannies would be in their right to ban anything they want. That's the fun of it, they can ban for no reason at all, it's expected.

and by now you should expect a lot more racism and misogyny and homophobia and fags and minorities and women, but here we are. Free speech is meant to offend you. If you're not offended the speech isn't free.

>>56869921
> they can ban for no reason at all, it's expected.
No it’s not. We have the best jannies on the fucking internet, receuited directly from the posting population.
>Free speech is meant to offend
Please.

Also complaining about 4chan on 4chan is bannable. Thats already known.

>>56869952
>No it’s not.
our official motto used to be
>welcome to 4chan, enjoy your ban
might still be

also
(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

Newfags have no idea.

>>56869962
Okay, some have an ideological bone to pick. This particular board is chockful of people that benefit from the current system and yes their view is colored by that. But they’re still our guys, doing reichsmark OP lead to hitler posting constantly. Big suprise you’re banned.
that particular anon was banned over and over and yet he is still shitposting his silver shit on /pol/. it wasn’t a “global ban” conspiracy.

>>56869921
>Free speech is meant to offend you. If you're not offended the speech isn't free.
Amen. Nonfrens hate the very idea of free speech, all their attacks and croco tears have for goal to get it cancelled.
It is by far your most important amendment i believe, your fathers also knew it and that's why it was put in first position before anything else in your constitution. I hope you will be able to cherish and defend it for as long as you possibly can.

>>56870012
You're missing the fun of it. The ban is not a punishment. Or at least not JUST a punishment. It's part of the fun of the site. You WILL get banned. Everyone gets banned. It's funny. Unclench your asshole and enjoy the joke. Let the mods worry about policing their site, it's their job.
>>56870015
Can't take credit, we got it from some frog named voltaire or something. We love that lil nigga like you wouldn't believe.

>>56869952
>receuited directly from the posting population
Well, your baiting was a bit obvious already, but here you went over the top. Back in 2010 we already knew jannies were glowers.

>>56870015
what's the connection about apollo global management aside from being a company that wants to acquire verison

>>56869877
Wild antisemitism? Try mild antisemitism. It can't be wild if it's how the average person feels, it's just the everyday average norm.

>>56870054
mhmm, i just got freed from jail and you are trying to get me right back in, aren't you anon?

also this thread was up for an hour before it got 404d ,any one wanna try it and post results.

>>56870077
Dont talk about it. Whoever you reached in your first posts has carried it on, its off your shoulders now.
>>56870066
If you think you are the average person you’re disconnected

>>56870094
I refuse to get called Willette, even if it's by a processing machine for a nanosecond.

>>56870077
oh c'mon man i not that good at this autism detective stuff that you guys are good at ,the only thing i have on me is the instinctual ability to tell who's a jew just buy their face buts thats it

>>56870121
>>56870094
This is sussy /pol/ glownigger shit. What pissed the feds off?

>>56870108
I am the average, you wouldn't know me from any other person you have met in your life. I could be your neighbor, your boss, your best friend, your 3rd grade math teacher. Did you know that according to the latest country wide survey that 20% of people in New York believe the jews caused the holocaust? How wild is that? That's just the people that didn't give enough of a shit to lie and answered honestly.

>>56870047
Delete dis!

>>56870108
>If you think you are the average person you’re disconnected
I fear it's the other way around.

if you honestly expect normal people to never entertain a bigoted thought or word, you clearly have no friends left and are now looking for them in the very last place you'll ever find them.

as you get older you'll realize that perfect people such as yourself aren't to be trusted anyways. They're actively living a lie.

Why is this general always some insane fucking good late night /pol/ tier shit going on? Im losing it!
You fucks are more entertaining than most the shit on /pol/ and its a fucking Silver/gold thread.

>>56869772
right now people still hate gold and dont even know about silver/hate it.

BUT! they are beginning to nootice and talk about it, things are hitting 'oh honey Costco sells gold and its always sold out, why?" levels of house wife nootice o meter.

Which means an inflection point is near, when becky notices stacey's hubby bought a few oz, and we now have the same female influencer to normie pipeline that pumped everything else kick in a bit.

I hope people have their shit in order, a lot of people around here have no fucking food or warm clothes let alone guns/PM's

>>56870151
not a fed

>>56870238
are you saying feds don't stack?
have you ever met one?

>>56870238
Lol, only a fed would say that they aren't a fed.

>>56870238
Post timestamp while you got your shit out.

>>56870207
Who knows man this place is weird like that.

>>56869847
its ok, it goes back even farther then that, but there are more people like you then you think,
>>56870151
might be because this is quite literally the HUB for meaningful financial resistance world wide.

One would think we are fucked, except then their propaganda and lies would not be needed. It is actually comical

>>56869877
>Gold bros
>kike lover
get fucked nigger

dude we had some sick beats getting dropped in some of those BANNED RM threads anyone got some beats? i bought a monster box of eagles it isnt here yet, but i heard about you guys from the female ejaculation anon threads.

>>56870282
>i heard about you guys from the female ejaculation anon threads.
lol'd a bit too loud

>>56870245
>>56870253
>>56870256
fine ,ill show you mine, you show me yours

>>56870313
Dont post peoples credit cards. its not troll nigga. its entrapment.

>>56870313
>ill show you mine, you show me yours
been here too long for that man, good luck

>>56864958
Ban semitism

Been skipping /pmg/ lately. Is it time for cheapies again?

tfw no crusader

>>56870321
yeah i had a feeling it would be a trap, but dammit it would be funny if someone tried it and it worked ,oh well

>>56865026
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! YOU HAVE TO LET KIKES SHAVE COINS OR YOUR ANTISEMTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Fuck off kike

?...

>>56870362
There is a Libertad conspiracy and its toxic.
simple as.

>>56870379
what's the conspiracy? why would the 1oz be 100 more than 2?

>>56870390
Mexico is a top producer of silver and yet it's difficult to get libertads

>>56870390
idk you tell me, its inconsistent no? work backwards now.a story is not being told.

>>56870413
cartels keep a tight ship on the real money

>>56870448
well i was hoping it might be a typo. the 2oz proof is more expensive than the 1oz.

>>56870413
>>56870463
So why is the 1oz more expensive than the 2oz?

>>56870271
>might be because this is quite literally the HUB for meaningful financial resistance world wide.

Yeah i watched schizonigger shit post with Bob and gold niggers talk about 12 people come here. KEK. then the next thread they say 100 and why waste your time. fuck you glowniggers.

stop provoking the jannies and post memes

>>56870473
ill call them tomorrow and let you know what they say. kek. what did the other dude say about driving away people from silver is premium?

>>56870475
maybe they produce more 2oz than 1oz for some reason
libertads are like collectibles

>>56870493
>the creator's wildest fantasy is a sardine tin in Tokyo where he fucks prostitutes
>he believes this is superior to a homestead and loving family
No wonder the west is fucked

The fiat ponzi scheme is finally collapsing like a house of cards. As the inevitable conclusion unfolds and the US is dethroned as the world super power, done in by its own greed, people will seek refuge in sound money - gold and silver. However, their fiat will be worthless and sadly for many it will be too late for them. China is rising in the east, while war is spreading in the west and middle east. BRICS+ will soon unveil a currency based on a basket of commodities that nations will flock to for safe haven. History is filled with lessons of late-stage empires grasping for control while in their death throws. The fall of Rome comes to mind. It will be bloody. It will get ugly.

>>56870473
probably some numismatic reason or a mistake,

>>56870121
I spent the last hour writing a shit ass long post, and i not even yet wrote a quarter of the story i want to tell you. So i'll get my marbles together and do it properly in the future. Not here to not derail our beloved general, i'll make a new bread on a more adapted board and link it up here.
It's some work to undust all my folders about it and get back the pieces together, i've also to gather screencaps from the waybackmachine, archives from the NYC Port Authority, etc.. i'm quite the digging type of autisto, so it will be a long read.

But i'll deliver, i just hope it will interest more than one fren because it's quite the efforts just to collect another ban kek. But it's very interesting, i promise you wont be disappointed.

>>56870527
post it. You’re retarded if you have some shit you think you need to present to us in a certain way for it to respected.

>>56870527
Pour it out, from your ample bosom! kek
The way this works is you splatter some of your shit on me, a little bit lands in my mouth and i spit it back out.

https://twitter.com/connormaj/status/1731853442056929425

has anyone seen the 2oz gold lunar dragons for sale yet?

>>56870527
i look forward to it fren
>>56870573
calm down bitch

2k rejected back to 1700

for a silver and gold thread there is not enough silver or gold being posted

pls post moar

>>56870518
All these memes are like that. We will live in opulence with harems.

>>56870607
>calm down bitch
his thoughts will change and attempt to cater to his audience rather than being his legitimate opinions. thanks for your insight. i have a big idea on a new form of governance. ill tell you guys later, im still working out how to make it appeal to you.

>>56870611
>2k rejected
It's so fucking over. We're literally below 2k

I stack for she, who always show bobs

>>56870670
go see if you can get spot for your gold.

>>56870678
I like bobs

>>56870573
>>56870587
But with no context it will make no fucking sense. If i says Jeff Ginsberg, BRAM or EurekaGGN it will ring no bells. I'll do things the proper way. I will tell you the tale of a magic front company with just a PO box, created few months prior 9/11, who miraculously got financing from Apollo, Lazard, Mellon, 2 months prior the attacks, and for first contract a $44M deal in the most secured, tallest building in the world hosting offices of the most prestigious companies, with special authorizations for night work from the SS crew of the WTC, a master key for both South & North towers directly provided by the Port Authority, and who declared bankruptcy 2 months after this $44M deal to completely vanish, for it's noname CEO to reappear as a director of various mossad scampanies.
Oh and remember how Silverstein miraculously managed to survive the morning of 9/11 because his rendez vous at the 22nd floor had to be delayed? The fiber optic company, it's with them he had rendez vous.
Want more? Will have to wait (a week at most), bcuz you'll read this stuff nowhere else.

>>56869308
>There is something magical to this tablet, it looks like some powerful hex is about to get liberated if you dare to read it out loud.
It's funny, but I was just explaining to my dad my mindset when I first saw the tablet. My intuition and instincts really got activated and I was overwhelmed with the desire to get muy hands on it even though I mostly collect ancient tools and weapons, not clay pottery etc. I bid something like $515 but thankfully won it much cheaper. I've figured out that the tablet was sold through Maggs Bros' catalogue #672 of about 100 different ancient/medieval antiquities (pic related) and it now appears that the #1 on the receipt means it could be an important artifact, there'd be no reason to place the tablet so it would be the very first item anyone would see if it wasn't significant in some way. Maybe it has Hammurabi's name written on it, or maybe it describes an unusually interesting subject matter?

>Weren't those the OG coins? It must have costed you a pretty penny! (assuming it's you, it probably costed you 2 already-chewed bubblegums, but for the sake of my mental state, pls say it costed you $300 a pop). They are gorgeous, you can immediately tell it's high purity silver. How much do they weight? Approx like a drachma?

Albeit early, the Achaemenid Persian silver "Siglos" was far from the earliest coin ever struck. They often weigh around 5.1g IIRC and were mass-produced to pay their armies so the most I ever paid for one was about $35 lol, some cost less than $10, they are great low-budget collectors' coins. BTW I won a nice Corinthian/Akarnanian Pegasus stater this evening, will post pics shortly.

Where are you at bros? Premiums are too high and things are too uncertain. Are you content to not buy until a big dip or are you going fomo? I say sit tight if you have at least 100oz silver and 1oz gold.

>>56870752
Considering my faggot ass state forces me to do $2000 bulk buys due to bullshit tax laws, I dont mind waiting.

>>56866546
Here, I've complied a better summery of this gold manipulation event.

>>56870725
okay, just stick to Qui Bono. Another company complicit on the disaster,

>>56870752
I’m always buying ships and kooks, but my current market play is actually selling a few odds and ends for a small profit

>>56864947
Current stack. Not where I want it but it’s as follows.

>$27 face of halves
>$25.5 face of quarters
>$20.6 face of dimes
>3 war nickels picked from change
>7 circulated peace dollars
>4 circulated 21’ morgans
>3, 10oz silver bars
>3 American eagles
>16, 1oz buffalos
>4 maples
>1 kangaroo
>1, 1oz bar
>1 Korean War commemorative round

What should I add?

>>56870811
Forgot the pic

>>56870811
More? Just not more of the same………naw you’re doing all right kid. Either keep up the stacking for weight cheap bland options or focus on a theme and run with it.

>>56870726
>and it now appears that the #1 on the receipt means it could be an important artifact, there'd be no reason to place the tablet so it would be the very first item anyone would see if it wasn't significant in some way. Maybe it has Hammurabi's name written on it, or maybe it describes an unusually interesting subject matter?
Holy fuck, that would be so nice. Imagine if it's a portion of the Hammurabi's code. That would be an invaluable artifact. Maggbros, we are SO back!

There is no other way, we must find out what's going on there. Do you have any idea how we could get started?
I know a fren irl who work at the medieval history department of the university of Poitiers, and she most likely have colleagues who work in the mesopotamia/babylonian branch. It could maybe help if we don't find any other way, just land me with few HD pics of the tablet and i'll give it to her.

> the Achaemenid Persian silver "Siglos" was far from the earliest coin ever struck.
oh ok, since it was in the ''cradle of civilization'' i thought they would be the first, but it was already late-stage babylonian civ it seems. But were the first coins from Mesopotamia, or somewhere else? Maybe China?

>They often weigh around 5.1g
Not far off from the drachma, they seems a tiny bit smaller but chunkier.

>some cost less than $10
FFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

>>56870834
stack bigger bars if you wanna trade for gold when the GSR goes 1.79 and below ,most dont want to trade expensive bullion unless its Ase or libs

>>56870814
It's pretty good

>>56870726
Also i wanted to tell you about my latest ancient coins acquisitions, i thought i did great, but now i feel like i got scammed lol. Where are mu 10€ chunky silver babylocoins? Why all i find is late roman, aids-ridden copper coins for 800 gazillions poorbux?

>>56870685
>sell
No

>>56870834
I try to have a variety in my stack just because if I ever need to trade for something I want options. I want more bars but they’re the same premium as junk where I live and that’s hard to resist.

Does anybody have the 2024 King Chuck Maples for preorder yet?

>>56870854
My understanding is that the first coins were struck in Lydia. From electrum.

>>56870889
They want us to sell now? Things are looking pretty good, I've neve seen anyone say to sell on /pmg/ ever.

>>56870726
Also, thx again for Gixen, got myself a yearly subscription (free 4 bids limit per month was reached in like 2 hours lol) and i feel like i already got my money back after just few days of use. Now i can finally enjoy an uninterrupted night.
Problem is i'll end up in ruins before EOM most likely, it's just too slurp-efficient...

>>56869437
Picrel is one of my bans.

>>56869488
>The janny banned me so I switched IP's and taunted them. They banned again, I switched IP's and taunted
>we did this at least a dozen times until they finally rangebanned all verizon users in the north central colorado rockies
THAT WAS YOU YOU LITTLE FUCK?! (lol)

>>56870944
>600 BCE
Then scrapbro's coins aren't far off, apparently siglos started to get minted around 520 BCE. Funny how they all adopted metal coinage so rapidly once it started to get used. What a fantastic invention, probably the most important one when it comes to create and optimize larger societal structures. Logistically speaking and in term of human resources' management, such standardization system for transactional operations is a giant leap forward. Can you imagine trying to build a big project if you have to barter and haggle with each of your 600 workers at the end of each day/week? Now you drop a coin and it's done in 5sec. Everybody's happy.

>>56871017
>Picrel is one of my bans.
Jannoid was seething you herbed his pathetic diversion bread most likely.

I have $15k in savings. Someone talk me out of buying an ASE monster box.

>>56871122
buy guns and long term food and water first

>>56871122
I have $60k in savings on top of all my gold and silver and wouldn't think about doing something like that for a second and I'm saying that as someone who lives with his parents right now.

i sold a kg bar and the mailman stole it b4 it arrive

>>56864947
>Wanna learn more about gold and silver
>All the YouTube videos are schizoids claiming that BRICS will implement a gold standard even though they've already said that they won't

Anybody know of any actually good channels?

>>56871033
One of the greatest inventions in human history, no doubt. Corrupting the money supply is a crime against humanity and should be treated as such. Isaac Newton knew how to handle it.

>>56871198
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyV0OfU3-FU&list=PLE88E9ICdiphYjJkeeLL2O09eJoC8r7Dc

>>56871122
You can buy a tube of quarter oz gold eagles instead.

How's the premium on ASEs? Wouldn't Maples be much cheaper?

>>56867923
KEKD IRL

>>56871198
Watch what they do and ignore what they say. They are packing gold into their vaults like Tokyo salarymen into a rush hour train. Maybe they don't want to cause an international gold rush while they are still trying to buy at bargain prices? Ultimately, they will have no choice because they don't trust each other.

>>56871207
That's a gold mine (heh) thank you

>>56871048
My thought as well.

>>56871198
Rafi Farber makes alright videos, but is a schizo in his own right, and is also of semitic origin.

>>56864947
Anyone know what mint this bar came from? There's no name on it.

>>56870854
Yeah man that tablet very well could be something unusually special, probably why my cheapie-senses were really tingling. I emailed Maggs Bros which is still in business as an antiquarian book and manuscript dealer asking them to check their catalogue #672 for the information about the tablet which would have been the more detailed description. If they don't respond or if the information they provide is really good I think I found a physical copy of the catalogue for $30 which I'll buy and keep as part of the provenance, I'd be able to get that $30 back no problem if I sold it with the tablet.

Regarding the earliest coinage, the general concensus is that King Alyattes and then his son Croesus of Lydia minted the first standardized coins. More generally speaking, back in the Copper then the Bronze Age many cast but non-finished tools were used as a sort of tool-money or currency, but those don't really count. The Sigloi coins are very much like little silver nuggets, made from irregular lumps that remained very thick after striking. They are really common coins found all over modern Turkey so yeah you can get cheapies whenever you want, they are cool coins to hold.
>>56870876
What happened, did you accidentally bid on some fake coins?
>>56870955
>got myself a yearly subscription and i feel like i already got my money back after. Now i can finally enjoy an uninterrupted night.
Based and redpilled, I'm very happy to hear that Gixen has already paid for itself! I definitely know what slurping every day can do to one's budget but you are getting geared-up to do it as a small business so just be sure to push yourself to list or sell a few extra things so you'll always have the cash to take advantage of new deals. Here's that 8g Pegasus stater I won, very poor title and description so it stayed a "sleeper" and I won it for $76.99 total. Not peanuts, but it's an easy $250 if I sell it:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/285587393725

>>56871355
Forgot pic

>>56871359
cnt

>>56870761
It’s so lame - I want to buy NOW because I fear the implosion of the dollar, but I shouldn’t put entire paychecks towards it

>>56871487
>I want to buy NOW because I fear the implosion of the dollar,
You've got some time. The thing makes up 59% of foreign currency reserves, it's not going to crash next week or something.
It's also not going to make a sudden recovery either, so what seems like high prices now might actually be very low in the future.

Take your time. You have time. You don't want to overbuy and then have to sell a couple months or years later because of it.

>>56871556
>… what seems like high prices now might actually be very low in the future.

This is mainly what I want to avoid. There are other things I know I need to save for (house, properties, etc.), but it’s just SO alluring to dump everything into silver and eats beans until my next paycheck. Those stupid infographics posted here (>>56870493
) make me want to make it to the next tier lol

>>56871622
If it helps any I always did that and still managed to buy a house. It helped me save a down payment, otherwise I would've blown the cash on hookers and blow. Or lobsters and whiskey.

I probably ate a small loss cashing out to buy the house, but it took years of stacking to get the down, and the stuff I bought early I certainly made money on.

this is not financial advice. Just what worked for me. I don't like saving, that's boring. I love stacking/collecting though. Then you get to see and touch your money while it builds.

I know people here never sell, but I sold and then was able to stack again with leverage once I had the house.

>>56871638
just a couple obvious thoughts for anyone thinking of stacking as a savings account-

get a damn good safe, and secure it to your building so it'll take hours to find/remove. Cameras would be a good idea too, inside and out.

Don't tell anyone what you're doing. Even your girl if she's the sort to brag to her friends or whatever. Nobody needs to know. Treat it like banging your hot cousin or something, no reason to ever discuss it or let anyone know you're doing it.

>>56871704
Very very true. As much fun as it is to post shinies, I don’t trust that these threads aren’t being data mined

>>56871746
> don’t trust that these threads aren’t being data mined
That’s exactly why I stopped posting my stuff. Mostly just lurk now.

>>56871746
>>56871752
I've posted a few pieces frequently, but I haven't posted my stack in over a year nor will I ever again since it's grown for this reason.

>>56871746
>>56871752
>>56871770
I've posted my stack once, but I keep mine in the bank most of the time so it's not easy to steal or take pics of.

keeping it in a bank defeats one of the main purposes of the thread though. If I had my pile in my house most of the time I'd probably never post it.

>>56871787
>but I keep mine in the bank most of the time so it's not easy to steal
Technically the bank can steal it easier than some hoodrat nigs. I'd rather go through the trouble of burying it than keep it in a bank.

>>56871798
I insure it. If they steal it they're just buying it from me.

I could do the same thing in my house, but I don't need burglars coming in my home. They'd almost certainly die and it would be a pain in the ass.

>>56867666
Wasn't the original JP Morgan Based and not jewish?

>>56871805
I can patch drywall and paint with ease. No problem for me.

>>56871839
He wasn't based, but also not a jew I don't think. He buried a lot of Tesla's work.

I have money to spend but there are no cheapies.

>>56868236
Nigga, just look at the numbers.

>>56871853
yep. Hiding stuff works. Dogs are also good. Guns are better. Not saying anything is the best protection I've ever found.

>>56871870
>You should figure out why it didn't happen the last few thousand times someone said it would, and go from there.

>>56871905
No one said COMEX is dying even 10 years ago. Stop lying.

>>56871926
I wish we had better archives, I could show you /pmg/ saying the comex would be empty in December of 2022, and March of this year.

the numbers only work if your assumptions about them are true.

conversely if the numbers don't work, your assumptions about them aren't true.

>>56871939
That's not 60 years ago, retard. We've been waiting almost half a decade for a recession to be announced, too. We knew it was coming.
The numbers are straight from COMEX. Even China has problems keeping their vaults filled. Their top metals guy wants $100 silver.

>>56871961
>I remember my uncles saying it in the 80's
I used to say it in the 90's until I started reading up on the Hunt brothers.

It's also one of the biggest myths that ruined the silver squeeze. People get frustrated trying to do something and people telling them they're doing something and then it turns out they're not doing that thing.

the comex is a distraction. It absolutely doesn't matter. The Hunts left almost all of their silver in comex vaults and still ended up owning most of the silver in the world.

>>56871939
There were just as many arguments against the idea that draining the registered stock wouldn't result in some eligible being shifted into registered. As someone who isn't silver cultist, even I know the motive behind the draining of registered, in that there's no guarantee that the owners of eligible were going to move their stock into registered. Alas that hasn't been the case because when registered dipped into the 20 million ounces, a fuck ton of silver from eligible would be put into registered to get its numbers back up again. People focus on registered because of all the fake silver derivatives suppressing the spot price. If there's no registered silver in the Comex, then the paper silver derivative scam is exposed because the silver doesn't exist in registered. Now shut your trap.

>>56872000
as I mentioned, miners and refiners both short their own product to hedge against prices falling

so no matter how much you take out of registered, the people actually making the stuff are just going to put it back in. That's the original purpose of the whole machine. To protect producers from market volatility by giving them a means to short their own products.

>>56871981
What made you think COMEX was going to shit the bed in the 90s? I'm basing it on their own numbers. The trend is clear. The vaults are dropping hard and have been doing that since 2021. So far it doesn't look like anything is going to change. How can this not end in disaster? At some point they have to let the price go up until demand goes down enough to meet supply.
The only way out for COMEX is if the economy crashes hard enough to destroy industrial demand without causing the masses to FOMO. Not sure now they gonna do that.

>>56872010
We're not talking about shorting in the context of draining the Comex. Draining the Comex is about exposing the silver paper derivatives suppressing the spot price. If there's no silver to take delivery, then the derivative scam is for all to see. It is all about catching the crooks in action, basically a cat and mouse game.

>>56872016
>What made you think COMEX was going to shit the bed in the 90s?
Listening to other stackers. I also thought we'd overthrow the gubbmint in the 90's. What you believe depends a lot on who you listen to.
>How can this not end in disaster?
I already said how
By miners and refiners depositing their silver directly from the dirt into the comex so they can short it.
>At some point they have to let the price go up
they don't control the price. All they are is a warehouse.
You're confusing the comex with the speculators that use it. And the price WILL go up. That's not a disaster for either the comex or bankers or miners. It's neutral for comex, and a good thing for bankers and miners.
People that need silver won't like it much, but they'll pass the increase on to customers so at the end of the day it's just inflation doing what it always does.

>>56871939
>>56872000
>>56872010
>>56872044
Here's a chart with eligible and registered combined. It has lost momentum for sure, but global silver deficit is still a thing.

>>56872044
yep
you're ignoring the fact that a fat wad of those shorts are issued by miners and refiners, and they will keep right on dumping silver into the comex so they can short it.
they have to, it's integral to mining or farming or logging or ranching or any production. You short your own product to hedge against price drops.
Mines aren't running out of silver to short, so the comex isn't going to run out either.

>>56872077
>global silver deficit is still a thing.
sure is

but all that production is run through the comex before it gets consumed. So as long as a single mine in the world is producing silver, the commodities exchanges will have it.

>>56872082
I'm not ignoring the shorting, what I am doing is explaining to the reason behind silver stackers draining the Comex, which you won't acknowledge for some retarded reason. I don't give a shit about the Comex, I just know the reason why people are doing it.

>>56872097
>which you won't acknowledge for some retarded reason
the fact that the people producing the silver from the ground are the same people stocking the comex is a pretty solid reason.

>>56871359
hello fellow google pixel user

>>56872070
Why would miners and refiners sell on COMEX when they can get higher prices in Shanghai? Even if they did that would not be enough since all those buying from miners/refiners directly will have to go through COMEX instead. The problem is overall demand vs supply. 1000 million ounces a year demand vs. 800 million ounces mined/recycled. That's 200 million ounces to little. And that's been the case for years. It can't end any other way than silver going up, COMEX or not. Like you say, COMEX might not matter ultimately, but it's an indicator of market health and when shit is going to hit the fan.

By "COMEX" is mean the whole exchange infrastructure, including the bullion banks or at least their commodity divisions. The vaults themselves belong to the big players (JPM, BofA, Asahi, etc.).

>>56872101
Stop talking to me as if I give a shit about the Comex. The only thing I care about is that there's a global consensus that there will be an increasing demand for precious metals in the upcoming years, so I'm buying the cheapies until they aren't. The Comex graph is nothing more than a curiosity of mine.

>>56872108
>Why would miners and refiners sell on COMEX when they can get higher prices in Shanghai?
we're talking shorts

miners sell wherever they can get the best price.

they have to use vaults to write shorts.

>It can't end any other way than silver going up, COMEX or not.
agreed
>it's an indicator of market health and when shit is going to hit the fan.
maybe. The bankers can't buy MORE silver than is on the market, but they sure can buy less.

>>56872116
yes, that's pretty much what I said.

stop talking about the comex, it's a distraction and it doesn't matter.

>>56870752
Trying to hit 200oz before the end of the year. Currently sitting at 170. This is more a hobby rather than preparing for a collapse, I just keep track of how much I pay for each coin. Chards were selling at spot price + VAT for black Friday so got 20oz then.

>>56872130
I think distraction is a bit of an exaggeration, but overall I don't think we actually disagree that much. COMEX matters because the price *is* manipulated through short selling. This affects the overall market. However, silver price can go up with or without COMEX and the big players breaking down entirely, which is the part I would agree doesn't really matter.

>>56872169
I'd agree, except to say that manipulating the price and making fake liquidity is the point of the whole thing, and it's not just bankers doing it. Buyers and sellers both need stable prices and that requires a shitload of liquidity for a commodity as rare and necessary as silver. Unfortunately that gives investment banks a lot of leverage on the price, but it also prevents my phone from costing more than my house so I don't really care much.

>>56872203
I don't think that the sub-1mg of silver in your phone is going to cost that much even with silver at $250 (8:1 gsr, mining ratio), but fair enough. Though to me it seems obvious that massive 300x short selling of a commodity affects the price downward. It's true for gold as well.

>>56872203
>it also prevents my phone from costing more than my house so I don't really care much.
I can't wait for the day when computers and cellphones are too expensive for the common idiot to own. Imagine no dumb whores or third-worlders online.

>>56872219
I wouldn't mind if silver shorting ended, I'd probably make billions overnight. I just don't see it happening.
>>56872231
that would be a bonus as well.
though I've met a lot of really dumb, really rich people over the years.

>>56870811

If you want a plan; pick a coin or round, fill a tube of them. Move on to another one, repeat.

> Finally got a full tube of Maples! Now, time to top off these 'Roos!

Or, just keep stacking whatever catches your eye.

>>56872251
As you say, miners and refiners want stability, but even more than that they want profitability. The current situation is hardly to their advantage.

>>56871487
I highly doubt the dollar does anything crazy until after the next election. If they've held it together this long, what's another few months to them?

>>56871357
>What happened, did you accidentally bid on some fake coins?
No, but all deals seems crappy compared to yours lol. I tried to best stick to good looking coins with a reasonable budget, missed mosts, but really not far off for some.
Among the slurps, i won this Lycian League's Masikytes hemidrachm at what i believe to be a decent price : 52 bux.

What i know for sure to be good deals are the late 1700-early 1800 masonic tokens of presence i slurped from a dude this WE. R3 stuff so i wont have to fear the competition, but you need to find the right buyer interested in those, so the liquidity is very low, i'll most likely sit on those for months.

Also, by force of circumstances, i ended up purchasing LOADS of vintage uranium glasses from a (bitchy) seller. Like 40+ items, coming in all sizes and shapes.
I thought the price was too good to pass, but the seller insisted tooth and nail on sending those in quasi-individual packages. It ended costing me almost double : 3.50€/item total, ranging from liguor glass to large decanters.

I don't know much about those, but apparently i'll easily x5-6 my monies if i were to trust sold auctions!

>>56873274
I'll finally grow the third ball i always dreamed about!

It was almost our time

>>56865555
gigaquad checked. yids be mad. fuck 'em and buy all the gold and silver you can!

>>56873087
>i won this Lycian League's Masikytes hemidrachm at what i believe to be a decent price : 52 bux.

Without looking it up I'm pretty sure those assorted Lycian League hemidrachms retail closer to $100 , yours is practically uncirculated but has dark gunk clogging up the design on the obverse so it would respond well to aluminum/baking soda and careful cleaning with a sharp bamboo toothpick. Surfaces look great so it would clean-up very nice.

>>56873274
>i ended up purchasing LOADS of vintage uranium glasses

Hah, that's an eclectic purchase fren, I haven't really dabbled in vaseline/uranium glass so I lack a granular understanding of the market but I have noticed that lots of younger people like collecting glowglass so when compared against lots of other things that only old dying boomoids care about I think uranium glass is a good market to work in.

Anyone know where else i can find this?
only the The Coin Shoppe is selling it from what i can tell

>>56873409
Apparently is was big gold buying in the east that set it off (mainly China) and the head of foreign exchange at the BIS in Switzerland Benoit Gilson was the one behind the slamdown.

>>56874218
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JkLbsr0mpk

>>56874218
I told you guys, its more of the same, they dump paper to crash the price, while buying up physical.

However, there are more players trying to buy up physical that are making bigger and bigger moves (india and china mostly) so the manipulators are getting diminishing returns on said manipulation.

for example, remember when 25 cent changes in silver price was huge?

Now we are used to 1$ fluctuations regularly, this will continue to exponentially increase in spread and speed until something breaks.

>>56874218
Based Benoit

>>56873785
>Surfaces look great so it would clean-up very nice.
Comfy to hear, i'll do a before/after once it shows up in the mail then.

> I have noticed that lots of younger people like collecting glowglass so when compared against lots of other things that only old dying boomoids care about I think uranium glass is a good market to work in.
I'm in my early 30s but i already feel so disconnected with what zoomies are doing, i don't know much about their hobbies and tastes. But i guess it have the right amount of "radioactive edgyness" and nightclub shinyness to interest youngsters. Problem is they most likely never heard about vaseline glass. If it wasn't for /pmg/, i would never have thought it could be a thing.
My youngest sibling is a zoomie still at the univ, i plan to offer him a set of shot glasses, since he parties a lot, i've not doubt they will be on display soon enough, and i will maybe bait his friends to purchase some more from me hehe.

Just sold all of my gold and moving the cash in to buy bitcoin. Gold is a fucking scam. Never again.

>>56874988
You say this every time the gold market pumps or dumps. Nobody cares, if you want attention pay a whore.

>>56874988
Let us know how that works for you!

Didn't buy or sell during the pump because I'm not a retard. Hope you're all doing well.

>>56875077
>sell
I thought the whole concept or goal here was to be buried with your massive stash of PMs no matter how much it goes up

>>56874799
>I'm in my early 30s but i already feel so disconnected with what zoomies are doing,

Yep, I too am a millennial boomer, kids these days all went through Obama's "Common Core" educational indoctrination and are pretty retarded now. My wife is a uni professor and she says the kids now are largely lazy, self-absorbed, disrespectful and dismissive of anything that might threaten their delicate snowflake feelings. She thinks the steep drop-off in the quality of character and self-discipline in these newer cohorts of students is a gravely serious problem. Seems like the system is too rotten to save so we need to go through some long overdue hard times to reset the balances.

Finish off the thread with a few more posts then migrate.....

>>56875145
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>>56874588
true
hell, 10 cent moves in a day used to be huge

>>56875169
Exactly. But a bunch of boomers just offloaded a ton of their shinies thinking it was the end of the world which means cheapies after the holidays.

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>>56875230
real unfortunate and sad about them boomers overreacting, if only I cared enough not to jump on the cheapies when the prices drop

>>56875260
Lame thread splitter.
All PMS are welcome here, newfag.
Silver includedf, but exclusive.

>>56871622
>I need to save for (house, properties, etc.), but it’s just SO alluring to dump everything into silver and eats beans until my next paycheck
You're saying that like those two things are mutually exclusive. Nothing wrong with stacking to save for a house. I'm doing it. How else am I supposed to save money without losing to inflation?

>>56875260
Lame thread splitter.
All PMS are welcome here, newfag.
Silver included, but not exclusively.

>>56875176
what the fuck?? this has CP in the OP image!!!!!

>>56875388
If you have an impending need for a large sum of cash, the variance in commodity prices and the losses of time and money in the acts of buying/selling them overwhelm inflationary concerns and are the reasons you do NOT want to go all out and put all your funds into them.
PMs are for the very long term. Money is the tool of everyday life.

13 for this little rm here. what do we think?

>>56875389
That's not the first. You're a newfag if you think these generals began in 2018.

>>/biz/thread/S225243
>2014

>>56875423
It was probably created by JlDF.
Try this /pmg/ instead, it's clean: >>56875231

>>56875463
Saving for land and a house IS a long term goal for most people.

>>56875571
Touché, and screencapped.
Still, even in that post:
>Anything to do with Gold / Silver / Platinum / Palladium.
Not silver exclusively.

>>56875499
>13 for this little rm here. what do we think?

Sounds like a good deal for a nice 5RM these days, the toning looks pretty cool too.

>>56875630
If you're waiting as long as it takes for PMs to make a difference vis-a-vis inflation, you'll be very old and have incorrectly treated PMs as an investment for growth.

>>56875837
Doesn't look like that to me.

>>56875869
Fine. 10%. In the meantime,
- housing prices have gone up at least as much - 15% in my neighborhood.
- DOW Jones has gone up 35%
- You've still got to sell, and you're going to have to sell massive quantities. Any [legitimate - who else will have that kind of capital] seller is going to make a record of this and tax man is going to want their cut of profits - you DID keep all the receipts for all the purchases so you can discount that from profit, right? Plus, that seller *might* sell at spot, but he sees you're desperate and will probably buy for less. GO online? You've got 100 pounds of the stuff to ship. Who's going to pay that? and insure it, of course. Is there a limit to how much can be insured?

tl;dr - you're not thinking this through.

>>56876195
A million dollars in gold is 500 ounces. Hardly unmanageable. I can carry that in a suitcase.

>>56876288
>in gold
You're changing the narrative, and ignoring the other points.
yngmi
You have to think outside your echo chamber.
And that will be the last you hear from me. You seem to be beyond help.

>>56876368
Well, I agree that a million dollars in silver is quite a hassle to move around and sell at once, yes.