/biz/ - Business & Finance

Just keep stacking

>>56940765
I just wish the Dutch Mint would make an annual bullion lion daalder that was glossy matte, diagonal reeding or edge lettering, and thoughtfully add '999 AG'

Obligatory US Constitutional Guides

Silver: https://bit dot ly/33ryJBb
Gold: https://bit dot ly/327ob9T

mintanon, why does the discount not work? just saw it on the website news. its only been 3 days, was that intentional to have it only for a short time?

>>56940765
Hopefully the two retards are done shitposting

>>56941400
Yeah, damn those retards all to hell

If you.give some of your silver to your relatives or in charity, is like you free an slave...

>>56941198
That would be good. And $65 for the pirate coin is a bit steep, what's your margins?

>>56941418
https://sunnah.com/tirmidhi:1957

My stack. 14.26 ounces of gold. 16 ounces of silver. 1.5 ounces of platinum. $3500 in foreign currency - USD, Euro, UK.

>>56941907
Very nice, I would trade out the fiat for more stacking though.

Gold failed to test over 2000 again for like the 7th time. We will giga dump to 1600

What's stopping someone from brutally filibustering (privately invading) Ghana and turning it into their personal gold mine?

>>56940827
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkgyvgG2fXs&pp=ygUJbXN0M2sgZ29y

>>56941400
it was just one guy you know

>>56941198
code FREN should work now my apologies

>>56942304
UN, rival gangs and warlords.

You don't want a piece of that action.

My girlfriend just threw out my future daughter's dowry box, said she was cleaning up and saw a bunch of old knick knacks and decided to do me a favor. I told her the contents, I'm out around 4k and who knows what else based on my family's heritage items being thrown away. I think I'm seeing red but I don't know what to do there is literally no way to get it back, it was in a very old 60's era ammo crate. I can recover from this but when I started that box it was a very very long time ago

>>56942949
What's the weakest military that can invade and occupy Ghana?

>>56943005
You’re a Indian..

>>56943005
sounds like she sucks

>>56943065
Samoa, albeit small could steamroll them.

>>56941907
>14.26 ounces of gold. 16 ounces of silver

>>56941907
Based platinum enjoyer.

Did some drinking last night and increased my 2 RMs by 1/3. I need to stop drinking.
>>56943005
>My girlfriend just threw out
You mean your now ex-girlfriend?

>>56943005
Just talk her into doing things she never wanted to do sexually a few times and then dump her.

>>56941907
I get Jason Bourne vibes from this pic.

>>56941907
don't congratulate this guy
he's actually a retard
that thing he's storing his stuff in? it's a bank safety deposit box
he admitted it before
shame. shame. shame.

>>56943980
If you don't hold it, you don't own it.

No comment.

latest slurpie (pic in next post, couldn't help but post my captcha)

Anyone know where mintanon is? I really want to buy the Holo coin but I doubt anyone is selling anymore

>>56944144

>>56943980
Ya, not the best idea at all. I would suggest that if really wants to use a safe deposit box, then at least keep some of his stash elsewhere. I think it's stupid to keep everything together in the same place, regardless of where you put it.

Im sure Europeans have access to ammo cans and shovels. There's no excuse for that.

>>56944154
You seek Holocoinanon
But he has none for sale. ebay is your best bet.

- dude it's called crypto yeah, it's going to change the world, dude.
-nation states can't control it, it can't be manipulated, it's your freedom, friend.
-it's the perfect store of value, bro, it's a hedge against inflation, trust me on this one, okay.
-Brother this is a once in a century event, maybe rarer, it's a total reform of the global economic system, it's like the real estate boom x1000, brother.
- no nation state can stop it, when the collapse comes the USA will balkanize, and people will sell their souls to get a satoshi in return, brother.
- Let me tell you about alt-coins, brother.
- It's p2p digital gold which means peer to peer, did you know it bro?
- Tokenized master books, unbreakable encryption, totally secure.
- Yes brother, there are a lot of non-digital currency uses, that's what alt-coins are about.
- Everyone needs to be monetized, don't ask me why brother, I buy them you should too!
- everything will be tokenized bro, it's not just a database.
- when everything is tokenized everything will be monetized brother.

>>56944198
I believe the Pirate coin was first available for purchase in October of 2023.

>>56943005
>future daughter
You mixed your genes with a literal retard. Congrats.

>>56940827
Stackin here

>>56944343
D&D...the gateway to Satanism.

>>56944236
>most inorganic (((pump))) ever
>twittniggers paid shills hyping up their followers (most being in dark-red territory already)
>hordes of desperate cattle floods in at the top
>again
How long is this cyclical scam gonna perpetuate? The next-level tech argument don't even exist anymore, 99% of shitcoins are hillariously old tech by now.

>>56944343
>>56944343
I can't help but nootice
>(((Weis)))

>>56944236
When you buy crypto or stocks you become someone else's exit liquidity. When you buy physical gold and silver you self bank. Simple as.

>>56944291
>>56944291
You're right - I confused it with not being *minted* yet, but such was the case for all of them. Here is the corrected version, wrong post removed.
Thanks for keeping me honest.

>>56944384
>D&D...the gateway to Satanism.
Lol I remember my elders saying things like that when I was a youngin'

>>56944605
I am also pretty sure the one you have listed as "Anime Prospector II" went on sale at the same time as the serialized/golded Anime Prospector, so May 2022.

Also, the Otoya coin went on sale in the same month, May of 2022.

>>56944236
Good video i watched about that the other day with Maneco64, John Perez and David Morgan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEwJSR3CIWU

>>56944605
Kiwi Farms coin should also be April, 2021.

i'm hoping the two that are in progress ship back to me this week

>>56944790
I am pretty sure Anime prospector II was offered in 2023 - a decision made after the popularity of the original was evident - or at least while the original was being minted.
Are you sure Otoya was ready for orders in May 2022? I thought Holo was busy with Megumin at the time, but the idea was being kicked around..
Maybe Holo and Mint will chime in....

>>56944973
Thanks for Kiwi. I had no clue.

>>56944790
time isn't going that fast yet

>>56945187
>https://twitter.com/BFACnovelty/status/1655059885317300224
may 2023 for otoya, small typo on my part. maybe mintanon can clarify for 2023 ap

>>56945313
Ah. I guessed/hoped as much.
Yeah - the date on AP2 is sketchy. I thought it was on sale before Megumin, but his site says 2023. Maybe that's the production year.
MintAnon - where are you?? (probably busy packing Crusaders)

Got some new stuff, let's see when it arrives.
But I really would love to get some more of pic related, but I can't find time to head /out/, to pan. Oh well…

>>56940765
Bought another 100 mercs

>>56944343
Looking good

Anons, yesterday I was teasing a girl and she poked me in my tummy. What did she mean by this? How do I profit from this?

>>56941907
Based gold enjoyer

this

>>56946246
to this. hmm

>>56946170
Based. I like to keep 100 in the mail in at all times.
>>56946216
She wants to be choked.
>>56944859
I need to find my Headphones, only way i can listen to this stuff is while working on something at the same time. kek.

Start getting some extra rolls of TP, And a extra bag of rice with each grocery trip if you can afford.
If you have a bunch of canned foods, having more than one can opener is also a good idea.

>>56942941
Neat, thanks matt
>>56944343
What is the standing liberty?

>>56946453
>standing liberty
Those are all a bunch of 1oz. Copper rounds. Kind of neat they made a bunch of rounds styled from early US coin design

>gold below 2k again
Is it slurpin time?

>>56946955
Really kind of waiting for it to get under 2k for the purchase price. This is technically the buying season for gold, seasonality dictates it cools around February.

>>56943980
The absolute state of that guy!

>>56943980
>you're not allowed to stack unless you follow our stupid rules
Yeah, you guys are assholes. You deserve to get shit on at least as much as IQ does.

>>56944343

Larry Elmore was the big dick king wizard of fantasy art.

Also, Sturm > Everyone else.

>>56947313
>Elmore
Always liked his art. I just got this used book recently. Looks like it was autographed by Him (Pic related)
>Sturm
Based character. At first I thought Tanis was the best but he had some faults lol

>>56942304
Nothing except potential African Union intervention on their behalf. A multi-billionaire might actually be able to conquer Ghana with the right PMC, but they can't conquer all of Africa. And a (presumably white) foreigner trying to take Ghana for themself could very likely trigger a "Africa is for the Africans" sentiment and even nations that don't like Ghana could come to their aid just to stop the said foreigner.

>>56947292
You can't even use the word windmill coin to describe an RM without being called a jew, what did you expect?

I wish someone would draw Keynes in a Viking hat as a joke about 'the barbarous relic'.

Palladium, that you?

>>56941907
You know, I hope you haven't put all your eggs in that basket considering state thieves will just make up any bullshit law to rob people like you. As others have pointed out, if you don't hold it you don't own it.

>>56947652
Imagine having boughted this vomit in 2022

>>56947496
Saw a documentary (Eye of the Beholder) a couple years ago about the D&D artwork. A lot of originals had to be saved from the dumpster, and were also found jammed behind filing cabinets when they were cleaning out the old office. Wish I held onto my 1st edition stuff.

>>56948063
I know a guy who did, along with a bunch of other weird industrial metals

I just boughted another booba. Took the advice of that fren that told me not to be a fag and to buy gold, though I really wanted a bunch of the silver 2ouncers.

>>56947292
You seem fragile. Nobody said he couldn't stack. We are just laughing at him for storing it in a bank. Ever heard of a bail in before? Ever heard the phrase if you don't hold it, you don't own it? I would never trust a bank let alone store my valuables with them. To each their own, but that seems retarded to me.

>>56947292
Whos IQ? I don't come here that much.

>>56948063
I almost slurped in late feb/march when my LCS called to inform me they received one. It was a maple leaf but not the newer ones with radial lines so I declined. Very glad I did. I will slurp any palladium if it reaches around 600usd just for the hell of it.

>>56948624
Very nice
I've always wanted a gold lib

>>56948742
>I've always wanted a gold lib
Someone here has a gold reverse proof. Hoping to get one next summer. For now I'll have to be satisfied with what I got. And... I know what I got!

>>56948683
Out of the few hundred stacks that have been posted here over the years we don't know how many were stolen by burglars. Because those stackers don't come back and tell you about it. But it happens. If you wait long enough it'll happen to you.
We do know how many were stolen by banks. That number is zero.

if you've never been robbed before, that's awesome. Enjoy it while it lasts.

>>56948864
>We do know how many were stolen by banks. That number is zero.


https://www.foxnews.com/media/fbi-took-86-million-safe-deposit-boxes-appeals-court-decide-constitutional

>>56948881
Wasn't a bank.

>>56948881
Yep, if you're a criminal your stack isn't safe in a house or a bank.

>>56948891
You're a nigger. You know that, right?

>>56948881
Not a bank

>>56948864
>Fragile and paranoid
>We do know how many were stolen by banks. That number is zero.
>zero

You sound like a little bitch that doesn't own any firearms and has not idea how to hide PMs. You probably would cower in the corner if there was a burglar hoping for the state to come and save you instead of taking matters into your own hands.

>>56948934
How many homes got robbed in that same 50 years? And how much of that bank loot was insured?

Do burglars normally come in when you're home? You sound like a cocklicking retard.

>>56948864
You replied to a post with a picture that proves your point to be wrong lol

>>56948963
>safety deposit box insured

I won't argue with retards. Good luck small balls.

>>56948967
no it doesn't
I said how many stacks posted here in /pmg/ were stolen by banks. Zero. None. We would've heard about that.

how many were stolen by burglars? I don't know, but probably a few

How many were seized by the FBI? I know of one.

>>56948976
>He doesn't insure his physical possessions
strike 2, dumbass.

I know it could NEVER happen in the good ol' U S of A, but here's a good read for those interested.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-cyprus-teaches-us-safe-deposit-boxes-peter-hobson

I had a boating accident. Lost everything. Nothing left to get stolen by robbers so don't even bother trying.
Probably going to gather together a band of adventurers to join me on a quest.

>>56948899
You realize that government regularly confiscates property without a trial? It is a significant source of funding for police departments. Asset forfeiture. Look it up. We learned it from King George's henchmen in the colonies.

You are correct that burglary is much more common then banks confiscating patron property. They make their money by degrading the currency. But protecting your property against street crime is easier than protecting it against bank and government crime. Burglars are almost always stupid, in a hurry, and where I live I can kill them just for being in my house. Bankers not so much. If the government tells the banks to take your chips, they will do it without hesitation and if you protest you will get the hose or worse.

Still, safe deposit boxes are one component in what should be a diverse strategy for protecting assets. But never put all eggs in one basket.

>>56949085
>You realize that government regularly confiscates property without a trial?
>>56948899
>Yep, if you're a criminal your stack isn't safe in a house or a bank.
Unlike a burglar, the feds will inventory your property and give you a receipt so if they didn't have the right to take it you can sue them.

From what I've seen the main reason /pmg/ hates banks and insurance is because most of the posters here are criminals.

>>56949085
Seen some YT videos posted by an Attorney about certain states near the east side of the US, have a reputation for LE (state patrol) to confiscate cash and other valuables from private citizens by default with no tangible probable cause, during routine traffic stops.
Their policy is, your guilty until proven innocent and insist that only criminals travel with large amounts of cash or other valuables.
It has all appearances of the state operating a mafia-tier criminal racket

>>56946415
> having more than one can opener
Underrated comment.

>>56949145
Based can opener stackers. I only have two can openers right now. Need to get a couple more.

>>56949015
You can insure your possessions in your house though. Lol what kind of argument is that?

>>56949217
You sure can. But then you risk burglars coming to your house. A bank is a lot harder to rob, and insurance costs a lot less when you store stuff in a bank.

>>56949138
When I was a young man I was arrested for possession of marijuana. Judge found me not guilty by reason of illegal search and seizure. When I asked the judge about my money that was also seized, which happened to be my paycheck that I had recently cashed, the judge told me "Chock it up to experience, son." And they kept my wageslave bucks.

>>56949241
this guy doesn't have a Litezall filled with LMU

>>56949252
I got arrested a couple months back with several thousand dollars cash on me. The jail took $75 off me, and then the second jail they moved me to took $50, and then when I bailed out they gave me a check for the remainder. After the charges were dropped they sent me a check for my bail money back.

>>56949015
>but probably a few
No. The number is also zero, Chaim.

>>56948908
a smelly one

>>56949294
Burglary victims aren't going to come back and tell you about it.

The largest stack ever posted itt was probably seized by LEO's or stolen, but the owner has never mentioned it here. Shit happens, you don't hear about it.

>>56949138
I'm sure most people here agree that the nation state is at its core a mafia. If you look through history and even today, mafias have always been part and parcel of them. It's always about the wealth extraction and the existence of a state is a place to operate that monopoly of violence and legal fiction on your adversaries.

>>56949241
Last year my credit union went through a "technical overhaul" which left me and every other member without access to funds for 5 days. That feeling of helplessness was a real eye opener for me. Also remember the people that supported the Canadian truckers having their bank accounts frozen because of wrong think. I only keep my fiat numbers in my account long enough to convert them to silver or gold via ACH payment, and keep a stack of cash hidden here at home. If something happens with your ones and zeros, you're absolutely fucked.

>>56949310
>The largest stack ever posted itt was probably seized by LEO's or stolen, but the owner has never mentioned it here. Shit happens, you don't hear about it.
And the reason is...?
You full of shit, man.

>>56949322
>And the reason is...?
ask him. I already know what happened, but he never told /pmg/ afaik.
>>56949319
I have three bank accounts and 2 safe deposit boxes, I'm not worried about that. I do usually have a few thousand dollars sitting around but I don't consider a few thousand dollars a big loss if something happens.

>there has been zero cases of thefts in banks
>ok some cases but more home thefts
>its safer in the hands of a bank because its insured
>ok you can insure it in your house too
>you hate banks because you're a criminal

>>56949343
Nobody here has ever reported theft from a bank deposit box.

only 3 posters in the last 4 years have posted stacks in a bank deposit box. None of them have ever reported a loss even though that's something /pmg/ would love to hear about.

can't say i can recall too many baby coins

>>56949342
>I already know what happened
Yeah, i'm sure it really happened in your mind.
Nobody here will fall for your fear (((tactics))), but you probably know that already.

You aren't the owner if it's in a bank. Fact.
Nobody here got any gram stolen from le FBI or from burglars. Never anyone here reported about this kind of fantasies because it happened to nobody. Fact.

>>56949366
Did you read this short article I posted?
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-cyprus-teaches-us-safe-deposit-boxes-peter-hobson

>>56949381
>i'm sure it really happened in your mind.
He posted the newspaper articles and his mug shot. Pretty sure it happened.

The fact that he didn't tell you guys about it isn't surprising.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/fbi-took-86-million-safe-deposit-boxes-appeals-court-decide-constitutional

are you guys bringing deposit boxes up since the fbi was just rummaging through a bunch of them a couple of days ago?

>>56949378
That's a creepy fucking coin man.

>>56949391
no.
>>56949406
>are you guys bringing deposit boxes up since the fbi was just rummaging through a bunch of them a couple of days ago?
no, because /pmg/ is being a bunch of little bitches to the anon that posted a stack in a bank deposit box.

>>56949400
You didn't save any of this to share at some point? Ima call bullshit on you pal.

>>56949400
So he didn't tell anyone but he also posted his identity and mugshot? Which one it is, Shlomo?

>>56949419
>no.
It's a 30 second read. Enlighten yourself.

>>56949422
It's all in archives still. And yes, I saved the pics and links.

he still posts here. Maybe he will tell you about it. Probably not though.

>>56942941
okay thanks

>>56943005
you must do all three of these anon:
>>56943245
>>56943609
>>56944326

>>56949419
Yes, that's because you have to be a little sissy bitch to have your stack in a deposit box. The entire point of PMs is to get wealth out of the system you can't lose to inflation or to authorities...

>>56949441
You must do one of these anon :
>not fall for an obvious larp
>see point n°1

what the fuck did they do to my rm

>>56949427
this thread is not all of /biz/, it's not even an important corner of /biz/.
>>56949443
>The entire point of PMs is to get wealth out of the system you can't lose to inflation or to authorities...
to you
not to other people
just to you

>>56949464
before

>>56949465
>not to other people
>just to you
Sure. Why don't you ask to other anons here about their reasoning behind stacking? Pretty sure the consensus will be the reasons i just told you about.

>>56949465
>it's not even an important corner of /biz/.
Yet it's been bombarded by paid shills for fucking years.

>just to you
And me. And most of this board. I sense a glow coming from your posts.

>>56949487
>Pretty sure the consensus will be the reasons i just told you about.
Because you chase anyone that stacks for different reasons right out of the thread.

you guys are fucking poison. And you know it. All 3 of you just sitting here waiting for someone to post a safe deposit box full of gold so you can call them names and chase them out of the thread.

>>56940765
I like playing with my junk silver. $80 of it is enough for 2 big handfuls

>>56949465
Wrong. I stack because the system is corrupt and I would never trust anyone but myself to hold precious metals. Just take the L and move on loser.

>>56949502
>Yet it's been bombarded by paid shills for fucking years.
schizo

>>56949504
Post stack or GTFO, glowman.

>>56949519
I already have
it's one of the 3 stacks in safe deposit boxes that have ever been posted here.

Sunflowers by Van Gogh, electroplated 24k, and my favorite coin just came in plus this cigar box’s first krug.

wagmi.

>>56949517
>schizo
kike

>>56949504
kek wtf
You are legit the blackest glowrilla nigger i've ever seen.

>>56949310
>The largest stack ever posted itt was probably seized by LEO's or stolen

I have a vague recollection of an anon talking about something like 80-100k worth of PMs getting seized by the police for some reason, I don't remember why if he ever said. Sounds like something that coulda happened to Lassen, but if so they definitely didn't get more than a fraction of his hoard.

>>56949540
But it's not your stack, it's the bank's stack. They may or may not allow you to access it depending on your good goy score (which is most likely very high since you are a bootlicker).

>nobody here has reported theft from a bank deposit, therefor it doesnt happen
>nobody here has reported theft from their home therefor it has happened
>i am fragile and will double down to defend deposit boxes even when shown evidence they are not as "safe"
>I totally stack guys, you just have to search the archives for my pic

>>56949559
>Sounds like something that coulda happened to Lassen,
hush now
>but if so they definitely didn't get more than a fraction of his hoard.
not sure if he had any buried. He had several million dollars sitting in his house from what I saw.

>>56949576
>He had several million dollars sitting in his house from what I saw.

He talked about having over 1 metric ton of silver and 500-600oz of gold, I never saw a pic tho. I felt pretty inadequate when he casually posted 4 ~1000oz comex bars he had just bought from Silvertowne while visiting senpai in Indiana, kek. I can only imagine the magnificent arsenal full of rare and powerful guns he has(had?) too, not a dude to be trifled with.

>>56949610
He stopped posting stack pics in /pmg/
He kept right on stacking though.

>there are 4 us coins/currencies with titties on them

>>56949633
is why i only post cool coins,
i display my meme coins
break in if you dare
p.s. - thats a paperweight, not a real gernade

>>56949803
titty

>>56949809
good to see you. Nice coins, that's an oldfag collection if I've ever seen one.

ree ree ree

>>56949905
>HELP I AM A FAGGOT LOOK AT MEEE

My grandparents are giving me their old silverware set. How can I tell if these are real silver or just plated if silver at all?

>>56950003
Pic of the back

almost done

>>56950007
seems like a popular brand going by google

>>56949809
>not a real gernade

I'd love to find an old crate of live grenades at an estate sale or auction, ya hear about old WW2 or Vietnam bring-backs that people find in attics occasionally so I'm sure they're out there. Would be lots of fun to have some to bring out for the boogaloo.

>>56950007
hell yeah, the knives have hollow sterling handles that weigh around 20g each but provided everything is that same French Scroll pattern the rest is all pure solid sterling, good stuff.

>mfw pmg always says if you don't hold it you do not own it
>mfw pmg doesnt trust funny hats
>mfw pmg doesn't trust corrupt banks
>mfw pmg thinks usd will go the way of the dodo
>mfw a few individuals are proud to show they keep their PMs with said untrusted sources

Cool stacks and all but yall done goofed

damn. I missed out on 20 canadian silver dollars at the local auction, the fucker got away with them for $105

>>56950030
godda be careful, old ordinance is super unstable even dropping it could make it go boom

>>56950109
>local auction

Was it a 1-time estate auction or one held semi-regularly at a local auctioneer's warehouse or barn? If it's the latter then it sounds like the competition isn't too bad and you'll be able to get other cheapies in the future, keep an eye on their future auctions m8. It was years ago but at one auction dad and I hoovered up boxes full of 2x2s of foreign silver coins for $2/box. Also bought a bunch of semiprecious gems and a flat full of sterling jewelry-making bar and sheet and wire stock for a few bucks, auctions can be awesome.

>>56949969

>>56949122
>From what I've seen the main reason /pmg/ hates banks and insurance is because the banks are run by criminals.
ftfy

>>56950238
it's semi regular, every few weeks. A lot of times they'll have coins and stuff but it's normally bid right up to spot -15% auctioneers fee, but $100 for 20x coins is a steal, the websites have those coins for around $20 a pop

I did get a few other lots of canadian silver dollars for a decent bit below spot, but nothing like that deal

>>56950003
>>56950007
You just made bank, congrats. Ugly style desu, but you should get decent value out of it if you don't plan to keep it. It was mass produced stuff, but condition is great and you still have the box. Their French Scroll pattern was made in 1953. A 56 pieces set recently sold for $1650 on ebay, which seems to be the average ($30 per item). So pretty much the spot value.

>>56950275
>wanna train to panzerfaust with me anon? ûwû

>>56949280
Why'd you get arrested? Also why did you have several grand on you?

>>56950238
>I hoovered up boxes full of 2x2s of foreign silver coins for $2/box. Also bought a bunch of semiprecious gems and a flat full of sterling jewelry-making bar and sheet and wire stock for a few bucks, auctions can be awesome.

>tfw ywn score giga-cheapies like Scrapbro
why even scrap

why yes, i'm shit at taking pics, how could you tell?

>>56950535
just needs a little more light, and try to stay steady

>>56949506
It's a wonderful feeling letting them run through your fingers and hearing them clink together. It's even better when your constitutional stack is big enough when two hands aren't enough to hold it all.

>>56950541
The relief is probably messing up with my shitty chink phone too? The reverse is flatter and the pics came out way better.

>>56950458
>Why'd you get arrested?
I went to the bar (drunk) to shoot some pool with the old lady. I got really wasted and the bouncers kicked me out. I used to date one of the bouncers' mom, and apparently impugened her honor (what little she has) and offered to fight them. They called the cops and the cops arrested my drunk ass and tossed me in jail to sober up.
>Also why did you have several grand on you?
You know, to tip bartenders and bouncers and stuff.

>>56950542
>>56949506
you speak the truth

>>56950559
looks like you moved back just a little. that made it focus better

>>56949803
>4 coomer nations detected

>>56949633
Was that back in 2021 or so? I was relatively new here then but it sound familiar.

>>56949969
She can work my bolt action if you catch my drift.

>>56950586
Probably, least blurred of the bunch came out like that. It's a tiny coin so when zooming/cropping in with the basic windows software i lose a lot of quality (as can be seen with the pics size reducing from 6MB down to 170KB).

>>56950535
>>56950628
awesome

>>56950634
Glad you are enjoying it fren.
Hemidrachm, Lycian league, minted in Kragos.
I've a second one still stuck in postal hell, pic rel.
Not as beautiful, but for only half the price.

>>56950419
>Girls in WW2 German Military uniform
Ignites my flamenwerfer

>>56950684
She will be yours for 5RM silver with windmill of happiness*

>*grenades not included

>>56950359
US coins almost always get bid up by the boomoids, but when luck is on your side foreigns can hammer quite cheap. 12ozt asw of leaf dollars for just 105 was a heckuvadeal but you'll get the score you deserve if you keep monitoring the auction service, that won't be the last of the cheapies.
>>56950628
Definitely a nice lookin' coin frogbro, are you going to try cooking it with aluminum foil and baking soda or leave it as-is?

I wish 4toz and 1tlb bars were more popular.

>>56950933
Before getting it in hand i planned to bake it as you advised, but ngl i find the toning pretty nice looking, it makes the relief pop out, especially on the hair. The pics really aren't making the coin justice, i'll try to take better ones and figure out how to not get the compression be this extreme (80KB is fucked up lol). But the coin looks much better than i initially expected. I fear i'll lose the toning's "homogeneity" if i bake it (you know, not all parts are getting equally untarnished with baking/alu/salt sometimes). What do you think fren?

Also i've a lot of various coins who came up by the mail today with some pretty cool stuff i think even you never have seen before, too lazy to post now but tomorrow 100%.

ps : spiky iron balls pics wen?

>>56946246

>>56951031
Yeah if it's nicer in-hand than the seller's pics indicated and the patina is pretty nice overall there's no need to cook it, however I'd personally want to remove the thick black sulfide here in this spot. And I forgot about the maces lol, I'll get a pic for you soon fren.

>>56951141
>I'd personally want to remove the thick black sulfide here in this spot.
Will try to get rid of it with a toothpick later this week then. Main issue is i don't have any enhancing device like the electronic microscope you recently acquired. I'll have to squint my eyes to the max.

how does it feel, pmg chuds
your stupid coins are going down in value :^)
in before
>i'll just buy more
kek cope

>>56951325
You have no idea about what's coming, do you?

Fresh from 10mn ago :
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/business/exclusive-jpmorgan-outsource-500-billion-custody-business-hong-kong-taiwan-sources-3982431

No PMs, no opinion.

Got nothing to say
I can't even bump the thread.

I'm glad things are slow right now. The last thing I need to worry about during Christmas season is shiny rocks.

I also won 2x 1911 British Hong Kong Trade Dollars at the auction for $40 each. Seems like numisfags appreciate this coin, starting at $250 and going up to $1800 on ebay.

Might have to sell one to finance some bulk silber, but at least shipfag ought to like it.

>>56944154
holocoin is one of the most rare; probably on a similar level as aputannia. Mintanon didn't organize the minting of this coin however; It was the same anon that did the Megumin coin

>>56944605
If someone was selling a full set with one of each of these coins. how much do you think it would auction up to? 5,000?

Who’s going for it?

>>56944605
Aren’t mintages known for most of these? Would a worthy column to add

someone recently inquired about the silver kek statue's. did anyone ever email to see if he still makes them? or have his email so i can ask?

>>56951571
Funny thing about sets. People who want complete sets usually have a start with some of the pieces and they want to fill in the gaps. So full sets often don't have much appeal because the seller thinks, "full set" and see sellers wanting way too much. Unless there's something special about the serial numbers, like some Franklin Mint set being sold with all matching or consecutive serial numbers. Other examples are books with pictures, like old atlases. There was a craze (maybe still) where soulless speculators would buy an antique atlas, cut out all the maps and frame them and make bank on the individual maps.

>>56951601
I don't understand what you mean. The minters are in the header: Mintanon, Holocoinanon, and whoever made the other two are "Other" because I don't know or care who they are. (for the record, the MLP was made by "Lunar Harmony" - I have no idea who/what that is). Of course, none of these are the actual minters - they coordinated the process. I think they used Osborne, among others.

>>56951601
>>56951643
Oh, duh,. I just understood what you mean.
Yeah, it would be nice,but I don't know what the numbers are.
Sorry for my slow-thinking.

>>56951643
thank goodness, that makes me feel better about only having a few of the coins.

Was that all because I was talking about Antarctican today?

I missed the bottom.....

And just like that, we’re back.

>>56951757
This is unfortunate for me.

>>56940765
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>>56941907
>safety deposit box
anon... i.

>>56952824
ngmi

>>56952841
i just dont get why anyone would have a safety deposit box. especially post covid bullshit. that should have been a wake up call for most.

>>56952856
It's a mystery. Some people are just dumb I guess.

>>56952589
this one's pretty interesting

>>56952062
great picture / looking round

>>56948864
Pic related is my current stack, probably around £4,000 of silver and £1,000 of gold. Not a huge stack but steadily growing. It's currently in a safe in my office, plan is to buy a new safe that bolts to the ground in the garage.

I have CCTV (stored locally and off-site at a friend's house rather than data centre), an alarm system and all my windows are covered. Deadbolt for the doors, office has a deadbolt as well. I make myself as little of a target as possible. Even if I do get burgled, my home insurance covers everything and I keep an up-to-date Excel file with all my PMs, photograph each purchase and keep receipts.

If you're storing your PMs anywhere other than somewhere that you have EXCLUSIVE access to, then you might as well invest in scams like DigiGold. Want to sell your PMs quickly? Sorry sweetie, bank is closed on the weekend or because there's a technical fault.

Also, which one of you is selling the BOG coin on ebay? £200's a bit too much for it, up for some negotiating on the price?

>>56953547
>Sorry sweetie, bank is closed on the weekend or because there's a technical fault.
'Member after the scamdemic when some banks only allowed vaxxies to access their deposit boxes or enter the bank at all? I 'member.
This was a test balloon.

You have to be of extreme retardation to leave custody of your PMs to an entity who only exist to rob you.

>>56953626
But but but anon said we are being meanies for trying to help by pointing this out

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/18462oa/monerosilvercom_is_shutting_down/

>https://monerometals.io/posts/post-10-monerosilver_monerometals_shutting_down.html

I still haven't received my Gilded Crusader Apu from Anonymint

But I haven't lost Faith

>>56953626
I recall having lobby open hours extremely reduced at my banks in the US.
For a long time. inside banking was shut down completely and all you could do is drive thru during limited hours.
Then when some banks finally opened up, some of them only let one person in at a time and you were confined to the entry way area between the inside doors and the outer doors with a sort of drive thru window style kiosk you had to do your business thru. They still didn't let you inside.
Others slowly started opening for inside service to limited numbers of people at a time during limited hours of the day.
One bank was restricted to one customer allowed in at a time by appointment only.
And when you went to the bank for your appointment the doors were all locked and you had to stand outside and wait for someone to let you in

>>56952062
>Season's Greetings

Another Christmas Product that just refuses to use the word CHRISTmas.

>>56953978
That was incredibly unfortunate. I was trying to access my stack to sell it to reddit retards, but my bank didn't let me. Would've liquidated my entire silver position if only my bank was open.

>>56953978
I had no idea that kind of shit went down. Are there any feasible alternatives to safety deposit boxes for secure offsite storage?

>>56954655
You could look up a thing called Dirtyman Safe.
It's essentially a PVC pipe with a locking cap end, intended to be buried or hidden on your own property

>>56954655
There are depositories that specialize in precious metals, but I have a bad feeling that if the price every went to the moon, you'd show up and there'd be nothing but an IOU in the vault.

>>56954655
>>56954887
For example...
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/an-empty-vault-silver-dealer-ordered-to-pay-146-million-in-case-of-500-000-missing-coins-64b48ca5

do i look at the grades now or wait till they get delivered?

>>56951591
that is a cutie
probably not worth the premium tho

>>56954954
Look now, pussy.

>>56953581
200 pounds is quite fair for a piece of 4chan history, mate

>>56954899
Hmm. Yeah, a number of such services have disappeared with everyone's money.

The security controls that come with a safety deposit box are very attractive. Difficult to beat unless you have a friend who is willing to let you install a high-end safe in their basement.

>>56953626
>'Member after the scamdemic when some banks only allowed vaxxies to access their deposit boxes or enter the bank at all? I 'member.

Those with safe deposit boxes are the sort of obedient little goyim who happily got vaxxed and boosted like they were told tho.

>>56955570
I've got a box
No vaxxies tho
>>56955341
That's the problem with safes. You can bolt it to the ground, but that's only as strong as the bolts. Good safes are very expensive also.

i'm sure glad that they have the lawn mexicans going around to blown the december wisconsin leaves today

>>56955778
Yeah I was looking at rated safes and they are just so expensive. It is difficult to justify one unless you are really into stacking gold...

>>56955834
No snow yet?

crypto nerds will seethe

>>56954899
>mfw

>>56948063
I want to buy the deep but every coin is like fucking collectable with 100% premium.

>>56952062
Soulless and ugly.

>>56952856
Some people will always believe that someone, or something else will take care of them. Certainly a strange mindset.

>>56952062
>>56956808
You can tell the die was designed and created with a CNC program. Really lacks artistic creativity and has a bunch of ugly pure symmetrical features crowding out the copypasted stock image of a nutcracker doll

>>56953692
>banks get robbed way more than people do!
>go ahead, keep large quantities of easily portable wealth in your house
>nobody can rob you if you have a gun!
>just never leave the house or sleep
anyone asking for your "help" deserves what they get.

Me and my stack will never be separated.

This thread has made me a little nervous. My next metal purchase will be a safe. Figure I can install it in the folks basement while I'm house sitting for them in January.

>Bagholders General

>>56957273
>keep your stacking secret from parents
>install secret safe without parents consent or knowledge
>parents find your stack while your away
>you come home
>"HEY ANON! WE FOUND A TON OF GOLD AND SILVER, LIKE, 200 COINS, AND WE SOLD IT ALL AT A PAWN SHOP FOR 1000 BUCKS
>WOW THATS A LOT OF MONEY FOR TREASURE

>>56957273
Safes are like masks for covid, they just give their users a false sense of security

>>56957319
That’s why you leave a note in the safe with your name on it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S22_DuaoHCU

>>56949378
>>56949409
>coin
That's a medal anon. Coins have a currency denomination, while medals are simply the metal and design.

>>56957092
You sure have a hard on for banks, schlomo

>>56957393
Safes delay the thieving. The only thing that stops the thieving from happening is the determination of the thieves.

>>56956046
had snow for a couple hours a few weeks ago but nothing since.

>>56957508
you passed the test fren

It feels like premiums are really coming down on a lot of things.

>>56958141
Junk is down below $20 per face for the first tim in a while

Tick tock. This is your last chance. Sell now before it goes to zero.

>>56958240
> CPI

>>5695824
>selling
Why?
I’ll just buy more when the price goes down.
And I will sit in my stack and I will be happy.

>>56958240
From your article

https://www.morningstar.com/news/marketwatch/20231212195/inflation-will-have-to-get-a-lot-worse-to-justify-golds-current-price

>Bullion would be trading at $1,190 an ounce if gold were trading at its average gold-to-CPI ratio

AISC of gold is roughly $1200usd. The author is a stock pumper, not surprised

>>56958395
Gold, and silver aren't cpi hedges. Entire story is based on a false premise.

>>56958240
>Sell you gold now for meaningless numbers just in case meaningless numbers go down.

Fiat tricks don't work on me, redeeming paper money for rare metal money is now part of my soul.

Hmm today's haul

>>56958641
Would you like some metals with your cardboard and plastic?

>>56957319
how did they get into the safe though

>>56958669
I will just assume that you are blind and jealous!

>>56958395
>AISC of gold is roughly $1200usd
makes me laugh every time

you should probably figure out what AISC is someday soon. Let me know if you want it explained to you. I'll use small words.

>>56958641
Do you think Kennedy fucked Elizabeth?

>>56958679
Carbide tipped saw blades

>>56957319
My mom is the only person that knows where my stack is. I needed someone else to know in case I choke on an almond and die. Of course I'll tell them about the safe after install, but I know they'd be hesitant to let me at the basement floor with a masonry bit. Better to ask forgiveness than permission sort of situation.

>>56958728
I heard she pegged him.

>>56957526
There are alarms that alert you via your phone if your safe is being tampered with. Some with a setting to alert local police if you so wish. It also helps if your safe is hidden behind a false wall or something similar. Which would be the case for me. I should also mention that my folks live in a very rural area with zero nogs, and one of the town cops lives right up the road. Cameras, ring, and motion lights everywhere. It's about as safe as a spot as you could ask for.

Lads, I think ive realised what the big plot about them recently announcing the tripling/quadrupling/friptupuling of solar power production is really about, its to do a raid on all the vaults around the world the cabal can get access to and take all the Gold and Silver from the private investor under the guise that its to "save the world", Its all part and plan of their great wealth transfer.

If any of you idiots are still paying a vault to hold your metals get them the fuck out of there, These globalist parasite criminals are coming for them.

>>56958641
Liking them dollar Brits or whatever they are. Sexy.

>>56958884
Those are called Hong Kong trade dollars, never heard of them before but they're pretty cool.

They also sell for a bit to numismatic types idk what these ones are worth but I paid $35 for them and see them going for up to $1800 on ebay

I missed the bottom......
>again

>>56958942
Nice score, fren. Congrats.

>>56958976
yeah! I'm half tempted to get my lcs to look at them and sell one in exchange for bulk silver. I think realistically they'll be worth about $250

>>56958641
Very nice.

>>56958840
rural areas have about 1/3 the crime of urban places, but you're misunderstanding who's doing that crime.

if you get robbed, it will almost always be someone you know, and often be your own friends or family.

>>56958240
Inflation will rise to 10-15% in coming years. Gold will 2x at least before it moons and silver with it. Dollar is over.

>>56959050
Some of them are worth some big money.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces8472.html

>>56959055
My best friend of 35ish years is the only other person besides my mom that knows I stack. He's the kind of friend that would bring a hacksaw and garbage bags if I told him I had to get rid of a body.

>>56959196
Yeah, it depends a lot on who you hang out with. It's a bit like herpes though, who they talk to matters also. And who those people talk to.
I used to get robbed fairly often until I stopped doing drugs and misdemeanors and quit talking to people that do that sort of stuff.

>>56959177
yeah the 2 I have seem to be the most common ones, the 1911 Bombay coin, but they do seem to be in good shape.

They also had a 1895 trade dollar in excellent shape and I bid $50 on it but somebody bought it up for $100, they might have known something I didn't haha. I don't know anything about numisfagging at all

>>56959242
>I don't know anything about numisfagging at all
I don't either. Numista is a great resource.

>mfw you guys don't keep your stack in the open on a book shelf

>>56958641
>>56958942
>I paid $35 for them and see them going for up to $1800 on ebay
>>56959242
>I don't know anything about numisfagging at all

I don't mean to be a FUD but unfortunately you got scammed fren. I don't recognize that specific slab, but those chinkoid trade dollars are VERY widely faked, there are gobs of fakes in "slabs" available on alibaba and tons of listings on eBay for similar slabbed fake trade dollars. Here's just 1 out of dozens of fake coin scam listings: https://www.ebay.com/itm/266393967354

>>56958854
>ive realised what the big plot about them recently announcing the tripling/quadrupling/friptupuling of solar power production is really about, its to do a raid on all the vaults around the world the cabal can get access to and take all the Gold and Silver from the private investor under the guise that its to "save the world"

Based schizo, I could definitely see this being an angle used to help justify their Great Taking of vaulted PMs.

>>56959483
well that sucks.

>>56959477
checked and keked
based wizard

>>56959576
>well that sucks.

One must be ever-vigilant of the Eternal Chinaman, they are absolute cancer.

>>56959483
it is entirely possible they're fakes.

the reason I think they may be real is they're coming in right around the correct weight. I'm seeing most fakes being way underweight.

the reeding looks legit too, and it has all the flags on the ship. Hopefully they're legit cause it'd be an amazing find

>>56959603
I've seen the chink "slabs" before but I know they sell those holders online, and anyone can print out a label so I just ignore them.

Guess maybe we should be telling /pmg/ more about this stuff, but every time I mention fakes they think I'm trying to fud metals in general. Luckily eBay will take care of this event. But it's still a hassle.

>>56959579

>he still hasn't posted a stack photo

Kek lol lmao even

New thread.
>>56959789
>>56959789
>>56959789

>>56959654
They can approximate the right weight and diameter by using crap like Molybdenum, I'd advise you to spend some time looking at all the fakes you can buy cheap on ebay and Alibaba until that sus applied toning like on your pair and millions of other fakes rings immediate alarm bells whenever you see it. I know you're hopeful that they might be real, but trust me m8 you should just try to get a refund.
>>56959665
>Guess maybe we should be telling /pmg/ more about this stuff
Both of us have been numisfagging since childhood, it's not easy to communicate and transmit all those years of observation and experience in-person let alone on 4chins, it sucks but sometimes getting burned is the only way to properly learn a hard lesson.

>>56959777
Who?

>>56959815
The toning is off, but the only thing that caught my eye was the lack of chop marks. I really should've noticed the fake slabs and identical dates/wear/type

good eye

Marijuana burns hotter than tobacco and off-gasses more crud into the smoke, which damages the larynx and the mucous membranes in the mouth. Habitual users have a croaky, easily-identifiable voice pattern and their mouths develop a layer of slime over time.

>>56951111
can some frens humor me with grade guesses on this?

Came into some precious metals recently and not sure what to do with them.
Do you guys think of them as an investment that you will one day sell for more than you bought it for?
or as emergency apocalypse money that you will hold forever in case we revert to a barter economy?
Or are you collectors who just like having it?
Don't tell me that it's real money and USD is fake, BC I can only buy groceries and pay my mortgage with one of those