/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57108892
i farded in the shower and now my wife is mad at me…

>>57109030
Was she in there with you when you did it?

>>57109060
no she was on the couch in the living room, it was really loud because the water was hitting my ass cheeks

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>>57108903
>I love the orb thing. Is it on any coins?
Una & The Lion coins.

>>57109116
Based Orb, very cool looking coin

>>57109135
>Based Orb
It is also known as the Holy Hand Grenade. Great for blowing up killer rabbits.

My dad gave me this cool 1883 Kingdom of Hawaii quarter for Christmas, definitely made me happy. Since I learned about Hawaiian silver coins as a kid I've always wanted some, but also at that same time I learned about the prevalence of fakes so I never trusted the ones I came across. He picked it up from a knowledgeable dealer so it's entirely legit, but now I gotta collect the other denominations!

>>57108892
>Uncommon sizes edition.

>>57109434
>all this bull shit
couldve bought a mercury dime
why do they do it?

Thinking I might finally pull the trigger and buy a kilo of gold.

>>57109469
Probably not an American or just some rich boomer being cute.

>>57109075
My wife has farted in my face while I ate her pussy and all we did was laugh. What kinda uppity bitch gets mad that she heard a fart?

>>57109484
my kind anon, my kind

>>57109477
good time to buy. I love buying at all time highs.

>>57109490
Rip anon

>>57109493
>I love buying at all time highs.
Don't care. My stock portfolio is also at all time highs. I'd rather buy and hold gold for 10 years than roll some gains into a 10 year treasury. More tax efficient and likely outperforms too.
Besides, momentum can be a good thing. I wouldn't be surprised if gold is trading at 3k in 2 years.

>>57109534
The thing about holding a kilo is if you did need to sell or trade it no one would buy it. Some anon here was posting a couple months ago about how no one would buy the 10oz gold bars he had.

And today I went with dad to his favorite LCS and bought these for $14.80 total from their melt-price scrap coin bin, after dad harvested a rather larger pile of 0% premium coins. The 1929 standing liberty is perfectly decent but they often cull ones like that for some reason. I'm accumulating severely underweight dimes to pay Jewish FWTDHWs after SHTF so figured I'd grab the barbers, and I'll never turn down Seated silvers at melt price ($1.59 at its weight) so although worn I have a based poorfag friend who'd love an 1877 Carson City to keep his slick 1877 Philly dime company. The proprietors also fed dad and I some cocktail shrimp and fresh potato doughnuts while we were browsing, it's a f'ing awesome shop.

>>57109541
Well it's more about the total quantity than specifically purchasing one single bar. Larger purchases seem to pay less premium to spot though.
And I don't really want to just buy an ETF. What would you recommend instead?

>>57109582
If you're a millionaire sure stack big ass gold bars. If you're a normal person gold ounces are the standard and maybe some fractionals if you can get them as close to spot as possible.

were going to make it

>>57109434
How would you feel about 4.8 grain (1/100th Troy ounce) microbars? Ever seen anything like that?

>>57109582
>What would you recommend instead?

Stick to well-known 1oz sovereign minted coins, generic gold bars aren't as trusted or easily verified and could cause you some headaches when trying to liquidate.

>>57109534
>doesn't care about the price
RIP

>>57109614
I still need a pickle rick but those premiums are worth over 2 shreks wtf

>>57109657
The meme coin economy is for high rollers only

>>57109635
1 ounce is 1 ounce. Not like it'll ever become less gold. That's the benefit of buying gold outright over using an ETF.
The value of the dollar is arbitrary, but with a target of 2% inflation, population growth on top, and money supply growing even faster than those factors, I see no reason for long term concern.

Anon from a bit ago, said fuck it and bought 45ozt. They came in.
Stack starts for real now

I love gold

>>57109469
>>57109478
Why the rage and cynicism?
For the record, I like all sorts of different items. I'm not "stacking" anything in particular. They're samples as requested in the OP.

I love gold

>>57108892

>>57109760
Nothing wrong with vanity stacking cool coins and stuff. It's just not practical for most stackers and no one likes being talked down to for not being able to afford impractical things.

>>57109625
>How would you feel about 4.8 grain
Nope - never seen that. That's a very strange size indeed. With my collection as is I'd probably pass on that. I was intrigued by the integer masses.

>>57109784
>no one likes being talked down to
Period. Hence my jimmies getting rustled. I mean, that's what - less that 12 ozt? That shouldn't have elicited the snark.

>>57109582
If I had that kind of fiat to throw around I would make the rounds on all the bullion dealer websites and order 4 x 1oz gold coins from each of them. Then repeat a week later and so on. Keep your purchases under 10k at a whack and try to fly under the tax man's radar. Food for thought.

>>57109807
It's just stuff some anons see as show boaty instead of neat. People are insecure when people are doing better than them. Just embrace the seethe or something, don't let it bother you.

>>57109764

>>57109856
>embrace the seethe
You sound like a woman.

>>57108892
I really want some of those Prospectors Gold & Gems silver bars

Heres a size Comparison pic

On the left; one 10 ounce bar next to 10 one ounce coins

On the right; kilo bar next to 32 one ounce coins

(if you spell the word 'ounce' enough times, it starts to look weird. anybody else notce that?)

>>57109876
And you sound like a faggot, deal with it

>>57109883
Hey, just take your own advice, and cope.

>>57109888
Stack silver and gold and stop being such a fag, anon

>>57109902
If you had any self-awareness, by now you'd realize I trapped you into reacting exactly like you insist I shouldn't - you're not embracing the seethe.
So fuck off with telling me what yo do. You have no idea, and are as fickle as some estrogen-saturated Karen tranny.
You must be a stuck up richfag boomer to post that big brag stack.
Stuck up boomer.

>>57109751
Hell yeah welcome aboard anon! Did you have those old US coins tucked away for a while or were they purchased recently too? Although not of impressive purity, the 35% war nickels contain more silver per $1.00 face value than any other coin, a full 35 grams per dollar versus just 22.5g per dollar worth of the other fractional silver coins they circulated with, I always thought that was pretty cool.

>>57109919
>You must be a stuck up richfag boomer to post that big brag stack.
>big brag stack

>>57109935
>>big brag stack
Exactly. I was being sarcastic. you should see the stack he said *I was bragging with.
>>57109434

>>57109919
>less than $1000 of silver is bragging
Oh so you're the new IQDELET strategy? Embarrassing.

>>57109807
what weight is required for a proper amount of snark?

>>57109954
I'm going to propose we put a cap of 9oz per pic. That way none of the poor fags feel inadequate and get their feelings hurt.

>>57109951
Read:
>>57109949

>>57109988
Hilariously sarcastic with a wicked sense of humor. Post PM's or fuck off.

>>57109931
The nickels, bar, and roughed up rounds are from around a year ago when I first dipped my toes in. The bar was a promotion from SD for new customers.
The quarter and dime I got because I work at a credit union and ppl don't know what they have.

>more silver per $1.00 face value than any other coin
Didn't know that!

I heard we are big brag stacking in here

>>57110060
But then you'll call me a richfag and get all offended.

>>57110237
Don't be so insecure, we love cool PM's here.

>>57109657
You wouldnt get it, its more of a high class chad sort of thing

>>57109760
>rage
what? you havent seen rage, buy a merc better than boomer graining shit,

>>57109949
>bragging about 80% premiums and its not even in the shape of a pickle
kektop

>>57109751
I remember you. Good job fren!

For the dimefags

I see silver is worth 24$
But over sport is 3.99$ in ampex
Maybe its...worth it?

>>57110534
>But over sport is 3.99$ in ampex
You don’t get that price unless you buy 1500+.

>>57110534
>ampex
>Maybe its...worth it?
Screw AMPEX and screw JM.

$85 per coin is crazy. Anon mint has lost his mind

The anons from last thread still here?
>>57108495
>anyone here have a diy smelter in your backyard/hobby shop? I am thinking of doing a DIY smelter,. using custom graphite molds; so I may mint my own personal rounds and bars. I'm doing a tonne of research and believe I found the best way, but looking to see if anyone else here is acticely semtling their own aluminum, silver, gold; copper; etc.
>>57108766
>If you commit to it please post here, fren. I’ve toyed with the idea for about a year now and my theoretical setup is:
>>electric furnace (maybe. The crucibles are much smaller than conventional propane setups and a fucked up poor would have a hard time getting recycled.)
>>3D printer to make molds
>>metal tub and sand to cast
>I like the idea of not worrying about two sided pours. It drastically complicates things versus just having a blank back which could be utilized some how.
Kinda interested in that too. Seems like a neat hobby or even possibly a fun side hustle, but I'm not sure where to even get started.

>>57110124
Put it up your pooper

>>57111587
>possibly a fun side hustle
So, I'm a /fa/g (have to, my work requires business casual) and I'd love to have some silver collar stays for my shirts, but holy shit, are those expensive. Like, 1000% premiums expensive, and they don't even have their weight stamped on them. WTF is the use in that?
And yeah, I get why such a thing isn't easy to get at spot, but those prices seem ridiculous. And if I would do this as a business, I could probably write off all my new toys as business expenses.

>>57109582
>Larger purchases seem to pay less premium to spot though.
akschually, a kilo bar is only the third cheapest option! (But I don't know if you'd get cheaper options if you're buying at non-public "shops")

>>57109582

>>57111613
shut the fuck up

>>57112103
No. Cunt.
And now you post something useful.
captcha:
JMGAY

spot goes up retail goes up but when spot goes down retail doesn't fucking move someone explain this bullshit

>>57112146
you dont have a stack

>>57112175
well, that depends on the definition of "stack", but how about you post yours first?

Hey everyone. I hope you had a very Merry Christmas.

>>57112175
Neither do you.

>>57112256
I didn't know they made silverbacks. Kind of cool

Hope everyone had a comfy Xmas

Any new years stacking goals? I’ve been buying ≈ quarter oz of gold every month plus whatever junk I can afford, gonna try to stick to that

>>57112352
Brother gave me 3 oz silver for Christmas. Takes me up to 408 oz

>>57112352
>Any new years stacking goals?
going to buy ~$2500 in gold (or possibly silver) in mid-March, and again in April.

>>57108892
What can I do with my silver? Should I sell? I am literally using my silver coin tubes as support for my sagging monitor arm.

>>57112352
>Any new years stacking goals?

>>2023 Challenge complete.
>>Hope all your kids starve, China.

>>57112843
>>You want some of my bitcoins? Too bad!!

>>57109534
based
but yeah, i would buy a tube of 1oz gold coins over a kilo bar

How are we feeling Bayhorse bros?

>>57112798
I eat a little bit of it, Super heat your favorite art round and brand yourself somewhere cool, See how far you can throw your phillys,
Put them in your fishtank filter
Lay on back, align rounds with your chakra and enter a more powerful spiritual vehicle.
Fart on a round every day, Try to aim and custom tone your piece
See how high you can stack your rounds.
play pick me up. Toss all your junk silver on the floor and try to pick it all up (give yourself 5 secs per $1 FV).
Do the Cups song while filling tubes.
Possibilities are endless. Can’t do that with a buttcoin.

>>57112173
spot price isn't real
it's a meme
at best it's a very rough approximation of the price

>>57112798
>I am literally using my silver coin tubes as support for my sagging monitor arm.
that's more than what you can use bitcoins for, kek

Morning slurp : 24.5g sestertius of Marc Aurelius, the "Primi Decennales" version. Seller's pics are crap, i'll repost it in better quality once it arrive home. Got it for 20 bux after haggling a bit with the seller. Idk if it's a good deal since it's my first sestertius and prices are all over the places, but the condition looked nice enough so i thought it shouldn't be too bad of a deal (tho the obverse may not be that beautiful, but it's hard to tell with the out of focus pics).

>>57108892
This World War 1 poster translates to "For France, Pour Your Gold." Government propaganda telling French citizens to donate their gold Francs to the government for the war effort. The same french government that sent millions of french youth to get slaughtered and dehumanized in the most unimaginable and disturbingly barbaric manner that mankind had ever seen. And it was all for what? France turned into the cesspool of Europe filled with muslims and third world migrants with no skills. Also read Poilu if you haven't. Great book about the front lines of WW1. Storm of Steel (uncucked 1929 version) is another good read.

>>57113406
Super interesting, thanks for sharing.
I often wonder when others will wake up and realize that we can’t vote these corrupt governments out of power. We’re hurtling towards a civil war imo.

>>57113318
Any Sestertius for that price is a steal.
Good for you!

>>57113471
I cannot help but think about all of the millions of lives wasted, souls stolen and the blood harvest that the elites perpetrated in WW1 and WW2 on the european people. There certainly was a collective effort to murder as many as possible. It is evident from the soldier perspectives. All for nationalist pride, yet now those nations are filled with non-European foreigners and are essentially welfare leeches. The more you read the more you learn. This stuff is never taught in schools and the rabbit holes go deep

>>57110124
>oOOoOOoOOoOOoO no, anon!
>100oz!!
>that's dangerously large; nobody will ever buy that from you
>give it to me at a discount and say thank you

>>57110124
>Pour Ripples

moved to grading. hopefully pictures by tomorrow.

>>57113406
did you watch all quiet on the western front?

Still no tracking number, he said they would all be out last weekend.

>>57113837
pictures already. guess they aren't that busy. do we think chance at 64?

>>57113968
possible, but i see a lot of missing lines from wear all over his face and hair. also, the rim is dinged all to hell.

>>57113855
Yes I thought it was very good. Most soldiers on the front lines thought the war was just mass slaughter nothing more. It was all meaningless, just doing what they had to do to stay alive

Silverbros, how do we respond without sounding like we're coping?

>>57114459
The Louisiana Purchase should not be used as an example for the value of land at the time. The purchase price of LP was basically a formality, It was sold extremely cheaply. Look into what was going on with France, GB, and US at the time that was purchase contract was written up.

>>57114558
I think the majority of 4chan is a special breed that knows this already, But using it as a measure is disingenuous. And so when this meme is shared here it makes us look retarded.

>>57114558
>>57114571
Sounds like you're coping. Try again.

>>57114063
is this going to end up being a 1 day turnaround? i only got this status on the earlier orders a couple hours before they shipped back. i agree that the strike on the hair looks weak or worn, but i think that is just how a few of them are. for example, this is ms66. hair looks about the same, or still weak / worn when you compare to a lot of other 5 rms. its also strange how several, a lot from baden, all seem to have polished reverses. was there some issue?

>>57114063

>>57113968
I wouldn't think it would come back any higher than maybe MS-61, but I'm not experienced with those coins. Very curious to see how it grades so please share when you get the news, I hope you get your 64!

>>57112352
>Any new years stacking goals?
As I am laid off for the winter I'll only be stacking a half ounce a month till March. The upside is that the gubmint is paying for it.

Lads, found an old Garfield silver necklace I must have bought when I was about 8 in the 1980s.

Am I going to make it?

>>57114459
>Silverbros, how do we respond without sounding like we're coping?

Undeveloped wilderness full of hostile Indians, malaria, parasites, wolves and alligators that was many days travel from any semblance of civilization was not as valuable in a world with just 1 billion people as developed and tamed land with easy access to utilities and services is in a world now with 9 billion people.

>>57112843
>>57112893
>2€ in capsules
>loads of insane premiums copper
>nintendo switch but DS cartridges
I am very confused. Troll successful, and guess?

>>57112893
I think its a cool stack. I like repurposing things like that and giving them a new life. Thanks for sharing,

>>57108892
Hello

Hey frens. Hope Christmas was good to you. Post silver you got over the holidays.

I will start. 2020 Proof Libertad my wife put in my stocking.

>>57115300
Not sure which pic I like better. Photo fags how do I get the mirror like reflection to pop in the photos more?

>>57112418
Based, sounds like a good brother

>>57112647
Nice, hopefully there will be some cheapies then

Any idea what this coin is frens?

>>57115795

USA. Are people really saving up pre-83 cents? Is this schizo or does it make sense? I hear people say it's not worth it because of refining costs but wouldn't it be traded as "junk copper" as is based on the copper weight? I don't know what to think. You guys aren't tricking me are you?

>>57115803
I have one of those I won. It has a strange name I need to look it up. I'll try to find mine.

>>57115300
Well that's an awesome stocking stuffer. 2020's ain't cheap and it's proof? Very nice booba!

>>57115962
>Are people really saving up pre-83 cents?
Yes they are. And now that you've asked about it, here they come to tell you of their banking adventures.

>>57115962
It's just the schizos on here that went off the deep end on muh PMs.
Silver and gold are extremely valuable and have proven their value historically and are likely being price manipulated.
They have then taken this price manipulation to the extreme thinking that base metals like copper and aluminum are going to have value in the collapse.

Copper is valued based on dollars per POUND.
You would need a fuck ton of pennies for it to be remotely worth it. And you would have better returns cashing your pennies in for silver or gold.

>>57115803
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces54634.html

when should i put my extra gilded crusader up for sale on ebay?

>>57116080
next year

>>57115975
>>57116079

>>57116110

>>57116110
.

>>57116088
why

>>57116119
>>57116137
must be pretty tricky to tell the fakes from the real ones with designs like those. But since it's originating from India, i'll consider by default all the ones on sale online to be fake kek.

>>57114459
>>57114558
>>57114571
>>57114841
Another thing to consider is that back in the 1800s there was so much land that the your averge American family settlers couldn't just buy 1 small acre and live off that,they had to buy 160 acres of land minimum by government rules ,and considering that the average wage was probably $1 a day for America men and .70 for woman, yeah Its not hard to imaging that most people barely scraping by can't afford land even at 2.00 an acre even if that 2.00 would be 35.00 adjusted for inflation today.

>>57116137
>>57115803
neat. ebay?

>>57115300
Got these

>>57116177
Women didn't work.
And the idea of those laws is that the government would own a percentage of the yield that the land produced.
So if you had a 160 acre farm, 60 of those acres yield went to the government like a feudal tithe

>>57116256
I wish mine would arrive...

>>57116340
Kids and woman worked in factories as well ,they where payed less but were payed ,abd I didn't see anything implying that the government owed part if the land you bought

>>57116421
Yeah I was wrong.
I literally just assumed the government would try to steal some of the land.
It was 1.25 per acre after 5 years of living on and improving the land

>>57114803
Sure thing grandpa

Interesting.

Have last paycheck, Christmas bonus, and gubmint gibs burning a hole in my pocket. Sure would be nice if metals took a shit soon so I can trade my stinky fiat for some cheapies.

>>57116256
Nice hairline

https://twitter.com/duediligenceguy/status/1740365160056004722

https://www.inquirer.com/business/first-state-robert-leroy-higgins-gold-silver-precious-metals-fraud-depository-cftc-20231228.html

An interesting situation brewing in Delaware right now, a major vault for investment precious metals is empty, possibly 123 million in precious metals missing.
If you dont hold it, you dont own it!

>>57116625
I've been to First State Coins in Dover like a dozen times. I hope there's no relation.

>>57116625
I can’t believe it! Delaware, one of the white collar crime hubs of the world, is pulling shady Jew shit?

>>57116615
KEK

>>57116615
post hairline

>>57116190
I won mine on an Instagram giveaway >>57116175
I really don't think you need to worry about that.

>>57116615
this. post hairline migger

>>57116992
That'd be pretty funny, first state depository taking in metal, first state coins selling them, almost the same as what a bank does :p

>>57116625
>don't self custody bro
>it's heavy bro
>just store it in a vault bro
>it's more liquid bro

>>57115300
Now you need to go put something in her stocking.

>>57116625
>https://www.inquirer.com/business/first-state-robert-leroy-higgins-gold-silver-precious-metals-fraud-depository-cftc-20231228.html

Last line from that story....
>“There needs to be state-level regulation,” said Campbell, the receiver.

100% this was a 3 letter agency operation, these parasites always cause the problem so they can come in with the solution.

>>57115300
Stocking stuffing precious metal stuffers. Keep sulver stuffing, gentlemen.

>>57115962
>I hear people say it's not worth it because of refining costs but wouldn't it be traded as "junk copper" as is based on the copper weight? I don't know what to think. You guys aren't tricking me are you?
imo why bother melting a copper penny, when it is already assayed and verified? leave it as is

>>57117812
also a penny is US currency and there are laws against melting them

>>57115962
>Are people really saving up pre-83 cents?
Uhh,.. yes?
based copper penny stackers rise up

Yearly bonus just hit. Ounce of gold or 100oz silver (maybe 3 kilos idk yet)?

Prospector reprting in

What would you expect to get your LCS to pay under/over spot if trying to sell now?

>>57116175
>But since it's originating from India, i'll consider by default all the ones on sale online to be fake kek.

Lol, not a bad policy but to my knowledge there isn't really enough of a market for those medieval Indian silvers to justify the efforts of forgers. I've read that medieval silver coins, sometimes even ancient ones from the first few centuries AD have been circulated and passed down in families in more rural parts of India for centuries so they're pretty common (for 1000+ year old coins). Would be surreal to visit a backwater Pajeet hamlet and see people transacting with 1,500 year old silver coins in the village market.

>>57117895
where'd you pick up that prospector round? was it recently? looks like it is in fantastic shape still.

>>57116256
think this one is my favorite so far. it turned out better than i was expecting

>>57116456
yeah, they'd be no reason to steal some land when they needed people to buy 160 acres just to make it viable and encourage others to immigrate .they pretty much gave free land to people who didn't fight the government in 1862 called the homestead act to encourage people to live in giant open lands

>>57116577
nigga you had till October to buy when it was in the 1800s

>>57115643
>cheapies
god i hope so, gotta keep my costs down

sub 1900 or so

I was on the Nice List this year, so Santa got me 4 (four) booba

Silverbros...we are Ending the Fed!!!

>>57118063
>prospector round
picked it up back in 2020 or 2021 maybe. from ProvidentMetals I think. got a few of em.
i see JMBullion and Apmex both have them right now. theyre usually like AU/BU condition

>went to ask the girl I have a crush on out for coffee
>she has a BF
Why are all the good ones taken ;_;
I'm so lonely...
Dubs (or double dubs) decides which I buy to make myself feel better
A.) 100g Germania bar
B.) 4toz PG&G bar
C.) 4toz "$100 bill" bar
D.) 100g Geiger bar
If trips or quads I'll buy a 250g or 8toz PG&G bar or 2 of the $100 bill styles. Only the first post to meet the criteria for this counts.

>>57117895
Based 20 Swiss Franc enjoyer.

>>57118533
>D.) 100g Geiger bar

>>57118533
how about a nice moderate risk mutual fund with a high expense ratio.

>>57118533
German

>>57118565
Brah, this is /pmg/ not /smg/.

>>57118533
8 OUNCES
>T. scooped 30oz recently lost 12 as gifts at christmas

>>57118665
Gotta pick A, B, C or D fren.

>>57118675
Nigga you put something as an option for trips or quads that is not tied to a symbol

>>57118675
If i got dubs on option it would be null, i was rolling for highest tier alone

>>57118694
>>57118703
Ok sorry I worded it poorly. If trips/quads I'll either double or buy the next size up since they don't make 200g Geigers or Germanias (that I know of).

>>57117838
Copper Chads will have the last laugh

>>57115962
yep all you have to do is check ebay. people are selling them and there are some listings with many watchers.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p4432023.m570.l1313&_nkw=pre+1982+pennies&_sacat=0

>>57116256
It only took a year from pre-sale to delivery. The new round offering looks terrible as well. I wouldn’t be surprised if he doesn’t sell many and closes up shop.

>>57118839
Sorry jew dealer. No time for your psyops today.

>>57118533
Rollin' for Germania

>>57116625
>The rest of the boxes were missing gold and silver worth $76 million. Some were empty; some had silver but none of the listed gold; SOME WERE STUFFED WITH PAPER IOUs. Another 140 customers the receiver identified haven’t filed claims.
You can't make this shit up. IF YOU DON'T HOLD IT, YOU DON'T OWN IT. Capitalized a portion of the quote for emphasis.

If you have not received a tracking number yet do not panic you have not been missed. The mint is on extended holiday so the remaining gilded we were expecting had not been able to ship in time. Apologies for not communicating this sooner and initially stating everyone should have them by Christmas.
They're back in the office on the 2nd and should have them shipped very shortly after.
For leftover Crusader numbers there are about 15 of each left over that will eventually be available. At the moment ebay will likely be your best bet

Thank you all for posting your pictures. It helps to realize how far this has come.

>>57119319
Has the Anonymint guy ever talked about doing a solid 999+ gold round?

>>57116256
Mine rolled in today too. Aiming to keep 5 for myself.

>>57119403
Yes, when we do it will likely be fractional, 1/4 oz

Any opinions on PM miners for those that don’t want to hoard physical gold like a long nosed bridge goblin or Scrooge McDuck? Will they ever not just constantly shit the bed?

>>57117838
Penny boxes are fun to pick through while I'm waiting for my boxes of halves to arrive at the bank.

>>57119430
go to /CMMG/
This is a if you dont hold it you dont own it neighborhood

>>57119425
Lol. No one is going to spend $1000 on a 1/4 oz Pmg round that will take 11+ months to show up.

>>57119442
Cheers

>>57119425
I want a Halloween themed gold round
Not sure how that could be /pmg/ or just 4chin related but I don't think I have ever seen one anywhere.
Like I said on here many times,the first time I saw that Korean gold coin I thought it was a Halloween coin like with spooky looking vines, full moon and a haunted house.
Seriously, has anyone ever seen a spooky gold coin? I think I saw a gilded silver coin with a lame pumpkin face once.

>>57119319
Nice.
>>57119445
I will buy at least two

>>57119445
I doubt it would be that much unless gold seriously goes to the moon and even if it did I would probably get it.

>>57119482
>>57119319
/pmg/ Trees here

>>57115962
>>57117838
About 30 pounds of post apocalyptic wampum is probably a good amount to have on hand but the real money is gold and silver

a reminder to others new to stacking is stick to well know stuff rather than the cheap stuff, as you wont be guaranteed to keep the premiums you paid for if you bought cheap, generic, foreign .Whether its gold or silver cheap stuff barely holds its premium ,that's why its cheap .not including ASE as those were a result of low productions ,but they're still sold faster and are recognizable then generic stuff. don't buy brit Sovs, no one bothers buying them if you needed to sell fast compared to a 1/4 AGE or Canadian leaf. Ask me how i know how hard it is to sell sovs

>>57118533
C

>>57119950
>don't buy brit Sovs, no one bothers buying them if you needed to sell fast compared to a 1/4 AGE or Canadian leaf. Ask me how i know how hard it is to sell sovs
unlike many here i've actually sold my gold and it's just as easy to sell a sov as it is a 1/4 AGE or leaf, unless you go to a physical store which i wouldn't at all

>>57119950
just cuz some guys you know didn't want to buy em doesn't mean they're hard to sell

>>57118533
D

>>57116625
>First State Depository Co.
I think this is the same company.

>>57109490
Grim.
How many kids u got?

>>57117838
I buy 999. Fine copper

>>57109116
>>57109135
It’s called a globus cruciger

>>57119950
What does this even mean? It is far more likely that collector premiums will vanish with hard times than straight bullion losing its value. Some people (like me) enjoy more expensive coins for historic and aesthetic reasons. But I don't suffer from the delusion that the premiums I pay will somehow survive an economic storm better than straight bullion value. I see no reason to think that would be true. People on limited budgets will do well to buy anything that is cheap and reliable..

>>57119319
Hey mintanon how many total gilded and non gilded crusaders minted?

>>57108892
Got these from a family member. 14 rolls of BU dimes , 1955 - 1964, and a 1889 Morgan dollar. They weren't stored properly for several years and a couple coins are pretty tarnished. New coin tubes otw

>>57120077
where you selling it, at meets?

>>57118201
And I did. I'm perpetually turning ones and zeros into gold and silver. I just don't do it when metals are pumping. Hoping they dump before the new year.

>>57118227
What did you have to do, blow Santa? Very nice, fren. I fucking hate you right now.

>>57118553
This.

>>57119434
Jesus dude, at least buy a few ammo boxes. I'm picturing the collapse and you bugging out, cardboard boxes tearing and pennies spilling everywhere as your neighbors watch with puzzled looks on their faces.

>>57120761
I got a roll of mercs that were very tarnished but otherwise in great shape. Went through and made sure none were key dates, then did the boiling water/baking soda/foil thing.

Now they’re shiny and look great, since they’re high mintage coins I regret nothing

when can i get a good deal on trading metals for land? got my goals on being a comex player until then

>>57120926
There was a nice, very brief, dip a couple months ago. Horrible time to buy atm

>>57108892
WTF, why is the Chinaman Exchange pricing the gold so much higher when compared to COMEX? Is this price manipulation?

>>57121513
China has a different valuation platform.
word is, there will be a major disruption soon when Chinas spot price market torpedo's the west's comex scam.
something to do with LBMA as well

>>57121513
>metals are manipulated and kept artificially low by Western banks
>JP morgan bankers recently convicted for this
>their vaults are mostly empty because it's all paper
>China produces and imports record gold
>China gets mad at Australia for diluting gold they bought
>Shanghai Gold Exchange pulls out of London gols market
>price discovery of gold in China becomes higher than elsewhere
Ah yes, surely it's the Chinamen who are manipulating the price so they can [checks notes] pay more for physical gold.

>>57118533
D

>>57116256
Just got mine too, the edge lettering warms my heart

>>57121622
We have a WinRAR.

>>57120585
Crusaders Total Mintage
>Gilded - 480
>Regular - 375

>>57121622
>>57121693
Done! I had to pre-order. Maybe I'll meet a nice gal before it arrives in the mail. One can only hope :)

>>57122034
Man of your Word, I like it.

>>57113968
VG & cleaned

>>57121652
Yeah, I lucked out on one and got #100

tfw

>pms just keep winning
>/pmg/ wagmi
Stonk market neRds will seethe

Why are people paying more than double spot price for bullion? The gold ones are somewhat rare so perhaps it's a collector, but for a bog standard silver bullion coin?

>>57122405
Specialty coins from 2006 aren’t “bog standard”…

>>57120578
That's the point I was trying make,thankfully I haven't lost much in terms of selling but it fell short of what value it had compared to selling an age for comparison

>>57121622
>>57122034
This was the only logical choice. KEK wills it.

>>57122405
Gilded proofs. Fair prices. You should see how much the mini-mintage ROUNDS from GSM go for. Not so fair prices.

Been seeing a fuss about Walmart selling gold "now".
I'm not sure how accurate the "now" part is but it's interesting.
I thought I was supposed to have another 6 months before things get weird.

>>57122421
It's a 2006 silver Britannia, that's your bog standard bullion coin. Other than having a slightly lower silver standard and having the Queen on the back, there's no real difference to a 2023 silver Britannia. 2.5x spot-price is ridiculous

>>57122548
Gilded proofs I can somewhat understand, they look nice but I wouldn't pay 2.5x over spot for them. Your only market will be other collectors.

feeling like garbage today frens

>>57122626
>Your only market will be other collectors.
I think you have your answer. As for the standard 2006, a collector is probably filling in gaps in his collection. It's something to do in between stacking. It's nice to always have shinies in the mail every week, even if it's just one or two coins.

>>57122680
me too. bad night and a rough morning
make me wonder is it 5G or DEWs?

>>57122680
Have you tried boofing a silver kilo? Always puts me in a better mood.

>>57122405
>Why are people paying more
Because they can afford them, want them, and this is the opportunity to get them.

>I wouldn't pay 2.5x over spot for them.
Luckily, you don't have to buy them.

>Your only market will be other collectors.
And given the number of bids and the prices, the market seems to be quite active and healthy.

>>57122034
>over $1/g
wtf??

booty time

>>57123083
Its geiger. We used to have a dude around here with a massive geiger collection.

>>57113665
Did someone say “pour ripples”?

thoughts on Stainless bullion? Foundrys shut down like crazy these days, there is going to be a real metals crisis.

>>57123460
Just buy those Bullion nickel coins from canada its a steal right now. Is it pre 86? i forget.

>>57122405
those are basically collector's items dude

>>57122626
>Your only market will be other collectors.
yeah, no shit
got any other pearls of wisdom

Chilli dog stackers reporting in

what does /pmg/ think about 'crack up boom' theory?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr69qR7yzVE
what is /pmg/ prophecies for next year? next few years?

>>57122714
that helped, i do feel a bit better.

>>57108892
>Uncommon sizes edition.
My dick is 3 inches long in erection.

>>57109493
Gold was also at all time highs in 2019, 2020 and 2022.

Looks like i was right, Javier Milei is another cia/mossad/mi6 psycho puppet, Big F for Argentina.

>>57124380
Forgot the link
https://www.rt.com/news/589904-argentina-opt-out-brics-media/

>>57124380
>muh jews
nigger

>>57124390
>Oy gevalt

>>57124425
wtf?

i guess it isn't as bad irl, but the rest of series III better make up for wario (forma de shenron)

I don't even know if I want these for the meme value.

>>57122625
Walmart has been selling gold/silver with APMEX for at least 1-2 years. Not sure why people are talking about it now like it's some meaningful data point for the coming happening. Things are about to get weird very soon but it's actually going drop precious metals prices

>>57124528

>>57124571
you are still getting cucked by apmex prices

>>57124065
hot dog on slice of bread

>>57124635
>Perth mint
good luck with that fake bullion

>>57124528
>>57124635
>>57124757
D O P P E D
O
P
P
E
D

I just had tacos.
didnt have any diced tomatos to go with them.
i just got reminded how important tomatoes are.

>>57124635
it's been a year man. a literal year. happy anniversary

>>57117492
I'm pretty sure it's just a coincidence that they have the same name
The coin shop is a pretty small store
Every other business is called First State in Delaware

Why do people hate APMEX? Their prices are about as high as other online dealers in my experience. They take ages to ship after taking my money, but otherwise I haven’t had issues

>>57124908
Save my Christmas Perth Mint reminder from this year too, something tells me they wont be operational come next Christmas.

>>57125052
APMEX and JewM have higher spot prices. Try hero/bold

>>57124656
the prices through walmart aren't bad, plus i get 5% cash back with my walmart card.

>>57125052
it's true that sometimes apmex charges way too much for shit. i saw them charge $100 more than others for a 5oz libertad for example
but for most stuff it's fine

>>57123360
What kind of justification is this? This is nothing more than generic silber. Prices on those are 'tarded, i can stack twice as much with cheap constitutional.

>>57124065
damn your food used to be better

>>57125227
You might be confusing spot prices with premiums. The pennies differences between their listed spot prices do not account for the dollars differences in what they charge.

>>57125300
geiger bars are based german squares. i like em. probably better stuff to stack en masse though, it's true

>>57124571
> Things are about to get weird very soon but it's actually going drop precious metals prices
I need an cheapies! Haven't bought anything for months.

>>57125416
PM prices will drop
premiums will soar
simple as

>>57124571
Hyperinflation is usually preceded by Deflation

Cliff High actually talks about it in >>57124112
There will be a temporary moment of deflation before everything goes to shit

>>57125464
yes, and during this time getting physical PMs will be difficult. getting paper PMs will be a cinch tho

>>57125256
>get 5% cash back with my walmart card.
i'm applying for a walmart card

one more paycheck and one more quarterly distribution until the next dividend milestone. then probably a couple more gold coins. hopefully 2024 isn't too shit

>>57124571
looks like an interesting video

>>57124112
sorry meant this video

>>57125478
during this time is when it will be the most dangerous, because everybody will be scrambling to get out of dollars and nobody will be able to get PM's, but YOU already have some. You have to keep that shit a secret until the initial chaos dies down.

>>57125423
Noooo, I already filled up a box of premiums. I need cheapies for cheap, real cheep! Like 23 euros/oz would be good.

>>57125464
>>57124112
I think the elite in America, if given the chance, will squeeze our balls for as long as they can.

If you think about what the american currency has become, it is essentially nothing more than lent out "demand units" that people toil away endlessly for and stash away in leveraged products such as houses, stocks bonds and PMs. They will try to stew us in deflation for an uncomfortable amount of time to pull that value out of everything before letting it rip IMO,
Medical industry is a good model for this. It is purposeful expensive to steal back all of the people's money and also acts as a threat to keep people paying the ponzi and also working until Medicare can take over. These are literal financial cage-bars you can see all over the American people.
We better start believing that much of the value was siphoned out long ago but these financial institutions are going to keep trying to suck us dry long after we've all nut.

>gold was $1,300 4 years ago
I don't feel so good.

>>57125680
Makes silver look like such a good deal in comparison.
I'd love to get some AGEs at those prices though. Could you imagine? I remember back when gold was under $1000 and had like 5+ ounces. What a time to be alive.

>>57125746
>Makes silver look like such a good deal in comparison.

Because it is, Silver is the investment opportunity of the century. I love Gold but it doesn't have a potential x50 - x100 ROI like Silver does.

>>57125782
My modest junk stack has found a new purpose.

>>57125680
That's why my ratio is so skewed.
I need more gold, but it hurts so much compared to silver (which took a decent bump itself)

Crusaders: where are they?

>>57125954
most people got em
you probably live really far away from mintanon

Just bought my first 100g silver bar, feels good having shiny junks of metal

>>57125976
Really?
I had a chance of address I sent him and he said everything would be cool
Me worried now:-(

>>57122680
>>57122702
Just today I started feeling better after six weeks of shit sleep, nausea, snot, and coughing. I’m telling you, man, it’s either 5G or more bio weapons. Never in my life have I been consistently sick.

>>57126018
100g is a fun weight; not massive but not mini. The geigers are by far my number 1.


>little brother’s Christmas present to me

>>57126019
no changes for me, no tracking email either. a little worried too - he said he'd have tracking info for the remaining ones by the end last weekend. order # in the 1300's

>>57125332
chilli dog is good
>>57124705
yep. bread is bread

>>57126071
>Faye Valentine [my wife]
shes such a problem child. i can fix her

>>57125954
i'm keeping yours safe

>>57126354
There are some rounds still coming from the mint, he should be getting them after Monday. Patience discipline and virtue.

NEW THREAD

>>57126532
>>57126532
>>57126532
>>57126532

>>57115962
yes

>>57125782
About the picture, I've recently retrieved my book about old coinage from an obscure corner of my bookshelf and checked the price of "trofa" (no idea how to translate it), that is, the amount of food one adult man needs to survive a day on.
In the book it was calculated as the price of 3 kg of grain and 1/2 kg of meat (1 kg = slightly over 2 pounds). In another old book I found out that you can get 70 kg of flour from 100 kg of grain, 3kg is therefore 2.1 kg of flour.
In my country, trofa calculated like so would cost 5 g of silver (1oz = 31.1g)
In medieval England, for comparison, it would cost 2,5g (13th century), 3g (14th), or 1g (15th) of silver. In the next three centuries, it cost about 2g.

Long story short, it seems that the supply of food has risen faster than the supply of non-prudish women. The Industrial Revolution and its consequences.

Also, I found this neat article about trofas, unfortunately in Polish.
https://pl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trofa_(ekonomia)