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Shit thread filled with faggot schizoid boomers wanking over their overpriced metal which will never moon in their lifetimes

>>57172217
Thanks for stopping by.

Fully cooked iPhones MADE IN USA!
Why’s it gotta be this way?

>>57172217
What index fund do you recommend?

Lmao you pathetic stackers never fail to make me laugh with your ”precious metal” threads. Face it. most cryptobros will be infinitely more successful than any of you sad virgins ever will be. You are on the wrong side of history. get over it losers

Picked up this 40oz'er at auction and it has the most amazing rainbow toning I've ever seen. Pic doesn't do it justice, you see different colors from every angle.

>>57172217
Why u mad though?

>>57172315
If only you knew the size of the stack that exists….

When are we mooning? It's too high to stack for my tastes

>>57172344
Might save that pic for a future meme

>>57172315
>buys btc at 60k in nov 2021
>now seethes in mpg threads

>>57172326
Beautiful find, anon!

>>57172392
It’s the one I activated last year. Sorry for Gaza and Maui or whatever.
Debt Maxing has consequences but we all have roles to play in the grand theater of life.
We’ll do better moving forward.

Anyone ever sold coins at auction? I'm looking to sell some of my commemorative coins that I bought at a high premium so I can re-invest in spot price silver. Looking at eBay and previous auctions it seems like I'll break even, but so many ruddy fees. 15% seller's premium, £4.50 per lot, 1% for insurance per item etc.

> The Auctioneers reserve the right to dispose of all unsold lots which they consider to be of negligible re-sale value, including any that have not attracted a minimum bid of £20 and at the Seller’s expense

Seems like a scam, but I've got about 30 commemorative coins I don't care about I'd like to sell. Paid about £60 for each.

>>57172635
Fuck me nevermind, it is a scam. Buyer's a pay a hefty premium, and sellers buy a hefty premium when they sell. Then with all the fees these people must be raking it in.

> A lotting fee of £6.50 per lot will be levied on every lot entered for auction on each occasion it is offered for sale. This charge covers the catalogue description, research and marketing. The lotting fee is payable irrespective of whether or not the lot is sold.
> A commission charge of 13.0% of the hammer price will be deducted from the proceeds of the sale.
> A loss and damage waiver of 1.5% will be charged on the total sale price

So if a coin sells for £65, I end up getting £50. Seems like a bit of a waste, making a £15 loss IF it sells at that price.

>>57172635
r/pmsforsale

>>57172668
I'd honestly rather accept the loss I've made on the coins and hold them for years than deal with Plebbitors or sign up for an account with that shitty website. But thank you.

>>57172706
Based
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>>57172706
ands that's why you'll always be two steps back ,because you're scared of trying something new

How do I sell my silver? I could use some cash. Most places should offer a few percent under spot right? Has anyone tried to sell to apmex or jmbullion?

>>57172830
Sell at your LCS. The overhead of online retails essentially guarantees you will get less.
You can always call them for a quote I suppose.

>>57172794
Oh no! I'll never be able to sign up for a Jewish proper gander site that is 90% bots where everything is dictated by updoots and I woudn't be able to sell anything anyway because I don't have karma and keep getting banned by over-zealous mod because I didn't follow their dick-sucking ritual for making a post!
How ever will I survive? If I can't sell these few coins on Reddit I shan't be able to pay my winter fuel bill and shall freeze to death!
Get fucked and go back to your propaganda mill.

>>57172635
>i paid a high premium for muh silber
>i'll have to pay a high premium to sell muh silber
>nobody wants muh silber
>if i want to get rid of muh silber i'll have to actually pay someone to take it from me
I don't mean to dunk on you personally, but this is the fate of all silver stackers when they realize they need real money and not tarnishing tokens they thought were rare collectors items/sound money. You got ropped into a "redpilled" monetary ideology that's really just thinly veiled consoomerism. Sorry for your loses, but let this serve as an example to other "stackers" here or those who are silver curious. Silver is a boomer meme. The world isn't ending and your metal means nothing to nobody. You're just some dim-minded fool left holding the bag.

>>57172892
Preach!
>Buys silver
>Price hasn’t moved up in years
>Can’t even sell it without massive losses
>Thinks people trying to inform them of reality are gubment shills

>>57172314
>gets called a boomer
>Calls me a boomer to gotcha me
Yeah you did good

>>57172706
>>57172854
I get where you're coming from but that's why you should have made an account on there years ago and joined the NPCs for the updoots and then you could sell now.

>"it's not worth my pride!"
Sure it is.

>>57172854
kek get over yourself anon ,most on /x/ or pol aren't as paranoid over jews like you are. Besides the way you describe pmsforsale without even visiting it shows your an underage poster who parrots what everyone else say about it ,it wont kill you and you'll even be able to buy metal cheaper then the (((dealers)))

>>57172892
>>57172942
The dollar was originally a piece of silver.
You've been brainwashed to value pieces of paper that (used to) represent that silver.
Now you're being brainwashed to value the 1s and 0s that represent the pieces of paper (crypto).

I'm sorry but you're just stupid.

>>57172945
>he's a redditor
That's explains why you were such a faggot in the last thread. Makes sense now. Didn't you say you were going to leave?

>>57172892
Nah, it's more about making sure you do research before getting into stacking. I didn't know about pmg or premiums so I just went to the Royal Mint and bought every coin I liked. Then when the queen died I bought every single one that I could get as I assumed they'd go up in value.
They probably will gradually, not as fast for high mintage ones of course, but you're limited to selling to other collectors. Pic related is one coin I have, bought for £57.50 in 2022, so even after fees and shipping I'm breaking even. And it's just a random coin, not that rare or interesting.

Silver was £6 an ounce in 2008, £18 today. Inflation wise today, £6 would only be £9.32 today. has it performed as well as gold, stocks or bonds? No. Is it safer than bonds and stocks? yes. Is it cheaper than gold and therefore more accessible to the average consumer? Yes.
Diversify your portfolio, spread your investments and buy gold as well as silver. Stacking silver because it's going to hit the moon when SHTF and will be 100x as much because FIAT has collapsed is idiotic however.

>57173014
no (You)s for you hurrrdurrr

>>57173026
>Stacking silver because it's going to hit the moon when SHTF and will be 100x as much because FIAT has collapsed is idiotic however.
There are other more conservative factors that amount to nearly the same end.

>>57172944
What? Are the no do want invest money and savings for to do 5% investment return?

>>57173087
English motherfucker, do you speak it?

>>57172967
Cheaper than spot price silver on eBay? 28.28g of 0.925 silver is currently worth £15.77. Doubt I'll find a better deal in Plebbit. But you do you mate, I'd give you gold for your post but I have no coins so take my upvote!

>>57172945
Perhaps if I was a re-seller, but not really worth it to get rid of 30 or so coins I don't care for that much. Easier to just pop them on eBay as a set, just didn't realise auction rooms where such a scam.

>>57173000
>you're being brainwashed into using new thing
>i'm based and redpilled for collecting outdated thing
Things change. Clinging to outdated, irrelevant concepts doesn't benefit you. You're not smart for knowing about the old thing. You're dumb for not understand the current thing and believing the world will regress back to using the old thing.

>>57173026
At least you have a grasp of things better than others. For a hobby collector, breaking even when liquidating a collection isn't the end of the world, but for an investment, it's terrible.

>>57172945
>>57172706
>make new plebbit account
>make a small purchase or two
>make a couple of small "good deal" sales shipping first to reputable trusted members to establish feedback
>raise prices on subsequent sales
Not that hard, and well worth it if you are selling very much and don't want to get assraped having to sell below spot.

>>57173173
>but for an investment
It's not an investment, it's a real asset, like land. You can invest, but that's not what it is at all. It is the thing itself.

>grandpa, why did grandma marry you?

I’m the king of card games bitch

>>57173173
>nooo dont buy silver buy "the current thing'
Haha baggy

>>57173125
>Easier to just pop them on eBay as a set,
ebay takes ~13%, and they don't let people sell PM's without doing a fair number of other sales first.

they sorta suck unless you're doing it all the time and know what to expect.

>itt the pals pretending that commerce can only be done online or thru reddit
Coin in hand for an acre of land

>>57173244
Their problem is they are trying to buy and sell silver like Pokemon cards. It doesn't work that way.

>>57173270
>silver
>pokemon cards
False comparison

>>57173204
>real asset
To him, a real asset is a number on a screen, not something actually tangible like silver or land

>>57173173
>You're not smart for knowing about the old thing. You're dumb for not understand the current thing
Hahahaha its the esl poojoo poster again

>>57173125
look you asked for some help on selling, I told you an option thats fairly easy without dealing with fees and taxes tasking your gains and you cried about the plebbit monster under your bed.

>the current thing

>>57172164
>Dragon Edition
Hello?
Yes, this is help desk.
You say you have a dragon problem?
Yes, it sounds like you need a reptile exterminator.
Yes, we can solve this... It will cost you one treasure hoard.

>>57173173
>You're dumb for not understand the current thing
I actually worked for a couple of crypto "startups" and I didn't sell my bags until 7 years went by and I could see that nothing was being accomplished, networks weren't getting faster, everyone was just gambling even at the top of the best tech projects.

>>57172315

>Bitcoin ETF

So uh they're just going to use this to manipulate Bitcoin like they do Gold or Silver aren't they?

>>57173550
Why anyone has any faith in crypto as an entity somehow outside the control of the government is insane. On the off chance it’s not outright a red herring created by whatever three letter agency you want, they will sooner bring about WW3 (as they already are) before granting financial autonomy to the plebs.

Dragons you say? These were a little disappointing

>>57173550
Its already giga manipulated through rehypothecation, cold wallets get borrowed by sam bankmam so he can pump the nft market
Think about the phrase
>not your keys
>not your coins
At least they warned you

>>57173550
Yes. The whole thing is fucking hilarious. There are people who think a derivative of a nothing asset has value, that the hottest and most bullish thing right now is encrypted cosmic inflation. I've always laughed at the notion of someone being convinced that they can plat fog, but holy shit this takes the biscuit.

>>57173584
>sha encryptions
>invented by nsa around 2005ish

>>57173584
there's no way it isn't compromised. nobody knows who actually made it in the first place and you can track exactly where everything goes

>>57173667
I bought a tube. I like 'em.

>>57173698
>>57173703
I've often wondered if the CIA/NSA might have actually cracked SHA-256 at least to some degree.

Then they released Bitcoin for other countries (and criminal networks) to pickup and use, thinking it's an anonymous payment network.

Boom, global surveillance.

>>57173667
I thought they were great! Why no like, anon? There have been some goofy looking dragon mintages and I feel Asahi did a great job. Low premiums are a plus.

>why yes, I don't own any chinese coins, or coins based on chinese "culture", how could you tell?

>>57173703

>>57173772
And they always go “it’s impossible to guess my string of words” when that’s all it is. Ten years from now the tech will exponentially improve on the standards of today. Guessing words won’t be hard lol. This is on the assumption that another hack or Ponzi exchange collapse doesn’t wipe out your fortune in the meantime.

>>57173785
I just think the dragon design is too messy. I know Chinese dragon art is usually pretty detailed but I dunno, it's just sloppy looking to me

>>57173825
Do you have any preferred silver dragon designs? There have been some goofy fuckups through the years:

>>57173772
MD5 is already considered obsolete, so probably the NSA has some shit on SHA-256 by now. I wouldn't be surprised at all.
I don't consider anything digital safe, especially the more complicated it gets.

>>57173772
You know that Bitcoin is the opposite of anonymous, right?

When u put cash in a bank or crypto wallet

Was at the coin shop and a guy brought in a 10oz bar, the bullion meter couldn't read it, i went with him to the coinshop downstreet and 3 of their meters read a pure bar, maybe the battery was low on the one at the bullion shop. Made friends witha stranger today!

>>57173204
This is you.

>>57173173
>Things change. Clinging to outdated, irrelevant concepts doesn't benefit you. You're not smart for knowing about the old thing. You're dumb for not understand the current thing and believing the world will regress back to using the old thing.
That is the most retarded argument I've heard yet. Clinging to "outdated and irrelevant concepts" is a fallacy. Metals have proven through human history to be a safe haven. The last 7,000 years have yet to be disproven on that. All the "new and current" things are a vessel for financial destruction.

>>57174360
>water
>drank for thousands of years
>sheenyids come along
>oyhey this is the new thing
>nothing like the original, not even real in name
>syrup
>drink the corn syrup
Quintessential silver vs crypto

Kektop

>>57172164

>>57172164
>Dragon

>>57173231
>they don't let people sell PM's without doing a fair number of other sales first.
why you lying?

>>57174760
I think he meant in order to build a reputation on ebay, new vendors always seem suspicious. I ordered a sewing machine part for my mom and it never arrived, account had changed rheir name and everything..luckily the credit card company at my credit union was on my side about it and refunded me my 228 bucks, ebay was silent the whole time. As for
>they won't let you sell PM's
I donno of any rule, but then again i dont really deal with the internet too much for commerce for various reasons.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>57172164
Cheapies inbound

>>57175292
Good. Liftoff can happen after April.

>>57175385

>>57173772
>>57173803
>>57173875
>>57174237

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QdCvssobis

>>57173483
Dranonslayer reporting for duty

Dammit. Couldn't help myself. Looking forward to seeing how well I can photograph it to show it off.

>>57173231
Did some analysis and it doesn't seem like eBay would be that bad. Paid £957.18 for the coins I want to sell silver value of £178.71. Selling them on eBay, averaging the cheapest sold price and cheapest currently selling price, has me making £1,057.59 after fees and shipping.
Not too bad to be honest, happy with breaking even. Shipping has each parcel insured up to £50 so even if they lose each parcel that's still £1,050. Just need to take a video of me boxing each parcel beforehand to avoid scammers.

I'm hesitant to take an updated stack pic for the sake of PERSEC/OPSEC. Anyone else like this? When I went on /k/ regularly I'd post a firearm here and there, but I'd never post a full family photo.

>>57176238
Just post some proof coins and a few mint tubes, it's better to get to the point with content over volume.

>>57176238
3 letter agencies already know what your stack is unless you've been buying with cash only. As long as you're not taking pictures with anything identifiable in the background then no autist will be able to pinpoint your location to rob you, all they can do is get a general location based off what you say. IDs reset with each thread, so unless you're tripping or posting the same pic in each thread there's no way to link you.

>>57173667
why are asahi coins cheaper?

>>57172164
Heads up that many public-private organisations are running Ops against goyim owning precious metals and anonymity enhanced cryptocurrencies.
Here is a compendium of psyop strategies they use: https://disarmframework.herokuapp.com/

>>57176238
I crop my photos and putm in memes

>>57175752
We will drive the beasts into the sea

>>57176526
>>57175752
Your little girl doll is cute. Is she a character from a cartoon you liked as a child?

>>57176357
Because they're just minted rounds, not government coins with an actual fiat value.

>>57176555
Girls und Panzer is for all ages

>>57173026
> Stacking silver because it's going to hit the moon when SHTF and will be 100x as much because FIAT has collapsed is idiotic however.
Silver has mooned due to non-shtf situations several times since the US was founded. Twice in living memory. Arguably three times if you count the economic crash in 2008. I think it’s mor or less guaranteed in the coming crash. Only question is when.

>>57176624
Does it really matter in the long run? Does it make a difference when buying them?

>>57176526
I would kill for one of those
And the shiny thing is pretty nice too

>>57176238
They already know. Even if you bought most of them through private sales, you’re on the list of you bought any with a credit card or signed any paperwork. They won’t come get them, even if the government tells them they can.

>>57176687
How charming. It looks like a video game.

>>57172164

>>57176414
Nice attempt at obscurity dept of holemand security

Guys I just found $8k worth of Bitcoin in an old wallet that I forgot about.
Should I buy gold and platinum, or a nice .308 rifle + ammo?

>>57176859
yes

>>57177070
Gold. You should already have a nice rifle :3

>>57177070
Buy gold coins.

>>57172164

>>57177070
sell it in late 2025 for about $50k.

>>57177648
There is no room in heaven for those who play in satanic markets. Gold, guns, and ground are the only components of a godly portfolio.

>>57177698
Based

>>57177698
Upperleft is sambankman

>>57178015
very nice

Crusaders finally showed up!
Thank you very much Mintanon, you made my day.
You didn't joke when you said you'd do a lil' something for me to make up for the delay. Thank you for swapping the regular coins for gilded ones for free, plus i didn't have to pay any (((custom+postal fees))), i don't think it's your doing since the custom form is there and displaying the pricetag, but most likely my post office doing a terrible job (for once it's to my advantage tho). It was a double nice surprise!

Thanks again Mintfren, my crusaders are joining the family rn.

>>57178038
this general really loves its illegible schizo tier memes. feels like I’m on /x/ or something half the time.

>>57178109
All those are the doings of one very dedicated schitzofren. He shart out new schitzo memes like he breathe, very productive.

>>57178109
>>57178135
Have you heard the phrase, "the Left can't meme"?
Yeah...dude needs to learn how to use the editor, how colors/font work and how not to induce epilepsy.

>>57172326
How much below spot? I want to hear the Apmex shills seethe.

>>57178157
>he thinks real schitzos gives a single fuck about how nice and dandy their memes look like
NGMI
It's pure magic khaos mixed with pattern recognition in their brains, there is no place left to bother with useless feminine shits like "color harmony" or "font symphonia"
Learn2Schitzo

>>57178157
honestly it's a pretty great aesthetic.

>>57178157
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNPV5c2Verc

>>57178244
It grew on me.

I kinda want to buy another kilo coin that's cheap, but I probably don't have room for it.

>>57173772
>NSA might have actually cracked SHA-256 at least to some degree
They literally designed it. When was the last time glowies released anything without a backdoor option?
Ofc BTC is a NSA invention released as a honeypot, how could it be otherwise? Prior to shitcoins 100% of the cryptographers were working for glowy agencies.

It's even by far the most successful OPS they ever made, think about all the money it generated for the IRS, all the dissidents they hooked, and all the cash they laundered through it.

>>57178311
Make room, bby. If you care enough there’s always room. Better question is which kilo you going for? Premiums can be rough so it better be pretty.

>>57178311
protip : delete few pics from your anime memefolder to free extra space for more silver bars.

>>57178325
>100% of the cryptographers were working for glowy agencies.
Not all of them.

This is my full pm collection. Bought the gold as the pandemic was starting, and the silver dollars were a gift.

Looking to buy a little silver. Should I just go with silver eagles from APMEX? What’s the move. I like minted coins in so far as a government mint provides some guarantee of quality.

>>57178337
1 kg ark (the coin on the left) for 765 euros.
I already have 4 of them, and also 4 of the 5 kg coins.
I thought about taking them out of the boxes, but I'm not sure it'll help any. I can't find any information online about those capsule dimensions.

>>57178344
Does this really work? xD

why does this piece of shit keep dumping

>>57178135
>>57178157
>>57178244
>>57178293
I don’t mind it really, but I do wish there were some clearer ones too. for example I still don’t understand the whole hitler silver arbitrage thing because the pic doesn’t actually explain it kek.

>>57178381
Silver eagles are pretty cool, also one of the most recognizable in my opinion. Plus they say 1 dollar so its a nice to show people that our money should be based on silver again. No inflation until the federal reserve came about...>>57177050

>>57178381
>Should I just go with silver eagles from APMEX?
That's not where you'd get the best deals. That said, ASEs premiums are at a several years low rn so it's not a bad time to go for them if it's really what you want.
If you want .999 minted by a government and the best bang for your bux quantity wise, you should look after armenians' Noah's Arks or austrian's Philharmonics. They often are the cheapest options, alongside kangoos, but kangoos are so incredibly ugly you should never consider them as an option, no matter the discount. Personally the Noah's Ark are my favs : well known, cheap, good quality control, nice design, small mintage, and the Js are hellbent on destroying this nation, so they must be doing something right.

Otherwise, old constitutional is always a valid option if you know where to look for, and it never disappoint.
ps : a small % of your cash for silver should always be dedicated at purchasing nazi reichsmarks. It's the best performer when it comes to silber, and is always very liquid.

>>57178408
5-kilo box dimensions: 24x24x7 cm, and it's pretty clear from this pic that the inside box dimensions are 21 cm wide and 6 cm tall. From this and the pic I can sort of estimate the capsule diameter. But it's just an unreliable estimate, and I can't be certain I'd be able to fit two of these capsules side-by-side in the safe. Not sure it's even worth unsealing one of them to measure.

>>57175971
how much was it? my source is asking 110 usd

>>57178433
Fudge that ones hard to explain in meme form but, like in the late 60's similar to how DeGaulle was draining the fed of the fine precious metals and bullion from the Vault, Adol had done the same thing; aware that exorbant money printing had just happened in the USA he merely redeemed the dollars he exchanged for silver. However the Germans were in a particular position as shorting of metals had just been banned and financiers expelled; the metal was worth more over there than it was over here so a half oz 5Rm coin was trading for two silver certificates, redeemed for 2 oz of silver coinage then remelted into reichs, for the repetition of this process.
>5Rm coin 1/2 oz
They are actually .44 i believe
>2 oz of silver coinage
Silver dollars are .77, so 1.54 oz of metal
He was trading about 1 piece of silver for 4 pieces
Imagine if the swiss began slurping our kennedy coin CuNi to melt into $5 swiss coinage

>>57178448
>ASE premiums super low
Wonder if pic related had anything to do with it.

>>57178433
>33
>1933
Hehehe
Also checked

Bob tier meme topkek
God bless all of you, im going to eat a cheesburger [6x6] from innout

>>57178453
Question is : are you in a situation where putting all your silber in a safe is mandatory?
Personally i think i stopped bothering doing so after 1.5Koz.
Now it's just all over the place in drawers, on the desk, under the bed, etc...
If your parano kicks in, i strongly advise you the best place to hide it :
fout ça dans un tube PVC sous la baignoire ou l'evier, et fais en sorte que ca ressemble à de la plomberie/évacuation d'eau, quel voleur va s'amuser à fouiller tes tuyaux?

>>57178509
>litsen
Fuck haahah oh well

>>57178513
I imagine a thief hobbling with a heavy milk crate, only to have a spear tossed into his spine before getting snubnosed by my mom

>>57178481
Don't think it have anything to do with that, but there are big shenanigans happooning at the comex rn, short trading went in absolute overdrive with close to no delivery notice, thus why the paper silver : silver ratio spiked very hard yesterday, and why silver tanked so violently all of a sudden.

>>57178520
Stop threatening me with a functional society

>>57178513
These days I'm at home most of the time, so it's probably not that big of a deal. Yeah the pipes is a good idea at least.
Pic is the only other kilo coin I've got. It was a pretty good deal too (776 euros). Well there's a Goddess Europa kilo bar too, but that's a "coin" only because it has a face value on it.

>>57178513
Based i donno what language that is but i recognized what it says and what to do

>>57178587
>These days I'm at home most of the time, so it's probably not that big of a deal.
Same here, that's why i relaxed big time about it, but i wouldn't be comfortable with my current non-existent hiding if i were to leave home for any substantial amount of time (ie more than a day).

>>57178470
thanks, anon.

New Cliff High Audio about the Monetary System We're Heading into.

https://clifhigh.substack.com/p/speculation-vs-investment?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2

>>57178462
>(Y
Good source. Mine is 114, plus $5 shipping, even though two other pieces brought the total to just over $200. They *claimed* $200+ was free shipping. I'll have a word with them about that.
Who is/was your dealer?

>>57178408
Those 5kg coins are beasts. Gonna take me a year to save but I want a 10kg lunar rabbit.

>>57178808
How big is that coin? Dimensions Preferably in decimal inches

>>57178964

Stopped by my local coin dealers. Spot is still a little too high to make my first purchase. But being inside and seeing all the unique and historical coins along with some recongizable bullions for lower prices than the online retailers. It made me feel like I was 24 in a warhammer shop again. Or a 16 year old in a comic book store. Or a 11 year old in game stop. Or a kid in a candy store. Fore sure going to get a dragon round/bar 1oz. Just know that by this time next week, silver will be below 22

>>57178448
Where would I get reichsmarks?

>>57178964
You get mm's cuz I’m sleepy.

Straight off the Perth site:

Maximum Diameter (mm)
221.00
Maximum Thickness (mm)
34.81

Imagine the diy booby trap of trebuchet launching this metal disk through someone at short range. All to protect those goblin cheeks.

>>57178964
Hint: it's 80 cm in diameter, and I looked it up in duckduckgo

>>57179052
The local coin shop is my spiritual escape back into the toy stores and game stops of years past. It is an amazing feeling going in with a wad of cash and zero clue what kind of magic they may have.

>>57179084
30 day extended?

>>57179087
Nigger what?

>>57179072
>Straight off the Perth site:
>Maximum Diameter (mm)
>221.00
>Maximum Thickness (mm)
>34.81
Well THAT's an interesting report...
By my reckoning, that would weigh about a quarter tonne.
80x12 would weigh 1.17 tonnes

>>57179072
Topkek

>>57179122
>quarter tonne.
Off decimal point (typo in the spreadsheet). - 0.025 tonnes

>>57179122
>99.99%
Ninelets, when will they learn?

>>57178964
>How big is that coin? Dimensions Preferably in decimal inches
Awright... so based on "about 80 x 12 cm', actually 75.7 x 11.5 cm would be one tonne to four decimal places.
In inches, 29.803 x 4.528

I want to get a 100oz Britannia silver bar, what sort of premium can I expect to pay? Am in burgerland

>>57179170
Numbers close enough for comex hehe
>>57179122
>>57179206
>>57179072
Based. Metrology is the art of measurement

>>57179224
>my id
N0oooooOoooooooooooo

>>57179231
its over for you buddy

>>57179275
>Hello stacker.... would you like to do some... tax evasion

>>57179293
Just wait for them to start a PM buyback program that they will surprise tax you on down the line

>>57179329
>pm buyback program
Topkek by then the promises of printed money wont.be worth jt. Never trade back for fiat.

>>57179329
>inflate the prices.
>tax them on the inflation.
This happens with property taxes

>>57179348
Exactly. If they ever really do another buyback It's a sign to keep holding more than anything. They did it almost 100 years ago and if those people held their 1925 gold or whatever and it passed down generations that's like a 2000% profit.

Gold and silver is useless.

Just go purchase something like Apple or Nvidia stocks easy money

>>57179438
>two things IS useless
That's not how English works. A handy tip they taught us when we were 5 or 6 years old is the "S" usually means the subject is "singular". Good morning to you sir.

>>57179438
>purchase something like Apple
Yeah - I guess now would be a good time.

This was the start.

>>57178964
>>57178972
Gimmy

>>57178015
Thanks brother! I love it
Saved. By tomorrow it will be printed, framed, and hung on the wall.

>>57179438

>>57177698
Ever used a dollar or any other fiat currency from a central bank? Sorry but that's playing in a satanic market, good luck burning in hell

>>57179947

>>57179438
>pump my bags
Pump my peener. PMs have the lowest counterparty risk, why would I risk gambling with fiat when I could turn it into a hard asset?

>>57177070
>Guys I just found $8k worth of Bitcoin in an old wallet that I forgot about.
>Should I buy gold and platinum, or a nice .308 rifle + ammo?
you should always be armed so take care of that first, otherwise i'd just hold it and DCA into bitcoin and gold with your earnings

>>57181090
How many times has your M4A1 proven to be useful sor far to warrant absolute priority over others purchases?

>>57181366
How many times has society collapsed in the past 50 years?

>>57181397
Once, and we are still experiencing it, since it's often a very slow process.

>>57181397
ps : don't interpret my post as anti-gun, i'm 100% pro-gun, but even in a full blown collapse, what are the odds you end up shooting at humans compared to the odds of you purchasing stuff?
Me think a widly accepted medium of exchange is much more important in a societal collapse than weapons.
As long as money exist, you will always manage to have an ersatz of functioning society at a local level, whereas weapons don't accomplish much in this situation (unless you are a hunter i suppose, but then it's simply a tool used to accomplish your work).

Whatever future is awaiting us, i wish no frens here will ever be in a situation where he need to kill another human to survive (unless it's a J, then it's open season on these fuckers).

Have all the crusaders shipped yet?

>>57181518
>whereas weapons don't accomplish much in this situation
There will always be people who want what you (or your community) have, more so if you are prosperous. Even now. And if given the opportunity, or (perceived) lack of consequences, they will try to take it. and if they want it bad enough and think they might be able to get away with it, kill you in the process. This has always been the case. In the past, now, and in the future. Being armed allows to you the freedom to not have to rely on others for protection. It is of utmost importance.

>>57178462
My conversion may have been off a dollar or two. It's 150cad with local pickup. You did fine, except for the extra shipping charge :P

>>57181644
meant for>>57178748

back to the java

What's happening with the silver price rn?

>>57181366
A firearm only needs to be useful once in your life to be more valuable than every other item you’ve ever bought.

>>57182096
>What's happening with the silver price rn?

FucKING CHEAPIES WOOHOO!

>>57181090
My ammo appreciated more than my gold .. but past movement does not necessarily mean the same for the future, depends on what you intend to buy, and if you already got a decent setup (scope?).
If you haven't got one get a suppressor for you home-defense-gun.
For me gold is a simple way to consooome without spending money, it's a fun shopping-spree changing one currency to one with less inflation ...

>>57182323
>My ammo appreciated more than my gold
Yeah but do you really ever want to sell or trade with your ammo?

I’d rather sell my clothes and metals than my ammo. It’s just not something I see as money even though I understand it could be used as such in extreme situations.

>>57182377
>Yeah but do you really ever want to sell or trade with your ammo?
Not really, but I'm also not in the US .. so there isn't as much of a market without illegality or bureaucratic hassle. .. on the plus side potentially outgunning your neighbors isn't really a challenge.
Just kinda pissed I didn't get a bunch of decent 308 when it was cheaper.

Yea got a fitting Ral8000 ID.

>>57182440
I'm hoarding Erythritol

Rifle, Shotgun, 2-3Pistol, Plate, Plate carrier, Scope, Night vision 3rd gen pref with helmet and attachment, Cardio machine, Flair patches, Body weight in ammo for each ammo type.
And then you can start stacking

>>57182496
Sounds nice
Number one killer of troops in Iraq wasn't bullets tho

U can make IEDs with silver did u know that?

>>57182132
I'm not gonna buy till it hits $20
But WHY is it falling

>>57182789
Idk but premiums are coming down too. Good opportunity.
>>57182516
I was kidding, Tons of boogaloo boys sitting on $50k kit, I’ve heard similar shit in the past.
>t. Not an tacticool operator

>>57182562
gonna leave that to the high IQ autists, I am not a smart man. I read that uncle ted came close to blowing himself up a few times and he’s a genius.

Let it fall! going to collect my dues from the tenants today, (maybe they will finally tip). and sluuurp

>>57172327
someone post the sexy koala gif. I can't find it.

Hey frens if you don’t mind calling to order like a boomer it seems like this LCS in Florida has some good deals, they look legit Spegtacular interviews the owner regularly and they show their inventory on their YT channel

If I wasn’t poor rn I’d place an order

>>57183216
I've watched a couple of their videos. Good prices, but I wonder what shipping is.

>>57183216
Junk silver is looking like a buy,
I had just resolved to stacking tubes of maples too…

>>57183285
I don’t remember exactly, he mentioned it in one of their recent videos

I wanna say it was like $13 but they might have free shipping after a certain amount, not sure. Gotta spend at least $500 to avoid the Florida “””sales tax”””

>>57183216
Is the owner jewish or italian at all, if you can tell?

Anyone use Goldclub direct? they have the best price on eagles atm

>>57183332
Hmmm he doesn’t really look jewish or Italian

>>57178408
>>57178344
Gold & Silver backed by Anime 100%

Finally Got Them

>>57183216
>Buys 10oz bars under spot
Wtf happened with 10oz bars????
Why aren't they as popular as they were a year ago????

>>57183526

>>57181644
Very nice !
I did buy a couple of other things - the 2024 Durga and the 2023 Rusalka Slavic Bestiary. The difference in the Durga from anywhere else I've seen made up and more for the shipping.
A place I'd never heard of before - thecoinshoppe. They are FULL of much-too-expensive items, even if at good prices for those.
I'm contemplating whether to start the PAMP horoscope cycle again.

>>57183526
>>57183544
Congratulations, and nice shooting!

>>57183542
I'd offer my speculation, but you won't like it and it's a trigger for ardent stackers.

What did they mean by this?

Every morning the paper pushers dump it

>>57183642
The dump eeet people are slacking! They hit the button once and then went on break. Everyone knows you have to double-tap like in those zombie flicks.

>>57183640
just tell us. Let them seethe if they want.

>>57183318
>avoid the Florida “sales tax”
I wonder if out-of-state folks can buy without tax. Here in WA, visitors can avoid sales tax by presenting an out-of-state driver's license.
I cannot figure out how to buy anything from them on line. It seems you have to visit a store, but you can sell to them by sending stuff in.

>>57183707
Okaaay...
The economy seems to be doing pretty well. Stocks are going up, interest rates are coming down, and investing fiat into the normie system seems like a winning proposition. Although PMs (Ag in particular) had been down a lot, they haven't moved much in the last 5 years, and people are becoming disillusioned by them.
Those who buy larger bars are investing in the commodity. So these are now less popular as the returns from the conventional investments are yielding higher returns. As people get 'richer', they realize they can afford the prettier stuff - the 1 and 2 ozt rounds with interesting designs. So the larger bars (*which have lower premiums anyway) are less popular and low demand drives prices down, but smol stuff is still intriguing and premiums remain high.
inb4 "Biden! Inflation! Trannies! yeah, yeah...

>>57183825
Can you elaborate further, I was told there would be seething. Lolololol

>>57183846
Who wants to be predictable?

>>57183542
This is just one small time dealer with a very narrow stock. He obviously only wants to deal with american eagles, and only in 1 oz size, kek. Just look at how he rates the smaller gold coins to melt value.
But anyway this is not a good time to sell, no matter what form your silver is. Wait until the dollar system tanks.

>>57183825
> investing fiat into the normie system seems like a winning proposition.
Of course.
>Silver doesn’t move
It doesn’t

In the end, I have my disposable income from my check that goes to silver. For reasons everyone knows. Normie stocks and playing musical chairs with a stock market teetering on the edge of oblivion is just a game i’m not interested in. Fun bag of cryptos is about all the speculation I can handle. And it is speculation, its not investment, that includes the stock market (Here comes the seethe)

I do not benefit long term from having this economy collapse, I would be happy to stack for 20 years. and keep collecting my paycheck. I just know that society is going to be fundamentally changed within my lifetime. And it is unlikely that my life isn’t thrown into turmoil due to collapse or demographic replacement. Still stacking at lower prices now!

>>57177070
In my retarded opinion, I think it depends on the use for the rifle. Range fun gun or functional gun? If it's more fun, I'd go with gold. If it's meant for the latter, get the gun. Also just out of curiosity, why a 308 of all calibers?

So ive been stacking a ton of usa cupronickel change as a hedge against deflation. Back in the day their 99 cent store was the 5 cent store.

>>57184011
It has some punch to it. A thief hit with a 5.56 might not get the full POW of the bullet compared to a 308, my best guess.

>>57181615
not yet the last of the gilded were lagging behind

>>57183846
>>57183863
>Who wants to be predictable?
Kek... well, there's one
>57183980

Bob once said that he bought and resold his stack a few times. And i suspect some will do that here. I don’t recommend it, Bob also said that people will have a midlife crisis and up selling their silver because they see it as dead weight, I totally get that. Per Bob’s suggestion is to start your own business to deal with that feeling. And thats what I did and it very certainly helps although its tough because you have a lot of work you put in that doesn’t see much return sometimes, but other times its great.
I think every man should try to start his own business at some point, Just don’t get rid of your entire stack if you can help it.
Just running errands today and thinking that bros shouldn't forget why they started stacking in the first place. Hold on tight. I see a lot of speculative bubbles coming and you dont want to get caught up in that because you feel you aren’t moving forward with PMs, I think you were right to buy it and hold it when you did. talk to you later.

>>57184267

>>57184109
There is truly no reason to go with .308 over 5.56 inside of 300m.

>>57184398
Reasonable and logical pilled

>>57183751
>I wonder if out-of-state folks can buy without tax.
Sales tax is due in the state one resides, not where the sale takes place:
https://www.salestaxinstitute.com/sales_tax_faqs/where_to_collect_sales_tax

This is what they took from us

>>57184477
Not just the prices but the overall quality aswell

>>57184456
Thanks for that link, but it's confusing.
"If the customer picks up the item at the seller’s location, tax should be collected for the state in which the seller is located. If the item is shipped to the customer, then tax applies for the delivery state, whether that is the same state where the seller is located or a different state."
But as you also say and I've seen done, that's not the interpretation at least in WA.
Law is confusing to me.

>>57184398
For primates I'd agree, especially as civilian bullet choices extend fragmentation range quite a bit even in an SBR .. however for sth. like e.g. moose, a .308 could make more sense and still be common enough to be inexpensive to shoot.

>>57184398
What if I need to shoot through barriers like thick car doors and maybe even body armor?
Can .308 do that vs. 5.56 or is something bigger needed?

>>57184726
I’m not a gun-fag but I don’t know how easily body armor can stop FMJ. I think it’s far more effective against hollow points/defense rounds.

>>57184726
You can shoot through car doors with a 9mm, that's not even a consideration. Either 5.56 or .308 will handle soft armor fine, neither will work for plates but .308 will do better than the 5.56 if you can get multiple hits.

>>57184726
You will never come upon this situation, and even if you do, both 5.56 and .308 will go through most things a person is likely to hide behind with the right projectile. If you plan on shooting at something with body armor, .308 wins with the right load.

Silver bullets for

Silver pans
https://duparquet.com/products/solid-silver-cookware

>>57184970
these fuckers

>>57184726
what you’re looking for are shotgun slugs, anon.

You all are going to want a drone or two even if it is just to get a better idea of what parts of your home exterior yiu should be shooting through.

Are those new optics going to be offered to the public? Seems like it would almost be a requirement too.

>>57184726
most 5.56 will punch thru most plate(s) to be honest. the ceramic sappi plates are the best but only good for like one shot
>>57184789
.308 will sail through any modern body armor and the plates. a plate might stop a 7.62x39
>picrel is from a .standard 36 gr 22lr vs level 2 soft armor. its about 100 pounds per square inch force. a 9mm is like 300 pound per square inch

>>57184774
Huh

>>57184966
the best thing about .308 is its range is twice that if 5.56 really

far more pwerful too; i opt for scar20 if possible

>>57184267
shut the fuck up

Buffman range ballistic testing enjoyers?

>>57185057
Wowza! 'Tis a thing of beauty..
But to actually use... imagine burning food in the pan and having to scour.
For professionals only who know what they're doing.

>>57183589
The coin shoppe is where they are selling them for 150 cad. What I have noticed about that seller is most items priced in usd or on their ebay store has a slight markup if you are just converting our dollars. They do have some interesting items and I am a frequent customer.

>>57182476
For rocket fuel or a zero carb sweetener?

>>57185816
Why not both?
Or etn manufacturing

>>57185374
>best thing about .308 is its range is twice that if 5.56 really
Each w/ a 20" barrel can do 800 yards well. 24" .308 can do 1000 yards better than a 20". 16" .308 barrel can do 800 yards but a 20" has superior velocity and as a result less wind drift. But a 16" 5.56 is best at 600 yards.

tl;dr it's not as absolute than you make it out to be.

>>57185875
What's etn? Ethanol?

>>57185677
Well I am envious of your proximity to a store of that caliber.

>>57186014
Never mind. Found it. Can be used in mining silver. There. Back on topic.

Silver and Gold is sound money. Real money.
100% backed by anime.
the time of the petro dollar is ending.
The day of the anime money is at hand

yes. we're still stacking!

silver stacks!

>>57186109
Checked.
And
Anime Website Pilled.
>>57184468
Based.

I think the Hokusai Coin is perhaps, quite possibly, one of the best coins to ever be minted. Beautiful.

we need to go back

anyone ever buy from Yeager's poured silver?
also where can I buy a silver chain without getting ripped off? I need some protection from vampires

>>57186494
https://www.jewelrysupply.com/Sterling-Silver-Chain-Finished

Got some chemtrails going hard out here desu

Gigachads itt

>>57186670
>silver diosomething oxide chemtrail
>some autists goes out mining the clouds
>sells it back the the chemtrailers at a markup
>repeat

>>57186676
>Gigachads itt
Gigachad reporting in

>>57172830
Call at least 3 LCS

>>57186687
15 mins and its still there.
I believe they use Barium primarily.

>>57186046
It looks amazing online, but I assure you the storefront isn't what you would think of when ordering those items. Google street map the building. It's very old and run down for the area. The elevators are out of the 80s. Its very erie and quiet inside the building. I imagine based on the office they keep most items offsite.

pic related is from there, I need to set it up and retake it like you do to display the proof correctly

>>57172830
>>57172843
>>57186782
this.

when i sold some silver bacjk in 2011/2012 or so. i had to call around and check with 3 or 4 LCSs before i found one that would give me spot or better.
one place said they wouldnt pay more than 75% of spot or some rip off quote.

>>57172830
Go local to a coin shop

>>57185677

>>57172164
>searched my deceased uncle’s (he passed 6 years ago) coin collection and found this very shiny Eisenhower dollar
I think it’s a blue uncirculated Ike dollar that got freed from its packaging a long time ago. Does it being out of the package affect its value or is it about the same? What can I expect to get from it if I was to sell?

>>57187061
Here’s pic

>>57187061
Post a pic of the ridges
I forgot what year tended to occasionally have silver ones, most likely cupronickel but nonetheless a really cool coin.

>>57187069

>>57187109
love silver edges

In opposition to what another anon said about bars being cheap and semi-numis being hot, I’d actually like to sell a bunch of semi numis i got over a few years buying peoples stacks off fleabay, should i go ahead and clean them or is the random dark toning desireable,
Prospectors, JM, Sunshine etc rounds taken for below spot from fleabag.
I’d like to reinvest in Weight. Someone said you have to sell a certain amount of product before they let you sell PM?

post glorious silver edges

>>57176238
>I'm hesitant
I would be too.
Like you said, full family photos seems like a bad idea. For example, half those people on /k/ encouraging pics are probably feds.
I'm sure they the govt will eventually say they were hacked and make the data to the publicly availible at some point (in the hopes we are robbed).

>>57187149
Based. I wanna see a coin with herringbone ridges and an engine turned background, might contact costco and throwna few crude drawings at them so they can start selling costco tokens tht keep up with inflatjon. I missed out on their gold sale, it was gone within a few days.

silver edge stackers rise up

>>57177070
unless you are buying a HK you should be able to buy a 308 rifle + ammo + some gold/platinum

>>57172892
>realize they need real money

Silver is real money faggot. And no one who buys conservative amounts of silver proportionate to their new worth will have to do that anyways. Considering the outsized gains that could come with silver ownership, that 5% silver portion of someone’s portfolio could easily become 10-15% of all their holdings in another bull run. That’s without factoring in mining equities, which themselves will be levered to the silver price and appreciate considerably more.

You’ll have to suck dick just to make up for all the losses incurred from your shot tokens

>>57172892

I know I’m a schizo but someone posted clif high podcasts, I believe he is using binaural audio to hypnotize his viewers. He apologizes for this by saying he is driving. I’ve listened to 4 of his podcasts and the noise is too consistent, anyways just watchout for shit like that.

Also he mixes facts with fiction a lot and thats a hypnosis method, the only thing is he said jews bad, So i really don’t know. If anyone good at looking at audio wants to just download and take a peek I think it will be interesting. Might go to /x/ but im pretty sure they like him and will be frustrated with me.

>>57187278
That would be a jew trying to get us with another one of their tricks. Be careful fren

>>57187278
clif high talks about some wild stuff. some of it sounds like plausible truths that have just been hiden for ages.
some of his stuff sounds kinda looney.
How does he derive all of his predicions though?
ive only seen his YT videos. never hear him clearly state where he gets his info.
sounds like hes using his own custom AI application of some kind.
on that note, i think its been shown by others tha AI flat out makes shit up regularly thats completely bullshit. so im a little suspicious how he sounds so confident about these predictions.

new bread
>>57187316
>>57187316
>>57187316

>>57184398
308 barrels last forever, stick to stacking reddit-minerals.

>>57187297
Clif is a jew? I like the guy but I started listening more to the background noise and kinda not paying attention to what he says, he always has multiple interludes where hes like “oh oh a road thing”. and i feel like thats him being insincere. You can almost hear it in his voice. I’ll take this to /pol/ or /x/ like i said. just an observation as the thread closes.

>>57187320
>How does he derive all of his predicions though?
He's been wargaming the collapse by interpreting a friends dream. No I'm not kidding. He's also been shilling BTC and a group of Fed remote viewers who are of course predicting huge crypto gains.

>>57187350
>wargaming the collapse by interpreting a friends dream
kek. ive heard him mention his freinds dream but not that he was using it as an oracle, lol.

All I want to impart though. is that if you are a listner of his. listen to the background noise. and them listen to this talkative and loquacious guy choke up when he has to pretend like there is something in the road or whatever the fuck. Also there are these “ongoing projects” that lend credibility to him being a real person etc. I hear the same shit from a bunch of commentators. and ofc its just reputation building. He’s sus is all. not saying I know anything just saying try to consider different perspectives.

>>57187350
I listened to those and it seems so dumb and out of the blue. But I know he refers to this community of Woo people but i havent been able to fine anything about them,

>>57187350
Where have i heard that before? Kek

>>57187334
Not that I know of. His videos are actually alright. It's probably one of the YouTube Jews messing with the videos after he uploads them.

>>57187331
oh no, I might have to buy a $100 barrel and take an hour to install it before blasting another $2,500 worth of ammo through it. That really changes my opinion on what is a better home defense firearm.