/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57213117
>Elegant Stack Edition
Elegance reporting in

What are the bellwethers and necessary conditions for the dollar to go tits up? When does it become impossible to ignore that the emperor has no clothes on?

>>57213248
Theres no elegance in being a pedophile

Unsure if this is the right place
But my uncle built me this little treasure chest with plastic wrapped coins and toy jewels when I was young and I never unwrapped it. It's filled with $1 US coins. If I recall it's about $50 worth.

I was curious if I open this, what to do with the coins to preserve them better.
Also curious as to how much they may be worth?

I see one of them is stamped 2000, hard to see the others

>>57213332

>>57213248
Is that black box w the handle what you store your coins in?
Could I see it? Was curious about elegant storing options

>>57213283
I give it 2 more weeks

Anime w e b s i t e

>>57213345
Cupronickel is fairly chemical resistant, if they were silver id worry a tiny bit about the plasticizers reacting or whatnot [another anon explained it well]. Thats why the silver round slips feel like brittle plastic, they are produced without the plasticizers. A coin shop dude told me that the way you can tell is if u fold over a tiny piece of it, if it leaves a crease, it should be safe, but if its able to fold and has that slight tarp like feel to it, thn its most likely vinyl/pvc of some sort and i forgot how they react, iirc they leave faint little green splotches on the silver

>>57213332
>>57213345
based, wholesome and comfy

>>57213385
How many burger tokens was that burger mug?

>>57213385
no protection? aren't you worried about tarnish?

>>57213428
>no protection?
havent seen much tarnish yet

Gotta go back to wage slaving tomorrow after getting paid half a month’s salary to jerk off and buy silver.

Good afternoon to /pmg/, wishing my bros the best.

>>57213498
The whole point is to like... protect from tarnishing before it happens. Not wait for tarnishing to occur.
Cleaned coins are worth less.

>>57213526
i keep telling myself that one day i will buy a huge puschase of silver coins and leave threm inside there original sealed mint tubes.
so far i havent been able to resist taking the coins out of their capsules and fondling them passionately

>>57213568
It’s fun to mess with, especially when you’ve got a lot of them

Sunday pictures

>>57213385
AI esoteric aesthetic future pasts

>>57213616
Aesthetic. Is that micarta

>>57213701
Yee

>>57213616
i got a fuhrer approved vacuum today. works pretty well so far.

grade worthy, condition wise?

>>57213800
(beside the Napoleon 5F ofc)

>>57213811
top left and middle are really cool looking. what sort of grades would you want?

I live 20k away from an abandoned gold mine in Johannesburg. Could I make a profit by smelting any gold ore?

>>57213921
Gonna need a lot of acid

>>57213921
how abandoned is it? could you smelt gold while running another criminal enterprise there?

>>57213117
Very nice stack there.

>>57213291
kek

>>57213385
Nope
Is Amazon only a bookstore? Because that's how they started out in 1994?
Things change.

>>57213959
To be fair, amazon was not very successful, they had the money printer backing them as a means to eliminate competition

>>57213975
>To be fair, amazon was not very successful
Er, ok, that's an illogical interjection to my point.

>>57213840
>what sort of grades would you want?
Idk, never dealt with graded stuff, but is pic rel or close to achievable? It sold for $720 on Heritage Auction back in 2021 as MS66.

>>57213616
#365 reporting

>>57213117
I typically spend about $50 a month on each of two separate credit cards on random shit just to pay it off in full and build credit history but I think I'm gonna start accumulating silver rounds with one instead. I was using both to slowly stock my home bar but now that its got some in it I think I'll just use one card for the last bit. May as well use/build my credit in a way that doesn't actually impact me financially. I'm sure I'm losing a few dollars in premium for orders of single 1 oz rounds at a time but eh whatever I was spending it on 100% loss things before anyways

gonna build a nice little 5 stack of these year of the dragon coins first they look dope

>>57214153
Sounds like a plan. You can ignore the premiums and (((shipping and handling))) because PMs always trend up over time and cover those costs.

>>57214178
liberty coin actually didn't charge me shipping despite using a credit card and ordering 1 single coin, I was shocked. Ofcourse I had to pay the processing fee which I think is .05% or 1%.

Anyone know if these asahi rounds from liberty just come unpackaged and loose?

>>57214222
Checked and I think they will come in little vinyl slips that are rubber banded together.

>>57213117
Dunno for 'elegant', but it took a while to set this up.

>>57214304
based demon core stackers

>>57214304
Saved and based radioactive stacksr

>>57214329
that is sick as fuck you should get that into some kind of mould or display

>>57214353
kek-thanks! Milk spotting is setting in, ruining permanence.
Just thought though - drill a hole in the kilo center to make a clock, with the Completer gold at 12 and the silver at 6. Would ruin the kilo though.

>>57214072
do you have an account there? they have super high resolution images once you login. i'm not super familiar with those coins, but I was going to say, that coin in particular looks best to me. from your picture, yours looks nicer than the ms66 to me. find those coins on heritage and compare to your pictures. are you going to be upset if you send them in and they aren't 60 or above?

>>57214417
Wtf? Based
im gonna get a cheeseburger

>>57214304
>>57214343

>>57214331
>>57214343
>>57214443
Kek saved. And to correct my original comment, there obviously won't be a rubber band if there is only one item but Liberty Coin orders typically come in little padded mailers. I like them because they are small so the delivery man can put them inside the mailbox instead of on the porch for everyone to see.

>>57214517
lookin good
>>57214539
Lookin Real Good
>>57214528
ding! ding! ding!
WINNER! WINNER! WINNER!

>>57214438
>>57214559
Thanks frens.

>>57214632
Innnnnout

>>57214667
Im stuffed

>>57214667
Thicc looking burger. What did it cost?

>>57214707
Burger has been demolished.

>>57214712
Kek like 2 of those got fries too

>>57214712
$15.48 to b exact

>>57214748
>48

CANT STOP BUYING OLYMPIC COMMEMORATIVES FROM THE 80s MAMA IM TOO FAR GONE

>>57214748
>$15.48
So 2 grains of silver if it were properly valued at $4k/toz.

>>57214878

>>57214667
>>57214723
Where do you live?>>57214723

>>57214971
I mean you like want my address? Kek the west coast.

>>57214854
no 36 yet?

>>57214958
I like it. Saved

>>57214667
>>57214971
Forgot frog

>>57215026
we don't have in and out around me. Looks good

>>57214667
man im so jealous. Ive only ever been to In-n-Out one time, when I was visitin in California many years ago. God it was sooooo good. everythign, the burger, the fries, the milkshake,...
hhhnnnnggggg
wish they had a In-n-Out in the midwest

>>57214958
>Queen's Beasts Completer
I see that you're a man of culture.

>>57215056
Darn the patties are pretty thin so they come out a certain way, soon they will expand

>>57215028
What do you mean, anon? 36?

>>57213332
anyone? >.>

>>57215028
WHAT DO YOU MEAN? WHY SPEAK IN RIDDLES?

>>57215180
the year of the games

Is Bullion By Post in the UK good? I'm a burger looking at a double Sovereign.

>>57215180
there are also alternatives to that one

>>57215212
Ive used their site for its price graph for years and had a look every now and then at what they had for sale, their gold prices were ok but stay the fuck away from their silver.

>>57215180
wow, so went looking at the medals from your post and happened upon an upcoming auction from a shop on. ma-shops. basically all of the ones i've been trying to find. thanks anon. lets go

picrel is the best one they did

>>57215270
>but stay the fuck away from their silver.
Premiums too high?

>>57215310
just... wow

>>57215320
uk vat

>>57215342
Makes sense. I have some double sovs on my future shopping list and was perusing around. Going to get some AGES and Britannias first though.

>>57213332
>what to do with the coins to preserve them better.
you can buy inexensive coin holders/capsules fomr most of the online coin and bullion dealers.
look on their website menu for "accessories,supplies", etc.
they makevarious types and sizes to fit any coin or round thats ever been made
>how much they may be worth?
- You could start by googling somehting like "Sacajawea dollar coin value" or whatever
- you could buy a "blue book" of coin values and look there.
- check eBay or online coin dealer websites to see if they sell the same coin you have and see what their sale price is

I've seen modern non-silver coins like the Esienhower dollar and the Sacejewea dollars listed for sale in the range of $10/ea. or thereabouts depending on year and condition. i dont know why, bwcaue you can go to the bank and get them for face value of course. well, the Eisenhowers not so much, but maybe the Sacejeweas.

>>57215340
don't want anyone finding it :)

ridiculous number of medals in this auction

>>57215532
damn son, might have to buy

>>57215441
haha, this kind of stuff must appear on sale once every blue moon! Sorry but you'll have to count me as auctionning opponent, i only live to find one from now on.

OH FUCK I DID IT AGAIN

CANT STOP STACKING 20 BALBOAS

2000 FUCKIN GRAINS OF STERLING BOYS

>>57215733
>BALBOAS
*Rocky theme plays softly in the background*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r81AviZECUE

>>57213616
>>57213736
>>57214098
Nice, I can't wait for mine to arrive.
>>57215441
Find what?

> Verification not required.

21 usd if I buy five. I want to buy ten. How does the deal and coin look?

>>57215771
It’s number 7 and my second without a box and certificate. Fills up my cigar box and keeps an eye on the others. Hands down my favorite legal coin out there. 3.85 oz of sterling!

>pic related

>>57215868
this medal. first time ever seeing one for auction / sale. i like how they have all the different places represented. hamburg, bremen, lubeck up top right below the eagle for example

>>57215890
>How does the deal and coin look?
Both look gud, you wont find much better prices in the US anyway, so better get 'em while they still are availible.

>>57213800
>>57213811
Double checked frogbro, that's an amazing batch of cheapies! I agree with anon that the middle and upper left are worthy of being sent for grading. I bet the upper right 20 Batzen could be flipped and pay for everything. I'm not sure but don't think the Basel 5 Batzen is quite a MS66, it surely can't be too far below though. The 15 Sols is my personal favorite but they're all wonderful coins, you got yourself a patrician slurp my fren!

Is there any real reason to hide the serial number of big bars in pics?

>>57215890
Where’s the deal? I’ll buy them if you don’t end up wanting to

>>57216333
I’m assuming a data breach could tell you who owns what number bar but maybe it’s a schizo paranoia.

>fuck crypto cucks I’m out

>>57214528
Nice looking bars, anon.

>>57214958
How much was the Anguilla?

>>57215056
It's missing the bacon.

Do you guys think there would be a market in videos on the history of silver coins and rounds? I feel like I could attract a small cohort of boomers and direct some of their pension toward my patreon.

Any thoughts?

>>57216059
Gigabased

>>57216701
Toss this snippet in there, compare & contrast how DeGaulle and Adolfo squeezed the federal reserve when they thought that too much money printing was going on.

So I've been printing my own currency

>>57216866
My wealth creation powers have surpassed that of the jew. I am the next Adolf, and so are you!!

>>57216914
The 250 Minecraft will be 1 talentum because 8 talentum is an oz of silver which is 2000 minecraft.
500 kg of bitcoin is 5 tulips, 100 tulips is 1 minecraft, 250 minecraft is 1 talentum.
Kek the ussr went through several hyperinflation events to prevent people from passing down any savings. They had metal for money in the early 30's but that ended pretty quick.

>>57216842
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>>57216945
Shut the fuck up already god damn

Can you even hold silver barehanded?

>>57217161
Only if you’re not jewish. “Tarnish” is burn marks from when kikes touch the metal.

>>57217205
That must have been a fun die to carve, i imagine carving that die twice would.be difficult. The way they make coins is nuts, the mint has tons of masters of masters made from a master die, they wear down and they wont run out for years. I may be mistaken but the term restrike might refer to old dies that were found and then used, someone correct me if i got that wrong.
I heard it burns their skin too.
>inb4 ancient relics
Look uo how many r just pewter kek

>>57216460
$1960 in May, 2022

>>57216945
>kilograms of bitcoin
Kek somehow i can already sense the seethe

>>57217244
How many 1oz does it take to fill a kindling box?

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>>57217259
When i get home from the supermarket ill take a pic of the ones i have kek i have some silly rounds as well as my favorites in a box together

>>57217255
Between 800 and 1200 kek
>>57217259
I dont remember what the reverse side looksike ill findout

>>57217259
Never saw one with such a nice back.
>>57217136
He’s a fucking treasure. We should be so lucky.

Update on the business. Have to pump out an unexptected 1200$ for the mobile filter fume box. But now I will be able to refine anywhere, on the go within the full statutes of the law. Besides shit I can pick up at local store for a few bucks; anything I am missing?
>p.s. thank you to the frens who suggested C.W. Ammen 2nd Edition. Was able to get it on scrbid for free!

usdebtclock.org

>>57217728
>Have to pump out an unexptected 1200$ for the mobile filter fume box

uh wut? how exactly do you think a positive-pressure laminar flow hood will benefit you while working with fuming acids? Might want to do a bit more thinking before spending $1000+ lol.

>>57217848
Becuase it is required by state guidelines if I want to do indoor chemical refinement. Maybe you shouldnt be so quick to criticize: the model in question except its 12" not 18"
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GXTcz52qkI

>>57217728
Whatcha doin anon?

>>57218048
He’s creating what he’s termed “Jew Bombs”

>>57217291
I can't believe I got #1!

>>57218048
Gonna be refining scrap and smelting it into bullion/bars/rounds for sale at my shop.

>>57217960
you can actually ask us stuff before you buy the wrong thing or even worse try to use the wrong thing.

sorry about your financial loss. I'm pretty sure you're going to die.

>>57218060
Where is the serialization in the round confirming that?
would be wild if they fit that in.

>>57217728
Anyways, I don't believe that hot plate will work. I'm certain the respirator and hood won't work.

check the book, but I don't believe the acids will work either. It's been years since I made aqua regia but that's not how we did it.

I would get a hotplate with magnetic stirrers.

you need to figure out your safety shit though. Also if you don't know about the fumes you should also probably be aware of the splashes and boiling. Get some PPE.

you're gonna die.

>>57218158
>>57217960
You are both being overcautious.
Bob I know you can mouth off about this for hours but you are full of shit. congrats anon, I’m not sure why you are willingly involving the government in your business, likely you are a bitch i guess. Like to see this stuff anyway

>>57218176
>Bob I know you can mouth off about this for hours but you are full of shit.
I've got the scars and stories to prove I know my stuff.

anon soon will too.

>>57218138
Kek - You made me look. Turns out it's NOT #1 - I edited the image (and had forgotten doing that) to anonymize it. Still, it's lower than 50.

>>57218138
>>57218283
D'oh! Forgot to say - the number's on the edge.

>>57218176
the only reason I'm not particularly worried about the oxides of nitrogen killing him when he cooks the metal is because I expect the exothermic reaction when he mixes the acids will probably land him in the hospital.

he may go blind. He may lose some fingers. But he probably won't die. Unless the chemical pneumonia takes him out, which is possible.

>>57217728
you also forgot a rolling mill to aid in parting.

and you'll need a big metal bucket to drip hot metal into to make beads to be rolled and parted.

>>57218283
Where is the serial though, I’d like to store the info incase its useful for money making later.
>>57218276
Everyone dead! please dude lmao, you kill me with this shit lmao. Used to get me riled up but now its either funny or exhausting. Lets

>>57218301
oh ok.
>>57218321
PFfft. hahaha

>>57218345
>>57218356
yes. If you have no idea what you're doing, cooking metal with aqua regia indoors will probably kill you.

mixing acids without knowing how will very likely burn your fucking face off.

>>57218379
I agree.
He said something about “Mobile” like hes doing it out of a trailer or something, And now you really got me going, hahaha i actualoy missed that

>>57218404
I think the little filter on his hood and respirator will give him a few seconds to run when he sees brown smoke pouring out of the thing, but the 50 other people and animals in the building are going to wish he hadn't a done it.

>>57218404
and yeah, I advised him to cook outdoors in a barn or field somewhere. That's safe enough so long as you mix the acids carefully. Might kill off some mice or birds, but it's for SCIENCE!!

>>57218445
I’m not even paying attention and I’ve missed so much stupid shit, (maybe meant as a joke). LMAO. Been rooting for the guy too.

I audited my stack fellas. 10.39oz of Au. 270oz of Ag. Aigmi?

>>57218483
I'm totally rooting for him, just don't want him hurt or dead.

First time I mixed aqua regia I was 14 and didn't have access to the nitric, so I asked my science teacher to help. After class we go into the chemical closet and I give him a little glass beaker full of scrap jewelry. Not pyrex, just regular glass.

I tell him how much of each acid I want in the bottle. He pours in the HCL. Then he gets the nitric and starts to pour into the jar. It immediately begins to boil so he shoves a rubber CORK in it! Luckily it blew the cork out and vomited hot acid in a stream hitting the 8 foot ceiling. Then the jar broke in a puddle of hot acid. If the jar had busted before the eruption we'd have both been burnt all to hell. As it was he sent me home while he cleaned up and I got an A in his class.

my later experiments with the stuff didn't go quite as well.

>>57218492
You’re stacking gold,
(((Doing what the banks do)))
you’re doing right,
I mean look at the price history of everything etc,
YOU ARE SMART

>>57218492
Very nice, I'm getting there. ~6oz Au, 200oz Ag. Gonna do a proper count in a couple days.

>>57217728
>p.s. thank you to the frens who suggested C.W. Ammen 2nd Edition. Was able to get it on scrbid for free!
glad to hear it.

read that sucker. It's good stuff.

>>57218505
This isn't industrial size refining. The mobile ventilator is for the fumes. The youtube video shows noone is going to die if I use the portable clean room. There are plenty of ways to do this without hurting myself.
>>57218176
Trust me, if I did not have to I wouldnt spend the money; but county law requires this type of machine in order to operate legally. Which I do want to operate above table. I got PPE equipment; but the shopping list is the bare minimum to get this smelt/refinery started.

I prefer to chemical refinement technique to the smelting one. So I am willing to spend the cash on safety and regulations

>>57218344
Carve a swarstika into a spare roller kek
Fingers grow back bro [just kidding]

>>57218573
>This isn't industrial size refining.
it only takes a couple cups of aqua regia in an indoor room to kill you.
>The mobile ventilator is for the fumes.
it should work for about the first 5 seconds of a 3 day process
>The youtube video shows noone is going to die if I use the portable clean room.
jesus
>There are plenty of ways to do this without hurting myself.
there's one or two.
>I am willing to spend the cash on safety and regulations
nothing you're doing is legal inside a home or apartment.

I don't care about the laws, I care about your skin and lungs and eyes. But nothing you're doing is legal, and there's no way you can make it legal by buying all the right equipment. Which of course you haven't done anyways.

>>57218573
Can u redpill me on the difference between smelting gold and melting down jewelry? Explain like i have autism because I do

>>57218619
How do you prevent TLD, total lung death and melt the gold to cause TKD?

>>57218631
kek you're on a roll tonight

these niggers

>>57218619
The indoor air purifier is a lab graded machine! but you think it wouldn't be useful for the entirety of the process?
youtube university is real!
I /everything I am doing is legal. I am registered through the IRS, dept. revenue, and I got my license/background check/business tax receipt.

>>57218639
>you wanna be a director of operations for non equity in this company?

GUYS how much pounds (or kilos) of gold in average jew owned jewellery store approximately ??

>>57218687
ez 100 kilo

>>57218657
Ok I went back and watched a youtube vid to see what you're attempting. If you don't use a hot plate, it should be safe enough as long as the windows are open and you're working right next to them. Or under the hood fan for the oven if you have one.

It also shouldn't work unless you're using extremely high grade gold scrap as feedstock. Like escrap that's been treated to remove the gold from the copper.

The regulatory agencies that will bust your ass are OSHA, MSHA, EPA, and your county zoning board.

>>57218682
>you wanna be a director of operations for non equity in this company?
I want you to not get hurt. That's all. And to have fun. And maybe get some gold out of it.

>>57218657
also even doing a cold dissolution of relatively pure gold I'd recommend doing it outside. Seriously, that stuff isn't good for you or anything you own. The fumes instantly rust metal in the house, corrode metal. Burn lungs and sinuses. And that's if it's cold and the gold is quite pure to begin with.

if you heat it, or add metals other than gold, you're really going to have some problems.

>>57218657
>youtube university is real!
yeah most of what I'm seeing is bullshit.

cold aqua regia WILL dissolve gold but it dissolves every other metal first, and the other metals cause the gold to precipitate. Same problem you have with cyanide solutions.

So what you actually do is
>melt the scrap
>pour the scrap into water to form beads
>roll the beads through the mill to form foil
>wash the foil with nitric or sulfuric to get rid of silver and base metals
>filter the dross
>melt the dross
>part the dross into beads again
>roll through the mill again
>cook in aqua regia to separate gold and plat group.
that is all.

most of the refining is done by removing other metals using straight nitric or sulfuric, leaving the gold and plat groups behind. Even then your gold isn't going to be particularly pure.

>>57218800
>wash the foil with nitric or sulfuric to get rid of silver and base metals
this step can be done with any compound that dissolves most metals but doesn't dissolve gold. Stuff like lemon juice or vinegar or hydrogen peroxide would probably work, but very slowly.

It doesn't work well with hydrochloric (muriatic) because hydrochloric acid will very slowly dissolve gold.

finding the right process is a combination of cost, safety, and speed. Generally metals are purified with nitric or sulfuric acids because they're cheap and fast. But not particularly safe to work with.

>>57218824
also this is one of two steps that can kill a person. Treating base or precious metals with either nitric or aqua regia will release large amounts of oxides of nitrogen which are generally deadly in an enclosed space, and which a tiny little hood and filter can't handle.

>>57218648
wtf?

>>57218657
>youtube university is real!
most of what I'm seeing is just using aqua regia to separate metal from plastic, which doesn't purify the metal and could be done much faster and cheaper with a torch.

>>57216302
Thx scrapfren, i'm very happy about it. It's one deal i really hoped to secure, as i lost the previous 120-140 auctions of the past few days without winning one.
But this one will make up for the others for sure.
>I bet the upper right 20 Batzen could be flipped and pay for everything
Exactly my plan, i saw one in similar condition who recently sold for 250€, if i can manage to sell it for that much or slightly below, i'll already be in the green.

Today i secured a few others deals, and among those few silver hemidrachms i got for pretty cheap (around 8€ a pop). I think i'll need your help to identify one or two who aren't in the best shape, like pic rel.

>>57218960
>i saw one in similar condition who recently sold for 250€, if i can manage to sell it for that much or slightly below, i'll already be in the green.
nice one! You're kicking ass lately

>>57218960
uh ok

>>57218960
wtf

>>57218979
hey bobbro,
Can't complain too much, but i'm sure i can do much better. Something i'm working on rn is leverage arbitrage opportunities between different ebay domains (.pt, .de, .sp, etc..) to my advantage, especially on the foreign coins sections. Not later than yesterday i saw a bunch of medieval french coins selling on the portuguese ebay for maybe 15% of their resale value here, and most the best deals i secure here also are for foreign coins (like those swiss coins i just won). Slurping local rare coins (for me) from uninteressed countries, and vice versa, seems like a potential gold mine. I need to figure out how to do it efficiently (especially the monitoring) and breach the potential shipping limitations.

I want 2024 to be the year where i stop being a giga poorfag, and i'm extra motivated toward this goal, fren!

>>57219063
You appear to be off to a really good start. Sorry I don't have any advice on whether to grade those coins or not, usually I don't bother getting stuff graded unless the grade will double the price or the item is often faked. And I don't know that either one is true in your case.

for me getting the cheapies is half the battle, the other half is waiting 1-10 years for a buyer to notice the thing and slurp it up. Ebay is terrible for getting Buy-It-Now sales out where people can see them unless you pay to promote which I never do. Auctioning sells faster but I lose money auctioning items about half the time.

I don't think you're a poorfag at all, you're making some pretty big buys, and you will probably go a lot bigger.

>>57219139
All what you said is very true. If the promoting thing is a fixed rate, like $1.95 per item, i guess it could be worth it to get some extra visibility for big value items. But in general i hate giving ebay any extra money if i can avoid it, they already are making far too much from my ass for my own liking.

>I don't think you're a poorfag at all, you're making some pretty big buys, and you will probably go a lot bigger.
Well i feel really poor, and i truly am, but when i look around me and see most my friends with close to zero savings, zero investments and spending most their salaries on complete crap i guess it could be worse. The only difference is i'm a literal squirrel compared to them.
The saying about "it's not how much you earn, but how much you spend" ring truer to my ears every passing day.

But on the other hand, i may be too deep on the stingy side of life, i can't remember the last time i gifted myself a nice experience. I wont find myself a girl by hermit-maxxing and playing it stingy to the point all my socks are holed, that's for sure kek. I think i may need one of your life advice on the matter, wise bob-sama.

>>57219242
lol I wear my socks until all the toes are showing through. I buy clothes at walmart for the cheapest price available. If anyone cares how I dress, I don't want to be around that person.

Most people I know don't have a couple hundred euro to drop on coins every month. And if they did they'd blow it on something else instead. I don't even usually have that much. My average purchase of coins is $25, and I rarely buy more than a couple hundred dollars worth in a single batch. If you can get a system worked out you'll be far from poor. I try to double my money on coins, so if I spend a thousand per month I try to sell two thousand. But at that rate I'm only making a thousand a month. But I got it for free doing something I love. And that's what gets a dude friends and women I think. Not what you do or how much you make, but that you love it. If you love what you're doing other people will be interested in it too. And interested in you.

not sure if that's wise, but I believe it to be true.

my throat hurts.
should i drink some colloidal silver?
it's been in the same plastic bottle since 2016.

>>57219307
>should i drink some colloidal silver?
I think Lassen has been waiting over a year for someone to ask this question....

>>57219289
That's wise and exactly what i needed to hear. The only essential thing is to do something i love, no matter the cash earned, no matter if i fail.
And tbf i can't function otherwise, i need to be my own boss and do things the way i like, being a wagie drone never did it for me, it always ended up confrontational with the hierarchy after few months/weeks.

Something i wanted to do for a long while is creating a youtube channel and posting a very long serie about all jewish crimes/treasons/conspiracies starting from antiquity up to today (6 millions episodes minimum). Ofc i would have to find another platform, but i hope i'll one day find the courage to overcome my shyness/tendancy to self-depreciation and create some content i'll share online.

Thanks fren. Helping me become a more open antisemite one post at a time.

>>57219435
>Thanks fren. Helping me become a more open antisemite one post at a time.
oh lord that got me!
kek you gotta be you! If people don't like it, fuck 'em!

I am currently borderline drunk to incapacitated, but I want to ask the question: gold or silver? If you had a sizeable amount of silver and a meager supply of gold, would you keep stacking silver or go all in on gold?

God bless.

>>57219470
Gold is the guaranteed grower while silver is more of a gamble. Look at the charts and you’ll see there are boomers that have been buying for decades and have bought both above and below current spot price. Gold has been a stable slow climber for forever.

I say all this as someone with currently too much silver who needs to balance the ratio. The high cost per ounce is why many go for the bulkier option; feels good to hold a kilogram of silver versus half an ounce of gold.

I am making a note to buy more gold as everyone should. Add beans and oatmeal to the list and you’re good to go, buddy.

>>57215061
You probably have Culvers at least

>>57219496
Well, as a person who would be considered blue collar, but with a decent wage, it's hard to make a decision. I've tried to keep a balanced stack. My ratio is about 1:100. I'm planning for the time that people don't trust currency nor government and rely mostly on bartering. I've already acquired a homestead and am currently raising the quality of the soil for permaculture. I expect the government and its currency to collapse in or before 2033. Everyone I follow and is somewhat trusted has estimated this particular timeline, and the way events have been proceeding, I expect sooner rather than later.

I work for a company that has an employee ownership program, and the way things have been going, that I will not disclose, I expect the company to go public in the next year or so. I'm going to take out of my reserve of stock and purchase a decent amount of precious metals in the coming year and was wondering what would be the best in a collapse for general purchases, such as living goods. It's hard to rationalize gold for things such as flour and other perishables, but at the same time I have a decent supply of silver compared to the common NPC.

Apologies for the syntax. Again I am intoxicated, but not incapacitated.

>>57219779
>what would be the best in a collapse for general purchases
Mercury Dimes

>>57219779
Variety is key as there’s no “this is 100% the answer.”

Like >>57219880 said; mercs are a great option as is junk in general. Covering your bases and having a large store of divisible, recognizable, 90% silver is as valuable as a root cellar, an orchard, perennials, chickens, beans, etc.

I’ve got about 80 more trees to plant in my own permaculture pursuits. Cover crops this spring plus compost brought in before any chickens are making their own. Your ability to grow your own food will be increasingly valuable and I’m afraid it is going to become a rare skill.

>pic related. New coop and beds made from trees cut down on site sown to cover crops in October. Root veg, garlic, sweet potato slips, and perennials will be grown in these beds after a deep compost topdressing around April. Fruiting vegetables will be grown among the trees I’ve planted in the larger garden space.

>>57219880
>Mercury Dimes
Based DOQA stackers

>>57219880
>>57219925
I considered "junk" silver along time ago when it made sense, but with the price it's at now, it doesn't seem right. I began stacking in 2010 when I was still in college. A useless venture that was unwarranted, and I'm talking about college. My meme degree was computer science, a field dominated by post-2008 poojeets.

I appreciate the inputs. God bless. I hope you lads survive beyond the collapse and have many children.

Looks like I will be increasing my gold stack. Seems to have less shit premiums as well. That was what my intuition and the Holy Spirit told me, but it never hurts to have a second or fifth opinion.

>>57219975
Gold is a great choice. Any metals are an excellent choice but I understand your decision.

I wish all of /pmg/ luck on their stacking quests. We have around a decade to prepare and there is so much to do. I have my plan; all I must do is ask the Lord for the strength to accomplish it.

>>57219925
>New coop and beds made from trees cut down on site sown to cover crops in October. Root veg, garlic, sweet potato slips, and perennials will be grown in these beds
Look into dioscorea polystachya. A root perennial that grows "air potatoes" as well as a biannual root. (I say that because supposedly the root is only good to harvest after the second or longer year for most climates.)

I would also suggest okra, corn, and a legume. They seem to do best in shitty to decent soils. Okra is more of a hot climate crop, thoughever. I'm from the Southeastern US.

>>57220008
Okra will be the bread and butter of my micro-farm (rocking barely an acre of production space) along with peppers, squash, sunchokes, and hardy herbs.

I’m done 7b so my perennials have to be tough; I’ve looked at air potatoes and think they may be happier in a wetter context. However, I know sweet potatoes and beans, my two cycled staple crops, will do incredibly!

This kind of knowledge, what does well and what won’t grow, will be some of the most priceless information when it’s the difference between a full belly and starvation.

>>57219975

I'm going to go against the grain and say push into 100 gram Valcambi CombiBars. You'd be paying around a 7% premium on each one but, in a SHTF scenario, having alot of fractional gold would be the best play.

Does anyone have any news about when germania will be releasing the rest of their gold line? The 1oz has been out, but their site has the 50g,100g,250g,500g and 1kg, as well as the 5 and 10 oz listed as “In development” I’d love to complete my kilo collection from them, I’ve been saving in anticipation for their gold kilo

>>57219242
>when i look around me and see most my friends with close to zero savings, zero investments and spending most their salaries on complete crap
>>57219289
>Most people I know don't have a couple hundred euro to drop on coins every month. And if they did they'd blow it on something else instead
The poor stay poor by spending like they're rich. The rich ger rich by spending like they're poor and investing.

>>57220112
>7b
Same. But supposedly I am now 8a, from the FDA, which I do not trust. The yams mentioned to you should be good until zone 5. They're cheap and on etsy and ebay. Worth attempting imo. If you can grow potatoes already, a few more tubers ain't gonna hurt. Get a cattle panel or a fence and you're set.

If you do greens, swiss chard is supposed to do decently in substitute to spinach. I get a lot of my seeds from Southern Seed Exposure. Check em out if you're below the Mason Dixon. They list which is heirloom or not. I am currently trying to crossbreed different strains of okra and squash for my soil conditions.

My apologies to the mod on patrol. I know it's kind of off topic. Keep stacking.

>>57220303
>The rich ger rich by spending like they're poor and investing.
fucking cringe take, You must be at least 18 to post here

The rich make money by constantly spending their money.
The super rich make money with money they’ve already spent.

>>57220415
Prove me wrong, you can't.

>>57220438
The rich make money through inheritance, luck or tax fraud
The super rich get rich with other people’s money.

>>57220438
>investing
You're just re-wording what I said.

Hey frens, I have a decent amt of junk silver(≈$350 face) but have been slowing down recently, mostly concentrating on gold and 999 silver rn

As junk premiums collapse it becomes a better buy but there’s gotta be a point where it’s better to concentrate on the pure stuff right?

>>57220303
>>57220415
>>57220438
>>57220445
>>57220460
>>57220462
carefully studying these posts in case I ever need to be rich

>>57220467
IDK dude. That banking shit had people buying at $30 FV some places. Imagine the flip. I was offered $28 fv at this shop because she didn’t have any. Overes fucking $8 over for my ASEs, Imagine the flip into pure you could do if you kept a level head and just swapped during the next crisis. Premiums are way down now. saw $2.50 over last week on Monument

>>57217960
>Maybe you shouldnt be so quick to criticize

Maybe you shouldn't double-down on your ignorance. The model in your screencap is clearly a "portable clean room" which is a laminar flow hood, it pumps clean filtered air *into* the box to keep it free from contamination. While I'd pay a ton to watch you in action, state guidelines would not in fact want drooling retards to use a laminar flow hood to pump fumes out of the box into the rest of their rooms, they want you to get a suction fume hood with integrated filter/scrubber that sucks air out of the box. Please explain why a person of your evident caliber should be trusted anywhere near strong chemicals?

>>57220467
I’ve only been stacking for about two years but I don’t know of anytime that junk has been a bad option.

>>57220477
Kek

>>57220477
Be sure to print out a physical copy of the screencaps.
If you don’t hold it, you don’t own it.

>>57220571
>Inb4 People got it at melt years ago and they assume that is the norm.
They cannot accept the post-event 201 NEW NORMAL in precious metals.

>>57220577
>>57220590
lol. I think all of you are right. The rich are a diverse set of assholes that got that way using lots of different schemes over lots of very different timeframes. There's a bit of truth in all those posts, some more than others.
>>57220570
>I'd pay a ton to watch you in action,
picrelate

>>57220462
the problem with living frugally and investing is it will make you rich right about the same time you're due for cancer or a heart attack. It does work though, and I know a fair number of fools that did it.

>>57218960
>I think i'll need your help to identify one or two who aren't in the best shape, like pic rel.

Depends on the other side, but at first glance i know those fractional silvers with incuse Ram's head to be typical of Kebren in Troas, scroll down here and you'll see a diobol of the same design:

https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/troas/cebren/t.html

>>57220666
I live frugally and invest(save) all of my money into silver and gold. Sure it won’t make my as much fiat, but at least I can sleep soundly knowing it can’t all be taken away from my in the blink of an eye, or all go to zero because some bankers and politicians decided to play some fuck fuck games.

>>57220609
Pretty funny how long anon argued with you about the wisdom of using his "clean room" with fuming acids, laminar flow hoods are for cell/spore culture, great if you're growing magic mushrooms but not very helpful when playing with chems. I've always been annoyed by restrictive safety regulations impeding my access to stuff i want but they exist because of midwits who can't think their way out of a box and thus ruin everything for those of us who aren't total idiots.

>>57220666
That's why you marry an Asian woman and have 5 kids. Then you die happy. Your kids inherit your wealth you lived for all your life and they get to see how happy you are to have been blessed with their existence. Your legacy lives on and your work is not in vain.

>>57220501
Yeah that’s fair, over half my AG is in junk though, im not saying I’d completely stop buying it(I love the feel of 90%). Just feel like I should be 50/50 or something

Good morning frens

>>57220828
silver and gold weren't a great bet over my lifetime, but I suspect they're just going to get better as time goes on. My kid is stacking and I don't discourage him. Seems like a good idea.
>>57220874
I didn't even check what he bought, I thought he had an actual suction hood with carbon on top, which also won't work inside a house for what he's doing.

I think youtube is killing people with bad instructions. That's usually 4chan's job.

>>57220874
You are a double nigger who lives in ignorance of facts. I'm not using a laminar hood for phones and dust. I am using a filtered mobile clean room for filtered airflow, which I have been educated on and need to upgrade to a hospitality hood; when I start the chemical Refining.
>>57220609
Tha k you for the info. You have convinced me to wait on the chemical refinement. I will hire some nerd out of college to help me with the chemical refinement. I'm not worried about government; but you are right when you say I could accidentally hurt myself if I lose control of the experiment.

>>57220983
>You are a double nigger who lives in ignorance of facts.
kek
teach him to mess with your brilliant plans!
God, I love this board.

>peeks head into /pmg/
>no metals
>just boomers bickering with each other like old women
Guess I’ll check again tomorrow

>>57221040
I'm about to go to bed, it should be good again in an hour unless the dipshit with the metal refining plan keeps up his antics.

>>57221040
Don’t bother. We’ll still be here. Go start a business and then come back. TOPkek

>>57221124
A gold refining business. Any fool can do it.

>>57220915
I’m also a junk head. I think more people here focus on bullion. I’ve been stacking junk at around $28/oz pure silver for awhile. Every 10 or so oz i buy i lose 1-2 oz vs generics. It’s not that bad. But I am Stacking generics right now to increase weight. Still torn between the two. I suspect ill just flip flop.

>>57221124
>Go start a business and then come back
I just want to see pics of PMs, psychopath. Kill yourself.

>>57221191
>I just want to see pics of PMs
You can look at those on the internet.
Why do you feel the need to come in here daily and shake everyone down for pictures of their wealth?

>>57221206
Why do you feel the need to shit up the place like a teenage girl with off topic bullshit and egoistical lecturing?

>>57220983
>I'm not using a laminar hood for phones and dust. I am using a filtered mobile clean room for filtered airflow, which I have been educated on

Bruh, the "mobile clean room" in the screencap of your purchase is a laminar flow hood, it pumps filtered air *INTO* the box, so if you're mixing fuming acids in the box it'll blow caustic vapors directly in your face and into whatever space you're working in. The hood in your youtube video is a negative-pressure suction fume hood, I'd get one that vents outdoors but that is the sort of thing you want to use when messing with chemicals you clearly don't understand.

>>57220812
Good job fren, you rock. I remember seeing those ram obols already, but i thought it was intertwined snakes being displayed on the pic i posted for some reason. I've a terrible imagination when it come to figure objects out incomplete shapes.

>>57221218
Is this the projection I always hear about?
Read your posts and then consider who is behaving like a teenage girl.

>>57221185
Yeah I really can’t help myself, junk just feels more like money (because it is). I’ll probably try to reach parity but then deals like this pop up


I posted these guys last week, super good deals. Only downside is you have to call to place an order

>>57221476
>20 pbtid
>0 metals

>>57221323
>you rock

No u, my fren. When you reach the point where you've looked at as many ancient coins as I have it's easy to recognize and identify things you've seen before, you're still getting your feet wet but trust me you'll get much better with time. Can you post a pic of the other side, and tell me what the coin weighs? Kinda looks like an obol or hemiobol. The crystallization shows that it is 100% without any doubt a genuine coin so while the condition isn't ideal I like crystallized ancient silvers because their authenticity is self-evident, hard to go wrong at such a low price.

>>57220968
>I thought he had an actual suction hood with carbon on top, which also won't work inside a house for what he's doing.

That's probably what he thought (or still does if he's a genuine retard). Dunno why I even bother getting in the way of people trying so damn hard to win themselves a Darwin Award, for the benefit of the gene pool I should stop wasting my time and just let nature take its course.

>>57221599
You literal have a teenage girls doll too!

>>57221539
You are going to talk me into stacking junk again. Hell If I can get it for $1 over spot even, why not? There are some asahi Rounds on BOLD for .80 over. They were so hot during SVB they regularly sold for over $30 on Fleabag. Now they are like bargain bin silver.

>>57221741
ah, so you're poor AND new

So I bought another kilo ark that was on sale this weekend. It was actually a bit cheaper than the boooring StoneX kilo bar. They also had some old elephant kilos for a bit more, but those got snatched up pretty quick.

>>57222014
You think I don’t know about the octopus dogwhistle? Owned by a little girl (actually she might not be a teenager anymore not sure)

>>57222014
You went to an online store and bought a bunch of children’s toys to signal your politics online. And now your demanding that everyone plays the attention game you are playing. Perhaps you’re upset with not getting as many (yous) from your toys.
I prefer the anime girls with coins to impotent dogwhistling.

>>57221218
That's just how it is anon

>>57216866
That's some really cool artwork.

>>57218492
>10± ounces of gold
Deep in GMI territory. More silver is always nice, but no one could be sad about a stack like that. I'll hit my Silver goal soon and then focus on the yellow metal.

>>57220251
Gold kilo? That's not going to be very liquid, especially if gold gets revalued to 35k/oz.

>>57219470
Go all in on gold.

>>57221599
>those stuffies
What's a bottom like you doing here among all these men? You got a boyfriend?

>>57222280
>the octopus dogwhistle

Please cure my ignorance, what does it mean?

>>57222624
> posting an crab
You've got some nerve, mister!

>>57222624
Old Nazi art portrays international jewry as an octopus with its tendrils across the world.
greta post a pro palestine image with a plush octopus,
Jews say shes referencing nazis.
The hype crowd buys a bunch from the internet and posts them as some form of agitation to jews.

>>57222624
>king crab
he's back

>>57222624
Can we get a “Crab Dip” please, good sir!

>>57220958
Top o the mornin to ya.

>>57222624
Greta got our back fren.

>>57222624
>Please cure my ignorance, what does it mean?

>>57221233
agreed. This is not sarcasm. But I would like to have (you) and >>57221075 to be part of this firm. I do not mind setting up a discord server exclusively for us to connect. You both are very knowledgable and have been part of the industry for a hot minute. Seeing as I am new but with drive; I would not mind disclosing 5% of the business to each of you for legitimate director positions. No financials needed; just reputable advice for navigating the Federal guidelines, PPE, and help networking the industry. This is an honest offer and I can set up the discord server for invites if either/both of you are want to diversify your investment portfolio

>>57223103
Streissand strikes again.

>>57219470
the answer is both
at about 1:100 ratio
ignore people saying otherwise

>>57220140
that's silly
silver does the job of fractional gold
get 1oz gold for big purchases

>>57221619
>Can you post a pic of the other side, and tell me what the coin weighs?
0.53gr, so an obol most likely.
Obverse match the archaic Apollo's head facing left, so you were dead on. I'm a bit butthurt bcuz one single guy outbid me on all the nice looking obols on sale from that seller.

2 hours ago i won 2 auctions for "antique coins to identify", who were pretty easy to figure out now i'm seriously invested in doing my greek DD :
- one Seleucid kingdom tetradrachm from Philip Philadelph period, 13.5g
- one stephanophore tetradrachm from Arados, Phoenicia, 14.5g

Both in crap condition and covered with dirt, but i hope with a bit of distilled water, soap and few toothpicks i can make them pretty once again.
Not expecting miracles, but i paid slightly below 70€ for each, so whatever the result i'll be fine.

frens, we did it. MS64. i think i've actually done pretty well with these.

and again, if the anon who wanted a 1911 is on here, i'll just send you one of mine if you still want one. just tell me where to ship it. free.

great start of the week

>>57223290

>>57223298
here is the other one. MS65. my first 65 from sending in raw coins.

>>57223298
>>57223313
congrats bro, you deserve a german qt for your success.
Is 59+17 considered a large population by NGC standards for such a coin?

>>57223479
thanks :) i think it is pretty normal for these commemorative empire 5 rms. this one, like fat man with sword, only had 60,000 coins minted. picrel is the pcgs population for it. pretty similar to ngc. seems like a pretty large number of 64> coins for such small mintages. they must have kept them safe. and that's another nice thing about these coins. low mintages, nice quality that's not all tha that hard to find, and not even that much money. cheaper than a 65 morgan or peace, at least.

>>57223150
That would cut too deeply into the shit posting hours

>>57222719
>>57222972
>>57223103
haha that's awesome, I haven't spent much time on /pol/ in a good while so was oblivious to this amusing development, thanks frens

>>57223150
I don't want to take your money anon, sorry for the exasperated shitposting I'm sure you can figure it all out without killing yourself but you really need to think everything through more carefully before doing anything challenging or dangerous. Practice outdoors upwind of the fumes with PPE before dropping a bunch of cash on stuff that may be of no use, and look into building your own fume hood that vents outside, the filters would get exhausted very quickly if you use a little hood that just pumps the air back into the room you're working in, those things aren't suitable for even small scale refining operations.

>>57222491
As long as jews exist, gold will be very liquid.
In the event that jews no longer exist, that would be worth any loss of value of gold.

>>57223290
Yup, looks like an Archaic obol to me. Learn from the experience and focus a bit more on the nicer coins, it sucks when you're in the "cheapies mindset" and wind up losing all the nice things and are left with just the mediocre items, yeah you can flip for profit but I don't get much joy from working with coins I don't find personally appealing. Trying to get a great deal and losing the real prizes has left me with many regrets, whereas I have almost no regrets about the times I've reconsidered my strategy and bid higher than normal on the good pieces and then won them thanks to the more competitive bids.
>>57223311
nice tripdubs, I'm not intimately familiar with those tetradrachms but I do think they can be improved with cleaning, the lower one will be more straightforward to clean, the top one seems to have a bunch of that horn/redeposited silver crud, tyche's lips look pretty good so hopefully the actual surfaces of the rest of the coin are in similar condition under the crud but if so it will probably take more time and careful work to restore, big coins take a while to properly clean.

>>57222306
>You went to an online store and bought a bunch of children’s toys to signal your politics online
Nope, just thought they were neat. Sent some to my family members too and they love them.
>And now your demanding that everyone plays the attention game you are playing
You MUST be a woman to bitch like this when your resident tranime lover posts his doll pics every day along with like $50 of silver.
>impotent dogwhistling.
You’re actually just seething. I’m not pushing any politics here and you need to get that sand out of your vagina.

>>57223298
Wow very impressive, that came back higher than I expected good job anon!
>>57223313
lovely coin, do you have anything else you're thinking about sending in?

My tacobux came in.

>>57224192
Very nice - congrats!

>>57214958
Una and the lion gold bar is the most beautiful bullion ever produced.

>>57215890
>21 usd
coin looks to be cleaned the more I think about it.

What is everyones take?

>>57223896
>Learn from the experience and focus a bit more on the nicer coins, it sucks when you're in the "cheapies mindset"
Don't worry i listened to your advices on the matter, now i'd say i dedicate 60/40 of my budget on nice condition coins vs crappy cheapies. Which is a big leap for me already since not long ago i was at 0/100. But since i get 15-20 cheapies for the price of 1 nice looking coin, it must looks like i only post cheapies kek.
But i've one or two nice looking ones who should soon show up in the mail that you may appreciate.

With a bit of self discipline, i'll reach 80/20 in the not to distant future i recon. Something who surprised me is the nice condition ones are much more liquid than the crappy looking ones. In my stingy mindset i thought most of the appeal would come from the tiny pricetag, but i was totally wrong on the matter it seems, so it incentivize me to focus more on the good looking stuff.

>similar condition under the crud but if so it will probably take more time and careful work to restore, big coins take a while to properly clean.
Gotcha, i'll go slow and steady on her. From the infos i gathered and my scrolling experience, the Philip one is pretty common and nothing impressive.
But the Tyche one (dressed with towers) from Phoenicia is a much rarer design, and i've seen prices going wild on catalogues for the SUP versions, so i'm very excited to restore her. If you don't mind, i'll post step by step my restoration so you can guide me and help me dodge mistakes.
I'll have to do it with my loupe since i don't have a microscope yet.
I started to look up to acquire an affordable one, but i'm not too sure on what model i should get.

>>57220968
damn thats an og /b/ pic right there

that board used to be so much fun back in the day as a lil shithead juvenile delinquent

Ordered 6 Polish 10 Zlotychs on December 9th from 5 different ebay sellers. My last one is out for delivery today I'm so excited. This last one got caught in customs coming from Ukraine, one took 3 weeks shipping from Germany and the other 4 shipped burger to burger took less than 2 weeks and that's with Christmas taken into consideration between then and now, not bad.

>>57223957
Nice pic fren.

>>57224956
zangeifs?!

>>57224869
looks like it is probably cleaned going by the picture

>>57215890
would check here from time to time too: https://www.ma-shops.com/shops/maCategory.php?catid=174&page=8&sortby=erhaltung&desc=desc&ajax=4ox9

>>57223957
i have a couple coins coming in the mail that i plan on sending in and a couple stragglers that i think are probably good enough for grading like a 3 rm zeppelin and probably that 3 mark that i put in ezest the other night.

>>57224956
I'm amazed anything gets out of Ukraine. I got these 4 out there from ebay in 10 days!

>>57225052
>zangeifs
No 10 Zlotych coins. 1932-1933('34?).

>>57224956
>6 Polish 10 Zlotychs on December 9th from 5 different ebay sellers.
Was it some sort of love at first for you to focus on this coin all of a sudden?

>>57225301
love at first sight*

>>57225301
>some sort of love at first for you to focus on this coin all of a sudden
I already own several 10s, 5s, 2s and 1s. They'll hold a good premium and it's a numismatically appealing coin.

hey guys, remember me talking about hrtx. another 20% today lmao lol

>>57225430
i'm going to work on polish coins at some point soon. they really do have a lot of nice looking coins.

>>57223150
Thanks for the offer, I have other projects I'm working on. You're free to ask anything you like here though.

PPE standard for that work in the US consists of rubber boots, dupont tychem coveralls or equivalent, nitrile gloves, chemtape around the ankles and wrists, safety glasses, and a face shield or maybe full mask respirator.

this is assuming you're working under a vented hood. If not, you're gonna need a lot more than a modified OSHA level D PPE.

why yes I do love booba why do you ask

>>57225831
This is just what OSHA requires in the US.

it's probably overly cautious for someone that knows what they're doing. But even people who work with strong corrosives all the time spill some sometimes and it might be better safe than sorry. I've seen some ugly scars and burns on people who I consider to be experts with the stuff.

>>57225831
Out of curiosity, what kind of rating is needed for the respirator cartridge?

>>57225981
organic vapor/acid gas

that's again assuming a vented hood. Without the hood I'd grab an SCBA personally for cooking metal in acids containing nitrogen or chlorine.

Good afternoon /pmg/

look at it

>>57226095
ah crap. rotated.
try again

>>57226101
dang. nice looking. even looks Frosty

>>57225981
also in the US the respirator has to be fit tested once a year by someone trained to conduct the test. I have that training from both OSHA and MSHA, but most companies have traveling safety guys that go around testing respirator fit and other such government fuckery.

>>57226101
haven't seen this one before

>>57226095
peeling a section at a time instead of all at once, fren?

>>57225981
If we're talking percents, the rating needs to be 100. though I can't imagine why anyone would go lower since the price difference isn't huge.

>>57226169
So organic vapor and also P100? Makes sense to me. Is there any concern of heavy metals becoming vaporized?

Thanks mintanon! I should’ve ordered more than 2. These are your magnum opus.

>>57226390
Very nice fingerprints anon
Thanks for the hirez

>>57213117
Good luck to everyone in 2024.
Remember that if it isn't physically 'real', tangible and delivered to your custody... all bets are off.
That goes for Bitcoin anons.
This is going to be a motherfucking wild ride; prepare for higher interest rates in the most indebted economy in human history.

>>57226390
the pirate coin will give this one a run

time to start migrating
>>57226714
>>57226714
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>>57226561
those look like nice coins fren