/biz/ - Business & Finance

GIBS!

>>57278818
nogs

>>57278835
Kek. I thought about buying one for the meme but I decided to remove it from my shopping list and I'll end up getting something with a lower premium instead.

>>57278847
Thats way cooler than a nog-coin

>>57278848
>If only you knew the real history behind the symbolism

>>57278818

>>57278884
Hello rabbi

>>57278872
Oh no I'm not
>implying
That I bought the 2 ounce MK Ultra bar instead. What I meant is I replaced >>57278835 on my list with a lower premium 1 ounce gold coin. Either an AGE or a Britannia

>>57278952
>those pour lines
>those slight over pour "muffin tops"
Sexy.

>>57278818
>She has her hand out for gibs.

>>57278957
Where's the crypto nerds crying in the background?
Full disclosure I do get BTC as a reward back on my most used credit card. And I bought and sold crypto back in '21-22 but silver and gold are a much better investment for the long run.

>>57278970
Yep, I traded crypto for a few years but I finally realized it wasn't going anywhere. Wasn't solving anything.

>>57278977
Real wealth has mass

hello friends. hope your day is going well

Just ordered my first Kilo., That puts me at 100oz silver in about 4 months of stacking.

I can finally start posting metal. Finally found a local dealer that will do business with a small business without busting balls. Remember, business is not just finances but people skill. So I bought my very first stack from the local business; the guy was so generous he gave me my change in more stacks.
>just a 1oz indian head/buffalo
>BUT ITS MINE

>>57271186
Is there a platinum and gold version of this?

>>57279049
>>57279049
Even if that 50 cent piece is Copper nickel clas its still cool to get as change. Very nice Buffalos too, everyone i know recognizes the Buffalos too which is a huge plus

>>57279074
is it a meme to handle stack with latex gloves? i feel like a nerd but it makes me feel secure handling precious metals with latex/polyester gloves

New Germania witchcraft series. Absolutely hosed on the premium for this but it's a birthday gift to myself.

>>57279074
My phone autocorrects Buffalo to plural Buffalos

>>57279120
i cannot wait for a stampede to post. 500 buffallo. it will be great

why is the Pirate coin so damned expensive? Each coin gets more and more expensive while the price of silver remains the same.

Oop got flipped. I wish she were bigger, the 1oz is just too small.

>>57279133
its techincally dropping. the reason is simple. recoup their funds before silver sinks further into the hole and the businees goes in debt/under for 2 months trying to keep up with credit/interest. Precious Metals market is closely related to stock market in terms of macro news

>>57279151
>recoup their funds
They don't spend anything till after the pre-sale though. And why would one coin cost more than another? Shouldn't they get better at making them and cheaper over time and not more expensive?

just keep on stackin'
my /pmg/ frens
just keep on stackin'
till the very end

>>57279117
>>57279147
>>57279133
mintscamanon take note. All you have to do is put a scantily sexy woman with big breasts on your round and coomers will any price you name. They don't even see it as embarrassing, they think it's some high art collectible kek.

>>57279180
What's the pirate coin? Also Germania puts a shit ton of detail into their coins (limited amounts too), more than the Indiegogo coins we've seen here and far more than your basic ass low-premium coins and sounds like Buffalos and Asahis. So it's a mix of the booba, the detailing, and the rarity for them at least.

>>57279173
if you don't think the meme coin is worth it, don't buy one
simple as

>>57279192
I have bought every one made. Just want to know why. If the trend continues the next one will be 90 then 100. I mean hes not even numbering non-gilded coins anymore ffs

>>57279211
mintanon said he will start numbering non-gilded for pirate, pretty sure.

>>57279087
Basic things like buffalos you can handle raw, they don't matter, they're so common and carry no extra premiums whatsoever. For everything else that's nice, you can put them in sleeves, in tubes, or in plastic cases.

>>57279191
>consoomer coomer

>>57279218
thats not what the website says. For the non-gilded it just says "Reeded Edge" in the description, but in the gilded description it says "Open Reeded Edge with space for Serial Number"

>>57279237

I have found 3 silver quarters in my hunt for quarter rolls. Not many but still nice to see so many quarters with designs. Coins are for kings. The previous head of the US mint was a guy named Moy.

>>57279192
I dig the four leaf clovers

What are good careers you can do at home so I can better stack silver without leaving my office?

>>57279372
I WFH 3 days a week doing IT. Less gas used for my commute, I cook for myself most of the time. What I save I spend on PMs.

>>57279372
i WFH 5 days a week doing software work. anything technical can be remote. just get good enough at something and you can negotiate remote work as part of your compensation

>>57279372
meme coin design/production

At least the weird shill isn’t posting his memes and blogs in this thread. Comfy.

What about putting the serial number of your round on the edge? or is that just too much? I don't mind stamping out serial numbers on the edge, I just want to know if people wouldn't be put off by the serial number not being on the obverse/reverse

>>57278884
Take your jewish memes somewhere else jew faggot

>>57279524
I don't really like the serial number on the edge. I'd rather make space for it on one of the sides. I never look at the edge so I tend to forget whatever number is on there.

>>57279266
>qui?
>Qui?!
>QUI??!

Gonna grab another silver kilo or 1oz platinum tomorrow. Getting my stack ready, we've probably got less than 5 weeks. Thinking around Feb. 20th, things kick off.

Snagged this from a previous thread. "The properties of money"

>>57279564
Gotcha. will not try to reinvent the wheel.

Also does anyone know what going to happen in march?

>>57279562
It's a joke, can't you take a joke.

>>57279605
>>57279646
Welp, nevermind. He’s back.

>>57278884
>>57279681
You let this one slip your radar

>>57279033
Tis a beautiful stack.

>retards (probably just one guy) finally stop arguing over who’s the shill, now that a new thread has started, after blowing out the bump limit of the last thread
>IQ shows up in this one
What a strange and totally unexpected coincidence.

Can we just talk about metals itt thread tonight? Keep it on topic, report fags like this >>57278884 >>57279681 who post off topic bullshit and promote d&c.

>3 drunks walk into a family restaurant (/pmg/)
>families having a good time and eating peacefully
>first drunk guy starts shitting on dinner plates and handing them out to everyone
>”don’t you guys like this?! This is so much better than real food. If you complain about my shit then you’re a shill.”
>2nd drunk starts walking around and slapping everyone in the face while they eat
>”lol why are you so mad that I’m slapping you? Stop being so mad all the time.”
>3rd drunk guy walks in
>starts accusing everyone in the restaurant of being the same person following him around town
>takes out gun and points it at everyone while telling them to like his memes or else.
State of the general rn

Whats the right ratio for silver to gold?

>>57279750
1:1

>>57279744
>inmediately attacking the nearest anon even tho he’s calling out the same problems he is
Relax asshole. Same team.

>>57279750
>in 1792 it was raised from 15:1 to 16:1 as per the 1792 coinage acts
These coinage acts were also the ones that declared silver to be a dollar, going to look up the weights, something like 0.77 ounces being a silver dollar

>>57279766
>After the Declaration of American Independence, the United States dollar was introduced in 1792 at par with this coin at 371.25 grains = 0.7735 troy ounces = 24.0566 g. Alexander Hamilton arrived at these numbers based on a treasury assay of the average fine silver content of a selection of worn Spanish dollars

>>57279758
Gigachad. What civilization had that ratio?

>>57279589
>Thinking around Feb. 20th, things kick off.
god I hope so

>>57279750
My goal is along the lines of 1:50, currently at around 1:110 need more gold.

>>57279609
Qrd on this?

>>57279729
>What a strange and totally unexpected coincidence.
yeah, that's all I was really trying to say.

you know that IQ didn't just suddenly show up because a new thread was baked. He was in the last one. He just wasn't IQ posting in the last one.

>>57279745
Go away faggot this isnt your blog

>>57279040
Based and tangible

>>57279745
Did you make this? Guy a few threads ago posted pretty much the same pasta along with pic related. Whats your end game skitzo bro?

>>57278809
I've bookmarked ngc and numista on the home page of my desktop

>>57279935
He didn't make that, Lassen did.

The anon's analogy is fair, but he forgot to include the part where he's one of the 3 drunks in his story, and in fact the drunks own the restaurant.

What's the current tier list? Need to know where I stand.

>>57279986
love the bald eagle. Great pocket piece.

>>57280003
Oh yes, Lassen the fraud, Lassen the schizo, the Lassen who stole thier stack pic from an article about international federal fraud investigation.
https://www.keloland.com/news/the-mystery-continues-with-the-silver-coin-schemers/

>>57279745
It really has gotten that bad.

>>57279087
You're supposed to use cotton gloves. anything else can cause tarnish

>>57280052

>>57279318
How? Are you getting rolls from the bank and then re-rolling? Ive never ever found them just from change or hunting in the wild

>>57280052
>What's the current tier list? Need to know where I stand.

>>57279087
I have a stack of buffalos that I handle bare handed and play around with. And it’s one of the reasons I like germania bars so much, they come in a super tight vacuum sealed film that’s almost unnoticeable. But other than that, I generally transfer to capsules without actually touching the silver, or use cotton gloves if it’s necessary to handle them for whatever reason.

>>57279935
…why would someone complaining about those psychopath off topic memes post them here? Why are you so stupid? Use your brain. This is is the person making and posting those memes >>57279822

>>57280003
>the drunks own the restaurant.
another admission of being a janny here. You were also telling us in the last thread how many times someone reported your alt accounts. You’re sad.

my power is back on. after 18 hours. this worked the entire time ha

>>57279218
>>57279237
Starting with the pirate we will go back to serializing all the rounds. Regular serial #'s will start at the end of the gilded. This will allow more trips and things of that nature per round.
Product pages for the regular Pirate has just been updated to reflect that.

>>57281852
How do you determine who gets what number? Random or somewhat by time of order?

>>57281852
>Regular serial #'s will start at the end of the gilded
I don't understand. Will the gilded pirates have serial numbers or no?

>>57281890
As random as possible. I get all the gilded in to their sleeves and put them in long boxes. As I pull an order I pull the number needed from random places in random boxes
>>57281904
Yes all pirates will have serial numbers, regular rounds will have their # start where the gilded ends, so if we have 400 gilded the first regular will be 401 and so on

>>57281916
Awesome! Thanks for explaining.

I think this will be the last up[date of this table for a while.
Is anyone here who bought either or both of the Otoyas? Getting the prices would be good.

>>57281916
>>57281946
Thanks for your help in filling out that table.
I'm guessing that was you last thread.

>>57281916
Will the serial numbers appear on the edge?

>>57281952
No problem, thanks for making the table! I don't know if you want to make a footnote about the Anime Prosctor and Crusader only having the serial on the gilded
>>57281974
For the pirate I think it will be but future designs will try to make the face serial

>>57281616
Glad you had some spirit to keep you warm, but how did you have an internet connected device that lasted 18 hours on a charge?

>>57281983
Got them covered - thanks!

>>57281916
Got mine yesterday, cheers
>>57282125
Qrd on anime prospector 2?

>>57280762
Entire last thread was full of these kinds of fuds to bad jacket stackers and memes

imagine not purchasing silver + gold items

>>57282138
Cheers! Anime Prospector 2 is the 2023 version

>>57282138
I'm not AnonyMintPM, so unless he chimes in, this is from my memory.
Anime Prospector was a popular design and based on Englehard's. So after the 2022 run, AMPM decided to make the 2023+ non-gilded an in-stock item.

>>57278809
Imagine not owning a scale to weigh all your coins.

>>57282235
>>57278809
There is a variance in weight, but i checked online and theres a tolerance for the weight and its always minus zero plus .1 grams, gotta double check it

>>57278809

>>57279033
>Saint Joseph Edition
Based

>>57278835
Jogging Liberty?

>>57282312
Topkek, actually.

>claims
Things you don't own
>assets
Things that exist, which you own.

The dollar was originally backed by the spanish silver dollar, the peso is a spanish dollar split up into pieces. Now the definitions have changed, since the currencies have been debased by tunnel dwellers

Ever engraved a coin?

>>57278809
The federal reserve, as of 3 years ago, announced to banks that they do not need a reserve balance, they have tossed all deposits into interest bearing accounts, literally tying them to risk. Precious metals are the the way to prevent this risk, if you have gold and silver, the banks cannot take it away with a few clacks of a keyboard

>>57278809
I still remember Washington mutual, heralded as a safe place to put your cash -wrong. Once they fell, they were relieved of all debt obligation, aka a bail-in where they no longer have to give back any deposits. Another reason to keep wealth untied to risky yiddish gambling money changers

>issuing currency
They began issuing paper iou slips even back then, holders of the precious fared well against those who's paper defaulted

Feels good to wake up knowing what ive earned cannot disappear at a bankers discretion

>>57282449
False quote. Stop perpetuating it.

>>57282500
You are a lying rat
>Quotation: "If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered.... I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.... The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs."

So based

I get paid 1800$

what should I get?

>>57282522
Inflation as a monetary term was never used during Jefferson's lifetime - https://www.jstor.org/stable/2144429

And the first industrial corporation in the USA was not created until 1813, so hardly foreseeable as a problem in 1802 - https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/041515/what-history-corporations-america.asp

It is a false quote.

>>57282604
a 1/2 oz gold and a 1/4 oz gold

>>57282612
Retarded take considering its what banks are doing to us today. Post a quote about something going on and surely a kike will come out of the woodwork to defend the banks

>57282612
>nooo he only meant usa corporations surely not foreign ones littering the colonies ignore those ok?
>Ignore the hyperinflation of the early continental dollar ok!

>spotted repro war medals through pictures simply from the uneven wear and casting remnants

>>57282637
thats dumb. he should just save an extra 300 bucks and buy 1 ounce

>>57281916
still shipping crusaders yea?
also, you dont think the price per coin will rise anymore for pre orders, do ya?

The beauty of silver

My Britannia fractionals arrived early. There's something comfy about them even though Chucky sausage fingers is on the other side. 48 here total (16 per tube) plus 2 1/10toz Lizzies, 50 GSM 1/10toz rounds and 200 merc dimes in my stack in addition to many other numismatics and constitutional silver coins. I think I'm going to stick with larger bars for a while. Too bad Troy pound bars aren't more popular but I'll settle for 500 grams.

>>57282867
Based, silver doesn't burn your skin, you are human and not a tunnel dweller

The magnificence of gold.

>>57282881
Cute. Where's it from?

Why are you buying gold at the ATH?

>>57282917
Fear. Fear that it won't go back down.

>>57282917
number go up, simple as

>>57282893
Was a gift for my GF. We joke that she is actually a fox pretending to be a woman. It's a Japanese thing.

It’s over for me, /pmg/ frens.
Put an Oz in your stacks for me.
Just signed a 300k€ letter of intent to buy a house. If that goes through, I gotta safe every € I get to improve the house and eventually buy a new heating if the current oil burner craps out.

>>57282943
It's ok Anon. Beats being a rent cuck. I'm go glad I mortgaged my house instead of renting an apartment. Less counter-party risk and you can get as many pets as you want. For example, I have one.

>>57282893
Flip side

>>57282940
That's adorable Anon :) best wishes to you and your woman.

>>57282943
>My wishes for your purchase to be a good one would be against my own interests
Uh... I hope your heater doesn't break soon?

>>57282917
Deflation doesn't affect gold

>>57282816
>still shipping crusaders yea?
Yes the last of them showed up yesterday so they'll be processed by the end of the weekend and in the post office on Monday
>also, you dont think the price per coin will rise anymore for pre orders, do ya?
Prices should go down on future rounds unless there's a huge increase in production cost somehow. The cost of gold plating doubled unexpectedly due to a processor switch

>>57282917
Because very soon we will look back on these days ($2000~/toz for gold) the same way we now look back on 2018 ($1200~/toz) or even 2001 ($265~/toz)

>>57282870
I like fractionals and 2oz bars. Both have a killer premium. There is a 1 Trou Pound puck that apmex has, It looks like it would be super cool to hold, you gotta pay rapemex premiums but it is minted under 9fine

>>57282612
you are retarded. Hamilton V Madison was directly about wether credit should be instituted on a federal level to shore up individual state banking debts. Further to be argued about the type of currency to be isssued and whether paper money should even be used...
>Hamilton won by the way

>>57282975
Thanks!

>>57283028
>gotta pay rapemex premiums
Ironically APMEX through Walmart's website is a little cheaper than APMEX proper. I'm skeptical of course still. But the one Troy pound is listed on both.

>>57283034
You are making a strawman argument. I never said inflation did not exist in Jefferson's time. I said - with cited authority - that the WORD inflation was not used in Jefferson's time so the quote must be false.

But if you insist on this folly, all you need to do is cite Jefferson's own writings from which the quote allegedly derives. Then I will apologize.

>>57283100
Retard got debooonked. Begone shill faggot

>>57282612
>>57283100
>Continentals refers to paper currency issued by the Continental Congress in 1775 to help fund the American Revolutionary War. Continentals quickly lost value, partly because they were not backed by a physical asset like gold or silver, but also due to the fact that too many bills were printed.

>>57283100
>corporations were formd in the usa 11 years later haha checkm8
Meanwhile
>The British colonies of North America were founded as either corporate colonies or as proprietary colonies. Corporate colonies had a charter that the English monarch granted to stockholders, but they were essentially governed by the monarch. King James I (1603–25) granted corporate charters for the settlement of Virginia (founded 1607) and Massachusetts (1620). The charters stipulated that the king appoint the colonial governor who arrived in America with a royal commission and a set of instructions from the British Board of Trade.

>>57283083
Oh yeah, i used to buy from that a lot, they changed it to have sales tax even though my state doesn’t have it. So I don’t buy from that anymore. They ever do an any quantity low premium on any of their pucks ill buy atleast 20oz

>>57283205
It'd be nice if they had it in store, i missed out on the costco gold by a day, i should check again...

>>57283205
I live in a state that online retailers shipping here are supposed to charge tax. I won't name names, but there's a few sites that don't charge tax still. Those sites have my business unless there's something I want that they aren't selling like >>57282870. I'll also buy numismatics on eBay too since none of the good bullion sites I frequent have what I'm looking for silver coin wise. I'll buy gold, silver generics and silver newly minted coins from them.

>>57281385
Quit shitting up the thread

>>57282770
i was gonna say that but im working on the confines of 1800

I saw a picture of these in an old book, thinking about trying to find some ancient coinage. Coins are the best

/pmg/ in a nutshell.

I got a decent bonus coming to me this month. I think I'll buy some gold coins, but I haven't yet decided. I'm leaning towards something from the US Mint. What gold coins are on your short list, /pmg/?

>>57283313
That's real close, I'd just save amongst 2 intervals of income.

>>57283008
this, still im not buy anything more than 2100 an oz but even then i suspect gold gold higher to near 3000 in 5 to 10 years

>>57283317
>/pmg/ in a nutshell
Nice projection but we all know picrel is what really shows /pmg/'s true colors.

>>57283317
>silver sisters
>mostly gold

Heres a real meme

>>57283317
Fake & gay, tjranny meme

>>57283368
>>57283341
Real memes

>>57283383
Typical astro-turfing tactics.

>>57282943
You'll be fine anon, i believe in you. Hard work and determination got you this far; preserverance and determination to survive shall carry you onward. You got a house, you made it buddy!! Congratulations, just keep an eye on the heater, stock up on jackets too. You'll probably even find some bills layin around you didn't remember you had, for the stack.

Do you guys know a good option for international shipping to LatAm? My local options for bullions suck

>>57283480
>id jq
Its at the top of the thread, i often skipped it too, here it is fren.
>Bullion dealers
https://libertycoin.com/ (US)
https://www.chards.co.uk/ (EU/UK)
https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/ (Ancient)
https://www.luciteria.com/ (Other rare metals)
I've bought from sdbullion too they're cool. Would need to double check if these vendors do international shipping though. In the past, countries had laws against the exportation of bullion, but that was a two hundred years ago or more

>>57283475
>You got a house, you made it
Not trying to rain on anyone's parade, but as a homeowner it's still far from making it. Does give you a leg up on renters and people who still live with their parents, but it still requires fiat to keep so the government thugs don't take it away...

>>57283526
>door into bedroom
what is this some sleezy motel?

>>57283526
>far from making it
The phrase is pretty subjective, I felt like I made it with a house, but you do raise good points. Whats the bar for making it?

>>57283349
Thanks for your feedback, anon. Do you like this one better? I'm concerned it's a little too bussy now, but what do you think?

Also, nobody answered my question. What gold coins are you looking to scoop soon? I'm kind of leaning towards a 1 oz gold eagle, since I don't have a type 2 yet.

>>57278818

You can literally see the hatred of whites in her expression.

>>57283649
That’s not a bed. That’s a couch. Look at the stichting on the upholstery, indicates a curve. Although they look like the huge throw pillows you might find in a motel, they are probably couch cushions Most of the motels also wont have a dedicated eve over a single entry, especially one that large. Since most motel rooms are in public. Having a window on the door would also not be likely or otherwise it would have drapes to allow for privacy.

>>57278884

Explains why the Main character of the fifth element movie was named Korben (Qorben) Dallas

>>57283661
Complete financial freedom, not having to work ever again. Doing what you want when you want as long as it's not self harm or harming others.
>>57283688
>>>/lgbt/ go start a /pmg/ there instead.

>>57279750

In reality? About 1:15. Was for thousands of years give or take some regional debasement.

For your stack, right now? At least 1:50. Gold will always hold value but it’s being drastically overpriced. Silver is being drastically underpriced but the end of that manipulation is not in sight. Yet.

>>57283649
Also, what hotel puts the bed against the window? Lol.

>>57283649
>bedroom
That's my front living room.

>>57283731
1:50
Ehh.
I started out 1:100
I’m rebalancing to 1:500 as soon as can get the chance to get out of here. My local place is offering 5% under but there is a place hour and a half away doing 1% under. Been trying to Find the time and weather permitting to get out there and do a swap. He said he can give me $1 over spot rounds if I buy 100 or $2.50 over for sovs.

>>57278809
How strong is 24k gold compared to 22k gold? I wanna make a butter knife in gold.

Is it possible to make something as large as a baseball bat out of gold?

>>57283841
People hammered gold flat at room temperature in the ancient days. 24K (.999) is way too soft to be really useful.

>>57283315
>I saw a picture of these in an old book, thinking about trying to find some ancient coinage. Coins are the best

Do you specifically like the Roman Provincial tetradrachms from Egypt like your picrel of Nero? Or just the idea of ancients generally? The common Roman Egyptian tetradrachms are remarkably affordable, usually debased but still nice chunks compared ~4g and lighter ancient silvers which were more frequently used back then. For around $100 or less you can get perfectly decent Roman tetradrachms. I have a crappy one of Nero I got for $9, not pretty but in 2011 it would have been below spot price lol, hard to go wrong. Got the nicer Hadrian tetradrachm in center left of pic (and the others) in a collection of 80 pieces where the price per coin was about $6.20 each, when you get a good deal there's nothing better than ancients.

>>57283841
>I wanna make a butter knife in gold.

I've seen 14k gold spoons made by Tiffany but never a butter knife, that would be pretty sweet. For something as soft as butter or cheese there'd be no reason you couldn't make and use a 22-24k gold knife/spreader if you made the handle or stem below the blade thick and strong enough to not get bent.

Frens theyre reposting altered versions of my memes, glad that one got deleted. It didn't even follow the theme of the original one and had something in it that stuck out like a sore thumb.

>>57283131
No pint in arguing with you. I'll just leave this here and move along: https://www.monticello.org/research-education/thomas-jefferson-encyclopedia/private-banks-spurious-quotation/

had to dig out the old neighbor lady so she could get out of her house. thought i'd treat myself to some delicious meat sticks after that and then i was surprised with some new silver.

>>57281989
I turned the screen and sound off when the power went out and was using my work laptop to charge my phone and other laptop. I'm thinking the site must just cache the song and not load it every loop through.

Vintage Mint sets best mint sets

>>57283717
>That pic

I love Clif High so much bros, a few years ago when he said his data suggested there'd be a global awakening of the Goyim and mass pogrom of the Jews I was greatly encouraged, but didn't see how such a wonderful thing would get triggered but we may be seeing it begin now. Perhaps righteous justice will finally prevail, it's the best news I've seen in 4+ years.

>>57283191
if this isn't enough to convince mint he should do some sort of frennote...please

>>57284006
>goldback fren note
That’d be pretty sweet

>>57282940
that's an awesome gift. i really like their gold coins.

>>57283926
>1933 Dallas Paper
Could’ve emailed him. No doubt he’s dead now. If he made it up, it’s still a beautiful quote. Probably something Jefferson would have said. I like the quote a lot, I’ll continue to misatrribute it to Jefferson. Gives it much more gravitas.
>>57283973
That would be smart, I’ve never heard of the program and it integrates into discord etc? interesting

>>57284019
exactly. that'll be 10 frenbacks

>>57283984
Yeah. I saw some discussions in other circles a few years back, about a theory that the globohomo elitist establishment had also somehow "saw into the future" and saw this age or timeline of spiritual/human world-consciousness based coming together of the good of humanity standing together standing up against evil rulers, and it scared the elites bad.
That's why they've dropped all pretense now and are panicking going insane trying to divide conquer kill sew mass chaos like never before.
That was the theory. Seeing what's going on and everything that's happed up to this point, it sounds like a realistic theory.

Vintage Liberty

the schizo stacker is samefagging hard now

switches ids every 4 or 5 posts. i hope he joins the rest of the trannys and eats a bullet or learns to levitate via rope

Vintage posters rise up

>>57284042
Thanks for mentioning all that, I haven't thought about it in a while but also remember discussions about how the elitists became spooked by their remote viewers, astrologers, solar cycles, arcane prophecy or the like and responded to the perceived threat with all that covid lockstep and vax bullshit. It'll be fascinating to see how everything unfolds.

>>57284155
>Vintage posters rise up

>>57284050
My three baldest v nickels.

>>57284174
Nice.
>>57284177
Heh, I got a few Barber half's that look like that, lol.

>>57284155
Lucky morgan dollar right here, handed down for 4 generations going on the 5th when i pass it down.

>>57284198
>handed down for 4 generations going on the 5th when i pass it down.
Beyond based.

>>57284155
>>57284177
>baldest
Are those in your 'sell first' group? I have 4 Morgans I'm definitely selling when the price goes up. (I keep them in capsules for organization)

>>57284251
Forgot image.

>>57283753
>>57283732
>>57283711
apologies my mistake, only glanced at it

>>57284206
I love a coin that wears gracefully, it juxtaposes the beautiful intricate designs that you'd loathe blemishing.

>>57284163
Astrologers have been saying it for a while. This year is the season finale of the current paradigm. The next one starts in full next year. It marks a shift from consumerism and selfishness to concern for your fellow man. Peak distrust of government will occur in February of 2026. Various types of revolutions should start around this time. Wars and plague and various different and new threats will abound until the end of this transitory cycle in 2032, at which time, all of the current power structures will be a thing of the past, and all the new tech that gets revealed starting this year, will be used for the benefit of mankind instead of as control systems.

TLDR: the bankers lose. You have this year and the first bit of 2025 to prepare. Stock food, medicines, guns and PMs, and if you make it to 2032, you'll experience an absolute golden age of humanity.

>>57284285

>>57284285
Sounds about right. And here I decided for the first time, to start my own business this year.
Could be the best time or could be the worst time, I don't know, but everything tells me it's the right thing to do.
Hope I'm not crazy

>>57284316
that's a good picture

>>57284155

All right boys. Is this clipped or misstrike? Got it from the counter change at some convenient store.

>>57284155
How old is "vintage?"

>>57284338
Reverse side

>>57284338
show from ridge side

>>57284333
Beauties. Ready for a whisky and a poker game at the saloon, or buying a horse

>>57284355
Looks clipped but I am hopeful

>>57284316
I started a business in 2010 because most of my local competitors went under in 2009. I did pretty well for a while. At worst, you racked up some debt and have to get a job again, at which point you're just in the same position as the majority of Americans lol. If you're serious, disregard all the people telling you you're crazy and try it.

>>57284344
1970 qualifies as vintage.

>>57284373
I didn't realize you said you already started you business. Best of luck fren!

>>57284358
Making me want to go out and get some more cull Morgans. I love my LCS, they put good shit into the cull bin all the time. Not like they're worth anything extra, but 1921s that are damn near MS, older ones that are easily XF.

>>57284285
I've been ready for the collapse of the World Order since the end of 2020, I really can't wait fren it'll be the ride of a lifetime.

>>57284369
Can’t say. Bob will know.
He’ll tell you the quarter is fake too, LMAO

>>57284338
I'm gonna go with smooshed. But also display the side ridges, try to determine if theyre machine marks or wear marks, error coins are hard to judge

Stackers silver, gold, lead, steel, wood and brass. And radios

>>57284369
Looks like post-mint damage to me, note the gouge on George's face too. That coin was probably born fine but had a rough life

>>57284369
Woah yeah from the side it's a lot more convincing, especially if th diameter is the same within reasonable tolerance

>>57284409
>born fine but had a rough life
Literally me.
I know these feels.

>>57284387
I think it's gonna be pretty sucky for Americans and probably much of western Europe and China. It's necessary though. Instead of carefully removing a bandage so a wound can heal better, ours is wrapped in duct tape and someone is about to yank it off, hair, skin, and all lol. We'll heal, but we'll lose some flesh in the process and have a lot of scars to show for it.

Peruvian bar - anyone know how to figure out mint date from the serial #?

>>57282125
Yotsuba should be 866/100

>>57284439
>It's necessary though

Absolutely. Us pampered post-industrial burgerlards are going to have a helluva time figuring out what to do when our complex and fragile systems start crashing down. Most 1st-world faggots don't know how to do anything of value at all in a situation where self-reliance and practical creativity is required, it's pathetic. Magnificent opportunity for people who aren't utterly useless though, it'll be interesting.

>>57284042
>>57284163
>>57284285
It's because Americans are well armed. If the globalists truly try to control us, the US will become the next Afghanistan meets the Balkans. Gun control failed immensely, no amount of psyop mass shootings will change that. It'll just increase Darwinism really because those with modern firearms will dictate the future of America, not a bunch of unarmed pussies.

>>57284257
no plans to sell. morgan low balls can be quite valuable.

>>57284549
That's what we came up with last thread based on the number of orders placed. But one of my own is 1115, which is even greater than the number originally sponsored. Maybe HoloCoinAnon started with 1000? Don't know, and he's been kind of missing for months to ask.

>>57284607
oh yeah, i forget that my own are like 1040 to 1060.

>>57284601
>It's because Americans are well armed

Yes indeed, but if they take out food and/or energy the populace will be bent over a barrel, and if they take out our credit-based financial system then the flow of those critical resources will freeze up even if infrastructure is untouched. Guns are extremely important but as I'm sure you know we need to have all the other basics covered too, they'd rather undermine and attack our weak points like sneaky rabbis instead of engage directly.

>>57284714
Taking food from Americans would require them to not own guns. America s will kill over fried anything

Don't mess with our burgers!

>>57284601
>modern firearms will dictate the future of America, not a bunch of unarmed pussies.
capitol D Doubt

>>57284556
>>57284601
I think they were giving us a heads up with that terrible Obama produced movie (as they like to do). Energy weapons, 5th Gen warfare levels of mis/disinformation, and genetically engineered pathogens will probably be used. Guns and armor are great for self defense, but I doubt there will be many physical conflicts between governments and citizens in the west. Less and less people are going to recognize governmental authority, and the people always outnumber the government agents.

We just gotta ride it out, but I'm personally not assuming I can grow food each season, or that my firearms will be useful in some sorta revolution. We're pretty far past that sorta game now in my opinion. I'm thinking in terms of freeze dried food, home remedies and substitutes for medicines, plenty of water purification, the ability to seal up a structure for extended periods, long and short range, low tech communication, durable warm clothing, etc...i think there could be periods where the only safe thing to do is hide in your house. I'm making my basement more comfy lol.

>>57284784
kyle

>>57284763
No I mean they'll shut down the agricultural, food processing, distribution and retail infrastructure that gets food from farm to table, much easier to freeze up the banking and credit system that keeps everything flowing than physically appropriating food or sending all Kulaks to gulag.

>>57284784
i've been hassling the arm faggot constantly

>>57283973
look at the location on the label. do you think i'm lying? ccap is a thing in this state. so is access to epic pii information

>>57284817
They might do that in some other countries. But the elite will want to keep the American people afloat and working at all costs so the poltical fallout doesn't get them eaten alive. One failing of their plan is that historically America has not been a place of antisemitism. But only now in the endgame are people becoming aware of what is going on. They will try to prevent gridlock as much as they possible can.

>>57284804
>I'm thinking in terms of freeze dried food, home remedies and substitutes for medicines, plenty of water purification, the ability to seal up a structure for extended periods, long and short range, low tech communication, durable warm clothing, etc...i think there could be periods where the only safe thing to do is hide in your house. I'm making my basement more comfy lol

Yep I agree, growing veggies and gathering wild food/herbs is part of my contingency plan but i could live for years on just the shelf-stable stuff I've stacked. Got tons of prescription meds/antibiotics to trade too if things actually get hairy. Unfortunately firewood is scarce in my immediate vicinity so I have a good amount of gas and liquid fuel on standby. Haven't really worried about SHTF since getting sufficiently prepped a few years ago but it's comfy to be prepared just in case.

>>57284899
Checked

>>57284817
A blight that targets grass or corn that's resistant to our current antifungals and copper, would devastate US food production on a single season. The supply chains could be operating just fine, but without a supple of grains and grass/grain fed animals, they're useless. They're obviously going to turn off the Internet at some point, and our energy grid is insanely fragile as it is. Take away: most mass communication, energy, and then food, and who's gonna organize a battle against whom exactly? I think the play here is to be neighborly and try to ride any of these scenarios out with your own community by being helpful and by default, organizing the people immediately around you. I know that's unrealistic for some, but you have this year to move somewhere better according to the astrologers and RVers. Don't tell your new neighbors about your PM stash lol.

>>57284963
This. An anon earlier mentioned that half of business is people skills.

It was JP morgan who used his personal funds and convinced other bank owners to do the same in order to keep the stock market afloat during the crash of 1893. Who is our current JP morgan that will bail out the stock market crash this time?

>>57282348
>mfw i just won an auction for a 1548's cob silver 4 reales coin from the early mexico mint
100% made it like a pirate today

So what's for lunch, got some RM's recently

>>57279605
I just realized crypto is a complete scam from this image. When a person dies they need a written will which can cost thousands. Realistically people are not going to afford one. Even those with a lot of BTC cannot exchange for services anyway. Basically over time people doe with their crypto and this it will cease to exist. Eventually the diminishing amounts would make the currency itself insolvent, useless and pointless to acquire. This may be okay now but in 30 years or even 50+ BTC is infeasible. This was a product of the western governments to rugpull and replace with a cbdc probably in the 2030's because that's what they needed to do to get people used to the idea of being complicit in the idea of crypto scams.

>>57285052
Aarrghh

>>57281405
If I was the janny here then people should really trust me when I say you're octoanon/gazanon/lebanon/pregnantmuslimwomananon/willywonkanon/IQDELET

because the janny already knows if you are for a fact. I am not the janny.

I am just telling the thread that you're IQDELET so they understand. Once you've got lassen/schizoanon finally chased out of the thread and I've wandered off to do other things, you'll still be here, and IQDELET will still be here. I like all of your fursonas, but /pmg/ is going to hate you.

The simple way to spot the 3 drunks in your proverbial restaurant is by post count. And you post more than either of the other two. You don't admit it, but you're the biggest, baddest troll itt. Something which I certainly recognize and admire.

>>57285078
It's estimated already half of the total supply of bitcorn are lost to never be recovered again. And this amount grow every day.

>>57285099
What do you guys think about the btc ETF?
Will it help move btc price up or might it deflate it through some kind of bankster/broker manipulations?
I'm not a crypto connisour but I'm quite suspicious of the ETF bankster motives.

>>57285220
See what's happening with silver and gold prices' due to JPM-Blackrock's SLV and GLD?
The exact same thing for bitcorn. Eternal manipulation and crabbism to fatten banksters and prevent anything to disrupt the USD hegemony are awaiting cryptobros.

>>57285220
Also i'm 100% sure the completely inorganic price rise of BTC from 16K to 45K the past year have been premeditated by the ones behind the ETF. They were artifically building hype and momentum to dump once again on the gulibles.

It was really entertaining few days ago to see all the retards praising big banksters, waiting for the opening session with a flute of champagne in their hands, expecting the price to blow upward. Then boom, market open, price immediately drop by 5K lmao. Lol even.

And contrary to gold and silver were there is always a strong demand to counterbalance the eternal printing and dumping of ETFs, there is nothing but emotional trading with cryptos. Banksters will have to go smoothly with their bitcorn printing machine, because prices could collapse really hard in no time.
Back to 4 digits tier of collapse.

>>57285220

>>57285220
the biggest barriers to public investment in crypto are the learning curve required and security risks. Get rid of those and there's no reason the shit shouldn't moon like you've never seen before. Like what happened to stocks when those same barriers were removed in your parent's lives.

>>57285498
Plebian gentleman reporting in

>>57285220
Gold is a similar situation, it's outperformed inflation by almost 10x with the vast majority of that gain made after gold ETF's were introduced.

Silver hasn't fared as well for various reasons, but most of silver's gain has also been after ETF's. Most of the stock market gains were made after ETF's. Most of real estate gains were made after ETF's.

putting anything in an ETF and marketing it to boomers and gen X as a relatively secure retirement asset is probably just going to make the underlying asset moon.

>>57285440
Boomers will never invest in shitcoins, even if it's availible on their broker's platform.
And millenials & zoomies aren't trusting the (((stock market))) and invested in cryptos in the first place because they wanted a non-centralized alternative.

Shitcoins on the stock market is the worst of both world, close to zero organic demand. Only institutions and banksters wanted this.

>>57285549
the funds they invest in will hold them without them even knowing now

>>57285549
>Boomers will never invest in shitcoins, even if it's availible on their broker's platform.
boomers are almost done investing, and many of them already own crypto.

demand isn't a requirement, all that's needed is an opportunity for line to go up. Most investors don't care about gold or real estate or the companies they buy stock in. They just want line to go up.

>>57285030
jerome powell / FRB

>>57285562
also this

individual investors don't usually check or care what's in their funds. They just care about risk and performance, if they even dig that deep. Most just look at performance.

>>57285562
Yes, that will be the vultures' only chance at calling their ETF a "success".

>>57285570
>and many of them already own crypto.
Bullshit. Don't take the few shitcoins boomer gurus you watch on yt as the norm. IRL i've never encountered a single boomer interested in shitcoins.

>all that's needed is an opportunity for line to go up
Yeah it really was concluant, best opportunity was to go parabolic during the release, but within hours of the ETF going public the price went down by 5K.
Do you know what people want more than line to go up? For the line to not go down.

>>57278809
I wish I had more money. my local cash for gold shop has had some decent heavy stuff in the last year but has been melting a bunch of the stuff I was saving up for. pic related was available locally with 175g of 18k white gold and I hesitated too long and they melted it :(

>>57278809
is buying PMs from ebay safe

>>57285609
>IRL i've never encountered a single boomer interested in shitcoins.
how old are you?
how old are the people you work with?

>within hours of the ETF going public the price went down by 5K.
if that's any indication, facebook would be bankrupt long ago. It happens a lot. Usually the initial price is set high on purpose.

>>57285622
>white gold
I never understood the appeal of having your gold looks like silver... Just buy a silver bracelet then.

>>57285622
pic related also got melted but I needed 20k usd prevent them from getting melted and couldn't get it together. there's a chain I want but am scared that it will get melted before I save up

>>57285636
gold makes you feel personally that you are wearing gold without drawing attention that will get you murdered. Heavy gold that is too flashy can get you murdered and can be stressful in some ways. White gold is very incognito and is less stressful to wear because criminals don't know what it is. everyone else you can take it off and show them what it is.

>>57285631
>how old are you?
Old enough to not get pilpuled by kids and their fanciful claims.

>Usually the initial price is set high on purpose.
Is this an admission you too believe BTC's price was only pumped by banksters in preparation for their ETF?

>>57285657
>everyone else you can take it off and show them what it is.
yeah, people love it when you show them how successful you are irl.

>>57285636
wearing yellow gold attracts bad attention and you DO feel stress when wearing heavy pieces knowing you can get smoked with a pipe. White gold is less stressful if you are out walking around in a t-shirt and don't want bad attention.

>>57285625
yes. i have gotten a lot from liberty coin on ebay, for example

>>57285631
Crypto is mostly wash trading and rehypothecation from self custody wallets.
All of crypto is designed to keep people from acquiring real assets.

>>57285672
not everyone is a broke ass seething nigga. lots of people are doing find and have savings. I'm just saying that with white gold you can show people the value of what you have if they are people that you work with and trust but it is incognito to the criminal element. it gives you the feeling of wearing real gold, shows to yourself that you have something to show for going to work everyday, and makes you less stressed about getting smoked with a pipe by a crackhead.

>>57285668
>Old enough to not get pilpuled by kids and their fanciful claims.
I'm a boomer, I know hundreds of boomers. Most of the boomers I know are wealthy, so there's a bit of bias to my anecdote, but all of them are aware of BTC and many of them own it. Other stuff is less common. ETH maybe a couple own. Shitcoins I'd guess none of them own.

>Is this an admission you too believe BTC's price was only pumped by banksters in preparation for their ETF?
yep, but not the way your paranoid mind is imagining. Just announcing the intention of an ETF will pump the price.

>>57285657
>>57285674
I'd say best way to not attract bad attention is to not wear anything of value, if that's your main concern. And lets be honest : jewelry on men is cringe inducing.

>>57285690
scams often make people lots of money.
that's sorta the point of them.

>>57285698
some of us actually want to enjoy life and for some of us having some decent pieces adds value to our lives. for me nice watches are a pleasure that is worth it.

>>57285631
Fake and gay assets are pumped with printed currency to give the federal reserve notes their faith, then they get rugpulled over and over again by the volitity.

>>57285692
protip, only poor people think it's acceptable to brag about how much something costs to anyone irl.

if someone asks what you paid, by all means tell them.
Nobody is going to ask.

>>57285706
But it's always the same people who "make" (steal) the money, and always the same who lose everything they invested in.

That's exactly what /pmg/ stand against : we want honest money for honest people to build an honest society.
Scams aren't welcome here.

>>57282985
mint anon how do i get a discount code? code fren no longer works.i have enough shekels for a pirate :S

>>57285716
yep. If that wasn't true this thread would have no point. Gold and silver would just be objects holding a set value, and nobody would really talk about it.

>>57285706
Not buying into the pyramid scheme, going 2 keep stacking

>>57285698
a lot of latinos on this board
>>57285706
I like a good scam as much as the next guy, I feel like its played out
>>57285713
> having some decent pieces adds value
I can’t even desu senpai

>>57285719
I don't even know what country you're from or what your culture is. I simply said that with white gold you choose who you tell what you have. That means you can show it to people that you know and tell them honestly what it is but that you're not going to tell the criminal element that you've got 175g of 18k on your wrist. Since strangers don't know what it is 18k can be safer to wear if you are in areas that you worry about your safety.

Side note: I'm in canada and there is no cultural prohibition against talking about jewelry among friend and coworkers.

>>57285722
>But it's always the same people who "make" (steal) the money, and always the same who lose everything they invested in.
yep
>That's exactly what /pmg/ stand against : we want honest money for honest people to build an honest society.
yes, an anti-capitalist sentiment if there ever was one. But most want to also be rich, which means stealing money or goods from others. Which is pretty much the same scam they're complaining about. What you really want is to be the people getting rich for once and to think you did so honestly.

>>57285719
if you've ever worn yellow gold you'll know the looks that criminals will give you sometimes and it can be unnerving. if you have expensive pieces you are acutely aware that somebody can try you if they are feeling bold.

white gold does not have that stress inducing element.

>>57285625
stay away from users with no or low reviews.
>pic related

>>57285733
I don't own any crypto and I don't care if people buy it or not.
>>57285734
>I feel like its played out
ETF's could give it a second much larger boom if people that weren't invested before choose to step in. They probably will.

>>57285742
> What you really want is to be the people getting rich for once and to think you did so honestly
This and also, I think it would be cool if you could just save money, you know real money, and not feel obligated to lend it out in order to get ahead.

>>57285734
you've never worn a nice watch? Are you a bitch ass nigga?

>>57285713
You do you, anon. I wont judge. All i'm saying is it's a bit schzophrenic to want to flex on people (that's the only reason to wear this kind of stuff, that's what the added value is, any other reason is a lie) but also want to do it in a fashion who do not attract attention.
You either get the attention or you do not get it. Bad and good. "Stealth attention" might only work if you are part of the elite, of which you are not.

>>57285752
yep, but eventually some of you might realize that never in human history has an average worker been able to stack pounds of gold and silver for themselves.

then you might realize that part of the reason you're able to do that is because you work in the economy that you consider corrupt, you got your money from the 'scams' you dislike.

most here aren't that smart, but some of you are.

>>57285760
you forget that part of what you do is for your own satisfaction. I want to wear nice things and I want to wear gold and I don't always want to even have in my mind who is seeing me wear something and whether they will smoke me with a pipe. There are people that will actually murder you for jewelry and it is a fact.

>>57285768
>you forget that part of what you do is for your own satisfaction.
As i said : it's a lie. You can lie to yourself but it's still a lie nonetheless.

hope everyone is having a good evening

>>57285781
mines great. i wrote a poem:

crypto is bad
precious metals are good

>>57285776
anon, we're different people, probably different races, in different countries, with different psychology.

>>57285758
No. I had one for work stuff. Had a flip phone but i just liked having the watch. Now I sit at a computer or otherwise can tell the time from my phone.
>>57285765
>You got your money from the scams you dislike
Too much to unpack. I guess if i could summarize it, I don’t like being controlled by jews who hate me and my race and want me and my children dead.
You are the type that is going to tell ke I made that up in my head. I’m not going to be gaslit by you on the subject, good day.

>>57285796
Surely, but the visceral need for human validation, recognition and attention is universal. Your "own satisfaction" is nothing but the reflect of the perceived value you have in the eyes of your tribe. Your ego dictate what you deem satisfactory.

New thread
>>57285822
>>57285822
>>57285822

>>57285760

>>57285817
you either buy gold coins and bars or something that brings you more value than gold coins or bars. if I can get nice gold jewelry that gets melted it will bring more value to me than coins and bars.

I don't know why everyone here is so obsessed with boring types of gold.

>>57285837
>I don't know why everyone here is so obsessed with boring types of gold.
gold is hypnotic, the obsession is apparently universal.

It seems likely that humans evolved to be obsessed with gold, even the boring stuff.

>>57285837
before it gets melted I mean.

>>57285742
You are thinking like a jew.
I do not wish to be rich. I just want to live decently and have a remuneration equal to the efforts i spent.
I don't feel scammed if the local farmer is selling me a galon of fresh milk for few dollars, i exchange his work force with my work force in standardized units of account.
wtf is this mental gymnastic of saying everything is a scam?

>>57285851
eh, I traded all of my coins and bars for jewelry and am happy about. The biggest cash for gold company in my country is headquartered in my city and they generally hold stuff about a year before it gets melted and I got some good deals trading coins and bars for jewelry at spot since the jewelry gives me a secondary type of satisfaction that the gold coins and bars never gave me.

>>57285866
>You are thinking like a jew
yes.
I have always said if you want to stack more, earn more money. This requires playing their games better.

You refuse to play their games better, but you're still playing their games. In the time it takes you to earn a dollar and then spend it, you have paid money to taxes and inflation and likely ripped off the seller by that amount or more. It isn't honest trade, it certainly isn't trade free of debt. The very instrument you're trading has the qualities you think you're getting rid of.

>>57285833
what's up bro?

>>57285889
The jews just deleted all the post thats what

>>57285887
They indeed parasited and tainted the instrument way too much, and that's why we are seeking alternatives to it. I totally understand your POV, and it mainly bow down to your acceptance of a rigged game you can't change, and getting beaten by it long enough for you to say "enough, it's my turn", but if i can avoid playing the dirty game to my own tiny scale, i'll do it as much as i can. I'm forced to play it to some extent because i'm nothing, but i'll never willingfully scam somebody out of their money for example.

>>57285527
Itt the jews don't want people stacking, they keep pushing nigger jew kike crypto pyramid schemes on pmg

>>57285915
Bread is getting too comfy & focused for their own liking?

>>57285742
>those too busy with the promises of wealth would be too busy to oppose its wrong doings of the jew

>>57284333

>>57285938
Yep, I respect your position. I may not agree with your beliefs anymore, but I see you're trying to live by them.

>>57285952
Pretty much. Dont want people finding out the digital bubbles are pumped to give faith in the federal reserve notes on top of being a ruse to keep them from owning anything tangible

>>57285974
Pre-33 goodness.

>>57284333
Post timestamp

>>57285625
>is buying PMs from ebay safe
Hahaha, no. Unless you've got testing equipment, only buy from shops that have their reputation to protect.

>>57285889
I'm not sure what's going on. Lots of stuff is getting deleted.

>>57286015
Lassen is pulling a false flag to save his credibility,

>>57285978
>Yep, I respect your position.
Same here, bob. What is truly respect worthy from you is you always are honest with yourself and with others, and that's better than 98% of the people on this planet, myself included. No idealist mirage, no feefees trying to please the other, just 100% brutal reality.
If we all here tried to walk a mile in others' people shoes i'm sure there would be much less heated argumentations. But our egos are in our way all the time.

feefees accomodations*

>>57286020
ego is good, it keeps us alive and kicking.
Thanks for compliments, but I lie to myself constantly. I think a person has to or they'd be miserable. I just tend to see my past from a different perspective and I've spent most of my life being wrong. I have no doubt I still am wrong. I also doubt it matters. This is your world, it's not my job to judge what you do with it.

>>57286014
Dud they eveb deleted the posts about weighing coins. The jewsare afraid. Look at all crypto shit itt and then how much actual pmg related things disappeared. Thejanny is a kike faggot jew who is afraid of sound money.

>>57285995
>Post timestamp
Why?

someone pleaes list a bu rm

>>57286047
>but I lie to myself constantly
Maybe, maybe not. What's important is you understand quite well how the world function, and can analyze it from a relatively pragmatic standpoint. I do believe you are very egoistical, and it really shows in how you act and think, but there probably are a million -perceived or justified- reasons to it.
I tend to be a bit too altruistic in my reasonings, but in truth it's only to pat myself in the back as a perceived good guy and get the moral high ground.
And that's why we are in opposition in pretty much everything, but in the end we always amically end the discussions and understand each other's POV.
The middle ground is often the solution.

>>57286054
The janitors and mods are fucking indians/feds and literal kikes. We have so many posts in the past proving who they are. Imagine deleting posts regarding the importance of weighing metals, that is literally fucking insane. But then again they will continue to be butt frustrated because no matter how many times they delete our posts or range ban us there are dozens of ways for us to literally come back just to call them stupid shit skinned kikes. Or worse, discord trannies who will never be women and disgusting creatures who will never be men. I got banned for talking about buying precious metals on credit. So now I redpill people on debtmaxing for metals. They are so fucking afraid of other people having power once they collapse the economy it's unreal. Look at all the shills in this thread talking about crypto and inane off topic bullshit, look at the catalog. They are gatekeeping faggots

>>57286075
https://www.ebay.com/itm/313953055029

Theyve been buthurt since i buck broke all their fuds an demoralizations

>>57286114
I love arguing about stuff, but I do honestly respect most of you. Mostly because you DO understand even if you don't agree.

The janny will delete your photos of rms but then link someone else rms as you get banned for racism. Kikes. Luckily i screenshot everything here they are, the poster had, "lunch" in his Comment.

>>57286122
That's anything but BU bro.

>>57286075
Why? You wanna purchase one?
I think i've one who is close to BU, not truly in uncirculated condition, but not too far. If i'm not feeling too lazy and you are patient i can list it on ebay in few days, the time i find it in all my mess kek.

>>57286205
>That's anything but BU bro.
They have a few different listings. Just trying to help.

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>>57286216
>Just trying to help
no problemo fren.
>They have a few different listings.
Weird, i don't see any other item on sale from this seller. Must be a ZIP code limitation since i scroll from an EU account.

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>>57286170
>The janny will delete your photos of rms but then link someone else
I don't think the janny posts in /pmg/. I could be wrong, but I've seen everyone here get banned at one time or another.

>>57284401
As an Extra, I can't promote this image without further discussion.
The amount of radios, antennas, mods, and tuners required to transmit on these frequencies is substantial.
Be an expert of one, not retard of many.

>>57285781
A glass panther exclusive. Love his work!

>>57285742
>What you really want is to be the people getting rich for once and to think you did so honestly.
Well yes, but you seem to be missing the point, I want my hard work to make me rich, not luck, gambling, or scamming. I want to work, and save money, retire and pass on the fruit of my labor to my kids and grandchildren, but that’s all pointless with this economy, as my savings are constantly inflated into worthlessness. My 401k fluctuates by the thousands up or down for reasons entirely beyond my control and I have no power or say in when or why. Gold and silver allow me to exchange my hard work for something tangible. Every day the value of my labor increases, but what I receive in compensation is worth less and less.
Why should I give my money to people who do not have my best interest at heart, and put faith in them that they give me back more money, or at all. It’s gambling all the same, except not the government, banks and hedge funds all have a finger on the scale. I just want to live an honest and good life.