/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57433176
Golds, golds, golds, golds,...

>>57433176
>>57433225
gold

>>57433225
I've got myself a nice kinobar recently, but that gold trapped in the blister makes me weep. I wanna touch it, yet I'm wary about opening it.

I need guidance, there are 2012 American Silver Eagle BUs for 31.5€ or $34.2 in my country that are tempting me. But for a bit more I could buy myself a tiny but exciting RUBY! Gemstones are cooler, I've never held one. Wwyd?

>>57434176
Without knowing anything about the ruby it's hard to say, I don't know much about them but the value can be a lot but also be next to nothing - if the price is actually fair then could be cool for the novelty value though.

>>57434215
It's a tad under $43
0,16ct and 3.2 x 3.82 x 2.1 mm in size
Brilliant cut I think, but second class. Whatever that means! Just for the novelty I would buy it. Silver would be an investment.

Saw someone post that a person should consider having an amount of gold equal to their country's reserves divide by the population. I suppose they meant that as a minimum?
It did make me think though: if gold becomes the backer of dollars again for a time I guess most people won't realize the need to buy until it's too late? Either shops will be closed or they will simply be priced out?

>>57434580
I don't know how many people think their countries will ever have gold backed currencies. My Canadian government has zero interest in gold but I know that with the giant welfare state and trade imbalance we will have high inflation in the long term -- so I buy gold.

>>57434580
Yes and yes.

>>57434598
The coming BRICS asset-backed currency will shit all over the euro and the dollar.

>>57434602
yeah, but I'm not from a Brits country. the Canadian government doesn't care about gold and that's a fact.

>>57434605
*brics

>>57434605
Your currency is going to be revalued against the BRICS currency, which will cause the price of those assets that it's backed by to skyrocket.

>>57434605
I'm in Canada as well. From what I've read briefly the government prefers some kind of bond to gold?

>>57434624
Is that the only situation that would cause such a climb in price?

>>57434640
No, it's one of many.

>>57434624
what is your evidence of this?

>>57434652
I see. Well, the price keeps climbing in the long term so I guess at worst buying at a reasonable pace just means a slight pay-off some years later.

>>57434665
Esoteric divination from having read a multitude of economic theories.

Every economy in the western world is dependent on the value of the dollar, and the dollar only gains its value from being used for oil purchases. Once that link is cut, which we're seeing slowly happening, all hell breaks loose and there will be a massive reevaluation of the currencies that were tied to the dollar. Shit like gold, diesel, fertilizer and such will explode in price.

>>57434674
The great benefit of gold is that it's physical. You can actually hold it in your hand. Numbers on a screen won't survive.

>>57434692
USD is also used for equities and other financial instruments. people all over the world own Sp500 index funds.

I believe that there is depolarization but it could still be 30 years away. nobody knows.

and, canada could go 30 years before hyper inflation. even after Venezuela became communist it took over 20 years to wreck their currency and canada is not even close to Venezuela tier retardation... yet.

>>57434701
*dedollarization... why does autocorrect not recognize that word?

>>57433176
>>57433176
whats your stakcs gold to silver ratio? did you just go all in on gold?

>>57433176
>>57433225
>>57433335
There's gold in that there thread!

i am very super duper extra gay
for gold

Henlo frens! This is the year I get 1 ounce of gold and 52 ounces of silver, I can't remain a stacklet.

>>57434580
Don't forget to multiply the number by 5 to account for the coming depopulation

>>57434580
About 1.4toz for Americans.

Mercs, half dollar WL's Kennedy's and such being used as basic currency sounds very comfy

/pmg/, in these uncertain times, it's important to train on your suppressed firearms. When SHTF, how do you expect to conduct a ping test with tinnitus? You won't. You'll get bamboozled with fake coins in the post-apocalypse baka.

>>57435238
That's cute, anon. I hadn't thought about making a gold pride necklace or bracelet. T4T would but cute :3 I already made my gold purchase for the month though (ordered a type 2 1oz eagle).

Is there a gold stacker infograph?

>>57435710
Like this?

>>57435703

>>57435703
that must have been a fun day

>>57435703
are the syntechs the 150g? they feel like shooting a 22

>>57434128
Kinebars especially. The etching that makes the hologram is extremely delicate, and you could easily damage the image.

>>57435780
>>57435863
It was fun! Yep, they're 150gr. They wouldn't feed through my Glock/Osprey at all though, but they were fine through the MP5. You have any other subsonic 9mm you recommend?

>>57433146

Your participation needed:

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>>57435912
>They wouldn't feed through my Glock/Osprey at all though
Have you considered hand loading 147gr 9mm? You could tweak to function in all your firearms.

>>57434081
This pic is surprisingly good on multiple levels. The guy on the desert island surrounded by destitutes. The man smiling while also sweating. Being on a desert island cooking next to some hot metal with no food and water.
I like it.

>>57436213
Notice he's also missing a foot

>>57436330
Nice catch. Although it may simply be only his sole showing.

>>57436330
80% premiums almost cost him an arm and a leg.
Kektop

it's time for /pmg/ to get back to the basics. posting metal

>>57436330
that's hit foot brah. it's just perspective

>>57435703
Oh God those look great, I should get a can for my saiga. But it's that or I get it gold plated, not sure what I want to do

>>57434176
gems are gay
stack metal

>>57436330
>missing a foot

Imagine not having a spare pair of feet in one's stack, footlets NGMI

Cyber Sunday

>>57436330
I think you're confusing his toes for the raggedy hem of his shorts.

>>57436706
I like your stagings.

>>57434176
>Gemstones are cooler, I've never held one. Wwyd?

If you understand that retail gems are not an investment and will be an instant loss upon purchase then it's fine to pick up a few for the novelty. The best LCS I patronize sells gems that they remove from scrap jewelry for $1 each, no big diamonds or anything but they don't know much about gemstones whereas my dad studied the lapidary arts and knows what's up so we have accumulated plenty of lovely faceted gems, opals, cabochons and turquoise nuggets from their box of stones that were definitely worth more than a buck.

https://twitter.com/Sprinter99800/status/1751570246152905090

A massive chunk of gold bullion was seized by the Niger government being smuggled to Dubai.

>>57436936
Dang, what's the context?

>>57437262
illegally mined gold being smuggled to Dubai, back to the guys funding the mining operations. The gold was caught at a border check zone by accident, now the Niger gov is suspending all new permits and investigating a bunch of major gray level mines for further gold hauls. Niger wants more money for its mineral wealth, while the rest of the world wants to keep plundering them.

>>57437281
Is that one of the places where they basically have slave labor operating a bunch of illegal mines?

>>57433146
onions

>>57433176
Hey, I watch your videos.

>>57435123
>>57433176
I'm simply too poor to afford gold unless I took money out of my stocks and or crypto.

>>57435051
Strange design but I kind of like it. Reminds me of Mortal Shell.

>>57435353
No, you cannot stack silver. It has no value. Qui?

>>57437323
link to videos?

>>57437323
>>57437404
>”2 is 1”
Nah I’m just inspired by his vids but he does post on r/gold.

>>57437475
>2 = 1
Millennial rock acoomulater logic kektop. Buying gold at all time highs! Waiting to be dumped by their masters and bragging about it

>>57436751
What are those rocks fren?

>>57437335
Don't you have a job?

Very, very poor day slurp wise today.
Only thing i managed to win on ebay were those 2 holed coins :
>Half cent 1849
>silver Half dime 1832
For 12 bux total.

Plus a greek tetartemorion (1/4 of obol, scrapfren will like this, kek) from Cyzicus, Mysia for 9 bux.
Oh well, we can't win every time!

>>57437594
I believe those are either copper, malachite, or both

>>57437695
>tetartemorion
Sorry, it's an hemitetartemorion* (0.1g)

why pmg's so dead lately?

Apmex tongue my anus.

>>57437309
sort of, its not really slave mining but close to it. Almost all of the small scale operations in the country are legally "gray", in that they are semi permitted and have some government authorization. The gov in Niger is trying to legitimize its mining sector by doing away with the illegal and gray market mining setups, but its not easy.

>>57437629
No. I have to start interviewing again. Yay.

>>57438060
>why pmg's so dead lately?
sometimes chemo kills the cancer
sometimes it kills the patient.

>>57438060
Because people are more into shilling their shitcoin bags of crypto.

>>57438209
what's the chemo

>>57433146
How I be stacking

>>57438060
There will be a time in the future where pmg threads will only last 15mins because of post limit and the original founding fathers of pmg like us will wish it was like it is right now.

>>57438109
Interesting. I have seen a few articles about the "artisanal" mining that takes place in a few areas and it's pretty nuts. Old world safety standards including unsupported hand-dug mines, open air mercury-based extraction and refining, etc.

>>57437695
top one looks like it took a bullet. do you specifically look for oddities like this?

>>57438671
diameter of that coin is 15mm. A .22 bullet is 5.6mm. A little over a third of the diameter of the coin. That would be a hell of a shot, and it would destroy the coin. My guess is jeweler's punch. Perhaps holed for suspension as a pendant or to be sewn into clothing as part of a hidden coin stash.

>>57438671
>do you specifically look for oddities like this?
Not at all, it's just to flip. I've seen those coins were fetching prices well into 3 digits in decent condition in the US, but over here ppl don't know nor are interested in them, so i thought i'd slurp them for few bux and sell it back to ebay burgers. If i can get 10% of the normal value of the coin in XF condition, it will be a win to me!

>>57438756
cull draped bust half dimes sell in my area for about $30 burgerbux.

>>57438765
*capped bust

>>57438765
So around 1/10th of nice looking ones? That's what i was hoping for. If i can make $30 + $30 out of 12 bux, that would be a productive day for a gigapoor like myself, paying for few days of groceries is always welcomed.

>>57438060
hmm maybe cuz pmg blows now? all the normal/fun/intelligent people are leaving

>>57438831
bit more than a tenth. I'd call that one a low F grade, worth around $100 without the hole. I'd list it for $40 and see if anyone bites. I'd expect it to sell in the $25-$30 range after a bit of a wait.

Personally I'd try to flatten it a bit more by hammering between 2 softwood planks. But only because it's already messed up so if I ruined it no big deal. It's possible that trying to flatten it would crack the coin.

>>57438832
Underrated post.

>>57438892
Duly noted. I'll give it a try.

>>57438960
be cautious if you try flattening it. Watch for tiny cracks to start around the hole. I don't recommend doing that unless you're ok with ruining it completely. I've cold flattened a lot of coins, and ruined a few doing it. They can split and break.

Use your own judgement.

>>57438060
I haven't been here much the past couple of months for a combination of reasons. Got caught in a range ban for a week, been covering for multiple people at work that have been out sick, and got a new 3d printer I've been messing with on my days off.

I have a 10oz microstack. Gotta start somewhere. also why is /SMG/ getting deleted?

>>57438060
I have been crazy busy the last week. The wife had a great idea to start repainting and wallpapering our house. It's my favourite thing to do after a long day on the tools. /sarcasm

Bros I have been downright NAUGHTY this last week. Gonna be drowning in goblin gash before you know it. WAGMI

>>57438982
I'll do it very gently, and check at each step, if i see cracks i'll stop and call it a day. I'm not sure the coin would look that much better if flattened anyway, beside losing the "blown out asshole" aspect on the obverse.

>>57439000
>and got a new 3d printer I've been messing with on my days off.
I've the feeling you wanna tell us more about it. Please do, i'd like to see what one can accomplish with these tools.

>>57439017
Why do women pay so much attention to this kind of shit? My walls looks like prison cells and i couldn't be happier.
Does it stop rain, wind and intruders? If yes then i don't need to touch them.

>>57439017
I'm condemned to servitude for the next 20 months because of my wife's desire to redo the exterior. Fuck my life, just wanna build my hobbit hole and go full hermit mode.

>>57439041
>beside losing the "blown out asshole" aspect on the obverse.
yes exactly. Just aiming to make the hole a little smaller is all I'd be doing.

>>57439041
My wife is a stay at home mom, so I understand the desire to have the space you spend most of your time in look nice. I guess my biggest gripe is that we could have done this years ago. I probably would have complained just as much then too though.

>>57439049
Hobbit holes are fun but a womans hole is better :)
What are you doing that is going to take that long?

Spotted at my LCS

What do you think it's value is?

>>57439100
Full exterior remodel; new insulation and siding and painting. It will make the house look nice but I'd sooner buy gold.

>>57439041
Stuff like this.
https://arewecoolyet.wtf/

Want to get to the level I'm designing my own prints not just using other peoples.

>>57439118
Are you doing all the work yourself? It's a big project but it would be the best way to save costs so you can get back to stacking sooner.

>>57439237
I just dont have the time or equipment dude. I'll still be able to stack; just not as violently.

>>57439110
10-15 bucks

>>57439110
several hundred dollars+

>>57435891
I need someone to make a webm of one of the Heraeus bars.

Every time I see my silver bill I remember who I stack for.

>>57438355
>what's the chemo
>>57439000
>Got caught in a range ban for a week,
Most of the thread got caught in a rangeban for a week.

How much do I need to stack to get a shut-in dragon girl gf?

>>57439270
Pics really don't do them justice, a webm of one rotating would be really nice

>>57439424
Didn't realize so many people got hit by it.

>>57438060
i got bored of shitposting

>>57439110
0

>>57439509
>old coins are more valuable than the metal they're made of because of their age
>old notes aren't more valuable than the paper they're made of despite their age
???

>>57439026
>Goblin boota
based Goblin enjoyers

>>57439524
Yeah my uncle was remodeling his house and found a $10 gold certificate under the linoleum.
He bitched about them not leaving a coin instead right up to the day he died.

>>57438449
we won't be on here, we'll be with our mercury whores

>>57439524
metal = good
paper = bad
simple as

>>57436199
Nah, I don't have the space or time for another hobby. I'm sure a handloader could fine tune something perfect though.

>>57438060
Chuds lost.

>>57438405
lol

>>57439110
$1

>>57439265
That's a nice photograph, anon.

>>57439394
Do it for her

>>57439805
thnx bby

>>57438060
Because we've exhausted most conversations and nothing major is happening in the world regarding precious metals right now.

>>57439805
>Her

>>57439524

>numismatic value represents a premium on top of the base spot price of the metal. Even if it varies subjectively 0-1000%, the base price is guaranteed
>piece of rando paper has 100% subjective value and will drop to 0% inevitably

Found a silver proof quarter in my change today. Life is good

>>57439805
Scariest poster on here desu

>>57439903
That's not the point. If we are to judge the value of something based solely on its intrinsic value, then all coins regardless of its numismatic value should be valued solely by its metal content.

>>57439110
>What do you think it's value is?
exactly $1 in fedbux

>what is the cost?
between $1 and 1000, probably about $50

>>57440033
This is actually a really good way of describing it.

>>57439428

>>57439903
Where's that image from?

>>57440088
It's AI generated, I didn't even bother to look at it until now because the thumbnail made it obvious enough.

How much silver would be in a military drone? everytime one is shot down into the ocean I hear "cha-ching"

>>57439270
Surely there must be one or two used as adverts.

Im trying to save cash but keep wanting to buy more Silver lads.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>57440213
Problem is they exist in all sizes, from mosquitos up to Cessna. You need to be more specific.

>>57440213
Dont know about drones but theres a Monster Box in each Tomahawk Missile

Another 1/10th oz gold in. Last for the next few months as I wage max to clear my last bit of debt. Dreaming of goblins, bros.

>>57439805
gross

>>57440339
there's never been a source for that

There was a thread the other day on /pol/ talking about gold reserves and how much of it everyone would get if their nation's stock was shared equally.

UK:

Population = 67,866,446 people
Gold Reserves = 310.29 Tonnes / 9976055toz

9976055toz ÷ 67,866,446 people = 0.1469953944545733toz

That's effectively 0.15toz per person, so if you're a UK citizen and own a gold sovereign you would own more gold than what the nation would be able to give to you if its gold reserves were spread evenly.

>>57440750
lord I bought 2/3 of that this afternoon. get to stacking bros. the end is nigh.

>mfw tomorrow is Monday
Guess we gotta stack fiat if we wanna stack PMs...

>>57439904
That's awesome, anon. Which quarter is it?

>>57440750
>how much of it everyone would get if their nation's stock was shared equally.
Interesting perspective.

I'm being extra sneaky right now...

>>57440633
Me too...

Hey guys I forget it's been a while since I added. What's the protip for silver and tax. Isn't it like spend over 500 on silver there's no tax? Does anyone know what I'm almost remembering?

>>57438060
a lot of Anons got banned ,myself included by the resident tranny, pic rel got deleted in the span of a few minutes after i uploaded it after my ban was lifted

>>57441084
Sales tax? It depends on where you are, most states have no sales tax on silver but one or maybe two have a threshold like you describe. There may also be capitol gains tax when you sell but it doesn't sound like you are talking about that.

>>57441136
The info Anon occasionally posts an update of this.

>>57440633
Maybe we need a gobbo coin.

>>57441084
The limit in California got moved to no sales tax if you pay over 2000 for bullion. Something you could do (if you live nearby a border to a state without sales tax) is send it to a PO Box over there instead of your home address. There are obvious risks associated, but I’ll leave that to you.

Check out these silly US coins

>>57441181
California is 2000+ to be exempt now.

>>57441197
And in WA, 'art' gets taxed. So things like pic related are taxed, not considered 'bullion.'

>>57438449
I have been waiting since 2019 for revenge. Will are my sex slaves, why aren't the normies enslaved yet and eating bugs?

Just dropped. Financial bombs of the past years resurfacing one after another.

>>57441268
I would think that's disturbing news for financial markets, but PM spots are very slightly lower. This might mean it's a nothing burger.

>>57437732
>hemitetartemorion* (0.1g)

Nice, ancient smol change is based. I hope you don't sneeze when you open 'er up kek. Post-SHTF even enthusiastic 10/10 FWTDHWs ain't earning more than a thin hemiobol for 24hrs of full service so it's good to have lighter and more sensible payment options in the stack.

>>57441197
Funny thing is I recently purchased a coin in California, paid in cash, and wasn't charged a penny in taxes. I have to wonder about tax compliance in that state.

>>57441268
Probably a nothing burger unless this is a contagion event like 2008, where other major Chinese firms start to liquidate, and American financial institutions are balls deep in this shit. However, the opposite can also happen where it’s a nothing burger and Chinese investors flood to the American equity market and pump this asset bubble even higher

>>57441345
>the opposite can also happen
Hadn't thought of that - thanks for the alternative view..

>>57441345
>>57441388
there are two wolves inside you
one is "it's happening"
one is "nothing ever happens"
the nothing ever happens one always wins

ok /pmg/ I have everything I need now according to your directions: food, windmill endorsed silver, and an overpowered handgun. Other than the 500 tins of deens (not pictured for security reasons) what do I need?

>>57441467
do you have chickens

>>57441503
Not yet, I'm waiting for my local tractor supply to bring in new chicks. I live in a third floor apartment but have an unused room that I can turn into a chicken roost. The allure of unlimited eggs is enticing, and in the case of a complete collapse I can sit up there and eat eggs. What's the highest wattage heat lamp I can buy for my chicks that won't set berber carpet on fire? That's my biggest concern

>>57441467
Get a luger

>>57441535
Use a no bulb incubator for the chicks. After that you could nigger rig some apartment chickens together and make your long nosed land lords seethe.

>>57441539
Inherited one, nice but feels fragile. Interesting machine though

>>57441566
Appreciate it, I'll look into it

Anyone buy gold backs? They look neat

>>57441596
waste of money, premiums to high
>>Verification not required.

>>57441580
It’s not impossible to do chickens in an apartment but you’ll need nice ventilation and incredible hygiene standards. Somewhere to turn their soiled bedding into compost is key because your biggest inputs will be bedding and feed.

Post back with your system if this gets beyond the drawing board; it’s been a meme far too long and the fabled apartment chicken farmer must be brought beyond legend.

>>57441596
They are neat, but aren't really for stacking. You can exchange them for most of the premium back, search goldback exchange rate.

>>57441596
They make for nice backgrounds - either art or flip them just gold color.

>>57441646
It's an 8x10' room with door on the 10' wall, so I think with the swing accounted for I can make a 6x10' enclosure. There are two large windows on the opposite wall so ventilation will not be an issue. I'm still deciding on bedding but I think hemp would be best. My plan is to lay down PVC shower pan liner over the whole room then use 1x1s and chicken wire stapled on to make an enclosed space. I've been researching plans for the chicken coop itself but I think I can easily make 12 nesting boxes

Managed to get my girlfriend bit by the gold bug. Now she's DCA'ing into bullion.

I get first 5k bar today

>>57441926
Very nice

Isn't it ironic how liberals (leftists) have become massive supporters of megacorporations, government and warfare just over the last 20 years?

Also, isn't it funny how the easier it becomes to be a stay-at-home housewife (Roomba, dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, microwave, oven, refrigerator, freezer, electricity, HVAC, plumbing, TV, etc.) the more women want to purposefully put themselves into debt and be a corporate wage-slave for the next 50 years of their life?

Strange, isn't it?

>>57442048
The national education is to blame for that. The system wants factory workers, not sensible individuals who set up their own businesses. In Deus Ex there's a guy in it that gives it a great name. Consolidation.

>>57435418
Then multiply it by 10 to account to mass niggerfestation as per Rabat accord. To be honest owning gold in the middle of nogs is not only useless but very dangerous.

>>57441926
What was the premium over spot (let say 21.2 eur 23 usd). Coins are much easier to deal with ans split but 3.5 euro premium per coin....

Mintanon - what were the final numbers for crusader - gilded/non guilded
If you get the chance, could you put the final number on your site somewhere?

>>57442261
The current wholesale price of silver bullion (in South Korea) is 986K /1kg.
The price trades between 100K ~ 101K /kg on the private market,
so there is a 1.5% premium nearby.

I combined some of my stacks into a 5kg silver bar with a processing fee of 2.4%.

>>57442481
*Correction
wholesale price : 986 /kg
private price : 1000~1010 /kg
coin : + 30-40% premium

Anyone have a Napoleon I 5 franc? What’s fair market on an authentic VF? I got an itch that needs scratching.

>>57442481
>coin : + 30-40% premium
ouch this is as worse as in EU with VAT added

>>57441345
I believe China just banned short selling, and are also dumping 278 billion into thier stock market to stabilize prices. So take that as you will.

>>57442749
China uses their own tools for managing economy and controlling currency system actions.
It would be a mistake to try to understand it from a purely Western perspective.

>>57442872
Them propping up thier market and banning short sellers isn't a sign of a healthy market and my western perspective doesn't change that.

#416 clocking in.

Recently a new design idea hit me for these coins.

These coins are great fun and all but we are on the brink of WW3 and if that happens our whole thread / board culture might be gone.

How about a coin that clearly states what /pmg/ is, what we stand for, etc.

Those big silver rounds might survive for another 1.000 years.

>>57440712
Andy Schectman said in an interview i watched the other day that he spoke with someone who is in the military who works on those missiles and confirmed thats how much silver is in them.

I "Think" he said it in this one
https://rumble.com/v498o36-beyond-the-vault-with-andy-and-jean-claude-jan-24.html

>>57441596
They're neat.

>>57442048
What do you do for work, anon? Do you make enough money on your income to afford all those things, plus a home, and support partner and children?

>>57442113
It's not that simple, anon. Industrialization results in women entering the workforce. It's the same in every post-industrialized nation. It's not a global conspiracy of educators.

>>57443538
Fuck off

>>57443583
No (:

>>57443538
The entire board knows who you are and that you’re here causing trouble.

>>57443726
Pic of stack? Thought so, fuck off.

Friendly reminder to /pmg/ that if your stacking makes anyone seethe, then you should keep stacking. You're probably on to something. As you stack grows heavier, knowing there's some sad and pathic POS out there malding and balding over you having shinies is frankly hilarious.

>>57443773
Lurk moar, newfag.

>>57438060
whats to discuss? its the same 1 one 2 idiots spamming old photos or retarded memes and switching ids

nothing new here

>>57433146
>don't clean your coins

>>57443731
>started in 2021
Same as the memecoins. Clearly it's a D&C fed op because all they have at this point is trying to turn what they dislike gay

>>57443781
>random image
Fuck off, stackless male.

>>57443877
lmao just look at how upset he is because I stack. You got a long ways to go, chuddie newfag.

>>57443925
You don't stack.

>>57443538
nobody cares what you have to say, especially not about women (something that you are not)

Just keep buying shiny rocks and watch how upset it makes certain "people". Simple as.

>>57443953
denial

>>57444005
cope

>>57444062
You’ve already posted female hormones ITT. And suppressed guns. You’re a psycho tranny.

>>57444082
seethe lol. Don't you have suppressed SBRs, anon? I guess poors and kiddy diddlers can't have them though, huh. Sucks to suck lol.

I just bought another Numismatic Lads.

>>57443538
Hey look it's GuY

>>57444187
I want to buy another numismatic real bad frens

>>57442480
I'm not MintAnon, but created/curate this table...

>>57444320
>>57444187
Numismatistic sisters rise up

>>57443811

>>57444187
>Numismatic
What exactly did you get?
>>57444320
>I want
Anything in particular?

What defines "numismatic?"

>>57444223
Kek, the tranny just lost its mind and banned the anons calling it out, for RACISM lmao

>>57444487
>What defines "numismatic?"
Any coin or token that derives it's value from something other than it's bullion value. Morgans. Peace Dollars. Funko Pop Star Wars moderns. Vaguely identifiable turtles.

>>57444453
>Elbow Power
kek

>>57441467
>based high fructose corn syrup hater

>>57444487
>What exactly did you get?
Just ordered an 1978 20 Balboa Panama Silver Coin, the Conquistador version they minted between 1977-79 except from what ive seen the 78 is a 75th anniversary edition which makes it even more rare.

>>57444576

>>57444428
lmfao, that's hilarious, anon. Numisisters we're gunna WAGMI!

>>57444576
>>57444588
That's really cool, and looks like it's in beautiful condition, too! Congrats, Anon!

>>57444535
>Any coin or token that derives it's value from something other than it's bullion value.
It sounds like pic related would be included?
I have concerns that coins minted by companies - like Le Grande or Germania or Bavarian - under the flags of banana republics specifically to avoid certain taxes for the bullion will always be considered candy, rather than numismatic. Sometimes I seem classified as "Non-circulating" - does that matter? Any reason for this concern?

>>57444693
Kinda strange that all these childish comments start up as soon as the janny rages and bans anons.

>get to the office
>try and post
>get shown a ban that recently expired
>it's for a /biz/ post
>itain'tme.mp4
Oh God, there's another /biz/ shitposter in my office and he or she shills shitcoins. Silver sisters, I'm in dangerous territory.

>>57444813
Really makes (you) go hmmm, doesn't it?

>>57444849
Fucking stop. Nobody wants you here.

>>57444873
forget it, anon
it's tranny town

>>57444873
>anger

>>57444576
>>57444588
That's one of the better balboa designs I've seen so far. Nice pickup.

>>57444487
Pretty much any of the rms I'm missing in gradable condition.

>>57444903
I agree, i was on the way to getting the Bolivar version that Balboa anon has posted a few times on here until i saw this.

>>57444903
Nice cock, but that face looks uncanny.

I think she's starting to lose interest in me...

>>57438449
Yeah, 30 years from now. The fiat cuck system won't crash anytime soon because normies are too cucked and won't want to change it or change their behaviour.
They didn't after 2008, they won't next time there's a crash.

And 2008 was fucking painful for many normies. Go watch Nomadland to see how normies will behave. They'll put on their usual nobility-in-disgrace act and carry on with their pathetic lives.

>>57443781
Nice collection! Can I have your stack after you hang yourself?

>>57445099
2008 is peanuts compared to what's coming

>>57444548
He thought it was a dime. In his previous listing it had green oxidation all over it and when I asked him to take better pictures and if he could see the date, he reposted the new image with it 'cleaned'.

>>57445196
well now u gotta buy it dude. if you don't, that's just rude.

>>57445264
>now u gotta buy it dude.
good point. I mean, the poor guy put in all that Elbow Power to get the picture anon wanted.

>>57445318
>guys lists 3 generic casino tokens for $425 (these are about $14 melt)
>His response:
>Don't buy them if you don't want to

>>57445449
>>Don't buy them if you don't want to
He's not wrong. It can't be helped if most people are chancers looking to rip you off, the only response to these kinds of sellers is to just not buy from them.

>>57443781
We should meet up. Your from Texas, I'm from Texas. Your a glowie tranny, I'm a nazi pagan. Match made in heaven. I can skull fuck you into the dirt, you can misinterpret my sexual abuse as love and attention, filling that void you have inside. You can eventually off yourself, I can inherit your stack when you go. It's a win win for the both of us.

>>57445599
Somehow you've managed to outcringe the tranny you're replying to.

Here's one for the chem nerds/rare substances stackers!
We've all know and love/hate the mighty Wiener, but do you know about another famous Vienna Export?
VSMOW!
Vienna Standard Mean Ocean Water. Which is hilarious, because Vienna is a lot of things, but definitely not a coastal city.
>>57442048
>the easier it becomes to be a stay-at-home housewife (Roomba, dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, microwave, oven, refrigerator, freezer, electricity, HVAC, plumbing, TV, etc.) the more women want to purposefully put themselves into debt and be a corporate wage-slave for the next 50 years of their life?
Have you done any housework yourself? Guess not. Probably should talk to mommy how she's doing…
I'm not that old that I know how stuff was 100 years ago first hand, but trust me, there's still a lot of work left, even with all the amenities. E.g. the washing machine: True, much easier than washing stuff by hand, but back in the day, you had two sets of clothes (workday and sunday) which you washed rather rarely (imagine the smell…) and nowadays, you've almost got a full set of dirty laundry every day.
>>57434176
>Gemstones are cooler
Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.

>>57445626
Don't hate the player, hate the game. Odds are they will ack at some point and that stack will go somewhere, and it's not likely to go the parents that disowned them. Will probably get scooped up by someone like the irs. I'd rather it be in my hands.

>>57445648
>VSMOW
That is indeed an odd item for a collection.
Respect.

>>57440946
>>57442048
>>57445000

Wow! Great posts fren! You're very cool!

>>57445910
Thank you! Have a nice day fren!

>>57445928

You too fren!

how big is everyone's frog folder?

Afternoon gentlemen.

>>57445928
have a good day fren

>>57445951
>>57446008

Hello.

>>57446018

<(^_^)> You too fren!!!

>Metals go up
>/pmg/ becomes trannytown
Who ever would have saw this coming???

>>57445888
Checked.
Well, anything for a rare stack pic!
And in other news: BHS went up like 10% today. WTF is up with that? Are they finally the real deal again?

>all these 1pbtid seething about me
It means we're right over target, silver sisters. Keep stacking!

>>57446121
I never thought I'd say this about a photo of silver Buffalo rounds, but that is a very cute photo, anon. Will the BHS shilling return?

>>57446165
>but that is a very cute photo, anon.
Thanks, I guess
>Will the BHS shilling return?
I hope so! I need to sell my bags because that house isn't gonna pay itself, so I'd love to cut my losses some more.

>>57446121
The price is so low, any amount is going to be a huge percentage. Don't let it fool you.

lol banned for 3 days because mentioning niggerst. Dream on you fucktard. I'll have a busy day ahead and tomorrow, I do not care for your nigger-succking troonie fucks who jannie this sad thread. I'll be back here calling you a nigger-sucking vermin loser. Again - how can that even work without cache and fixed IP, while I have 4 dinamic ones at least (and not only country based). Fucking 60IQ nigger morons jannies.

>>57446181
You actually boughted? I hope you can make a profit and long-term capital gains.

>>57446235
>You actually boughted?
Yup.
And a few more things I'm not very proud of. But otoh, some other speculative-retard-plays played out, so in the end, I'm exactly where I would have been, had I just gotten some S&P500 ETF, so I'm not particularly mad. Also, my Gold ETF that I have since forever is well in the green too (as is my physical, but I probably don't have to touch that), so meh.

>>57446272
It feels good to take profits on investments. What's that peculiar rock in the center of your photo?

>>57446272
It's still 3 cents. Those charts
>>57446181
are three years old ferchrissakes.
Also, the symbol BHSIF, no longer BHS.

>>57444576
>>57444588
Fellow 20 Balboa chad respect.

I’m
>>57439265
Love me some balboas.

>>57446119
>Metals go up
>/pmg/ becomes trannytown
ahhh no wonder

>>57446369
The fire rises, Balboa Chad. I might have asked before, but is there anything important to look for in a good Balboa?

>57446378
>4 posts ITT
>all just seething about me
I honestly feel sorry people as pathetic as this. Imagine the types of creatures that spend all day spewing hate because someone stacks millennial cylinders. Do they do it for free? Would honestly be more tragic if they do.

>>57446432
Price has always been my signal on whether or not to buy. Mintages aren’t obscenely large for coins that are 3.85 oz ASW but I never pay more than 120$.

Think of the goblin housewives you could buy with just one giant balboa…

>>57446432
>it must be my metals tee hee
neck. rope. now.

>>57446432
>bring degeneracy into the thread
>if someone complains, just project and accuse them of hating PM stackers or child predators
The mind virus reveals itself. Brilliantly evil.

>>57446501
>Think of the goblin housewives you could buy with just one giant balboa…
A-Ara ara~ I have a few other coins on my list, but a Balboa is certainly in the cards at some point. WAGMI

Haters stay poor, malding, and balding, is that really the life you want to live?

>>57445648
Cool stuff!
Any geologist is going to know about VSMOW. We use it as a baseline in mass spectrometry to calculate oxygen isotopes ratios as a proxy for water temperature in paleosols.

Basically the main tool used in paleoclimatology. We also use it for interesting stuff like determining what dinosaurs ate based on the water temperature in their food as reflected by the water temperature in their body fossils as determined by comparison of oxygen isotopes in the fossils to Delta VSMOW.
For those sorts of calculations we use digital VSMOW. Just a set of numbers of the known isotope ratios of VSMOW, not the actual water itself. Very cool and interesting artifact!

>>57446665
Isotopes are cool stuff indeed.
Sometimes, interpreting them seems more like an art, than a science to me.
>For those sorts of calculations we use digital VSMOW. Just a set of numbers of the known isotope ratios of VSMOW, not the actual water itself.
Yeah, but your lab probably needs some standards to run their machine, and damn, are those expensive. Makes 25yo single malt sound cheap. (that ampule is worth about 6 ounces of silver)

silver and gold just keep crabbing

>>57447100
Good. It means we can keep stacking at these levels.

>>57447056
yes, we use actual VSMOW for calibration about once a year. It requires a special order, and is expensive. I'd guess your ampule would cost a couple hundred burger dollars and I'm not even going to ask how you got it. kek

I can give a better explanation of how and why isotopes change with water temperature but I'd be way off topic and probably bore the shit out of everyone.

>>57445178
Nothing will happen and that's the sad thing.
I want silver to moon as much as you. I just hate normies like you wouldn't believe and know how mindcucked they are.
They will never learn.

>>57447140
I have a PhD in autistic chemistry, I'm listening.

>>57447140
>yes, we use actual VSMOW for calibration about once a year.
Neat. What machine are you running? I only know Los Gatos TIWA machines for wate stable isotopes, and they need 4 standards at every run. It's a mililiter each, but yeah, that adds up quickly.
>bore the shit out of everyone.
Eh, could be worse.

>>57447140
>I can give a better explanation of how and why isotopes change with water temperature but I'd be way off topic and probably bore the shit out of everyone.
though perhaps not

since the history and evolution of VSMOW really dates back to Nazi science in pursuit of nuclear power and weapons. And it's an interesting history. VSMOW and similar standards were invented primarily for the extraction of heavy water for use in nuclear reactors, something the nazis were very close to doing.

>>57447196
shit, if i cant retire off my stack. im going to have to get a job and go back to work.
fuck. bitch damn fuck shit piss motherfuck god damn son of a basterd bitch shit

>>57447219
Basically how it works is the 2 stable isotopes of oxygen that make up most water have different weights (duh). When water evaporates, the lighter isotopes evaporate faster leaving more of the heavy isotopes behind. When water condenses, more of the light molecules are picked up from the air.
So the ratio of heavy to light isotopes changes as water heats up or cools off, and this ratio can be calibrated to a thermometer using VSMOW as the baseline "normal" standard.

What this means is if you have a sample of, say, ground water, I can tell you the temperature it was at when you collected it by the ratio of isotopes. That's boring and unnecessary. But on a sedimentary rock I can tell you about what temperature the water it formed in was based on the ratio of isotopes. That's a bit more useful.
And on an animal fossil, we can tell the temperature of the water it consumed either as food or drink if we can find a part of the fossil that formed rapidly enough to encase the water molecules of the animal or plant, but durable enough not to have absorbed groundwater during the permineralization process. For example mollusk shells or the enamel of dinosaur teeth. And while water temperature of dinosaur food isn't direct proof of what a dinosaur was eating, we find that dinosaurs that ate fish have a colder water temperature than, say, dinosaurs that ate plants or meat. So it's useful for that sort of stuff.
>>57447221
I've been out of school for 30 years. We used an internal standard for most calibrations. No way we were going to calibrate with VSMOW every day.

>>57447365
>What this means is if you have a sample of, say, ground water, I can tell you the temperature it was at when you collected it by the ratio of isotopes. That's boring and unnecessary.
Don't you be dissing hydrogeologists!
And you don't really get the temp from collection, you get the temp it precipitated at, i.e. the elevation it's from, and that's neither boring nor unnecessary. Well, OK, I guess the boring part is true for 99% of the population, but figuring you where your (drinking) water comes from is rather important.
>We used an internal standard for most calibrations. No way we were going to calibrate with VSMOW every day.
We're using the Los Gatos readymade standards, but as they're approahcing VSMOW in price, I'm really looking into mxing my own internalt standards too. The distributor we're getting them from raised the price by 50% in the last year.
Fucking inflation.

>>57444062
That photo captures the color of the gold beautifully! I find gold difficult to photograph. But I'm lazy.

>>57447572
>dick beater anon is cool with the larping tranny
another reason why dick beater anon is on the top 5 worst /pmg/ posters list

>>57445178
Correct. Fiat currencies have collapsed many time before in history but never a global currency. The problem is so far beyond just normie Americans that it is hilarious to imagine that the US government can do anything to stop the disease it released.

>>57447196
yeah yeah i saw you posting here yesterday with the same bullshit
>i love silver but it'll never go up in value cuz normoids are so dumb
it's not how it works. normoids don't decide shit

>>57447572
Thanks, anon, and same for your pic! I'm not the best photographer, and gold is definitely hard to capture (I've even been accused of posting fake gold here because it lol). If I get a good gold pic, it's usually pure luck on my part. Silver, for whatever reason, is way easier to capture. I bet photoanon could explain this phenomenon.

>>57442540
I got my Napoleon I 20 franc for not much over spot. Haven't had it graded but VF seems like a reasonable guess. They don't seem to command much of a premium, which is nice for hisfags like me.

>>57447502
>I'm really looking into mxing my own internalt standards too.
I had no part of that and don't want to talk about it much because that would really dox me fast.
Again.
but my understanding is a local standard is MUCH cheaper to prep and use than a store bought one.

It's not something I ever used after graduation though. I studied a very different topic and then went to work in metal mining because pay.

>>57447653
cool wig, how much did it cost

>>57447653
This photo really exaggerates the difference in some alloys. The difference is not nearly as great in person.

>>57447365
Your photo reminds me that the Tucson Gem and Mineral show is in progress. Picrel taken at the Show a few years ago.

>>57447723
i love the subtle coppery look of gold krugs

>>57447746
They seem to lose it over time. My theory is that the copper patinas. One of these days I will expose a fresh krug to sulfur and see what happens.

>>57447744
that crystal on the top center is a famous one...

I haven't been to tucson since the 90's. I have friends that sell there though. I like metals and other minerals, but fossils are where I get really excited. And the fossils at tucson have historically proven... problematic sometimes. I'd love to get back down there sometime when I have more free time though. A really cool show.

>>57447744
also there appears to be gold in that display from one of the mines I've worked on. It's about a mile from my house. You see enough ore in mining you get to where you can ID some of it by location, sometimes even by level in the mine.

>>57447697
>having a full head of lushes locks
>priceless
Stay malding and balding, chud.

>>57447723
True dat. At first I didn't like how alloys don't have that pure color that 24k does, but now I love the diversity of the shades in all my gold coins, alloys and all. Is diversity, dare I say it, our strength? For gold alloy, quite literally, yes (:

>>57447659
>I had no part of that and don't want to talk about it much because that would really dox me fast.
Fair enough.
>Again.
what did you do?
>but my understanding is a local standard is MUCH cheaper to prep and use than a store bought one.
In the long run: probably yes. But it's a lot of upfront costs to get started, especially when you need for of them covering everying from rather enriched to very depleted. But if the prices keep rising like that, the equition might change.

I am /pmg/ famous.

>>57447723
>This photo really exaggerates the difference in some alloys
Depends on the alloys.
Tscherwonez really do look like copper, whereas other 900 golds just look like, well, gold.

>>57447805
Yes, fossils are like numismatics in that the value is in the history and history can be faked. I wouldn't spend much on either without an expert on my side. But I have scraped a few fossils out of the dirt myself. Nothing fancy. Crinoid hash, blastoids, coral, brachiopods, etc. Fun!

>>57447829
Cool! The vendor was Australian, but that probably doesn't mean much about origin at that level of specimen.

>>57447894
Great demonstration video! Thanks!

>>57447894
This webm is the best at showing their differences in color. With gold, I find that you can't fully capture it's full color in 1 single image/lighting. It's only when seeing it from different angles that we can take it it's full, magical beauty. Thanks for posting this.

>>57447894
What alloy is that on the rightmost coin? The 2 rand and other 22c gold are a bit too coppery for my tastes.

>>57447989
Too lazy to look it up, but it's a 900something gold, rest Cu, just like the 2R and the Tschwerwonetz. On Paper, they all should be almost the same, yet they are very different. And different from the little 999 Wiener. If anything, I'd say the Babenberge is even more golden than the Wiener.

>>57447873
>what did you do?
nothing bad. I had a mediocre career in academia and business though, so I'm not hard to find online.
>>57447895
The problem at tucson isn't usually fakes, but that the really amazing stuff is usually illegal.
I know of 2 dinosaur species that were "discovered" at that show.
>>57447908
Yeah, I see crystals from South America in there as well as stuff that appears to be from my area. Some of those are very famous crystals, and undoubtedly very expensive. Probably over $100 million there.

what kind of security did that vendor have? Just curious, that would be an amazing thing to display but the risks....

>>57448015
I've looked it up and it's .900 exactly, unlike the 22c (.917) 2 rand.

>>57447873
your paper there made me laugh a bit.

Next One Up

>>57448176
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>>57448185
Careful. This general has CP hidden in the OP picture.

>>57448185
Why couldn't you wait for either bump or image limit?

>>57448311
u have autism

>>57448314
Ur a slob

>>57448364
the blackpill video on this movie really ruined it for me

>>57448035
Not really much security that was obvious to me. Local cops walking around.

>>57448407
Interesting. That place is crawling with feds also, but I don't know if they could do anything about a robbery.

>Sell something on ebay 6 hours ago
>Buyer still hasn't paid yet
What the fuck is wrong with people?

>>57449279
him that asshole a nastygram