/biz/ - Business & Finance

i feel like this is the year boys
the year we finally moon and leave all other asset classes behind
$30,000 gold, $200 silver
it's happening

I don’t know about you all... but because of Corona this is the first time since college that I’ve felt alive. I have lots of silver and been waiting for something like this to happen for 5 years. The point where things get so bad that 1 silver merc dime will buy me a blowjob from a formerly well to do housewife and her 18 year old daughter at the same time. I’ve been waiting in the shadows laughing at these cuck husbands who buy their wives range rovers instead of buying silver bullion... knowing that I’ll be face fucking their wives mouths for the 1.30$ it cost me to buy that silver dime. Just yesterday at Whole Foods I seamlessly entered into conversation about Corona with a roastie milf that had a ring on her finger in the water aisle... and I said this is all a cover for trump to bring us back on a gold standard. She started looking at me in amazement like she wanted me to paint her lips in cum. At the end of the conversation I’m like take my number l have plenty of protection and freeze dried food if you ever need it and she took it from me.

>>57499008
>Precious Metals

>>57499024
>$30,000 gold, $200 silver

>>57499028
>Corona

>>57499109
>>57499120
>>57499125
holy based

>>57499028
I have to assume you're sarcastic.

>>57499008
>Odd Shapes Edition

>>57499008
>Odd Shapes Edition

>>57499008
>Odd Shapes Edition
Does Eagle shape count?

I have the biggest dick in Chicago

>>57499346
>Does Eagle shape count?
Yep. I intended not bars, not rounds.

>>57499024
lol

>>57499353
>no belgian leopolds
the blacks do not fear you

>>57499431
Are you blind or are you trolling? either way, here's your (you)

I think I’m going to start collecting coins. Not so much for prepping or whatever, I just think they are neat. How do you guys keep them?

>>57499538
I keep them in a TL30 safe surrounded by improvised explosives.

>>57499456
just blind at this point. still havent caught that 'suddenly dies' yet

>>57499538
>literally just this:
>https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019MDWKR6

>>57499008

My dad passed a year ago. I will post his collection. I never did see if I had anything super rare. Here’s the gold first

>>57499782
More of his stranger ones

>>57499807
Last of it. I think I’m going to buy a new coin to add to it. Maybe get one every year or so

>>57499008
Why can't I stay on .4channel ?
I go to home and select settings to only display sfw boards (4channel).
Then as soon as I select a sfw board like /c/ or /biz/ or /o/, I get redirected to 4chan.
I wouldn't care but at the top of the page it gives the string of all boards including NSFW and once in awhile I accidentally hit something like /b/ and there you go hundred threads full of BBC in your face
I'm trying to get away from this bullshit and they won't let me stay on sfw 4channel.
How to fix this?

>>57499850
Settings
Navigation
uncheck "Show all boards"?

Scrapfren, if you read this, i know you are collecting old throwing weapons, and i've seen this crossbow bolt from the XVth century being auctionned so i thought it could get you interested. Lenght : 10.5cm, forged in one piece.

Sadly there is only 6h30 left before the auction ends. So just in case i email you the reference, and if you see this post you can then look it up.

Speaking of oldies, look at what i just scored frens : a pair of roman lacrymatory flasks in irised glass!
It's coming from a french collector who just sold a bunch of roman era items, mainly amphoras, bowls, vials, terracotta lamps and such from nearby archeologic sites.
Idk how legal it was considering most these items still have archeological tags on them. But he says it was a collection he started to acquire decades ago, and probably that local museums and cultural affairs' offices can't store forever all the old crap they find, so it ends up in private hands.

>>57500034
Antique bong filled with roasties' tears

>>57500040
life potion

How amazing it is such a fragile craft could survive for nearly 2 millenias and arrive in my hands for much cheaper than what the average simp waste weekly on OF chatting with jeets.

>>57500085

>>57499850
>not having your favourite board bookmarked
>not having a custom board list when you're already on 4chan
i shiggy diggy

>>57500092
The dude also had a pretty impressive collection of pre-colombian items who went for very cheap, but since i'm not familiar at all with the stuff i prefered not to test my luck with my untrained eyes and cultural ignorance. Too many fakes out there.

It looks like legit stuff imo, but how many copies were made in recent history to sale the mayan or inca mythos to gulible tourists? Even back during the early 20th c. most likely.
Pic rel could have been worth taking the risk tho, it ended up selling for 12 bux lol...

>>57499782
assuming that 20 liberty gold piece is not a 1970s Afghanistan counterfeit ,you easily have $2100 for that condition ,but since it was your dads you should put it in an airtight capsule and keep it until you pass it on to the next generation worthy of valuing it like you did

>>57499850
dude, they merged them. It’s gone.
Think of all the other shit they did:
>Captcha
>No incognito IMG
>Cloudflare verify x 4
>5 Min lag between thread creations

>>57500163
Yeah, I’ve had it for over a year, I’m not gonna sell it. Any of the others worth anything? I think I’m gonna add a silver oz to the collection every once in a while

>>57499024
I can't wait to lose my virginity!

>>57499826
>I think I’m going to buy a new coin to add to it. Maybe get one every year or so
Add a coin like the ones in the pic you posted?
Well, you shouldn't ruin yourself if you only purchase a silver dime or quarter once a year kek.
Sorry 'bout your dad btw fren. I hope you had the opportunity to tell him how much you loved him before he passed away.

>>57500187
it will be glorious, friend

>>57500187
For me it will be the tanning marked, pseud-hippie zoomettes first.

>>57500187
I had sex with my Peruvian Queen again tonight.

>>57500213
>calling a literal whore you pay for sex "queen"

>>57500213
>peru
Legit the ugliest non-negroid women in the world. Everything is wrong with their toltec skull.

>>57500222
Checked and correct.

>>57500219
>>57500222
more fun than seething on /pmg/ all weekend

>>57500222
checked + will not date peruvian chix as a result

>>57499782
30 years of making stuffed animals?

>>57500232
Fucking picrel isn't my definition of a funny weekend.

Recommend a movie about gold, the land, some bad guys. Western would be cool but I'm open to anything.

Thanks frens. Keep stacking

>>57500180
personally i wouldn't fuck with silver anymore especially if you brought in the hype thinking it would go to $50 an oz in two more weeks ,that's mostly false hope from sponsored YouTube silver dealers akin to snake oil sales men, but also don't buy gold its to high for now, but on your other stuff you have. id say the 1878 morgan is very valuable and the gold ring could be worth some money if you get it tested along side the other small gold,

>>57500286
The perfect trifecta in pic rel. Much better than a movie.

>>57500279
How'd you find her picture so fast?
And how much does your wife weigh?

>>57499028

>>57499850
They changed it. How else are they going to program and psychological warfare us?

>>57500325
this
it's ALL about control
they want to control every single aspect of your life, down to the millisecond.

>>57500393
Yes. Also porn posting = inducement of temporal lobe lobotomy

>>57500279
> woman unbound by the constraints of "society"
> happy
> will gladly make you a hot tea after a hard days work on the tundra

This is winning lads.

>>57500306
>And how much does your wife weigh?
>not having an ethereal form waifu who will never gain weight nor do big smelly doodoos
You wouldn't get it

crypto nerds will seethe

>>57499353
Based

>>57500306
>>57500418
Anons, check the last thread. The guy bragging about his "Peruvian Queen" is literally an incel who paid a 3rd-world prostitute to take his virginity. Top fucking KEK.

Look at the details on the horse, on a tiny coin a bit over half an inch in diam. 330 BC, Macedonia.

I'm always dumbfounded by the skill of the greek artisans.
Couldn't help myself, i had to slurp this one. It will look even better with a non-potato phone.

>>57499008
>Odd Shapes
Technically...

>>57500635
Fair enough.

>>57500643
>uncommon semi-odd shape

>>57500649

>Odd Shapes
ho true, then i've something really special to post who showed up in the mailbox earlier this week :
Huge (for the period) antique silver ingot, cubist head art style, 140gr, found in Lot et Garonne's department, near the village of Bourgougnague, in an ancient mint workshop from the Volques Tectosages tribes.
Circa -150 BC.

>>57500702
The most incredible part is this odd shaped bar rings better than a Morgan dollar. The tone is just fantastic.

>>57500702
>>57500706
Very cool, but... how does one even get that authenticated?

>>57500643
Great, now I need a sterling d20.

>>57500780
That's a very good question, and i don't have the answer.
All i know for 100% sure is it's indeed pure silver.
And that i have few hints it's old, mainly because i did some close up with my jeweler loupe on the crevisse you can see on the bottom of the back (2nd pic), and there are what i believe to be concretions of dirt. I'll try to take some pics through the lens and report back tomorrow.

Otherwise i'm still trying to figure out a way to authentify it. My best "evidence" so far is the seller legitimacy, he worked for the DRAC (Direction régionale des affaires culturelles) for a while in this area, he already sold a lot of gallic/celtic artifacts from this region with no negative feedback, and after discussing with him i can say he's pretty knowledgeable on the matter and about the local archeological sites. If it's a larp it's pretty advanced at least.

But as for concrete evidences, i'd need the help of an expert, this is why my best security was to slurp this piece at below spot kek. At worst i've got a weird looking blob of silber for a good price, at best i have an unique artifact millenias old.

>>57500872
Well... I hope it turns out right for you.

Kit kat chads rise up

>>57500929
I wonder why you don't see these more of these posted here. I think they're neat and practical.

>>57501122
>neat and practical.
No self-respecting gold hoarding reed counting autist could bear to break it apart. Gold coins for large purchases. Silver for small.

>>57500176
That's the last straw. I think I might have to leave for good.

>>57500325
Ok. I'm out
It was nice knowing you anons

>>57499908
That doesn't work anymore.
Nothing left to do by delete my system32 folder I guess.

>>57500393
I think they go in a turkish circle daily knowing there is a minority they cannot control no matter what. Heck, they hired 100k to fight "extremism" online, just the other day I saw 2 young girls with a book on social networks dangers to the State (pbuh). I was just about to tell them people they fear do not visit social sites often, or not at all, then I realized I better stay anonymous - cameras all around.
>>57499850
>I accidentally hit something like /b/
mhhm. A decade+ on chan (yup - newfag here) this never happened. To my defense I never clicked a or c either.

Isn't the Pirate coin presale supposed to have ended now? Any news from mintAnon?

David Livingstone, for his encyclopedic knowledge on kabbalist jews and secret societies

>>57500649

>>57503023
cool buster sword

>>57500150
>The dude also had a pretty impressive collection of pre-colombian items who went for very cheap, but since i'm not familiar at all with the stuff i prefered not to test my luck

Hey Frogbro, I'm pretty sure your pottery picrel is a relatively modern tourist souvenir, it doesn't look like an authentic precolumbian piece so it's good that you exercised caution. Those glass vials you won look sweet though, the tall one was glued back together which is normal, and it looks quite ancient and typical of Roman vials from the first several centuries AD but there was lots of stylistic overlap between Roman, Byzantine, and early Islamic glass so I can't say for sure. The smaller green vial feels more like an Islamic or medieval piece but I honestly don't have a lot of experience with that kind of material. Maybe you can email me a link so I can see if everything the seller claimed checks out? Thanks for the link to the crossbow bolt too I appreciate it fren, it was genuine and a superior example at a fair price but i already have some like it in my hoard.

>>57500630
I've always loved those bronzes of Alexander the GOAT's dad Philipp, they made a lot of them so for the affordable price you get some awesome history and workmanship, and there are cool different varieties floating around which make them fun to collect.

>>57503053
Thanks anon.

Speaking of swords and oddly shaped silver, my South Korean Sword of Saint Michael just arrived and the detail is incredible, no ragrets about the premium.

>>57503163
How much per oz?

>>57499850
>>57501581
>That doesn't work anymore.
Ah - but you can use
>Settings
>Navigation
>Custom board list
and "Edit" which boards *are* visible.

>>57503192
comes out to about $60

>>57503163
Eye-popping! I have a new item to search for.

>>57499028
>>57500208
the amount of delusion in these threads is truly a sight to behold
except its disgusting so i'm not coming back for another 3-4 months. again.
btw all silver promotion is completely inorganic. it's the work of deranged, but paid, shills https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1620621828149612548.html

>>57503368
the only inorganic shit is fags telling you to buy the top of muh tech stocks

>>57500286
The Good the Bad and the Ugly is great

>>57503368
they're just retired, stupid, old boomers who don't represent real stackers.
They'll sell everything when silver hits $35 and gold hits $2100, and then never post here again.

Even newfag stackers on plebbit post nice shiny stuff like 10 oz bar collections and reverse proof coins.

Here? It's like anons are trying way too hard to keep their stack pics under $100 and pushing a feeling of "everyone here is poor".

>>57503389
what animal was the AI trying to make here kek

>>57503398
here's $3000 worth of shit, including a serial number for all you schizos out there
i've seen plenty of 10oz+ gold pics here
quit making up stories

>>57503059
>Maybe you can email me a link so I can see if everything the seller claimed checks out?
Sure fren, here's the link to the auction :
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/176210148696

Here is some extra roman stuff he sold the past few days :
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/176210142175
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/176180648654
Thanks for your early inputs. Happy to hear i got it right by dodging the precolombian crap then. I avoided the mask because i couldn't find any pic of such intricate designs in museums' pics, designs were much simpler from what i've seen. Seemed a bit over the top..
About the smaller vial, what make you think it could be a medieval piece?

>Thanks for the link to the crossbow bolt too I appreciate it fren, it was genuine and a superior example at a fair price but i already have some like it in my hoard.
You're welcome, i didn't know if the price was correct or too expensive, seemed a bit expensive but i thought maybe the condition would make up for it.

>they made a lot of them so for the affordable price you get some awesome history and workmanship, and there are cool different varieties floating around which make them fun to collect.
Definitely. Honestly i probably could have gotten a similar condition one for cheaper if i was patient, but it was a love at first sight.

>>57503416
>i've seen plenty of 10oz+ gold pics here
so? I'm talking about the daily average.
Also I've seen that pic a dozen times at least. That doesn't happen on plebbit nearly as often either.

>>57501902
Pretty sure he’s leaving it open until the mint render is done

>>57503241
One just popped up for less than I paid
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pmsforsale/comments/1ais844/wts_st_michaels_sword_mexico_libertad_1oz_2oz_5oz/

>>57503059
While i have you there, could you tell me if this cistophore looks legit to you?
To me it looks all good, but i'm not familiar with those, and i know you already own one so your opinion would be precious intel.
I proposed 100€ for it and the seller accepted the offer, but i didn't pay yet, waiting for your expertise :
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/235408000004

>>57503625
well now ur just being difficult

>>57503399
I believe it's a missing Americanus Foreskinae.

>>57503398
Boomer here. I was stacking when you were just squeezing through a hole in your dad's condom, sonny.

>>57503368
In case you didn't notice yet, you aren't on plebbit here.
But it's for the best if you go back.

>>57503659
Nice of you to point me there - thanks! Alas, I have none of his payment options, and can't figure out how to make the purchase anyway - I'm not a R* user.

>>57503741
sup boomerbro

>>57503625
>plebbit
If you want reddit, go to fucking reddit.

>>57503687
>well now ur just being difficult
by using logic and objective observations? kys boomer

>>57503741
ancient stack pic, just proving my point

>>57503821
nothing wrong with reposting good shit
reddit (which you should go back to) reposts things all the time too

>>57503794
>Around five million of these coins were released into circulation on 25 October 2022 meaning the coin is common and you are quite likely to find one in your change.
>It is the very last coin to enter circulation featuring Queen Elizabeth II on the Obverse
im gay and the bonglords are jewish

>>57503979
the woman in the background is a cum dodger whereas the woman dancing is a happy swallower.

>>57503979
>the bonglords are jewish

No, They aren't.

>>57503585
Thanks for the links, the seller had an eclectic variety of stuff, you should keep watching him to see what other treasures he posts for sale. I really like African "knife money" pieces like this: https://www.ebay.fr/itm/176026145925 , they're not too old and are of course tainted by the black hands which wrought them, but they're still a very interesting medium of exchange.

>>57503662
>could you tell me if this cistophore looks legit to you?

I'm not 100% certain but strongly believe that it is genuine. The uneven surface of the side with the sneks is peculiar and similar to the texture of some cast items, but I think it's just a result of the coin having been struck with worn/damaged or rusty dies. The reverse side was clearly struck with very heavily worn dies, so technically the coin's condition is higher than an average person might assume at first glance but Cistophoric tetradrachms are pretty common so while 100€ is not a terrible price I wouldn't have recommended buying it, I got mine in higher grade and struck with better dies for less than that

>>57503163
Just when i thought i was out of the Numismatic Market.
They Pull Me Back In!!!

>>57503625
>That doesn't happen on plebbit nearly as often either.

Reddit is full of self-important unattractive manchildren who share your love of whining about trivialities and who also need to pay women for sex. Since it's clearly such a perfect fit your continued presence here defies all logic, perhaps you should go back where you belong?

>>57499008
I'm kinda poor, how good of an investment is to buy gold platter copper items?

>>57503979
>bonglords are jewish
Yes. The real jews hide behind the City of London and is the real power that backs the British Royals (who are probably their chosen representatives).

>>57504322
Terrible idea. Gold plating adds no extra value while copper coins have really high premiums due to the low value of the metal itself.
You're better off with silver. PMs are a store of value, not an investment in which its intrinsic value grows.

>>57503776
>I'm not a R* user.
There are some incredible deals on there and CoinSales lately (distressed sellers since the economy is shitting up lately + inflation) but I totally understand. Bold has it in stock too.

Picrel is my latest purchase ($180). I never knew Nero was such a chinlet, makes sense.

>>57504427
In the meantime, I've seen the Bold listing and decided I'd try harder on R*. Thanks again for the tip. I WILL get this, no matter what.

>>57503625
I get the impression posting large stacks is important to you. If I'm right.. why do you need this?

>>57499028
this guys loaded up on blowjob dimes

>>57504373
Thank you!
I'll buy some silver

>>57504229
>the seller had an eclectic variety of stuff, you should keep watching him to see what other treasures he posts for sale.
Definitely, i added him to my watch list, if i see more knife money i'll keep you posted fren.

>The reverse side was clearly struck with very heavily worn dies
That's what convinced me of the genuinety of the coin, we clearly see the silver being pushed away leaving a "trail" as when worn dies are being used. At least that's what i thought.
>but Cistophoric tetradrachms are pretty common so while 100€ is not a terrible price I wouldn't have recommended buying it, I got mine in higher grade and struck with better dies for less than that
Yes, i remember you warning me 'bout that a while back, but tbf i looked after a good deal for few months over here bcuz i really wanted an ancient snekcoin, and i couldn't find a better price. :(
Oh well, i'm not too sad about the purchase, the lot of medieval papal coins i scored the other day for stupidly cheap is paying for it.

Thanks again for all your inputs fren, it's greatly appreciated as always!
Any recently slurpie on your end btw?

>>57504466
From one A-Mark enjoyer to another, you won't regret it - pics don't do her justice.

>>57504500
Not really, most of those look like cripplecoins, and no one wants those. Mercs are where its at.

Speaking of slurpies, recently scored this kingdom of Sardaigna's 5 Lira, 1833 for 30€.

>>57504597
It's not my first one but i have a sweet spot for this coin, especially at such discount.

>>57504317
kek ,as if 4chans any better ,its just taking one foot from the mud puddle into another mud puddle

>>57504229
That 'puss is killer. I really wanted to buy this elephant coin but $2500 was out of my price range.

>>57504611
It is better tho, personality cult is impossible over here, so psychopathic grifters like Jimmy & consort can't emerge and vampirize good willed people.
The fact we are considered the garbage bin of internet unironically make it a much cleaner place than anywhere else.

>>57504224
Jews are genetically related to their near eastern neighbors and test similarly to the Lebanese. Khazar theory is cope. Just accept the bottleneck made Jews ten times more ugly and rotten then they historically were and move on.

>>57504620
I've seen big 'phants denarii selling for below 100 bux more than once. $2500 is krokodil-filled crackpipe smoking tier kek.
This one have great details it's true, but nowhere near 2500 bux worth of details.

>>57504660
thats true
also fuck jimmy, what a piece of shit

>>57500702
Who here has ever cast a mould of their penis?
What about a mould of a big shit you took to immortalize it?

>>57504714
I saw worse ones on feebay selling in that price range, but regardless if I'm gonna spend that much I'd rather get some roman gold

>>57501902
Do any anons have silver weapons?

And mintAnon should helps us mint our own designs

>>57504620
>>57504916
that's a really cool coin
the lettering looks almost modern
it's kinda freaking me out

>>57503398
I think I have enough Silver
im gonna fucking count it again I guess because I forget

>>57503416
which 4chanigger has the best Nazi collection?
Someone make a /pol/ thread
im banned right now for no reason

>>57504960
that don't look like 1000oz minimum

>>57504967
Its about 500oz

250$ face in quarters
200 Kangaroos
200 bullion
1oz Suisse Fortuna
and the other shit on the bottom>>57504960

>>57504946
Need silver bullets for werewolfs and wood stakes for vampires

>>57505030
I have horse piss balloons for the werewolves
and im not worried about jews at all

>>57504946
>And mintAnon should helps us mint our own designs
every coin is an organic design from the community

>>57505083
>orgoonic

Anyone here ever buy from mineralexchange.com auctions? They have auctions every week that end on sunday night and have some really cool items. I want this Coors bar, but I'm sure it will be bid up to a stupid price. I have won a few items for close to spot.

>>57505257
Forgot the link to view current listings.
https://mineralexchange.com/collections/all-auctions-quick-bid-page

I'm the current high bidder on picrel

>>57505083

Is there a reason why people store junk silver in cigar boxes in particular?

>>57505491
I had one lying around and I don't care about autistically protecting an almost flat merc and it looks nice. I will be making custom 3d printed tubes to organize but until then I'm dumping in da box.

>>57504529
>the lot of medieval papal coins i scored the other day for stupidly cheap is paying for it.

Based and flipperpilled, the Cistophorus is a classic coin and the side with dubsneks is always the most interesting, yours looks appealing so it will be an enjoyable fondler. For a coin type that you specifically wanted to add to your collection and which will make you happy 100 is just fine, you're certainly not overpaying. No purchases of any sort lately since my chonkyboi Papal copper 5 Baoicchi, been kinda busy working out of state helping an old friend with his business so I haven't been scrounging for slurps as much.

>>57504714
>I've seen big 'phants denarii selling for below 100 bux more than once.

Those are 100% certain to be fakes, the Caesar elephants are among the most popular and thus most commonly forged Denarii, there are many times more fakes than genuine examples of that issue out there.

>>57505286
Never heard of them.
Do the bids often skyrocket right at the end (like snipers do on ebay)? I guess it would matter who's watching and when.

>>57504317
>who also need to pay women for sex
incel detected
or resentful married cuck

>>57504481
>"I get the impression actually posting pics of PMs is important to you"
Yeah not all of us are entertained by the same old copper and sterling silver pieces you bought from Goodwill in '88.

>>57504960
at least you have something

>>57505751
Not at all. I think the site isn't "known" enough for that to happen. Doesn't help that it looks like a scam lol.

I am bidding on this bar too, love the toning

>>57506446
you should probably be going after that Type I Pedley-Ryan So Called Dollar

>>57499008
JMB is overpriced as fuck. Put Liberty Coin back in OP.

>>57504660
sure maybe its not some cultish figure persuading some anon to buy silver but maybe the "silver ends the feds" wasn't even organic from 4chan and could've originated on r/WallStreetsilver back in 2021 as a planned GameStop 2.0 and moonshot the silver price and everyone else who kick off the movement prior dumped they're bags onto the newbies who got in late, silver ends the feds doesn't sound genuine enough to come from pol and i couldn't see pol obsessing over silver all of a sudden the same way a bunch of redditiers are

>>57506534
silver ends the feds was and remains based

>>57506530
Seconding this, wtf OP? >>57499008

Current Gold Eagle price paid with check/wire:
Liberty Coin - $2,115
https://libertycoin.com/american-gold-eagle-1-oz-50-bu-random-date-x-age-50-bu/
JM Bullion - $2,140
https://www.jmbullion.com/1-oz-american-gold-eagle/

That is a $25 dollar difference. Put libertycoin.com back in the pasta. Also, why was the youtube video removed about mineral deficits? I just noticed that as well.

>>57506530
>>57506586
he probably just has some old pasta he used frens. it's ok

>>57505521
>Papal copper 5 Baoicchi, been kinda busy working out of state helping an old friend with his business so I haven't been scrounging for slurps as much.
Ah yes, the coat of arms side is always a sight to behold on papal coins. Wish your fren to succeed in his enterprise.

>Those are 100% certain to be fakes, the Caesar elephants are among the most popular and thus most commonly forged Denarii, there are many times more fakes than genuine examples of that issue out there.
Spoopy, i should have shut my mouth lol. I never paid close attention to the coin, it was simply from scrolling down on antique listings i remember seeing this coin pop up more than once for "normal" prices, like around 45-70 bux, but never clicked on the listing to look at it closely. Maybe it even was advertised as reproduction, there are few sellers who aggressively advertise their (huge) catalogue of handmade, old repro coins they sell for between 50-100 a pop, like Coinantix. Problem is they only mention it in the description, so there is no way to know until you click in and read the fine prints or remember their name..
Maybe it's those Julius i've seen.

Or even others denarii altogether, after all elephants also appear on Septimius Severus, Scipio, Metellus Pius or Titus denarii.
If anon have a soft spot for big 'phants i'm sure he'll find a cheaper alternative to the Julius one.

Silver is the trade of the decade and the investment of the century.

>>57506458
It's like $200 now is it worth that much?

What do you think of the recent Saudis + BRICS news? I'm still new to all this so I don't know if it's significant for 2024.

>>57504916
>if I'm gonna spend that much I'd rather get some roman gold
Make sense, unless i somehow magically turn into a millionaire, i'll never even consider spending so much on a silber coin either, missing on so many others oldies just for owning one would be way too sad.

Did you have the chance to slurp some antique gold already?

>>57506534
I've always found the SETF slogan pretty retarded, -only willing men can stop financial magick jewry-, but i don't think it was a psyops. I don't believe this slogan ever made it to plebbit to begin with, so they certainly aren't behind it.

Most likely the process was that any watch-worthy documentary on sound money have at some point to explain the central banksters' scam of fiat money, so it's only natural the connexion between sound money = starving the (((hydra))) and their ability to ever devalue our cash was being made in anons' mind.

>i couldn't see pol obsessing over silver all of a sudden the same way a bunch of redditiers are
Yet it's what happened. You are analizing it the wrong way : parasites start to vampirize successful movements once they are well in motion, never the other way around. Parasites don't create or initiate stuff, they simply suck blood from good willed people later on. But you can't call out an entire movement just because few bad (((apples))) decide to make it their grifting hunt zone.
Denouncing the FED will always be based and worth doing. Being a proponent of sound money to protect the commoners from fiat control shenanigans and allowing them to save money will always be based.
Gold and silver as a store of value will always be based and the basis of civilization.

You just simply can't start to whine about silver because a scamming kike decided to pocket some money by shilling juniors.
If pol started to actively get interested into silver it's because it was a logical outcome, and anons from /pmg/, me included, deciding to promote it on pol only set motion for something inevitable.

>>57506722
BRICS is a monster but it'll take some time to build up. probably not much happening this year

>>57506534
Plus, you can't take things out of context. /biz/ was interested in a silber moonshot, but pol not so much.
It grew up in their mind more as a way to protect themselves from cyberbullying by governments, at a time where we have witnessed governments all around the world freezing people's bank accounts for holding non-kosher opinions.

People here who were born in Russia have seen their cash and belongings illegally seized by the government to give it back to the Ukro/NAFO war effort. How disgusting is that?
People couldn't access their safes in their banks for MONTHS because they were denied access to the bank for being unvaxxed during the scamdemic.
People who donated to the truck convoy have been reported by their banks to the canadian government who then asked for a complete freezing of their accounts, unabling them to pay for fucking food for weeks in some cases, just for having given 20 bux to a cause they held dear to their heart : freedom from tyranny.

It was also back when (((talks))) about CBDCs started to be perniciously injected from every corner to normalize it in people's mind. CBDCs who were already clear about the goal : prevent people from ever be able to save money/generational wealth and make them into complete slaves a central authority can cast out from society by the anonymous click of a button thousands miles away.

This is why pol started to stack. Proof is there never have been discussions over le hecckin juniors moonshot or even a single ticker posted on silver related threads.
Wanna know the only inorganic thing i've found related to silver on 4chan? The incredibly excessive amount of shut-it-down spamming and the moderation zealousness at banning anons while leaving a free reign to anti-silver spammers with up to 150 posts per thread.

And since it's a contrarian board, of course such unusual attention from bad actors would give even more momentum and credibility to the nefarious effect of sound money over talmudic schemes

>>57506646

As a final word :
Silver may not end the fed, but it may save your life during the next NWO psyops if you post the wrong tweet, hold the wrong opinion at work, refuse an israel "experimental" treatment to run through your veins or decide to homeschool your children.

If you respect the right for men to self-determination and individual freedom, it's literally impossible to regroot ever buying PMs, simple as.
I came in for the moonshot, but i stayed because i refuse big gubment/the corpo synarchy to have absolute control over my life. I refuse to be in a mental state of servitude out of fear from getting financially shut down digitally.
I get back my destiny in my own hands if i stack, and that's the most important thing to me. Numbers on a screen are a simulacrum.

And as more people come to this realization the moonshot will become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
If you don't have goosebumps watching webm related, you will never understand how we feel about it.

>>57506967
>If you don't have goosebumps watching webm related
If it were 2016 right now then I would, but I'm too pessimistic nowadays to feel any sort of hope when I see right wing protests.

>>57506848
That's reassuring, thanks. Very good if that stays true.

>>57507006
>i'm too demoralized*
ftfy

>>57503625
Go back.

>>57506764
even if you or other Anons felt genuine emotions towards silver ,that's not to say it wasn't influenced by other people trying to moonshot silver by convincing normies it will go higher the more they buy, everything lines up to well for it to be a coincidence ,the same day that gme moonshots on January 29 ,2021 ,silver rises to 27 an oz on January 29 2021 ,meanwhile r/WallStreet silver was made the same month, you cant tell me that this wasn't a planned effort to try to artificially raise the silver price to cash out on gains ,even silver ends the feds seems to have began on 4chan in march 2021, the same month a silver ends the feds post was made on R/WallStreet bets ,we were fooled but fuckin redditers into buying silver

>>57507042
No, pessimistic. Demoralisation implies that some outside force has caused me to think this way, rather than viewing the situation as it is and realising that most right wing protests are just spectacles to make us think like we're achieving something.

>>57507086
>Demoralisation implies that some outside force has caused me to think this way
Yes, that's why i ftfy.
Calling the trucker convoy "right wing" itself already prove you are sensible to psyops.

>>57507099
I do not use the term pejoratively when I say "right wing". You'll get more people on your side if you don't automatically assume whoever you're talking to is brainwashed.

>>57507079
Maybe it was a psyops to P&D metal.
Or maybe you are an agent sent it to make us think it was a psyops to deligitimize people's interest for silver and ignite D&C within stacking communities.

See? With ifs we remake the world. All i know is i'm not a paid shill by foreign entities, but i do have personal interests in silver going up because i'm stacking. Will i shill for something who will eventually profit me? Of course.

See, it's much simpler than what you believe it is. There is no grand conspiracy, it's simply stackers shilling their bags because they genuinely believe in it, as would do hoomers with their home, hoorsers with their horse, pokemooners with their cards.. or anybody with a hobby.

About the timing with GME, it's totally normal, WSS literally rose up *because* of it. Back in context : GME continue to moon, hedgies start to freak out, (((clearing houses))) too, due to the lack of collateral, and they force Robinhood and few others brokers to freeze the buy button.
Only allowed to sell, unable to purchase, GME start to violently plunge into the abyss. Public outrage, and the (((white house))) of course decide to back up the financiers against the american citizens.
Wall street once again scamming commoners and not respecting their own rules while inventing new rules on the fly when it doesn't go their way.


But remember : it's not only GME, there was a frenzy about looking after the most naked short companies listed across the world. Another popular ticker being AMC back then, but a dozen others were targeted too.
Here come the collision between WSB and silver stackers.
1/2

>>57507079
>>57507328
2/2
WSB in their quest for short naked companies scrutinize Blackrocks' numbers on all their tickers. When looking at their ETFs, they figure out there are x130 more paper silver claims getting sold on the financial markets than collateral silver being mined.
Since the trust for brokers was at 0%, you now have a match made in heaven
>ultra shorted commodity with uncollateralized IOUs
>a physical medium who can't get frozen by wall street and on which you can claim full ownership over, unlike stocks

The strategy is talmudproof in theory : stack physical silver they can't steal from you, let the ETF implode when people ask after the real deal.
What you are getting wrong in your idea of how things evolved is that it's WSB who was behind WSS/silver squeeze, not some bad actor waiting in the shadows.

>>57506458
I tried brother, it went for $242

WAGMI?

>>57506967
Stopped reading at NWO. Christ you people are retarded.

>>57507122
>I do not use the term pejoratively when I say "right wing"
I didn't assume you were using it pejoratively. I'm simply saying it's not true. There were marxists backing the convoy too (as if should be). It was the talmudvision's lingo to call them RW, trying to tear apart the nation with fake politics, as always. And they were using it pejoratively.
Don't adopt their lingo if you want to avoid misunderstandings.

The truth is it was people for freedom VS brainwashed sacks of shit. No political colors here. The sacks of shit being sub-hylics siding with the worst government the NWO has to offer. But they are barely sentient after decades of talmudvision skullfucking their psyche, they aren't even worth my blaming.

>>57507409
It's OK, you are free of being a cretin, amigo.

>>57507410
I get your point about not accepting a particular label that someone else made up but it does not matter when "right wing" is a synonym for "people for freedom" and "left wing" is a synonym for "brainwashed sacks of shit".

>>57507347
no worries, $250 is about as high as that one is worth

>>57507410
I retract my previous post and agree that political spectrum does not matter at the end of the day. However, there has to be a more succinct way to describe people who either side with the establishment or are part of it themselves.

>>57507474
>However, there has to be a more succinct way to describe people who either side with the establishment or are part of it themselves.
I liked the idea of using the gnostic concept of hylics VS psychics & pneumatics, which is woke versus unwoke people.
Idk on which board it started, maybe /lit/, or /his/, or maybe even /x/, but it immediately resonated with me. Even though i'm not too comfortable with gnosticism as a whole, it's a very destructive heresy when you think about it. Still, it's a fitting way to describe people in our modern society i believe.

Just found out I have an ounce of silver that's worth more than its weight in gold

https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1995-w-1-silver-eagle-dcam/9887

>>57507605
that's cool. Is yours slabbed? What's the grade?
I remember in 2020 or so when /pmg/ was encouraging people to buy those.

>>57507676
Unslabbed, my grandfather bought the set with the gold coins when it came out. I don't think it would get a perfect grade because it has a blemish on the neck (it looks more prominent in the pic than IRL). It almost looks like a peice of dust, its probably post-mint damage but I wonder if there was a peice of dust on it when it was struck and if so if that would increase or decrease its value.

>>57507710
ah yeah, the mark of the riddler.
with MS-70 going for $15k I think I'd get it graded just in case. It probably wouldn't go that high, but who knows?

>>57507079
r/WallStreetsilver was either subverted or was controlled opposition from the start. The controlling members stole money that was supposed to be used for advertising on billboards and other campaigns to raise awareness. Then they shifted the board's narrative to mining and said it was never about stacking. Then came the censorship and bans. I'm talking about two guys specifically, Ivan Bayoukhi and Jim Lewis who were tasked with hijacking the silversqueeze. As for why, see picrel.

>>57507763
>Then they shifted the board's narrative to mining and said it was never about stacking.
that movement started here in /pmg/. WSS started off as the public side of /pmg/ if I understood what was going on correctly.

>>57507726
I'll probably grade it at some point but I'm in no rush to sell

Would have sold right away if I could sell it for its ATH price

>>57507605
This sound so incredibly retarded and inorganic to me. Fake collectibles designed to be collectibles and advertised as collectibles (even tho it's the same as the regular shit), kept in mint condition then slabbed to display the obvious mint condition everybody kept the coin in.
Who the fuck buy those? I bet it's mostly stores with allocations with the US mint (sitting on tons of them) + grading companies who sell this shit to each others.
Like, population of MS69 : 3674?
What the fuck, this isn't rare by any fucking metric. For comparison, all dates, all versions, there is a total of 9 fucking MS69 Morgan dollars.

If something like this happened to me, i'd sell it in a heartbeat, this is as close as a ponzi a coin can be.

>>57507781
that's amazing! Yeah I would've sold in a hearbeat at those prices! Great find.

>>57507781
>but I'm in no rush to sell
You should.

>>57507801
but silver hasn't mooned yet...

>>57507781
Is that value all just down to the low mintage?

>>57507789
it's the lowest minted ASE
>, there is a total of 9 fucking MS69 Morgan dollars
I bet those sell for a bit more than MS70 1995-W eagles
>>57507817
apparently

>>57507814
That's a good reason to sell and buy a bunch of kilo bars for cheap then. Or even put the money back in numismatic, but for something truly valuable, not just a stores' flipping scheme trying to hook greedy normies into buying worthless crap.

>>57507763
what ever the case may be ,how i see it is that the redditers created a movement ,maybe they started setf on pol or it was another small group but either way what they accomplished pushed silver to the wider masses while silver only went up to 27 an oz then dumped to 23 rn ,it feels like a pyramid scheme and we're the bag holders that fell for it, and now everyone on here encourages silver as if its a safe bet when it doesn't even achieve that as it should be 30 an oz rn to beat inflation, and like i said maybe everyone on here truly believe in what silvers could do but does hope equate to the sad reality of it that silvers too manipulated to make a difference
>inb4 D and C shill

>>57507847
I think the founder of WSS may be Silver Miner anon from /pmg/ that started the silver squeeze, took it to reddit, and also pumped Bayhorse here.
Silver Miner was never doxxed here, but he looked like Ivan, and claimed to be the founder of WSS.

>>57507846
Thanks for the advice, I actually probably would rather have a rare ancient than a rare modern. I'll look into it.

>>57507862
>bought gayhearse at 19 cents
feels bad man. I hope he gets prostate cancer

>>57507825
>it's the lowest minted ASE
So what? It's still an enormous population, and the most worrisome part is the majority of it probably is owned by few stores who got the original allocations, or shady guys working in the grading industry.
Exactly how they did with vintage vidya and pokemon cards. The day they decide to open the gate in full instead of slow dripping the high grade stuff, the price collapse and private owners are left holding the bags.

Nothing wrong with speccing on collectibles, but at least try to make sure the stuff you are invested in is genuinely in the hands of collectors rather than artificially pumped by giga-hoarders.

>>57507882
95 was before anyone collected them the way I remember it. Collecting ASE's has been building slowly for a while, but nobody I knew considered them collectibles back in the day, for the reasons you mentioned. Not organic supply and demand, not minted for circulation, basically made to be hoarded rather than used.

>>57507882
>pokemon cards
I do have a rare holo Charizard too...

>>57507870
You're welcome fren. Not advising you to especially target coins, there are many avenues, but i just want to make sure you know the grim reality behind modern graded stuff.
There was a very eye opening documentary delving into the matter concerning vintage vidya grading and how they operated.
It turned out vintage vidya games were purchased by the (((owners))) of grading companies, who bought it for 20 bux off ebay, then slapped a 20K pricetage on it, bought it to themselves to make numbers appear huge online, then paid youtube influencers like (((Logan Paul))) to create a frenzy about "infinite moon mission", "superduper rare vidya is the new retirement plan!"
Fun coincidence is everybody involved in the scheme was jewish. Literally everybody.

I don't 'member the name of the docu, but i bet you can find it pretty easily, or if a fren here remember it and read this post he'll tell you.

>>57507901
>I do have a rare holo Charizard too...
What set?
Graded?
Post pic

>>57507901
Me too i own high value cards (not pokemon, but MTG), but i specifically speak about retardedly high priced stuff. Idk what is a holo charizard or how much it is worth, but if it's below few Ks that's not what they are targeting.

A friend of mine was in this situation years ago. He found back a very high end card, but somehow was offered only a fraction of what the prices were showing on auctions. Just like with the diamond industry. The only people buying $20M diamonds are the ones selling $20M diamonds, and they only buy it from their best buddyberg. If you show up with your diamond they will propose you 500 bux.
The important part is for you to believe your diamond is worth $20M, even if the true market value is $500.

>>57507917
>Not advising you to especially target coins
don't worry I actually have an interest in them. Coins and books.

>>57507930
https://www.pricecharting.com/game/pokemon-base-set/charizard-4
ungraded and has been sitting in a non-archival pvc pokemon album for 20+ years, idk if off-gassing damages cards but it's not mint condition regardless

>>57507969
>idk if off-gassing damages cards
...nigga wtf are you even talking about?

>>57507847
I don't think it was pyramid scheme or short term play. If they really wanted to pump and dump why only exploit a 27-23 (your numbers) spread? Why not take it to significantly higher prices? Because they simply cant allow that to happen. They had to bat down the price to scare everyone away. Whatever the real price of silver is its a ridiculous bargain.

I take safe bet to mean it has limited downside and almost unlimited upside. Silver will never perform like a traditional investment. It will always be suppressed until one day they can't. It's a long play and it's not everyone.

>>57507987
PVC breaks down over time and chemicals in it turn into gas and the gas can stick to something else. It can ruin vinyl records, and can make coins look cloudy.

>>57507969
>album
I'd get him outta here, i learned the hard way as a kid how complete shit albums are to store cards, it does much more damage than even simply piling up your cards in penny sleeves who ends up in big cardboard towers.
Any high end stuff is best put into perfect fit + toploader and then kept stacked vertically in shoes boxes.

>>57508003
Jesus Christ I've been collecting Pokeman since 1999 and I've never heard of this schizo shit.

Get your Charizard graded and into a airtight slab if you're worried.

>>57507917
>>57507959
This stuff certainly goes on with old coins and rare coins as well. Dealers are usually in perfect position to prop up prices and hoard inventory if the census is small enough for a particular coin or type.

>>57508029
I'm not worried, I just know it's a thing for records and coins. My point was that I'm not getting 10k for it.

>>57507994
>Silver will never perform like a traditional investment. It will always be suppressed until one day they can't. It's a long play and it's not everyone.
/bread
And it's not like any grifter had the capacity to pump silver or gold by themselves anyway, the entire idea of PMs getting used as a Pet Rock frenzy by scammers to P&D is nonsensical. We are talking about trillions' deep market here, not some Star Wars figurines.
Can you imagine Jimmy calling JPM on monday morning and asking politely if the most powerful bank in the world could pump silver so he can make few Ks out of his tweeter account by shilling scammy juniors lol?
We need to get real for a minute.
The big bois only want one thing and it's to preserve the hegemony of their fiat currencies they can print or destroy at will. They will never take the risk to pump the only legitimate alternatives to their tool of enslavement just so they can make few bucks.
They fucking print the bucks ffs.

>>57507994
What is the silver Rule 7?
7 January 80 Comex enacts Silver Rule 7 which limits silver contracts delivery to 500 contracts per month.

>>57508033
It certainly does, but you wont be subjected to it as long as you avoid the high-end graded stuff.
It certainly is much easier for them to receive a large allocation from a mint and decide it's worth a lot, than to scour for oldies online and slowly build up a collection and then decide it's worth a lot.

Especially since with modern bullion they know the exact initial population. With an old coin they try to snipe and pump, a single discovery from a sunk boat and the population can triple overnight. Is this a risk they are willing to take? I don't know for sure, but if i were them i'd go for the risk-free option where i can be involved in the full process.

>>57508109
It's definitely a risk, but it's one I learned very early. I found a coin worth $400, population of 2. I went out and found a bunch more because I didn't understand the market. By the time I was done, the population was over 20 and the coin was selling for less than $100. Probably pissed a few people off. So I learned to hoard inventory. I don't do wash trading, but I probably could if I wanted to get the price back up where it started. I see that as unethical though.

But holding inventory off the market to keep prices from crashing? I totally do that. If I have the entire population of some coin in my collection, I'm not going to just dump it all on the market at once. It would crash the market temporarily, and I'd be the one eating the cost of the crash.

Hey guys, does it matter if I keep the little 5 or 10g bars in their assay or whatever? I get that some say it helps but hell, I want to hold it and walk around with my booty like a pirate and won't they just pop the plastic if I sell it anyways? Talk me out of it if it's a mistake

>>57508343
Sounds like bait, but...
Gold, I assume. Those are pretty small bars - easily lost, with edges sharp enough to wear a hole in the pocket and slip out too.

>>57508343
It's fine, it's like busting open a slab. No big deal if you want to touch your metal.

most dealers aren't going to break an assay card or a slab, but they also generally aren't going to pay you more for a card or slab. You're probably going to get spot whether it's in the plastic or not.

>>57508029
I'm not sure what-all nonsense or facts are being spewed here, ... y'know record albums - a medium for music - one colloquial term is "vinyl". It's called that because it's made of... you guessed it ... polyvinyl chloride. So when someone says PVC can ruin vinyl records, you know they're talking out their ass.
As for PVC breaking down, well... imagine all that PVC used to make pipes. Or house siding - because it holds up even when exposed to soils of various types, water, sewage (and who knows what chemicals in addition to sewage get dumped) sunlight, and the elements.
What can break it down is a type of fungus.
PVC is bad for coins mostly because of the chlorine in the PVC (the "C")
https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/pvc-damage-on-coins-768300

>>57508780
It's the softeners used to make the clear PVC flexible. Those softeners aren't used in records or pipes or house siding or modern archival grade plastic holders.

the chlorine is part of the problem, but the softeners are gummy and leak out of softened PVC over time. They can ruin pretty much anything. They even gum up empty coin holders. You get this semi-liquid green gunk built up in the pocket that softens plastics and destroys paper.

>>57508801
That means vinyl records are hard vinyl, and a soft vinyl sleeve (never heard of one) would basically leech into the album and soften it?
Yeah... plausible.

>>57508801
Will Anons who bury their PMs in sealed sewer pipe going to pull up green messes in a few decades?
Glad I use capsules.

>>57508817
That's my understanding. The only place I've come across flexible PVC is in coin flips and some types of vinyl packaging and pool toys. I'd guess vinyl upholstery or tarps use the same softeners.

>>57508829
afaik PVC pipe won't ruin coins, but I wouldn't personally risk it. As this anon points out
>>57508780
chlorine leaking from PVC could also destroy coins.

>the most pathetic slurp of my life

>>57504965
I don't have the best here but I'm happy with my NSDAP silber. Got 55 of the 5rm, ~250 of the 2rm, and enough lugers and p38s to protect them. I should take a family photo sometime. Love me nazi silber

>>57508109
Don't drink Koler or any HFCS Arpartame jewjuice fren.
Drink a glass of fresh water, may be with a hint of honey and lime if you really want to.
Processed sugar is poison.
Eat a fruit if you want a surge in glucose within your system.
You cannot be anti-kikes-pro-pmg while being pro-goywater at the same time.
Cheers.

Is 3000 oz of silver going to be enough?

>>57509342
Yes. How much gold do you have? For that amount of silver you should have 30oz minimum

>>57509342
Definitely.

Then he led me to the gate, the gate facing east. And behold, the glory of the God of Israel was coming from the east. And the sound of his coming was like the sound of many waters, and the earth shone with his glory. And the vision I saw was just like the vision that I had seen when he came to destroy the city, and like the vision that I had seen by the Chebar canal. And I fell on my face. As the glory of the LORD entered the temple by the gate facing east, the Spirit lifted me up and brought me into the inner court; and behold, the glory of the LORD filled the temple.
While the man was standing beside me, I heard one speaking to me out of the temple, and he said to me, “Son of man, this is the place of my throne and the place of the soles of my feet, where I dwell in the midst of the people of Israel forever. And the house of Israel shall no more defile my holy name, neither they, nor their kings, by their whoring and by the dead bodies of their kings at their high places, by setting their threshold by my threshold and their doorposts beside my doorposts, with only a wall between me and them. They have defiled my holy name by their abominations that they have committed, so I have consumed them in my anger. Now let them put away their whoring and the dead bodies of their kings far from me, and I will dwell in their midst forever.

"As for you, son of man, describe to the house of Israel the temple, that they may be ashamed of their iniquities; and they shall measure the plan. And if they are ashamed of all they have done, make known to them the design of the temple, its arrangement, its exits and entrances, that is, its whole design; and make known to them as well all its statutes and its whole design and its laws, and write it down in their sight, so that they may observe all its laws and statutes and carry them out. This is the law of the temple: the whole territory on the top of the mountain all around shall be most holy. Behold, this is the law of the temple.

I inherited 2 silver coins my grandfather bought for less than asking price 40 years ago, now they are worth 100 dollars each, you guys were right all along precious coins are literally free money if you are willing to wait for a couple of decades

Does any tin foilist have an update on a gold/silver backed currency or is still that brics are buying up a shitload still.

>>57510299
Yep. In about 2 weeks they'll unveil their new currency backed by gold and silver and they'll stop being 3rd world countries and they'll have this super open and transparent system to prove their reserves and they'll turn away from evil fiat currency for the first time ever, forcing their own governments to turn off their money printers, so that they'll have to work within the confines of sound money, just like (you), all because they just hate how bad the USD is (:

How often are generic rounds counterfeited compared to coins made by government mints?

https://www.atlantarifleworks.com/handguns/semi-automatic-handguns/ruger-lcp-380-acp-275-blue-6rd

no reason not to add a gun to your stacks

>>57510605
I'd assume coins are counterfeited more. It takes about the same amount of work to fake a round as it does a coin and the markup is greater on coins.
Some may say that there's laws about counterfeiting sovereign coins, but when has China ever taken other countries' laws seriously.

>>57510477
Jesus faggot it’s a Monday morning and you have the seethe and energy to write a blog like this?

i like silver

>>57511356
Can you point to the part of the BRICS+ prophecy that hurt you most?

I just sold some silver. Now I'm gonna slurp even more. Infinite silver.

>>57510166
I was reading the passage about the new figurative temple just this morning. You know, gold road and all that.

>>57511507
Can you remember to take your meds today edgelord?
I didn’t even read your smartass blog.

>>57500918
I'm not sure if that is more or less odd than this
I wonder how much silver is used in the JWT

>>57505521
the shield(?) and reed(?) is a cool look

>>57511664
Apparently you did beause you're very upset. Do you feel stupid?

>>57511838
Nope, didn't read. No matter how much you screech, change your ID and nitpick like a tranny here. Not reading your gay blogs.

>The last time BlackRock and JPMorgan were buying this many properties?
>2007.
>They then pulled floor out soon after.
>Goodnight.
Saw this just now, still inexperienced. Not sure if the person's actually talking about buildings or all the bitcoin buying. If anyone has the time, any insights on what you think is coming?

>>57511890
Wow, you sound really hurt. I'm sorry if I made you feel stupid. Some of us leave mom's basement over the course of a day and that has implications to our IP address. Not sure what gender identity has to do with any of that, but it seems like you're really going through some stuff now, so I won't press you to clarify your ideas. Hope you can feel better soon, anon.

>>57511989
>posts another blog
Kek, no, not reading that one either. Stop seething and pretending to be the king of /pmg/

>>57512007
Praying for you, anon!

>>57510605
Dunno for how often, but it certainly happens. One thing is, a genuine round/bar has to be produced for a long enough time and be popular enough to give time for a knockoff to get minted and join the market.

>>57511728
>I wonder how much silver is used in the JWT
Dunno for silver, but 48 ozt gold goes into the reflective surface.

>>57511728
>I wonder how much silver is used in the JWT
Dunno for silver, but 48 grams gold goes into the reflective surface.

>>57512199
Checked
Less than I would've guessed
Funny to read being on the verge of buying that much today

>>57510605
Anything with numismatic value above its bullion value is a prime target. The greater the numismatic premium, the more the incentive to fake one.

>>57512426
Are 2024 Maples(?) using a different radial/line pattern than previous years? Even slightly? You shot makes it seem similar to the "sunburst" on the RCM polar bear coins.

>>57512426

>>57512426
everyday we stray further from god

I can’t wait to take my DESIGNATED funds from my tax return and buy PMs
I’m fuckin slobberin

>>57512356
>The greater the numismatic premium, the more the incentive to fake one.
true, but just because there's more money to be made on numismatic items doesn't mean they're ignoring the lesser non-numismatic bullion. They still make money off faking straight bullion items, it's just slightly less. They fake anything that's popular, whether numismatic or not.

Is this a legitimate company/website?

https://www.luciteria.com/

>SGB making my package signature required
Fucking... come on its just a 10toz bar. It's not like it's worth >$1k, ugh...

>>57512642
>They fake anything that's popular, whether numismatic or not.
That would make it less likely for generic rounds to be faked since they're less popular than government minted coins, at least where I live.
>>57512426
I hate that glossy finish on Perth Mint coins. They make the portrait look like it's melted unless you view from a specific angle.

>>57512007
>Stop seething

Kek, your 15 posts worth of such undiluted irony would kill a more self-aware man

>>57512754
Yes, they are on ebay too

>>57512775
>That would make it less likely for generic rounds to be faked since they're less popular than government minted coins, at least where I live.
maybe
but they're measuring popularity in global sales, not local, and they're faking anything that sells enough units to make it worthwhile.

they definitely prefer government issue coins, but I wouldn't just assume rounds are real simply because they're less popular. They only need to sell a few hundred fakes worldwide to pay for production.

>>57512871
Don't interact with that anon. He will report you from multiple connections and get you banned for the crime of disagreeing with him.

>>57513003
I haven't reported anything recently.

>>57512762
Its called
>know WHAT your customer OWNS

"They" have to have a record that you took ownership of that soon to be very valuable bar as they plan to tax the shit out of it when you conduct a financial transaction with it.

>>57512535
This is the way.

>>57499782
Show us other side of this coin?

IT.
JUST.
CAN'T.
FUCKING.
STOP.
GOING.
DOWN.

>>57512949

Thanks.

Get those Chucky coins while you can, boys

>>57500176
>Captcha
>No incognito IMM
Combine that with
>Wait awhile before posting
Even though I haven't posted anything yet. Complete and utter bullshit.
Gold and silver are king. Fuck jannies.

>>57513512
Guess i’m buying some chucky maples tomorrow.
I was the anon who predicted the chucky coin meltdown. Some other anon posited this scenario.
Let’s see where this goes. Grabbing a couple tubes

>>57513512
Goddammit. I wanted a tube for each year he managed to stick around, but I didn't expect it to be this easy. Who's next in line?

>>57513512
Sounds like a false flag to move him out of the way for Baldy the 1st or preparation for him to disappear when their control system in britain collapses and these cultist faggots are getting hunted down by the pitchforks crowd.

>>57513512
No news on the type of cancer he has and not all cancers are fatal if removed in time.

>>57513647
W-whats the ch-chucky coin m-meltdown?? Im scared bros.

>>57513512
I didn't want to get any Chuck coins but if he's only going to be on them for a couple years they might be worth something down the line. The only thing I have with him on it is the St Helena bar because ships are based

>>57513314
cheapies for me but not for thee

>>57513910
At this point I buy Brits half for the numismatic potential and half for the security features. I just pretend there is no face.

so I'm thinking of wearing a bit of silver as a medallion pendant. would a Silver Eagle be too much to dangle off a chain? would, say, a Walking Liberty half dollar be more tasteful?

>>57514107
Sounds incredibly gay honestly

>>57514123
thank you for being honest. i keep my chain tucked so only i would see it anyway.

Well the king just died.
Looks like the chucks are selling ouy already across the dealers. fuck

>>57514416
the sign is a subtle joke, you know

>>57514431
The shop is called "Sneed's Feed & Seed", where "feed" and "seed" both end in the sound "-eed", thus rhyming with the name of the owner, Sneed. The sign says that the shop was "Formerly Chuck's", implying that the two words beginning with "F" and "S" would have ended with "-uck", rhyming with "Chuck". So, when Chuck owned the shop, it would have been called "Chuck's Feeduck and Seeduck".

1 Chuck = 1 fuck and suck

>>57514523
Mercs provide a much better value.

>>57514107
it's way too big
get a 1/4oz gold eagle that might look good

new bread (not made by me)
>>57514206
>>57514206
>>57514206

>>57514107
Where whatever you want bro.

helping kill this thread

>>57514107
could probably use that for a keychain too hey?