/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57861961
Jannies pruning the thread these days? Sad too see.

GM Frens......

Let's get rich together (I'm already rich) by not buying precious metals....it's really that shrimple!

Fuck this devil worship cultist pedo thread, we're over here

>>57861955
>>57861955
>>57861955

>>57862036
No shiny in OP pic. I'll stay here, thanks. At least there's gold in the pic. As is tradition.

>>57862010
>patriot stackers in control

>>57862036
>no shiny

>>57862063
These are so rad.

>>57862063
Chick in the back thinking about how to make it hers.

>>57862105
Wow, she's literally me :V

>>57862114
But, you're not a woman. You'll never be a woman.

>A gold funeral mask discovered at the ancient Greek site of Mycenae. It's dated back to 1550–1500 BC
gold artifacts r based
truly the boomerest of boomer rocks

Does anyone else find it curious that >>57861455 got nuked, then >>57861955 showed up with no metals in the OP, and not announced in the prior thread, >>57841136
? It really makes me go hmmmmm.

>>57862165
It's a damn fine funeral mask!

>>57862165
This was in one of my history textbooks when I was a kid.

>>57862223
Bronze-age gold is super interesting.

>>57861961

Honestly, I think the nuking and D&C thread splitting just means we're right over target. Gold price right now corroborates my hypothesis too.

>>57862360
kek

>>57862354
Very nice, anon. It would be so cool to uncover some ancient gold artifacts. I definitely wouldn't give them to a museum though, lol.

>>57862382
Yep, the gold ETF has hemmoraged over $10 billions which was smartly invested in real e_gold. Boomers being smart!

>>57862036
What? The first letter of the Hebrew alphabet (the original language the Bible was written in) is a bull.

>>57862449
based

Why was my photo and post deleted?

>>57862501
What did you say?

>>57862501
The whole thread got deleted, not sure why.

>>57862479
aleph-pilled

>>57862614
That's cool. I never knew that. Do you have a source like this for all the letters?

>>57862663
paleo-hebrew from egyptian hieroglyphs to english letters (through various other historic scripts)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paleo-Hebrew_alphabet
>https://bible.ca/manuscripts/Hebrew-worlds-oldest-alphabet-Douglas-Petrovich-original-first-Proto-Consonantal-Sinaitic-Canaanite-Pictograms-Photograms-Echograms-Avaris-Tel-el-Daba-1859-1842BC.htm

>>57862572
it wasn't anything bad about our best friend, the jews, i hope

>>57862711
Interesting. I'll check this out. Thanks.

>>57862830
Why would you have such a picture saved to your hard drive?

>>57862863
you don't like doritos fren?

>>57862863
Why do they constantly post pictures of silver garbage they lost 80% on? Mental illness

Gold hit it's all time high today and is poised to go higher. Why isn't this a bigger deal? Seems like nobody cares to even talk about it.

>>57862885
>bringing off topic culture war BS into a comfy thread
Please stop.

>>57862937
>Seems like nobody cares to even talk about it.
Because maybe if we don't talk about it, it will go away. I can buy more gold the cheaper it is.

>>57862937
>Why isn't this a bigger deal?
we've been expecting it since the great money printing of 2020

and it's not even that high yet. We racked up some serious inflation over the last few years, gold should go higher.

>>57862937
>get excited cuz cup and handle says tp = 2800

No one cares about 30%

>>57862915
Cringe and ironic how the bagel muncher troonjesse says nothing about pro crypto memes

>>57862975
Ah kk, I'll keep this to a whisper then.

>>57862978
But if we've been expecting it since 2020 and after 4 years, it's here, then wouldn't that make a bigger splash? Is it just getting overshadowed by bitcoins big movements?

>>57862863
i'd probably not engage with those posts if you don't want it posted then. you asked. i answered.

>>57863043
>wouldn't that make a bigger splash?
not if everyone is tired of waiting for it by the time it finally arrives.
>Is it just getting overshadowed by bitcoins big movements?
outside of 4chan and similar sites, bitcoin isn't a big deal
I would guess most investors don't care about crypto at all.

>>57863049
>>>/pol/

>>57863078
Really? With the recent ETFs I feel like crypto is more nornie and accessible than ever before.

>>57863097
>With the recent ETFs I feel like crypto is more nornie and accessible than ever before.
it is

that doesn't mean much though. Prior to the ETF's it was virtually inaccessible for the average investor, and now that it's available it may take years or decades before it's taken seriously. If it lasts that long.

>>57862937
Because you lost 10% to premiums and 40% to inflation....lmao

>>57863134
Really? That's the opposite of all the recent news I've been reading. If not the ETFs, then what's driving the recent price surge? Between bitcoin and gold both hitting their all time highs, it feels like there are big things happening in the markets, and I'm just not buying that "nobody cares it's nothing don't worry about".

https://www.reuters.com/technology/bitcoin-surges-past-68000-sight-record-high-2024-03-05/

>>57863192
both are true.

the recent price surge is because of the ETF's,
AND it will go MUCH higher if it proves itself to be safe and accessible.

It jumped because a few million investors dropped a few hundred or a few thousand they don't care about into it. Imagine if it was trusted and a significant fraction of every retirement account. It could very well moon in a way that makes the current gains look like nothing.

>>57863192
The difference is gold has been around forever. It's a known asset. We know pretty much what gold should do..

crypo is in its infancy still, and a fairly crude investment vehicle. It has much more room for growth. Gold is widely adopted and always has been. Crypto is still relatively untrusted and unknown.

>>57863255
Okay, but then how is the ETF driving the price up because everyone is buying it, but
>outside of 4chan and similar sites, bitcoin isn't a big deal
>I would guess most investors don't care about crypto at all.
They both can't be true, and everything I've been reading says that normies are buying bitcoin ETFs. Markets are moving and it seems like gold (and bitcoin) will see new ATHs this year. That is a big deal, and I'm not sure what you're trying to say by poo pooing these things.

>>57863356
a few million investors tossing pocket change into an ETF is not most investors.

right? The public in general hasn't bought into crypto. Even those that have are putting a tiny fraction of their money in.

and it's making huge gains off that tiny fraction of investors putting a tiny fraction of their money in.

imagine if most investors bought in. Or used more of their money to buy crypto.

>I'm not sure what you're trying to say by poo pooing these things.
I'm saying it has the potential to go thousands of times higher if investors actually trust it. Not a 2x or a 4x, but 1000's of times.

>>57863399
I see. And what do you predict of gold this year? Do you think it will see a significant surge? And if so, what driving forces? Central banks? Normies?

>>57863433
I think gold has some catching up to do still after inflation rates in 2020-23. I expect it to hit $2500 this year and perhaps end the year close to $2800. But I'm not a fortune teller, and what I expect might be dead wrong. I've been expecting gold to break $2k and stay up for 3 years now and I was wrong.

>>57863473
I think we could see $2,500 gold this year. I'd be surprised if it gets up to $2,800 this year though, simply because it seems to move so slowly. Plus, if normies begin flocking into crypto ETFs, that would surely have some negative pressure on the spot price, no? Or is the gold price overwhelmingly dictated by central banks?

>>57863541
gold price has huge support from banks, governments, industry, black markets, and billions of people around the world that don't have money or access to western investments.

>>57863541
Also as far as investors are concerned, gold is still the opposite of crypto.
Gold is an extremely low-risk hedge
Crypto is an extremely high risk bet

so more people going into crypto could in fact raise gold investments. As a hedge and counterbalance to crypto risk.

>>57863617
>people going into crypto could in fact raise gold investments. As a hedge and counterbalance to crypto risk
That would be interesting combo, but I could see it. I wonder if the sentiment of bitcoin being a bet will shift though now that it's been legitimized with ETFs. Even Larry Fink described bitcoin a "flight to quality", but maybe he was just trying to drum up hype for his new ETF offering.

>>57863662
>I wonder if the sentiment of bitcoin being a bet will shift though now that it's been legitimized with ETFs.
The biggest problems I hear from naive investors is that crypto can be easily hacked, lost, or the exchanges go down. Also it's highly volatile. If those problems don't arise in the next few years people are likely to put more money into crypto. So I think it comes down to how well the ETF's are managed. They do a good job with them and I could see a lot more investors buying in big.

some of those same risks apply to gold funds and warehouses as well. There is concern in holding paper gold simply because lots of people have gotten scammed over the years.

>>57863718
Interesting. So would you day you're pretty bullish on bitcoin too?

>>57863793
Yes. I don't own any because I'm way too old to be sticking money into high-risk stuff. But I expect both BTC and ETH could go a lot higher over the next decade if the ETF's catch on and interest continues to grow.

I'm bullish on metals too, but in that case it's not so much that I expect metals to rise in value, but that the dollar will continue to decline via inflation.

>>57863840
I appreciate your insight. Thank you!

I do not have any "digital illusions of wealth"

>>57863977
My pleasure.

>>57864190
Holly nuggers!!

>>57862937
Most stackers are not chart-watchers. I don't get excited when it goes down and I don't get excited when it goes up. One of the greatest benefits of stacking is peace of mind. No matter what happens tonight, gold and silver will still be valuable tomorrow. This is why the constant stream of stupid fud has no effect. Sweet dreams Frens.

>>57864391
Translation: I'm happy to lose 80% on silver and 38% on gold

>>57864364
I like nuggets

>>57864542
What would you do if you found a nugger this big?

>>57864542
I wish I'd invested in Moist Nuggets. Could've gotten so much silver...

Mac Nuggie

>>57861961
Kek... Came across this on /b/.
Seems like it belongs here.

This is my one and only nugget.
Bought it from Nuggets by Grant.

Even though /pmg/ threads last 3 days now we split threads?

>>57865203
Superstition drives the weak-minded to do unsettling things.

>>57865163
lmao

>>57865177
Very beautiful nugger.

>>57865203
It's really sus. A thread was made, it was deleted, and then that other thread popped up with metals in the OP and complaining about the nuked thread. Very strange. At any rate, this thread has discussion about PMs and the other is... a trainwreck. Best to just let it fall off the catalog.

>>57865274
>no* metals in the OP

>>57865281
Posting metal porn is low IQ and sign of a FED/JP Morgan silver Fluffer.

>>57865320
Waow, really??

>>57865396
c'mon. Don't fall for it. Just filter the ID and go on.

>>57865423
I was just pretending to fall for it. Sometimes it's fun (:

>>57861961

>>57865281
>>57865447
It's easier for me to make memes than pull out a bunch of coins, bars, take photos then put it all back in containers and storage

crypto fags will seethe
gold is gonna make us rich

I think I'm going to have to cut this out of its plastic. The image as is looks like crap.

>>57865619
Photo still came out really good.

>>57865826
Thanks, but ... I'll do better for /pmg/.

>>57865482
Are the one making these AI Pepes?

>>57865902
Some of them, switched IDs as I just got back home.

>>57864913
>What would you do if you found a nugger this big?
I would drop my pants and ejaculate all over it so my genetic material would be forever preserved in some museum or private collection somewhere. Then I'd take GPS coords so I can claim or buy the land I found it on. After that I'd show /pmg/ pics of the nugger and sell it because I'm not installing a fricken vault in my house for one rock.
>>57865177
I have admired your chonk a couple times now. It's extremely pretty material. Fluvial/alluvial, that's the sort of thing I'd go upstream and look for where it came from for sure.

I'd also be a bit interested in taking your pebble and chopping it in half to see what's in it.

>>57865972
pan man detected

>>57866052
I am PAN MAN's admirer and nemesis, Bob.

Me and him are very much alike, but I always played the heel to his hero because
1. he was here before me
2. he knows more about prospecting than me, though not a lot more
3. I admire the fuck out of that guy.

>>57866079

>>57865972
>I'd also be a bit interested in taking your pebble and chopping it in half to see what's in it.
Gah!!
I'll confess to some curiosity myself, but... NO. It's tiny enough as-is: 9.5 g, about the size of a navy bean.
I'm going to have to reshoot this too. That stuff that looks like hair at top left and top middle-right turns out it was some tape goo with dirt in it. Didn't see it until that picture, but now it's cleaned off.
Thanks for the interest!

>>57866099
I've got that graphic hanging on the wall of my office
>>57866109
Yeah my pictures are plagued by actual pet hair. That stuff gets EVERYWHERE!

I guess a nugger that size I wouldn't cut up. I do love smashing gold ore to see what I find though.

>>57866052
fuck off bob
god i hate bob

>>57865949
Bitcoin/gold ratio is up to 31, it was only 20 a month ago

>>57866417
Who's bob?
He sounds wealthy and attractive.

Have any of you guys ever thought about smuggling gold into a country with high gold premium? China has pretty premiums and lots of money to be made

>>57866673
I feel like you'd need to be born with 6 assholes just to pay for the plane ticket.

>>57866703
The premium is $44/oz so you only need to smuggle in 25 oz to break even

>>57861961
why are you worshipping a golden calf? you know this is wrong, right?

>>57866531
Very trustworthy extremely much iqdelet much so yes. Woops error 500 sorey!!
>>57866289
Can u post it i lost all of my memes in a real boat accident (phone fell into the depths of the pacific lost all my memes and have only gotten them back from reposts)

>>57866755
They will do anything to make a $, a guy was bragging yesterday he gave his friend poison and cheated him of silver. It's the devil's metal

>>57866673
>a country with high gold premium?
I wouldn't even know which those are.
Got a list available?

>>57866882
Iqdelet calls Marijuana poison yet he eats used condoms from the beach, he is jewish and is samuel bankmans and carol ellisons down syndrome lovechild. He unironically lives in a shipping container held afloat by a blimp and thats partially the reason why he cant stack. Aside from silver burning his skin, he cant afford anything aside from everincreasing in cost helium to keep his blimp afloat, lest vile shlomo, the owner of the narrow strip of land called the jidf parkway, will charge him 3 months rent (thats over 6 million shekels) he screws peruvian hookers and has a small dark colored weiner, resembling poop. He has also bought crypto at every high then cones here to brag about it because he doesnt realize that he is the comedic relief. Who knows maybe hes one of those retards that can meta and self reflect on the fact that he has down syndrome, but the fact that hes gone on 30 hour long posting benders proves otherwise. jesse is a prolific poster, a jew and a tr00n.
Ywnbaw you retarded iqdelet j3w

>>57866905
I just know that China has one of the highest premiums in the world due to their citizens not being able to invest in foreign investments.

>>57866941
Bitcoin literally fixes that, another reason e_gold is superior and worth 30 times more than fake physical gold

>>57867100
>pays credits to transfer wealth
>pays credits to pull it back out
>loses a large portion to taxes and fees
Stay poor iqdelet

>>57867198
One thing you never need to worry about is paying income tax on precious metal since you lose on every purchase...lmao you still owe sales tax and vat of course...pay up!

>>57867294

>can't criticize crypto in a precious metals thread
Really makes you think...

>not even allowed to have an opinion in our containment thread
What agenda is being pushed here? Seriously?! I post the same thing a different Anon posts and I get b& for a month...

Pick it up janny. I have 3 phones and I'll do this all day.

>>57866673
You can just wear gold into Vietnam and carry coins in your carry on. It's $3,269.90 per tael here but I have no idea if the gold stores would try to fuck your ass if you tried to sell them US or Mexican bullion.
>t. not used condom driftwood fud anon

>>57869181
If i was a native / spoke the language / had connections maybe. Feel like I'd get the run around / quickly targeted by organized crime already involved in the arbitrage before any sort of payoff.

>>57863097
kill yourself

Get rich by not buying silver...it's that shrimple

>>57864391
From an 80s movie I was watching last night.

>>57864391
>No matter what happens tonight, gold and silver will still be valuable tomorrow.
Based

>>57867229
There's "The Smuggler".

>>57869770
Kek! I'm trying to imagine who buys fucking investments that are haven't went up in 10 years? And they buy coins too and at a premium usually! You are like the girlfriend that never gets the ring. Might be fun to fuck but ZERO long term prospects. Gold and silver are worthless.

I think the fud frenzy has reached new levels. Very encouraging.

Picrel to go with the other artifact posts. Golden finger tips for the mummy of a Pharaoh.

Thank Ba'al that imposter D&C thread is finally nuked. And would you look at that? The bull god has blessed our precious ancient yellow metal yet again with a new all time high today. Bull market brothers and sisters, we just keep winning!

>>57870132
For real. Strong sign that we're right over target now.

>>57869970
>Gold and silver are worthless.
Yet someone is paying shills to fud PMs 24/7 in a Mongolian basket weaving forum.

>>57870417
Yep, it’s the worst it’s ever been here. Honestly the shills are trying too hard and making it too obvious that we’re in the right asset class.

>>57870487
>mfw the gold price just keeps going up and to the right

https://youtu.be/J16lInLZRms

>everything in the portfolio is up
>it's just the beginning barring freak incidents
I'd like to thank /pmg/ as well for not FUD-ing me on anything and giving me various scenarios to consider instead

Got myself a pretty sick silber deal today : 80 bux for the lot (x18 serbian dinars, 1879).

>>57870787
>it's just the beginning barring freak incidents
Enjoy, you are in the biggest one ever.

>>57870417
The banks are going to forcefully revalue PMs higher to make the current debts more sustainable just like they did in the 1930s. They were fighting deflation so hard during the great depression they literally just revalued gold and it pulled all asset prices higher. Much to the dismay of anyone holding cash. (This happened years after the debt/leverage crash of 1929).
So be ready for the long-haul. And that is also not to say that the derivatives bubble could crash this thing overnight and not be as long and drawn out.
Tangible wealth and REAL capital will save your ass. No one in the breadlines owned a backhoe or a factory. And not everyone was necessarily bad off as others during that period.
Stocks that own capital assets are also likely so overleveraged that they may still survive the deleveraged-event, but you sometimes buy literal pennies on the dollar worth of value because they are all overbought with borrowed money. People sitting on stacks of PMs will do handsomely.

>>57870847
Well, that is true from a certain perspective. That is true.

>>57870599
you will never again see $2000 gold in your lifetime

>>57870794
Nice grab.
Comfy times ahead. WAGMI.

>>57870871
But glad you are doing well in the meantime fren, any little bit will help going forward, just don't forget to cash in some of it every once in a while.

>>57870921
It sounds silly now but I wouldn't even have ended up here if people didn't encourage me to prepare for various scenarios. Becoming what some might consider rich is just a side-effect. And who knows how many essentials I personally need to stock up on. Definitely more than someone who lives in a snow-free country.

>>57870895
Based.

it's over for no metal fags

>>57870895
>the age of cheapies is over

When SHTF most people will panic, head to the stores, or sit tight and do nothing...

But someone who isn't me has an alternative plan for when the grid goes down and lawlessness begins to rule the land.

Vengeance. Every Synagogue and Freemason lodge in the country is (probably) going to be pumped full of lead and then burned to the ground.

Not a threat, just a rumor I've heard online.

>>57871162
>>57871173
Heh, nothing personal coinlets.

>>57871181
Nice try, glownigger. PMG is a board of peace.

>>57871259
Fucking newfag. I literally said it wasn't me and it wasn't a threat. Stop being such a little bitch bootlicker that you can't even discuss hypothetical scenarios.

>>57871181
Why are people assuming they won't have guns/protection?

having knowledge of the significance of historic symbolism isnt necessarily "baal worship"
fuckin tards

>>57871293
>evil greedy old people who have NEVER been threatened before are going to be prepared for a civil war
Lol no.

>>57870856
Well said. Those who hold PMs have a lot of bases covered. With the age of CBDCs approaching, we'll also be in a good position as far as the black market is concerned.

>>57871311
i forget exactly why but scorpio also represents the eagle

I'm still doing it boys. Even convinced the old lady that we should get some for her brother's birthday. Better believe I'm grabbing some oz for me too

>>57871173
>the age of cheapies is over
But I wasn't done yet...

>>57861961
>wanna start panning
>don't wanna be a complete dumbass
>wanna learn some simple geology to better identify precious metal-bearing stones/locations
Any advice on books to start learning?

>>57863078
crypto is thoroughly mainstreamed
lol @ acting like it's 4chans little secret

>>57871428
>Any advice on books to start learning?
...It's called the Internet. Go to YouTube.com and search for panning introduction videos.

>>57871398
>we should get some for her brother's birthday
The first rule of Stack Club, you don't talk about Stack Club.

Buy her brother a normie gift. No need to let everyone at a birthday party, or anyone for that matter, that you stack.

>>57862000
Jannies are fucking retarded now days, I watched a gold dealer AMA get sent to bants because it was on /pol/ but the amount of shit they allow on pol is off the charts, it's fucking retarded.

Stacklet here. Seeing as the gold price keeps rising. Should I buy some now?

>>57871549
No wait till prices 2x and buy high instead.

>>57871428
Check the OP.

>>57862095
this was just a normal goat until a muzzie fucked it.

>>57866673
You can turn it into a liquid and even paint it on something where the color isn't even gold it's like a black paste. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=turning+gold+into+liquid#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:9ea9c9b4,vid:VhulWR5lZpY,st:0

>>57871549
You can still find @spot deals on the secondary market that are similar to the premium prices we were paying a week ago. This is folks looking to clear out unwanted bits of their collection and just riding the high price to break even or turn small profit. If spot stays high or keeps climbing I feel this will dry up quickly. I would not be buying gold with high premiums until we see if this record high will maintain

>>57862180
What's the consensus on the 'beard'?
Is it supposed to be a actual beard?
I think not.
>otherwise very clean shaven/young
>sticks out awkwardly from the bottom of his chin
>doesn't even resemble a beard or braid

is it a handle like picrel?

>>57864913
literally coom.

>>57871428
Look up your regional geology, then look for areas with historic gold mining. You dont need to break the bank on kit, a simple plastic or steel gold pan with aggressive riffles will work. A good shovel and pick is all you need to dig, but if your in areas with exposed bedrock a sniping kit for getting down deep into cracks is a must as well. There are loads of tutorials out there for further info!

>>57871549
>Should I buy some now?
Wait till late March, early April. They'll tamp it back down. March is always weird for metals.

>>57865885
I slurped those Envela meme bars hard, good times

>>57872309
yeah i'm not gonna fomo either. waiting till at least mid march

>>57871696
>>57872309
>>57872626
Thanks frens

Buy BTC

I'm posting it again

>>57871428
You can find gold everywhere, but usually not in worthwhile quantities. Anywhere scoured by glaciers should have at least a little flour gold, I found this in a creek in central Illinois and know that occasional strikes of auriferous glacial black sands have been mined in Iowa and around the Great Lakes. There's a cool YT channel called Flour Gold Wizards showing a guy who has fun panning and sluicing/high banking around Lake Michigan IIRC.

Buy stocks

>>57872722
You posted it, again!!

What did he post

>>57872611
>those Envela meme bars
Congrats, and I'm jealous. I only saw the one when it came out.

>>57872722
Too soon!

redditor finds $1100 worth of silver for $33
the cheapies are out there, frens

>>57872722
I wish I had gotten into this shit a decade ago

>>57870895
Yeah you will lmao

Kill you tranny faggot

Is anyone else celebrating this golden occasion of our beloved asset hitting a new ATH? Might pick up a bottle of fine wine this evening to celebrate my good fortune in choosing this magical investment asset.

Test

Stab yourself in the neck with the broken bottle

>>57872959
This photo doesn't mean shit. That can easily be stainless or plated.
Gotta check for hallmarks.

>>57873019
Yeah you can tell when it wakes up. Multiple comments just deleted and anons banned without breaking any rules.
Then this faggotry appears, they're not even subtle about it anymore:
>"trans stacker in the vault.png"
>57873102

>thought about buying gold for the first time at 1800-2000
>never did
Damn.

>>57873260

>>57873442
Oh baby, that's a good find.

>>57873102
I bought a gold chain yesterday

>>57873442
Hey stop trying to prove me wrong, lm trying to make fun of redditors here!!!

>>57872959
>>57873260
>>57873442
>>57873508
Just did a quick search for Towle Silversmiths patterns, it turns out this is the "Craftsman" line.
You can see here, for instance, the butterknife has the same square pattern at the top of the handle. All the pieces have the widened base with square bottoms as well.

>>57873565
Kek that resembles iqdelet the crypto baggie

>>57872959
>the cheapies are out there, frens

I've been here almost 4 years preaching the gospel of cheapies, awesome deals aren't common but I've bought lots of stuff for less than $1/ozt asw. Not the cheapest but one of my favorites was this huge 954g sterling bowl for $4.24 with tax from a Goodwill. Got a 1,160g german .800 platter for $4.24 at the same location a year earlier and consistently get cheap silver and gold jewelry there too. My local Goodwill is way better than most so your best bet is estate sales, monitor www.estatesales.net and start slurping.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>57873722
yeah but not as much as your resident tranny janny

>>57873946
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d09lPIJUDAo

That should cheer him up

Kek I bet there's at least 1 boomer here who rushed out to sell his junk silver this week "while it's up", then came back here to post sterling from Goodwill.

>>57873679
people here just can't believe some dumb old boomers won't bother to examine their silvery items for the word "sterling" and then look up the price of sterling and price accordingly, but it happens

>>57872959
>the one profitable silver holder

>>57874083
How do you know it's boomers? Could be kids who inherited the stuff and they just want the fiat for a new phone or game console, or drugs. We've got three sets of the shit (inherited plus our own wedding set) and use none of it.

just bought a few 1/2 oz silver rounds
poor bros wagmi

>>57872961
Same. I got my first job then.

>>57873679
That looks great. To be melted or no?

>>57874226
I remember a time when I could've gotten 1/2 for the same total price as the same amount of 1 oz. Couldn't go for it in bulk but it was nice to know to keep an eye out for in the future.

>>57873527
Heck yeah. How heavy?

>>57874316
19.5 gram 22k rope chain. Lost an auction earlier this week by $25 for a nice 22k wheat chain so I made up for it.

>>57874360
Congrats!

>>57874186
Its the fault of boomers keeping things like that in a china cabinet and never using it. Their kids grew up seeing its as useless window dressing, and so wanted rid of it.
Had they grown up eating off of it, they might have been more connected to it.

>>57874371
Thank you! I’ve been wanting a thicker chain for while. Got a 10.5g 22k anchor chain that has one of those stupid baht claps that can slide off easily. No bueno

>>57872611
my envy, you have it.

>>57874874
You get some talentums for sharing the based memes that the jew fears (other anons only get the minecraft notes as a reward)

>>57874528
What's the deal with chains having bad clasps? I was tempted to get a chunkier platinum chain from Menē but decided not to, since thier clasp looked week. I have their smaller chains in gold and platinum though. Picrel in honor of the golden bull market!

>>57874874
This one here really pisses'm off for some reason

>>57875069
Idk if they’re making bad clasps in general, but those baht (s-curve) style open hook clasps are always shit imo, don’t know why I even bought it in the first place. Would be costly to get a lobster clasp installed on it instead

Here's another close up of the majestic gold bull.

>>57875208
I didn't know that was the name of them. How do those even work? Are you supposed to bend it to clasp it?

>>57875276
It just sits in there and the weight of the chain is supposed to hold it in place I guess. They’re a pain in the ass and I never wore my chain out because I feared it would fall off and I’d lose it.

>>57875325
Oh frig, yeah that sounds retarded. I'd be too afraid to wear it out too.

>>57861961
What do you local dealers and stackers say about platinum?

>>57871455
>crypto is thoroughly mainstreamed
>lol @ acting like it's 4chans little secret
Investing in anything isn't a normal behavior. Most people don't invest. Of those that do, stocks and maybe bonds in their retirement account is the usual.

crypto is no secret, just like PM's are no secret. But to imagine most people care about crypto or metals requires a wild stretch of the imagination that comes from hanging out on /biz/ all day every day. If you talk to actual humans in real life you'll find almost none of them have crypto or precious metals, and almost none of them want to own either asset class.

I love hunting for gold and silver, but it's a bit like playing D&D or something. Weird, and hard to find friends with similar interests. Crypto has an even smaller fan base in real life.

>>57875373
It's neat! I have a couple platinum coins and I especially like my platinum jewelry, but I don't think it's a great investment. It doesn't have a history of being a money metal, like gold does, and it'lllikely be less liquid. If I buy more platinum coins, it'll just be fun fun. I'll definitely buy more platinum jewelry though, as I view it as superior to silver.

>>57875208
Gold jewelry is terrible.....lmao just look at the name ......anyway even if it doesn't fall off you have to worry about it getting stolen by a nu- American. Or you get followed home and your entire stack gets stolen by diversity.

Cmon folks the future is crypto e-gold it's invisible and weighs nothing....with muh imaginary collapse and imaginary hyperflation upon us what's better than imaginary e_gold.....be smart (you cant) you need to be a rich fag (like me and Bob)(you cant) while looking like a poor fag (you can)

>>57875373
It's priced rather well right now.
Bad: it's used mostly in catalytic converters in internal, combustion engines, which are being manufactured less.
Good: I have hopes for hydrogen fuel cells, which may use it for a new catalytic purpose. It's also one of 50 "Critical Minerals" per the USGS.

>>57875510
>like me and Bob
Bob here

I've challenged you at least a hundred times to show some evidence you're rich. You've never offered a shred of evidence. Worse, the things you think are evidence (vietnam beach resort) are things I associate with very poor people.

I can show proof of what I own. I've showed you proof several times. You've shown nothing. You are poor. You give poor person advice.

Another day of living the stacker's dream.

>>57875373
Another stupid idea pushed on retards,,,,,,hurr durr I luv me premiums and giving all me $$$$ to the people I h8.....never change pmg just continue devoting ur life to being a broke loser by funding ur enemies .......

>>57875510
>wear gold jewelry
>subhuman mong follows me home
>castle doctrine allows for legal execution of home invader
>thin out the brown herd

>allowing yourself to be stolen from... ever
lol, lmao

>>57875208
yeah there's no substitute for lobster clasps.
if you love the chain i would go ahead and pay a jeweler to do it. it wouldn't be that expensive

>>57875069
>>57875208
>>57875625
lobster clasps cost a couple bucks and take less than a minute to install using a set of pliers and some paper towel padding to prevent scratches.

>>57875566
Bob Bob Bob bobbob Bob Bob. You haven't shown proof you showed an image of something purported to be a document. That's not proof. I certainly can't hold it in my hand so by pmg rules ("if it's not in ur hand the evidence won't stand")it's not real.

I provided evidence and you spent 14 hours doxxing me to a luxury beach resort. That's proof! You in fact proved I'm rich, not that I care, why would I I'm too busy getting richer with e_gold....I love me some e_gold airdrops. I'm rich and got rich by not buying silver. I told you how to make an easy 50% on bitcoin.....did you listen? No! So while you are rich you are not smart you forgo'd 15 ounce airdrops of free gold. Not good Bob not good

>>57875160
I only ever see you seething because someone called your memes ugly, and then they usually get deleted by the tranny janny lol

>>57875756
going to a vietnam beach resort costs less than US $75 per night. That's less than it costs to live in my house. It's actually cheaper for me to go to your vacation spot than it is to stay home.

not rich.

>>57875756
>I told you how to make an easy 50% on bitcoin.....did you listen? No!
I don't take financial advice from poor people.

primarily because a 50% gain isn't sufficient to pay my bills. Even if you do a 3x in a day, that's not enough to catch my interest. That's too small a gain to matter.

you think like a poor person. Your big wins are poor person wins.

>>57875756
>>57875816
>>57875877
what happened to your other imaginary friends, Jesse and Lassen, that you faggots use to D&C here?

I want to know the full backstory of all of these "people". Including IQDELET.

Do you even know?

>>57875816
Like I said Bob, conspicuous consumption is out, better to be a Grey man especially in that shithole country you live in.....sure you could smash a millenial methhead with your big and manly scrapper hands and throw him down your family mineshaftbut then you have to deal with a soros DA......not good Bob not good. Keep your gold on the down low...or better yet invisible.......e_gold.... it has that lack of shiny that criminals don't crave

>>57875694
i would spring for a nice sterling silver lobster clasp though

>>57875816
>It's actually cheaper for me to go to your vacation spot than it is to stay home.
kek. i forgot boomers go to poor asian countries to save money and bang chicks a third their age
based boomers desu

>>57875756
>a luxury beach resort.
lol. i dont think so dude

>>57876037
Most boomers are repulsive.

>>57875921
Lassen says he doesn't exist and I'm going to respect that. He's obviously NOT schizobro who keeps posting the schizo memes and getting banned 5 times per day.

He calls you Jesse.

IQDELET is the poor malaysian I am currently talking to.

>>57875950
I am middle class in my country. Just rich compared to you. I don't put my money into bitcoin because I know how to make millions of dollars and am not betting on some vaporware to do it for me. If bitcoin is the best idea you have then go for it.

you're in the wrong thread though.

>>57875921
There's only 3 people on this blog, me, Bob and everyone else. Me and Bob are rich because we don't pay huge premiums...it's like that midwit meme ...dumb Bob and I, super genius, ,,,,don't pay huge premiums for commodities....the other person.....just a generic midwit brags that they pay $45 for an ASE.

>>57876037
My wife would balk at going to Vietnam.

we do go on some cheap cruises sometimes though. Mexico or Florida are about the cheapest places we regularly go. Usually we prefer Hawaii or Roatan or Paradise Island.

If I wanted to bang hot young girls I can do that at home. Women aren't that hard to figure out.

>>57876059
ok. young brown women still take their cum and money?

>>57876128
>young brown women still take their cum and money?
they line up for it. If you can't get laid in Mexico you can't get laid anywhere.

>>57875786
>id feo
>ugly
Lmao
Pottery

>57876079
>57876080
This is what D&C shillery/raiding looks like. Fucking obnoxious. All they care about is derailing the thread and trying too hard to make /pmg/ look stupid, poor and schizo.

>>57876149
true. really a white guy doesnt even need much money, just be white

>>57876080
>getting bnned 5x a day
Get on my level lmao

>>57875816
>it's actually cheaper for me to go to your vacation spot than it is to stay home

He spoke the actual truth.........but did he draw the right conclusion? When you are as rich as Bob, you worked your life away pawing thru piles of base metals.....making pennies per pound but dealing in metric tonnes of iron and steel.....but you still live in a shithole country......while others luxuriate at tropical beach resorts.....are you really rich Bob, when you wipe off the tarnish off your life Bob, with a greasy shop rag? Is it gold or just a rusty hunk of iron

sink fu

>>57876188
>>57875921
>pretends to know nothing of iqdelet because he actually is the iqdelet troon naned jesse

i’m going to be homeless and need to sell the only thing of any value that i have.
How much could i realistically sell this for? It’s a 1899 AG series so the most common mint of these gold 10 ruble coins.
The gold weight price is like 495 bucks, do you think i could get like 800 bucks?

>>57876188
>asks about iqdelet
>omg youre derailing the thread by explaining iqdelet

>>57876214
getting banned from every board is the fun part

>>57876231
At my age I don't care what you think of my life. Only what I think of it. And even that isn't a big concern.
>>57876214
kek
>>57876251
where located?

in the US, foreign gold coins usually sell around scrap value. Depends on the coin store doing the buying though.

>>57876242
>because he actually is the iqdelet troon naned jesse
Christ, can anyone else translate this schizo babble?

>>57876338
He's saying you are the same person as
>>57876231

this is very likely true.

>>57876338
you (jesse) are the tr00n sneedleeting all my posts because youre a literal judenberg fag. You asked about iqdelet and then called the people explaining it derailers. You need to sleep more than 5 hours mr bankman

Ahem...

>>57876307
US. i’m hoping i can pawn it to someone and pay them back because it’s a family heirloom my my dad got from his father who hid it when the bolshevik kikes came and stole everything anyone had of value.
Horses, grain, gold, those kikes just came and took it all in the 30s

>>57876444

>>57876457
>i’m hoping i can pawn it to someone and pay them back because it’s a family heirloom
ah shit anon. Do you have literally anything else you can pawn or sell?

>>57876470

>>57876284
my fav coin for real
you can tell this indian babe is hot

>57876361
>57876373
>57876410
>57876488
Jannies, please. Clean this up.

>>57876457
I mean your grandpa risked his life to keep it and pass it down to you. 2 generations of adults managed to hold onto it despite probably being broke and desperate for cash several times.

Just pretend you don't own it. Don't think of it as a possible lifeline if you run out of money. Honestly it might be better to be homeless than to sell something like that.

>>57876489
a nice design for sure
a family member of mine has one set in a ring. always thought it was cool

>>57876457
You keep that coin and become homeless. Your homelessness is based on a systemic issue you have and not because you don't have 500$ this one time. If you do sell it you'll just run into the same problem again later except you won't have that family heirloom to save you.
Keep it, become homeless, and work on the issue that got you here in the first place.

>>57871714
Not an actual beard anymore than a British coif is supposed to be real hair. It was formal ceremonial regalia. There was even a female pharaoh, Hatshepsut, who wore one sometimes.

Tr00n offended that he was exposed yet again as the jesse b8r that hates silver

>>57876554
>attaching this much emotional baggage to a money metal
It's just a coin, anon. It's purpose is to hold value and be used as a medium of exchange. We all die and we can't take it with us. Getting emotionally wrapped up and attached to these objects isn't healthy. FFS, you're openly advocating that this poor guy become homeless, so long has he holds onto the object. Get a grip, dude.

>>57876674
It stopped being "just a coin" when his grandpa risked his life to keep it for him.

Being homeless is not the end of the world. It's just camping. It's likely his grandpa was homeless at some point and he managed to hang on to that coin.

>>57876674
You are a mentally handicapped kike tranny and have no idea what you're talking about. 500$ is not going to solve this guy's problem and advocating that he sell off something he clearly values over the monetary price is kike behavior.

>>57876732
>this quarter is from 1958 and took 20 years to get here...
>its your lucky coin, dont put it in your pocket where itll get mixed in with the others
>keep it separate from the rest or else it'll become just another coin, which it is.

>>57876732
Your consumerist obsession and emotional attachments to things is unhealthy and won't serve you well.
>being homeless
Another thing to add to the list of dumb stuff /pmg/ chuds advocate for.

>>57876674
i have heirlooms i would never willingly part with except to pass down in the family (guns, jewelry, coins)
but ive not been quite so close to the verge of homlessness so idk
kinda sucks to sell off something with family history

>>57876823
I'm just saying I've sold off family heirlooms to try to save my ass before.

not only did it not save me, but I really wish I hadn't sold the stuff.

if anon doesn't feel that same attachment that's fine. But as the other anon said, selling the coin won't fix the problem. So he might as well hang on to it. He's going to be homeless whether he sells it or not. Selling it just buys him maybe a month.

>57876652
>57876788
Admitting to ban evasion, nice.

>>57876750
based

>>57876823
>Another thing to add to the list of dumb stuff /pmg/ chuds advocate for.
in real life some people wind up homeless sometimes. Particularly if mommy and daddy aren't footing their bills.

I've been homeless on 3 occasions, 2 of them by choice. It's not the end of the world. You actually save a shitload of money when you're not paying rent. Also you learn how to take a bath in gas station bathrooms, and that's fun.

And once again /pmg/ devolves into talking about what poor people should be doing...

>>57876847
Of course it's better to be rich and have a big house filled will all kinds of neat and valuable things. That's not the position anon is in though. Guy says he is literally about to be homeless. If $500 makes the difference for him, then he's lucky he's got the coin to sell. That's why people pass down generational wealth. It's too provide financial security to their lineage. It's not about some materialistic obsession with owning things.

>>57876883
You don't know his situation and neither do I, but your knee-jerk reaction to consoom thing and never sell thing and become homeless so long as thing is still possessed is telling.

>>57876484
>>57876554
>>57876627
i sold everything i basically own i have 120 dollars left in my account and am doing ubereats as much as i can. i was given this house when my dad died and i can no longer afford it. i’ve been given everything in my life and straight up wasted it all. i had a dream today that i kms and i became a ghost and it actually felt really good. idk bros, i just wasn’t able to cut it in this lifetime. some of us have to be the losers

>>57876956
>your knee-jerk reaction
not my reaction

he says his grandpa was the one that felt that coin was worth risking his life for. And then keeping and giving to his kid and grandkid.

not my choice.
But once his grandpa made that choice, it's up to him to respect it or shit on it.

>>57876927
>Also you learn how to take a bath in gas station bathrooms, and that's fun.
You are webm's anon, aren't you kek?

>>57876973
I feel for you, anon. I hope you can overcome your hardships and find peace.

>>57876985
Get over yourself. Take time this week to reflect on the value of things versus people.

>>57876973
If you were my kid I'd suggest you immediately rent out your house, go rent a cheaper place for yourself, and try to get a better job if you have one.

or sell the house really fast and live off the money. You don't give up a house you own over a single loan payment, that's terrible. If you DO miss a loan payment it's going to be like a full year before they manage to kick you out.

Things like houses and heirlooms are stuff people will literally die before they give up. Killing yourself won't help anyone but maybe you. And your suffering is temporary anyways.

>>57877035
>the value of things versus people.
stop equating homelessness with death.

how fucking fragile are you?

>>57877073
Anon was the one who said he is think of an heroing, and your prior reply to him indicates you're aware of this too. Therefore, I must reiterate:
>get over yourself

>>57877073
Where do you hide your PMs when homeless? Rely on parents to keep them safe for you?

>>57877101
Depression is a hell of a thing, it can cripple a person.

you give no indication you're depressed though. You seem like a very delicate person for being such a confrontational asshole. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind confrontation.
I just find it a bit weird when the aggressive asshole is also completely scared of being broke.

>>57877101
>Therefore, I must reiterate:
>get over yourself
You're a self-admitted tranny, you can't say this to anyone. Your worldview is an entirely self-absorbed, narcissistic fantasy that you MUST shove down our throats.

YWNBARW

>>57877150
>Where do you hide your PMs when homeless?
kek
where do you think his grandpa hid it?

>>57877173
b-but i own 2koz of silber... it will never fit in. Some of it even have pointy corners...

>>57877158
That's elaborate strawman you've constructed to compensate for your hysterical obsession and materialism.

>>57877203
yeah, silber is not a homeless guy's game.

serious answer, you bury it. Somewhere you can find it later. Same with anything you don't want to lose if you're homeless.
>>57877209
I'm just going off what you give me.

You think I'm overly attached to heirlooms
I think you're overly scared of homelessness

neither opinion matters. Nothing you think is going to change my feelings and vice versa.

Lol they are trying so hard: jesse censors everyone then proceeds to shit up the thread with his other discord tranny friend. The weirdest part is their posts never get removed. Strange innit

>>57877203
gold chads stay winning ( i think?)

>>57877209
more importantly, did you miss the mention that the guy apparently OWNS A HOUSE?

people that own a house don't wind up homeless over one missed payment. In the US you have to miss a year or two before they can actually get you out of the house. And in some places you can't lose your house at all even if you stop paying completely and forever.

>>57877203
Anon, we can make ot fit (:

>>57877250
That's nice, sweetie.

>>57877353
i don’t “own” the house i live in it. it’s not under my name

>>57877409
sorry, when you said your dad gave you the house I assumed you meant your dad gave you the house.

in that case we're back where we were before. I wouldn't recommend selling an heirloom, but if you do it won't fix the underlying problem and you'll be homeless in a month anyways.

A bit weird someone that broke still has internet access and a machine to use it on.

have you considered getting rid of your phone and having a place to live instead? Also I suppose getting roommates is difficult for the type of person that uses 4chan, but you'd be far better off having 2 or 3 roommates you hate than being homeless.

>>57877409
If you want useful advices and not just some sympathy sobbing (you)s, you'll have to give us a list of your assets left (like the car you do your ubereats with) + your skills + current profession + list of monthly spendings (most important, as it's where you probably can cut some corners first).

>>57872973
Go ahead and short it then
I'll take your money

is it just me or is islver still really cheap

>>57877906
It's gone up in the past few days. I bought some at the end of February and it was around $22. Not rising like gold is but it seems to be hovering between $23 and $24

>>57877906
>>57877957
$25 Silver by Friday

>>57877906
It's cheap for a reason, the only reason it ever had value was its use as currency and now that's gone forever.....JPMorgan shills it here so they and the FED can sell off their mountain of worthless garbage to idiots like you

>>57877203
>>57877341
Coins and tubed rounds lads.

E_gold bitcoin is up 8% today
E_silver ethereum is up 13% today....yep 13% TODAY gold and silver airdrops


Kektop I told you all how easy it was to get rich from ethereum and double and quadruple your money in 2 months and here you are trying to make pennies on fake physical silver...oh well at least you get to pay a 40% premium

>>57875373
>>57875554

There is also use for platinum-based drugs cisplatin, carboplatin, and oxaliplatin which are widely used for chemotherapeutic eradication of various cancers and tumors.

>>57877906
you are beginning to understand...

>>57878204
Meaningless when you pay an 80% premium. Lmao learn to math bruv

>80% premium
but enough about ETH gas fees

>>57866531
can someone eli5 the image?

>>57878125
>E_gold bitcoin is up 8% today
ngl i pity you. I understand why you mad, IQ.. with such cringe worthy "gains".
See, i slurped 151gr of silber for 45 bux. Let say it's .800 purity in average (below LMU standard, just to be 100% safe), that's already $93 worth of pure silber.
So i already doubled my monies in just a click (+100% in a minute). Kektop!

(1/3)

>>57875554
The battery EV pundits are pretty shrill about how awful hydrogen is, but their complaints really just amount to "lack of infrastructure", which is not even a technical challenge. It's just the current stage of development. Meanwhile, battery EV sales are sagging while hydrogen makes inroads in aviation, trucking, and rail. As long as Toyota is bullish on hydrogen, it is still in the game. And unless somebody discovers a replacement, platinum is THE pinch point for hydrogen. Even hydrogen used in ICE requires platinum to catalyze the electrolysis that generates the hydrogen. I may not live to see it, but one day the world's energy will be mostly nuclear and hydrogen.

But platinum is a bet on more or less continuous global economic development. I would make sure to have enough silver and gold before I went with platinum.

>>57878504
Then once it arrive home, i'm disgusted by the filthy state the coins are in. Not very topkek! But i notice some oddities in the lot, even a coin or two i've never seen before.
So i get out few of them, then plunge them into my ultrasound machine from amazon to clean them (spoiler : it's complete shit, i returned it today).

>>57878504
Lmao you are spending hours trying to make pennies buying other people's garbage. Those coins have no value, you literally cannot sell them anywhere not even to a refiner that's why you think you got a deal

>>57878574
Where's the market for that mismatched stuff? At least with US junk silver there's been a market for 50 years with published pricing, bid and ask, for $1000 FV bags

>>57878574
>>57878661
Finally i give up and go for acetone + toothbrush, and even that isn't enough so i say fuck it and fetch the silver polish.
*Poof*
All kinds of valuable coins from the 1700/1800s appear on top of the regular junk : spanish provisional war government, Indochina french protectorate, Carlo IV reales, silver Kreuzers, danish crowns, Ethiopian gersh, Costa Rica silver centavos,..
Woops, i doubled my money AGAIN! Kektopissimal!

Is $255 for 10 oz of 90% coins a good deal?

>>57873679
I can also confirm that cheapies exist. I do gold but in the last few years some of my wins from ebay are:

1. 50g 14k ring that I stupidly sold for 80% of spot the day it came in. Paid $700 Canadian and that was less than a year ago

2. 26g 10k masonic badge that I paid $100 for on ebay from a guy that hangs out at a flea market. The same guy sold me a 14k NOS birks women's watch for 50 bucks. It was small but thick so I guessed that I could break even since it only needed to be a few grams to break even. Ended up being 10g.

3. 36g 10k bracelet that I paid 600 Canadian dollars for. This was in the last year

4. a bracelet and necklace set in 14k tri-color gold. Was 28g and had a picture of the scale but the guy misread it as 2.8g and sold it to me for around 100 bucks

5. Two tourneau 18k heavy watches from when Tourneau was experimenting with their own house brand. One fully iced with diamonds. Both have ETA movements for easy servicing. The biggest cash for gold company in Canada is headquartered in my city and all their purchases are funnelled to the head office so I go there on my days off. They stupidly got the two watches appraised and the appraiser said that they're only worth the gold weight so they listed them basically at spot -- but since they sat around for a few years before selling I was able to buy them at around 90% of spot after tax.

6. a 20 franc rooster pendant set in 18k gold. Came out to about 12.6g total if I remember correctly. Paid 500 Canadian dollars with tax and shipping. wore it for about a year and then scrapped it for 1000 bucks.

>be me
>wanted coin for past 2 years
>100 mintage
>harder and harder to find
>see one (1) listing on Picclick
>go to Fleabay and favorite it
>seller offers me 10% off
>still ridiculous premium
>mfw I boughted it
>mfw poorfag shills with seethe
>mfw poorfag shills are already filtered

>>57878617
>Those coins have no value, you literally cannot sell them anywhere not even to a refiner that's why you think you got a deal
How come i cleared already 3.5K€ on ebay since the beginning of the year selling these crappy coins nobody wants?
Toplmao!

>>57878712
life is short so buy what you want. if your country goes through serious inflation the premiums become irrelevant. I've been buying high premium items lately for personal enjoyment and don't believe its a waste of money.

>>57878712
post the coin alrdy you cunt

>>57878677
That's $28/oz. Not great considering 1oz rounds are going for $25.80

>>57876823
>Your consumerist obsession and emotional attachments to things is unhealthy and won't serve you well.

I'm with Bob on this one, I'd rather keep the precious heirlooms imbued with the emotional/energetic residues of my ancestors and live homeless until I figured out how to get my act together than sell items that can never be replaced to fund a few more months down a dead-end path which ends in homelessness anyway. You ignoring the intangible qualities of an heirloom and equating Bob's respect for those aspects with base consumerism would make Marx and his dialectical materialists proud.

>>57878504
>>57878675
Definitely a great deal yet again frogbro! I don't see the Ethiopian gersh, am I blind or is it still being cleaned? I've sold old Danish dolphin silbers for great money before, do any of yours carry a nice premium?

>>57878772
Have to admit, I do feel a bit guilty. I'm mostly into gold these days and have only bout 50oz of silver in the past six months or so.

>>57878793
It's not due to arrive from Estonia until later this month. I'll be sure to post pics the day it comes in.

if you would sell your stack to pay rent, you ain't a real stacker
you can make a little shelter out of your silver bars

>>57878853
the bad feeling of selling and regretting it lasts for years.

>>57878719
Good job......IF....... you made a profit

I say if because your fellow travelers>>57878772
are literally retarded


>premiums become irrelevant

>>57878881
post the coin, retard

>>57878910
I don't have it yet, fren. I'll post it when it arrives.

>>57878906
why am I retarded? I have a ton of gold.

>>57877906
I don't even think it is all that far fetched to see silver rise to $200 given how teeny tiny the market cap is. Even the notion that your "share" of silver spread amongst the entire population is a silver coin the size of a penny is simply jaw dropping. Silver is best in class on conductivity, thermo conductivity, hardest known alloy, reflective, best in class for conductivity, with medicinal uses. What doesn't this material do? Priced at 87 ounces per oz of gold meaning on its face it's undervalued 10x.
Let them try to tell me otherwise. This is the shit you should be storing your long term wealth while in the middle of a banking implosion all but admitting in early Jan2023 by a massive banking conference held by all of the regulators talking about "bail ins".

>>57878848
The guy told me it was $25.5 an oz

>>57879018
Not when you factor in that it's not 100% .999

>>57878853
>I don't see the Ethiopian gersh, am I blind or is it still being cleaned?
Still in the process of being cleaned, among others from this lot. The coins were covered in a kind of dried up goo/paint, idk what it is but this is the worst, never struggled this much to remove something, some of it i couldn't and just gave up.
Do you know of any solvent more powerful than acetone? I remember you once advised me to use some pipe cleaner, would it do it without damaging the coins too much?

>I've sold old Danish dolphin silbers for great money before, do any of yours carry a nice premium?
Nice fren, it's the first time i ended up with some in a junk lot (x3 2 kroners + x1 1 kroner, all 1876 iirc). But the big winner here probably is the 2 reales 1751 from the Mexico City mint. Condition could be better but the coin is really hard to find, so i'm hoping for 60 bux at least.

>>57878692
Gotta love cheapies, I remember the masonic badge that was a killer score. I wouldn't quit the day job but as a hobby it sure beats IQDELET's love of harvesting used condoms in 3rd world shitholes. One of my favorite gold slurps last year was this little antique 14k diamond ring at the front of the scale for $4.24 at Goodwill, I've found many heavier pieces but antique diamonds are cool, I can almost taste the suffering of the enslaved 'groids who mined it.

Fuck the shills, just ordered another 6toz.

>>57879070
that is true

>>57878970
The spam is tiresome to see even as someone who already had crypto by time PMs were acquired. It's just post after post fantasizing about how much people are losing rather than seeing them as staying squarely on-topic.

>>57879086
its just a hobby. I actually want to start a real business as a Costco supplier to make real money instead of being a wagie stacking up small pieces of gold. There's so much gold I find myself wanting now that I have the itch that it is impossible to satisfy my demand with my current income level.

>>57879114
Read that as "ton" at a glance and had to look again. Missed out on a juicy 344oz last year cause I didn't seize an opportunity.

>>57879082
You might want to look for Xylene or Toluene, or whatever paint/lacquer thinners are available in frogland. Acetone is great but only one of several solvents you should have on hand.

>>57879086
>One of my favorite gold slurps last year was this little antique 14k diamond ring at the front of the scale for $4.24 at Goodwill
Easily in the top 3 best deals ever posted. Never gets old to hear about it. That's literally how i imagine the american dream.

Here a coin from the lot, it's nothing special, just an 1 Franc 1919, but the patina made the volumes pop out and i fell in love with her. I own thousands of those, but for the first time i stopped and really appreciated the design, and she's beautiful. I'm like a fucking gollum fondling her all day long now.

I wish i got a phone taking decent pics, this one wont do the coin any justice.

>>57879208
>Xylene or Toluene
Thanks fren!

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>>57878051
It was way cheaper when it was used as currency.