/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58858527
1st for Swastiker Coin

Spot spiked back up today suggesting an Iranian attack response to israeli terrorism.

Live Cam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idI6CgUqaek

>>58858527

>>58858542
did you forget it?

Remember

Everyone here is rich, it's just not apparent yet

>>58858608
>uGodxAN6
>God

God has spoken

>have 2.5k euro to buy gold
Should I buy an ounce or a few historic coins?

>>58858527
>Swiss Francs Edition
I always enjoy seeing my pics in the OP. Thanks fren :)

>>58858804
Shit wrong image. The bar was a random one I ordered. Ironic, getting APMEX at a discount price lol.

>>58858572
Sweet Anon
Whats the one the left?
It looks gorgeous can i get it in full gold?

Here's my full Stack of About 1 year of collecting
I started last year with the 100g Gold bar and the 5500g in Silver and have worked myself up from there mostly focusing on gold now until i reach the 10 oz and then maybe i start to get more into silver
I have about 6.2 ounces of gold so it will still take some time
Because i spend so much money on it last year i didn't have much money to invest this year and wanted to save up until i get a full ounce to bypass the high premiums on fractionals which turned out to be a mistake since the gold price absolutely skyrocketed during march this year before i could by my ounce for under 2000
So my strategy going forward this year is to buy fractional coins more frequently every 2 or 3 months or so even though i will pay more in premiums this way its the most consistent way to get to gold

Dumped out my hoard the other day for a pic, this is 98% of my silver

>>58859053
I keep it all in this sac

>>58859056
same

>>58858968
That's this: https://germaniamint.com/allegories-polonia-germania-1-oz-silver-bu/

I thought they made gold versions of these, but apparently not. They do for the Germania line of medals though.

>>58858924
Good stack for only a year. Have you looked at any of the 1/8th oz gold euro coins? They don't seem to have that high of a premium here, I would assume they'd be pretty cheap by you?

>>58858608
>Everyone here is rich
Maybe the real wealth is the frens we made along the way

>>58859149
I'll allow it if two of the friends I make are a FWTDHWAHDOQA.

Are Roman Imperial Denari a good investment? I'm talkin fine-very fine grade?

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5y3848691go
any bluey stackers? think i'll pick up a tube or 2

What is the price/gram that would make you willing to buy sterling purely for scrap value? I’ve had some objective wins, but I’d like to know the collective thoughts on it.

>>58859488
1$ or less, preferably much less

>>58859488
>>58859531
the coins in the fourth row are silver 9999 and weigh 200 grams, I paid 200 dollars for them.
pros: 9999 silver, quite rare coins, excellent condition.
cons: they are quite rare so a potential buyer might want to test them with a touch stone and ruin them.

>>58858703
ounce
or a historic ounce
>>58858968
thats very good for a year, good job
i still believe in ounces even tho i have a bunch of fractional
>>58859053
looks oftly canadian

>>58858703
buy 4 Sovereigns. if hyperinflation comes you might want to have many small coins and not a big one. buy big coins once you are over 10 ounces or so. you might also want to buy some silver to diversify and have less valuable coins to buy bread and stuff like that.

>>58859488
>sterling purely for scrap value?
$0.65 tops, prefer lower

I shan't be purchasing any more UK or Commonwealth rocks until Chuck's face is replaced with William.

>>58859572
>a bar of the Jewish slave trade company that became the British Empire which still exists today.
How about you and the Royal family both go fuck yourselves.

>>58859642
Someone's salty about Britain. Are you from Gibraltar? Maybe India?

>>58858527
Bitcoin is the superior asset.

>>58859673
How much Bitcoin are you able to hold in your hands?

>>58859642

> Brown hands typed this

>>58859088
They look like a good choice if i only have a few hundred left at the end of the month so maybe ill add them to my portfolio
I want to mainly focus on getting the half ounces but id had to save up for about 2 months before getting one so maybe getting more 1/8oz isnt so bad for now even though premium is slightly higher than for an 1/2 oz
What sure is im not getting the 1/4oz they are way to overpriced
Im just a bit concerned that i will have trouble selling them in the future if they are not full ounces

>>58859298
>FWTDHWAHDOQA
too bad many people fuck this up and say "questionably underage" - anyways I'm going to buy more gold and silver ounces today. wish me luck.

>>58860117
you can prefer OQA, but the original was underage.

>>58859572
Chuck is fine

>>58859053
I fucking love 90% so much

>>58859803
>concerned
Don't be. The same reasons you would buy fractional will be the same reason others will be willing to buy them from you.

>>58858968
damn dude nice

In weimar Germany, exchange students were using their gold-backed money to buy up entire blocks of real estate because the owners could not afford the update/renovations. The crippling levels of inflation were a function of worthless currency hitting everyone from all sides. Precious metals as a physical store of value were not just a life-raft. It was a yacht. The masses needed a functioning money and that demand conferring unprecedented levels of purchasing power to the holders. America and the rest of this economy of "paper millionaires" will find out that this unprecedented levels of "prosperity" was nothing but an illusion. Without physical capital, a useful skill, or tradable goods/commodities you will be the hardest hit.
Not all areas of America were hit during the great depression. If you city is backed with infrastructure, strong solid manufacturing base then you will do well as opposed to a city built up on real estate speculation or tourism etc.

>>58858527
Palladium, yay or nay?

>>58860760
Might not hurt to have an ounce or two, Once I hit my goals with Silver and Gold I'd like to get an ounce or two of Plat and Palladium

>>58860760
What >>58860771 said. I already wish I'd gotten an ounce of plat back when it was like $700, but gold and silver feel more prudent. There's a decent chance I kick myself later, but getting the safe bets first seems prudent.

>>58860760
Absolutely not, unless you have a big stack already of gold and silver.

>>58860750
>If your city is backed with infrastructure, strong solid manufacturing base
yeah, what city in the US has that ? There's very little manufacturing going on anywhere.

>>58858608
Can't wait to buy my first Yacht from a broke former billionaire.

>>58859554
Do I start with silver then move to gold when I have like a set number of ounces?

>>58860760
Physical? No. Unless you have someone you know you can sell to at a reasonable price. Industrial metals in small quantities are very illiquid.

silver will never moon because its usage in many everyday products would mean those products' prices would become astronomical
silver will simply be artificially suppressed forever

>>58861109
But that's exactly why it did moon in 1980. Finished goods producers dgaf what silver costs. It's normally .1% of product price, now it's 1%. Oh well. If it gets up to 10% and stays there they might consider retooling.

>>58861109
>>58861138
Why are Silver and Gold Needed anyway?
I onow Silver is the best conductor but copper is just as good only slightly worse and Gold doesn't rust but what parts of electronics are youbworried of rusting off anyway?

>>58860760
It's a good time to buy it. It's nice having an elements collection.

>>58861138
It mooned because the cunt brothers were cornering the market in very poor fashion. It was an artificial squeeze and you should immediately discard anything some shyster writes about that being some historical norm.
>>58861214
Solar panels

you vs the guy she tells you not to worry about

>>58861109
what about when they can't suppress it any more?
a course of events (I know too little to tell if it's likely, but I consider it plausible):
>a small-time SLV futures trader goes bust, starts liquidating its fractional deposit to pay its creditors
>investors in its paper silver panic and demand the physical delivery promised
>the minute the deadline passes and no silver is delivered every other paper-holder starts a run on their contract's issuer
>issuers (or rather, their bots) start buying physical silver like nobody's business
>hardware tech companies' bots see silver skyrocketing in price and start buying too to secure production
>software tech company investor-bots go "wtf is this shit" and start selling because apparently Apple is now a jeweller
>FTSE hits the downward circuit breaker, LBMA hits the upward one, humans start sweating and wondering wtf is going on
>legacy media starts getting wind of this and women run to jewellers' shops to sell their silver jewellery for 10x what they bought it for
>trading opens the next day, nothing changed, circuit breaker is hit at 9:00:00:01 London time
>this is for real. there just isn't that much silver to pay off everyone who wants it
>governments sell their reserves. this is dwarfed by the paper:physical ratio still, but keeps the trading floors open
>mining companies start buying up landfills, recycling centres and the LBMA's carpet to soak in aqua regia and see what comes out
>prices eventually settle and we see post-Great-Depression laws (like the Onion Futures Act) banning "paper metals"
>in the meantime every anon is a millionaire

>>58861214
It's the historical norm for silver to have short, violent upward moves because there's a lot of inelastic demand.

>>58861360
>Solar panels
care to explain a bir further?
Why do you need Silver specifically and not another metal

>>58861460
For >>58861360

Thinking of streamlining my stacking to small, simple purchases for the rest of the year. Basically going to only be buying 1/10 ozt AGE's and US 90%/Canadian 80%, mostly dimes. Might grab a few 1ozt rounds or 10 ozt bars every now and again. Anyone do anything similar?

>>58861214
>what parts of electronics are youbworried of rusting off anyway
Contact surfaces. Corrosion changes capacitance, which makes designing high speed connections difficult. Also low voltage / low current contacts like keyboards and mice. Very sensitive to small disturbances. The switch either has to be sealed or plated.

There are lots of chemistry reasons in manufacture of board level component and semiconductor processes not available for spoonfeeding.

>>58861466
Because they need a microfine material with maximum conductivity for efficiency. Copper oxide is much worse than sulfated / oxidized silver, which is a durability problem.
>just make them less efficient
Ok, but how does that change the 3 year payoff? Who's going to buy this stuff?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvTYcHAgXJc

>>58860875
Plenty of cities have manufacturing bases and export all kinds of machinery and tools etc. These are not always companies you will have heard about, but being able to produce and ship out products and bring that income to your home city will help keep people and businesses etc afloat.
There is no point to go in to specifics as the point still stands that economic crashes are not uniform across the whole country.

>>58858572
FED!!!

>>58862126
contractor, but like i said, it isn't to watch anyone here (mintanon ad holo have one of my addresses...). i regret even playing around in the pmg threads with it.

i am a software developer

>>58862128
hmmm

>>58862145
if you remember the person that worked for invesco. that was me. i saw the job cuts in tech coming and an overpaid, easy contracting position seemed like a good idea to wait this period out. plus, you niggers never thought of getting jobs at places you may not actually love?

Poorfags can't defrost they uncrustables, with haste

>>58862149
I too am a government subcontractor. Systems Engineer. Keeping the world a safer place and stacking all at once.

>>58862260
Dude this is an awesome post

>>58861963
true

>he doesn't have fairy silver

>>58861681
it's cute he thinks rust isn't a big deal. he must be very young

>>58862149
cant say i have

>>58858527
silber

Welp my order finally arrived
2 rolls of these new pamp buffalos and a 99 gold eagle and a tube of silver eagles
I'd like to get 2 tubes of the other new pamp rounds to add to the collection

>>58862895
I didn't even know Pamp made 1oz rounds. What site did you order from?

>>58862904
Monument

Good place to buy gold and silver for great prices? I have been off and on buying silver and a bit of gold randomly throughout the last 2 years but is there a good place you guys recommend?

>>58862928
Internet. Mainly Bold, Hero and eBay

>>58862928
>I have been off and on buying silver and a bit of gold randomly throughout the last 2 years.
>Good place to buy gold and silver for great prices?
>in /pmg/ general
here in my area of narnia theirs plenty of local dealers like hyuong chang who will gladly offer you very gurd discount.

How do you guys store silver ounce coins?

>>58863151
In my gun safe. There I keep them in flips or tubes, the loose ones I put in bags or plastic kitchen containers.

>>58862260
Gave me a chuckle.

Picrel is my latest aquisition. Regular old German Marks and commemorative coins with a lower silver content.
Until that I got a few pounds of Britannias and a couple of French Indochinese Piastres de Commerce (not sure if fake, though).

Another 3,3 grams of gold added to the stack by metal detecting on the beach (the top one; it's 4,4 grams .750). Feels good!

>>58862260
Kilo?

New metals arrived today.

>>58863151
A big pile

did they make gold last year?

did they make gold last year?

>>58862904
yeah pamp 1 oz rounds are neat, they have a security feature and that nice radial line pattern on the back

>/biz/ tranny jannies try to hunt down certain stacker anons IRL with email verification
>fail miserably while cutting themselves
>"come back to /biz/, please!"
>fail miserably while cutting themselves
>forces a new, fake thread "prediction markets general" /pmg/
Right over the target. Trannies and Feds get the rope. All day every day.

>>58863605
Some Freemason shit
https://youtube.com/watch?v=O80Kwt4zcxs

>>58859488
>What is the price/gram that would make you willing to buy sterling purely for scrap value?

As far below 50% of melt ($0.41/g) as you can manage. This gives you room to invest in higher quality "scrap" sterling objects which may cost more than 50% but also carry easily realized extra premium value as antiques or jewelry.

>Bought a vintage 10.2 ozt silver bar last night at one of my LCS's

Yeah Im thinking based

>>58863617
Plus they're pamp, a superior brand
The new rounds might be a USA thing only, I'm not sure. They have a new mint in Florida? Somewhere in the states anyway
Can't wait to get 2 tubes of the new ones

>>58863561
Nice order, dropping some coin. I like big orders, go big or go home

>>58863516
Nice.
How long have you been doing it?
What's your equipment? / How much was it?
How much did you find so far?

>>58862639
how do you think we got here? we need to do what they did. and if you find yourself not being able to push for changes for the better, you can always turn into a stick that's prone to getting stuck in the gears.

Bullion exchange has oz krugs at spot today

>>58863794
First time was a full night with a friend in 2020, were we found 30 euros and a gold earring with a cheap Garret Ace 250.

So for the next summer I got a better, waterproof machine, the Equinox 600, and we were collectively able to find 3 gold rings, two silver Pandora with charms and a few other silver jewelry, along with at least a couple hundred euros. But I/we never had much time to hunt due to work and general tiredness, especially for the last two years, so it was about 5 to 10 hunts per year.

We sold the first earring but we are keeping the newer gold stuff cause we are smart we both eventually got into stacking PM.

I've spent 700 euro for the Equinox and then 100 for a pinpointer (the Nokta PulseDive). Frankly it's a nice hobby to have, I just wish I had more time to go hunt.

>>58864360
Thank you, much appreciated!
I guess, beaches are a good place to go. I don't have those, though. Mostly forest and trails for recreational hiking.

>>58863151
some of us even manufacture them.
why is silver below 900 a kilo?
>at this rate 25 an toz will be the new normal.

Picked up 14ozt more yesterday.

>>58864511
Did I miss these?

>>58864644
i didn't

>>58864644
it looks like you did. both listed coins are sold out on todd's pmg. i think he might be doing another round though.

>>58863151
under my bed in a dirty sock in an old shoe, but i'm a new stacker
i'm gonna need another shoe by friday when my 2 SMP 100gs come

when silver is 999 fine is the 0.0001% anything in particular or is it just them covering their asses like how sanitiser only ever kills 99% of bacteria

>>58863516
>>58864360

Very nice finds! I've eyeballed and screened plenty of gold jewelry but have only ever metal detected 1 gold ring (5.04g of modern 14k). Can I ask what general country or region you were hunting? Have you considered looking for really old medieval or ancient artifacts and coins or battlefield relics or are you mostly just interested in modern jewelry?

>>58864859
It takes into account that it is probably impossible to refine something down to 100% purity without it being prohibitively expensive.

>>58858608
That's what metal is all about. It goes all the way to monetization or it busts.

I inherited 49lbs of silver from a crazy prepper cousin of mine. What do I do with it

>>58864859
>when silver is 999 fine is the 0.0001% anything in particular or is it just them covering their asses like how sanitiser only ever kills 99% of bacteria

The remainder is mostly copper, and generally the purity of .999 bullion is measurably higher, often closer to .9999, but as long as it conforms to or exceeds the .9990 industry standard purity no one really cares about the actual batch-specific fineness. When high purity silver is needed in industry/tech for various applications I'm pretty sure it's standard practice to refine it all again in-house even if the fine silver they sourced assayed higher than their requirements specify.

>>58864941
>I inherited 49lbs of silver from a crazy prepper cousin of mine. What do I do with it

How long has he been stacking silver? Post pics of any interesting older bullion ingots or numismatics, some vintage silver bullion as recent as the 1980s is worth multiples over the spot value of the silver alone to people who collect rare old bars versus just stacking weight. We all probably agree that you should keep the PMs hidden away for a rainy day but if you have stuff worth 2x melt or more i think it would be sensible to list and sell it on eBay.

>>58864995
>vintage silver bullion as recent as the 1980s
it is mostly this, a bunch of bars with historical figure's faces on it. They came in a cases so I can tell they are completed sets, paperwork in there too.

>>58864511
Hey ASL Anon... If you wouldn't mind, I'd like to fill in the table with your info. Care to share?

>>58865289
>a bunch of bars with historical figure's faces on it. They came in a cases so I can tell they are completed sets, paperwork in there too.

Hmm, unfortunately that kinda sounds like .925 sterling silver "Franklin Mint" stuff, they made countless gimmicky "Limited edition Collector" sets back in the late 1960s-1970 and most aren't really worth more than scrap price. A few are desirable now for some reason and can be flipped profitably for more than their base silver value but you'd need to look them up. What I meant by old bars/ingots was .999 bullion made by various refineries like Engelhard or Johnson Matthew or ingots straight from the assay offices of gold/silver mines like Homestake

>>58864941
Hodl.

>>58864859
yes inevitably some dust particles will get into the vat or whatever

I want more gold
I need it

>>58864941
Wait for the GSR to break below 60 and trade 30 pounds for gold.

>>58865626
dont get all gold crazy. silver is the honest working man's metal

>>58865626
Nice stack
It does seem a little silver heavy

>>58865684
>>58865695
It’s about 410 oz silver, 2 oz gold and 1 oz platinum*
(Not including the bar of silver of the gold coin left to be by family)

>>58861092
buy 50 grams of silver for each gram of gold you buy. you can do this from the begining.

>>58865921
Lmao
I just buy a quantity of silver coin per each gold piece
Could be a roll, could be a kilo just whatever. So for me it's 1:1 but not really.
21/550 here

>>58865684
by that we mean it's only money in mexico and india

is this a mistake? they're out already? aren't they usually a lot higher than this?

>>58864941
>49lbs of silver
based prepper cousin

>>58864941
Hang on to it, if silver doesn’t hit $50 in the next 5 years I’m going to snap

just a few silver coins

>>58864426
>>58864916
Found another one lmao, must be my lucky week. It's a smaller 8 kt ring, while my other gold finds were 18 kt which is much more common here. Overall 0.91 grams of gold content, plus 3 small "0.045 w.si" diamonds too.

I live not too far from some nice italian beaches. I enjoy finding jewelry and modern cash, and it's so much easier to dig on sand. Don't have many forests nearby, it's mostly fields and private properties. But laws about natural areas and archeological sites are very strict, and people can be very hot-headed, so I prefer to just go the beach. I occasionally tried hunting on fields but never found anything particularly interesting, and they are very trashy. But yeah I'd love to take hunt on forests and trails, sooner or later I will. I know people that found roman coins or silver thalers by just planting stuff...

Picrelated is the new ring I found with some 500 lire. They are the most common junk silver you can stack here, and despite finding many lire on the beach (and a couple on dirt) I yet have to find a silver one.

>>58866488
I never did get the 1 year special 80% Aussie half for my collection

>>58861626
I'm limiting to just 5 oz bars at a time. As far as rounds go I already have a shit load of them and a wide variety of maples, buffalos, ASE, Asahi, you name it. So as far as I'm concerned it's just for weight at this point. I still don't own any gold though and really don't want to pay 2600 right now, but I don't see any kind of meaningful correction for it. Just sticking to gold miners for my exposure there

APMEX gold kilos are on a "slight delay".
Oh, you know. $85,000 items are just casually flying off the shelves. It's probably nothing.

>>58867542
>a few days delay
...it's always like that. There are plenty of other brands in stock.

ngc pictures pls

>That's correct, I just need a small loan of $1.5 trillion to corner the silver market.
>Yes, I'll hold.

Does smart money buy the palladium dip until the gold & silver retraction?

>>58863561
>African Wildlife
Is this one of the big five?
Whats the premium on that one?

>>58867717
No, that's the Somalia coins minted by the Bavarian Mint. They're nice.

>>58867710
sir this is the coin collecting thread

>>58866699
>500 lire
nice anon
I dont know much about foreign coins is the lire a silver coin or copper nickel alloy?

>>58867710
It could be a good price to snatch up some Pd. I think once the credit collapse happen it would matter too much as all of these valuable materials will move higher. And even in a deep depression where prices decline the actual supply won't be available to buy $600 Pd if it were to move lower.
Pd and Pt are good investments and I do own a tiny bit. But the rock-solid foundation of the GSR and its importance linking the banks to real-world supply/demand is where I would prefer to put $1000. I think it is silver acting as that very lever against gold which has its price suppressed. So I think that makes it the better purchase whereas Pd already broke free of manipulation and made a major move. Silver's is yet to come and owning a kilo of silver vs 1ounce of Pd will look almost comical in hindsight when its all said and done.

>>58867737
my bad ;)
>>58867756
I don't own Pd or Pt, but have a reasonable amount of Au & Ag.
>... rock-solid foundation of the GSR ...
Agreed, however I am a very cynical and skeptical person to the point that when I see a common theme, I reject it.
Gold and silver have been up remarkably since March and I suspect a pull back is immanent.
You can see a radical pullback / bubble in Pd. Pd peaked at $3,000 - it's down to $1,000!
Everyone and their mom seems to be suddenly into silver or gold. They're selling it at Costco.
All the doom and gloom peddlers have a PM affiliate.
Alex Jones is routinely having a sponsor on that will buy and hold your silver for the low, low price of 8%!
Recent CPI analysts peg inflation at 3%.
I can't help but see we're in an election year (the most important ever in our life!! :eye roll emoji:) and the US political tactics of fear and doom and gloom manifest in higher PM prices because the talking heads have a fiscal reward (one could even argue a fiscal responsibility) to dramatize the news and push their audience to use the affiliates.
Meanwhile, Pt & Pd aren't getting the same attention and the prices aren't affected, so my hypothesis is that come 2025 we'll see Au & Ag pullback and complete a bubble similar to Pd above.

>>58867821
My thesis is that they can only kick the can with the help of global cooperation. World trade agreements could be in place that span 3-10+ years. We really do have no clue what will happen or when.
I expect crippling deflation caused by banks to squeeze out every last drop from the tax-cattle before they let it rip. Similar to the Depression in 2029 and not revaluing gold until 1933. That will be a long, arduous desert to cross for most people ESPECIALLY if you lose your job.

>>58867821
Silver has done shit in the last few years
Bounced around and is the same price as the whole reddit squeeze era
Gold however is up. It's being supported not by retail as much as central bank buying. Retail is a marginal driver.
Palladium is being dropped in industry in favor of platinum because of the price, things like catalytic converters. These changes take years to rotate, and undo. Supply shocks factor into the price of p&p and have contributed greatly to the historical price. You would buy on that, and maybe platinum being more widely used like in hydrogen stuff. Ultimately, they're not monetary metals.

>>58867900
I agree times are scary and we're overdue for something, felt that way since 2018 and with covid it's just too transparent. The covid money printers and wild increases of cars, houses, and goods have me hoping for a depression (deflation) that reduces the cost of living.
Speculating on the 'what' to me is pointless. The media and economists will pick any boogie man. The lying media and economists are the distraction.
Remember the stock market selloff 2 weeks ago? Prices retreated 3% for one day and Yellen and Powell were screaming about how 'emergency measures' needed to be enacted.
What happened? Nothing. Stocks have recovered.
Remember the Silicon Valley collapse and how it was going to take with it all of the banks and our financial system was ruined and there were bank runs across the world?
That was a year ago.
Remember in the early parts of 2020 when there was a deadly virus that sent people in China into seizures and we needed to start war time production efforts on ventilators?
Goat herders from halfway around the world are going to kill us with Antrhax.
>new scary thing
>so buy what I'm selling
>[financial collapse, housing crisis, hyperinflation]
>therefore buy silver and gold (ignore Pd and Pt for some reason and their track record)
>silver is up 22% YTD and gold is up 20% YTD, so that's proof of my boogie man
I'm being a little dramatic and I appreciate you entertaining me. I've been watching silver and gold crab for the past month or so and have been waiting to pull the trigger. I woke up this morning and thought
>why not buy $7k of Pd or Pt at their relative lows instead

>>58867909
>Retail is a marginal driver
I absolutely agree, however there seems to be a correlation between elections and gold.
>Palladium is being dropped in industry in favor of platinum
I was suspecting catalytic converters were in play and the switch from gas to EV was a large factor ... or the mere speculation of moving to EVs
>they're not monetary metals
I recognize they historically have not been money. It's tough to contrast that with how a lot of bullion dealers went hard into palladium being more rare and precious than gold.

should this one be next?

old British silver is so much better than soulless American roundellos
pity they debased theirs 20 years before

>>58867988
Why is Warren holding all that Cash....

>>58868560
to sop up when the crunch starts

>>58868560
I have $200K in CDs making 5.5%.
I did so in a time where people here and /pol/ were screaming
>hyperinflation!!!
>end of the world!
>give me your money instead
>hyperinflation!!!
Sure, in hindsight there could have been some nice opportunities, but I'll take beating inflation with zero risk.
Warren exited his position in a few banks ...
Oh. Warren exited his position in a few banks.
Warren dumped JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and Goldman Sachs.
Warren dumped big banks and the media isn't screaming about the pending bank failure.
I have some research to do.

>>58868648
>CD 5.5%
>inflation 30%

>>58868041
False alarm. According to WhaleWisdom.com, as of 6-30-24, his top % of his portfolio is, in order of greatest to least
>1. Apple 30%
>2. Bank of America 15%
>3. American Express 12.5%
>4. Coke 9%

>>58868811
>inflation 30%
>citation needed
I see inflation, but there were also disruptions and exploitations.
The cost of a 2x4 ballooned to $12 during covid and is back down to under $4.
Remember when the price of eggs was $7/dz? Temporary.
Restaurants and the service industry cranked up their prices, but I suspect they were doing so to re-coop from lockdowns.
Don't misconstrue that to think I'm being political - those are my first hand observations.
Is the cost of living elevated? Yes. Is it inflation, stagflation, or supply and demand balancing out? I'd say a mix of all three.
The only place I see a 30% markup is housing, but that's starting to turn. Houses here are on the market far longer than they were in 2022 and are being reduced about 20% before selling.

>>58868846
Cars are still up, houses are still up, groceries are still up. Lumber mills closed for covid and everyone while they were sitting at home. Eggs were expensive because of bird flu, and they're still expensive.

>>58868846
>2 steps forward, one step back. its not that bad

you are either being intentionally dishonest about the state of our economy or youre just that fucking far removed from the real world

i work in atlanta unforuntately in the filmy industry, 70% or more of my workforce is not producing anything (my union alone is over 5000 members strong). on top of that the housing market is beyond fucked; price of food and insurance has gone up (2 years ago my insurance was $800 for 6 months, now they wants close to ($2000). the only thing that hasnt gone up astornimically is gas and thats simpy because so few people are actually producing things domestically

they are begging for truckers yet yellow shut down....how does that fucking work

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Corporation

ill tell you how. they need the drivers but the drivers wont/cant drive for the rates their offering. paychecks have stagnated while costs have increased, and when you couple that with reduced work because management down is trying to save a buck means the working man is getting fucked

dude, out of touch is the nicest way to describe you. like, what year do you think you are living in??

>>58868985
is pic related how jabbies are actually dying?

>>58868985
I couldn't imagine wanting to drive in ATL, couldn't pay me enough

How are you supposed to feel when you buy 2012 and 2013 eagles 10 years ago for 30 something dollars and today when you try to sell them to a LCS they only offer to ptay you 28 dollars? Is this silver even a good investment?

>>58869244
Your smooth brain doesn't even know why silver was at that level then

>>58869275
What do you mean? I got the silver for about 37/38 back when spot was around 26/28 in 2012/2013. Now silver is at 28 spot price. I went to a LCS yesterday and they only offered me 28 for a 2012 silver eagle that was a little circulated.

>>58869295
and how much is the same coin selling for on eBay?

>>58869299
IDK, but on ebay i can probably get a better price. I think i saw about 36 or something for a random year circualted eagle.

>>58869304
EXACTLY. Why take a dick in the ass at a coin shop paying spot or less when u can sell for more on eBay. Engage your brain anon. Why the fuck are you even selling Silver right now at all, unless u need to liquidate into cash for some reason?

>>58869322
Well i just wanted to sell maybe an ounce or two. How should i invest in silver and gold? Should i buy at these prices? I want to buy gold but im wondering what you guys think. If i cant sell for a price i got into silver./gold why invest? Im losing money, am i right?

>>58869295
Did you ever think maybe you're just not very good at investing?

>>58869347
I started buying back in 2012 but im not a good investor. i just want some advice. I bought back in 2012 where your picture shows.

>>58869295
Post these eagles
Don't forget the timestamp!

But back to the point: why was silver so high in 2013?

Why didn't you keep buying it in say 2018?

>>58869331
I'm not spoon-feeding you

>>58869353
IDK I didnt buy in 2018 cause i kinda wasnt paying attention to spot price so much. Also i have about 42 oz of silver so i didnt think i should buy more. Plus like i told you im not good investor. I dont know if i should get more silver and at what prices. I want gold too but gold is about 2400 so idk how to get in.

>>58869360
Shame
Pretty good deals back then

>>58869362
Yeah for gold too, gold went really low in 2018. Any advice on getting in on gold at these prices of 2400 .And should i get more silver if i have about 42 oz. It takes up a lot of space. Where do you think silver is going?

>>58869372
I buy it because it's shiney
Don't overthink it

>>58869379
Cool but i dont want to lose money on silver/gold and then the price goes down. Like i said i paid 37 for eagles back in 2012 and now when i try to sell its not worth as much. People say you lose money buying because of premiums, then when you sell they only give spot or less.

>>58869387
the best way to lose money is to buy one time in 2012. you should be buying every year

>>58869434
Whats a good strategy?

>>58869458
dollar. cost. average.

>>58869463
Thanks for the advice. Whats your personal buying and selling plan?

>>58869387
>Like i said i paid 37 for eagles back in 2012
you probably shouldn't have done that

>>58869485
Spot was in the low 30s but with premiums it was close to 37

Fuck everyone in this thread

>>58869516
One Merc dime, please.

>>58869387
Wait until the next sovereign debt crisis to even consider selling
No one here cares about selling tho
We stack
Youll know when to sell
>>58869503
I don't think it was
Forever I remember 1.75 over for eagles, which was still outrageous at the time

You guys think silver and gold will go really high in price because of the so called economic collapse or global reset?

>>58864511
Todd please drop more I NEED THIS but I missed it rafter taking a 4chan break

Can someone please tell me the silver weight on the 5 reichsmark? I know its .900 silver at 13.88g but would like it in ozt. Having a hell of a time searching for it...

>>58868870
>Cars are still up, houses are still up, groceries are still up
Agreed.
>Lumber mills closed
Agreed
>Eggs were expensive
Agreed
>they're still expensive
Last I saw, they were about $3/dz which is about what it cost when I had chickens
>>58868985
>you are either being intentionally dishonest ... or you're just that fucking far removed
I don't do most of the shopping, but I see some increases and have witnessed sticker shock.
A 6 pack of beer was $8. Today I paid $11.
With it, I bought a $4 sandwich.
$4 was fair and on par with 2018; far from
>muh hyperinflation the sky is falling
To your point, housing and car prices are retarded, but I see them falling.
Was is inflation? Was it white flight due to illegals? Bored Karens during covid? Another 2008? $12 2x4?
Speaking of illegals - that's what I attributed the used car market to along with car manufactures like Ford feigning a 'chip shortage' to couple their inventory to the lack of demand thanks to the coof.
I'm viewing current events through the lens of election season and not take it at face value.
I own my cars and house out right, have healthy retirement accounts, a solid net worth, and a high income.
You bet I'm insulated - but I'm also cheap.
I'd love a bigger house, but at these prices I'm like Buffett. Waiting in cash for a sale.
Supper tonight was a $4 meal and a six pack.
For years, /biz/ and /pol/ sold
>get rid of your money!
>hyperinflation!!
Hyperinflation is
>a rare, extreme form of inflation that causes the prices of goods and services to increase rapidly and uncontrollably, usually by more than 50% per month
>more than 50% per month
point to the hyperinflation.
Sure, I'd say we've had inflation in the ballpark of 8% in the past few years, but I think we've weathered the inflation storm. Recession/Depression? We've been in that for awhile. I expect it to get worse, but equally, don't forget it's an election year.
>It's the worse year of your life!
>Vote XXX to stop the illusion.

>>58869584
Also maybe Add Apu to the otherside because they are two side to the same coin in terms of being autistic

>>58869606
31.1035 grams/troy ounce12.492 grams=0.4017 troy ounces

*yawn*
Silver.
*yawn*

>>58869614
>0.4017 troy ounces
thanks fren, much appreciated. Search results on this coin are pozzed as fuck

>>58869606
>13.88
hehe......

>>58858527
Honk, when does silver Moon?

>>58869613
You refer to the price of goods and services rising. That is not inflation. Inflation is the increase in money supply. They printed trillions of dollars in the last few years. No shit everything is expensive now. They have to print money tho, reserve currency and a debt based system. Shrinking of the money supply and deflation is a certain death sentence.

>>58869624
I'm surprised it never got the nickname "one off"

Been counting my stack and am going to start moving silver into gold. Can move 22 ozt AG right now into British Sovereigns at 0.2354 ozt at $607
>https://www.ebay.com/itm/375589801877
Is it better to do it 1ozt at a time as far as the premium is concerned?

>>58869662
Gay just keep your silver

>>58869669
why though? Silver has done absolutely nothing for the whole time I have held it, hovers between 25 and 30. On the other hand, had I invested in gold at the start I would be up over 1000 dollars an oz...

Its not like I want completely out of silver but how is gold not the smart buy?

>>58869680
the GSR is coming down, genius
what you're saying is factually inaccurate

>>58869705
>what you're saying is factually inaccurate
which part? Nothing I just posted is inaccurate

>>58869613
yeah im sick of the bitching about hyperinflation too
it's not happening yet, not anywhere close

>>58869708
the GSR is going down
do you even know what that is
now is the worst time possible to trade silver for gold

>>58869717
gold silver ratio. Again, what part of what I posted is inaccurate?

>>58869719
are you autistic
just hold onto your silver

>>58869723
>are you autistic
yes. And I am holding silver. Would posting my aputania in my asshole convince you? Why are you so defensive? Nothing wrong with moving into gold. At this point it is clear that it is the superior metal. GSR has not affected gold in the slightest, nor has it predicted a silver break out. So why live by it?

>>58869626
The canoe dollar is cool. Maybe I'll get one

>>58869730
k

>>58869732
yeah canada has some neat old coins

>>58869662
>Is it better to do it 1ozt at a time
If you're doing it on ebay, you might make a little extra on the shipping charges. So one ounce at a time would be better.
I'm guessing you're a Bong. I've heard tell that gold is a 'better' option - more liquid, less hassle, no CGT worries?, no VAT worries, .less mass to move...
My singular concern is whether we're in a bubble. I've seen gold go from 1700 to 1200. I've seen silver go from 37 to 12 (when no dealer had any in stock, ostensibly), and back up. In order for the serious players to make money, prices have to move back and forth, and they have to know when to buy/sell.
So the GSR can be a 'thing' for us pleb outsiders. When GSR is low, trade Ag for Au. When gold is low, buy it.
Question is, is it a new norm now, or will it go back to 2000, which not long ago was thought to be very high?

>>58869815
>My singular concern is whether we're in a bubble.
a PM bubble? lol. the bubble is equities

>>58869853
>My singular concern is whether we're in a bubble. I've seen gold go from 1700 to 1200
it looks to me to be very stable and 3k in 5 years is a very real possibility. I don't want to be priced out while silver stagnates endlessly. I would love to see Gold drop so I could buy some more to be honest

>>58869866
we get it, you're a silver fudfag.

>>58869868
feel free to continue in what you are doing anon, but why does buying gold seem to bother you so much?

>>58869876
buying gold is great
i do it all the time
trading silver for gold at current GSR is retarded

>>58869881
I will screen cap your post and in 1 year we can assess gold and silver and see who was right. But I think the answer is clear already.

Why are modern coins so gay?

>>58865626
>>58865744
I hate to admit it, but I'm considering parting with 100 oz of my silver stack so I can put it towards another gold coin and some different silver coins.
The sole reason being I'm unimpressed with the rounds that make up those 100 oz

>>58869892
The US Mint must have some kind of quota. I don't mind because who cares but they're still sitting on these from 7 years ago. People just don't buy them.

>>58869930
just save up fiat and buy more gold
trading silver for gold is retarded, no matter how you slice it

>>58869945
I know I just, really don’t like having these rounds. Maybe trade them in for the same weight of silver I like? I dunno

>>58869967
LCS don't do trades generally. You will end up paying a second premium for the same total silver weight. Just get some gold. If you want more silver you can sell the gold later for a profit and buy into silver again at the same price it has been.

>>58869967
I have a lot of silver i bought for about 37 back in 2012 and want to sell. Im going to have to sell on eBay to get a good price, lcs will only give spot.

>>58869730
>Would posting my aputania in my asshole convince you?

Yes.
Will you deliver?

>>58869973
My dad tried to trade and the LCS he was at had a policy that was just they would pay $2 under spot for trades so for any "trade" he'd have to pay the difference for whatever coin he wanted on exchange

>>58870015
>Will you deliver?
on a blue bord? no. Though I will post it, though I never have before.

>>58869680
>why though? Silver has done absolutely nothing for the whole time I have held it
wdym the whole time you held it? anyone who bought silver more than 20 years ago has like 5x the value now, even ignoring what the price was in 2011, and even the bottom for almost a decade has stayed at around 15 dollars with no bottom in sight for the near future at least. >>58869717
>>58869730
>GSR has not affected gold in the slightest
true, at least for now. i think the whole point is theres nothing wrong with both metals and its only a matter of when to buy one of the other. now that all depends on one's budget for sure. gold will always moon, a line going up for the most part. silver can be as bullish as gold but it lags behind it big time so usually its more volatile and undervalued until it has its shorter yet higher peak.

>>58870085
>anyone who bought silver more than 20 years ago has like 5x the value now
true, but do you think it will 5x again in 20 years and be 140 an oz? No, 50 an oz is not even very likely save for extreme spikes. But gold very well could.

>>58870109
Yea it is pretty much inevitable without a major course correction for our monetary system, the dollar isn't exactly gaining value every year.

>>58858527
I've got a shit ton of pre-Euro currencies from West Germany, France, and Italy. I have a Saddam era Iranian coin. Lastly, I've got picrel.

>>58870085
>>58870109

It’s truly amazing how fucking stupid the stacking community is. I’ll be watching a “how much silver do you need in a collapse scenario,” on YouTube. And people in comments will be like “I gotz 200oz of silver so that will last me 8 months or whatever.” How are these people so stupid that they are still valuing the silver in dollars of how it is currently in a collapse/paradigm shift as far as their bills go? It’s like they think they’ll be going thru the drive thru at Taco Bell with war nickels when SHTF and bitches are being raped in the streets 100 yards away. How do they not understand that they will probably be rich with 200 ounces and that it’ll be some sort of revaluation? And that you’ll probably be just fine with 30 ounces for a couple years. If you took 1000 random people how many of them have 100 ounces of silver? Maybe 3 of them?

>>58870109
>No, 50 an oz is not even very likely
says who? maybe it'll match 50 or maybe it'll continue to climb along with gold in order to hedge against recent inflation.

It only goes up, it's a store of your wealth rather than letting it rot in a bank account.

>>58870170
It doesn't always go up. I have some silver and want to buy gold too. What is a good strategy in buy metals without losing money on premiums and other shit?

>>58870188
Gold and Silver went up around 25% in less than a year. There's no "strategy" unless you're day trading PM's

>>58869892
It helps to make the switch from paper and metal money to digital only.
As ugly as these coins are they will probablly be valuable someday as a monument to how retarded people can be
I'd rather they just have an eagle eating a burger while driving a truck instead of this. Or just a single beer mug filled with beer

>>58869892
Lol who wants that ugly brown tranny on a coin? That's gross. Why are these people so ugly? Can we just stick to lady liberty (the white one)?

>>58870271
Humiliation ritual
They want to ruin everything before destroying it

>>58869892
The Mint needs to be rehauled completely

>>58867747
Silver 500 lire were minted from 1958 to 1967 for circulation (and later for collectors); the non-silver variant was minted from 1985 until the euro. There are many designs, with San Marino and Vatican City also having their own, so they are nice to stack. It's also a great way to get cheap silver in Europe by avoiding VAT.

Total weight is 11 grams with 9,185 grams of silver (.835). Face value is equivalent to ~25 euro cents.

>>58869876
why buy gold now with the GSR the way it is currently?

>>58870161
this

where we're going there will be no dollars, there will be no bills. Viewing this under the lens of dollar value is silly.

>>58869662
Don't sell your silver for gold, but rather just shift to buying gold instead.

People here are idiots, they've convinced that the world is going to collapse and immediately people will be trading silver for food. In reality, if the world does collapse, gold/silver won't be used for trading for a good few decades. People will be hoarding food, medicine and weapons not shiny rocks. For the first few decades as communities form, it'll be "what skills can you offer our community?" not "how many shiny rocks do you have?". Silver/Gold can help facilitate trade, but you need established communities first which will take years and potential decades.

Gold is useful when you have localised collapses such as in Syria. Shove a few coins up your arse, hop the border and you can then sell said coins for a local currency wherever you decide to settle. Doesn't work if the collapse is worldwide. Silver is not good against inflation, it is far too volatile and the price too inconsistent. That being said, silver has more industrial usage so you can expect the value to slowly creep up over the years. Not at the rate that gold does, but it'll still go up.

>>58869680
GSR is currently climbing numb nuts. Lowest it's been in the past 10 years was during the plandemic. In the past year it hasn't moved much at all and is currently climbing due to gold rising in price whilst silver isn't moving.

>>58870388
Because come November there's going to be fuckery afoot and gold will rocket up in price. Regardless of who wins. People have become so polarised that whichever side wins will cause the other to chimp out. Chimping out means instability which leads to market uncertainty, and everyone flocks to gold when that happens.

What is the point of capsules if the coin just rattles around inside?
Doesn't the coin get damaged anyway by banging against the plastic?

>>58870558
No, the coin’s faces don’t touch the plastic capsule and movement is minimal if you buy the correct size capsule. Never seen any damage in mine.

>>58869892
>Why are modern coins so gay?

>>58870352
Back at a time when a few countries tried rebasing their money

This is what GenX told me, still waiting for their action. No thanks, I live free.

>>58870511
>Based Prefecture Collector

Weren't you the mad lad that bought the whole collection? What did that cost you in the end?

you always know it's a bullish time for PMs when the silver fudfags show up
keep on stackin, frens

anyone seen this pump?
2477 to 2490 in one minute, what?

>>58870666
£1,800 for the coins and £400 for the import duties. A little over double spot price for them, but I like them a lot and they're more a collectible than part of my stack. They came with stamps as well which were equally as beautiful.

Thank you for posting them, would have never known they existed

>>58870723
>seen
The worst word in the human language.

>>58870723
meanwhile, crypto nerds be seethin

>>58870723
Less than 1% is not a "pump".

Gold broke above $2500 today
Silver still crabbing below $29
When does it moon?

>>58870755
it'll go up when it's good and ready to
weren't you stacking when silver was $15 not too long ago

>>58870742
gold pump is real pump though

>>58869613
>but I think we've weathered the inflation storm.
found the fucking kike

$25 up in matter of hours, amazing, how low it will bounce now?

>>58870759
Don’t try making excuses for silver’s absolutely abysmal performance. It’s practically half its 1980 high.

>>58870838
That high was not normal
You're a retard

>>58870837
The volatility is all over the place, Their algo is struggling big time to keep this ponzi going, we are literally in 2 more weeks territory.

>>58870845
Yes it was, as money, the gold to silver ratio should be closer to 15:1.

>>58870889
Gsr is bullshit
You've posted 2 retarded ideas already

>>58870907
>Gsr is bullshit
>You've posted 2 retarded ideas already

>>58870759
>weren't you stacking when silver was $15 not too long ago
No ;_;

>>58870912
Gsr literally doesn't matter and hasn't mattered for hundreds of years except for shylock pm dealers selling dreams

>>58869628
>You refer to the price of goods and services rising.
>That is not inflation.
>Inflation is the increase in money supply.
Please enjoy the attached image
>>58869711
Glad to know I'm not the only sane one left here
>>58870773
I denounce the Talmud.
It has typically averaged 3%.
It's back to 3%.

>inflation isn't happening goy
>three percent inflation is good goy

guys, i got dubs on my engelhard bar
can i get a "based"

>>58870889
and it will be
hell, it'll even spike to 1:1 for a bit
FOMO is a hell of a drug

>>58870932
Typical goy cattle response
Enjoying your fluoride?

>>58870965
ironic. he's clearly more intelligent than you
he's just saying that inflation hasn't been all that bad yet. of course it will be eventually when hyperinflation actually kicks in.

>>58870965
>be afraid, your money is shit, give me your energy and money
>Berkshire Hathaway is holding a record $277 BILLION in cash because they're idiots and can't see the tree for the forest
Unplug, buddy. Get ready.

>>58870932
>I denounce the Talmud.
>It has typically averaged 3%.
>It's back to 3%.
"jews may lie to circumvent the goyim"-bava kamma 113a

imagine trusting the fed in 2024

since 2019 the price of eggs is up 126%
orange juice is 71% up
bread is 54% up
coffee is 50% up
yogurt is 48%up
ground beef is 44% up
propane is 36% up
gasoline is 31% up
crude oil is 50% up

you're going to burn very slowly schlomo. keep typing if it helps you cope.

>>58871080
please show where you got these stats
i bet it's a laughable source

>>58870973
he's a fucking retarded inbred kike who said "i think we've weathered the inflation storm" in 2024

>>58871086
“Here he stops at nothing, and in his vileness he becomes so gigantic that no one need be surprised if among our people the personification of the devil as the symbol of all evil assumes the living shape of the jew. The ignorance of the broad masses about the inner nature of the jew, the lack of instinct and narrow-mindedness of our upper classes, make the people an easy victim for this jewish campaign of lies.”

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/price-tracker/

>>58871105
thanks for posting the source. i knew you were lying somehow. and what you did was omit all the things that haven't changed in price since 2019 lol

also, a lot of things used to be more expensive PRIOR to 2019. so why are you so gung ho about using that year for your metric?

>Got 16ozt of Silver rounds in the mail yesterday, getting a slabbed 1/10ozt gold round and some more silver today.
Time to buy another 20 face of Merc's

>>58871111
>i knew you were lying somehow. and what you did was omit all the things that haven't changed in price since 2019 lol

you gaslighting retards are all the same. you could be getting ready for the holocaust, yet here you are wasting time and exposing your tribe...

>>58871111
comparing pre-jewflu to now
you gaslighting inbreds are all the same thing. you could be getting ready for the holocaust, yet here you are wasting away and exposing your tribe. you were never going to win.

>>58871197
>jewflu
opinion discarded

>>58871153
What kind of slab?

>>58871290
nice. i still want one of those

>>58871300
Still debating if I'll try for the flowing hair this year. It's probably very spendy

>>58871290
PCGS MS70

>>58871033
They're not going to hold that position for more than a year. Likely under 6 months.

Threadly reminder that a Wymar style dollar collapse would still take at least 5 years.

>>58871312
A flowing hair half dollar?

Are we going to hit $2500 spot before closing

>>58871480
Kitco has gold at $2497 right now. It seems like there's a deflector shield just above that.

>>58871490
I noticed that earlier, the price shot up and hit $2499 then shot back down again, 2500 is obviously where they have their algo ceiling priced at.

>>58871430
A repop 1oz

He’s bullish

>>58871551
doing some digging now. the us mint is releasing this this year?!

https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/230th-anniversary-flowing-hair

>>58871480
>gold is going to hit 2500 before the round I want is available

Guess Im just getting a Buffalo

>>58871566
https://catalog.usmint.gov/230th-anniversary-flowing-hair-gold-coin-24YG.html

https://catalog.usmint.gov/230th-anniversary-flowing-hair-silver-medal-24YH.html

did preorders not open yet?

>>58871566
I’m not buying an overpriced medal. If you want a coin commemorative, make it a coin.

here too now

>>58871591
the gold one looks to be a coin at least. lame the silver is only a medal. an over $100 medal.

>>58871591
It's an exact replica

$2500 algo ceiling broken lads

>>58865311
I wouldn't mind at all; hit me up through the website contact info and I will answer most questions that don't break confidentiality information. The next coin I am producing is going to be my logo on the reverse and the obverse will be a matte blank: with custom laser engravings etched into it. I am going to start with a simple optical illusion laser engraved. Will be posting these on here in another month or so. I also created 'The Don' Mugshot; may not be pmg inspired but a memecoin nonetheless.
>100 Aspies minted; 05/01/2024
>50 The Don; 07/04/2024

>>58871594
These don't seem so bad now with spot at 2500 lol
>>58871655

No more aspies? :-/

>>58871658
It would need to be a wholesale order; which not many people have the funds for at the moment. 100 order minimums for wholesale. Aspies will come back, especially if ordered wholesale; but it would most likely be after a few more mints and organic scaling before it is brought back. Worst case scenario is to bring it back on an anniversary of the business.

>>58871648
No reeding?

>>58871654
CHINAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>58870352
>Face Value of 25 cents
>Metal alone is worth 10 Euros now
This shit fucking scares me man and is why i got into PM on general
Inflation is absolutely crazy
Measured on the Silver content alone in less than 100 years we have a 4000% inflation rate

>>58871658
probably not a bad idea to pick one of those up now if someone has been wanting one. premiums definitely seem lower than they've been in the past.

>>58871780
You ain't seen nothing yet, when it accelerates it's gonna be biblical

How does the capsule stop the coin's faces touching?

>>58871111
>and what you did was omit all the things that haven't changed in price since 2019 lol
The typical deboonker.

>>58871655
>questions that don't break confidentiality information
It's stuff that would end up in that table - yellow background. Looks like the only other bit of info would be who minted the rounds? I'm guessing Osborne, but...?

>>58871830
Minted at Todd's PMG

Next One Up

>>58871851
>>58871851
>>58871851

>>58871850
Oh wow! I did not know you had that capability.
Thanks for the info. Will update.

>>58871080
Since 2021, the price of a 2x4 is down 350%
Houses were going the same week they were listed for over the asking point.
Now they're on the market for half a year and take a 15% reduction.
>crude oil is 50% up
by that metric, have we not had inflation since 2007 when crude was the same price?
Yes, inflation exists
Yes, the Fed should be abolished
Step out of your eco-bubble and do a little thinking

>>58871883
>>58871080
>coffee is 50% up
Coffee Prices - 45 Year Historical Chart
>https://www.macrotrends dot net/2535/coffee-prices-historical-chart-data
>Average Closing Price 2023: $1.93
>Average Closing Price 1986: $1.99
Next are you going to say we've actually been in a deflationary period since 1986?

>>58871080
>propane is 36% up
>tradingeconomics dot com slash commodity/propane
I'd recommend reading 'How to Lie with Statistics', but you seem to have mastered the subject matter

>>58871080
>gasoline is 31% up

>>58871080
>ground beef is 44% up
This depicts the 'inflation bubble' in my mind.
Yes, there is inflation.
Yes, things were out of control
But it's also recovering and getting better

>>58871080
>crude oil is 50% up
It's also down 55% for it's ATH

>>58871080
>orange juice is 71% up
Ooof, you got me! We're in a Weimar hyperinflation.
It's all over. We're financially ruined.

>>58871919
current inflation is more than 50 percent more than under the last administration. and this is when it's "getting better"

>>58871926
>>58871080
It's easier to blame inflation than fruit borne disease and extreme weather.
Much like it's easier for you to blame inflation than to examine your poor life choices.

>>58871927
>than under the last administration
Great, you're just here to shill Trump. I shouldn't have wasted my time.

>>58871919
>>58871927
*screenshot I didn't attach

>>58871943
>Kg
We've outed the shitbird

>>58871938
>facts are shilling
they are not sending their best

>>58871926
>We're in a Weimar hyperinflation.
>It's all over. We're financially ruined.
you posted "i think we've weathered the storm of inflation" while i haven't even mentioned hyperinflation, moshe. pogroms haven't even really fired up, yet.

lumber prices have been in a freefall because of a lack of demand... but now all the fucking mills are shutting down.. so this too shall pass.

for the rest of your retarded deflections showing 30 year trends and ATH's are as irrelevant moving forward as your inbred DNA that's been reduced down to 0.1% of the global population while failing hilariously to gaslight us about absolute annihilation.

you know it's only going to get worse for you and yours.

shalom ;)

>>58871926
>We're in a Weimar hyperinflation.
>It's all over. We're financially ruined.
you posted "i think we've weathered the storm of inflation" while i haven't even mentioned hyperinflation, moshe. pogroms haven't even really fired up, yet.

lumber prices have been in a freefall because of a lack of demand... but now all the fucking mills are shutting down.. so this too shall pass.

the rest of your retarded deflections showing 30 year trends and ATH's are as irrelevant moving forward as your inbred DNA that's been reduced down to 0.1% of the global population while failing hilariously to gaslight us about absolute annihilation.

you know it's only going to get worse for you and yours.

shalom ;)

>>58872334
>>58871080
>since 2019 the price of
>eggs is up 126%
>orange juice is 71% up
>bread is 54% up
>coffee is 50% up
>yogurt is 48%up
>ground beef is 44% up
>propane is 36% up
>gasoline is 31% up
>crude oil is 50% up
You're using 2019 because you're shilling Trump.
You're also cherry picking data and lying with statistics - or parroting someone else's lies by omission.
I carefully screenshotted historic data from all the 'stats' you supplied showing that every one but orange juice was a bubble and we're on the other side to refute your rebuttal as seen >>58870773
Yet I'm the shill. I get why you're going to such lengths to push how much better life was in 2019. We all need to bow to Lord Trump for that. Trump is israel's biggest ally.
It'd be comical if it weren't so embarrassing you pick 2019 and not the day Trump left office (which was Jan 20, 2021).
It was covid. The magical, mythical respiratory virus that started this inflation whip lash which was headed up by your (israel's) sugar daddy

>29
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>58872421
>You're using 2019 because you're shilling Trump.
>You're also cherry picking data and lying with statistics
holy fucking shit you vermin are easier to spot now more than ever lmfao

trump is anti-Christ and has openly married off all his children to the fucking jew.. he's no more worth discussing at this point than bill fucking clinton. he is the judeo-right option, and absofuckinglutely nothing more.

again, i went with 2019 because pre jew-flu to now is really the only metric worth paying attention to given the last few decades of consistently endless printing.

we already know about ATH's.

none of that matters anymore.

THE FIRE ALWAYS RISES MOSHE!

(you still have time to kys)

>>58872421
>It was covid
again, there's no such thing as covid. the jew-flu was their civil sampson option before raiding the treasury again and digging deeper tunnels. it's not the first time yall have attempted all of this, but it is absolutely the last.

TKD

>>58872421
>It was covid.
again, you goddamned inbred swine... covid is a common cold.. the jew-flu was just you vermin attempting to somehow run cover after pizza-gate.. while raiding the treasury on your way out to dig deeper tunnels.. but this too, shall pass!

good luck with your fucking bubble theory!

you're all going to fucking die!

>>58872653
>>58872666
>the reddit spacing
>the obvious anger and lashing out
I hope Palestine ends your life after a very long and miserable torture.
Hamas is fake. The iron dome is fake. Your superiority and shilling tactics are fake.
>i went with 2019 because pre jew-flu
You went with those stats because you copy and pasted them from the (((media))) which you cite

>>58872703
>non sequitur
>seething kike
>You went with those stats because you copy and pasted them from the (((media))) which you cite

i went with the most mainstream liberal source possible(CBS) to avoid your typical bullshit trumpjacketing deflections towards anyone speaking truth.

i'm not angry, at all.. you are simply fucking losing.

forever.

THE FIRE ALWAYS RISES MOSHE!

>>58872725
I think the inflation bubble has popped
>reeee ree reeee no it hasn't
Here's the evidence
>reeee ree reeee no no no
You're being unreasonable
>reeee ree reeee no you are!

>>58872759
>I'm viewing current events through the lens of election season and not take it at face value.
>I think we've weathered the inflation storm.
>You're being unreasonable.

"You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out his desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, refusing to uphold the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, because he is a liar and the father of lies. But because I speak the truth, you do not believe Me!"

>>58871856
Just reposting this so it's easier to find

Next One Up
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>>58871851
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>>58859053
Picked up some maples and kennedys today

>>58872653
you still have time to start taking your meds