redpill on silver

[Anonymous No.16123867]

>average daily wages of a Roman soldier/day labourer was 1 denarius a day, equivalent to 3.11 grams of silver a day
>therefore an annual income would have been 37 troy ounces of silver to live reasonably back then during the height of the Roman Empire
>mfw you just 1100 ounces of silver to cover you for 30 years
>if every person had 1100 ounces of silver today there would be a massive silver deficit of 8.6 TRILLION ounces
>all research suggest about 2 million tones of silver has ever been mined, roughly 70 billion ounces
>below ground reserves would only yield another 10 billion ounces

My goal is to accumulate firstly, 1100 ounces of silver and then around 4,400 ounces for the rest of my family. Maybe more.

>what to buy?
Buy coins, or big bars (min 10oz). For coins get:
>eagles
>maples
>Britannia
>philharmonic
>kangaroos
>libertads
>pandas
>kookaburras
>krugerrands
>Perth Mint Lunars

[Anonymous No.16123908]

Absolutely, unequivocally, unchallengably based.

[Anonymous No.16123919]

>>16123867
member silver? yea i member

[Anonymous No.16123968]

Also the population of the world is like 30x larger now so the value is higher cause silver would have to be dispersed among each person thinner

[Anonymous No.16124003]

>>16123919
Yep fell for the shiny rocks meme years ago. Sometimes I put a 1kg bar in the freezer so I can feel the searing cold of silvers high conductivity on my body.

[Anonymous No.16124004]

>>16123968
Yea I accounted for that. If you wanted to get everyone alive today 1100 ounces of silver you’d have a deficit of 8.6 trillion ounces.

[Anonymous No.16124041]

Top notch, impenetrable FA there, anon. I'm sure no one has ever considered such fool-proof reasoning as to why silver is so utterly undervalued. Where can I read your newsletter. Do you have a referral to your favorite spot silver dealer? Please help me make it.

[Anonymous No.16124048]

Just wait until we mine asteroids for trillions of tons of the stuff. Then watch us develop transmutation on a large scale. Your shiny metals will be worthless.

[Anonymous No.16124086]

>>16123867
This is just sad. What the fuck are you citing ancient Rome for? Do you want to be paid in bags of salt? Are you stacking fucking salt??
Get a fucking grip man

[Anonymous No.16124093]

>>16124086
TWO. THOUSAND . YEARS. of reliability. But muh fiat toilet paper is the real deal forever obviously.

>>16124048
thinking realistically in the 21st century i see. faggot

[Anonymous No.16124127]

>>16124093
How do you explain the price being so low now? Why should it ever correct to the value it was at in Roman times?

[Anonymous No.16124139]

http://www.antiquesage.com/why-is-silver-so-cheap-historical-analysis/

[Anonymous No.16124150]

>>16124093
Salt has more than 2 thousand years. Ancient Romans were paid in salt too. Why aren't you stacking salt bags? How much salt do you own?

[Anonymous No.16124154]

>>16124093
>TWO. THOUSAND . YEARS. of reliability
That's because shit moved slowly in the past. Think about it.
>hunter gatherers 150,000 years ago
>agricultural revolution 12,000 years ago
>industrial revolution 250 years ago
>digital revolution 50 years ago

Things just didn't change as quickly back then. It's over now.

[Anonymous No.16124161]

Just put an order in.
It's sort of an early Christmas gift to myself.
Yes yes, I know the premium is high on these and yes I know I could have save about $20 had I ordered via echeck, don't care.

[Anonymous No.16124172]

Silver has always had good value and held a certain ratio to gold,this is the only time In history it has been so cheap,take that as you may but we are a long long way from space mining,if space is even real...

[Anonymous No.16124175]

>>16123867
Why the fuck would you be wasting your time buying silver when you can be stacking giant bags of BEAUTIFUL GOLD at a DISCOUNTED RATE!

[Anonymous No.16124176]

>>16124150
They did that in early Rome, not imperial golden age Rome (88 Ad - 192 AD).

[Anonymous No.16124181]

>>16124161
Fuck that trade options and leaps on SLV,GLTR,GLD and GORO.
You'll get paid much more much faster and then be able to buy what you want.

[Anonymous No.16124190]

>>16124161
Buy tubes of eagles or maples or recognizable silver coins.

[Anonymous No.16124206]

>>16124176
So what? If we're being historically accurate those lads weren't paid in silver either so what the fuck are you bringing it up for? Sling your rocks somewhere else boomer

[Anonymous No.16124208]

>>16124190
I already have a bunch of eagles and junk silver.

[Anonymous No.16124236]

>>16124206
Why are you getting so angry?

[Anonymous No.16124240]

Silver

[Anonymous No.16124260]

>>16124236
BOW DOWN TO MY SUPERIOR POSTS

[Anonymous No.16124272]

>>16124048
cost to mine being what? At present doing anything in space costs about 100000x more

The US can't even get back to the moon...

[Anonymous No.16124277]

>>16124127
Jews have controlled the price of all PMs since the Rothschild's took over the Bank of England

[Anonymous No.16124298]

>>16123867
Do NOT purchase any Canadian, UK, Australian, and NZ silver and gold coins due to the reptilian shapeshifter that is imprinted on them. Remember that symbols are the key to telepathy. This is why the image of a lizard on the coin is a big deal. The mystical properties of gold are distorted with a negative resonance pattern if the image of a lizard is on it. The entire Universe is a holographic matrix that is being projected from the surface of a distant singularity.

[Anonymous No.16124351]

>>16124004
How much if you wanted to give them one bitcoin? How about 10k link? How much of a deficit?

[Anonymous No.16124384]

>>16124351
Bitcoin isn’t real, it’s essentially imaginary.

[Anonymous No.16124397]

>>16123867
Libertads are epic. I also like Philharmonics.

[Anonymous No.16124413]

>>16124397
Reptile free coins, good choices.

[Anonymous No.16124426]

>>16124127
Fiat currency is the dominant currency right now. of course the original form of money is not going to dominate. there can be only 1 form at a time.

>>16124150
the Industrial revolution changed many of the ways we define wealth, and salt became a very accessible commodity easily extracted using the tools the market created over the past 200 years. The wealth of the industrial revolution hinged on the continued scarcity of gold and silver, along with a reliability of stable supply. Salt did not retain that scarcity and stability of supply, so it was thrown out as money or at least devalued enough that people stopped trading with it.

>>16124154
what does that have to do with the reliability of gold and silver

>>16124161
based. buying $4,000 worth next week

>>16124172
its literally growing on trees with how cheap it is. Buy while the dollar is still the dominant currency.


>>16124175
Cause silvers at an even bigger discount, but buy both anyway

>>16124298
Schizo or ironic schizo, your post contributes nothing to this thread

>>16124351
No guarantee that electricity will be reliable when inflation causes the civil instability it caused in Venezuela, therefore even though chainlink will find its use in the coming decade(s), it cannot be used as a permanent store of value. Cash out your rocketed link bags in 2025 or something and buy shit central bank stores worth of gold an silver. bitcoin is a joke compared to other cryptos cause it has basically no use cases. It served as a primitive experiment in the idea of a digital currency and has been taken over for use as a ponzi scheme for speculators to get greened or pinked on.

[Anonymous No.16124459]

>>16124426
Let me guess, you have a big stack of maples and you're trying to cope with all those inter-dimensional demons at night? Krugerrands are the way to go, along with Pandas, Libertads, and Phils.

[Anonymous No.16124471]

>>16124459
>you're trying to cope with all those inter-dimensional demons at night
Seek help and LSD rehab
>you have a big stack of maples
I only have bars, idk what all the other pointless terminology is. it's just silver no matter the shape.
>Krugerrands are the way to go, along with Pandas, Libertads, and Phils.
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[Anonymous No.16124487]

Aluminum was once more expensive than gold. Maybe the cost of producing silver is simply lower.

[Anonymous No.16124495]

>>16124471
I've never done LSD before. Believe it or not, the holographic principle of the cosmos is actually very scientific. Read Chapter 9 of the Hidden Reality, written by a world renowned physicist (Greene):

https://yetemonamonew.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/the-hidden-reality2.pdf

Here's just one paragraph from that chapter that will blow your mind.

>For black holes, we found that the link between information and surface area goes beyond mere numerical accounting; there’s a concrete sense in which information is stored on their surfaces. Susskind and ’t Hooft stressed that the lesson should be general: since the information required to describe physical phenomena within any given region of space can be fully encoded by data on a surface that surrounds the region, then there’s reason to think that the surface is where the fundamental physical processes actually happen. Our familiar three-dimensional reality, these bold thinkers suggested, would then be likened to a holographic projection of those distant two-dimensional physical processes.If this line of reasoning is correct, then there are physical processes taking place on some distant surface that, much like a puppeteer pulls strings, are fully linked to the processes taking place in my fingers, arms, and brain as I type these words at my desk. Our experiences here, and that distant reality there, would form the most interlocked of parallel worlds. Phenomena in the two—I’ll call them Holographic Parallel Universes—would be so fully joined that their respective evolutions would be as connected as me and my shadow.

[Anonymous No.16124496]

>>16124426
In a world without electricity they’ll come first for your shiny rocks, don’t kid yourself. You 5000 oz of sliver is still nothing in a world without electricity

[Anonymous No.16124503]

>>16124487
Silver isn’t abundant in the earths crust like aluminum.

[Anonymous No.16124512]

>>16124384
Paper money isn’t real, it’s cloth with an ink stamp

[Anonymous No.16124514]

>>16124496
Silver is way better than any cryptos no matter how hard you pivot. Bitcoin is garbage.

[Anonymous No.16124517]

>>16124495
That has nothing to do with lizards and demons you dense motherfucker. youre conflating shit because like Terry A Davis, you dont know where to draw the lines between the provable and the mystical (unprovable) so you just blabber on with frankensteined bullshit with a few pockets of reason imported from the genius of others.

[Anonymous No.16124521]

>>16123867
Great plan. If we don’t nuke ourselves first before the correction.

[Anonymous No.16124527]

>>16124496
Not if they don't know I have or don't know I dug it in the grave marked Unknown right next to Arch Stanton at the cemetery on Sad Hill. in Minecraft

Also see Weimar Germany

[Anonymous No.16124549]

>>16124413
>>16124298
This is sound advice. Same reason /biz/ has been so bad since late 2017. It's been hijacked by these satanic symbologists.

[Anonymous No.16124578]

>>16124549
Oh wow look, a fucking hexagon created by the 2D projection of a cube from a certain angle. a hexagon, a very common shape in nature no less.

[Anonymous No.16124581]

>>16124517
>That has nothing to do with lizards and demons you dense motherfucker.
I was merely talking about the scientific validity of the holographic Universe. If you're interested in learning about the reptilian archons here's a great introduction:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2Ta5uAlqgM

No need to get angry fren, keep stacking!

>>16124549
thanks!

[Anonymous No.16124594]

>>16124581
>If you're interested in learning about the reptilian archons
I'm fine, dude. Theres no standard of proof by which any of this stuff can be validated, which is why I'm so tired of seeing it posted

[Anonymous No.16124599]

>>16124426
>what does that have to do with the reliability of gold and silver
>grug use spears, rocks, chase animals 100,000 years
>ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND YEARS
>why aren't you investing in spears?
Nobody uses silver for money anymore and they never will again. The Lindy Effect is over for silver money.

[Anonymous No.16124626]

>>16124048
>he thinks space is real

[Anonymous No.16124639]

>>16124578
It's also blue. Not to mention how Jewish it is to shill a lie for money.

[Anonymous No.16124641]

>>16124599
Spears are not used because they are inefficient compared to modern methods of combat or hunting. you have not stated your case as to why gold and silver are irrelevant in a modern economy. you are just doing exactly what lefty twitter shills do when they say they're on the "right side of history"

[Anonymous No.16124642]

>>16124161
based
I dont mind pay a high premium if I like the design as well.

[Anonymous No.16124649]

>>16124384
>>16124426
Do the math I asked if you’re going to reply faggots

[Anonymous No.16124657]

>>16124639
wow really putting forth some compelling evidence for your case I see. Will you acknowledge anything that goes against your case or will you keep pushing all the feel good confirmation bias .

>>16124649
>How much if you wanted to give them one bitcoin? How about 10k link? How much of a deficit?
give who? what do you mean by deficit in this context?

[Anonymous No.16124697]

I was shilled heavily into crypto until my job sent me here into the bay area. Local power company, PG&E, has shut down the power in the area a couple times to prevent wildfires. I've realized when SHTF crypto will be worthless. Cope faggots

[Anonymous No.16124704]

>>16124641
You stupid faggot I responded to your argument of TWO THOUSAND YEARS and demonstrated why it is WRONG.

>you have not stated your case
You've already done it for me:
>Silver is not used because it is inefficient compared to modern methods of trading or saving.

>>16124657
I see what's going on here. The dishonesty of the argumentation seemed familiar.

[Anonymous No.16124716]

>>16124697
Imagine not having solar power + batteries + starlink internet.

[Anonymous No.16124724]

>>16124549
>satanic
That's a jew rune and you know it, anon.

[Anonymous No.16124732]

>>16124086
>he isn't stacking bags of pure salt and silver
stay poor, faggerino

[Anonymous No.16124738]

>>16124716
I will, but no one else is going to. And the one who will wont accept BTC as payment when that time comes

[Anonymous No.16124768]

>>16124724
o rly?

[Anonymous No.16124795]

>>16124738
People will do what they need to do to have internet. Zoomers have never even seen a world without internet. It probably comes before food in order of importance for survival for them. You think they're going to accept boomer rocks as payment without googling if they're actually worth anything first?

[Anonymous No.16124820]

>>16124795
you are so fucking stupid I hope you are a troll

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.16124824]

>>16124048
Always some kike posting the asteroid mining omegaLARP
WE KNOW YOU FUCKERS ARE FRANTICALLY STACKING

[Anonymous No.16124852]

>>16124820
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndshbH3qZ6Y
Cope. 99% of people are not going to buy your silver until they've checked it's price on the internet.

The internet is so valuable that people will ensure it continues to work. That's obvious unless you're a larping shtf boomer.

[Anonymous No.16124875]

>>16124172
>>16123867
buy gold.
silver is constantly dropping in value compared to gold.
silver-bugs are a bunch of losers, no?

[Anonymous No.16124923]

>>16124697
Fuck all this bullshit. I lost power for 5 days last week and they tried evacuating like 200k people

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.16124935]

>>16124852
t. COMPLETE FUCKING RETARD THAT DOESNT REALIZE THERE WOULD BE NO INTER WITHOUT SILVER

[Anonymous No.16124936]

>>16124704
>it is inefficient compared to modern methods of trading or saving.
no, you didnt explain why this is the case. I didn't think I needed to explain why spears are inefficient these days, so I didn't. But throw me a bone here, why is silver inefficient at trading and storing value?

[Anonymous No.16124942]

>>16124704
>I see what's going on here. The dishonesty of the argumentation seemed familiar.
words words words.

[Anonymous No.16124943]

>>16124923
dude I dont understand why or how you people do it out here. I'm suck in fremont for another month I'm absolutely miserable about it

[Anonymous No.16124959]

>>16123867
I personally like bars, but some of the coin designs just look sweet. Might buy a couple 10ozs this week.

[Anonymous No.16124963]

Honestly buy gold over silver. If you're buying it to hedge against literal apocalypse you might be fine but at the end of the day, gold won for a reason

[Anonymous No.16124967]

>>16124935
Wtf is this gif from?

[Anonymous No.16124972]

>>16124599
There will always be collectors. 30 years from now when the globalists have won and we are all digital slaves, silver and gold coins will be highly valued as collectibles like they are now. That won't change.

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.16124973]

>>16124963
t. COMPLETE FUCKING RETARD THAT DOESNT KNOW SILVER ALWAYS OUTPERFORMS GOLD IN EVERY SINGLE BULLRUN EVER

[Anonymous No.16125047]

>>16124512
Silver money isn't real, it's rock with a picture

[Anonymous No.16125063]

>>16125047
People agreed for millenia across civilizations that silver is money. Fiat always reverts to its real value of nothing

[Anonymous No.16125073]

>>16125063
People agree for millennia that things need to operate in X way- real value isn't a thing. Value is what we give something. Fiat loses value once people lose faith in the government backing it in the same way precious metals would lose value if people didn't give it value.

[Anonymous No.16125085]

>>16125073
>Fiat loses value once people lose faith in the government backing it

Sounds like a good time to start stacking PMs then

[Anonymous No.16125095]

>>16125085
I stack PMs. I'm just not deluded to think the value they have is some universal constant.

[Anonymous No.16125145]

>>16124936
Lounging around while nature produces and abundance of food for you and then collecting it as needed is an awesome system. Idyllic. We didn't stop using spears because we found a more efficient way. The world changed and everyone adapted.

My main point is the world has changed and silver's lindy effect run has ended. If you think it's going to be used in the future you need to make arguments based off first principles of why it's more suitable than what we are doing now.

So you think the fiat ponzi is going to end soon? OK, any number of things could happen next. What are silver's prospects? Silver is good since it can't be inflated by a centralised group whenever they want. It is also highly divisible and fungible. Great. In the modern day though it really needs to work on the internet (something that wasn't around 2000 years ago). A fungible and anonymous crypto currency is just fundamentally better than silver .

[Anonymous No.16125525]

The true patrician choice is to collect Copper, Aluminum, Gold, and Silver. Melt your Copper and aluminum into ingots, bars, or small biscuits using a muffin pan. Usually Gold and Silver are in cool and aesthetic forms already so no need to melt it down.

Copper and aluminum are the most abundant and useful metals you can collect now for cheap, if shit hits the fan, you can use these metals to make a great number of things.

If you have no internet access, if the interwebs are down, or if you want to reduce your digital footprint in the end of times, you can always use Gold and Silver as currency, there's a reason they've been used for as long as they have.

[Anonymous No.16125544]

>>16125473
>Boeing has developed a weapon that can target and destroy electronic systems in a specific building.
The blockchain is preserved in most of the world and my paper wallet is unaffected.

[Anonymous No.16125594]

>>16125145
>A fungible and anonymous crypto currency is just fundamentally better than silver .
When electricity becomes unreliable due to the aforementioned civil instability due to fiat being inflated away, a cryptocurrency is just not viable any time soon. We would need a truly free society that never ends up just going on fiat before we could safely transition money to something like that.

[Anonymous No.16125401]

>>16125145
A fungible and anonymous crypto currency is just fundamentally better than silver *in the year 2019* I mean to say. Obviously in 200BC when there was no internet silver was superior. That's my point.

[Anonymous No.16125473]

>>16125401

Oops, did some government just wipe out your internweb monies by pushing a button?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qo2mNFF6uGw

[Anonymous No.16125742]

>>16125594
Loss of electricity would not be permanent and the more unreliable it becomes, the more people will put things like batteries and solar panels in place. Even shithole countries in africa have electricity. I met an Iraqi who lived there during the war. People had generators or access to them for when the power went out.

Shtf people are 95% larpers. They want to go back to the idyllic simpler times. Sorry, shits going to hit the fan but as bad as it would be without electricity, it will probably be worse (but there will be electricity and internet).

[Anonymous No.16125983]

I hold silver but sometimes I feel like these infotexts left out the fact that silver was mined by hand back then. Nowadays you have gorillion sized excavators exploding rock 24/7 and automated processes. It's true silver is limited but you can't deny that the quantity silver found hasn't risen from the Roman ages.

[Anonymous No.16126045]

>>16125544
Sure, i'll trade you a months worth of food for whats on your paper wallet. When the electricity goes out, you will have nothing.

[Anonymous No.16126056]

>>16125983
Plus most silver is only mined as a byproduct of metals people actually want. I still hold my silver as a reminder never to listen to boomers. Also where am I going to sell it anyway lmao

>>16126045
>sure I'll trade you a months worth of food for some shiny rocks

[Anonymous No.16126064]

>>16126056
You will because everyone else will be doing the same. Shiny metal is money.

[Anonymous No.16126260]

Bitcoin killed any hopes of a silver revival, and one day gold will be today's silver.

[Anonymous No.16126632]

>>16124003
That's cool, never thought of that
Might buy a kilo just for that.

[Anonymous No.16126676]

>>16126064
nobody is arguing that bitcoin would still have value if electricity didn't exist.
that's just a fucking insane thing to think would happen.

[Anonymous No.16126736]

>>16124161
where the fuck can i get these bad boys? sauce please

[Anonymous No.16126826]

>>16125742
Yeah when thinking about a SHTF scenario people imagine we will be going back to stone age when in reality the US and Europe will just become one giant favela. I wonder how quantum computing will affect bitcoin/crypto's sustainability

[Anonymous No.16126843]

>>16126260
Silver is more used than gold, electronic devices, solar panels use a lot of silver and most of it is permanently lost

[Anonymous No.16127402]

If there is no electricity, the most valuable currency will be gas, ammo, food. Any sane government will not consider cryptoscam as a currency. Central banks hold neither silver, nor uranium, or anything like that, only GOLD. GTFO Crypto Larpers.