PMG - Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.16628613]

Gold, silver and all the shiny rocks in between are going to explode when the Fiat Currency collapses in the next financial crisis.

Have you invested in God's Money yet? It was here long before us and it's going to be here long after we're gone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK2ZSfYLH6Q&feature=emb_title [Embed] [Embed] [Embed]

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Best places to Silver at the moment( if you know any other good places to buy silver feel free to post links)
https://thecoinshoppe.ca/

https://www.apmex.com/

https://monumentmetals.com/

https://boldpreciousmetals.com/

https://jmbullion.com/

https://atkinsonsbullion.com/

https://sdbullion.com/

BUY SILVER AT SPOT PRICE: https://findbullionprices.com/buy-silver-at-spot-deals.php

[Anonymous No.16628622]

shhhhhhhh i am still accumulating

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.16628654]

>how JPM accumulated near a billion ounces of physical
https://youtu.be/wLqH12A9UT0
>JPM hoarding silver
https://youtu.be/IC_Y85OvRC0
>china gold backed crypto
https://youtu.be/y_YBtIeX2iE

>pic related was $800 months ago
>doesnt account for global fiat, just the $USD
FUTURE IS TECHNOLOGY
CANNOT HAVE TECHNOLOGY WITHOUT SILVER
SILVER IS FUTURE

[Anonymous No.16628923]

>>16628613
Are these threads real or larpers? I auto hide but am curious

[Anonymous No.16628941]

>>16628923
Last one reached reply limit and unlike CryptoNeets, PMG is full of people actually passionate about gold and silver. Most of us has a nice stack already, many joining us every day.
Let go of your Darkweb Tokens and invest in your safe future. We don’t promise any quick schemes to get rich, we promise an earlier retirement in the post-crisis world.

[Anonymous No.16628970]

>>16628654
Don't you have to also take into account that a lot of wealth since 1913 has been created. In 1900 there was $2 trillion in global wealth. Today that number is $360 trillion. $1 in 1913 equals $25.98 today. So divide price of silver in 1913 by 2 trillion. Take that number and multiply it by $360 trillion. Then multiply that number by 25.98. Equals $12.30

Silver is overvalued

[Anonymous No.16628996]

>>16628970
its a good math but anchoring your calculation in fiat is where you went wrong

[Anonymous No.16629025]

>>16628970
What is technological supply and demand, 100 years ago you didn’t need silver to create computers, solar panels and electric cars.

[Anonymous No.16629057]

>>16628941
I hate tribalism. You reject crypto yet the returns are insane. I would honestly buy metals but I don't have much disposable income and crypto offers much greater returns. And if by post crisis world you include the internet collapsing, then it would be a plunge into a modern day dark age. Metals would be as useful as a blockchain with no internet for at least 1 generation.

[Anonymous No.16629074]

if no recession was to happen within the next 10 years, would silver just continue to go down during that time?

[Anonymous No.16629118]

>>16628970
>debt = wealth
Good goy

[Anonymous No.16629148]

>>16629057
I don’t reject Crypto tho, I own a single BTC bought when it fell down to 2k. I’m still accepting the possibility of it reaching some meme price. I just don’t like it, it’s a casino. Some will win, most will lose. It’s also bad for your dopamine levels and makes you a CryptoCoomer. Metalsmare a stable investment and a safety landing in case of some bigger, world-wide crisis. If the returns are insane, then why 95% of /biz/ are incel NEETs with depression? Because they’ve lost, that’s how casino works. The winners are,yet again ironically, the governments and the rich. Cryptonwas supposed to free us from all that, but they simply used their real life wealth of money and gold to take it over just in case.

>>16629074
Miners won’t work below certain price I think, plus supply increases, so looks like the answer is no. But then again, only (((they))) know the final chapter of PMs story.

[Anonymous No.16629159]

>>16628613
Kleros is God's money as far as I'm concerned, so yes, I am investing.

[Anonymous No.16629198]

>>16628923
All larp, you never see any real stacks in here

[Anonymous No.16629208]

>>16629198
Define a real stack. I’ve got several hundred ounces of silver I could timestamp a picture of for you if I felt like it.

[Anonymous No.16629229]

My first full roll of ASE.

[Anonymous No.16629248]

>>16628923
Unlike some of the people in these threads I am not against crypto, I hold a substantial amount. But I also know that when it comes to real hard money (not just currency) nothing holds a candle to precious metals. Investing in crypto carries substantial risk because it's so early, impossible to know which ones if any will succeed in the long run. Meanwhile gold and silver are proven forms of money since the dawn of civilization.

Both pmfags and cryptofags here can usually agree that the global fiat system is going to collapse. It died in 2008, all the major players are zombie firms, everyone is running on fumes. Only question is how best to position yourself, whether that's real estate, precious metals, cryptocurrency, cash, equities, bonds, etc.

[Anonymous No.16629282]

>>16629248
I personally tend to favour things that aren’t easily taxed. Real estate is pretty hard to hide as are stocks and bonds. I worry a lot about the offramps from crypto and all the kyc shit, but PMs don’t trouble me at all considering I buy in cash and have an unfortunate tendency to lose my stack in boating accidents.

[Anonymous No.16629292]

>>16629198

Ausfag here.

This is my stack minus one of my 10ounce bars that is on the other end of the house.

[Anonymous No.16629307]

>>16629248
I don't gamble on altcoins. I only buy btc when it hits it's most strongest support or gets close to it which is the 200 weekly ma. Metals are really only useful if you are already well off I feel. Sure it has survived the rise and fall of civs but I want something that will give me returns not just survive. I won't lie, I will definitely get a metal stack once I have more disposable income. Which is at least 250k net worth for me

[Anonymous No.16629312]

Guess who's got two more of these little fuckers for his dinky little collection, I think I'll only go one more year older
2010 seems like a normal premium but then 2009 is like $45-55, no thank you

[Anonymous No.16629366]

Pick up from lcs today he charged $1 over spot for everything

[Anonymous No.16629402]

>>16629292
Nice, having all bars must be nice with the uniformity

[Anonymous No.16629610]

>>16629292
Aussie bro, you have no idea how hard it is to get those perth mint bars in the U.S without paying an insane premium.

[Anonymous No.16629623]

Here's my current stack. I kinda got ripped off for the two Eagles in the packaging because I didn't realize it was possible to negotiate the prices at the store until I coworker told me. Next time I go there I'll try to pay spot price, but if I'm expecting a silver moon mission I can always DCA down. I bought the two oldest coins because I figured they night be valuable for being from the first years of ASE mintage.

I only have 5 grams of gold so far and plan to buy a full oz AGE or CMPL at tax time

[Anonymous No.16629625]

>>16629312
Seems to be that way for all of them.

[Anonymous No.16629643]

>>16629623
I had one more oz of silver I forgot to include in the pic, but it's whatever

[Anonymous No.16629770]

>>16629229
Nice, I'm trying to build one up now as well, I'd like to have a big collection of either strictly ASE or just state mints in general like pandas etc..

[Anonymous No.16629778]

>>16628970
Jewish math folks.

[Anonymous No.16629783]

why are lolbertarians so retarded?

[Anonymous No.16629840]

>>16629783
What does this have to do with libertarians?

[Anonymous No.16629843]

>>16629840
Pretty sure you know, faggot

[Anonymous No.16629865]

>>16629843
No, I don't, I feel that precious metals are more relevant in global finance than ever. It might not look like it because we are able to suppress the value with our dollars.

[Anonymous No.16629871]

>>16629843
So I'd appreciate an explanation of your opinion.
No challenges here fren, we make these threads to try to come to an understanding when it comes to the potential value that could be pegged to these physical assets.

[Anonymous No.16629929]

>>16628613

[Anonymous No.16630027]

Any watchfags here?
Obviously we pay a premium on the gold but the vintage watch market has been offering fantastic returns over the past 10 years
Pic related is probably 10-15 grams of 18karat

[Anonymous No.16630097]

>>16630027
Sounds retarded, but could be a good choice if the government decides to ban the ownership of bullion etc..

[Anonymous No.16630154]

>>16630097
Oh no I'm not recommending it as an investment.
I flip watches, but now and then I come into some gold ones, it's the only gold I own so felt like sharing.

[Anonymous No.16630157]

>>16630154
Do you flip them full time?

[Anonymous No.16630162]

>>16630154
Can you do a kick flip with one?
Also how much is my watch worth?

[Anonymous No.16630548]

>>16629198

[Anonymous No.16630605]

>>16630548

[Anonymous No.16630935]

>>16630548
noice

[Anonymous No.16631465]

>>16628970
Is this the rare super brainlet?

[Anonymous No.16631509]

>>16629292
How will u sell them?

[Anonymous No.16631518]

>>16629148
You dumb.
You don't know how mining works do you?

[Anonymous No.16631565]

Is it important to have some platinum, or can I just stick to gold and silver?

[Anonymous No.16632071]

[Anonymous No.16632079]

>>16632071

[Anonymous No.16632085]

>>16632079

[Anonymous No.16632093]

>>16630548
>pamp it

[Anonymous No.16632133]

How many oz. silver to make it?

[Anonymous No.16632375]

>>16632133
1 oz of silver buys you a months worth of food in venezuela
you do the math

[Anonymous No.16632680]

>>16632133
100-1000+ depending on what you want your life to be like.
Some sourced claim as little as 14 ounces.

[Anonymous No.16632708]

>>16632680
What's life look like with 100 oz. vs 1000 oz.?

Also, 14?? Seems very low.

[Anonymous No.16632714]

>>16629610
Eh, its less than a 100$ premium for a kilo bar, not as crazy as other premiums I've seen for other mints.

[Anonymous No.16632732]

>>16632708
I'd say with 100 you could easily afford a decent house and car in a nice area one day, I'm talking in like a decade, no one can tell you for sure, all I know is that all precious metals are severely undervalued.

[Anonymous No.16632864]

>>16632732
Thankfully the charts show that precious metals appreciate over time. So long as nothing fundamentally changes and things stay the same it shall happen.

[Anonymous No.16632868]

>>16632732
I started stacking in August. I only have 75 oz. of silver and no gold but I'm poor and gotta start somewhere.

[Anonymous No.16633068]

>>16632079
>>16632085
Where did these designs come from? I'd be totally on board for new notes if they looked like that and were backed by gold. Maybe they could change some of the arial font usage too and put Jackson on the 50.

[Anonymous No.16633302]

>>16629623
jesus christ clean your fucking carpet

[Anonymous No.16633325]

s'up /pmg/
when the whole silver threads popped up here on biz I Kind of got fomo and bought 50 oz of the lizard coin a few months ago.

since then i tried to learn as much as possible about pm's because I got 22k € on my ba and Inflation is just eating at it. also I want to lose as little as possible in the next crash that i presume is right around the Corner (1-4 years)

but every time there is a recession, silver loses its worth like a mofo and Gold wins at least 3 out of 4 recessions. (see: http://www.munknee.com/how-does-silver-perform-during-and-after-a-recession-youll-be-very-surprised/ )
so why are all the Banks buying and accumulating silver? most of it is used as a industrial metal (e.g. cars and solar panels) wich will tank in a recession anyway. what is there plan?
>well if you gold wins then buy that instead retard
yeah but than i look at the COT index for gold and it is currently at around 70%. I don't really know how to interpret this but at 50% gold becomes overpriced and every time it is at 100% we are well into a recession and the gold worth in USD drops big time every time it comes down from its high horse.
I'd like to buy gold but it seems historically overpriced atm and the Gold/Silver ratio is as high as ever. So that looks like a big plus for silver, also silver seems to be pretty cheap and i see the potential of a x2 where it not for the fact is is suppressed but every time i look at pic related I see all that silver/gold stuff revered.
silver is taxed 7% in my country and gold 0%

[Anonymous No.16633379]

>>16633325
Yes silver is way over its historical ratio. If you'd like to own a lot of gold one day, it would be a good idea to stack silver first, you might have a hard time finding an institution to trade for gold, but eventually when things cool down it should be easy enough to convert it. Buying silver right now is like buying gold at 1/4 it's price if you plan to trade for it.

[Anonymous No.16633425]

I got 5 coins, planning on buying 5 more upcoming. Will I /makeit/ or be left in the dust? I figure atleast I will have enough to eat and pay my rent.

[Anonymous No.16633452]

>>16633425
You need at least 14 ounces minimum. Try for 50 of it's difficult for you to save.

[Anonymous No.16633526]

>>16633325
The current prices are meaningless. They've been suppressed by our lovely semitic overlords via JP Morgan for decades. No one knows the true value of silver but it should be much MUCH higher at present.

[Anonymous No.16633531]

>>16633526
200$+ per ounce.

[Anonymous No.16633537]

>>16633452
I've got ten now, so what would that buy me if I sell it when the price moons? I intend on getting more, just wanted an idea.

[Anonymous No.16633538]

>>16633425
Keep stacking and don't panic, Things might take longer than we expect.

[Anonymous No.16633549]

After years and years of checking my pocket change every day I finally found one. This put a smile on my face, the first silver coin I didn't buy or been given to me as a gift.

[Anonymous No.16633552]

>>16633325
Consider platinum.

[Anonymous No.16633580]

>>16633537
Depends, a 10x obviously not much, a 100 x and you can afford a nice used vehicle, and 1000x a nice house, all of which are possible, just not sure how long it could take. It could take 20 years to 1000x

[Anonymous No.16633600]

>>16633580
Do you think it's possible for a 1000x? If it reached £100 or so I imagine many would sell, thinking it can't get higher.

[Anonymous No.16633618]

>>16633549
Nice find. I've been checking my change too as of late but nothing yet. I wonder how much constitutional silver is still in circulation today

[Anonymous No.16633637]

>>16633526
>should be much MUCH higher
agreed but silver has a few downsides that Keep me from investing like
>tanks big time during any recession
>is still supressed by ((them))
>is dependent on the car/solar industry which might find other metals are better suited for them in the future

but gold has also some downsides wich are
>is very likely to be overpriced atm
>likely wont stay as high as of right now (historical average)
>not as likely to moon as much as silver
but
>not as likely to become as worthless as silver eighter, r-right?

[Anonymous No.16633639]

>>16633600
Yes I do, not necessarily in dollars but in spending power, by the time it reached 1000x it will be measured in whatever type of global currency that is issued in those times. That with some event that forced governments to peg the price at certain levels to monetize all the PMs they hold in a manner that would allow them to pay off the trillions of dollars worth of debt without having to give up their whole vaults to other governments.

[Anonymous No.16633702]

>>16633618
Probably not much. I think those guys on youtube who get boxes of half dollars and find like ten 90% and 40% coins are mostly planting them to get more views but I never tried it.

[Anonymous No.16633728]

>>16633639
Also if it happens like this, don't be surprised if the world governments outlaw the ownership of precious metals for a brief time.

[Anonymous No.16633736]

>>16633637

i dunno dude. in the event that economies actually do collapse, most people will likely rather have cigs/toiletries/alcohol etc. that they take for granted everyday over a fucking useless shiny piece of metal.

[Anonymous No.16633744]

>>16633736
Well of course poor degenerates who already do those things would prefer those things. But with an ounce of silver they would be able to buy months worth of that stuff at a time.

[Anonymous No.16633860]

>>16633639
>x1000
your insane. for a x1000 we would need some kind of silver backed currency wich is very unlikely to happen. A gold backed currency would be far more likely and still even this is just a dream. be happy with a x5. heck be happy with a x2.5
pm's are not for quick gains (so I've heard)

>>16633736
(total) economic collapse actually seems also pretty unlikely. I was more referring to lehman brothers 2.0

[Anonymous No.16633867]

>>16633639
>>16633728
Thanks. If the governments banned ownership of metals, would you just hide them until it was legal, or sell before?

>>16633736
>>16633744
I think a bit of both is always good, especially since plebs don't value the same things: you'd get a drunkard to give you the very shirt off his back if you offered him the last beer in the area, but he mightn't be so receptive to the coin.

Use the goods for small-brains and precious metals for big-brains. Being able to produce things yourself is also good. Tobacco loses potency after a couple of years so if you have a few plants you're set. Here in Bongland I don't have space for a wheat farm or something so I plan to get into these small, higher value per unit projects.

[Anonymous No.16633877]

>>16633860
It will be a world currency pegged to multiple assets, not just silver/gold. The United states dollar use to be pegged to both. I'm insane but so is this credit fueled clown world we live in.

[Anonymous No.16633886]

>>16633068
New currency will be a Rainbow currency backed by multiple precious metals and XRP.

[Anonymous No.16633893]

>>16633886
the entire system will be Tracked and secured by a quantum computer in space.

[Anonymous No.16633918]

>>16633877
checked also we are not ready for such a currency and neither are the banks to control it. I'd love to have a gold backed crypto but here we are.
But you are 100% correct on the other half. nobody knows what the future will be like.

[Anonymous No.16633924]

>>16628970
>>16629025
Silver is going to go up... eventually. We are in a descending triangle and are going to leg it down.

Everynone that was going to buy has already bought. Soon the sellers are going to take control.

[Anonymous No.16633934]

>>16633924
oops

[Anonymous No.16633948]

>>16629623
Based kinda looks like mine.
>27oz silver
>1/4oz gold eagle proof

[Anonymous No.16633971]

>>16633934
>descending triangle
No, we've been moving sideways since the end of 2013

[Anonymous No.16633980]

>>16633549
>>16633618
>tfw keep getting 1965-1969 quarters
Don’t even get me started on dimes, it’s like dimes didn’t exist before 1989 FUCK

[Anonymous No.16634012]

>>16633736
We're not going back to a bartering society in any collapse. There will always be need for a medium of exchange/store of value.

[Anonymous No.16634018]

>>16628970
>1 dollar in 1900 had the same value as a dollar today
brainlet

[Anonymous No.16634020]

>>16633918
We're more ready than you think, getting close.
Some things will never change though, you just have to ask yourself, who owns the most precious metals, and why?
If these things have been demonetizatized, why have the banks continued to buy them for almost 100 years after the fact, unless they are preparing for something that only they know about.
Precious metals are one of those assets that can be continuously pumped and dumped with no end in sight. It would be a good way for the banks to shake and dethrone anyone who posed a threat to them with crypto holdings etc.. eventually it will all go full circle and precious metals will be the preferred way of transferring wealth.

[Anonymous No.16634022]

>>16633980
man i started collecting quarters when i realized they're worth way more than 25 c to future collectors. love that archaic currency

[Anonymous No.16634028]

>>16633980
I have a feeling that after people started posting videos on youtube about roll hunting that the banks figured out a way to do it too, or more people started and really just picked them all out to hell.

[Anonymous No.16634087]

>>16634028
I really hate to admit this but I missed that coin and put it in a jar with the rest of my change. I have heard that a coinstar machine will not take silver but I know it's true now because when I put it in the machine spit it back out. The banks probably have machines that do the same thing but they don't give them back.

[Anonymous No.16634127]

>>16634020
>ask yourself who owns the most precious metals
the Banks.
>and why?
dude I have no fucking clue. I guess they buy PMs to secure some of their wealth before a recession, but they seem to not wait a second to sell it again once it is over. JP sold a lot of its gold to the nips and other Asians just so they could liquidate and make quick cash and keep the system rolling. Down hill into a pit, but still rolling.
The only reason gold has any value is because me like shiny rocks. that's it.

[Anonymous No.16634152]

>>16629366
who is ICS?

[Anonymous No.16634319]

Put $200 a month into gold in the form of bars and such from apmex and the like, or buy gold in the form of jewlery from pawn shops? wouldn't jewlery be the better choice since its worth at worst, its weight in gold and you might get to sell if for more because its jewlery?

[Anonymous No.16634370]

FUCK cryptofags
FUCK central banks
FUCK jews
FUCK jannies

*drops mic*

[Anonymous No.16634376]

>>16634319
try buying a whole ounce of gold each purchase. what ever you do, don't get 1g or 5g bars. 1 ounce is ideal.

[Anonymous No.16634407]

>>16634376
and with ideal I mean the smallest purchase you should do. anything bigger is better ofc.

[Anonymous No.16634421]

>>16634370
Simple as

[Anonymous No.16634575]

>>16634376
Why don't you like fractional gold?

[Anonymous No.16634585]

>>16634127
They sell physical or futures?

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.16634596]

>>16628970
Shift at JPM hasnt started yet Jamie?>>16634370
Inexplicably based

[Anonymous No.16634717]

>>16631565
Based Mike Maloney doesn't sell platinum or palladium because they've never been used as money. They're going to be difficult to liquidate in the next paradigm because try explaining precious metals to a zogged out normie who thinks paper wealth is real wealth.
But I'd do it just for fun and a little diversification.

[Anonymous No.16634718]

>>16634575

1g gold bar heraeus
buy 52,57€
sell 42,46€
dif. 10,11€

1kg gold bar heraeus
buy/g 44,47€
sell/g 42€
dif/g 2,47€

7,62€ loss for every gramm
so 7620€ lost between 1000x1g purchase and 1x1kg

[Anonymous No.16634758]

>>16632868
The Gold to Silver ratio is 1:86.
So, you still need 11 more ounces of silver to trade for one ounce of gold. This is how fucked up the ratio is these days.
It was historically 1:15
Damn Jews

[Anonymous No.16634779]

>>16634028
>picked them all out
yeah, stupid fucking boomers would pay goy toys face value for real silver after 1964 and they've been hoarding them since then.
My coin dealer was a bank teller and that's how he got interested in PM's when investors would buy all the bank's coins for mutual funds.
Weird shit man. They knew.

[Anonymous No.16634938]

Stop giving CryptoCoomers a false hope. They’ll take loans just to buy silver that’s probably not gonna move for the next 10 years. Precious Metals are mostly the retirement fund, and if we happen to get rich in the next decade, that’s just a cherry on top.

Just be realistic about the potential prices, PMs are not BitCoins.

[Anonymous No.16634965]

>>16634376

oh yeah? I buy gold in the gram scale

saves me time to saw my coins in half

also fuck your gay US measurements

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.16634968]

>>16634938
imagine thinking JPM alone, not even accounting for other banks, have hoarded 1 billion ounces for a retirement fund that wont move up for 10 years
They will stop the spoofs and manipulation soon and when they flip the switch it will be an unprecedented green candle the likes of which have never been seen before

[Anonymous No.16634996]

>>16634965
nice car

[Anonymous No.16634998]

>>16628654

[Anonymous No.16635046]

>>16634998
I WANT TO BELIEVE, I REALLY DO, but this guy is a schizo

[Anonymous No.16635072]

>>16634758
bad shoop

[Schiff Will Win !!L6zziHG8/KZ No.16635081]

>>16634998
Based
Judas sold out jesus for 14 ounces
Would you sell your friend out for $300?
How about $300k?
>>16635046
explain how you character assassinator

[Anonymous No.16635102]

>>16628654

[Anonymous No.16635120]

>>16635081
I would never sell out a friend that I love and trust for money.
For the love of money is the rute of all evil

[Anonymous No.16635151]

>>16634965
was more referring to the minimum mass to buy in gold. who gives a shit if it's 31g or one ounce. you just should not buy 1/10th ounce shit or 1g or 5g bars. see >>16634718
>also fuck US measurements
this

[Anonymous No.16635161]

>>16634996
thank you its my favorite bicycle

>>16634998
>>16635102
we have these TA analysts predicting the price in predictions a minute

just take a break and have a peace-pipe and hold breath until the macro unravels itself

[Anonymous No.16635173]

>>16634965
Don't Yurop countries still sell their gold and silver coins by the troy ounce?

[Anonymous No.16635180]

>>16635161
I'm sad anon.

I have no money or have a job, I live with mom and dad.
I'm afraid I'l miss out on all the good stuff

[Anonymous No.16635208]

>>16635180
Don't you go to university or anything? No bursaries or bennies? You've literally got NO income?

[Anonymous No.16635236]

>>16635173
who knows I am an estonia fag here so not VAT or bs here give me a minute and I might find my dealer who may or may not sell outside the borders

>>16635180
I was in your position anon
sell off all your debts and start putting little monies aside and buying silver
never tell anyone anything not your mother nor your god when you pray to him
safe-physical metal

[Anonymous No.16635250]

>>16635236
>>16635208
Literally only made under 5k in a shit fast food place this year then i got fired, no money no debts no thing.

[Anonymous No.16635254]

>>16635250
do you have 150 digibyte?

[Anonymous No.16635286]

>>16635254
digibyte? are you talking crypto? no I only have 106BAT and 0.004404367 ETH

[Anonymous No.16635377]

>>16635250
you will keep making it until you croak in this system

I implore anons to try my dealer(estfag here)

tavid . ee/en/faq/delivery-insurance/#accordion-item-1

make the spaces dissapear

anons keep foaming about estonia deal well here you may have it

[Anonymous No.16635422]

>>16635286
https://walletinvestor.com/converter/digibyte/basic-attention-token/150
trade some BAT for DGB and buy a digiAsset that is backed by silver here
https://digi-broker.com/?assetid=La7oaPL5gA8maMx4rRsjta6JKoZARGgg82Js7m#assets
and follow the instructions on the asset to cash it in for real physical silver

[Anonymous No.16635511]

>>16635422
kys pajeet nigger unironically just kys

[Anonymous No.16635622]

>>16635511
go do research before you criticize, moron.

[Anonymous No.16635675]

>>16635377
I have no idea what you're talking about

>>16635422
I can't take crypto out of my exodus wallet without enough ETH

Also wtf is all this what are people trying to get me to do?

[Anonymous No.16635704]

>>16635675
I am showing you a way you can get digibyte for silver. you buy a 1GSB DigiAsset and it is backed by a gram of silver, which you can hold and sell to someone else, or redeem for your gram of silver.

[Anonymous No.16635712]

>>16635704
I mean silver for digibyte

[Anonymous No.16635725]

>>16635704
like I said I can't take crypto out of my Exodus wallet right now, not enough ETH

[Anonymous No.16636532]

>>16634127
PMs are tier 1 capital which they require to meet the Basel 3 requirements. That and they know what’s coming.

[Anonymous No.16637231]

where are you supposed to sell gold at? the only place i can think of is pawn shops and their whole job is to buy stuff as cheap as possible.

[Anonymous No.16637278]

>>16637231
Currency exchanges are better in my experience for bullion at least. No idea about jewelry.

[Anonymous No.16637358]

>>16637231
Coin shops. Get out of small towns.

[Anonymous No.16637735]

>>16634965
> Anon prefers a base ten measurement system.
> Anon prefers a base ten anything.

[Anonymous No.16637775]

>>16637735
Based. Only, you Yanks should get on the stone (14lb). Useful measurement to use between lb and hundredweight.

[Anonymous No.16638079]

>>16637775
We still use the stone sometimes when talking about the weight of women, because 10 of them makes for an excellent weight limit.

[Anonymous No.16638219]

>>16635704
But I do have 3000.286 Digibyte worth in BAT

[Anonymous No.16638518]

Would it be a mistake to buy a morgan dollar with a meme date from a meme mint?