Silver?

[Silver? No.18414170]

is silver good to invest in? Just started and I like an asset I can actually physically hold. Is there any price predictions for the future?

[Anonymous No.18414296]

>>18414170
Buy batbois from Larry, they're about to moon.

[Anonymous No.18414308]

Yes

[Anonymous No.18414331]

Photoshoots featuring Pepe and his Monster BatBox coming soon

[Anonymous No.18414355]

Photoshoot featuring Pepe and his BatBox coming soon

[Anonymous No.18414367]

>>18414170
>Just started and I like an asset I can actually physically hold.
You and every other boomer. Buy a gun.

[Anonymous No.18414372]

>>18414170
After some research it seems silver is bulky as fuck and you likely wont be able to get more than spot price unless you put serious work into peddling it yourself; no dealer is going to pay premium for your silver.

I still think it's fun to collect though

[Anonymous No.18414412]

>50% premium markup
If you're lucky you might break when you eventually try to sell it

[Anonymous No.18414423]

>>18414170
A decent amount of people think silver is going to moon if economic collapse occurs.
That said, there's currently a very hefty premium on any silver you can find for sale; gold premiums aren't nearly as bad (though still higher than normal) and will likely be a safer long term store of value should the economy rebound while also providing a reasonable payout should things get shittier.

[Anonymous No.18414436]

>>18414170
it's bullshit but i hold some anyway

[Anonymous No.18414443]

>>18414170
> is silver good to invest in?
anon silver IS NOT for you
Silver only for chads (pic related)
who have financially educated themselves independently in Austrian school economic theory and wouldn’t ask a retarded faggot question like yours

[Anonymous No.18414472]

>>18414443
RING RING RING

[Anonymous No.18414480]

>>18414170
pms are not so much an investment as a hedge against inflation and/or something to convert your cash into so that you can hide it under the floorboards or in a hollow tree or something.
You should always have a decent fraction of your wealth squirreled away somewhere because of women.

[Anonymous No.18414638]

>>18414480
I gave to hide money from deer?

[Anonymous No.18414670]

Gold next

[Anonymous No.18414738]

>>18414670
The Silver versions of gold coins are so revolting to look at

[Anonymous No.18414749]

What's the best place to sell a monster bag of junk silver?

[Anonymous No.18414884]

Buy bars. Coins are for autistic people that would be collecting train sets if silver wasn't around.

Bars:
+offer you as close to spot price as possible
+have no subjective upcharge because of condition, year minted, design, etc.

[Anonymous No.18414915]

>>18414749
r/pmsforsale but if you have no trade history people are gonna think youre sus. you could try to find someone local to buy it.

[Anonymous No.18414994]

>>18414308
How much gold is that?

[Anonymous No.18415020]

>>18414738
Someone posted a generic silver round last night that looked like a gold eagle coin. I got a little triggered.

[Anonymous No.18415074]

>>18414738
Every design comes in both Au and Ag I don't think any of them are unique to one over another. Those Krugerrands look surprisingly sexy to me.

[Anonymous No.18415086]

>>18415020
>>18414738
>this level of autismo
autism is helluva drug

[Anonymous No.18415108]

Wahaha


>Bid/Ask Spread:

In the past, most "junk silver" coins on eBay often sell between a +/- 5% spread of the melt value. For example, if you have a silver coin that has a $1.00 melt value, you should be able to find someone who's willing to buy/sell it between $0.95 - $1.05. However, the recent spike in the silver price has caused premiums to fluctuate wildly.

If you're planning to buy/sell 1 Roosevelt dime(s) when silver is priced at $15.45 / ounce, the final total may fall between $1.06 - $1.17 on eBay.

[Anonymous No.18415183]

>>18414170
>is silver good to invest in? Just started and I like an asset I can actually physically hold. Is there any price predictions for the future?
Yeah, it's going to $50 before end of the year. It's going to $80 in two years. Those numbers are assuming no debt reset. If shit really hits the fan and they switch to a gold based currency the price of silver could hit $2,000oz

[Anonymous No.18415223]

>>18414372
its better just to open an account with the Perth Mint and you can buy sell whenever you want, they keep it all 1:1 in their vaults and its government insured as well.

[Anonymous No.18415231]

>>18415183
>the price of silver could hit $2,000oz

[Anonymous No.18415235]

>>18414296
3

[Anonymous No.18415514]

>>18414296
If you are into trading coins, yes, get into meme shit
If you are looking into actual stacking, just buy silver. Preferably keep it uniform so you can unload it all at once if need be. ASE and such. Really, unless trading meme coins, bullion should be treated the same as a savings account, except when shit hits the fan you have something to fall back on because like gold, it will generally always have a standard market value.
Whether or not silver will moon because of it's increasing use in common appliances and the fact that it is becoming increasingly costly to mine, and whether or not it is currently undervalued is another discussion.
If you are looking for something safe to hold OP, just buy gold. There is really no reason to buy silver over gold unless you are banking on silver prices to shoot up. If you want something safe and in your hands, gold.

[Anonymous No.18415827]

>>18414994
not much

[Anonymous No.18415873]

Bet against the debt, become your own central bank OP