/pmg/ - Barely 18 Edition

[Anonymous No.20073973]

>Bullion dealers
https://www.apmex.com/
https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/
https://www.bgasc.com/
https://www.gainesvillecoins.com/
https://www.jmbullion.com/
https://www.providentmetals.com/
https://www.silvertowne.com/
https://sdbullion.com/
https://schiffgold.com/
https://goldsilver.com/
https://pinehurstcoins.com/
https://www.sprottmoney.com/
https://www.moneymetals.com/
https://monumentmetals.com/
https://www.goldenstatemint.com/
https://goldsilver.be/en/

>Constitutional/"junk" silver info
https://www.jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://www.kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
http://www.coinflation.com

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/

>News
https://www.kitco.com/
http://silverseek.com/
https://www.mining.com/

>Bullion tax info by state:
https://www.apmex.com/state-sales-tax-information

>Prospecting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://www.usgs.gov/energy-and-minerals/mineral-resources-program/science
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/mineral-titles/mt-faqs/faq_fmc.pdf
https://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/mines-and-minerals/mining-act
https://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Test
Nitric Acid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mg9YcAShTo
Magnets
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgSXg-WOEVY
https://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

>YouTube/Podcasts
https://www.youtube.com/user/silverguru David Morgan
https://www.youtube.com/user/SprottGlobal
https://www.youtube.com/user/KitcoNews
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqmToXM7x2tD7-2rs0KvObA
https://www.youtube.com/user/GoldAndSilverClub1
https://www.youtube.com/user/whygoldandsilver
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCED7G7CZfqdSV9zttlr1M_g
https://www.youtube.com/user/belangp

Additional /pmg/ resources and info--
https://pastebin.com/8HW6EdGt

Previous >>20056087

[Anonymous No.20074084]

>>20073973
Rhodium bros represent

[Anonymous No.20074098]

>>20073973
nice stack fren. theres already a thread.
but op goofed on the name

[Anonymous No.20074540]

>>20074098
what? where is it i want to post my stack again!

[Anonymous No.20074558]

>>20074540

>>20068204

[Anonymous No.20075875]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/wuhan-company-now-at-the-center-of-one-of-the-biggest-fake-gold-scandals

[Anonymous No.20076102]

>>20075875
Dont worry when the Three Gorges Dam breaks, 400 million Chinese and Wuhan along with Shanghai and most of Chinas manufacturing plants (most of which make fake goods) will be wiped off the map. Literally.

[Anonymous No.20076120]

>>20073973
Whats the most based 1 kilo silver bar to buy

[Anonymous No.20076169]

>>20076120
engelhards and johnson Mathenys are pretty asthetic and sought after

[Anonymous No.20076313]

>>20075875
I can't believe how they were able to pass off Copper as Gold. Wouldn't somebody have noticed the weight difference?

[Anonymous No.20076502]

>>20075875
Wouldn't that mean war tho? Or at least a sharp gold price spike? Why did it dumped? Someone sold in the last second, knowing that it's a fake metal on his paper? At least a Cold War is in order.
>>20076102
What's with that dam lately? I see it everywhere, some new /x/ meme?

[Anonymous No.20076608]

>>20076502
>What's with that dam lately? I see it everywhere, some new /x/ meme?

>he doesnt know

K E K
No anon. Its very real.

[Anonymous No.20076706]

>>20076608
Spoonfeed me, please. Was busy with normie life for the last week and I'm out of the loop.

[Anonymous No.20076765]

>>20076502
>>20076706

the software Google uses to stitch satellite images together makes some objects look distorted

>OMG THE THREE GORGES DAM IS BUCKLING, ITS GONNA BURST

[Anonymous No.20076848]

So I'm thinking we alll have until October to accumulate. (((They))) won't pull the rug out from under the economy truly until the perfect time to get Trump out of office.

[Anonymous No.20077021]

>>20076313
The scales were chinese

[Anonymous No.20077205]

>>20076848
thank god! I agree. September August seems to be the cracking point for comex deliveries. I'll be ok if it all crumbles down soon, but a few more months to stack heavy is A-OK WITH ME!

[Anonymous No.20078051]

What is everyone's silver to hold ratio? I currently have about 120oz worth of silver and have 0 gold

[Anonymous No.20078138]

>>20078051
750 silver
8 gold
1 plat
$15k gold/silver miners

[Anonymous No.20078152]

>>20078051
285:1 Ag Au. Silver is a no brainer and I'm all in

[Anonymous No.20078176]

>>20078138
>$15k gold/silver miners
Whos your broker

[Anonymous No.20078186]

>>20078051
50:0
When I hit 100 mayybe i'll get an ounce of gold, assuming gold hasn't breached 2k

[Anonymous No.20078250]

>>20078051
100:1

[Anonymous No.20078407]

>>20078051
550 oz silver, 25 oz gold
Regret it though.

[Anonymous No.20078426]

>>20078407
>Regret it though.
what regret?

[Anonymous No.20078588]

tomorrow nr. 7 will come in the mail

[Anonymous No.20078751]

Currently sitting on ~25 oz gold and 70 oz silver, mostly ASEs and bullion coins

Just relaxing and holding out for the inevitable market correction, where i’ll barter my PMs for precious land

[Anonymous No.20078944]

>>20078751
>70oz silver
why even bother with silver?

[Anonymous No.20079005]

>>20078944
>why even bother with silver?
because the "market correction" might include a correction to the Gold/Silver price ratios
which would greatly increase the value of Silver, far more percentage wise than the equivalent amount of gold

[Anonymous No.20079160]

>>20079005
sure but in comparison to your gold 70oz silver is nothing

[Anonymous No.20079177]

>>20078751
how much of the gold carries numismatic premiums? you got a lot of fancy boxes in there.

[Anonymous No.20079195]

>>20078751
why the fuck would anyone want gold in a depression

[Anonymous No.20079302]

>>20079160
you need to look at the ratios and calculate what it would mean to you silver value if the ratios corrected to historical ratios
im not saying its going to happen. but if it did, you stand to get more sum gains in silver than in gold

[Anonymous No.20079326]

>>20078751
>barter
You mean turn them in for cash and buy it right?

[Anonymous No.20079347]

>>20078944
>>20079195
Lurk more retards

[Anonymous No.20079351]

>>20079195
>what is a hedge against inflation

[Anonymous No.20079361]

>>20079195
You're gonna learn why, just like everyone else before you did, over the last 6000 years.

[Anonymous No.20079388]

>>20079302
Reply to wrong post?

[Anonymous No.20079398]

>>20078751
Very nice. Gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.20079406]

>>20079388
no

[Yukon Cornelius No.20079485]

>>20079388
He's saying the silver:gold price ratio is out of whack. The silver side is WAY bigger than it should be. If you collect silver now you stand to gain more than with gold because the correction will inflate the price of your silver against gold.

Play the ratio. Buy silver. When the ratio corrects, trade up for gold.

[Anonymous No.20079562]

Got my humble stack out for a family photo

[Anonymous No.20079612]

>>20079302

I never really comment about it, but personally I don't really see why the ratio should correct when money is digital.

Silver as a gold substitute for day-to-day coinage made sense in ye olden days and so a fixed value exchange also made sense. In the credit card era it doesn't seem necessary for silver to be monetized as a secondary backing commodity, hence the ratio seems like a thing of the past.

Not saying silver won't go up, I would bet that it does, but to those betting the farm on it I would politely suggest you diversify at least 50%. Just IMO.

[Anonymous No.20079626]

>>20076120
https://www.jmbullion.com/1-kilo-asahi-silver-bar-slc/

Im picking up one of the asahis today or tomorrow probably, but I might also get one of these

https://www.jmbullion.com/1-kilo-eagle-cast-silver-bar-9999/

because it just looks so goddamn sexy.

[Anonymous No.20079631]

>>20079562
If you aren't in New Jersey, you should get some quality hollow points (JHP) anon.

Speer Gold Dot or Federal HST are my go to's.

[Yukon Cornelius No.20079643]

>>20079631
>tfw NJ

[Anonymous No.20079645]

>>20079562
werewolves beware! very handsome stack, fren

[Anonymous No.20079647]

>>20078051
I believe I just crossed into 150oz of Ag territory. I only have 0.2oz of gold though. I fucking hate that the financial collapse is gonna happen due to a coof with a 0.05% mortality rate after I only had about 5 months of stacking. I should've lurked here years ago.

[Anonymous No.20079665]

>>20079631
I have hollow points. Used ball point for photo

[Anonymous No.20079685]

>>20079643
Ooosh senpai. Next best thing is to see if you can get Hornady Critical Defense since they plug the hollow cavity with an elastopolymer so it looks like FMJ but acts like JHP.

Regardless I don't want to get shot with anything, even FMJ, so you should be fine if shot placement is good. If it isn't, repeat as needed until it is. Good luck!

[Anonymous No.20079706]

>>20079665
Good deal, I just want to make sure anyone coming for your stack gets the very best you can offer them from the muzzle end

[Yukon Cornelius No.20079796]

>>20079685
I can't have hollow point, blue-tip, or polymer tip.
I can have front-loaders, though - but my current stockpile is all FMJ.

That said I have an M4 clone - shot placement is lazer-accurate. The scope is supposed to be a more streamline model but the company I bought form fucked up the order. Still works fine. I'm confident up to 250yds. After that I give 'em a 50/50 chance. I need to join a club that has a range longer than 250yds. I got invited to a private range a while back as a guest and they had a 400yd range but that was before I got my scope and I haven't been invited back.

[Yukon Cornelius No.20079816]

>>20079685
>>20079796
Forgot pic

[Anonymous No.20079852]

>>20079562
clean and aesthetic
nice stack

[Anonymous No.20079908]

>>20079485
the flip side to that is that gold could also fall to re align the ratio.

not saying it will, personally think it will not, but it is possible.

There is a lot to be said for the portability factor as well if you are the kind of person who thinks having to pick up and go is a possibility.

[Anonymous No.20080019]

Anybody have a pic of 10oz Scottsdale bars next to other 10oz bars for comparison?
Scottsdales look so much thiccer than all the other bars and I don't see why that would be unless other bars are a lot longer and wider
But clearly thicc is better

[Anonymous No.20080152]

Where the FUCK are all the 4th of July sales?????

[Yukon Cornelius No.20080198]

>>20079908
>pick up and go
Reminder - if your plan is to flee get your PMs in jewelry. It's a high premium but you get to claim it as sentimental value when crossing borders. Coins and bars will be forfeit.

[Anonymous No.20080218]

post your stacks /pmg/

[Anonymous No.20080239]

>>20079562
fuckin nice and aesthetic

[Anonymous No.20080260]

old pic

[Anonymous No.20080299]

contributing to the stack pics

[Anonymous No.20080349]

>>20080198
nah if they are gonna steal coins, they are gonna steal jewelry, once that point hits the rules dont matter because they will just change said rules.

Super easy to hide some coins/bars if you are smart.

[Anonymous No.20080514]

[Anonymous No.20080515]

>>20080218
love the thickness of the Krakens, going to my lcs and see if they got some thick 2oz maples that they had last time
>inb4 queen
I know but I like the aesthetic of thick coins

[Anonymous No.20080526]

>>20080349
I'm not sure if all airports outside of America work like this, but assuming you had your stack and wanted to escape your country for whatever reason, couldn't you convert all your silver to gold, and then put the coins into your wallet, phone case etc, put it in one of those plastic bins, walk through the metal detector and get through without any issue, maybe I'm retarded and it's definitely not that simple for some of the whales on here, but for us poorfags I just assume this would work without any issue

[Anonymous No.20080560]

>>20080514
Loving the stack but what's the point of fractional silver since it's already in a form that's easily trad-able in coins?

[Anonymous No.20080596]

>>20076608
Imagine wasting time on distorted.images. Worse than two more weeks faggots

[Anonymous No.20080609]

>>20080514
>JM Bags
yes

[Anonymous No.20080648]

side by side comparing
10 oz coins to one 10oz bar
32 oz coins to one kilo bar

[Floor Stacker No.20080660]

>>20080515
Thick coins are the shit

[Anonymous No.20080735]

>>20078051
Answer: BALLS DEEP IN SILVER

[Anonymous No.20080739]

>>20080515
I agree, the thiccness was the decisive factor

[Anonymous No.20080752]

>>20080735
I'd go balls deep in her sliver

[Anonymous No.20080753]

Today's pickup, $16.65 face for $228, not a bad deal, there's a couple crappy ones in there but it's overall a pretty good mix of coins

[Anonymous No.20080754]

>>20080560
I kind of just wanted it to have it. Other than that no real point I can see

[Anonymous No.20080770]

>>20080609
They are the best.

[Anonymous No.20080804]

>>20078051
100% silver

[Anonymous No.20081091]

Quick question, when do you guys think silver will pump, before or after the election? I have a feeling it might be this year but who knows really. When silver pumped during the recession how quick did it happen? Were you guys stackers during that time? How do we know if the prices won't go back down like they did before? What is the likelihood of reverting to a gold backed currency in our lifetime?

[Anonymous No.20081117]

>>20081091
when you sell

[Anonymous No.20081163]

>>20073973
>Rhodium
Are those smaller gold rounds half Sovereigns or quarter Sovereigns?

[Anonymous No.20081193]

>>20078051
35oz silver 1/2oz gold. Got another 1/4oz gold eagle today but can’t be arsed to take a new picture.

[Anonymous No.20081200]

>>20081091
>when do you guys think silver will pump, before or after the election?
dont know
>I have a feeling it might be this year but who knows really.
who knows. exactly
>When silver pumped during the recession how quick did it happen?
idk
>Were you guys stackers during that time?
casually
> How do we know if the prices won't go back down like they did before?
we dont know
>What is the likelihood of reverting to a gold backed currency in our lifetime?
highly unlikey.
we are being groomed for the new and total digital currency system clown money, accompanied with phase 1 of UBI welfare for niggers

[Anonymous No.20081209]

>>20081193
Also;
>

[Anonymous No.20081236]

Fuck bros, should l just pull the trigger right now or wait until 4th of july sales.
They include shipping and make you pay with CC so it's about $103 per bar for me.
Can l find better on 4th of july sales?

https://www.gainesvillecoins.com/products/159825/generic-5oz-silver-bars

[Anonymous No.20081239]

>>20081209
nice rape face guy

[Anonymous No.20081268]

>>20081236
yes

[Anonymous No.20081275]

Does /pmg/ like pre-1920 British sterling silver coins?

[Anonymous No.20081332]

>>20081268
Yes to the bar or wait until the 4th?

[Anonymous No.20081344]

>>20081332
yes

[Anonymous No.20081455]

Ratio 1300 silver roughly 2.2 ounces of gold. Not sure weather to just gamble my 6k on miners or be safe. The whole dtcc thing worries me about stocks.

[Anonymous No.20081567]

>>20080218

[Anonymous No.20081625]

>>20076765
No it's just in China for security purposes. Go look, none of the roads match up

[Anonymous No.20081712]

>>20081332
both

[Anonymous No.20081789]

>>20080218
Lost all my stack, sorry. But chaos warriors are cool.

[Anonymous No.20081815]

>>20081789
>Lost all my stack
how do you lose your stack?

[Anonymous No.20081857]

>>20081815
tragic boating accident

[The Devil !!y9pM1O7kKh0 No.20081900]

>>20081789
How much did she get?

[Anonymous No.20081999]

>>20081815
Tragic accident, maybe on a boat. The kind that stops you from posting things online.

[Anonymous No.20082264]

New pic from mine, but still only part of it. Not gonna show everything, 'cause that's dumb.

Someone last thread talked about Stimulus 2: Electric Boogaloo. Anyone got proof? If so, I'm probably going to go gold since I finally did my accounting and I'm GMI on silver.

[Anonymous No.20082733]

“The year 2020 – The year all of China will weep. The omens will be so bad that the New Year will not be celebrated. Then the plague will come. It will come with a fury – the tigers and the wolves will hide in the mountains. The plague will encompass all the land – and will eventually spread to the whole world. Very soon – rice will become so expensive that no one can eat. Then the rivers will sink all the boats. People in that year will only be able to harvest rice in the very early spring. There will be no harvest of late season rice, beans, wheat, and oats because vast clouds of locusts will lay waste to the entire countryside. I, Gentleman Zigong, assure you Chinese in 2020 that the locusts will fall from the skies and the destruction will be complete. Smoke and fire will fill the fields – but nothing will be able to stop the swarms. Once the locusts have destroyed the land and the smoke is still coming from the ground, the rivers will flood the countryside. I, Gentleman Zigong, will tell you Chinese in 2020 how to survive. Remain very close to your families and your neighbors. The best is to have stored up plenty of gold and food to live and share freely with those you love. Tolerate no thieves among the people. Be uniters and not dividers. If you can do all these things, you will survive.”

[Anonymous No.20082863]

Leaf reporting in. Was re-organizing my stack and decided to share.

Keep stacking
Do not lose hope

[Anonymous No.20082888]

>>20082264
just show us everything anon
show us

[Anonymous No.20082913]

>>20078751
But 70 oz of silver is less than 4% of your gold value. Even if the ratio goes to 50:1 you're only increasing your gold holdings by 4%. Unless you have some idea you're gonna buy shit with the silver theres no point in the hassle

[Anonymous No.20082959]

>>20082863
>a Fucking Leaf!
nice stack leaf bro
love those Johnson Matheney bars and those SilverTowne Prospector bars!

[Anonymous No.20083065]

>>20082863
Why do you hide the serial numbers? Honest question I dont on my pics

[Anonymous No.20083069]

>>20077021
topkek

>>20078051
100% silver for the moment, it's just too good of an opportunity at the current price.

[Anonymous No.20083102]

>>20079612
You bring up a good point.

However, I don't think people can currently conceive anything other than fractional reserve banking, even if the financial system collapsed. In that scenario non 100% bank deposits would still be sus and people would still want smaller value currencies for daily purchases/emergencies. Obviously gold will drag up the price of silver more than it does other commodities, but I think you're right about not making too big of bets on the ratio alone.

I realized this too and now that I have about 130 toz of silver stacked all my physical buys for a while are gonna be gold.

[Anonymous No.20083106]

>>20082733
>The best is to have stored up plenty of gold
Zigong Moneylendavitz??

[Anonymous No.20083133]

>>20078051
108 ozt silver. 1/4 ozt gold. Will probably be ordering 12 ozt of silver tomorrow, thinking Britannias. When I get 200 of silver I'm gonna work on gold more

[Anonymous No.20083175]

>>20079562
100% Comfy & aesthetic

[Anonymous No.20083188]

>>20082863
What's stacking like in leaf land, is it more expensive? what's the taxes like?

[Anonymous No.20083199]

>>20082733
>I predict a bunch of bad shit will happen in the future and I wont be around to face any consequences from my bad prediction because I'm fucking dead and I suck cocks.

Also

WHERE CAN I BUY KOOKABURRAS AND ASHAI ROUNDS AT THE SAME TIME.

[Anonymous No.20083238]

>>20083199
https://silvergoldbull.com/1-oz-2014-australian-kookaburra-silver-coin
https://silvergoldbull.com/1-oz-asahi-silver-round
silvergoldbull is your spot homie

[Anonymous No.20083274]

>>20083238
https://www.silver.com/2020-1-oz-silver-australian-kookaburra-coins/
https://www.silver.com/1-oz-silver-asahi-rounds/

EZ

[Anonymous No.20083284]

>>20079612
No need for silver to be monetized as a secondary backing commodity when hyperinflation kicks in.
Example :
- 1oz silver in 2015 : 255 bolivars (venezuela)
- 1oz silver in 2020 : 3 845 000 bolivars
As of today, 1oz buys you food for 6 months with the currents VEN food prices index.

[Anonymous No.20083315]

Bros my fren up in AK just sent me two gorgeous hand pours from a shop in anchorage
Gimme a bit to finish beating off over these shiny rocks before I bost them

[Anonymous No.20083332]

>>20083284
So my question with this is what did 1oz buy you before hyperinflation started in Venezuela? If the cost of living has always been cheap than nothing really has changed except your savings account is now worthless

[Anonymous No.20083347]

>>20083332
For example you can go live on one ounce of silver in parts of Asia as well, not because of hyperinflation but simply because the cost of living is cheap

[Anonymous No.20083397]

>>20083065
With serial numbers I can track your home and rape your poor little ass none the wiser

[Anonymous No.20083435]

>>20082959
Ya, there is some nice stuff out there. My local coin shop sells bars and I grab whatever is a good price so I get a lot of variety.
>>20083065
Autism I guess.
>>20083188
More or less the same, just in maple dollars. No sales tax on PMs (though we do get hit with capital gains if we sell high).

[Anonymous No.20083447]

>>20082733
the picture doesn't make any sense on so many levels lol

[Anonymous No.20083487]

>>20080218

[Anonymous No.20083488]

>>20083447
why, a tibetan monk can't meditate in front of a French Castle? You got a problem with that? Huh? hUHH??

[Anonymous No.20083493]

>>20083332
It was buying you few days of food.

[Anonymous No.20083527]

>>20083487
I was really happy with this purchase, even if the premium was pretty high.

[Anonymous No.20083531]

>>20081239
kek

[Anonymous No.20083547]

>>20083527
what is it?

[Anonymous No.20083554]

>>20083547
it's a fancy chopstick holder

[Anonymous No.20083561]

>>20083554
how do you fit chopsticks in that?

[Anonymous No.20083579]

>>20083561
It’s a replica of historical Chinese silver money. You can look at this particular item here: https://www.koreasilverex.co.kr/goods/view?no=221

Of the historical ones: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sycee

[Anonymous No.20083599]

>>20083487
whats that little cup thing under the red and green dollars, how many ounces is it?

[Anonymous No.20083606]

Why is it just silver that has these crazy premiums right now and not gold as well?

[Anonymous No.20083611]

>>20083527
That thing is so fuckin kino after seeing you post it I want one real bad but I already have a problem with wanting expensive shit (expensive = high premium = not worth it).

[Anonymous No.20083613]

>>20083599
The one I have is 50g. It looks heavier than that somehow!

[Anonymous No.20083642]

>>20083606
Unironically the jews, silver is the most Jewish metal in existence and they charge obscene premiums on it unless you're (((tribal)))

[46 !!y9pM1O7kKh0 No.20083646]

>>20083527
Is it hollow?

[Anonymous No.20083650]

>>20083611
It’s not my first time buying indulgent shit, when I posted pic related here a few months ago, you wouldn’t believe the chewing out I got.

I’m mostly trying to be relatively practical these days, I buy a lot of basic 1oz rounds and coins, and went all the way and ordered a 1KG silver bar that’s on the way.

Still, when I saw the Chinese Sycee thing, I just HAD TO buy it.

[Anonymous No.20083660]

hello frens, I'm trying to learn, and I won't lie, I'm a bit of brainlet. So I'm wondering as I look through the sites, and I see the price of silver, for example, is $18.15/oz, and a 1oz coin is about $21-23. Is the increase in price the cost of casting a coin? Or is it a profit margin for the websites? Also Should purchases ever be done with cc/paypal? Wiring seems pretty expensive if you're only buying a small amount

[Anonymous No.20083666]

>>20083606
American Eagles still have a premium over 5%, which is historically very high for gold.

[Anonymous No.20083670]

>>20083547
it's a silver tael. Originally, when barter was still the norm in China, the most sought after items were metallic farming tools, since 95% of the population were farmers. Early money was simply to forge a lot of farming tools, and over time it started to be smaller and smaller and using more precious metals. A tael was originally bigger, not really this shape and was a kind of plough used to turn over the soil.

[Anonymous No.20083674]

>>20083646
Oddly it doesn’t feel hollow, and yet surely it can’t be solid silver and just be 50g. Look at how large it appears compared to a 1oz coin.

Chinese physics?

[Anonymous No.20083694]

>>20083650
pic related .999 fine silver completely functional abacus I've always wanted for a desk toy

[Anonymous No.20083703]

>>20083660
"spot price" = price per ounce for paper "contratcs" for silver
i.e. jeweish trickery

spot price + premium is "market price" for physical PMs

not all dealers/vendors charge the same premiums so to get the best deal, you need to shop around to find the lowest premiums

before the current economics fiasco, premiums were probably closer to $2 or $3 per ounce +/- on avg

[Anonymous No.20083719]

>>20083660
Premiums are higher then normal right now, I still think silver is a good buy so I'm still buying but yeah, that's just how it is rn. Also, I do 90% of my payments in cash but if you don't get all your stack with cc I wouldn't sweat it, I occasionally do it but I also have an LCS and Letgo so online isn't my only resource

[Anonymous No.20083724]

>>20083650
Oh you dont have to tell me, I remember reading those posts rofl. Anything is better than nothing and the premium doesnt bother me until I do the math on how much regular "boring" silver I can get for the same price. Especially knowing full well the easiest/safest way to dump silver if I ever had to involves getting paid spot price at a LCS.

[Anonymous No.20083731]

>>20083660
i prefer to use my cc but i also buy with paypal sometimes, its about the same as using my cc

i think check/wire transfer will get you better deals, lower purchase prices, but it takes some time to set it up and check method takes time for check to go thru i guess
probably worth it to save money on larger purchases

[46 !!y9pM1O7kKh0 No.20083745]

>>20083674
More than likely a hollow center. I bought a shitty little 3 gram knockoff one and it looks pretty similar, way too big to be 3g, but it is made from pretty thin silver.

[46 !!y9pM1O7kKh0 No.20083756]

>>20083694
It's probably copper my dude

[Anonymous No.20083771]

>>20083674
looks like it should weight 5oz

[Anonymous No.20083776]

>>20083731
Bro you just set up billpay through your bank. Billpay = your bank sends a physical check to the business in the amount you designate. It's slow as shit because the bank takes time to send it (5 business days for mine) then the dealer has to deposit and let the check clear (3-5 business day) then they have to ship your stuff (2-5 business days). Unless there's some impending doom reason to hurry the process I see no reason to pay extra just to get your stuff faster.

[Anonymous No.20083813]

>>20083642
Lucky Larry Silverstein. ;^)

[Anonymous No.20083816]

>>20083776
well yes i know, that's what i was referring to
and i know the prices will be best you can get with check/wire transfer form all the listing i see on every vendor site

[Anonymous No.20083821]

>>20078051
50ag
.25 au

[Anonymous No.20083835]

>>20083821
You’re basically me~

33oz silver
0.16oz gold

[Anonymous No.20083852]

165oz silver and stacking every week

[Anonymous No.20083868]

>>20078051
233.3/1 Ag/Au

[Anonymous No.20083874]

>>20083852
nice.
time to post Rugers i guess

[Anonymous No.20083875]

>>20083816
Money wires are not the same thing, they cost $30 per wire when I worked at a credit union 10yrs ago so I cant imagine theyre cheaper now. ACH/E-checks are not the same thing. It takes 5-10 min to set up a billpay check. Idk why you wouldnt take the time to save 4-5% on every purchase regardless of how much youre buying.

[Anonymous No.20083888]

>>20083875
>Money wires are not the same thing, they cost $30
what? ok fuck that then. why would anyone do that?

[Anonymous No.20083928]

Does anyone else find it peculiar how cheap silver is now? Of course you can be cynical and perhaps correctly so and say that silver is less valued than it used to be, yet I still can’t get over the fact that a trifling 1oz coin is only slightly heavier than the old silver crowns that were once the most valuable of all silver coins minted in England, representing 1/4 of a pound sterling, a lot of money in those days.

[Anonymous No.20083942]

>>20078051
30z silver 1 oz gold but I'm going to get up to maybe 100oz of silver before I get another gold

[Anonymous No.20083957]

>>20075875
Guys a few days ago I was talking about Chinas strange silver measuring system they've put in place.

I was unable to articulate any well rounded sentence to convey my point.

However I did say that if we see any kind of strange logistics activity within 2 weeks of discussing the silver leasuements than something is up & smuggling would be hitting the U.S.

Guess what? Here it is. This is what I was talking about.

I think this will lead to further scandals coming from China but now relating to the electronic & technology industry.

I think mainframes are going to be directly tied to this somehow with both the gold & strange new Chinese silver increment.

Watch out.
Tech break up is going to reveal actuall treason & possibly treason prosecution under the trunp administration.

Side note: Last unofficial thread was not linked in the OP. Grab silver & gold now because they're going for the digital currency now to take over you in every aspect.

[Anonymous No.20083961]

>>20083928
A nice family cottage in england during the victorian era used to cost 300oz of silver.

[Anonymous No.20083978]

>>20083852

Absolutely based

[Anonymous No.20083984]

>>20083957
That's interesting, but calm down with the reddit spacing fren..

[Anonymous No.20083986]

>>20083888
Theyre usually best for international payments and/or very large sums of cash or at least that's how it was explained to me all those years ago lol.

[Anonymous No.20083993]

>>20079626
The eagle bar for sure looks nice.

[Anonymous No.20084004]

>>20083984
I realize reddit types like that, but I've been talking like this since 2004 on /a/.

[Anonymous No.20084060]

>>20084004
i type that way too
because who the fuck wants to look at a huge wall of unbroken text. its like people don't even kniw the concept of separate paragraphs

[46 !!y9pM1O7kKh0 No.20084130]

>>20083957
What do you mean by smuggling hitting the u.s.? People smuggling gold and silver out of the country?

[Anonymous No.20084143]

>>20083957
Btw, speaking about Asian measuring system, i'll once again do my history frog, but 'yuan' (chi), 'won' (kor), 'yen' (jap) all have the same root and mean the same word : round. It come from the fact that when the portugueses opened the silk maritime roads they imposed the 1oz silver real as standard for international trades in their trading posts. But back then, none of the asians countries used rounds as money, cf my post here >>20083670 ; so they were kinda surprised, and called it yuan money : round money. The real silver standard even became the standard for inter-asians trades because it was really easy, until the chinks started to cheat and add copper in their coins, until it was only 40% pure silver kek, so at one point the koreans, viets and japs refused to trade with the chinese yuan.
Chinks truly are the jews of Asia.

[Anonymous No.20084164]

>>20084060
Separating paragraphs is one thing, but espacing every single sentence is as retarded as giant walls of texts, in both cases it defeat the purpose of paragraphs...

[Anonymous No.20084198]

>>20083487
Here’s my nonprecious just for fun stuff

[Anonymous No.20084241]

>>20083875
My bank only charges $25 they're useful when making big boy purchases and also it gives you the opportunity to decide exactly when to send the payment if you need to make a deposit or move some money around.

[Anonymous No.20084245]

>>20083487
any reason you chose won over other currencies?
>t. F-4 Visa eligible

[Anonymous No.20084254]

>>20084245
Whaddaya mean chose won? I’m in Korea.

[Anonymous No.20084277]

>>20084254

[Anonymous No.20084315]

>>20084241
I guess prices really havent changed. I didnt even bother lookin until just now.

[Anonymous No.20084329]

hello /biz/i just turned 18 i want to know if its good to buy copper rn i want to start small to get my feet wet

[Anonymous No.20084348]

https://www.bankonyourself.com/is-the-u-s-headed-towards-financial-doomsday.html

Article from April 12, 2011. It's interesting to read through it and see what they were saying about precious metals back then, and in the short term they were right to some degree, but holy shit some of what they said in there is hard to read without cringing a little, I guess hindsight is 20/20

>The frequency with which we’ve been receiving these questions seems to be picking up recently. And I believe the reason for that is the endless parade of financial advice-givers who are all too happy to take your U.S. dollars to tell you why those dollars will be worthless… and why our economy is on an unavoidable collision course with destruction.

These merchants of gloom and doom appear to have one goal in common: To so paralyze you with fear that you let them do your thinking for you as you rush to take their advice.
I mean, I understand why normies think this, but I would say to some degree that stacking is the opposite of being completely negative about where we think the world is going, in some ways its a yearning to go back to a time where money was money, and in that way we're just people who want to keep what we've earned, and that's what we're doing by stacking. They talk in this article as if things can continue to function the way they have been for the rest of eternity and I just don't get how they can convince themselves of that when inflation and interest rates eat away at our wealth year after year, I wonder if the writer of this article still holds these views even now

[Anonymous No.20084352]

>>20084329

do not buy copper

[Anonymous No.20084366]

>>20084254
ah nice. Those floor panels reminded me of my state provided apartment when I was teaching english... Anyway, as you know, preppers like having some paper cash on hand. I'm a burger, but I've been thinking about getting some won since it would probably be the most useful to me in a SHTF or a world shattering event since I have heritage and would probably be accepted as a refugee in Korea sooner than other places. I guess opening a US account with Woori or NH would work better since i think they have strong remittance programs. also very nice stacks senpai.

[Anonymous No.20084391]

>>20084348
Meant to greentext the second part of the article, it should be fairly obvious where it starts and ends
>>20084329
As someone who's also 18 and working on a budget just as small as I'm assuming yours is, just go all in on silver, unless you can afford quarter ounce or half ounce gold pieces just stack junk silver and generics right now

[Anonymous No.20084415]

would i be wasting my time if i bought gold by the gram?

[Anonymous No.20084428]

Is there any reason not to get Platinum right now when it's the cheapest it's been in like 10 years?

[Anonymous No.20084435]

>>20076102
rolling for the damn to kill millions

[Anonymous No.20084436]

>>20084428

why won't it keep dropping?

[Anonymous No.20084450]

>>20084415

yes, just get silver

[Anonymous No.20084479]

>>20084352
>https://www.foxnews.com/us/wuhan-company-now-at-the-center-of-one-of-the-biggest-fake-gold-scandals
why not?
>>20084391
>>20084391
what is junk silver is that stuff like silver coins ?also how do you store/hide your silver?

[Anonymous No.20084480]

Not going to lie boys, getting real antsy for these 4the of july sales. Just want to buy some fucking silver.

Will we see sales tomorrow or are they actually going to make us wait?

[Anonymous No.20084520]

>>20084436
Because everything else has recovered except for it and Palladium. But Palladium hit ATA last year so I don't foresee another spike anytime soon. Platinum still seems like it has a lot of wiggle room and looks like it already hit its floor, or at least close to it.

[Anonymous No.20084523]

Look at these hand pours, boys.

[Anonymous No.20084559]

>>20084428
Maybe you should try to understand why it went from $2200 down to $600 in first place, no? There is no Pt market manipulation, unlike for gold&silver.
Imo plat will keep falling until it bottom out around $400.

[Anonymous No.20084581]

>>20084559
Thanks for the honest and grounded advice that got through my current FOMO. I will reconsider until I research more. Today anon was not a faggot. Should hold out until July 4th sales on silver anyway.

[Anonymous No.20084593]

>>20083284
> 1oz silver in 2020 : 3 845 000 bolivars

the official exchange rate is about 202,000 bolivars for 1 USD

which comes out to 3,636,000 for $18 (1 oz silver)

so silver kept its value in venezuela because the USD is still valuable

[Anonymous No.20084594]

>>20083835
>~

[Anonymous No.20084603]

>>20084523
Mirin the sigil on 9.93

[Anonymous No.20084620]

>>20078051
100:1 is my goal but it's hard not to be constantly silver heavy.

[Anonymous No.20084626]

>>20078051
One thousand, five hundred troy ounces of .999 FINE SILVER.

And a few ounces of gold.
Bitch.

[Anonymous No.20084637]

>>20084626
pic?

[Anonymous No.20084687]

>>20084130
I think the measurements of silver & gold will have been found to throw of the total shipment weights that are paired with tech supplies. The tech supplies weight will be off/inaccurate with embedded chips smuggled into the U.S. if there was copper in the gold than this method may have been used. You pair inaccurate wight measurments with other materials in "split container" units. Half can be gold or silver among another commodity listed on the paperwork. Essentially measurments & weights are masking hidden cargo.

I honestly can't say anything else.
I'm just seeing things I cannot get into detail with. Getting into too risky talk.
Just keep your eyes out.

>>20084143
>40% pure silver kek, so at one point the koreans, viets and japs refused to trade with the chinese yuan.
This has to have been the Tang Gang.
Late Tang society was a joke.

[Anonymous No.20084696]

>>20079485
guy:
>sure but in comparison to your gold 70oz silver is nothing
reply to guy:
>you need to look at the ratios ... you stand to get more sum gains in silver than in gold

the reason he was saying 'why bother with silver' wasnt because he was bearish on it, muh new paradigm etc. He was saying why bother with only 70 oz of silver (~$1,260) while simultaneously having a comparably huge amount of gold in terms of value (25 oz = $45,000).

They essentially agree, so thats why its confusing to see them debating.

[PAN MAN No.20084699]

>>20084523
very nice ingots mate

[Anonymous No.20084714]

>>20084479
https://www.homedepot.com/b/Plumbing-Pipe-Fittings-Fittings-Copper-Fittings/N-5yc1vZ1z18i3b&type=Department&value=Copper%2520Fittings&position=left%2520rail%253Atop%2520filters%253A11&selectionMethod=all

Here's your answer.

[Anonymous No.20084720]

>>20084696
tl;dr "why bother with silver" if youre gonna take such a pitifully small position despite having the resources to go much further.

[Anonymous No.20084726]

>>20079612
>money is digital.
only when electricity is reliable, see Venezuela.

[Anonymous No.20084738]

>>20084523
That ~10z bar oh fug im gonna COOOOOOOOOOOOOM
https://shop.alaskamint.com/Investment-Silver-and-Gold_c183.htm
That price oh fug my dick is SOOOOOOOOOOOFT

[Anonymous No.20084746]

>>20083347
>>20083332
1 oz of silver probably couldnt buy you even close to the same amount of goods in Venezuela say, 15 years ago. Talking out of my ass but I bet its true desu

[Anonymous No.20084777]

>>20081999
Poor glowies

[Anonymous No.20084794]

>>20084603
Yeah man these things are super nice
>>20084699
Big thanks
>>20084738
Yeah, that was the problem. The guy who got them told me that everything the place had was super overpriced, but he likes nice rocks like I do and knows that I'm good for it if he sends some my way every once in a while.

[Anonymous No.20084812]

>>20084714
>https://www.homedepot.com/b/Plumbing-Pipe-Fittings-Fittings-Copper-Fittings/N-5yc1vZ1z18i3b&type=Department&value=Copper%2520Fittings&position=left%2520rail%253Atop%2520filters%253A11&selectionMethod=all
hey niggermost of the time that shit is not pure copper you dumb faggot

[Anonymous No.20084819]

>>20081712
damn tucker carlson was a player

[Anonymous No.20084858]

>>20083642
Which jews?

[Anonymous No.20084868]

>>20084143
>round money
Maybe they were naming it after roundeye

[Anonymous No.20084874]

>>20083674
bro 50g of silver feels like 50g of silver. You wouldn't be able to tell if its hollow. fucking smoothbrain

[Anonymous No.20084948]

>>20083852
where can i get the hundred trillion dollar bill?

[Anonymous No.20084959]

>>20084812
https://www.homedepot.com/b/Electrical-Wire/Bare-Copper/N-5yc1vZbm7vZ1z0uqq4

Does this help?

[Anonymous No.20084962]

>>20084366
>refugee to Korea
lmao all my relatives are desperately making 10000+ IQ plans to leave Korea. Don't go Korea is turning into a live dumpster fire.

[Anonymous No.20084970]

>>20084315
I mean if you think about it the cost for the bank to send digital money to another bank is basically zero.

[Anonymous No.20085019]

>>20084720
>why bother only breathing that puny amount of air when the whole planet is covered in it?
>you fools why bother !!

point is its a stupid fungicide question to begin with no matter how you mentally jump up and down and contort yourself over it

[Anonymous No.20085021]

>>20084366
>opening a US account with Woori or NH
Last time I checked US branches are completely separate from the ones in Korea. I have a Shinhan America acct and the bank told me I can't do anything to my Shinhan Korea acct because it's completely independent from each other.

[Anonymous No.20085040]

>>20084593
>$18 (1 oz silver)
you speak in term of spot price, which doesnt exist for physical.

>so silver kept its value in venezuela because the USD is still valuable
Nice brainlet reasoning lol, food in USD is still valuable too, then why PMs outperform others commodities in VEN?
what do you think will happen when the dollar hyperinflate too?

[Anonymous No.20085049]

>>20084479
It's 90% US silver coins minted in the year 1964 or before, this applies to dimes, quarters, halves and dollar coins and it's a good way to accumulate if you can find it at a good price

[Anonymous No.20085056]

Looking through the sites in the OP, it looks like 1oz bars are out pretty much everywhere. Any idea when they'd be in stock?

[Anonymous No.20085060]

>>20084738
neither one of those is a ten ounce bar, retarded coomer

[Anonymous No.20085066]

>>20085056
If 1 oz why not just get coins or bars?

[Anonymous No.20085082]

>>20085066
*coins or rounds

[Anonymous No.20085094]

>>20085066
My current plan is to get silver 10oz and 1oz bars from the same mint/of the same design. I could get coins/rounds if the 1oz bars don't come in stock often but I'd prefer them to be the same.

[Anonymous No.20085105]

>>20085056
what?

[Anonymous No.20085110]

>>20084962

[Anonymous No.20085121]

>>20085060
Do you actually not know what the ~ symbol means before the 10 lmao

[Anonymous No.20085139]

>>20085110
what does that mean I don't speak chong

[Anonymous No.20085147]

>>20084962
I thought korea was going alright? What happened?

[Anonymous No.20085151]

>>20085105
Thanks, must have missed it. It's ugly but it'll do.

[Anonymous No.20085173]

>>20085139
just checking

[Anonymous No.20085175]

>>20084962
What's going on with Korea? Kim rattling his saber?

[Anonymous No.20085178]

>>20085094

[Anonymous No.20085221]

>>20085049
ok thank you anon

[Anonymous No.20085226]

>>20085147
Korea's getting like 50 new cases everyday. The initial confident atmosphere changed to a general "our economy is fucked" fear. Korea's economy is mostly exports so if other countries shut down and stop spending it's over for Korea.

In addition, Korea's economy was by far the weakest in OECD even before the pandemic due to increasing high tech competition from China and a whole flood of pro unskilled laborer laws that basically makes it impossible to make money from opening businesses. Also the politics are tearing that country apart. SOciety is breaking apart into two radical irreconcilable camps: Far right "pro Japan insects" vs Far left "Commie red infiltrators." If you think pro/anti Trump politics is ugly, wait til you watch literal fist fighting between congressmen in Korea. Plus fighting with crowbars and bats.

[Anonymous No.20085229]

>>20085147
>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sycee

the kdrama bubble has peaked, south korea will be a third world country within 5 years.

[Anonymous No.20085246]

>>20085175
Nobody I know in Korea cares about North Korea's daily threats, and nobody believes there will be a peaceful reunification. They are so used to "we gon kill you" threats that Korea's stock markets don't budge even after North Korea says "Seoul will turn into a sea of fire tomorrow" (true story).

[Anonymous No.20085259]

>>20085226
Jesus christ. That's wild, I haven't been paying much attention to S. Korea recently.
>>20085229
Fug, it really will be the chinese century at this rate.

[Anonymous No.20085338]

>>20084637
Not today CIA

[Anonymous No.20085344]

>>20085338
how about tomorrow

[Anonymous No.20085354]

>>20085338

and the larp on the larp goes larp larp larp

[Anonymous No.20085371]

https://mobile.twitter.com/GlobalProTrader/status/1278864320156307456/photo/1

Not trying to scare any Anons here, I've been the biggest Gold miner bull for months, but just be ready for a pullback. Mining sector looks overheated right now. Personally going to stay in my positions but start building up a cash bank in case of a pullback.

[Anonymous No.20085377]

first website i've seen advertising july 4th sales so far. shit i'm not interested in personally:
https://www.goldenstatemint.com/deals/

[Anonymous No.20085415]

>>20085377
>https://www.goldenstatemint.com/deals/
those 1oz walking liberty rounds dont look bad.
im tempted to get some of those 1oz copper rounds for 99 cents each, just for the memes

[Anonymous No.20085426]

have any of you guys had your silver or gold put into jewelry for you? I'm gonna be traveling overseas for 2 years and I asked a friend of mine and he said I cant get gold made into a chain pretty easily. Has anyone tried this as a way to store gold on their person?

[Anonymous No.20085434]

>>20085377
and another:
https://www.bgasc.com/category/golden-state-mint-silver-bars

[Anonymous No.20085509]

>>20085434
another with set amount off with certain amount spent. the prices look high though..:
https://www.moderncoinmart.com/featured/trending-now/?&cat=724&sort=date_added?&link=independence-day-sale&linkcat=hero

[Anonymous No.20085569]

>>20085509
just wait for the big dealers I guess. Usually SD has the meanest holiday specials

[Anonymous No.20085578]

>>20085434
>$19.60/Oz any quantity

Not bad DESU

[Anonymous No.20085691]

Dont worry, Three Gorges Dam is on the verge of collapsing which will kill 400 million chinese, wipe out 80% of Chinese factories, and eliminate all of Shanghai and Wuhan and a lot of farm land.

If Korea can hold out until the end of the current chinese flood season or the next one then they wont go full blown collapse. Assuming Moon Jae-in doesnt fully spread his ass to NK communism the way he is trying to do now.

[Anonymous No.20085727]

>>20084962
>>20085021
>10000+ IQ plans
jesus, no. This would be like when people just show up at the door and ask to be let in. I figure since Korea should still put emphasis on blood that I'd have a better chance getting there if America gets absolutely rekt. I would like to move back to Jeju-si, but I'm sure in this scenario that I'd end up in something like a small backwater place far outside of Busan or something.
>Don't go Korea is turning into a live dumpster fire.
That's a shame to hear. I was planning on doing an east asia trip since some friends are still out that way. The virus bologna doesn't help, but i guess my wallet and stack are getting a little bit fatter.
>completely separate from the ones in Korea
That's what it seems like, but I'm sure the funds would be a little more liquid. I'll have to look into it more and see if the accounts can hold won or have some kind of account that would quickly deposit won somehow.

[Anonymous No.20085929]

[Anonymous No.20085942]

>>20085929
Should I do it?

[Anonymous No.20085988]

>>20085942

[Anonymous No.20086009]

>>20085371
Pull out a little and you'll see Gold Miners have never been more undervalued to the S and P since the 80s from it's historical norm.

[Anonymous No.20086040]

>>20085509
Actually if you buy 47 buffalo rounds thats just over $1000 and with the 175 discount that comes out to ~17.62 per ounce so amazingly you can come out under spot. So either they didn't do the math on that or they figure its worth the loss somehow.

[Anonymous No.20086099]

I stacked gold francs for years. Do you think the 70 IQ at US Customs would recognize them or just think it’s foreign money? I’m getting ready to move to France with the wife (French National)

[Anonymous No.20086109]

>>20085727
Korean economy is so dependent on foreign trade that if America gets rekt Korea will be doubly rekt.

>I'm sure the funds would be a little more liquid. I'll have to look into it more and see if the accounts can hold won or have some kind of account that would quickly deposit won somehow.

Your America and Korea accounts are whole different accounts with no traces of each other. There is no communication. You can't flip USD <------> KRW between accounts I tried that last year no luck (wanted to change all the KRW to USD). They keep telling you those two accounts are equal to being owned by two strangers. No connection whatsoever.

[Anonymous No.20086112]

Top 3 gold and silver junior miners to buy right now? I am pulling out of a lot of my stock investments and want to go half on more metals and the other half on miners.

[Anonymous No.20086121]

>>20086099
You should weave it into a belt and claim it as jewelery

[Anonymous No.20086133]

>>20085942
Holy shit, that is the exact order (even quantity) I ordered last week. Do it!

[Anonymous No.20086161]

>>20086112
Juniors: Nova Gold Resources, McEwen Mining, EuroSun Mining

Majors: First Majestic Silver, Skeena Resources, Vista Gold

[Anonymous No.20086165]

>>20086133
Tubes for stacking and a few singles for clinking?

[Anonymous No.20086178]

>>20086099
How big a stack are we talking? Also is it illegal to own gold in france or something why do you see the need to conceal it? So long as you declare it you can pretty much carry whatever the fuck you want.

[Anonymous No.20086187]

>>20086165
Yeah, gotta have a handling coin of each type.

[Anonymous No.20086190]

>>20085942
Wait to see if there's a sale this saturday. Otherwise, looks good fren.

[Anonymous No.20086210]

>>20085929
>>20085942
Also fren if you are willing to order from multiple dealers, you can save some money. Look at monument metals prices for example.

[Anonymous No.20086213]

>>20086178
About 150 coins total so about 28 oz of gold. Idk I’m just thinking I would get stopped and talked to if I try crossing the border with 50k in gold. If it’s really about to explode then there will be a shadow ban already on place for expatriation of gold.

[Anonymous No.20086248]

>>20086099
Toss them in a box with a bunch of shitty old Euro coins, some photos of your grandmother, some movie ticket stubs, and a worn hemp bracelet.

[Anonymous No.20086296]

>>20086109
I understand. I was thinking more along the lines of an account with a broker/custodian that can store and transfer won to the second account or, in the worst case scenario, something like crypto and offloading via korbit. I appreciate the info.

[Anonymous No.20086328]

>>20086210
Damn, they don’t have any kooks but it’s about 60$ less for the rest, they always cheaper?

[Anonymous No.20086362]

>>20086161
thanks fren ill look into them

[Anonymous No.20086376]

>>20086328
Oh actually that is their “as low as” price gotta go thru checkout to get the actual pricing that’s some (((bullshit)))

[Anonymous No.20086383]

>>20086040
Never mind they're not that dumb. The cheaper rounds don't qualify.

Actually on further review I can't find anything that qualifies and their terms say "Offer not valid for purchase of bullion products" which leads to the question what the fuck is it even meant to apply to.

[Anonymous No.20086394]

>>20086099
Either declare them as "souvenir collector coins" without mentioning their gold content or just throw them in a jar or bag with a bunch of worthless francs from the 90s.

[Anonymous No.20086412]

>>20086296
>broker/custodian
Nope. They kept telling me that I have to go to Korea in person with my personal stamp if I want to get money out and change currency.

Anyways that's my story it might be different.

[Anonymous No.20086415]

>>20085916

[Anonymous No.20086423]

>>20086296
also good luck!

[Anonymous No.20086454]

>>20086328
>>20086376
It should still be slightly cheaper for the krugs and the ASEs. Spend the difference on something else, or save some money.

[Anonymous No.20086548]

How many ounces of paper gold and silver for every ounce of physical that exists? I saw it posted once.

[Anonymous No.20086558]

>>20083957
You posted this same schizo garbarge 3 threads ago. Explain what the fuck you mean by mainframes being tied to 'this' or why you think you need to change the amount of silver in you bullion to accommodate spooky computer viruses (which are apparently so big they weigh a few grams).

[Anonymous No.20086606]

>goal is 10 tubes of ASE's
>have 9
>barely enough for my final tube
>or I can get 25 oz of generic stuff

I know I should go with the larger amount of silver but still..

[Anonymous No.20086615]

>>20085426
>https://www.goldenstatemint.com/deals/

i don't see the point. is there some restriction that says you can travel with a gold chain but not gold coins?

[Anonymous No.20086622]

hi frens

[Anonymous No.20086628]

>>20084428
>>20084436
>>20084559
>>20084581
Plat is strange because it doesn't have a history as a monetary metal, despite being rarer than gold. Its extraordinarily useful as a catalyst, a high-temp metal, and a medical implant alloy. This means its value is tied to heavy industry demand. I own an ounce of it, but its really a speculative thing, and since so little plat is made into bullion the buy-sell spread is high.

[Anonymous No.20086645]

>>20086628
I thought plat was cars and palladium was catalyst stuff

[Anonymous No.20086673]

>>20085259
It won't be the Chinese century until the heat death of the universe.

[Anonymous No.20086711]

>>20086645
Both metals are used for different catalytic applications. Plat is the big one for catalytic converters and NOX remediation systems, whereas I keep seeing more and more Pd in hydrogenation reactions. I'm not a synthetic organic chemist though, so I can't get into the details of why that is.

Fun fact: if society really collapsed we probably wouldn't have the ability to melt platinum for 100 years.

[Anonymous No.20086772]

>>20086383
Fuck MCM I've never seen them have anything at a reasonable price. And their "deal" doesnt work on bullion? Lmfao.

[Anonymous No.20086775]

>>20086628
IIRC it actually has stopped being used as much as a catalyst, and as many other things, which has been a main driver for the price reduction.

[Anonymous No.20086800]

>>20079195
>why the fuck would anyone want gold in a depression
FDR thought it was a good thing to have.

[Anonymous No.20086868]

>>20086800
>Thinks it was FDR that took the gold
This was for surety of the national debt. It was for the creditors. Most won't figure this out.

[Anonymous No.20086890]

>>20086615
it's more about ease of travel. I can easily carry 2 ounces around my neck. also where do you keep gold coins, in your pocket? also gold chains are just cool.

[Anonymous No.20086949]

>>20086711
>Fun fact: if society really collapsed we probably wouldn't have the ability to melt platinum for 100 years.
How do we melt it currently? I thought tungsten had the highest melting point

[Anonymous No.20087203]

>>20083487
I just got this in the mail lol.

[Anonymous No.20087217]

>>20087203

[Anonymous No.20087224]

>>20087217

[Anonymous No.20087238]

>>20087224

[Anonymous No.20087297]

If the stock market has another correction, I expect there to be forced liquidation of assets like in Feb-March, and that forced selling to drive down Silver and Gold in a rush for USD.

If/when that happens, what's the best way to get some silver at closest to spot price for that brief selloff?

>>20087217
>>20087224
cute
what the hell is the money museum?
did you just buy money?

[Anonymous No.20087319]

>>20087297
Careful
https://goldsilver.com/blog/how-would-gold-perform-in-a-second-stock-market-crash/
March might have been all that was needed for a primer.

[Anonymous No.20087337]

>>20087203
What is that just a pamphlet explaining new security features? Are you korean or did you just buy some gook fiat once and now they're trying to shill it to you?

On a side note korean gold is quite pretty although desu I'm just glad to have something without the queens face on it.

[Anonymous No.20087388]

>>20087337
Nice looking round.

Well, as you can see it is a leaflet explaining the security features and design, while it also contains two 10,000 won notes inside.

[Anonymous No.20087418]

>>20087297
Can private sellers really move the market that much?

[Anonymous No.20087503]

>>20087319
a primer?

Maybe silver doesn't sell off, and that opportunity doesn't present itself. I'm not even confident that stocks will sell off, since everyone seems baffled and bearish voiced are so loud.

There will be other opportunities, and I don't need to prepare myself for the event that this opportunity doesn't occur.

>>20087418
Private sellers?
It was shadow banks and hedge funds, I believe. Whatever gold they had, in etfs or futures contracts or however else they held it, they sold as they got margin called on their heavily leveraged bullish positions, and were forced to free up USD to cover their positions.

So they sold whatever they could, which is why you saw commodities crash, and even the top quality stocks sell off with the trash.

[Anonymous No.20087510]

>>20080648
Great visual representation. Thank you anon

[Anonymous No.20087591]

>>20080648
looks like having a bunch of 1 oz coins would feel more substantial and be more divisible than a couple bars

[Anonymous No.20087607]

new >>20087590

[Anonymous No.20087636]

>>20086548
1:88 for gold
1:175 for silver

[Anonymous No.20087791]

>>20085426
buy gold chains (333/1000) gold maybe try to get a gold silver mixture (no copper). it's not the spot price but always mire worth than a shitty smartphone if you need to barter. it's line having parts of your wealth with you all the time (with high premium of cause but if your hyper inflation scenarios are possible you'll give a shit about a once paid premium when you barter with a fwtdhw).

[Anonymous No.20087829]

>>20086099
what the fuck do you want in france? the frogs will probably experience more riots in the coming years than the rest of europe because of the chechen and middle east gangs there. the yellow west protests ended when the maghreb gangs showed up and startet looting and rioting.

[Anonymous No.20087845]

>>20080752
based

[Anonymous No.20087944]

>>20086673
holy shit, i guess we're fucked here in berlin...