/pmg/ - Fresh and Clean edition

[Anonymous No.20671382]

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

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

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/

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

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

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

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

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

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

previous >>20665080

[Anonymous No.20671406]

FWTDHWAHQUD status-- {mixing ambien and merlot}

[Anonymous No.20671418]

I’m curious of something, so for those wanting to participate
>post stack
>say your waifu
I want to know the best girl of /pmg/

[Anonymouse No.20671426]

[Anonymous No.20671427]

When copypasting the OP, please remember to remove the "[embed]" otherwise they stack up.

[Anonymous No.20671457]

>>20671418
Chicks are for fags.

[Anonymous No.20671466]

Why aren't more people talking about this?
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2020-07-22/oft-spoken-shelton-stirs-alarm-over-views-as-she-nears-fed-seat&ved=2ahUKEwj9nMPxzOfqAhXKGjQIHUSRDMcQFjAcegQIEhAC&usg=AOvVaw0YoY6Cta35pORKBimMu5fX&ampcf=1
>Economy was winding up for another recession since 2019, Fed was already printing
>Trump's entire mandate was "Make America Great Again", wanted to fix and wrestle back the American economy from China
>Suddenly Chunk flu accelerates a already slowly depreciating dollar into death throes
>And now Judy Shelton, long time advocate for returning to a PM backed standard is up to take the place of Jerome
Seems like a hell of a coincidence all these pieces lining up.

[Anonymous No.20671482]

https://youtu.be/j0Qv9uSNWCk

[Anonymous No.20671496]

>>20671457
Post husbando then desu

[Anonymous No.20671538]

Tell me if there are any other common Gold coins I should list. I tried to be as throrough as I could.

[Anonymous No.20671537]

>>20671496
I'm not gay either.

[Anonymous No.20671566]

One day I’m going to pay a hooker to let me cover her in silver coins and take a photo for /pmg/

[Anonymous No.20671603]

>>20671466
As no one taken the government to court over that image?

[Anonymous No.20671606]

>>20671538
100 corona/20 corona
Good work, fren

[Anonymous No.20671610]

>>20671566
She'll probably steal your coins.

[PAN MAN No.20671622]

>>20671566
I have a question for /pmg/ before I go to bed, how much gold (say 1 ounce double eagle coins) would it take to fill the average bath tub and (a) would it cause my floor to collapse and (b) what would it cost? Personal fantasy of mine was always to do it.

[Anonymous No.20671633]

So PMG, I know you can't spend Amazon cards directly on bullion purchases, but I want to creatively burn some gift cards that I got through survey spamming. I know I can just put the cards towards stuff I'd otherwise use, then spend the saved money on silver, but I wanted to be even less efficient. Would buying up manuka honey, then selling it for a dollar cheaper on Craigslist be a way to turn them into money? I live in a pretty health conscious, yuppie area, so I think I could sell it pretty quickly.

[Anonymous No.20671638]

>>20665140
>>20671418
Mafuyu or fuck you. reposting muh babies
>given up the 3dpd

[Anonymous No.20671639]

>>20671466
Isn't Shelton just going to be on the Board? Not replacing Jpow

[Anonymous No.20671647]

>>20671538
Russian 5 Ruble. 90% 0.1516 ozt

[Anonymous No.20671653]

>>20671633
Where 2 do surveys

[Anonymous No.20671668]

>>20671418
Erika Yaegaki is my waifu

I have 100 ounces of silver.

[Anonymous No.20671678]

>>20671610
She'll have Tyrone waiting in the car, and after the photoshoot he will come up and tase him while she shoves all the coins into a duffel bag.

[Anonymous No.20671685]

>>20671482
bring back world wide non-decimal currency

[Anonymous No.20671696]

>>20671418
1800 oz of silver, 10 oz of gold.
Fuck anime.

[Anonymous No.20671699]

>>20671610
Most people don’t even know what bullion is or that it’s valuable she will probably just think I’m a nerd with my coin collection

[Anonymous No.20671704]

>>20671606
>>20671647
Both Added.

[Anonymous No.20671731]

>>20671653
I recommend qmee. They have an app and a website. You can cash out to PayPal at any amount. You just need it to be verified. When I had more time to do them I was earning $150 a month.

[Anonymous No.20671741]

>>20671696
>fuck anime

fuck you!

[Anonymous No.20671745]

>>20671685
Based and Thalerpilled.
>>20671696
You do realize what website you're on?>>20671699
If it looks like legal tender, she'll probably steal it regardless of the silver content.

[Anonymous No.20671750]

[Anonymous No.20671786]

>>20671745
What’s happened to the world where you can’t even trust a prostitute anymore

[Anonymous No.20671790]

>>20671750
All metals rise as the Dollar dies.

[Anonymous No.20671829]

>>20671704
Saved
Thanks fren!

[Anonymous No.20671880]

>>20671790
Not just metals, energy is moving too even though demand and the economy are obviously being absolutely WRECKED

[Anonymous No.20671887]

The royal mint created a new quarter ounce coin last year called ‘The gold standard’ celebrating when Britain first went into a gold standard, and now a fed nominee is being pushed in the media as a gold bug.. is something going on here?

[Anonymous No.20671901]

Music for contemplating the Dollar's Demise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzsoNUmlO8A

[Anonymous No.20671914]

>>20671633
You can literally buy bullion on Amazon, usually double premiums.

You can also sometimes sell the cards to third worlders on ebay for above their value for some reason i forget.

good luck

[Anonymous No.20671984]

>>20671901
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ghf8gBEZICc

[Anonymous No.20671988]

>>20671745
>You do realize what website you're on?
Yes. The only website of any popularity whose posters do not try to out-homosexual everyone else.

[Anonymous No.20672085]

>>20671914
Really? I thought is was all bullion. I guess its just for coins and other government issue?

[Anonymous No.20672288]

>>20671790
Well if it rhymes, it chimes.

[Anonymous No.20672316]

>>20672288
checked
some sexual tension in that image desu

[Anonymous No.20672467]

>>20672288
Every ounce counts!

[Anonymous No.20672523]

>>20672288
they need leg days

[Floor stacker No.20672792]

>>20672288
SOON

[Anonymous No.20672889]

Just listened to Sprott Money's weekly wrap podcast. Eric himself came on and talked about some Juniors he really likes

Discovery Metals Corp.
Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd.
Jaguar Mining Inc.
Steppe Gold Ltd.
Pure Gold Mining Inc.
MAG Silver Corp.
Black Rock Mining Limited
Coeur Mining, Inc.
Amex Exploration Inc.
Wallbridge Mining Company Limited

[Anonymous No.20672952]

>>20671457
>Nice GSM and Germania rounds
Sexy stack except for that Maple leaf and walking liberty.

[Anonymous No.20672982]

>>20671418
Veteran Stacker
Homura
Now hand over your stack

[Anonymous No.20673012]

>>20671418
>vet stacker, 1200+ toz
Noa is cute! Cute!!!

[Anonymous No.20673041]

>>20671382
it was a no brainer..but you know our magic bean advocate friends didn’t have the iq for it
Darwinian shit ..you can’t help them

[Anonymous No.20673110]

>>20672467
The shockmaster. I wonder how he's doing.

[Anonymous No.20673117]

>>20672792
based

[Anonymous No.20673152]

>>20673041
i'd find a more kino way to store those bars, cardboard and foam is really lame. why don't you have a felt-lined wooden chest or some shit yet? you need to store and display your collection in style my man

[Anonymous No.20673234]

>>20673152
just maybe it’s in a vault now ..pic related and previous pic taken when shipment delivered..thanks for your concern though

[Anonymous No.20673330]

>>20673234
I think "Bury your Bullion" is actually much safer than a "safe"

[Anonymous No.20673402]

Is it fair to call anyone saying silver will ever go past $200/oz insane? If we get an ideal 20/1 silver/gold ratio, gold would have to hit $4k for $200 silver, an already incredible number. My dad unironically believes there's a good chance silver could reach $500 or $1000 an oz, which I find baffling.

[Anonymous No.20673406]

>>20671606
based corona poster

[Anonymous No.20673436]

>>20671829
vreneli is a 5,81g fine LMU coin

[Floor stacker No.20673481]

>>20673402
When silver hit 50 per ounce in 1980 that was definitely evquivalent to 500 dollars in today's money. You know food, education, health care, housing etc are definitely 10 times more expensive now than in 1980.

1980's price was caused by a couple rich bois deciding to buy some silver with their rich boi money. Imagine if a country like Russia or China or a company like Apple or Samsung decided to buy an entire year's supply of silver. It would send the price to 1000 overnight and it would only cost 17 or 18 billion dollars, the amount of money America prints into existence every day at this stage.

[Anonymous No.20673513]

>>20673481
I don’t understand why some rich guy doesn’t just do that, he could corner the market and make a fortune is it banned now or something since the 80’s?

[Anonymous No.20673535]

>>20673402
If you look at a graph of USD value, it has long ago entered the asymptote. It's past the event horizon. The smallest devaluation further can destabilize the knife's edge this economy is carefully managed atop of sending everything into a hyperinflationary spiral. It's similar to how a liquid like water can be supercooled or superheated beyond the point it would normally freeze or boil but remain in it's current state. That's where we are now, in an artificially maintained stasis, waiting for a sufficient catalyst to instigate change and bring things back to a lower more stable state.

https://youtu.be/ph8xusY3GTM?t=124

[Anonymous No.20673538]

>>20673402
>gold would have to hit $4k
>an already incredible number
5k is a given. 10k is the goal. 20k would be incredible.

[Anonymous No.20673541]

>>20673513
Last guys who tried it got sacrificed by globohomos to their child murdering idols for daring to overturn the system

[Anonymous No.20673568]

>>20672889
I was thinking of buying some KGHM.
They're primarily a copper miner, but they're also 3rd largest silver producer in the world.
In 2019 when silver price was at around $16 it was 12% of their revenues. You can imagine what will happen when silver hits $30 or higher.
Their market cap is lower than Pan American Silver despite way higher revenues and earnings.

[Anonymous No.20673577]

>>20673541
This

[Floor stacker No.20673585]

>>20673535
Yep, any price now simply depends on the time frame.

Look at the price of gold in Argentina, when you focus on daily or weekly price moves, it's easy to see each top as a blow-off top at the end of a bull market.

When you know your currency is in the end stage, simply buy as much as you can at whatever price it is. Do you think any Argentinian worries if they bought at each of the "tops" in the graph? Do you think they would regret selling during those "rug pull" events?

Just be disciplined and don't watch daily prices, the gold price in US dollars will always look exponential in the long term.

[Anonymous No.20673618]

>>20673585
What’s the end game though, am I going to be able to buy land with my measly 7 ounces or will real estate hyperinflate along with PM’s and my purchasing power won’t go up at all?

[Anonymous No.20673642]

shill me a platinum miner that hasn't began to moon?

[Anonymous No.20673649]

>>20672288
>>20672523
>>20672792

[Anonymous No.20673674]

Why, yes, I do own gold and silver? How did you know?

[Anonymous No.20673684]

>have 2 oz gold and 225 oz silver
>teleport to the year 1920

So do I live like a king? Can I buy a home and a car and food for the rest of my life? Can I buy whores every day?

[Anonymous No.20673701]

>>20673649
Omg, with my stack of 15oz and silver hitting $25000 I will finally be able to afford new playstation!

[Anonymous No.20673758]

>>20673684
Why dont you do the work of calculating historic statistics of purchasing power yourself instead of asking stupid questions like a 12y old?

[Anonymous No.20673766]

>>20673684
Average hohse costs about 15k silver oz no matter the time.

[Anonymous No.20673895]

>>20673618
PMs aren't a get rich quick scheme. You're betting on the collapse of the economy that everyone taps into for wealth in varying degrees. When other people have no ability to create wealth they will be scrounging up the basic necessities not giving wealth to you in return for gold/silver, so getting wealthy through PMs 5-15 years after hyperinflation is out of the question.

It's only when a certain level of basic necessities scarcity has been removed that people will accept relatively luxurious tokens of wealth in return for their labor or possessions. This is what PMs are for, transferring wealth to the new system after the crash. This works based on the assumption that, because of scarcity and the utility and intrinsic value of gold and silver, they will be worth the same amount to any given society/economy in the present or future that they are to ours now.

So in essence, building a cache of precious metals is ideally an inter-generational effort to build wealth well beyond the lifespan of a civilization if managed carefully. Whenever a new civilization is started the gold and silver you have can be used to get a jumpstart on anybody else trying to build means of generating wealth by having the capital needed for capital investment.

Of course, they can obviously be used in times of emergency, albeit at lesser effect, but if you're already thinking this far ahead you should be thinking proportionally far ahead in terms of other areas of wealth that could be problems in the future too

[Anonymous No.20673923]

>>20673895
Meant to say "getting wealthy anywhere from 5-15 years after hyperinflation is out of the question". In other words during the crisis if it's a deep crisis like SHTF type or maybe even Great Depression level.

[Anonymous No.20673943]

>>20671603
curious about this as well

[Anonymous No.20673962]

>>20673923
We are in the beginning stages of a dollar crisis right now, surely when the majority of wealthy people understand this they will pile into hard assets to try and preserve their wealth. Maybe that’s already happening it’s pretty difficult to get physical right now

[Anonymous No.20673987]

>>20671418
> tfw you will never hold a 1000oz gold round in your arms

[Anonymous No.20674014]

[Anonymous No.20674016]

someday y'all should make a /saved/ edition

[Anonymous No.20674032]

[Anonymous No.20674044]

>>20673987
That's a coin, son.

[Anonymous No.20674047]

[Anonymous No.20674052]

>>20673962
Yeah it's going to happen at some point. Anybody who wants to preserve or save their wealth in real money has a chance now if he so chooses. Of course wealthy people's wealth is in the form of systems for controlling others/conspiracies with other wealthy people which is partly what i was getting at in my previous posts. In general though, just stacking gold and silver without thinking about systems to generate wealth is far better than average

[Anonymous No.20674061]

[Anonymous No.20674078]

[Anonymous No.20674090]

[Anonymous No.20674103]

2018 apparently

[Anonymous No.20674108]

>>20671603
>>20673943
the article applies to the states only, not the feds

it was designed to stop states from printing their own money, not to keep the federal government from doing it.

[Anonymous No.20674116]

[Anonymous No.20674122]

[Anonymous No.20674125]

>>20671984
Quite appropriate. Up vote.

[Anonymous No.20674143]

[Anonymous No.20674164]

>>20674108
so the framers of the constitution fucked up, damn

[Anonymous No.20674182]

[Anonymous No.20674190]

>>20672889
I missed Blackrock this past Monday. I was bidding in the low .30s and suddenly in one bid it shot up and doubled. Seething.

But I picked up a lot this past week. I own most of the others..

[Anonymous No.20674192]

[Anonymous No.20674205]

>>20674182
Beauteous

[Anonymous No.20674211]

[Anonymous No.20674218]

>>20674164
they did it on purpose.

interstate commerce is aided by having one form of money that has the same value everywhere. The feds controlled the US dollar from day one, and it wasn't an accident.

[Anonymous No.20674224]

>>20674182
hey, thats my photo! lol

[Anonymous No.20674244]

[Anonymous No.20674282]

>>20674224
I have a folder of pics I suspect are yours, but I'm not entirely sure

[Anonymous No.20674310]

>>20674224
I have another folder I don't know if they're yours or not

[Anonymous No.20674317]

>>20672792
>The virgin gold reserves
>The Chad bimetallism speculation

[Anonymous No.20674336]

[Anonymous No.20674344]

>>20674218
Ah, but they never guaranteed that it would have the same value over time even if it had the same value geographically

[Anonymous No.20674350]

>>20674282
all mine indeed, would you be interested if i make an onlyfans account?

[Anonymous No.20674352]

[Anonymous No.20674360]

>>20674310
none of those are mine, would love to own a black cat tho

[Anonymous No.20674369]

>>20674344
>>20674218
Also this one

[Anonymous No.20674386]

>>20674350
eh that won't be necessary

[Anonymous No.20674395]

>>20674244
I’m not American but silver eagles are my favourite coin

[Anonymous No.20674398]

>>20674344
true, and that's exactly why our money history is full of constant problems.

in real life people preferred gold over silver, silver over copper, and any metal over paper. So what happened from the very beginning is people hoarded coins and spent paper dollars. Meaning we didn't have enough coins to do business from the 1700's clear up to about the 1950's. We were plagued with constant coin shortages all through our history. The gold and silver standards failed mostly because people wouldn't spend them.

[Anonymous No.20674405]

[Anonymous No.20674427]

[Anonymous No.20674439]

they should have put a buffalo nickel to make the comparison complete

[Anonymous No.20674444]

>>20674398
I've never heard of this. Didn't people have copper cents that they could spend on smaller things like candy in candy shops and the like? I'm pretty sure the mistake was making the excuse that gold is just too heavy and burdensome to transport and exchange compared to its paper receipt representation. Should've just had literally hard money from the start.

[Anonymous No.20674470]

[Anonymous No.20674471]

Is a 1000oz enough?

[Anonymous No.20674480]

>>20674444
we ran out of copper coins from the 1700's to the late 1800's. It's only when brass cents were introduced by the hundreds of millions that pennies really circulated.

a lot of this isn't well known, even among coin collectors. The people that know about it are into exonumia, the tokens that businesses made because they couldn't find enough change to do business.

during much of our history businesses produced their own money because US coins didn't circulate.

[Anonymous No.20674506]

[Anonymous No.20674507]

>>20674470
That is quite a stark demonstration of the comparative difference in density between silver and platinum

[Anonymous No.20674526]

~about $600 should go to towards silver and not gold right now, right?

[Anonymous No.20674527]

>>20674480
Wow that's really interesting to find out. I'm surprised I didn't learn about this in school, I guess I shouldn't be though. Didn't learn much about anything besides shuffling paper and credit cards in terms of money

[Anonymous No.20674537]

stolen from .edd.. to complement this >>20674470

[Anonymous No.20674559]

>>20674526
also how much longer do i have until this stuff starts getting really unaffordable? i plan on spending $200 a month until silver hits $30/toz

[Anonymous No.20674572]

>>20674211

[Anonymous No.20674588]

I think this is from the anime/food dude

[Anonymous No.20674589]

>>20674527
It's not really important, just one of the weird things about our coin history. The dollar was never as valuable as the metal it supposedly represented, and in real life you couldn't usually trade a silver or gold note for actual coins.

about the only time the paper and the metal reached equality is in the 1890's when Colorado mined so much silver it crashed global silver markets and made the silver dollar worth LESS than the paper equivalent. Or more specifically, the silver dollar and the paper dollar were both so worthless everyone rushed to convert them to gold. But that was one of the stresses that helped end the gold standard in practice. Silver got so cheap the US couldn't afford to exchange it for gold.

[Anonymous No.20674615]

Is anybody worried about this "coin shortage" that is "taking the nation by storm"? All the local news stations in any state I google search seem to have stories on it. "Washington coin shortage, Illinois coin shortage, etc." Seems like

>>It's Happening

in terms of cashless society.

[Anonymous No.20674622]

>>20674572
I had that but it was named 20200620_153815.jpg

[Anonymous No.20674628]

>>20674090
>250g gold bar

[Anonymous No.20674655]

>>20674622
That's because it's the name my camera gave it. I changed it when I imported it to my PC.

[Anonymous No.20674684]

[Anonymous No.20674685]

>>20674559
Let’s see...
I started my current job in Jan 2017 and paid in dollars every 2 weeks. Every check, I buy gold and or silver.
Today, roughly 3.5 years later, I get half as much in value for my time and work.
If only I were paid by the ounce or gram and not in digital ether or paper.

[Anonymous No.20674698]

[Anonymous No.20674715]

[Anonymous No.20674742]

the kiwi guy should post a pic of the 3 packagings side by side (pamp, blue booklet, and black)
I've always wanted see them together

[Anonymous No.20674801]

>>20674506
for the record, that reddit pic isn't quite right
the last row has a 50 pesos, which is not an ounce piece (onza) (see >>20674336), and the mexican government never issued platinum onzas.
stolen pic from ebay kind of related. it's not the full onza, just half

[Anonymous No.20674829]

>>20674801
... except for the platinum 1/4 onza in 1989, which was part of a proof set (the "rainbow set")

[Anonymous No.20674861]

>>20671696
you came to to the wrooong neighborhood amigo

[Anonymous No.20674896]

>>20671699
Don't do it you dumb fuck

[Anonymous No.20674925]

>>20674615
Seems like bullshit.
I wrapped up my coins and brought them into the bank as a coincidence (b/c I had nothing to do at home the past 6 months and wanted to swap $80 for silver).
The teller said, ' ooooo everyone is going to be soooo happy!.'
I gave an un-amused 'really?"
'Well, we can still get what we order, but the mint has set limits'
No shit. I'm sure limits are always in place.

[Anonymous No.20674930]

>>20671699
No don't do it anon, the less people that know your have pm's the better especially the people you can not trust.

[Anonymous No.20674933]

>>20674861
I always thought that'd be something you'd post in reply to someone who posted fiat

[Anonymous No.20674958]

>>20674715
nice

[Anonymous No.20675032]

>>20671466
Ok so (bi)metal backing is reinstated. Where is the metal?
The US GDP is ~20times it was in '70, so do you guys have 20times the gold (or silver equivalent) now that you had back then?
If not you are just deleting your economy.

[Anonymous No.20675043]

>>20673987
and a challenger appears

[Anonymous No.20675073]

>>20675032
Price has to go up fren

[Anonymous No.20675078]

>>20673987
>>20675043
and another...

[Anonymous No.20675163]

[Anonymous No.20675175]

>>20671418
and fyi, best girl of /pmg/ is gold

[Anonymous No.20675260]

>>20675032
>As of January 31, 2019, there was nearly US $1.7 trillion in circulation, including Federal Reserve notes, coins, and currency no longer issued. If you are looking for all the physical money (notes and coins) and the money deposited in savings and checking accounts, you could expect to find approximately $37 trillion.
1.7T or 37T
>We believe now by 2018, just over 1,600,000 tonnes of physical silver has gotten mined all-time. Again, in case you didn't know, 1 ton is equal to 32,150.7 troy ounces. Thus there have been just slightly more than 50 billion troy ounces of silver mined in history.
Even with your NPC glasses on, there's only enough silver in the world to cover three cents for each USD in existance.

[Anonymous No.20675309]

>>20675175
Au girl is lookin p cute desu

[Anonymous No.20675327]

>>20675309
dammit. i meant Ag.
the Ag grill is lookin cute desu.
i ch-choose you, Au.

[Anonymous No.20675344]

>>20675327
god dammit i did it again. i think I'm having problems here.

I

Choose

Ag

girl.

Ag is the one i choose.

[Anonymous No.20675365]

Comex default when?

[Anonymous No.20675378]

>>20675260
Rough Saturday morning numbers, but if you want each USD to equate $1, you'd need to up the world silver supply by 300X .. if you believe the official stats. Or a USD could be worth 1/34oz
>ounce to cover dollar 0.03 0.0
>dollar to cover ounce 34.0 740.0

[Anonymous No.20675460]

>>20675327
Cu is the clear option, but Ag isn't getting kicked out of bed.

[Anonymous No.20675507]

>>20675365
2nd week of August

[Anonymous No.20675524]

>>20675175
“AU are lookin pretty sexy girl”

[Anonymous No.20675556]

>>20675524
Cu means anus in Portuguese. A suggestion perhaps?

[Anonymous No.20675564]

>>20675524
Kek

[Anonymous No.20675626]

>>20674588
Looks like yukari posters stack

[Anonymous No.20675655]

>>20674047
Thats my stack, asshole

[Anonymous No.20675677]

You need above 0.5 metric ton of silver to buy a house. How is your stacking going anons?

[Anonymous No.20675686]

>>20671699
>talk about bullion/coins and shit with gf
>she giggles and says she dating a nerd
Being a stacker is an advantage

[Anonymous No.20675732]

>>20673568
I wonder about buying into miners that are primarily producing industrial metals with just secondary or tertiary PM production. I guess it depends on if you consider commodities to be underpriced as well.

[Anonymous No.20675756]

>>20674182
whats the sand people coin?

[Anonymous No.20675834]

Alright so I have about $5000 worth of gold and silver. Now when this becomes worth $10000 who am I selling it to?

[Anonymous No.20675849]

>>20671382
i ran out of eggs. all out of sandwich sprouts too. gonna have to make a run for food supply today

[Anonymous No.20675860]

>>20675655
I was reposting. I'd delete it but I can't now. flag it if you want it gone and some janitor should take care of it.

[Anonymous No.20675883]

>>20675860
Not mad lol, just pointing it out desu

[Anonymous No.20675885]

>>20675078
Ninelets. When will they learn?

[Anonymous No.20675906]

>>20671622
Average tub is around 100 liters. This would be just under 2 tons of liquid gold, about 62,000toz. If it were coins I guess maybe half that

[Anonymous No.20675914]

>>20675885
>.99999
thats alot of nines

[Anonymous No.20675938]

>>20675906
i dont think the average bathtub would hold that much weight without failing and cracking apart

[Anonymous No.20675956]

>>20675885
hey, I recognize that coin >>20674310

[Anonymous No.20675988]

>>20675834
PM’s have a liquid market it’s easy to sell

[Anonymous No.20676080]

120oz silver and 5oz of gold and going to be closing on a house hopefully in next month or two. My perfect scenario is my mortgage, student loan and car loan all get dissolved and I become a land baron with my metals when fiat dollar crashes.

[Anonymous No.20676127]

>>20676080
Your gold will be worthless in whatever post apocalyptic society you're imagining.

[Anonymous No.20676147]

>>20674310
Those are all mine but I traded some of that gold for a monster box back in January.

[Anonymous No.20676159]

>>20676127
>Venezuela
>Judy Shelton
>Treasury combined with the Fed
>Drain the Swamp NESARA

[Anonymous No.20676175]

What’s up my stackas

[Anonymous No.20676210]

>>20676080
The dollar wont crash you need a new plan

[Anonymous No.20676232]

>>20676159
Quick rundown on Judy

[Anonymous No.20676248]

>>20676127

Argentina. Venezuela. Weimar Germany. Zimbabwe. France in the time of John Law. All historic precedents for what is about to happen.

[Anonymous No.20676262]

>>20676248
Ancient Rome and Greece aswell, probably happened a few time’s in ancient China aswell

[Anonymous No.20676263]

>>20676210
K

[Anonymous No.20676289]

>>20676248
Irrelevant countries except germany that was crushed by a war

[Anonymous No.20676291]

>>20671382
I'm a bullion seller. I'll give you faggots wholesale pricing better than any of those vendors you listed.

email me: a m g @ uscoins .com

And make clear you're from biz or pol.

[Anonymous No.20676297]

>>20676232
Just google her name and look at all crazy amount of (((news))) outlets slam her for being "controversial" and her gold backed currency as impractical. Trump appointed her to the Fed.

[Anonymous No.20676320]

>>20671382
>classic American companies going into the shitter
>Boeing
>intel
>gold ath
>china leading while USA gives up on covid

I-I-is there something Bigger going on????

[Anonymous No.20676329]

>>20676080
>buying the peak of the market when you still have car and college loans
ngmi

[Anonymous No.20676370]

>>20676232
She’s a goldbug and has advocated for the gold standard as a form of discipline to prevent markets from forming fed-lead bubbles. What’s interesting is that she’s hinted at crypto backed by gold to ensure transparency and wealth retention.

I think a lot of people are expecting central bank crypto’s (like China is piloting) as the next gen financial system to be backed by hard assets instead of productivity/energy....

Now couple that with the PM traders getting RICO’d, central banks and govs buying massive gold, PM correction up, banks moving to R3 ledger (XRP) and digital CBDCs in tier 2&3 countries...see the picture?

[Anonymous No.20676371]

>>20676232
A lying politician. I know, redundant. See:
>>20675260
There's not enough silver in the world to return the dollar to a silver standard.

[Anonymous No.20676401]

>>20676371
Dumb argument. That just means silver goes up in value.

[Anonymous No.20676405]

>>20676329
Gambling on shiny rocks is stupid when he is loaded with debt

[Anonymous No.20676424]

>>20676405
Saving anon it’s saving

[Anonymous No.20676461]

>>20676329
>He thinks debts will mean anything when currency collapses

[Anonymous No.20676491]

>>20676461
he thinks debt will be handled the same way as savings when a new currency will be given out

[Anonymous No.20676553]

>>20676491
It ain’t going to collapse, it’s going to be transferred. Banks won’t let anyone out of their debts.

[Anonymous No.20676613]

>>20676424
It isnt investing, almost everyone who has bought physical silver is sitting on a loss because they paid 30% premiums to buy. Even if they eventually make a profit they could have done better buying a stock or paper silver

[Anonymous No.20676624]

>>20676461
Currency isnt collapsing dumdum

[Anonymous No.20676636]

>>20676553
implying there won't be a debt jubilee under the new government by the people along with debtless no loan society to avoid the inevitable tragedy of fractional reserve lending to occur again

[Anonymous No.20676673]

>>20674398
That's because of credit expansion. If you received a 100% banknote for 1oz of silver you wouldn't prefer a physical oz over the banknote.

[Anonymous No.20676695]

>>20676401
>implying the current system must immediately end

[Anonymous No.20676707]

>>20676636
I can only get so erect.

Sadly I think things have to get a whole lot worse before that happens. Yes, the system’s failure is inevitable but every time it seems like we’re a pube away from it, the fed prints and gets away with it.

[Anonymous No.20676724]

>>20676695
No but if there is a transition, that’s what will happen.

[Anonymous No.20676797]

>>20671638
I want to slap your mp5 so bad

[Anonymous No.20676819]

>>20676724
Nobody has a crystal ball.
Just b/c the dollar is, and has been, becoming worthless doesn't really affect the value of PM

[Anonymous No.20676825]

>>20676371
>There's not enough silver in the world to return the dollar to a silver standard.
this statement is a parrot meme and is patently false

[Anonymous No.20676831]

>>20676707
>>20676724
You would need a leader like Andrew "Stonewall" Jackson to achieve such a feat again.

[Anonymous No.20676859]

>>20676819
Bingo. Just keep stacking and if you have to deplete your stack, replenish it when you can and eventually it wont disappear again. At that point you'll have an heirloom stack that can be passed down and tapped into/built on by your heirs and you will have a dynasty on your hands

[Anonymous No.20676887]

>>20676831
Who’s fuckin portrait do you think trump put up first?

https://www.politico.com/newsletters/the-global-politico/2018/01/22/the-man-who-put-andrew-jackson-in-trumps-oval-office-239148

[Anonymous No.20676893]

>>20676613
That’s why gold is better

[Anonymous No.20676901]

>>20676831
are you aware stonewall jackson and andrew jackson are two entirely different people

[Anonymous No.20676910]

>>20676825
Then impart your grand wisdom, faggot.

[Anonymous No.20676928]

>>20676613
Spot prices dont real. Premiums dont real. The price you can buy an ounce of silver for is the real price

[Anonymous No.20676929]

>>20676901
Yeah, didn't Stonewall Jackson start some gay riot in SF a few years ago?

[Anonymous No.20676965]

>>20676928
Stupid beliefs like that are why you are poor

[Anonymous No.20676979]

>>20676901
I fucked up. For some reason my brain correlated the word "stonewall" to him surviving a bullet wound and winning the duel. I'm so sorry.

[Anonymous No.20677016]

>>20676320
People thought that rights come without responsibilities and civilization just happens on it's own without them having to maintain it.
That and the democratic institutions have been subverted for quite a while.
It is not hopeless however, adversity builds much needed character and having to dig society out of a hole will help a lot of currently lost people find their worth, identity and create meaning for themselves. I think Western civilizations are on track to create their renaissance, our countrys will just plunge into darkness first.

[Anonymous No.20677059]

>>20676371

You can trade gold and silver fractionally, just as you can break Bitcoin down into satoshis. Look into James Turk's Goldmoney, which used to be called BitGold. Alisdair Mcleod is their head of research. You can buy a cup of coffee with gold or silver.

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

[Anonymous No.20677086]

>>20676965
If you know a secret place where you can consistently get silver for anywhere near spot price, I'm almost certain it would be raided within the day if it was made public

[Anonymous No.20677141]

>>20676624
Funny coloured paper currency is collapsing since day one, we call it inflation.

[Anonymous No.20677148]

>>20677086
out of the ground

[Anonymous No.20677254]

>>20671382
reporting in from Yukari's depot -

ok frens, after many long awaited days, surpise out of nowhere, our last order has finally arrived!
ordered 4 weeks ago. and here it is. didn't even get a notice it had shipped. nothing.
its not really that much but I'm glad its here.

[Anonymous No.20677277]

>>20671696
>Fuck anime.

[Anonymous No.20677315]

>>20677254
You're going to open it anon?

[Anonymous No.20677330]

>>20677148
Some might even say gold tier

[Anonymous No.20677337]

>>20677086
I thought you said spot price wasn't real? Anywho you are only justifying overpaying by 30% because you are a greedy newb who panicked

[Anonymous No.20677352]

>>20677141
Going down 3% per year isnt collapsing

[Anonymous No.20677367]

>>20676910
Not spending my time rn.
do some objective research
think about it for a while.
actually think for yourself for a change instead of reading from the semetic playbook

[Anonymous No.20677377]

>>20677148
Silver miners will sell you silver at spot if you have the money

[Anonymous No.20677391]

>>20677377
that would be cool to buy some raw silver

[Anonymous No.20677430]

>>20677337
I bought most of my silver in mid March when silver was almost at it's lowest in recent decades even though the premiums were increasing because the real price wasn't dropping because the dealers couldn't afford to sell for less. It was a good decision because shipping times were increasing by a lot and for the foreseeable future there could've been big shortages with how much demand there was because people knew the decreasing spot price actually meant there should be a corresponding increase in demand

[Anonymous No.20677448]

>>20677254
Based Yukaribro.

[Anonymous No.20677475]

Anybody know silver miner ETF in Europe? Can't buy SILJ as an European where I have my funds.

[Anonymous No.20677523]

>>20677391
>>20677377
It would be nice to have as a novelty item or as raw materials if you plan to mint some novelty bars or rounds, but for investment you should go with widely recognizable minted coins and bars

[Anonymous No.20677618]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Iwav9ldKvbg
Time tells who the ignorant ones are.

[Anonymous No.20677654]

why does all the junk silver online have higher premiums than bullion

[Anonymous No.20677668]

If I want to put 2 grand into gold and silver, what should I buy?

[Anonymous No.20677697]

>>20677315
ordered this before the recent price increases.
got this full set of ASEs. all years from 1986 to 2019. paid about $1200
i got plenty of 2020s to finish the date series.

[Anonymous No.20677712]

>>20671538
Literally none of those are common at all.

[Anonymous No.20677762]

>>20677654
There's more demand for junk silver than bullion. It's the same at my LCS.

[Anonymous No.20677775]

>>20677654
40% Kennedys on apmex are affordable right now, but that’s pretty much it.

[Anonymous No.20677781]

>>20677668
10-20% highly divisible junk silver (this makes it easy to pay for smaller things which you might overpay for in bigger denominations. Try 90% silver dimes)
10-20% bars
20-40% coins/rounds
20% gold (any form)

and if you choose to go with the lower range on any of those you can apply the rest to one of the other categories. Just an off the cuff suggestion, so dont take too seriously but maybe bring into consideration for diversification

[Anonymous No.20677797]

>>20677654
You can, well you used to don't know about now, go get rolls of coins from banks and try and dig out the silver and return the rest.
Not that you would find much but if you had spare time it was cheep

[Anonymous No.20677812]

>>20677697
Neat.

[Anonymous No.20677823]

anyone paid long term capital gain tax on Sprott etfs? I am talking about PHYS and PSLV, its a special process since Sprott is a canadian trust.

[Anonymous No.20677825]

>>20677712
They're common enough to be sold close to spot. You can find all but a couple of them on APMEX.

[Anonymous No.20677852]

>>20677781
Thanks. I live in Florida, which of the suppliers are recommended?

I'm a bit worried that I'm buying physical high, but I've been holding gold and silver etfs since April. The ETFs crash with the market though, or at least thy did in April that's how I got into them so cheap.

[Anonymous No.20677872]

>>20677781
Idiotic way to overpay and overdiversify. Just buy $1000 slv and $1000 gld if you care about things like profit

[Anonymous No.20677881]

>>20673234
You are keeping your silver in a bank? Fucking cringe dude, the whole point is to have a safe haven asset. Good luck getting your silver when bank runs start and or the bank just closes shop and vanishes with your silver. To trust a bank right now is beyond retarded.

[Anonymous No.20677898]

>>20677654
Supply and demand. If you arent a moron you can buy junk silver with no premium

[Anonymous No.20677902]

>>20677872
>Idiotic way to overpay and overdiversify. Just buy $1000 slv and $1000 gld if you care about things like profit

[Anonymous No.20677993]

>>20677852
Some of them are listed in the OP, but the two biggest are JM bullion and APMEX.

https://apmex.com/state-sales-tax-information

That's tax info by state so you can determine that before you buy. It's always good to get a bit of physical no matter the cost when the price action into the future may become more volatile.

>>20677872
>Just give me your money in exchange for a paper promise to send you the real thing goy

[Anonymous No.20678044]

>>20677367
On this earth:
>$1.7T USD
>$50B oz silver
Best, but impossible outcome is $37USD to 1oz silver.
>What a meme. Idiot, I won't share my opinion
Fuck off with the kike playbook.
There are the numbers. We aren't on a PM standard and will never be because the real numbers are too ugly.

[Anonymous No.20678046]

>>20677812
order came with a catalogue.
they even have something for us degenerate headbangers, lol

[Anonymous No.20678091]

>>20677697
So you paid $36 per ounce average for the set, what a fucking retard you are. You REALLY paid $1200 for 33 silver eagles HA HA HA.

[Anonymous No.20678099]

>>20677059
No.

[Anonymous No.20678122]

>>20677872
When did this place turn into ((faggots)) shilling paper?

[Anonymous No.20678131]

>>20677059
Looks like you are far, far behind the times.

Schiff has LONG since denounced goldmoney, he no longer believes in it, and on his podcasts he now calls it a failed project.

[Anonymous No.20678143]

>>20678091
we've had this discussion before.
go ahead and go find every one of those dates and show us how you can get them all for less than $1200

[Anonymous No.20678144]

>>20678122
No reason why you cant tk both.

But im a silver stacklet with no gold so wtf do I know.

[Anonymous No.20678165]

>>20678099
There seems to be a real simple pattern here trust someone else with your metal, trade it for paper, and surprise surprise when you want the gold they don't want to give it to you.
Its all fucking fake how can these people not figure it out. How much gold do they really have in their safe who the fuck knows

[Anonymous No.20678171]

>>20678099

Peter Schiff has explained this clearly. Those reviews are from bitter people who arose when GoldMoney was forced to close down all accounts which only had a small amount of gold or silver in them. They were constrained to do this because of hamstringing by government regulation. If you think that a company run by, and with the endorsement of, James Turk, Alisdair Mcleod, and Peter Schiff is a scam, you are a very silly person.

[Anonymous No.20678179]

>>20678044
>$50B oz silver
do you mean $50 billion worth or 50 billion troy oz?
how many oz are accessible?
genuinely curious
also what about all the other currencies
apart from the USD?

[Anonymous No.20678183]

>>20677993
Oh nice, no tax and they'll accept bank transfers. Thanks anon.

[Anonymous No.20678196]

>>20678131

No he doesn't. I heard him mention it only a few podcasts ago. He said that it had had problems because of government regulation; that is it. He always defends the company. He is still associated with it.

[Anonymous No.20678202]

>>20678144
buy the majority of an PM position should be in the physical asset itself, being, mines can and will be nationalized during the event. And slv and gld will be worthless, read the paperwork they send you

[Anonymous No.20678216]

>tfw going to LCS to pick up a platinum Britannia
>tfw there is a sign on the door saying by appointment only
>tfw there is another sign saying closed today because of funeral
>tfw empty handed

[Anonymous No.20678217]

>>20678044
how is $40 USD/oz. some un-manageable ratio?
even if it had to be adjust for what the govt or central banks would be required to hold physically for the purposes of truly "backing" the dollar, still perfectly reasonable and how do you reason it is unreasonable compared to the literal clown world infinte brrrrr?

you literally just proved the point that it could work just fine

[Anonymous No.20678226]

>>20678046
A bit of a stark contrast with ACDC on one side of the coin and the Queen on the other.

[Anonymous No.20678233]

>>20678171
Peter Schiff doesn't even endorse it anymore, he literally has said it failed multiple times on recent podcasts. He's trying to create his own similar system now because goldmoney is a piece of shit now.

[Anonymous No.20678258]

>>20678226
yeah lol. too bad they're cucked it because Brit/Aussies

[Anonymous No.20678260]

>>20678171
>>20678196
>>20678099
>>20678131
>>20677059

See also this article on SeekingAlpha from March: "The Setup Is There For Goldmoney Shareholders"

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:6Iruhad6UUQJ:https://seekingalpha.com/article/4332338-setup-is-for-goldmoney-shareholders+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk

*

As stated above, the company announced a monthly account membership fee in late November. This was a move to either properly monetize the entire user base or to shed smaller, unprofitable accounts. Because of the regulatory burden associated with reporting information associated with lower value accounts, it was uneconomical for the company to keep these accounts without charging a monthly fee. As expected, it became uneconomical for smaller account holders to justify keeping their accounts, and we've seen a drastic drop in account holders since news of the fee.

Thanks to Goldmoney's real-time audit transparency, we can see just how many account closures the company has dealt with since the announcement. On November 30th, Goldmoney had 1,459,594 accounts.

...

This represents a decline of just under 75% of the company's total account holders. That is a massive shedding of clientele. Despite the dissolved client pool, this is actually bullish for two reasons.

The 75% hit to the user base of the platform has been paired with just a 3% decrease in assets under management. Accounting for change in asset valuations, the closing price of gold on November 29th was $1,947 CAD. As of writing, gold has appreciated 8.4% from that pricing.
Because of the decrease in regulatory burden expense previously associated with the smaller money accounts, Goldmoney should see a decrease in the professional fees line item going forward.

Taking these two points together, we can reasonably infer Goldmoney has retained the most valuable customers to the business. Storage (fee) revenue should continue to appreciate as long as metal rises.

[Anonymous No.20678279]

>>20678183
As far as I know, most big PM dealers accept bank transfers and the tax is on the front side only if you know what you're doing.

>>20678202
Based. If you dont hold it, you dont own it.

[Anonymous No.20678283]

>>20678233

Provide your evidence. Show me where he says this. No, he isn't creating a competitor to GoldMoney. He is creating a bank. I heard exactly which the podcast which you seem to be referring to, and he didn't say what you think he said.

[Anonymous No.20678292]

>>20678260
Just checking, are you the same guy who drinks David Brady's cum? You post like him

[Anonymous No.20678325]

>>20671382
1oz of silver is 34€ in Finland VAT included. Seems reasonable.

[Anonymous No.20678353]

>>20678325
jesus christ. where do you buy from? tavex?

[Anonymous No.20678354]

>>20678279
>>20678183
Sorry I thought I was responding to someone else

[Anonymous No.20678401]

>>20678179
50b oz
just usd, exactly. Already laid it out
>>20675260
All the silver in the world could cover $34/oz USD OF that fed number is to be believed.
There's a snowballs chance in hell they'll let us go back to any pm based system.

[Anonymous No.20678409]

>>20673618
If we go back to the pricing that was the case for thousands of years, skilled labor annual salary is 80-140 Troy Oz of silver. Make of that what you will.

[Anonymous No.20678410]

>>20678217
Because that would make a cup of coffee cost $0.0001

[Anonymous No.20678420]

>>20678046
Fucking nice. Current favorite bands are Disturbed, Iced Earth, and Seether. Started out with Iron Maiden. I accumulated 95oz of silver and 5.3oz of gold during March and April. After that, I realized that at my current salary it won't add up to much so I saved some more cash and went into the stock market last month to generate a second form of income. So far so good.

[Anonymous No.20678425]

>>20678401
>All the silver in the world could cover $34/oz USD OF that fed number is to be believed.
wouldn't all the silver of the world have to
cover all the fiat currencies of the world?

[Anonymous No.20678471]

>>20678425
Also you have to take into account we have destroyed a huge portion of the silver ever mined, we do use it constantly in almost everything

[Anonymous No.20678501]

>>20678409
Geez you guys are mentally ill

[Anonymous No.20678547]

>>20678217
A brrrr machine can't work with a pm backed currency. Fort Knox would have to own every piece of silver in the world for a silver backed currency of $37:1oz. And no more bbbrrrrrrrr. Yes. I'm sure they want that.

[Anonymous No.20678558]

>>20678501
sorry bud, you're NGMI

[Anonymous No.20678591]

>>20678471
If you're talking about it being used in tech, isn't that recyclable/retrievable? Should currency be back by PM's again, it would definitely become a profitable endeavor to do so, no?

[Anonymous No.20678624]

>>20677016
The problem is we haven't even begun to face the adversity. In the US, we can expect to see a massive increase in black-on-white crime as prosecutors and judges start letting them off for targeting the new second-class citizen followed by a massive increase in whites being sent to jail for defending themselves against black savages followed by the formation of white vigilantism. When reparations and hate speech laws are codified within the next few years things will get really, really bad. If you don't think this is already happening you aren't paying attention. Whites are now being arrested and facing jail time for defending themselves. People are cheering when whites get maimed or killed for their "privilege," and the media just keeps pumping the "all whites are evil" narrative.

Enoch Powell was more right than he could have ever guessed. There won't be rivers of blood, there will be oceans.

[Anonymous No.20678627]

>>20678425
starting to see the lie?
No banker will let us return to $1:1oz of silver.
Not even $100:1oz - no more brrrrrr machine.
Doesn't mean silver is worth $100 or $1000, just what you've always known. The dollar is devaluing and silver is a hedge for inflation.

[Anonymous No.20678635]

>>20678501
>if this barely 50 year old experiment fails and and we go back to what has been the status quo for thousands of years, skilled labor annual salary is 80-140 Troy Oz of silver
>"Geez you guys are mentally ill"

[Anonymous No.20678674]

>>20674061
How’s that big boy kook?

[Anonymous No.20678681]

>>20673402
Gold and silver are both undervalued. Gold’s true US dollar value is probably in the ballpark of $6,000. 1:20 ratio would put silver at $300. But you would only see this with a gold standard. If you trace back in history the last few thousand years and look at wages of various jobs in silver/gold, you see this is probably the case.

[Anonymous No.20678691]

>>20678627
At a certain point it doesn't matter what they'll "allow." When the dollar hyperinflated and isn't accepted anywhere in the coming global currency collapse they will have to do something else they risk being hanged along with the politicians. When the helicopter money of millions a week per person isn't enough to buy food there will only be one or two ways out of full-blown rebellion. One is PMs, one is digital currency. I could see it going either way.

[Anonymous No.20678698]

>>20678627
i don't want a bimetallic standard. i think it's a silly debate
i'll trade my gold and silver for products and services. the treasury can keep their paper bills

[Anonymous No.20678700]

>>20678591
Yeah, probably. Forcing everybody to use silver will make it much more highly demanded and therefore higher spot/market price

[Anonymous No.20678716]

>>20678698
>the treasury can keep their paper bills
i meant to say the federal reserve

[Anonymous No.20678719]

>>20678591
It is used in anything with a on and off switch, more than just what you think of as being tech, at today's silver rates, trying to recycle isn't profitable, but yes, when we go back to a PM backed currency it will be profitable once again

[Anonymous No.20678729]

L I B E R T Y

[Anonymous No.20678749]

>>20678627
>silver is a hedge for inflation.

Yes it's not a get rich scheme it's not get a blowjob for a dime scheme it's not any other pie in the sky scheme where you get free houses but let the kids have their fantasy it will make me more profit from them

[Anonymous No.20678751]

>>20678729
nice. i'm a little jealous

[Anonymous No.20678775]

Guys, my LGS says the ammo shortage is going to get really bad due to copper mine strikes in Chile. Do you know anything about that?

[Anonymous No.20678791]

>>20678635
Are we taking away the vote from females or enslaving the blacks or ending any other failed experiments. Nope and silver and gold aren't money anymore kid

[Anonymous No.20678807]

>>20678501
You’re the one sitting in a thread about a topic you seem to have contempt for. I think the kind of person who would spend their time this was denigrating people they don’t agree with rather than spending your time in threads that are of your interests tells me you are a sad and bitter man.

[Anonymous No.20678808]

>>20673895
>>20678749
Read a little

[Anonymous No.20678830]

>>20678791
>Are we taking away the vote from females or enslaving the blacks or ending any other failed experiments.
what
>Nope and silver and gold aren't money anymore kid
it always was

[Anonymous No.20678838]

>>20678791
>>20678807
Thats because he seems to have some sort of disability, or more likely, he lost his ass in a crypto exit scam and came over here to bother us

[Anonymous No.20678845]

Story time for people that don't understand how metal-backed currency works!

Long ago, metal was money. There was no paper currency, only metals. Holding all your wealth in metal in one place could be dangerous, and banking was born as a business to hold and protects metal on behalf of others. You would take physical metal to a bank so it would be safe, and the bank would take a blank piece of paper and write a receipt for the metal. When you wanted the metal back to buy things, you would bring the receipt and the bank would exchange it for metal.

Over time, the receipts became trustworthy, so people began to exchange receipts between themselves as payment instead of the physical metal itself, confident that the receipts could be exchanged for the metal. This meant less metal was being actually removed from the banks on a day to day basis - it was just sitting there, backing the receipts at a 1:1 ratio, as the receipts were passed from hand to hand.

Over time, the banks realized that most of the metal that had been left with them was not being withdrawn, because people were trading only the receipts. Because of this, they learned that they could loan out metal that had been deposited for profit, with good certainty that they would still have enough metal to meet demand for withdrawls. This is when fractional reserve banking was born - when money still meant gold and silver, not imaginary paper.

As soon as fractional reserve banking began, you have an instant and immediate increase in the money supply, without increasing the amount of metal the bank actually was holding, and without changing the inherent value of the money. Banks could issue receipts and loans at a 2:1 or 5:1 ratio compared to the metal that they were actually holding. Without changing the value of the metal itself, banks magically created more money out of nothing. Sort of. What the money was actually made out of was confidence - confidence that the receipts could be exchanged if needed.

[Anonymous No.20678847]

>>20678292

Id +UmrvwIz must be you in this thread? You seem to be the same disgusting person. Well done for getting it completely wrong and causing people to miss making a small fortune. When I was telling people, in that thread, to buy gold and silver stocks, you were telling them to avoid them and buy mainstream stocks. No, I don't support David Brady. I used to bring him up sometimes to try to comfort people and stop them from panicking when gold went down, because he kept predicting that there would be one great pullback before the final soar upwards in precious metals. But he has since been proven wrong, and I have pointed that out about a dozen times.

[Anonymous No.20678853]

>>20678791
Economic realities aren't a thing that can be voted on, you idiot. If the dollar hyperinflates or the market crashes to a depression that makes the 1930s look like a case of the Mondays (the only two possible outcomes for this everything bubble) then fiat will need to be dumped or restructured.

[Anonymous No.20678859]

>>20678791
>taking away the vote from females
>failed experiment
lmao every single western country is insolvent on paper, not least thanks to mass democracy. "Current year" is a terrible heuristic to base your worldview on, dummy.

[Anonymous No.20678869]

>>20678292
>>20678847

Here is another one of your posts. Again, well done on getting it completely wrong and misleading people. At least you are anonymous, and nobody will ever know it.

[Anonymous No.20678876]

>>20678749
>get rich
maybe not but $100/oz would net me a very handsome profit and well worth the investment
and if it doesn't at least I have some coins to play with which is a hell of a lot better then some shitcoins

[Anonymous No.20678888]

>>20678691
They decoupled for physical assets so they could go brrrr and shape things the way they see fit. Digital?
Maybe, but they'd handcuff themselves. They'd never get the PM for a backed currency again and they don't have the money to buy it.
I'm all about PM, but the USD isn't backed by anything and never will.
>sorry about the reckless spending and debt. Here's a dollar certificate redeemable for an invisible flake of silver

[Anonymous No.20678925]

>>20678845
it was a clever scheme but they overextended themselves and now it's all going to crash and burn
the question is, will people trust and accept receipts for money after the dust has settled?

[Anonymous No.20678969]

>>20678853
>>20678859
good points. i was too stunned by his post to even reply properly

[Anonymous No.20679091]

>>20678845
But then bad things happened, and people got scared and they ran to their banks to exchange their receipts for metal. And the banks didn't have enough metal to satisfy all the receipts, because they had been only holding a fractional reserve. The banks went out of business, and the people that didn't withdraw their metal fast enough were left with nothing. People were scared of banks, and wouldn't give them any more metal because they didn't trust them. Banks couldn't create any magic money, because there was no confidence power to do so.

This was bad, because bank loans helped make many kinds of new businesses possible, so governments started to put rules on banks, to stop them from having these problems and create more confidence power. They put rules on how many loans and receipts a bank could issue - setting reserve rates at 2:1 or 3:1 which were less risky than 5:1 or 10:1. Governments made promises to citizens that the government would make banks would always have enough metal, and slowly the confidence power began to grow again, and people brought their metal back to the banks.

As confidence power grew, governments allowed banks to hold less and less metal for each loan they gave out. They lowered reserve requirements from 2:1 to 3:1 to 4:1 to 5:1 all the way to 10:1 and more. The lower the reserve requirements became, the more loans the banks could make, and business grew and grew. Confidence power grew so high that almost no one was withdrawing metal anymore. All business and trading was done with paper and receipts. The biggest problem became proving that receipts were genuine, to prevent fraud. Governments decided to make their own receipts, so that all receipts in the country would look the same and be easy to recognize. This made trading even easier and faster than ever before. The metal was all still there in the banks, but no one touched it anymore.

[Anonymous No.20679149]

>>20678845
In this way banks have the power to favor certain business strategies/schemes and shape the development of a society. People may object "but lending allows the capable to more quickly exercise their capabilities and enrich us all! It's not a zero sum game you know." I'd say it's a small price to pay to sacrifice that little bit of extra wealth for a more gradual progression in exchange for eradication of the chance that a small group of iron-willed parasites can worm their way in over centuries, undetected, and end up holding the reigns of an entire country through the power of the god of mammon.

Let each man prove his worth by saving up the necessary capital investment for a business himself for God's sake is that too much to ask!?

In addition, we don't need constant growth. Why don't we just try homeostasis for once instead of constantly stretching ourselves thin? "We did it not because it was easy, but because it was hard" is admirable in spirit, but in disharmony with the nature of things in reality.

[Anonymous No.20679151]

im starting to become interested in vintage minted US Silver commemoratives. like those Texas ones are a beauty. and the California one has a Prospectors commemorative thats p cool lookin.
I picked up these Columbus 1492 commemoratives.
i like historical coins with ships on them

[Anonymous No.20679276]

>>20678845
>>20679091
>>20679149
is this from mike maloneys book? i've been meaning to read it. maybe today i will

[Anonymous No.20679328]

>>20679276
I'm afraid Mad Mike Maloney isn't as based as the last post. Im not sure about the first two

[Anonymous No.20679350]

>>20679091
Eventually governments became worried. They knew it was dangerous to have banks that didn't have enough metal for everyone like they had promised, and that magic bank money would only work as long as there was enough confidence power. So, at a time when the governments had lots of confidence power, the governments took all of the metal from the banks. The governments promised the citizens to keep the metal safe for them, as long as the citizens would keep trading the receipts that the governments had made. The metal was all still there in the government vaults, but no one COULD touch it anymore.

The governments continued to set the rules about how much loans banks could make, and governments continued to print receipts for everyone to use. At first the governments promised that receipts were good for as much metal as they showed (1:1). As years and decades went on, confidence power in the paper continued to grow, and people began to forget that money was metal, and paper was only a receipt for metal. Governments began to get greedy, and started telling people that receipts were only good for part of the metal they showed (1/2, then 1/3, then 1/4 and on and on). By this time, many people had never even seen the metal that their paper represented, so they were not troubled by this. They continued to trade paper as if it was money. Slowly, slowly, governments then began to announce that the paper itself was money. The governments said that paper was money so many times and for so long that people began to believe it, and it became true.

The paper no longer represented metal. Governments were very happy because they could make as much paper money as they wanted very easily, and could keep all the metal for themselves.

[Anonymous No.20679465]

>>20679350
real stuff
this would probably cause normies to have an aneurysm from having to actually think for once and then realize everything they believed in was false and morally, ethically corrupt