/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.50864237]

Silver Stacks edition

>Why Gold?
https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiI
https://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_A
https://youtu.be/FI7NnOg2rxo

>Bullion Dealers
https://jmbullion.com/ (US)
https://goldsilver.be/en/ (BE/EU)
https://www.chards.co.uk/ (UK)
https://britanniacoincompany.com/ (UK)
more at: https://pastebin.com/gZfZHtNE

>Constitutional/"Junk" Silver Info
https://jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
http://coinflation.com
http://coinapps.com/

>Compare Spot Price Websites
https://findbullionprices.com/ (US)
https://eu.compare.pm (EU)
https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/ (DE/EU)

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

>Bullion Tax Info By State:
https://apmex.com/state-sales-tax-information

>Prospecting
https://youtu.be/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, Magnets and Ping Test
https://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTo
https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY
https://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-k
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

>Relevant Information Regarding Mining Companies
https://pastebin.com/5aLmWUUK

Previous Thread: >>50837521

[Anonymous No.50864290]

Got in the latest Germania, figured I'd update the family photo.

[Anonymous No.50864301]

>>50864290
B O O B A

[Anonymous No.50864304]

First for God and Jesus

[Anonymous No.50864372]

>>50864304
lmao, weirdo

[Anonymous No.50864404]

>>50864301
Show us the lizard

[Anonymous No.50864470]

>>50864404
she's too good for scum like you

[Anonymous No.50864503]

>>50864404
Here she is

[Anonymous No.50864520]

>>50864372
Jesus still loves you and there is literally nothing you can EVER fucking do about it, no matter how hard you try

[Anonymous No.50864699]

>>50864404
You'll be sad when she's gone and we have the hairless cat instead

[Anonymous No.50864768]

Tfw pro gamer and 2nd place gets the
>SILVER

[Anonymous No.50865127]

you do have a coin with the most powerful woman who ever lived on it, right anon?

[Anonymous No.50865206]

What do you guys keep your stack in? I have a little cardboard box that's nearly full and i'm thinking of getting a larger container.

[Anonymous No.50865234]

>>50865206
Wooden box from Amazon holds my random stuff

[Anonymous No.50865282]

>>50865206
my anus

[Anonymous No.50865445]

>>50865127
Yes, but I prefer her younger portraits.

[Anonymous No.50865479]

>>50865127
>The most powerful blxck goddess

[Anonymous No.50865482]

>>50865445
true, wyon's portrait is the best

[Anonymous No.50865529]

>>50865479
>tfw mint cant give it away

[Anonymous No.50865533]

>>50865206
I simply buy more cardboard boxes.

[Anonymous No.50865607]

>>50865529
b-but it won coin of the year?!

[Anonymous No.50865812]

Aren't Coronas suspiciously cheap? You literally can't buy a 10oz bar from the cheapest dealer for less of a premium. Why do they sell them so cheaply?

[Anonymous No.50865880]

>>50865206
I keep my smaller bars in a box, and newer rounds in another (being photographed then awaiting going into tubes). The kg and 100ozt bars are exceptions as unique examples of those sizes. The 10ozt bars are all in a cardboard box.

[Anonymous No.50865904]

>>50865880
how prepared are you for a burglary?

[Anonymous No.50865934]

Who here owns the mythical currywurst round?

[Anonymous No.50866022]

>>50864290
Coomer rounds are a disgrace

[Anonymous No.50866024]

>>50865934
What's on the other side?

[Anonymous No.50866044]

>>50865934
>.333 silver

[Anonymous No.50866095]

>>50866024
Don't have access to the round rn but here's a picture I found on the internet.
>>50866044
Part of the charm

[Anonymous No.50866097]

>>50865812
Anyone who can afford a 100 coronas will just buy a full ounce instead since it's more liquid.
Combine that with the absolute flood of coins they minted in the 60s and you have a huge supply with very little demand.
Unless you're in Germany, Austria or maybe Hungary, you'll have a lot of trouble selling a 100 Corona for spot.

[Anonymous No.50866167]

>>50866095
>Colorized
>Bland design
>Lower purity than a lot of medeival coins
What was the logic behind all these decisions? Did they set out to make a coin so bad it's good?

[Anonymous No.50866280]

>>50864520
Prove it.

[Anonymous No.50866320]

>>50865206

[Anonymous No.50866371]

>>50865206
I have boxes of gold that I've buried at various state owned land in my area. I've kept the information on how to find them stored as cryptic poems that would make no sense to a person not well versed in the occult.

[Anonymous No.50866461]

any thoughts on rare-earth metals becoming precious during the peaceful integration of Taiwan to the mainland?

[Anonymous No.50866523]

>>50864237
>>50864290
Post a close up of her nose

[Anonymous No.50866560]

Mother.
Fuckers.

[Anonymous No.50866617]

>>50866560
Package quality has gone down as well

I used to get mah coins in a nice box from the dealer. Now it's generic like goyzon.com

[Anonymous No.50866668]

>>50866280
Are you still alive?

[Anonymous No.50866747]

>>50866560
All carriers have gone to shit recently for some reason, there's no escaping this cuckery.

[Anonymous No.50866763]

>>50866747
Royal Mail are still good. I ordered yesterday and my coins arrived today.
Fuckers are going on strike on the 25th of this month for a week though.

[Anonymous No.50866834]

Guess we were wrong about pms in a recession

[Anonymous No.50866870]

>>50866834
>we

[Anonymous No.50866976]

>>50866668
Yes. If you're gonna say Jesus is the reason I'm alive then cut to the chase and prove that too.

[Anonymous No.50867018]

>>50866834
the correct opinion is that more price manipulation means they're more afraid of premature death

[Anonymous No.50867040]

>>50864237
Silvar!

[Anonymous No.50867046]

>>50864304
2nd for the big guys upstairs
>>50864013
This guy's like salavate metals but without the testosterone. I'll bet his voice doesn't even sound like a chainsmoking pirate like sal's. Sad.
>>50865206
Pirate chest. I'd post it but I don't wanna post the same pic too much.
>>50865607
And 10 jd power awards!

[Anonymous No.50867088]

>>50866523

[Fullmetal No.50867124]

>>50865206
my box for the fingering silver
i need a bigger one tho its getting full

[Anonymous No.50867344]

2013 Niue Spider-Man 1oz for sale. $275 free shippin

[Anonymous No.50867355]

>>50867344
Shit sorry forgot to mention it’s graded 69

[Anonymous No.50867361]

>>50867088
Eh not bad. Another anon had a pic that looked like a straight up beak

[Anonymous No.50867374]

[Anonymous No.50867394]

>>50867374
forgot that I wanted to ask if they were any fellow Lords or Barons with chests.

[Anonymous No.50867512]

>>50864290
>>50864301
>>50864304
>new /pmg/ thread
>a common stacker, a coomer stacker, and a religious stacker
Seems about right desu

[Anonymous No.50867586]

>>50865812
>comparing silver premiums to gold premiums

>>50866097
dont care didn't ask coronas are beautiful

[Anonymous No.50867788]

>>50865206
Inside my cave in the mountains where I sleep on it.
>>50867124
Blessed seal of protection for your wealth.

[Anonymous No.50867815]

Picked up $100 face Mercury dimes and got about $10 worth of slick barbers. They definitely have less actual silver but are they worth more numismatically?

[Anonymous No.50867866]

>>50865206
a koa wood box

[Anonymous No.50867974]

>>50867815
>are they worth more numismatically?
they're junk silver for a reason

[Anonymous No.50868023]

>>50866022
BASED romeaboo

[Anonymous No.50868079]

Is 500 ounces enough to live well in the collapse? How much gold should I have?

[Anonymous No.50868208]

>>50868079
> brahmin baron / earl

500 will lead to a comfy life

[Anonymous No.50868218]

>>50867974
Obviously. You don’t understand what I’m asking. Like how mercurys are worth more than roosevelts. Barbers should be a bit higher than mercs even though they’re slick

[Anonymous No.50868226]

>>50866167
Can't say for sure what the intention is, but these factors are why I bought it.

[Anonymous No.50868263]

and walmart is still rocking the best deal on 10 oz bars i can find using a credit card, and for those nice chinky apmex 10 oz bars too

https://www.walmart.com/ip/10-oz-Cast-Poured-Silver-Bar-APMEX/1186705524

[Anonymous No.50868284]

>>50868263
lol at chinky, i meant chunky.....although im sure they are real walmart does have alot of made in china crap

[Anonymous No.50868287]

>>50868079
500 ounces will be comfy, but you will be kicking yourself in retrospect when you weren't snatching up as much as possibly can. I work two jobs just to scrape together as much as I can while the system is still humming along. This event is a once in a life-time deleveraging event where major upheavals will be happening, and there is no better time to capitalize if you know what is going on.

[Anonymous No.50868348]

>>50868263
I made about $500 using bank offers/credit card bonuses this year. I'm pissed because I already opened a Capital One card and I want a Wal Mart credit card because they clearly have some of the best prices on silver. I got denied for "credit churn"

[Anonymous No.50868407]

>>50868263
>>50868284

Rumour is its a Walton family member (50% Owners of Walmart) that made the 50 Million purchase of Silver form Miles Franklin, Surely that aren't putting all that metal they just purchased straight onto their shelves of their stores?

[Anonymous No.50868611]

>>50868407
>form
From
>that
They
>their shelves
The shelves

I need to start reading over my shit before i post

[Anonymous No.50869307]

>>50865206
An antique wooden box. The inside is lined with what I think might be tin.

[Anonymous No.50869343]

In the Wizard of Oz, the Wicked Witch of the West demands that Dorothy give her the ruby slippers, claiming "I'm the only one that knows how to use them. They're of no use to you!" In the book, the slippers were actually silver.

[Anonymous No.50869378]

>>50869343
>hook nose
>hates silver
>silver holder has obvious aryan features

What do they mean by this?

[Anonymous No.50869479]

>>50869378
>is killed by "showers" (water)

[Anonymous No.50869537]

>>50869479
I dont get it

[Anonymous No.50869719]

>>50869343
>>50869378
>>50869479
>>50869537
>tfw
I feel like the witch wouldn't less grouchy if she would've just gotten laid desu
kek
>Also wish there was a statue of the tin man irl but came in sets, like fully tin, fully copper, fully silver, and fully gold statues of the tin man would be pretty kino I'd say

[Anonymous No.50869792]

[Anonymous No.50869825]

>>50869792
I'm still seething that I got rugged on my bog because the mailnigger delivered it to the wrong person.

[Anonymous No.50869856]

>>50869825
Ohh shit, these were yours? Sorry bro. I just thought the hacker known as 4chan sent them to me for posting cool pics on the pmg site.

[Anonymous No.50869905]

>>50869825
Seriously though, that sucks. My condolences.

[Anonymous No.50869942]

>>50869537
What were really the supposed "Gas chambers" for $400, Alex
>>50869719
It's kind of a schizoid theory but one that makes a lot of sense if you've ever heard the "most witches were lonely women that went crazy". She truly would have been less grouchy if she got laid based on a lot of common characteristics the stereotypical western fairy tale witch has
>basically always depicted with a physical anomaly that makes them unattractive (grossly overweight, hooked nose, warts etc)
>almost always too old to have children by the point, post-menopausal
>have cats with them, like the crazy women that adopt cats and small dogs as a substitute for children
>"riding" the broomstick in the night (may have been a more primitive form of female masturbation before things like dildos were invented)
>live by themselves in undesireable locations such as huts in the middle of forests, have no support group
>spoil themselves with candy and "bizarre potions", like the "cool wine aunts" that get drunk and fill up on cake and sugary coffee to null the pain
>kidnap children, because they can't have any of their own

[Anonymous No.50870028]

>>50865206
I hate it when I spill my copper glass

[Anonymous No.50870118]

>>50870028
>Copper Jar
Anon, I see a considerable amount of Zinc (and steel) in there.

[Anonymous No.50870160]

>>50870118
Their plating is very thick, anon!

[Anonymous No.50870426]

>>50870028
>>50870118
>>50870160
so there is no mistaking anything about Canadian pennies:
Years Mass Diameter/shape Composition
1858–1859 4.54 g 25.4 mm (1 inch), round 95% copper, 4% tin, 1% zinc (bronze)
1876–1920 5.67 g 25.4 mm (1 inch), round 95.5% copper, 3% tin, 1.5% zinc
1920–1941 3.24 g 19.05 mm (3⁄4 inch), round 95.5% copper, 3% tin, 1.5% zinc
1942–1977 3.24 g 19.05 mm (3⁄4 inch), round 98% copper, 0.5% tin, 1.5% zinc
1978–1979 3.24 g 19.05 mm (3⁄4 inch), round 98% copper, 1.75% tin, 0.25% zinc
1980–1981 2.8 g 19.05 mm (3⁄4 inch), round 98% copper, 1.75% tin, 0.25% zinc
1982–1996 2.5 g 19.05 mm (3⁄4 inch), 12-sided 98% copper, 1.75% tin, 0.25% zinc
1997–1999 2.25 g 19.05 mm (3⁄4 inch), round 98.4% zinc, 1.6% copper plating
2000–2012 2.35 g 19.05 mm (3⁄4 inch), round 94% steel, 1.5% nickel, 4.5% copper plating

[Anonymous No.50870528]

>>50869905
It could be worse, I'm glad it was just an ounce instead of one of my orders of kilos or a 100oz bar.
>>50867374
Filled up my chest at the last dip, now it won't close so I just hold the shot in an old crown royal bag.

[Anonymous No.50870662]

>>50868218
How slick are we talkin?
>>50870426
Didn't know they ever quit minting them out of mostly copper. That's sad to learn. At least steel is better than zinc. I find corroded zinc pennies here in America all the time. It's a sad statement when our money literally rots in the ground. Also speaking of Canadian pennies has anyone seen this? I think it'd be a cool piece to have since I've always liked finding Canadian pennies in my change. although it's kinda pricey. https://www.mint.ca/en-us/shopping/archives/2021/1-oz-specimen-silver-one-cent-coin-farewell-to-the-penny-w-mint-mark-
>>50865934
One of my dream pieces. I've heard it's the world's ugliest coin. I've never seen one for sale on eBay but that's the only place I've looked. It's the one true wiener coin.

[Anonymous No.50870683]

Revenge, I must have Revenge.

[Anonymous No.50870721]

>>50868407
naw, simply online drop ship services for apmex

[Anonymous No.50870737]

>>50870662
No one but the biggest noomers buy coins straight from the mint in leafistan. It's like a retard tax.

[Anonymous No.50870747]

>>50870662
didn't hear about that 1 cent silver troy ounce commemorative coin, pretty expensive for a penny though yeah, kek

[Anonymous No.50870755]

https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/ex-jpmorgan-traders-cleared-racketeering-found-guilty-fraud

the banksters at jp morgan get off light. they must be the sacrificial pawns i suppose

[Anonymous No.50870910]

>>50870737
I just posted the first link to show up lol. It's probably cheaper somewhere else. I've read about people buying directly from the mint to "make sure the product is real" but that's pretty dumb
>>50870747
Yeah it's pretty gay how shit like this has to be so expensive.

[Anonymous No.50871101]

>>50870028
Here's a question /pmg/. Why did the Anglo colonies choose cents & dollars over pences and pounds?

[Anonymous No.50871699]

How long do we have to wait for gilded yotsubas?
I want mine now thank you

[Anonymous No.50871733]

>>50871699
just two more weeks bro

[Anonymous No.50871759]

>>50871699
Xmas suprise Fren

[FrogPoster No.50871774]

Hello.

[Anonymous No.50871845]

>>50871774
Salutations desu

[Anonymous No.50872182]

>>50869343
>>50869378
>>50869479
>>50869942
>there's no place like home

[Anonymous No.50872276]

>>50864503
>>50865127
I remember I used to see collecting as something immature, also because my friend who collected anime figures was a coomer, but after collecting so many champ nft I start to appreciate it more, I feel like a fucking dungeon boss with a treasure

[Anonymous No.50872542]

>>50870755
That proves nothing, to this day there hasn't been a shred of evidence of manipulation in the PM markets. JPM is trustworthy and reputable financial institution that would do nothing to harm the average small investor. This is a witch hunt by the corrupt DOJ!

[Anonymous No.50872738]

>>50871101
i dont know but the spanish dollar was more widely used and recognized at the time which doesnt make much sense to me

[Anonymous No.50873212]

[Anonymous No.50873238]

>>50871774
Henlo

[Anonymous No.50873475]

>>50871101
what's in a name?
they all follow the same decimal notation

[Anonymous No.50873548]

>>50873475
I should have just looked up the etymology, this site pretty much gave me all the info I wanted to know.

https://www.etymonline.com/word/dollar

[Anonymous No.50873825]

>>50866097
>Anyone who can afford a 100 coronas will just buy a full ounce instead since it's more liquid.
Okay guy

[Anonymous No.50873926]

does silver also preserve tobacco, like it does water?

[Anonymous No.50873933]

Any status on Frensmark?

[Anonymous No.50874020]

>>50871101
Because the UK had the very complicated £sd system and with their new currencies they wanted a clean break so they copied the dollar's format of 100 cents to a dollar.

[Anonymous No.50874070]

Never going to give you up.

[Anonymous No.50874092]

>>50874070
>a pie chart
post pic of stack

[Anonymous No.50874222]

>>50874092
No, I'm not getting out shit in 3 safes for the internet.

[Anonymous No.50874276]

>>50874222
lmao, ok chief

[Holocoinanon !UXDtf0Fe9Y No.50874506]

>>50871699
i sent an email to the mint yesterday asking for an update so we should get something today.
>>50871759
christmas has me all kinds of excited. got a lot of stuff planned for that time of year.

[Holocoinanon !UXDtf0Fe9Y No.50874613]

>>50874506
update mintman says coins should be in our hands next week.

[Anonymous No.50874913]

>>50873933
this please

which funding service was it again, pozzible

[Anonymous No.50875095]

Got this $34.13 item delivered yesterday and cleaned up this morning, it's antique continental sterling which I think used to be an oil lamp later converted to incandescent. 7" tall silver portion so I knew their claim of .92oz was an error and they either meant 9.2oz or .92 lb. It was the latter, and after removing the nonprecious hardware it weighs 230 grams, working out to $4.99 per troy ounce of pure silver. I think I'll keep it and try soldering a little plate of silver over the hole in the base and finding a suitable burner/wick holder to turn it back into an oil/kerosene lamp, I haven't seen a piece like this before so preserving it is preferable to refining. Good luck hunting down the cheapies anons.

[Anonymous No.50875116]

>>50872182
Huh. I had no idea either. Here's a PDF with a deeper look at it.
www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/cms/lib/NC01001395/Centricity/Domain/1485/Reading%2520-%2520The%2520Wizard%2520of%2520Oz.pdf

[Anonymous No.50875129]

[Anonymous No.50875421]

>>50875095
Melt it into .925 bars and resell them, become your own private mint

[Anonymous No.50875630]

he literally said he doesnt want to melt it in the post

[Anonymous No.50875713]

>>50875421
I think I remember an anon talking about melting down silverware to make and sell sterling shot at an obnoxious markup to hobbyists and jewelry crafters, that might be a good idea but understandably most people don't really trust random home-made silver bars.

[Anonymous No.50875720]

10 ozt britannia bars are back, 27 per ozt

[Anonymous No.50875734]

>>50875630
welp I guess I can't read, I wonder if you could score a profit though buying scrap sterling, turning them into bars, and trying to sell them at melt price

[Anonymous No.50875747]

so did the frenmark rug????

[Anonymous No.50875777]

>>50875747
It'll be here in two more weeks

[Anonymous No.50875888]

what are thoughts on copper? worth collecting old pennies? will they be useful for small scale barter? I have been because its kind of fun i have a ziploc full of em now.

[Anonymous No.50875980]

>>50875777
>>50875888
them digits!!!

no, pennies arent worth a lot of money... theyre pennies :c
but theyre useful, because they are pennies

[Anonymous No.50876006]

>>50875734
>I wonder if you could score a profit though buying scrap sterling, turning them into bars, and trying to sell them at melt price

The best approach I know is to send the scrap to a refinery and have them make you .999 bars, which you can then sell at a premium over spot. Got a 13+ kilo load of scrap being processed at the refinery right now. Takes more time than just buying bullion but if you're wired for it scrapping can be quite a gainful hobby.

[Anonymous No.50876020]

Bros where is the best place to get the 2022 libertitties once they come out. I'm trying to get 2 tubes of the 1 onzas

[Anonymous No.50876078]

>>50875980
why couldnt they be used for like bread or something cheap anon?

[Anonymous No.50876111]

What's the best way to buy gold?

[Anonymous No.50876128]

>>50876078
because you would soon find yourself without any more 2 pence coins if you traded 50 of them for a loaf of bread for any amount of time, more-so if you can only use the bronze coins. its not as if storing 50x 2p coins is easy at all either

[Anonymous No.50876154]

What are the recommended silver eagles years for a new stacker? Recently got a new job that more than doubled my income to where I'm no longer in abject poverty, and I'm wanting to spend ~$200 a paycheck on pm

[Anonymous No.50876189]

>>50876154
>What are the recommended silver eagles years for a new stacker?

2009

[Anonymous No.50876235]

>>50865934
I'm absolutely seething with jealousy over this coin and I don't know why. I'll spend the rest of my days searching for it to no avail. Feels bad man.

[Anonymous No.50876244]

Chards finally got some silver Britannias in stock, my order should be with me by next week.

[Anonymous No.50876268]

>>50876235
Why? As far as I'm concerned, every coin coloured is ruined in my book.

[Anonymous No.50876326]

>>50875980
when are you going to stop posting in this general?

[Anonymous No.50876339]

>>50876268
Agree, I avoid color coins generally. But this one is just too ridiculous to me for some reason. I guess I want it more for the irony than anything

[Anonymous No.50876392]

>>50869343
>the Wicked Bankers of the West demands that Dorothy give her the control of monetary policy, claiming "I'm the only one that knows how to use them. They're of no use to you!"

[Anonymous No.50876440]

>>50876339
>tfw no space green kangaroo
why even live

[Anonymous No.50876475]

>>50876154
You gotta consider though, copper is what most people would be circulating. I wouldn't trade silver for it but I would still accept it as payment

[Anonymous No.50876478]

>>50876326
why would i do that

[Anonymous No.50876556]

>>50874613
Rolling for 404.
How's the store page doing?

[Holocoinanon !UXDtf0Fe9Y No.50876645]

>>50876556
should be just about ready. few more checks to make and we can get it ready.

[Anonymous No.50876658]

>>50874613
Cool, looking forward to the golden one. How did the boxes come out?

[Anonymous No.50876724]

>>50869942
If you really want to learn about witches, this is the book for you. An amazing sweep of history, from psychedelics, the ancient Mystery religions, the formation of the Christian church, etc. An excellent book!

[Anonymous No.50876740]

>>50864237
Anons your participation needed, post advices, stacks and infographics

Global Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/390806106

[Anonymous No.50876848]

>>50865479
>>50865529

[Anonymous No.50876953]

>>50876128
is it possible that a loaf of bread could cost 5-10 copper pennies and not 50? why was it ever used if it was so useless?

[Anonymous No.50876979]

>>50876475
where you talking to us anon?>>50876128
>>50876078
>>50875980

[Anonymous No.50877033]

what

[Anonymous No.50877210]

>>50876128
>its not as if storing 50x 2p coins is easy at all either

It's not like storing random SIM cards and electronic scrap is any easier.

[Anonymous No.50877268]

hehe

[Anonymous No.50877360]

What's your favorite cheap (under $100) numisfaggot haul /pmg/? For me, it's the 2009 silver proof set
>FOUR lenses of coins
>six silver quarters
>quarter designs are great
>since a lot of people don't know the State quarters programs actually extended one year after all 50 states were minted, this set could be very desireable in the future to collectors that didn't know better
>$2.10 fv in 90%
>reissue of the 95% copper cents just for this set
>>50877268
What the fuck is that, Reggiefag? Your dildo collection?

[Anonymous No.50877390]

>>50877033
what indeed

[Anonymous No.50877393]

one step closer to that monster box

[Anonymous No.50877446]

>>50871101
>Anglo colonies choose
Only the US did this at first. The reason being that by 1776, Pounds, Shillings, and Pence were uncommon in the colonies. This was because Great Britain banned export of gold and silver coinage from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. This law later lead to the establishment of the mints of Australia, New Zealand, Canada etc in the 19th century. With smaller colonies getting their own coins (all of these aforementioned coins being £sd) but minted in by the Royal Mint. Because of this ban on export, currency in the 13 colonies, largely came from other empires, specially Spain with their milled dollar. And thus when independent, the US made the dollar their currency. Canada became a dominion in the mid 19th century, and with approval from the crown, Canada adopted the Canadian dollar and discarded the Canadian pound. The Royal Canadian Mint then began minting coins where shaped suspiciously like American coins and shared their value. This whole act was done because of Canada’s proximity to the US and the British thought it was best for Canada to have currency that corresponded to the denominations of the US, in order to ease trade. Australia and New Zealand are the only other colonies that switched to a dollar copy. This was done in response to them gaining “independence” from the UK in the 1960s. This was a move to decimalize their currencies, basing it off the newly adopted South African Rand that replaced their pound. It was originally to be called the Royal (in Australia) and the Zeal (in New Zealand) before being unexplainably changed to the name dollar. In short only Canada adopted a currency truly based off of the US dollar, while the others are just “dollars” in name.

[Anonymous No.50877497]

>>50875980
>>50876078
>>50876128
A Cheeseburger used to cost like $0.12. Copper coins, (as well as zinc coins) will command a premium over paper digits. Anyone with a $100 bill will be DESPERATE to have his paper converted into coinage once this is all over. The discrepancy in value will come to a point where basic arbitrage will have everyone scrambling to buy up boxes of coins. It's inevtiable as the paper-ponzi-game goes asymptotic.
I sort for copper pennies all of the time and do not bother returning the Zinc coins for cash. Copper is like 60ppm in the Earths crust, and Zinc is 70ppm. Zinc is also on the endagnered list of elements just like silver. Yet it is 20% the price of copper, all of which there are severe shortages of.

[Anonymous No.50877579]

>>50876979
Oh, yea I was. I clicked the post below the one I meant to respond to

[Anonymous No.50878056]

>>50867512
>insulting booba coins
lot of nerve, mate

[Anonymous No.50878076]

>>50877497
>keep copper pennies set aside for collapse change
>take zinc pennies and grind them with a belt sander
>mix the ground up zinc and copper powder to put minerals back in the soil
unironically, what could go wrong with this plan?

[Anonymous No.50878118]

>>50867512
Make that TWO coomer stackers

[Anonymous No.50878172]

>>50878076
>keep copper pennies set aside for collapse change
>take zinc pennies and grind them with a belt sander
>mix the ground up zinc and copper powder to put minerals back in the soil
>Become superfund site
FTFY

[Anonymous No.50878408]

>>50878076

>Not consuming his copper plated zinc pennies

NGMI

[Anonymous No.50878593]

LOL

[Anonymous No.50878711]

>>50878593
pretty funny right

[Anonymous No.50878852]

>>50875129
I triggered my bank's anti-fraud shoah alarm so many times they just turned it off lol

[Anonymous No.50878909]

any news on any of the projects anons have been working on?

[Anonymous No.50878931]

not from me!
>>50878711
yeah lmao

[Anonymous No.50878941]

>>50878909
Why hello there, fellow Silver Storers.

[Anonymous No.50879471]

>>50878408
I only eat silver, eating C*pper is for the P**rfags

[Anonymous No.50879598]

>>50879471
Enjoy your blue hue. Eating silver: Not even once.

[Anonymous No.50879641]

>>50879598
>he isn't blue
P**rfags, off of my board.

[Anonymous No.50879655]

>>50879598
you wish you were blue

[Anonymous No.50879837]

>>50879655
Nuh uh

[Anonymous No.50880021]

>>50876154
>buying eagles in the current year premiums

[Anonymous No.50880038]

>>50866097
>Unless you are in central Europe

But I am chief

[Anonymous No.50880114]

>>50865812
Because they are not full 1 oz

[Anonymous No.50880223]

>>50880114
that's a great condition 1958, is it a proof?

[Anonymous No.50880273]

>>50880223
Nope

[Anonymous No.50880340]

>>50880273
nice condition anyway, that's a young head lizzie the lizard right?

[Anonymous No.50880511]

>>50880340
I bought it from some slovakian collector that was liquidating his collection, also got the swiss 20 franc from him. Most of his stock were Italian liras, but those are not very sought after around here

[Anonymous No.50880783]

Silver:
>used in funko pop tier coins
>for grandmas
>expensive
>can conduct I guess
>dense, like the people who stack it
Aluminum
>used to package tasty beverages
>for strapping young bucks
>can literally be found for free with ease
>conducts just as good as silver and is historically worth more
>easier to move due to light weight
Why haven't you taken the aluminum pill?

[Anonymous No.50880828]

>>50880783
>Why haven't you taken the aluminum pill?
because it's not a precious metal and is found in abundance and is worth fuck all

[Anonymous No.50880840]

>>50880783
>Why haven't you taken the aluminum pill?
Aluminum is like 8% of the Earth's crust lol. Aluminum will no doubt increase in price along with everything else, but we have plenty of it.

[Anonymous No.50880879]

>>50880783
>Its so valuable we use it to pack water tasting like piss

Its also brittle, and damaged wires were often cause of house fires. Thats why we switched to copper

[Anonymous No.50881003]

>>50880783
>>50880828
>>50880840
I will say, though, that recycling is a great method of acquiring some pocket cash. Everyone should learn what the metals are, the alloys, and be ready to spot an opportunity when you see one. I am taking in 5 bags of aluminum cans for money and headed straight to the coin shop to buy up some junk silver. It's not much, but it all hits that bottom line.
The point being, is if you live a non-consumerist lifestyle, save and invest and keep your monthly expenses as low as possible, it doesn't take much in the way of saving and investing to reach financial freedom. A $20 recycling receipt could easily be turned into a share of a mining stock that will pay me money for the rest of my life. With the profits being sold to pay off a mortgage or moved into blue chips or high yield ETFs. Trash to cash is the way to go.

[Anonymous No.50881085]

>>50880783
it isnt more lightweight

[Anonymous No.50881181]

>>50880828
>>50880840
Riddle me this then
Silver (gay) all time high: 52 dollars an ounce
Aluminum (straight) all time high: 500+ dollars an ounce
It WILL pump back up
>>50880879
Don't worry I love copper too
>>50881085
One can= less than ounce
One ounce silver coin of equal size = ounce
>>50881003
This. I have a bucket filled to the brim with aluminum cans. God's metal it is. One day I hope to have 5 bags. What stock turns $20 into that much money though?

[Anonymous No.50881449]

>>50881181
much less than an ounce... but theyre fun to have in boxes. silver is fun too :)

[Anonymous No.50881483]

>>50881181
>Riddle me this then
>Silver (gay) all time high: 52 dollars an ounce
>Aluminum (straight) all time high: 500+ dollars an ounce
>It WILL pump back up
We know how to refine it much better nowadays. And much of the yearly demand for aluminum can be supplied through recycling.

[Anonymous No.50881616]

>>50872738
The Spanish mined a lot of silver in their colonies. I think their colonies also minted most of the silver coins used in the Americas. I don't believe the English colonies were mining any silver. England controlled their colonies much more, and IIRC, they didn't allow England's silver to be transferred to the colonies. All this meant there was a serious shortage of silver currency in the English colonies, so the colonists used whatever they could get their hands on.

[Anonymous No.50881656]

>>50880783
>stack copper!
>stack platinum!
>stack steel!
>stack nickel!
>stack gemstones!
>stack gold watches!
>stack SIM cards!
>stack, uh, aluminum cans!
Kek, no thanks, I'll stick to silver. At this rate the desperate attempts at redirection will sink into horseshoes and shoestring.

[Anonymous No.50881670]

>>50881181
>This. I have a bucket filled to the brim with aluminum cans. God's metal it is. One day I hope to have 5 bags. What stock turns $20 into that much money though?

Mining stocks in the 1960s went up 100x in some cases. There is no doubt plenty of risk, but plenty of reward to be had. Barrick is an example of a stock that is under $20, gives you exposure to PMs and also pays a dividend. Without much imagination we can easily see silver touch $30, and when that happens my portfolio is going to balloon up into 'on my way' status.

[Anonymous No.50881687]

>>50881656
>horseshoes and shoestring.
Excellent ways to hide silver. Now, to buy a horse...

[Anonymous No.50881718]

wish it was payday so I could buy more.
18 days to go

[Anonymous No.50881760]

>>50881718
My whole paycheck is going towards paying off my credit card from the massive PM dip we had last month. Feels bad man.

[Anonymous No.50881825]

>>50881656
The shit they try to distract us with seems to grow by the day. Wonder whats next

[Anonymous No.50881932]

>>50881760
I try not to buy anything on credit

[Anonymous No.50881944]

>>50881718
ok boomer

[Anonymous No.50881987]

>>50881656
ok

[Anonymous No.50882000]

>>50881944
>1pbtid
pottery

[Anonymous No.50882064]

>>50877446
China and Japan adopted "Trade Dollars" that were very intentionally identical in composition to the US Silver dollar.

[Anonymous No.50882240]

>>50881449
>silver is fun too :)
I know fren ;)
I'm just doing a little trolling heheh
>>50881670
Hmmm will look into it thanks

[Anonymous No.50882333]

>>50874506
>>50874613
Nice!

[Anonymous No.50882385]

Premiums for silver dollars are really off to the races. It's hard to get your hands on individual peace dollars now for less than around $45, when they were easily available for around $30 just two years ago.

[Anonymous No.50882530]

>>50882385
just buy gold

[Anonymous No.50882574]

>>50882385
yeah with silver close to 21 shit is back to like 27 dollars an ounce for all but the most boring bullion. fuck this silver squeeze shit

[Anonymous No.50882993]

>>50867586
>comparing silver premiums to gold premiums
I wasn't. I'm talking about 10oz gold bars.

[Anonymous No.50883026]

>>50873933
I just assume everything is a rug at this point. I did order a stack though. We'll see.

[Anonymous No.50883447]

Oh yeah I forgot it's the weekend which means the general will be slow again :(

[Anonymous No.50883479]

>>50883447
Qrd on FagDR?

[Anonymous No.50883518]

>>50883479
He's obviously a proctologist.

[Anonymous No.50883547]

>>50883447
Been a bit slower in general the last few weeks I feel. Crypto and stocks are doing well the last few weeks, so go figure. They'll be back when thier shit crashes again in September

[Anonymous No.50883558]

>>50876154
2021 type 1

[Anonymous No.50883628]

>>50883479
>made it illegal to own gold
>locked Americans in camps cause they're grandparents were japs
>wore dresses as a kid
>>50883547
Yeah I remember the crash a few weeks ago and they flooded this general
>>50882385
You can get them for cheaper than that if you buy them off of pmsforsale

[Anonymous No.50883750]

They know my weakness bros.. God grant me strength to not buy it.. Ive already got the 1oz coin and 10oz bar. This would be perfect addition. .

[Anonymous No.50883787]

>>50865529
That's how you know it will be worth a fortune 50 years from now.

[Anonymous No.50883824]

>>50883750
OMG JMBullion FLASH sale of maples only 7 dollars over spot! who the fuck orders from these jokers anymore

[Anonymous No.50883885]

>>50883824
Idk what youre going off about, this is the only site i can find this specific coin, its my favorite design.... No one mentioned maples...

[Anonymous No.50883916]

>>50883885
very defensive when nobody is attacking you, take some valium

[Anonymous No.50883939]

>>50883916
Bro what? You flipped out on me. This is absurd.

[Anonymous No.50883964]

>>50882064
This was a single coin, in which even the US version was based off of other countries. My post was about entire currencies changed to copy the US dollar.

[Anonymous No.50883995]

>>50883916
should we buy shitty bars like you said for 8 dollars over spot?

[Anonymous No.50884120]

>>50883939
unless you are owner/operator of jm bullion, nobody attacked you. maybe get off the internet for a while

[Anonymous No.50884286]

>>50884120
Kek you are a little nigger. What exactly is your game?

[Anonymous No.50884373]

>>50864237
How does /pmg/ feel on buying sigma metalytics? I saw a deal for $790 for a new one. While they seem useful, I'd much rather spend the money on some 20 francs.

[Anonymous No.50884467]

>>50883447
Naw we here homie.

[Anonymous No.50884479]

>>50884286
jm bullion prices are fucking awful now since amark bought them, cant you read my posts. you are being the illiterate nigger, anon

[Anonymous No.50884617]

>>50884479
Yeah no. I was trying to facilitate discussion regarding booba coin, and you freak out about jmbullions prices, then refuse to acknowledge your hostility. I shouldnt even have to explain this to you but here we are.. I'm done with you though.

[Anonymous No.50884688]

>>50884617
are you sov poster by chance, you continually sperg out over miscommunications.
>youre not allowed to talk about prices of bullion dealers! only talk about the coin i want to talk about
nah, we will discuss whatever we want as long as it is pmg related

[Anonymous No.50884804]

>>50884688
Who's generally got the best deals in your opinion? I have noticed JMB prices have gone up, they are almost APMEX status now kek. I'm always looking for alternatives. SilverGoldBull seems to be good if you catch sales. If you are ok with eBay then Bullion.Exchanges and Liberty Coin are solid. Any recommendations on your end fren? I'm assuming you are a burger, as am I.

[Anonymous No.50884819]

>>50884804
This is a general question for all burgers, not just this anon. Curious what everyone's "go to" online dealers are?

[Anonymous No.50884856]

>>50884804
yes i have never ordered from silvergoldbull but i look at the sales and the sale prices are generally pretty good. almost pulled trigger on the 250 gm st helena but just wasnt in a buying mood at the time.

i generally think the prices of monument metals, sd bullion, and bold precious metals almost always beat the bigger guys. jm used to be reasonable and i dont know how they justify their prices now. at least apmex has nice flash sales once in a while. jm has shit sales with nothing discounted. of course if you can only find the thing you want on jm like the st helena victory 5 ouncet coin, then go ahead and buy it. i think the salivate metal 2 ozt chunky round is only available on jmbullion

[Anonymous No.50884878]

>>50884856
>>50884819
to add, my last 3 bullion purchases were all from BOLD, they just had the best price for what i wanted to buy. best price on next gen dingos, best price on robin hood myths and legends, and best price on 2022 kooks. may just order from them a 4th time to get 10 ozt britannia bar and a few of those saltwater crocs ive been wanting

[Anonymous No.50884929]

>>50884819
monument metals

[Anonymous No.50884949]

>>50884929
>monument metals
I used to order from them all the time. But they gave me a really hard time once and I haven't been back. They sent me an email apologizing for the inconvenience so I'll probably buy from them again eventually. They have pretty decent deals.

[Anonymous No.50884966]

>>50884949
>gave me a hard time
care to elaborate?

[Anonymous No.50885043]

>>50884966
I used my routing number and they had some kind of problem with their payment system, they sent me a long incredibly disrespectful email. I was super confused why they were so rude. They later sent me another email and apologized. I don't know if it was an intern or what.

[Anonymous No.50885053]

>>50885043
oh weird

[Anonymous No.50885075]

>>50885053
It worked out in the end but I was kind of annoyed by them, sure it was a fluke. I've ordered from them 15 or 20 times and never had a problem except for that one time, usually it's fast shipping and great packaging from them.

[Anonymous No.50885100]

>>50885075
yeah that sounds like an issue you wouldn't expect from any dealer
makes sense why you wouldn't do business with em after something like that

[Anonymous No.50885196]

>>50885100
I bought this batboy from them cause they were the only place that had them at the time. I'm for sure not trying to knock them, they seem like a good business, in general had great experiences with them.

[Anonymous No.50885345]

>>50868287
>This event is a once in a life-time deleveraging event

This is a once in a multi-generational event.

[Anonymous No.50885427]

>>50868287
>I work two jobs just to scrape together as much as I can
fellow hustler. I do side HVAC and teach handgun safety for silber cash. I go straight from the job to the LCS.

[Anonymous No.50885496]

>>50884856
> almost pulled trigger on the 250 gm st helena
You and me both, I almost did it but that was the week of, or right after, $18 cheapies so I had already blown my budget and then some

> monument metals, sd bullion, and bold precious
Ah yes, I forget about these guys and I shouldn't, I need to update my rankings sheet (yes I'm that autistic where I rank my online and LCS dealers, idk what to say, kek, its fun to me). Thanks fren.

[Anonymous No.50885504]

>>50885196
nice bat fren
don't worry I'm not deterred

[Anonymous No.50885561]

thoughts on my market predictions

>Fed starts reducing balance sheet
>Stocks crash
>crypto crashes (again)
>PMs take a hit 10 to 15%
>Gov does some retard stimulus

Results
>Takes a decade for normies to get back 2020 purchasing power
>Stocks recover after 5 years
>Crypto hovers at 50% of ATHs in couple years
>within 2years Gold permanently at 2 to 3 times current prices
>Big Macs at for $9.99

[Anonymous No.50885628]

Are we going back to sub $20 cheapies or are we past that point now? Also, marks, francs, sovs, or ducats for gold coins?

[Anonymous No.50885631]

>>50885345
Correct.
The mechanics of what is laid out is clear. The banks are their most profitable when they overleverage the economy. They essentially create far more receipts for wealth than actually exists in the real world, and eventually a "run on the bank" is going to happen when everyone floods into hard assets. It's a never before seen "style" of bank run, but the mechanics are the same. I don't even think most stocks will even survive. The gameplan for the banks is to try and inflate their way out of the debt crisis with maybe some controlled bankruptcies, controlled stock crashes, etc. But the wealth destruction of cash will be too strong and the economy will never be able to recover without the global economy going through: BANKRUPTCY.

[Anonymous No.50885690]

>>50885427
Based.

We have all heard of the expression "I can sleep when I am dead". Well the same applies for the living. I can sleep after silver moons.

If you don't hit a Grand-Slam, being alive in the year 2022 then you have only yourself to blame. I'm not fucking kidding, GME short squeeze is real. Silver is real. Some hidden opportunities in the crypto world even thought most are ZEROs.

People don't realize that there were plenty of people who became millionaires during the great depression.... Just saying.

[Anonymous No.50885752]

>he doesn't have the Donald Duck silver note
ngmi

[Anonymous No.50885764]

Got my bogs

[Anonymous No.50885769]

>>50864237
Gold and Silver hasn't cured my crippling depression and anxiety

[Anonymous No.50885796]

Round commemorating all the genders, scuff is on the capsule

[Anonymous No.50885811]

>>50885769
>Gold and Silver hasn't cured my crippling depression and anxiety

I see several items in that pic which would cure those problems instantly, best to just keep stacking though.

[Anonymous No.50885848]

>>50885628
>Also, marks, francs, sovs, or ducats for gold coins?
So far I've got more francs than anything along with one ducat
I'd prefer to have nothing but pre-33 but that's too expensive. Thinking of buying a plain old bullion coin for my next gold purchase. Whenever that is.
The numisnigger within me loves lmu gold a lot. Probably why it's 2/5 of my gold coins.
>>50885752
>>50885764
That bar thing is awesome. Reminds me of the 10oz britannia bar. Also nice low serial bog. I thought about posting mine with the serial showing but im very schizo. It's a serial number to be proud of. Just like yours.
>>50885769
It helps with mine. When I'm sad or stressed, I just think about silver. Or touch my metals if I'm at home.
>>50884467
Good. And Nice robot :)

[Anonymous No.50885878]

>>50885764
Shouldn't bogcoin have only the pick up option for the buttons? You don't choose the bog, the bog chooses you.

[Anonymous No.50885919]

>>50885848
It's my very first bar actually. VAT gets added to silver bars here but that bar gets around it by technically being curency

[Anonymous No.50886045]

>>50885628
>Are we going back to sub $20 cheapies or are we past that point now?
Probably, but I don't think you'll ever be able to buy an ounce of Silver for under $20 again.
>Also, marks, francs, sovs, or ducats for gold coins?
Due to my State's cucked tax laws and the limited number of dealers who don't charge sales tax, 20 Marks are the cheapest for me right now out of the coins you mentioned.

[Anonymous No.50886068]

so where can i easily source tin without going out of my way? its weird how copper is so much more expensive than aluminium, but its easier to get bulk of

[Anonymous No.50886117]

How's liberty.coin on ebay? They have a BU gold coin I want for $400 less than APMEX.

[Anonymous No.50886159]

>>50886045
>>50885628
>don't think you'll ever be able to buy an ounce of Silver for under $20 again.
If Silver was under 20 at this point I doubt anyone would be mining it. Inflation in fuel and cost of equipment has basically made that impossible.

[Anonymous No.50886172]

>>50885848
>I'd prefer to have nothing but pre-33 but that's too expensive. Thinking of buying a plain old bullion coin for my next gold purchase. Whenever that is. The numisnigger within me loves lmu gold a lot.
I think I might be a numisfag as well, I like the design and history behind the older coins.
>>50886045
>Probably, but I don't think you'll ever be able to buy an ounce of Silver for under $20 again.
That's a shame. I need to get another 20 oz of silver this month and was hoping to see something a bit cheaper.
>Due to my State's cucked tax laws and the limited number of dealers who don't charge sales tax, 20 Marks are the cheapest for me right now out of the coins you mentioned.
Where are you getting your 20 marks at? I do like the design of them.

[Anonymous No.50886234]

>>50886159
A lot of Miners will keep mining even when things are unprofitable, anon.
Besides, Industrial demand for Silver will shrink as we go into recession meaning that the price will be able to stay depressed for longer, it did this sort of thing in 2008 too.
Silver staying in the teens is unsustainable in the long term, but I could see it staying down for a while.

[Anonymous No.50886268]

>>50886159
Business accrue "fixed costs" on a monthly basis to the extent that even if they temporarily lose money in the short term, it is better to do so than to just eat the fixed costs with no source of income,

[Anonymous No.50886314]

>>50886172
>That's a shame. I need to get another 20 oz of silver this month and was hoping to see something a bit cheaper.
I'm just an anon, not a prophet.
>Where are you getting your 20 marks at?
GEC has them at a 10% premium, which is still a tad high for what they are, but it's better than paying an 8% premium plus a 9% sales tax which is what APMEX has them for.
If you don't have to deal with Sales tax, you're better off buying from whatever other dealers stock them.

[Anonymous No.50886356]

>>50886117
I've gotten some good deals from Liberty both on ebay (where I learned of them) and in their store. Got pic related for $185 in 2016 which was a great price at the time.

[Anonymous No.50886587]

>>50885043
share the email, I wanna see the wagie seethe at stacker chads

[Anonymous No.50886659]

>>50886587
I clear my email pretty regularly, I looked in the trash and I think I permanently bounced it.

[Anonymous No.50886665]

>>50886587
2nd this, I already expected so little of pozzible I want to be disappointed more.

[Anonymous No.50886702]

>>50886587
The email probably went like this.
>Dear Anon, we are sorry to inform you that Monument Metals TM, is currently out of stock of 1oz silver Shrek coins and implores that you buy anything else instead.

[Anonymous No.50886709]

>>50885769
That's weightlifting, good spirituality and social interaction that fixes that.
Of course money won't fix that, how often do you see a happy Jew?

[Anonymous No.50886740]

>>50886702
>currently out of stock of 1oz silver Shrek coins and implores that you buy anything else instead.
I would have went to their headquarters and burnt down the building if they ran out of Shrek Rounds.

[Anonymous No.50886875]

>>50886314
>GEC has them at a 10% premium, which is still a tad high for what they are, but it's better than paying an 8% premium plus a 9% sales tax which is what APMEX has them for
What state are you in that requires 9% sales tax on PMs?

[Anonymous No.50886928]

>>50886709
Uh...

[Anonymous No.50886937]

>>50886875
California
If I buy over $1500 it's tax exempt, but at that point I may as well just buy a full ounce instead of illiquid Eurogold.

[Anonymous No.50886944]

>>50886709
>>50886928
Whoops

[Anonymous No.50886995]

>>50886928
>>50886944
Is he truly happy anon? I doubt the cheap thrill of enslaving the goyim is very fulfilling.

[Anonymous No.50887179]

>>50886172
>I think I might be a numisfag as well, I like the design and history behind the older coins.
My thoughts exactly. Except I started off as a numisfag lol. Old coins just have sovl to them. I guess some new coins do too but I prefer the old school art style.
>>50885919
Nice loophole. I'd like to have more bigger bars one day. I only have one 10z and 7 1oz bars. Also a one gram one lol.
>>50885796
Mmm booba
>>50885878
All hail bog

[Anonymous No.50887256]

I'm quitting my job and going back to school soon, so I was thinking about selling off my PMs to help pay for tuition. But since I have some that are collectible I'm wondering how to sell them and actually get some return on investment.

Among a few other things, I have a complete set of the 11 2 oz Queen's Beast coins. I'm seeing people putting those up on ebay for $1200+, which is roughly 3x the value of the metal. Anyone have any experience with this? I've never sold anything on ebay before, so I doubt anyone would really want to buy PMs from me, and I've heard that scammers troll that site looking for inexperienced sellers to screw over anyway. But I don't know anyone personally who collects coins to sell them to, and if I go to a dealer I assume they will barely pay spot for them, if that. Any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.50887573]

I paid for my Frenmark on July 18. The Australian crowd funding site still hasn't released funds...

[Anonymous No.50887736]

>>50887573
I bet pozible is based in melbourne, fuck I hate melbourne

[Anonymous No.50887881]

>>50887573
link?

[Anonymous No.50887984]

>>50865206
This.

Would love to get a pirate chest like the ones from a few threads back though.

[Anonymous No.50888060]

>>50865206
this one and multiple safes

[Anonymous No.50888508]

>>50887256
full sets of coins always fetch a premium, especially if you have a nice case for them and they're in good condition.

[Anonymous No.50888538]

>>50887984
Now that’s a based safe

[Anonymous No.50888659]

>>50887881
Kek! I'm trying to imagine who buys Fucking investments that are haven't went up in 10 years? And they buy coins too and at a premium usually! You are like the girlfriend that never gets the ring. Might be fun to fuck but ZERO long term prospects. I would be embarrassed to bring that home to my portfolio! Like even Bridge and Tunnel from Shitholes like "Hoboken", or Fucking "Tarrytown", or Fucking "New Rochelle" don't even be doing that nonsense. These PMG Cats are like the most Mediocre and Marginal people in the history of investing.

Despite having the biggest ad campaign in the history of Right Wing Radio, like you think Fucking (((Mark Levin))) and Fucking (((Ben Shapiro))), and MotherFucking (((Dave Rubin))) know absolutely Shit about this market? PMs basically can't even keep up with low inflation, let alone today's inflation.

*Toot* *Toot* MotherFuckers! The Dunk Train is forming up right now, and we about to throw down on you like it's the 90s again! We're gonna Dunk the shit out of your PMs and make you Fucking famous MotherFuckers! Hepcats, these MotherFuckers look like they Fucking thirsty! Let's give them something to drink!

The average PMBro probably look like Golem, both the Hobbit and the non-Gentile kind at the same time! The low Tier clubs won't even sell you bottle service. If you actually had the Qualications to be in The City, you would probably be found at Fucking Patcha NYC!

[Anonymous No.50888765]

The 91st Cyber Brigade, based in Virginia, is the unit that got assigned to shilling on /pol/ and /k/. I got three different bans at the same time, including a global ban for violating US law, after calling them out on /k/ after another anon mentioned them. Save this before it gets deleted.

[Anonymous No.50889177]

>>50885196
>Batboi

gives me some late 2019- early 2020 /pmg/ vibes
those were the good old days of pmg

[Anonymous No.50889700]

>>50865479
>>50865529
desu the ebony goddess is hot
fug

[Anonymous No.50889798]

>>50883787
>That's how you know it will be worth a fortune 50 years from now.

Probably not quite a true fortune, but you're right that it'll have among the highest numismatic premiums of any American gold struck in the 21st century. Popular items that people saved in vast quantities remain common decades later, whereas the unpopular or hated items become rare and desirable years after. It's like crappy 1980s horror movie VHS tapes, few sold back then so now they are bought for hundreds or even thousands when they show up.

[Anonymous No.50889831]

>>50888659
Anon, I am already fucking rich and money keeps dropping every month. More than I can spend. I'm a hillbilly and I just don't care. I just love to look at my treasures.

[Anonymous No.50889865]

>>50889831
Don't even bother replying, they likely get paid for it everytime someone interacts with them.

[Anonymous No.50889895]

>>50889865
Haha, a bonus for "top 10% engagement" . That is some nasty trick to keep your employees motivated.
Also thanks anon for the hint. I didn't knew they're organized that much.

[Anonymous No.50889961]

>>50889831
>Frog smoking the shire's finest pipe-weed
>Umm baked ID

Based hillbilly, that's a resident pastafag troll though. Collecting and fondling treasure is a nice way to simultaneously consoom, entertain oneself and invest in something with minimal risk. When the next round of crypto ponzis like Celsius implode a new crop of retards will learn the important difference between rank speculation and wise investment.

[Anonymous No.50890029]

what credit cards do you guys use, thinking of applying for that bullion card. 1% back isnt the best but i dont get any % back right now

[Anonymous No.50890045]

>>50889895
It could be a regular troll but it could be someone like this guy getting paid to do it.

[Anonymous No.50890061]

>>50890029
Check out some credit unions in your area. My anecdotal experience is credit unions tend to have the beswxmynt benefits.

[Anonymous No.50890109]

>>50889177
Indeed they were, spring and summer 2020 for pmg was magic, so much euphoria

[Anonymous No.50890143]

Just bought silver for the first time ever.

[Anonymous No.50890267]

>>50890143
Congratulations, post pic.

[Anonymous No.50890324]

>>50890267
When it arrives. It's coming by post.

[Anonymous No.50890336]

>>50889865
You can't stop me, shill! I won't stop until more people are aware about the perils and dangers of hoarding useless barbaric relics like Gold and Shillver. I won't allow more anons to waste their precious fiat on this useless trash. Fuck off with your propaganda LCS shill.

[Anonymous No.50890391]

Not gonna reply to a troll but here is a five year gold chart.

[Anonymous No.50890432]

I will also ask why do banks and a certain nation of people hoard like dragons while proclaiming from every peak that gold and silver are useless, barbaric rocks from a bygone age?

[Anonymous No.50890492]

>>50890484

>>50890484

>>50890484

>>50890484

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[Anonymous No.50890735]

>>50865479
She cute!

[Anonymous No.50891209]

What are the chances of silver going up to $1000 dollars per ounce in my lifetime?

[Anonymous No.50891267]

~0

[Anonymous No.50891699]

>>50891209
100%.

The system as it exists today is a banking scam where they essentially use debt/leverage to siphon out resources. This works because debt and taxes compel people to work harder/longer, and so long as asset prices increase the system can stay solvent.
Leverage has the effect of essentially ballooning balance sheets: If I give you $1M cash, your balance sheet increases $1M and mine stays the same. This happens because although I lost $1M cash, I created an IOU in the form of a $1M bond.
The problems arise in that that bond needs to be paid back. So any loans of this nature need to be properly invested in production/a business in order to generate an income in order to repay the loan + interest. In the case of America, we were using leverage to fuel consumption which is the DESTRUCTION of capital investment. We were using resources and labor to indulge in consumer goods and forgot to invest in our infrastructure and manufacturing base. The citizens are now broke and the capital does not exist to provide us with enough high paying jobs because we shipped them overseas for plastic trinkets from China.
I say this all the time, but the financial crisis that looms will take place in the debt market. This is not some nebulous ivory tower concept and can be most succinctly stated as such: There is a SEVERE SHORTAGE in real goods and services relative to the claims (cash, bonds and stocks) that exist. We failed to invest in mines due to suppressing commodity prices and now a whiplash effect will occur when people try to cash in their paper for real goods.

[Anonymous No.50891728]

for "i like this ID im sorrrry that it is about to go, goodbye thread :c" TPMCBB

[Anonymous No.50891799]

>>50891699
The bond market is $46TN in size and represents paper claims that need to be paid in the order of magnitude of TWICE the size of the U.S. GDP. These claims can never be repaid even if we spent 100 years trying to do so. People need all of our economic output just to eat, invest, pay for depreciating capital assets and infrastructure. So how will these bogus bonds be dealt with? The ONLY course of action the banks have left is to devalue the currency so that effectively the nominal amount of the bonds can be repaid but the actual purchasing power of the cash is so diluted that it does not cripple the economy. An impossible task, but the only route available to an insolvent bank and government if they merely want to maintain the status quo.
Every dollar you have ever worked for has been horribly devalued this year. The trick is they need people to stay in the financial system chasing yield, because any amount of these paper claims in the form of cash, stocks, and bonds begin to creep into the commodity markets then the whole system is instantly revealed for the fraud it is. The gold and silver market caps are peanuts compared to size of the stock and bond market. The system operates on the basis that all it needs to do is see to it that industrial demand is satisfied and the rest of the debt-plebs can run around in the hamster wheel consuming over priced service tier goods such as food and beer. Storing your wealth in physical form outside of a bankrupt banking system is literally an option that not everyone can participate in. THAT is true scarcity. So you better be the first one out of the door because the building is on fire and the exit doors open inwards. When you are trapped there will be no exit as the masses rush to the door. The physical markets are tiny and can be wiped out easily by any millionaire in your city looking to spend his cash. Paper millionaires who worked their whole lives will be reduced to peasants as their assets deleverage.

[Anonymous No.50891877]

>>50891799
People don't realize the nature of leverage and how it expands balance sheets. This has a ballooning effect on asset prices such as housing, stocks and bonds. If you remove increases in debt of the U.S. economy, we have not had organic growth in the GDP since 1983.
And a contraction in consumer credit has reverberating effects. A mere contraction of $200BN in consumer credit brought down the housing market by $7TN.
Make no mistake, it doesn't matter how much money you make in housing or the stock market. At any given time, a loss of 80-90% is catastrophic for anyone, no matter how much money you have.
Your house will crater in value as that sector deleverages. Your stocks will be sold off and will NEVER reflate again as the capacity to play monetary games like we have been doing for the last 40 years comes to an end. The $700BN trade deficit we run will return to historical average of trade being net-zero. A loss of that size will collapse the U.S. service economy as all of that production is used to prop up corporate profits, dividends, jobs, and taxes. That's right, folks. The endless sprawl of big box stores jam packed with seemingly endless goods is coming to an end, and they will cost a hell of a lot more than they do now. The world doesn't need dollars anymore and the Petro Dollar already fell apart this very year. The economy we grew up in is gone and a much more poor existence for Americans is on the horizon.
Go read any boomer investing book from the 1970s and see what those markets were like relative to today where you can just seemingly make fortunes off of nothing. All of that liquidity will be gone. Your grandparents, in a sane economy, would literally wash and reuse their alumiunum foil. They only ever ate out a few times a month, if ever. All of the fake growth in the U.S. economy is a function of that very $46TN bond market that is about to blow up in our face.