/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.55306708]

Newfags Can't Triforce Edition

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

>Bullion dealers
https://www.jmbullion.com/ (US)
https://www.chards.co.uk/ (EU/UK)
https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/ (Ancient)
https://www.luciteria.com/ (Other rare metals)
more at: https://pastebin.com/gZfZHtNE

>News and graphs
https://numismag.com/en/home-en/
https://silverseek.com/
https://www.silverdoctors.com/
https://www.mining.com/
https://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silver
https://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-reserves-by-country

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

>Resources
https://www.jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
https://www.coinflation.com/
http://coinapps.com/
https://erikasgrig.com/calculators/rpi-calculator-inflation/
https://learn.apmex.com/buying-guide/buying-in-the-usa/
https://pastebin.com/gZfZHtNE

>Prospecting
https://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://www.usgs.gov/programs/mineral-resources-program/science
https://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/news/mines-and-minerals
https://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Nitric acid, magnets and ping test
https://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTo
https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY
https://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-k
https://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database

Previous Thread:
>>55294498

[Anonymous No.55306733]

blessed be the patient silver stackers

[Anonymous No.55306785]

>>55306708

[Anonymous No.55306845]

Hi

>>55306330
>What's the memismaticists opinion on doing this? Does it "damage" the coin?
Unless it's a coin with an at least somewhat substantial numismatic value then I wouldn't really care, generic bullion rounds and washington/roosevelt coins would be before my cutoff. If you're doing it to silver dollars or fancy premium rounds and anything more substantial than that don't expect me to pay full price though.

If you're so worried about tarnish why don't you guys just buy gold which can sit for millenia untarnished?

[Anonymous No.55306850]

My cheapies...

[Anonymous No.55306878]

>>55306845
Damn that is a nice coin, shame what happened to that country

[Anonymous No.55306883]

>>55306845
they don't need to buy gold
they just need to get over their autism
it's ok for things to tarnish

[Anonymous No.55306949]

>>55306883
Well unless you're playing around with it all the time, silver wouldn't be that reactive in the right conditions. Air-tight environment or one of those anti-tarnish strips will keep it fine for years. It only happens rapidly if you're fondling and leaving it to air out all the time.

[Anonymous No.55307035]

>>55306845
I'm just discussing methods to get rid of tarnish in ways that are gentle to the coin. In the past I did very horrible things to some of my coins before I wisened up, but nowadays I just give them an iso/acetone wash and put them in caps. Some coins I buy have PVC damage or might as well have been up someone's butthole for all I know. I don't want that to spread when I buy lots in a bag.
>>55307003
I see, thanks.

[Anonymous No.55307041]

New treasure chest lads

[Anonymous No.55307053]

>>55307041
dare to open it? slight chance it could be a mimic?

[Anonymous No.55307069]

[Anonymous No.55307073]

>>55307041
Nice anon, open it

>>55307053
:o

[Anonymous No.55307090]

>>55307035
>I see, thanks.
np

anon upthread is right though, it doesn't matter on cheap coins or straight bullion with little or no numismatic value.

I regularly stick cheap coins in a rock tumbler to clean them up. Destroys them from a numismatic perspective, but the only ones I clean like that are already so messed up it doesn't matter what I do to them. On really corroded or dirty coins, cleaning them is the better choice than leaving them in trashed condition.

[Anonymous No.55307098]

>>55307035
Acetone and capsules are perfect, that's the most kosher form of cleaning. It works wonders for proof coins that have fingerprints on them.

[Anonymous No.55307123]

>>55307098
yea getting rid of ugly fingerprints on a proof is definitely worth it

[Anonymous No.55307127]

>>55307069

[Anonymous No.55307174]

>>55307041
Cool. Any ideas what it was used for originally?

[Anonymous No.55307205]

>>55307090
>>55307098
Picrel. I'd say they're worth the trouble.

[Anonymous No.55307254]

>>55307069
>>55307205
Very nice.

[Anonymous No.55307257]

>>55307205
Yeah, that's another point.

If you've got a coin that's been faked a lot, having a bit of good tarnish on it may be a selling point because the fakes will either be clean or have suspicious tarnish.

in that case cleaning can make them worth less just because they'll look fake.

[Anonymous No.55307273]

>>55307041
Nice! Looks like ray skin

[Anonymous No.55307299]

>>55307090
I also put junk in the tumbler

[Anonymous No.55307315]

>>55307299
Checked. Nice coins fren.

[Anonymous No.55307316]

>>55307257
This is especially true for reichsmarks and soviet currency, I will immediately assume that it's cleaned if it lacks tarnish because of the prevalence of cleaning in that subdivision of numismatics

[Anonymous No.55307334]

>>55307299
I love the shine!

[Anonymous No.55307339]

>>55307073
Part of me really wants to keep my junk loose in there but having them in tubes makes it easier to sort/count.

There’s a pawn shop near me, all their bullion is hella overpriced EXCEPT their junk silver. So I can gradually fill up tubes without getting taxed on the smaller volume

[Anonymous No.55307354]

>>55307174
I’m guessing it was a jewelry or keepsake box

[Anonymous No.55307370]

>>55307316
I never really recommended against cleaning RM's until alibaba started selling some convincing fakes. Now I don't think I'd clean them. I don't really mind if other people do though. It's not a mainstream numismatic item. Not really subject to the usual rules that govern prices. Unless US boomers start buying up RM's I don't see it mattering much.

[Anonymous No.55307402]

>over 700 deleted posts in one week
jannies working for free overtime

[Anonymous No.55307586]

Since this is now coin cleaning general:
Any idea what I could do to these things?
Found them panning in my river. One is magnetic and the other has some greenish (Cu) stuff going on, but seems rusty + encrusted.
Doesn't look like any recent coins I know, so it's probably rather old (50yo+) and thus has been in the water rather long.
Don't really care about value, but would love to figure out what they are.

[Anonymous No.55307594]

>>55307254
I like how you even put your bars in caps.
>>55307257
>>55307316
They're straight from the Vaterland, all sound the same, same weight, size, etc. I don't think any of them are fake.

[Anonymous No.55307600]

is the vault already empty or what?

[Anonymous No.55307664]

>>55307586
I would first chip at them with a toothpick or something similar, then brush it both sides with a toothbrush using soap and water. I would also add a finishing coat of olive oil to bring out any details just for ID purposes.
>>55307594
My assumption is that most untarnished would be cleaned, not fake.

[Anonymous No.55307719]

>>55307402
Concerning.
>>55307600
Might as well be true. A few days ago they were still not able to deliver 2 million oz. It makes me fear cheapies are about to go away forever.
>>55307664
Might be, but not sure. Unlike old US coins like silver dimes or whatever RMs were used for a few years and that was it.

[Anonymous No.55307728]

>>55307664
Toothpick and brushing seems reasonable, but the olive oil seems weird. But at least it won't hurt them, after what they've been through. I'm afraid that the left one is quite corroded. If so, I'd probably need to know what it's made of, to be able to leach it away.

[Anonymous No.55307749]

>>55307041
>>55307069
>>55307073
>>55307299
what kind of things are /pmg/ stackers interested in for chests?
i've been thinking about putting together some chests to sell online. I live in an old whaling city that has tons of nautical antiques that are in dilapidated but fixable states.

[Anonymous No.55307767]

>>55307749
Needs to be waterproof so the coins don't get wet when I bury them.

[Anonymous No.55307814]

>>55307339
Well have some you organize and some you just throw on a pile forming their own ecosystem, that is what I do too

>>55307749
Something that looks like a pirate chest, but at the same time is practical too. The inside should be lined with anti-tarnish cloth to protect the silver and the same time you can just pile your coins in

[Anonymous No.55307820]

>>55307749
My biggest concern with this chest is that the wood is kinda thin, I always make sure to hold it from the bottom but i doubt it was designed to hold ≈10+ kilos of shiny

[Anonymous No.55307854]

>>55307749
So it’s probably good for them to be overbuilt a bit

[Anonymous No.55307864]

>>55307719
Even uncirculated RM will likely have some tarnish from the sheer age, this can be seen on plenty of the graded mint state examples online.
>>55307728
I borrowed the methodology from cleaning unidentifiable ancient coins, olive oil for that purpose is more common than you'd think
https://www.wikihow.com/Clean-Ancient-Coins
>>55307749
Airtight seal, maybe velvet or egg crate foam interior would be nice. Compartmentalized velvet and foam sections would be amazing, especially if there are cutouts in the foam.

[Anonymous No.55307895]

>>55307820
>>55307854
Agree to this and it should have an 'antique' look too

[Anonymous No.55307957]

>>55307767
lol i would recommend a galvanized metal pipe sealed on both sides.
but if you're larping and want to bury your chest then melting wax on the outside wouldnt be too much of an issue.
saw some wax designs (for the inside, maybe lid ceiling) that had a great scrimshaw look and i've been practicing with that on tagua nuts. getting better.
>>55307814
if i made them then all of the chests would be lined with anti-tarnish cloth.
my LCS gets silverware sets that she just tosses in the trash, which means i can get scraps of wood and cloth for accents literally free of charge.
>>55307820
i've had, what i thought was, a decent chest break from under the weight and that's what got me into this. so trust me, i understand.
>>55307864
so something like a pelican gun case?
do you mean precut foam or DIY foam? i've seen warhammer 40k cases with "perforated" foam that you can pull out yourself.
as for air tight- that might be impossible. it's old wood that's been slightly warped. at their best they couldve been water resistant but air tight? not likely. i could add seal or maybe puffed leather gaskets to keep the look. but at best it's more of a hope than anything.
>>55307895
just about all of the ones i could get my hands on would be antiqued but useless without fixing up. they may be polished depending on the condition/repairs/costumer.


thank you all for the inputs.

[Anonymous No.55307985]

>>55307594
*autistically* I like plastic.

[Anonymous No.55307999]

>>55307299
You absolute fool, enjoy getting 20% under spot for what is normally the most popular silver to buy and sell in the US

[Anonymous No.55308019]

>>55307999
Checked.

[Anonymous No.55308021]

>>55307864
I guess it depends how much tarnish we're talking about. When I buy bulk about 1 out of 10 coins look like picrel which looks pretty untarnished, relatively speaking. But I'm no expert, could just have been cleaned at some point. I have no idea how common that is around here. Should take a closer look at some point.
>>55307957
I really want to bury my treasure. Like a true pirate. I'm still pondering if that's a good idea, but why not.
>>55307985
I hate plastic, but what else will protect my precious?

[Anonymous No.55308024]

>>55307957
>so something like a pelican gun case?
Yes
>do you mean precut foam
I had like slots cut out for tubes and bars in mind but this might be hard because sizes aren't necessarily universal. It probably wouldn't be that hard to DIY if I were to buy one I guess
>i could add seal or maybe puffed leather gaskets to keep the look
Maybe air-tight is an exaggeration, really I just want a decently tight close and the perimeter of the opening could be lined with rubber gasket for the added sealing factor

[Anonymous No.55308031]

>>55308021
Source: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/past_sales.php?id=5218

[Anonymous No.55308048]

Also how do I make coins look funky like this?

[Anonymous No.55308061]

>>55308048

[Anonymous No.55308084]

>>55307957
>my LCS gets silverware sets that she just tosses in the trash, which means i can get scraps of wood and cloth for accents literally free of charge.

Nice, based recycler

[Anonymous No.55308094]

>>55308021
(((Katz))) is a pretty shady auctioneer and I wouldn't be surprised if they happened to not mention cleaning. Picrel is probably way more legit and is more what I'm talking about (PCGS)
>>55308061
That's an artificially toned coin, collectors will say this is even more egregious than cleaning or at least just as bad. Most methods involve high concentrations of sulfur (the way in which silver naturally tarnishes but on steroids) in ways such as leaving it in an oven with egg yolk.

[Anonymous No.55308260]

>>55306708
>It's fucking June 2023, and there are still no silver Libertads sold in all of Baja California
>At most, clad coins have been released just now (got a bag of new 2 peso coins at the bank, kek), which is quite unusual since they usually come by March or earlier
I'm getting scared for realsies on the lack of silver, however:
Apparently some dude with big bucks went absolutely everywhere in my city -- from the shittiest pawn shops that sell silver at a 300-400% premium, to all the banks available -- asking for silver bullion on all of these places (especially silver Libertads).
The most concerning thing about this dude in particular is that I personally find it hard to believe someone has the free time to do all of that in a single day -- even when having a fast car to go everywhere. Much less have the fiat neccesary to buy ALL THE SILVER in ALL THE BANKS of this city, and maybe the entire state too.

I ponder, just how rich does someone have to be in order to buy that much silver, and why?
Though, like I thought earlier, maybe the local cartels are buying silver en masse because the digital Mexican peso will come this or next year soon. So once physical cash is gone, the only medium of exchange that isn't tracked is PMs.

[Anonymous No.55308281]

>>55308260
OH SHIT, JUST READ THE THREAD
>COMEX vault at 0
Oh shit!

[Anonymous No.55308284]

>>55308094
That's a bit worse (or better) than average around here but I just buy cheap bags, not high premium graded coins. They're not really scratched up from polishing, so if they've been cleaned at some point it was probably by dipping.
>That's an artificially toned coin
I kinda want to try it on one of my fondlers.

[Anonymous No.55308310]

>>55308260
>Apparently
What makes it apparent it was one guy?

[Anonymous No.55308315]

>>55308260
>The most concerning thing about this dude in particular is that I personally find it hard to believe someone has the free time to do all of that in a single day -- even when having a fast car to go everywhere. Much less have the fiat neccesary to buy ALL THE SILVER in ALL THE BANKS of this city, and maybe the entire state too.
if I was super rich and had no job i might do that too

[Anonymous No.55308378]

>>55308315
>hard to believe someone has the free time to do all of that in a single day
Kind of like a reverse silver-bell Santa Claus.

[Anonymous No.55308413]

>>55308094
Artificial toning is many times at least reversible with dip, but cleaning is permanent. Both are bad but I'd rather have a funny blue coin than a permanently marred one from "cleaning".

[Anonymous No.55308484]

Ordered 4oz of silver and 3oz of copper just today, this'll bring me to 10oz silver and 2oz copper (2oz of copper that i ordered are for my fiance). Ordered from hero and JM. Gotta love months with 5 paydays.

[Anonymous No.55308522]

>>55307205
are those actually yours / your picture? do they look that clean in person or can you see a lot of imperfections that don't show up in pictures? you should send a couple of those to get graded.

[Anonymous No.55308538]

>>55308484
Good job fren. Keep on stacking.

[Anonymous No.55308590]

>>55308538
Definitely will. Have to take a break some weeks because of the mortgage and car payments/bills, but I'll never stop stacking shinies

[Anonymous No.55308639]

>>55308590
>weeks
I'm DCAing every 2 months from what's left over after expenses and mandatory savings. I should have done that a while ago to have more cash at once.

[Anonymous No.55308665]

>>55308639
Honestly that's not a bad idea either, I'm just going week by week because i get paid weekly and it's easier for me to budget the check right on payday. Truth be told, I'm probably gonna switch how much fiat vs silver I'm stacking since i have more silver saved up than paper, and i think having as close to an equal amount is a good idea.

[Anonymous No.55308681]

>>55308315
I now have a new life goal.

[Anonymous No.55308709]

>>55308413
If done improperly dipping can completely destroy mint luster and can fuck up a coin just as bad at conventional cleaning

[Anonymous No.55308738]

>>55307999
First one is bullshit. Titties are titties.

[Anonymous No.55308761]

>>55308709
I don't dip either, I like my grey babies just the way they are
>>55308738
No it isn't. Titties are titties, silicon insertions aren't. Big or little, I like both but I'll never love a fake.

[Anonymous No.55308791]

>>55308522
There is some scratching and the like not visible on the picture. Here's a random sample much closer up. If any of those look interesting I can take another one. I'm not really experienced enough to tell which might be worth grading but another anon a few threads ago also recommended doing it. Or it could just be the shitty pictures.

[Anonymous No.55308794]

>>55308738
Fake titties are way worse than small or no titties.

[Anonymous No.55308859]

>>55308310
>What makes it apparent it was one guy?
I asked everywhere as well when did all of the banks and pawn shops got their Libertad stock sold out. All of them said it was on the same day around March (they refuse to tell me the exact date).
Though I could also assume it was a team altogether that bought everything, all at once, on the same day. Yet, like >>55308315 assumes, a local rich NEET has the entire day to just do that -- and rather quickly if he has bank accounts in all banks around the city.
>>55308315
Right?
Kinda impressive, ngl. But I can no longer buy Libertads locally, so I will have to cross the border and buy American silver instead.
The ones without tourist visas/green cards/U.S. passport cards are absolutely fucked, however. They'll have to settle with 400% premium jewelry if they want to "invest" in silver.


Anyways, all of this happenings in Mexico are an absolute bull run when you notice the country is one of the biggest silver miners worldwide -- yet there is barely any silver bullion in the country.

[Anonymous No.55309065]

>>55307999
Junk silver is sold by face value times a factor if you buy in any quantity. Nobody even looks at individual coins. I buy it by the bag and there is everything from slicks to almost UC in the pile. Big boys don't give a flying fuck about whether or not junk silver has been cleaned. I can't even imagine what a junk silver dealer would say if I returned a coin because it had been cleaned.

Besides, I don't plan on selling. By the time my silver comes into use, there will be no such thing as "spot".

Numismatics is another matter. But dirt common Franklins and Kennedys have no numismatic value at all.

[Anonymous No.55309106]

>>55309065
You say that but then boomer and gun show retards that have the stuff you'll need in said times are going to get real picky, real fast. If they think a coin is worth less, they won't want it. They've lived their entire lives as spoiled ignorants, that mindset isn't going away.

[Anonymous No.55309153]

Eligible getting drained hard again.

[Anonymous No.55309303]

>>55309065
>Numismatics is another matter. But dirt common Franklins and Kennedys have no numismatic value at all.

I did not get into stacking properly until after ALL dollars had a premium, and I loaded the fuck up on mercs, at junk rates, but even some series of lesser coins get that FV bump.

Any thoughts on Franklins becoming numismatic down the road, like how dollars all carry premiums now?

[Anonymous No.55309372]

>>55309303
they're just too common mate
still a nice coin for silver stackin tho

[Anonymous No.55309426]

>>55309372
Truthfully, I am a buy by the sack and then sort, loosely, by grade, so I'm as with you as I am in the crossfire (minus giving a shit about slicks other than setting aside for melt or bartering with an asshole).

You are probably right though, I'm not rabid for UK coins but most short of a crown can be had cheaply.

I just hate fiat and love stacking

[Anonymous No.55309435]

Where to buy junk silver?

[Anonymous No.55309449]

>>55309435
Same place as bullion, unless you buy direct from mint. Look for "constitutional" or "junk" silver being listed. Most bullion resellers have most junk in bulk

[Anonymous No.55309531]

I know a lot of anons advise keeping a gold to silver ratio of about 1:15 to 1:20, but what about silver to copper? What would be the ideal ratio of that?

[Anonymous No.55309600]

>>55308761
Agreed. Never fake tits.
Even if they are small I will love them because they’d be attached to my woman and I’d even give them extra attention.
After a C tits are pointless and cause more health issues anyway

[Anonymous No.55309617]

>>55309106
When silver is remonetized EVERYONE will use it. Can't imagine why you would think only some tiny fraction of society will use money. But by all means, preserve the peasant filth on your junk silver. I like it shiny.

[Anonymous No.55309784]

What's the best gold etf?

[Anonymous No.55309880]

>>55309531
I happen to be at almost 2:1 Ag:Cu, but I'm not a serious Cu stacker.

[Anonymous No.55309909]

>>55309617
Coins rarely ever get "dirty", especially silver. That's the metal itself naturally reacting to trace chemical particles in the air. All you're doing is a temporary solution, just scraping off the topmost layer of metal that didn't react to chemicals. It'll still tone down the line, only now it looks like shit.
Cleaners are no better than semitic coin clippers.

[Anonymous No.55309971]

>>55306708
OP image looks like 3 alien UFO ships flying in formation (yes i spend time on /x/)
>>55307041
>>55307069
>>55307073
>>55307299
>>55307895
nice boxes. comfy chests

[Anonymous No.55310182]

is capital bullion a scam? random year krugs for 1815. few sale products under spot..

[Anonymous No.55310200]

>>55310182
>products under spot
If it's too good to be true, it is.

[Anonymous No.55310207]

>>55310182
random year buffalo for $1680 when they are going for around $2080 elsewhere... yeah that smells like a scam

[Anonymous No.55310209]

>>55309784
>gold etf
If you don't hold it you don't own it.

[Anonymous No.55310294]

90% stackers report in

[Anonymous No.55310311]

>>55310294
Which do do you think is the best one to go for?

[Anonymous No.55310331]

>>55310209
maybe he wants levered garbage like dust or nugt. wouldn't suggest toughing either, but you're going to see spikier gains with those or miner stocks, if you have one that hits, than physical.

[Anonymous No.55310356]

>>55310311
tough choice. its like pokemon. gotta stack 'em al.
one of my absolute favorites though is the Walking Liberty Half Dollar
and I do love the Washington Quarter.
right now I'm just looking for which 90% I can stack for the lowest premium. because the ridiculous premiums on US Junk Silver.

[Anonymous No.55310389]

>>55310356
>shop was selling washington quarters for $6 a piece and barber dimes for $3 a piece
>didn't have enough cash to buy them along with the other coins I was getting
Feels bad

[Anonymous No.55310507]

>>55310389
you should be greatful.
24 and 30xfv is terrible.

[Anonymous No.55310533]

>>55309065
>Nobody even looks at individual coins

I think the cleaned junk looks cool, but i know with absolute certainty that at least some shops would categorize it as scrap and put it in the cull bin, since dad and I buy all the cleaned stuff like that from them at spot price. Depends on the dealer/individual I guess, find the right person and it'll be no problem.

[Anonymous No.55310545]

>>55310507
24x FV is literally the cheapest I see anywhere besides someone at a gun show occasionally selling stuff for 22x. But every local gun show charges an entry fee so unless I buy a lot it's not worth it. I'm in Florida so 90% has abnormally high demand thanks to all of the stupid old farts that live here. Me? i like coins with history, and I like the fact they're fractional. Most rounds are ugly as sin and overpriced.

[Anonymous No.55310605]

>>55309909
Coins pass through thousands of hands for decades but don't get dirty? What possible rational basis could you have for believing that? Do you think silver is magically self-cleaning? The millions of snotty, greasy, cum-stained fingers don't leave a trace? Are you serious?

[Anonymous No.55310623]

>>55310533
if it's all about weight then fuck it if it's cleaned.
i find it incredibly rare that someone would nitpick the trade of a dime with a dozen eggs over the dime being cleaned.
maybe if it was in terrible condition that it's clearly about to be rubbed away forever.
>>55310545
damn anon, i'm sorry to hear that.
my LCS is sitting around 20xfv depending on spot.
i guess i'll give her a visit and buy out since i have surplus money.

[Anonymous No.55310625]

>>55308061
my silver just turns black and ugly when I play with it too much.

[Anonymous No.55310635]

>>55310533
I meant people who buy in quantity don't look at individual coins. People buying a couple coins at a time do. When I bought a few Japanese silver coins on my recent trip to Japan I looked at individual coins. But when I bought a sack of dimes I didn't. Who would?

Yes, junk silver IS culled. That's why it is called junk silver. Nobody cares if junk silver is clean or dirty, that's why they call it JUNK.

[Anonymous No.55310654]

>>55310605
Silver is literally anti-bacterial and is in fact self cleaning, yes. Silver coins genuinely don't get very dirty in typically circulation, your cell phone is probably dirtier than the average circulating silver dime/quarter that missed stacker eagle eyes (just pulled a 1942 quarter out of circulation the other day. Worn, but not dirty.)

[Anonymous No.55310693]

>>55307586
You can do like this fren :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2j25dNzTCU
his vids are really comfy, but i can't imagine the patience needed to restore those coins.

If you live in the US, don't even bother. Such effort is only worth to apply on antiquity/feudal coins.

[Anonymous No.55310725]

>>55307600
>>55307719
I'm so fed up of their EFR/EFP kike OTC tricks to bypass registered vaults. The new normal is
>0 ounces leaving/arriving for 3 months straight
>suddently 3 millions oz vanish on a friday night
>repeat
Banksters are trying to kill us via boredom.

[Anonymous No.55310732]

>>55309600
>After a C tits are pointless
most retarded thing I've read on 4chan today, and I'm usually on /pol/ and /x/, so that's saying something. I legit won't even give a woman the time of day unless she has at least E cups. smaller than a C cup i might as well be talking to a man

[Anonymous No.55310736]

>>55307749
>what kind of things are /pmg/ stackers interested in for chests?
It need to be fucking resistant. I do not have any other request, just make it solid with good nails/screws, good handles, good wood. It needs to be able to hold 2500oz and not fall apart the minute you try to move it.

[Anonymous No.55310753]

>>55310635
Based mercs and a handgun bro.

[Anonymous No.55310815]

>>55310736
>2500toz=171lbs
>2500oz=156lbs
anon that's a hell of a crate.
that's where metal facings would have to be used but it could wind up looking beautiful, but i imagine most of the wood would have to be replaces or altered.
I worry the handles wouldn't be able to support. i'll do more research on that.

[Anonymous No.55311000]

>>55310654
You live in a fantasy world. Silver is indeed anti-bacterial but that has literally nothing to do with cleaning dirt, grease, feces, etc. off the surface of a coin. But no point arguing. You like filth. I like clean and shiny. To each his own.

[Anonymous No.55311008]

these two are pretty nice in person. really wish they'd reissue the merc dime but that would never happen

[Anonymous No.55311012]

Pistolas

[Anonymous No.55311071]

>>55311000
You can take the surface filth off with gentle solutions that aren't absolutely scrubbing it clean. Acetone is especially good for this

[scrapchad No.55311159]

>>55306708
dear lord in heaven thank you god.

[Anonymous No.55311188]

>>55311008
At least these guys put em out! Do you have the 2oz UHR? Only missing the 1/4 I think

[Anonymous No.55311210]

>>55310815
>anon that's a hell of a crate.
I'm planning on getting rich (somehow, one day..) enough to afford that much. So i need a true chest in consequence.

[scrapchad No.55311386]

>>55311159

[Anonymous No.55311446]

>>55307205
If TSHTF and you've got to barter with those coins you going to learn an important lesson about how much normies hate Nazis.

[scrapchad No.55311495]

>>55311386

[scrapchad No.55311644]

>>55311495
if anybody wants it in Vancouver area they can have it for melt.

[Anonymous No.55311746]

>>55306733
Ameen!!

[Anonymous No.55311758]

>>55311644
I’d rock that.

I’m in North Vancouver.how much?

[Anonymous No.55311759]

>>55310294
A lot of those look fake

[Anonymous No.55311820]

>>55311495
>>55311644
Kek, are you that one canadian anon who took a piece of low-purity womans jewelry to an appraiser and bragged about how much it's worth?

[scrapchad No.55311848]

>>55311758
50 x 83.5 x 0.585 =

[scrapchad No.55311858]

>>55311820

$2400

>>55311820
I sell tons of women jewelry. the small stack from the pic is from 2500 I brought in yesterday

[scrapchad No.55311864]

>>55311820
all that matters is you make profit. And I don't invest in high end stuff unless I think I can make a lot. 85 percent of what I buy is scrap. I only buy luxury watches and high jewelry investment prieces if I am convinced I can make big profit.

[Anonymous No.55311876]

>>55311848
How many karats?

$2400.where can I pick it up?

Can I trade with couple gold chains and rings and cash diff?

[scrapchad No.55311888]

>>55311876
its 14k. what kind of chains?

The screenshot was a calculation of the gold value of the ring based on 14k purity and todays gold price of 83.5g/24k

[Anonymous No.55311910]

>>55311888
2x 9ct gold chains
1x white gold ring
1x9ct gold ring

[scrapchad No.55311921]

>>55311910
what's the blue stone ring?

[Anonymous No.55311936]

>>55308859
Honestly thought it was gonna be hard to get libertads from banco azteca as many online say they don't have em in stock that much but apparently they have em in this one part of magdalena,asked a friend to buy as much as they can at once and ended up with 30 libertads for 1000 but needed another fren to buy a set since 15 wasthe limit ,the price was 33.33 each at the time

[Anonymous No.55311939]

>>55307594
I'm excited, I get my bag of nazimarks tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.55311950]

>>55311921
Sapphire is what I’ve been told but wouldn’t be surprised if it was glass.slight chip in it.

[Anonymous No.55312069]

Got my first wiener

[Anonymous No.55312112]

>>55311386
>>55311159
>44g instead of 52
>$112 of shipping fees
wtf is going on here

[Anonymous No.55312120]

>>55312069
This is the only thread on the board where Anons proudly show off their wieners.

[Anonymous No.55312138]

So pmg is full of jews. Should have figured. Aren't jews when they die getting reborn as gold coins?

[Anonymous No.55312154]

>>55312069
>Got my first wiener
https://youtu.be/csOcHCDmMdE

[Anonymous No.55312263]

>>55311188
the one in the picture is the uhr version. i still need the. majority of them. you already have the 50mm version and the one in your pic?

[scrapchad No.55312291]

>>55312112
49.7g instead of 52 and Canadian Ebay charges sales tax.

[Anonymous No.55312308]

will this be stocked anyone else besides apmex and bold?

[scrapchad No.55312313]

>>55311910
I'm not really into any of that stuff.

[Anonymous No.55312352]

Going to go to a coin shop tomorrow. What should I pay per silver round and how do I tell if its a good price? Dollar or two over spot or what do I pay?

[Anonymous No.55312597]

>>55312308
Let me get my crystal ball ...

[Anonymous No.55312619]

Copper
Silver
Palladium
Platinum
Gold

Stack it.

[Anonymous No.55312742]

http://library.lol/main/E618D651977FDCF325EBFC12E8B1B5FA

[Anonymous No.55312750]

>>55312742
R.I.P. my niggah

[Anonymous No.55312768]

>>55312308
I bought a tube of them thinking they were going to be very rare item at US dealers. Then a few days later they updated the inventory at both dealers from 300 to 1500. Point of the story is, how should I know, I'm the last person you want to listen to on these coins.

[Anonymous No.55312840]

>>55309065
>have no numismatic value
This is why I will not touch anything like them, if the federal government comes to seize and ban trading silver and gold, those junk silver coins are going to be hard to move even as a coin by coin basis, worse will be it as bullion but that's another matter.
>>55309303 Carrying a premium isn't the same as numismatic value, people buying those peace dollars and some morgans are going to find out the hard way that the FED has rights to those coins and will be seizing them to melt or store into a strategic reserve, so have fun trying to trade with that shit and not getting snitched on for reward money during hard times. P.S. during the times when gold was illegal to own over a certain weight limit, people made gold rings in different weights in order to trade with people they knew, and had jewelers make some as well so they could barter under the table. Buying silver junk coins is basically overpaying for what you might have to melt down and convert into another form to trade.

[Anonymous No.55312911]

>>55312263
I believe so! It's all been packed away for some time, but I had all the main ones, just a few in the fractions that I didn't want to pay shipping as added premium just for those when they came out.

>>55312840
When I can't purchase silver at spot, THAT is a premium. When I can buy all manner of silver at the same premium, but things like collectables and dollar coins cost more...

Now we're just arguing about who's "collecting" them. By definition, junk silver is what collectors won't pay more than metal content for... I don't care if you stack or collect, the dollars cost more.

As far as counter party risk FUD goes, tell it to someone who isn't diversified or holding any physical, literally anything COULD happen, its why we stack, not making up schitzo reasons to not stack... Btw, post some metal, 1pbtid

[Anonymous No.55312925]

>>55306878
Yeah. Rhodesia in the 70s and 80s and then South Africa in the 80s and 90s was the test bed for everything that the globalists are doing to Europe and the USA right now.

[Anonymous No.55312969]

>>55300705
>>Steel penny
>f-from 1943?
Yes. It's just brown from rust. I've been only ever found rusty steel cents in circulation.
I've found three in the wild so far, all within the last year and a half and 2/3 were in a coinstar.

[Anonymous No.55313079]

>>55307586
>>55307664
>I would first chip at them with a toothpick or something similar, then brush it both sides with a toothbrush using soap and water. I would also add a finishing coat of olive oil to bring out any details just for ID purposes.
So the first one was easy enough (at least to figure it out). It's a 50 Reichspfennig in Nickel. Kinda odd, since German currency only was in use here during the third Reich, and this is the Weimar version. Did they keep on being used during the Reich?
>>55310693
>You can do like this fren :
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2j25dNzTCU [Embed]
>his vids are really comfy, but i can't imagine the patience needed to restore those coins.
>If you live in the US, don't even bother. Such effort is only worth to apply on antiquity/feudal coins.
Maybe gonna give this a try. The second one is still totally encrusted. Seems like Cu is way more reactive than Ni, or it's older. Currently soaking in an Vinegar cleaner, let's see if that helps or if I fuck it up some more. There might be a 1 on the front, which kinda makes sense since small denominations tend to be Cu-ish in Europe. So theoretically, it could be antique, but it seems too round and flat for being really old. Wouldn't guess much more than 100 years, but as said
>Don't really care about value, but would love to figure out what they are.

[Anonymous No.55313089]

>>55307749
>what kind of things are /pmg/ stackers interested in for chests?
>>55310732
>I legit won't even give a woman the time of day unless she has at least E cups. smaller than a C cup i might as well be talking to a man
Kek.
And speaking of chests:
I finally got me an ASE, and it's kinda meh…
Do they only have their magic that warrants the retarded premiums in the newer years, or this this some burger thing I don't understand?
Also, that "hole" on the right.

[Anonymous No.55313185]

got a bunch of this shit

[Anonymous No.55313194]

why does pmg like silver so much, wouldnt gold be a better long term hold for the shtf situations?

and if you want the price squeeze wouldn't platinum/palladium be better?

[Anonymous No.55313226]

>>55313194
It has been explained loads that depending where you're from you will get better gains from gold than silver. Also platinum and palladium are wildcard metals as they have historically never been metal before. Same goes for other rarer metals like osmium.

[Anonymous No.55313305]

I'm feeling lucky today, so instead of playing lotto, i played ebay lotto. Won an auction for 3 asian coins from a frog granny who's selling few old crap (emptying her deceased mom house?).
And lo and behold, i see a $1 guangxu among the coins.
A very expensive coin, who's being faked to oblivion lately. So i don't have my hopes too high, but what if...
At least, the seller hasn't the profil of usual counterfeit coins resellers.

Since i'm not very good at identifying genuine from fakes, i thought you could maybe help me on this one?

It's supposed to be this coin i think :
https://fr.numista.com/catalogue/pieces16015.html

[Anonymous No.55313312]

>>55313305
The back.
I sent a message to the boomie to get a bit of background on how she got her hands on the coins.

[Anonymous No.55313321]

>>55313305
The entire lot (the left one, i've zero idea what it could be, beside being chink).

[Anonymous No.55313325]

>>55313079
see>>55312742 >>55312750

i think it's pic rel

[Anonymous No.55313328]

>>55313321
woops

[Anonymous No.55313334]

>>55313328
flip side

[Anonymous No.55313355]

>>55313194
there is speculation that silver could possibly rise dramatically in relative value to USD during a currency collapse situation, that is conceivable within our lifetime. there are many reasons to believe this can happen and it's not a bad bet to make as the inverse(it dramatically losing value) is nearly impossible, so worst case scenario you just had savings for a while. there isn't much of a reason to own more than 500-1000oz of silver unless you have a very good way of storing and protecting it in a place you will be at for a very long time.

gold is better for actual physical storage of value merely due to size and weight, there just isn't as much potential for a rapid growth that silver has. platinum/palladium don't have the historicity of gold and silver, so they are more difficult to predict. something like platinum would be harder to get rid of in an economic collapse situation than gold or silver, though the economy collapsing that bad isn't really likely at all.

if you know what you're doing as far as getting legitimate metals and you are willing to take a bit of a risk, germanium is probably your best bet for assured rapid growth in relative value in the next decade. good luck getting rid of it if the USD hyperinflates.

[Anonymous No.55313675]

>>55313325
Yeah, I got the same book. The coppery one still eludes me though.

[Anonymous No.55313683]

>>55313675
make a high quality pic of both sides

[Anonymous No.55313707]

>>55306708
Good morning and happy Friday anons. I hope you all have a blessed weekend. Keep stackin and invest in training/lead(a PM).

[Anonymous No.55313734]

>>55313683
PRobably needs some more cleaning. Might be bronze?
But later. Pic related.

[Anonymous No.55314038]

gonna stack one, eagle or britannia

[Anonymous No.55314100]

>>55313707
Pixel art enjoyers rise up

[Anonymous No.55314131]

>>55314038
If you're in Bongistan the Britannia is the no brainer as there's no capital gains tax when you sell it.

[Anonymous No.55314138]

>>55314100
Based
>>55314038
>>55314131
As long as it's a lizzie

[Anonymous No.55314190]

>>55313226
platinu has been used as coinage since the 1850s i think in some places. palladium is def a new comer but platinum is pretty distinct despite looking like silver/palladium at first glance. its density is way higher compared to silver and so is its melt point.

osmium is cool but out of being rare for the sake of being rare its not really good for anything?? i mean, its almost like its so rare it prices most people out and means it will never have anything other than a very niche market

right now stacking patinum is a no brainer if you ask me. the trifecta has always been silver < gold < platinum in that order; since gold is more expensive than platinum right now and platinum being rarer i think at some point platinum will creep past golds value or get close to it at which point i will swap platinum for gold. could be wrong but i feel pretty solid about this

[Anonymous No.55314262]

Honest brainlet question:
What difference does a 5kg silver Bar Make to an equal amount of coins.
Also dont you just buy atleast some „outliner“ like platin, palladium etc?

[Anonymous No.55314347]

>>55314262
I'd say this. both a 5kg bar and ~160 1Oz coins have advantages. Very simple a big chunk of silver to save lots of wealth at once, for big trades and lots of coins for smaller trades. You don't necessarily want to shave off silver from your big boy bar, maybe neither do you want to go trough hundreds of coins to make a large trade? Yet even coins were pied in the past. Best answer, get both

For unusual stuff maybe get each of a kind so you know exactly how it looks and feels in your hand. I thought about buying atleast one of every low premium junk silver coin, then again I've a catalog

[Anonymous No.55314377]

>>55314347
premium is about the same anyways

[Anonymous No.55314493]

me silvah is doin' a lil' sumthin

[Anonymous No.55314494]

>>55306708
Guys if you buy all the silver we can't build solar panels and save the planet. You're literally killing us with your greed!

[Anonymous No.55314503]

>>55314347
Yes I wanted to start small with coins and when i have collected roughly 100OZ i would switch to a chonky Bar.
And then do the same with another metal

[Anonymous No.55314529]

>>55311071
Sure, but then it is officially "cleaned" and the numisfags will denounce you. If you are going to clean junk silver, which does not have any practical downside, might as well make a good job of it. Silversmiths use steel shot in a tumbler to polish their work. Non-abrasive. It does a nice job on junk silver. And you don't have to scrub hundreds of individual coins with a toothbrush. I don't have time for that.

[Anonymous No.55314602]

>>55312840
I absolutely promise you that if your confiscation scenario comes to pass (it won't) the always-small market for numismatics will be dead as a door nail. People will be looking for food, not mint errors. You might as well collect NFTs as an investment.

[Anonymous No.55314603]

>>55314377
Does those places charge VAT on silver?

[Anonymous No.55314751]

>>55314494
I finally got my solar stuff started the other week. Went with a more pre-made option for reliability in case anything happens to happen soon, but I'll be expanding the watt hours with a more DIY approach if time permits. Or, who knows, depending on what happens maybe I'll end up walking into abandoned facilities and getting it for free.

[Anonymous No.55314848]

>>55312619
Simple as

[Anonymous No.55314920]

>>55311012

[Anonymous No.55314959]

>>55314190
a large use of platinum is catalytical converter which is being phased out by government mandate for EV. To me that says the silver and copper are the play assuming the powers that be are able to maintain a level of control.
I am not saying one should not buy platinum but rather one be careful. Empires even shit empires like the US take forever to die.

[Anonymous No.55315083]

>>55314959
>mandate for ev
do you think they'll actually ban petrol cars?... if you do, you believe that you'll be bartering with silver shortly after that happens, right?

[Anonymous No.55315189]

>>55311012

[Anonymous No.55315254]

>>55314959
But hydrogen is coming into play. Platinum has a role in electrolysis of water and in fuel cells for hydrogen tech. But I think it is a more speculative play than silver and gold.

[Anonymous No.55315283]

>>55314920
this picture is ancient and you're all poor and boring as fuck posting the same shit every day

[Anonymous No.55315318]

>>55310294
sup nigger

[Anonymous No.55315346]

>>55315283
i posted the new one yesterday

[Anonymous No.55315433]

>>55315283
>boring as fuck posting the same shit every day

wow cool pic bro, totally not even more poor and boring than any anon here

[Anonymous No.55315488]

>>55315283
well why dont you post something asshole

[Anonymous No.55315513]

>>55313312
Doesnt look fake

[Anonymous No.55315522]

>>55315488
because your resident tranny janny bans everyone who tries to post here except the 3-4 regulars who only post old pics of junk silver

[Anonymous No.55315562]

>>55310732
>*wipes cheetos dust off fingers and microwaves next jimmy dean's*

[Anonymous No.55315577]

>>55315522
that may be true, but i don't see why you're taking your anger out on the junk silver posters

[Anonymous No.55315578]

>>55311758
How big is your dick, monetarily speaking?

[Anonymous No.55315583]

i see plenty of pistols in here. does anyone protect their stack with a polearm? i'm been contemplating getting a polearm as an additional home defense tool.

https://www.arms-n-armor.com/collections/polearms/products/italian-pole-hammer

is this a good idea?

[Anonymous No.55315596]

>>55315583
sounds like a meme but it's a cool object to hang on a wall or something

[Anonymous No.55315691]

>head of due diligence
>when working locally with prod credentials make sure not to let trade executions go through
>if you wanted to, you could just have insane trades go through
>due diligence
i'm done working for the day i think. time for squats

>>55315596
they're supposed to be strong enough to actually use.

[Anonymous No.55315707]

>>55314138
Is there a game like that where you can walk around and do whatever you want? Like a city sandbox? That'd be neat.

[Anonymous No.55315782]

>>55315577
if you think that was anger then the Internet is obviously too tough a place for you, same for the tranny janny

[Anonymous No.55315889]

>>55315283
today's additions

[Anonymous No.55315900]

>>55315583
would be an excellent zombie killing weapon at least

[Anonymous No.55315929]

>>55315782
and I think real life is a tough place for you :-/

[Anonymous No.55315978]

>>55310545
My LCS sells for 20x. Find a new shop.

[Anonymous No.55316009]

>>55315583
>does anyone protect their stack with a polearm?

Imagine *not* having a polearm stack guardian

[Anonymous No.55316020]

Anyone heard anything about supply chains lately?
Wondering if I should buy more PMs in the next week or more emergency food.

[Anonymous No.55316045]

>>55315782
Anonymity is really not an excuse for being a dick. Try being a fren.

[Anonymous No.55316073]

Are 2.5 gram gold bars a good buy?

[Anonymous No.55316081]

>>55310545
Monument Metals has bags for 22x

[Anonymous No.55316092]

>>55315283
noguns

[Anonymous No.55316128]

>>55315522
Hint: you're trying too hard.

[Anonymous No.55316196]

>>55312352
for generic looking stuff, 26 is a good price right now
if you want particular countries do not pay over 30 unless it's from america or china, those do like 35 max
>>55313305
>>55313312
>>55313328
>>55313334
Those are all mad fake anon I'm sorry. A magnet should filter all of them immediately because the crudest of fakes are made out of iron
>>55314529
Acetone is way more acceptable than what most numismatists would call cleaning.
Most frowned on types of cleaning involve abrasion. Using a rock tumbler is beyond that lol lmao I would probably take something that's been scrubbed over something polished in a rock tumbler

[Anonymous No.55316271]

>>55313305
you people need to read the OP and do all the basic bitch fake detection things before posting pics here

[Anonymous No.55316291]

>>55316073
bumping this

[Anonymous No.55316313]

>>55316291
2.5g is pretty low weight so the premium's going to eat at the cost a lot, I would save for a 20fr world gold, sovereign, or quarter ounce minimum

[Anonymous No.55316328]

>>55316313
sounds good.

[Anonymous No.55316393]

my landlord wants nebenkostenabrechnung, so i can't acoomulate next month. should i sell my car to by more silver?
also rate my stack.

[Anonymous No.55316445]

>>55316393
I dont see how people can love silver so much

[Anonymous No.55316446]

>>55316073
I think so. I have enough now, but I bought a few because they're small enough that they're affordable to a wider range of financial class - easier to unload when I want/need to.

[Anonymous No.55316450]

>>55315782
>>55315522
kys neo-con, the janny bans the trannyposters too
find a new buzzword

[Anonymous No.55316484]

>>55316446
I watched some youtube vids. Apparently they can only be sold back with a logical return if you hold on to them for a very long time?

[Anonymous No.55316492]

Why does my silver smell sweet? Is that normal if you just keep it in its tube from the government mint?

[Anonymous No.55316495]

>>55316271
Are you 'tally challenged bro? How am i supposed to test a coin who didn't arrive yet? There is nothing in the OP concerning a database of old fakes.

>>55316196
>Those are all mad fake anon I'm sorry.
No worries fren, i paid 3.50 for the lot so it's not a huge loss kek. And if they are magnetic i'll send them back for a refund, since it was specified the coins were in silver in the description. What tells you they are fake exactly?

[Anonymous No.55316511]

>>55316495
>What tells you they are fake exactly?
Just look at the seller's pictured compared to the real one you linked man, the details are all blobby because they can't be as crisp as a bona fide one. A lot of chink fakes will have fake af wear patterns too

[Anonymous No.55316527]

>>55316445
you can fight vampires and werwolfes with silver, which are still a problem where i life. they are allergic to it. and it is the most beautiful element.
gold looks like pee.

[Anonymous No.55316542]

>>55314603
already included in these price listings, but not shipping and maybe insurance for shipment

[Anonymous No.55316550]

>>55316511
That's what i thought for the far right one, which is indeed "blobby" upon closer inspection, but the middle one seems more convincing at first glance, don't you think? Like the 'bidding' for example seems detailed.

[Anonymous No.55316574]

>>55316550
The middle one has the fake wear pattern I was talking about, it's also partially caused by an extremely weak strike from the gook counterfeit mills
>>55316495
Also
>There is nothing in the OP concerning a database of old fakes.
You really just have to DYOR like basic comparisons because there are far too many china fakes to document

[Anonymous No.55316577]

>>55316484
>if you hold on to them for a very long time?
Yes. And that's true with many collectible things.
Generally I absolutely do NOT recommend trying to turn a profit with PMs unless your a dealer who can get away with marking up to sell and buying at a discount. That takes quite some doing. I buy PMs for two reasons: because the individual piece is beautiful art or represents some touchstone in my life, or as a hedge against financial-system calamity. About 6% of my PMs (by item count) are generic hedge against calamity. The rest is pretty or sentimental.

[Anonymous No.55316623]

>>55315583
ahem...
>black iron plumbing pipe
>welded on carpenter hammer
>duc taped steak knife

[Anonymous No.55316633]

>>55316574
>You really just have to DYOR like basic comparisons because there are far too many china fakes to document
Didn't have the time for this one sadly, and tbf, i'm fine with ordering fake stuff from times to times, since i'll inevitably send the stuff back and ebay will inevitably side with me, at the sellers' expenses on shipping fees, twice. I see it as a punitive expedition (and re-expedition).

[Anonymous No.55316685]

>>55316550
>but the middle one seems more convincing at first glance

I agree, some of the genuine Chink silver and copper coins I've handled of the same age are notorious for exceptionally weak strikes, but being in the same lot as more obvious fakes makes it far more questionable for reasons anon stated: >>55316574

I'd give it a closer look than the others but it's probably fake too

[Anonymous No.55316694]

>>55316484
>>55316577
P.S. I bought my 8 2.5g bars at an average cost of $129/bar over the past decade. Individual Valcambi bars (a less prestigious/expensive brand) are sold by dealers now for $183. So not a horrible wait, if I had the gumption to sell.

[Anonymous No.55316801]

>>55316577
name of that round?

[Anonymous No.55316842]

>>55316801
https://www.apmex.com/product/228327/2021-niue-1-oz-silver-icons-of-inspiration-galileo-bu

[Anonymous No.55316865]

>>55316577
Galileo poking his chin in a coy little expression makes me think of what a naughty boy he was for defying the catholic church and saying the earth is round or w/e.

[Anonymous No.55316883]

>>55313089
The premiums are high to make /pmg/ seethe, not because the coin looks amazing. The only ASE that looks cool is the proof but that one costs $80 new.

[Anonymous No.55317052]

>>55316694
Might buy some honestly

[Anonymous No.55317075]

Stack it.

Pack it.

Don't hate on it.

Buy it up.
Hold it down.
Shoot your shot.
Get that flock.

[Anonymous No.55317080]

>>55316865
>tfw he is responsible for so much incomprehensible corruption and twisting of truth

[Anonymous No.55317090]

>>55317052
Good luck. It was an exclusive from Apmex, and they're out. Ebay would be my next go-to.

[Anonymous No.55317180]

>>55316883
Not sure I'll ever buy multiple but I do like the design, even the new one.

[Anonymous No.55317222]

[Anonymous No.55317240]

>>55317222
what's the matter little guy? Cheapies gone?

[Anonymous No.55317357]

>>55317075
Is there anything more pathetic than wiggers?

[Anonymous No.55317416]

>>55315283
Post firearms and PMs loser.
>>55315889
>>55316092
Based frens.

[Anonymous No.55317469]

>>55315283
>boring as fuck posting the same shit every day
I don't owe you OC
>you're all poor
this is cope, probably from a poor person

[Anonymous No.55317537]

>>55317416
10mm. Because they don't make an 11.

[Anonymous No.55317624]

I coulda sworn I had a photo with my stack with my ruger SR9E
I'll just post a photo of my unprotected stack instead and ask /pmg/ the following
>should I buy 1/2 to 1oz of gold or buy an AR15?

[Anonymous No.55317666]

>>55317624
>1oz of gold or buy an AR15?
You could get both, half an ounce of gold and a decent AR

[Anonymous No.55317695]

>>55317666
That's a good option...I don't want to spend less than half an ounce of gold on AR though that's for sure... I'm just wondering what's more important right now if I really had to choose... more gold or a rifle? Im thinking rifles might be way more likely to be banned soon with gun grabber in chief Biden

[Anonymous No.55317765]

>>55317695
how gay of a state are you in? i don't think there's much of a risk of a nation-wide rifle ban anytime soon. how long will it take to save up the same amount to buy the thing you don't get this time? there will probably be some gun sales coming up around the 4th

[Anonymous No.55317901]

Dough’s lookin good. Gonna bake soon!

[Anonymous No.55318210]

>>55312619
bismuth

[Anonymous No.55318274]

>>55306708
>Didn't newfag Triforce his Triforce

[Anonymous No.55318279]

>>55317901
just wrapping mine up now. that does look pretty good

[Anonymous No.55318328]

>>55313089

ASE premiums are high because the US MInt has an ass-backwards business model for getting their coins into the secondary market. Originally, the silver bullion for Eagles was sourced from the Defense National Stockpile. In recent years, the supplier of blanks for ASEs has come from ONE SOURCE: The Sunshine Mint. What this means is: the US Mint doesn't refine its silver into bullion, and contracts that work to private refineries & mints to manufacture blank planchets used to mint ASEs. When was the last time that the United States Assay Commission convened to verify the quality of silver coinage btw?

Anyway, the tl;dr

>Be the US Mint, bureau of the Treasury Dept.
>Close down the US Assay Commission
>Find way to sell off silver from National Defense Stockpile during the Cold War
>Establish the Eagle Bullion Program in 1986
>ASEs initially minted from defense stockpile
>Oh shit, stockpile is depleted
>No refining & assay capabilities within US Mint system
>Let private enterprise supply silver planchets
>US Mint strikes the blanks into ASEs & AGEs
>Here's what, let's set up a markup regime
>Freshly minted ASEs are sold in 500 coin Monster Boxes
>Have network of Authorized Purchasers™
>Initial markup of spot silver price + $2.50 per coin
>Authorized Purchasers™ break up Monster Boxes of Eagles or sell them further down the supply chain... with their own markups
>Secondary retailers buy Monster Boxes... or tubes containing 20 coins each
>Secondary retailers sell Monster Boxes and/or tubes... at an even higher markup
>Consumer Joe Sixpack buys ASEs from local dealer at $15 above spot
>Seigniorage is a helluva drug

[Anonymous No.55318343]

>just got a quote on a new AC unit
Ouch. It'll get in the way of stacking.

[Anonymous No.55318354]

>>55318328
beautiful shot

[Anonymous No.55318370]

>>55318343
I've got a new unit on the way along with a solar setup that can run it in an emergency, so I know the feeling. I pushed back my next gold ounce plans, but if El Nino kills me then my stack would be for naught.

[Anonymous No.55318373]

>>55318279
What kind of dough am I looking at here?
I think I can recognize that coin, but what is that translucent blob? Mochi?

[Anonymous No.55318393]

>the realization that the humble stack you are accumulating may very well end up being your retirement

[Anonymous No.55318394]

>>55318373
pizza dough about a minute after plopping them in containers. still needs to rest for 5-6 hours. that looks really good btw

[Anonymous No.55318405]

>>55318328

Almost forgot: whatever revenue & profits the US Mint gains from selling ASEs… gets sent to the Department of the Treasury to bankroll IRS agents to investigate transactions involving $10,000 in USD currency or bullion not approved by the U.S. Government.

[Anonymous No.55318442]

>>55318405
10 oz sure are tempting
almost as tempting as the Klondike Rush gold coins

[Anonymous No.55318474]

>>55318370
>solar setup
Do you have any existing solar on your house? I was looking at getting some

[Anonymous No.55318502]

>>55318328
But then how come that they’re just roughly the same price (with taxes!) as other coins here in Europe? Random year is 28€, which is 2€+- of what you pay for most other common coins. That seems like a nice arbitrage opportunity. >>55318394
Looks very smooth for a yeast dough. And I agree. 5 hours is the absolute minimum. But more =better.

[Anonymous No.55318549]

>>55318405
Neat. First time I’ve seen Maria Theresia in a stack pic here.
It’s the underrated booba coin.

[Anonymous No.55318729]

>>55317765
>i don't think there's much of a risk of a nation-wide rifle ban anytime soon
Biden has been saying since his first day in office that he wanted a federal "assault rifle" ban

[Anonymous No.55318740]

>>55315318
ooh... fuck that's a beautiful photo

[Anonymous No.55318763]

>>55318729
do you really think he is going to do something like that before the election? half of the people buying guns since 2020 have been liberals.

[Anonymous No.55318823]

there will be a coin featuring a cat wearing a suit released at 5pm cst today at intaglio

>>55318729
there are pretty much too many in people's hands to really do something major nationwide, without some other major escalations. it just doesn't seem realistic. look at the stats for the retarded pistol ban they tried. they're thinking 10-40 million "pistols" in citizen hands and they could only find 250k people who were big enough faggots to let them know that they had them. and that's only crap pistols. how many people does the government employ that are willing to go door to door for their pathetic salary? not nearly enough.

[Anonymous No.55318964]

>>55318823
>there will be a coin featuring a cat wearing a suit released at 5pm cst today at intaglio

https://youtu.be/DaOgZwk9rN8?t=10

[Anonymous No.55319217]

cross is bronze

[Anonymous No.55319234]

>>55319217
fixed

[Anonymous No.55319244]

>>55319234
this is fucking bullshit I just wanted yous and now my post is Antichrist shill fuck apple

[Anonymous No.55319279]

>>55318729
Gun rights are already won in the court system, it's a matter of time. If you've noticed the overall trend, we have been smashing them for years other than the AWB which was very temporary. We have built up too much precedent. The ATF is about to be legally defanged too. That's why local cops are not even cooperating.

[Anonymous No.55319308]

>>55319279
On the other hand, unless you have plans on selling/trading guns later if necessary, you don't really*need* more than a pistol, a semi-rifle, and maybe a shotgun, IMO I would rather have just those 3 and more ammo unless I had some particular skill or role where I would want more specialized weaponry

[Anonymous No.55319317]

>>55318474
These are my first parts and it's not exactly meant to be integrated into the power supply of the house. That project will come later if there's time.
I can, however, recommend you to some sources that look at DIY and more pre-made options which I've been learning from:
https://www.youtube.com/@WillProwse
https://www.youtube.com/@CityPrepping (just search "solar")
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQxAgWD8NuU (another channel but I wanted to link this in particular)

[Anonymous No.55319320]

>>55319234
what are the top right coin and then the stack below it to the right?

[Anonymous No.55319330]

>>55319244
i don't think he'll mind since the entire picture is flipped. he is still in the correct orientation

[Anonymous No.55319389]

>>55319234
Kek... we go over this once in a while.
There's a difference between the actual image, and the information about the image stored locally.
Neither has to do with exif.
The image array is the way it is. The device where you view it can locally store the orientation. This is mostly a phone thing, as they can be held any which way, but PCs can do that too.
Here it is truly rotated.

[Anonymous No.55319493]

how much would /pmg/ pay relative to spot for misc 925 e.g utensils, ashtrays?

[Anonymous No.55319525]

>>55319493
best i can do is spot -10%

[Anonymous No.55319610]

>>55319389
I really should get a Britannia

[Anonymous No.55319625]

>>55306708
I got a 1 oz silver coin at a local, reputable store.
15 dollar markup on a 1 oz silver coin, when silver is at around 24 dollars. .

Please someone tell me how the whole thing isn't a scam?

[Anonymous No.55319667]

>>55319610
Yep. At least one of each of the classics: Maple, Eagle, Britannia, Wiener, Krugerrand,...

[Anonymous No.55319678]

>>55319525
seems like an affordable way for me to start stacking, do you often find deals under spot?

[Anonymous No.55319703]

Sneed?

[Anonymous No.55319707]

>>55319703

[Anonymous No.55319714]

>>55319707

I'm drinking a margarita in the shower and blasting music right now.

[Anonymous No.55319722]

>>55319714
sounds like a good way to start a weekend fren

[Anonymous No.55319747]

Is buying graded gold coins a meme if most of the value is in the metal?

[Anonymous No.55319798]

>>55319747

Depends on why you stack buddy.

[Anonymous No.55319811]

>>55319747
As long as the numismatic hobby is alive and you're getting good deals then you're safe. US coins especially have very rigid value points and most aren't subjectively priced unless the coins are four figures in value. Numismatic coin flipping can very well be more profitable than stacking imo.

[Anonymous No.55319822]

>>55319493
Be aware that coin shops will probably only pay 60-80% of spot price for your scrap. I have only ever used 1 refinery so you may get better rates elsewhere but mine will pay 92% of spot price for the silver content of batches larger than 100oz. Basic rule is to pay as little as you can get away with, and never pay more than you can easily get back by selling the good stuff individually online or in bulk as scrap. Time isn't free so I shoot for a $10/ozt asw average but you may want to start with a 50-60% of spot price target.

[Anonymous No.55319837]

Cheapies!

[Anonymous No.55319850]

https://youtu.be/yp3lAniL9h4

[Anonymous No.55319852]

>>55315318
nice lookin pile.
wish my crappy potato phone could take nice looking pictures like that.
when my pictures turn out even just "ok", seems like its only buy pure accident

[Anonymous No.55319854]

>>55319811
W2c deals? In my experience auctions are mostly boomers with too much cash overpaying for everything.

[Anonymous No.55319896]

>>55319822
thanks fren. the hunt begins

[Anonymous No.55319925]

>>55319850
what number are we on now?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtLA7Aojz8Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrZLDG48dY8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDXvezBnwS0

[Anonymous No.55319937]

>>55319925

Thanks for the gym jam music bro!

[Anonymous No.55319976]

>>55319854
internet forums, local listings, overlooked postings on ebay

[Anonymous No.55319988]

Expensies for the banksies.

[Anonymous No.55320020]

>>55308709
He was a time traveler. He had to take her out because she was about to cause another George Floyd incident during that traffic stop.

[Anonymous No.55320070]

>>55319837
We'll see about that. Dealers will probably keep silver premiums so high no dicount will be realized

[Anonymous No.55320175]

>>55320070
How cheap do you want it to be before you consider it cheapie territory? Pulling out 1oz costs what, $20? Considering the circumstances the market is FLOODED with cheapies.

[Anonymous No.55320258]

about time for another thread.
who's baking?

[Anonymous No.55320287]

>>55320258
you

[Anonymous No.55320332]

>>55320258
>you
you[r] a big baker

[Anonymous No.55320392]

NEW
>>55320389
>>55320389
>>55320389

[Anonymous No.55320413]

>>55320392
>autosages
No thanks.

[Anonymous No.55320423]

Baking a real one that doesn't autosage...

[Anonymous No.55320434]

Aaand it's done:
>>55320425
>>55320425
>>55320425
>>55320425
>>55320425
>>55320425

[Anonymous No.55320441]

>>55320392
>1pbtid

>>55320434
NICE!

[Anonymous No.55320450]

>>55320413
>>55320423
>>55320434
Fake, it doesn't autosage, mine was baked first and is real

[Anonymous No.55320505]

>>55320392
>>55320434
every time with you retards

[Anonymous No.55320517]

>>55320505
Not my fault, I baked 10 minutes before this another anon, OP of the 2nd thread is the same frog poster/christ poster from the previous thread trying to divide and conquer /pmg/

[Anonymous No.55320532]

>>55313089
I think a lot of it comes down to them being cheaper than Morgans desu.

[Anonymous No.55320539]

OP of the second thread is the same glowie from previous thread, same frog post
>>55295078
>>55320452

[Anonymous No.55320562]

First thread really wasn't bumping.

[Anonymous No.55320577]

>>55320434
Thanks.

[Anonymous No.55320606]

>>55320562
That's because the frogshitter saged it, it was always bumping just fine

[Anonymous No.55320624]

>>55320606
I hit F5 after posting and it still said page 3. Granted, I didn't check the index.

[Anonymous No.55320808]

New: >>55320425
New: >>55320425
New: >>55320425

[Anonymous No.55320858]

>>55320808
That is a fake thread, baked 10 minutes after the real one, by the same threadsplitter. Go here
>>55320389
>>55320389
>>55320389

[Anonymous No.55320916]

WARNING, this >>55320858 shill is promoting a TRANNY thread, it has "Trans Girls In Florida" in the OP, a discord tranny group. They spammed tranny anime pics in previous /pmg/s.

Real thread is here: >>55320425 (NO TRANNY SHILLING)

[Anonymous No.55320983]

>>55320916
>another 1pbtid
Never fucking heard of "Trans Girls In Florida," I'm a straight, white male married to a biological woman
Everyone fucking knows TGIF is thank God it's Friday
Real thread:
>>55320389

[Anonymous No.55321260]

>>55320858
>promotes tranny discord group in the OP
FUCK OFF IDIOT

REAL THREAD WITHOUT TRANNY DISCORD SHILLING IN THE OP: >>55320425

[Anonymous No.55321267]

>>55321260
It does not. Real thread is here
>>55320389

[Anonymous No.55321328]

>>55321267
Your thread literally has "Trans Girls In Florida" in the OP.

Kill yourself.

You will NEVER be a woman.

[Anonymous No.55321344]

>>55321328
It literally does not you liar. You fucking made that up. TGIF = thank God it's Friday

[Anonymous No.55321402]

>>55320434
good job anon

[Anonymous No.55321605]

>>55320808
>links a general which doesn't shill for trannies

>>55320858
>links a general shilling some tranny group

Hmmmmm, difficult choice.

[Anonymous No.55321626]

>>55321605
Having fun rotating your IP? There is no shilling for trannies you braindead troll. First you said it didn't bump which was a lie, then you said it shilled for trannies, which was also a lie.