/pmg/ Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.55702392]

Silver Cheapie Song Edition

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

>Huge deficits in minerals such as silver by 2050 inevitable
https://youtu.be/iibsrDXdEos

>Bullion dealers
https://libertycoin.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

>Numismatic search
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/

>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
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

>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/5aLmWUUK

>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: >>55689172

[Anonymous No.55702410]

Seriously wondering if I should do a charge back for the Inejiro coins I ordered. It's way past the deadline.

[Anonymous No.55702548]

>>55702392
gm

[Anonymous No.55702564]

I give up on silver. Have my coins, not selling, but I won't be buying any more. Simple as. P.S. Fuck miners

[Anonymous No.55702572]

>>55702564
Same unless the premiums ever come back down to pre 2020 levels

[Anonymous No.55702578]

good morning, sirs.
i hope everyone has a nice sunday.

[Anonymous No.55702583]

>>55702548
ga.

[Anonymous No.55702602]

>>55702392
>frogshit OP
what a garbage bake

[Anonymous No.55702609]

>>55702548
Good morning

[Anonymous No.55702627]

>>55702602
Found the tranny

[Anonymous No.55702684]

NEW NON FROGSHIT OP
>>55702665

[Anonymous No.55702703]

>>55702684
There's shiny in the OP image anon, stop being a crybaby.

[Anonymous No.55702710]

>>55702703
it's not even a real pic, OP needs real shiny

[Anonymous No.55702713]

>>55702710
Those are images of real silver coins anon.

[Anonymous No.55702716]

>>55702578
This image is extremely dangerous to democracy.

[Anonymous No.55702726]

CYKA

[Anonymous No.55702731]

>>55702726
Nice shot, what are they?

[Anonymous No.55702796]

Do you trust SD bullion for 1oz gold krugs and 100 Oz ag bars?

[Anonymous No.55702853]

>>55702684
KYS
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[Anonymous No.55702859]

>>55702564
I'll buy a few more hundred oz if we get an cheapies like in March. I've been waiting since then for a good dip. I bought some gold instead when it came down 2-3 weeks ago.

[Anonymous No.55702947]

>>55702796
No they're the Silver Doctors. You wouldn't want doctored metals

[Anonymous No.55702954]

>>55702731
Looks like gold coins to me, but i could be wrong.

[Anonymous No.55702987]

>>55702947
DOCTOR Tyler Wall is no longer with the company.

[Anonymous No.55703223]

Other thread deleted
No chaos now.
Thank you moderators!

[Anonymous No.55703268]

>>55702564
>>55702572
kys fags

[Anonymous No.55703280]

>>55702564
More for us

[Anonymous No.55703558]

>>55702564
Some folks just don't have the attention span required to play the long game. But just out of curiosity, which debt-bubble are you going to jump on? Or maybe you will hold USD?

[Anonymous No.55703578]

>>55703558
Dude just wait 60 more years lmao

[Anonymous No.55703588]

>>55703578
This post is non-responsive. Show stack fudfag.

[Anonymous No.55703657]

>>55703578
>+20% YoY
ok rabbi

[Anonymous No.55703682]

>>55703657
>back at breakeven

The fact of the matter is that the ultrabullish case for silver has existed for many years and yet the price just wont go up more than a mediocre amount. Give a reason why that would change anytime soon.

[Anonymous No.55703765]

>>55703682
Accelerating accumulation of US government debt combined with economic stagnation and inflation. A global movement to dethrone the USD as international reserve and trade currency causing a tsunami of dollars flooding back into the domestic market. Accelerating US bank failures due to the impending collapse of commercial real estate and defaults on subprime loans. Increasing political and social instability in the USA and Europe. A proxy war between the USA and Russia that neither can afford. A stock market held up with duct tape and bailing wire.

The music is about to stop and there is only one chair for every ten people. The existing structure of global fiance and economics is about to roll over like a capsized super-tanker. What assets will survive? The assets that have held value for three thousand years look like a good bet to me. But I could be wrong. Tell me a better one?

[Anonymous No.55703801]

>>55703682
The interest payment on our debt will be the highest expense by 2050. Higher than Social Security. Higher than military. Higher than Medicare.
This is the government saying this.

[Anonymous No.55703853]

>>55703801
And increasing interest rates are accelerating the trend while global movement away from the USD will increase the rate at which the US government accumulates debt. The trend lines lead to the point where interest on the debt exceeds all Federal revenue. At that point the government will be paying the mortgage with a credit card. There will be no graceful way out. But I doubt the existing system will last even that long.

And no matter what happens, gold and silver will still be gold and silver.

[Anonymous No.55703917]

>>55703558
What do you reckon guys, did we invest in the wrong thing?

[Anonymous No.55704092]

>>55703917
>did we invest in the wrong thing?
What wrong thing?

[Anonymous No.55704136]

>>55704092
>What wrong thing?
That's what I'm asking. 64% over five years, or 12.8% yield per year isn't bad, is it?

[Anonymous No.55704143]

>>55703578
You don't have to wait that long. You just have to buy the dips. I'm already in the green on my roos that I bought in March. I paid 580 euros for a tube (23.20/ozt).

[Anonymous No.55704155]

>>55703801
>The interest payment on our debt will be the highest expense by 2050
What if we did something against it in the next 27 years?
The way i see it, the liberal democracies are stronger than ever.
Every war in Africa oder Asia will strengthen us and weaken them because we have the will, the competence, the merit and the mechanisms to solve problems. While they only have corruption and offer nothing but fear.
If you think China simply takes over, wait what happens if we stop buying their cheap trinkets.

I have heard your doom'n'gloom for 35 years, for as long as i can remember. History tells me i can pick any year in the last 200 years and it will say civilisation is falling apart.

[Anonymous No.55704162]

>>55703801
> believing the US dollar will still exist in 2050
> believing what some politicians and bankers are saying

[Anonymous No.55704173]

>>55703917
Just you, silver bro.
Clever people buy some gold as a hedge against problems with the monetary system, not in the hopes you gonna make it because it somehow returns a profit.

Once the financial problems are solved, you can buy the new currency or cheap land. If it doesn't get solved, you buy booze, chocolate or cigarettes for trading against beans, rice and pork.

[Anonymous No.55704195]

>>55704136
If you started 5 years ago, cool. I started a dozen years ago, when silver was around $37 and gold was $1,700. Even buying through 'cheap' years, I hover around breaking even.

[Anonymous No.55704203]

>>55704195
I started a couple of months after September 11th

[Anonymous No.55704228]

>>55704173
>buy some gold as a hedge
It's just money, simple as. I trade my fiat toilet paper for real money (gold and silver) that will never expire or be devalued or have a "currency crisis". These metals are my savings account, period. I'm not going to later on exchange for new currency, except to the extent that I need to in order to survive. I've already been stocking lots of canned food, firewood, and other supplies.
I don't care if silver moons or doesn't. I have money, real money. That's what matters.

[Anonymous No.55704229]

crypto nerds will seethe

[Anonymous No.55704246]

>>55702572
I’ve just been buying constitutional silver in the mean time. If I’m going to be drenched in premiums, I’ll go with the coins where the premiums include the highest numismatic values

[Anonymous No.55704258]

I wonder how much silver Xi has.
Probably nothing, as head of the Communist party he surely is beyond these things.
He will lead the new currency that is gold backed and everyone will trust his noble stewardship.

[Anonymous No.55704272]

>>55704228
big and true.

[Anonymous No.55704273]

>>55704258
China? Don't you mean West Taiwan?

[Anonymous No.55704357]

>>55704173
Retard alert

[Anonymous No.55704509]

>>55702392
need more sovs

[Anonymous No.55704516]

>>55704162
These are projections by the Congressional Budget Office. I didn’t say things wouldn’t fail before we get there. You are missing the point.

[Anonymous No.55704562]

>last thread devolved into a debate about gassing the J's
You guys are really proving the Nazi silver larper accusations correct. Hitler was a sped idk why people on here feel the need to defend him.

[Holocoinanon !UXDtf0Fe9Y No.55704600]

Good Afternoon Sirs, i hope you all redeemed good day today. im preping the last kickbacked megumins for reshipping right now. Otoya is in production and should be out soon. Gold otoya is going to up for PO soonish so keep an eye out for that.

there is also a copper/bronze coin in the works as a fun little gimmick token for here and beyond so stay tuned for that.

[Anonymous No.55704601]

>>55704516
Politicians and bankers are liars and deceivers. To even argue using their terms and narrative or otherwise play by their rules is to lend credence to their deception. I reject them, completely. They have no value whatsoever, they are simply parasites.

[Anonymous No.55704672]

>>55703558
>play the long game
lol, lmao. only had to wait a decade for it to get back to the same dollar price, not including inflation

[Anonymous No.55704908]

>>55704600
Are memecoins played out now?

[Holocoinanon !UXDtf0Fe9Y No.55704917]

>>55704908
memecoins? maybe, we were never in the running of meme coins except for a few ideas we have floating. our main thing has always been anime and niche hobby enjoyers.

[Anonymous No.55704948]

looks like we bet on the wrong asset precious metals bros. no end in sight. we will be poor forwever

[Anonymous No.55705017]

>>55704600
shit, better start squirrelling away some cash for that Au stabby man coin

[Anonymous No.55705042]

>>55704917
I don't know, with the combination of mintanon's lack of communication and seeing how dogshit the Megumin coin design came out to be, l have little faith that there's gonna be another meme coin that comes out that lm gonna buy.
Like yeah don't get me wrong, the Otoya coin is cool and everything, but who tf ever asked for it in the first place????
I feel as if you've lost touch with reality.

[Anonymous No.55705089]

>>55704601

CBO is strictly nonpartisan; conducts objective, impartial analysis; and hires its employees solely on the basis of professional competence without regard to political affiliation. CBO does not make policy recommendations, and each report and cost estimate summarizes the methodology underlying the analysis.

[Anonymous No.55705127]

What’s the most you guys would spend on a merc dime? I love the little fuckers, but I feel like a tool spending 2.50 per.

[Anonymous No.55705210]

>>55705089
Don't care about their affiliations or lack thereof, they're still playing within the rules and bounds of the official narrative.
They might as well be making predictions as to which political party (democrats or republicans) will win in 2050. It doesn't matter, because this 2-party political system is a scam.
So long as people remain trapped in these false narratives, the objective is achieved. It serves to keep people occupied and distracted, so they don't ask any real questions.

[Anonymous No.55705222]

>>55702564
You wrote this already like 10 times. We get it. Go away then.

[Anonymous No.55705235]

>>55705127
$1.80.
It's 0.0723 ozt at most, that's all.
Unless there's something numismatic about it - you didn't specify.

[Anonymous No.55705247]

>>55704917
>maybe
incorrect. but wondering, are you speaking for just you or mint too?

[Anonymous No.55705257]

>>55705042
>Megumin
does it just photograph well? don't have mine yet, but that looked like the best one he's done so far from the pictures

[Anonymous No.55705298]

>>55704155
Liberal democracies stronger than ever? Seriously? American democracy is so hopelessly broken it will NEVER be fixed. American culture is so viciously divided it will never heal. The best we can hope for is a peaceful divorce and Balkanization. The worst . . . well . . . let's not go there.

[Holocoinanon !UXDtf0Fe9Y No.55705300]

>>55705017
The gold one is looking to be a really good run. right now we are working on if we can get the edge reeding like we had with the silver one.
>>55705042
i think the megumin design speaks for itself, it looks good. As for the otoya coin, its a cool idea and as far as we can tell nobody has ever put him on a coin, somebody like that deserved to be immortalized in silver. even if the appreciators end up being a small group of niche autists.
>>55705247
no i dont think we speak for mintanon, we were just never too big on the "meme" coins to begin with when we decided to make some. if you dont have yours yet it should be in this pile of boxes next to me and you should have an email from us. if not reach out.

[Anonymous No.55705332]

>>55705210
Hey, posing others pics in the OP is fine, posting others pics with the posted file number is alright, but posting with the original file name... eh. I'm flattered, but at least have a different file name.

[Anonymous No.55705345]

>>55705332
Forgot pic...

[Anonymous No.55705370]

>>55705300
I'm assuming you're just waiting to ship it with the other coins I ordered. Totally still fine with that.
>no i dont think we speak for mintanon
Good to hear, as long as mint can make them, that works for me.

[Anonymous No.55705387]

>>55705300
>no i dont think we speak for mintanon
That's good. As long as someone still makes a few more. I think you were holding off shipping it till the other coins came in. Still totally fine with that.

[Anonymous No.55705399]

>>55705210
But what they are saying is “the system is broken” so I don’t understand what you are babbling about.

[Anonymous No.55705439]

>>55705235
No, nothing numismatic, other than an appreciation for the beauty of the coins and their fractional nature.

[Anonymous No.55705484]

>>55704917
LOTGH coin when?
It the most important anime of all after all.

[Anonymous No.55705494]

>>55705484

[Anonymous No.55705591]

>paid for something big in silver
It was my first time, and it was incredibly comfy. It feels i made a "real" transaction for the first time in my life.
I hope it will progressively catch on and become more mainstream, we need to be less dependent on a (((system))) hellbent on screwing us.

[Anonymous No.55705623]

>>55704672
You are just proving my point. You lack an adequate attention span to appreciate history. I'm stacking for my grandchildren.

[Anonymous No.55705634]

>>55704948
I ain't your bro, puss. Go cry somewhere else.

[Anonymous No.55705698]

>>55705222
? I haven't been in these threads since like 2021.

[Anonymous No.55706095]

I now have enough silver to survive about a year with no income at all, assuming current prices and standard of living. Feels good.

[Anonymous No.55706131]

>>55705591
So what did you boughted?

[Anonymous No.55706207]

>>55705623
>I'm stacking for my grandchildren.
this is the ultimate cope. fuck the kids, they'll be shitheads anyways. just helped clean out a relatives place and they had some coins and such. im pretty sure most was bought in the 70-80s so even 50 years later that shit is SO underwater. the only way to make money in Ag is pouring bullshit novelties.

[Anonymous No.55706275]

>>55704155
>What if we did something against it in the next 27 years?
lol

>The way i see it, the liberal democracies are stronger than ever.

double lol

[Anonymous No.55706295]

>>55704173
can you silver FUD fags gtfo
seriously

[Anonymous No.55706314]

>>55704143
yup, spot was $15 just a couple years ago
these silver FUDers need to kys

[Anonymous No.55706340]

Sup pmg, I have always wanted to get into precious metal collecting and I am in for the long run. What is my best option/investment as a beginner?

[Anonymous No.55706545]

>>55706340
what is your budget, goals, and expectations?

[Anonymous No.55706580]

>>55706545
Budget for now is about 1000, I am not sure what my goals are yet whether keep them or sell them down the road. Either way I will hold on to them for a long time. I dont really expect much, I am not new to collecting and holding so this is just another piece of the puzzle for me.

[Holocoinanon !UXDtf0Fe9Y No.55706624]

>>55705387
rog, ill do a quick check to make sure yours is in the stack.
>>55705484
kino taste, its on our list

[Anonymous No.55706626]

>there's only 1 /pmg/ thread
/biz/ is dead! /pmg/ is so over! FOMO into fiat, sisters!

>>55702627
I'm transgender and I happen to love Pepe and Apu and precious metals. WAGMI, anon!

>>55702713
>beautiful iconography
>best security features around
>powerful female
>shiny as all git up
Britannias are based!

[Anonymous No.55706728]

Last week's haul. Just put in for 4 more.

[Anonymous No.55706787]

>>55706340
It depends on your intentions and your budget. Personally, I use PMs as a physical long-term savings account and I also collect things I just think are neat. Gold tends to perform better than silver and comes with a lower premium and takes up less space, all of which make it appealing. Meanwhile, people tend to lean more into silver if they think it'll take off enough to outweigh its premium (or they're SHTF retards lol).

If I were making a first purchase today, I'd buy a 1 oz gold coin and a tube of 1 oz silver coins from my country's mint, the US Mint. Your native coins will be the most liquid, should you decide to sell. After having dabbled in a little bimetal fun and lurking here a bit, reassess your plan and budget some sort of regularly-occurring purchase. Ofc, if you stick around long enough, the 'tism might kick in and you'll start buying 1 of everything in every weight from every corner of the world and every time period (at least that's what happened to me).

[Anonymous No.55706788]

>>55705439
If it's for admiration, pay extra to get one that is well-preserved so you can properly appreciate it.
But buying 'junk' is a meme fad, a speculation.

[Anonymous No.55706861]

>>55706787
Thanks for input! The premium on gold locally is very high, almost high enough for it to not go for silver with the low premium. (if I am in for the long run I just have to calculate what I will on a average get in return after n years)

I do like collecting everything that I think are neat aswell and I have a massive collection of various types thats in for the long run.

As for mintage, my country has very few/not available coins, which other coins are my best bet to buy?

[Anonymous No.55706871]

>>55706787
>Gold tends to perform better than silver
citation needed

[Anonymous No.55706922]

is it normal to have to give your driver's license and credit card info when paying by echeck? never had to before but bold apparently needs it.

[Anonymous No.55706954]

August 22nd

The day everyone cries

except /pmg/

[Anonymous No.55706996]

>>55702627
>>55706626

[Anonymous No.55707002]

[Anonymous No.55707017]

>>55706871
I'll spoon fed you only because you're so poor and stupid that I pity you. The following can be found with a moment of using a search engine:

https://www.bankrate.com/investing/gold-vs-silver/
https://freefincal.com/gold-vs-silver-returns-which-is-a-better-investment/
https://www.physicalgold.com/insights/which-is-the-better-investment-gold-or-silver/
https://www.royalmint.com/invest/discover/invest-in-gold/gold-or-silver-for-investment
https://goldsilver.com/blog/gold-vs-silver-the-5-differences-that-matter-most-to-investors/

>>55706996
Fixed.

[Anonymous No.55707028]

>>55704092
What’s that boat coin next to the platypus?

[Anonymous No.55707031]

>>55707002
HOLY KEKMAO

[Anonymous No.55707051]

>>55707017
Blackpilled for life

[Anonymous No.55707108]

>>55707017
Is it normal that all i read was
>silver is undervalued as all fuck
?

[Anonymous No.55707116]

>>55706954
You can't throw nostradamus dates without a minimum of explanations on why you believe this specific date is when the financial sector decide to shit up the bed bro.

[Anonymous No.55707132]

>>55704173
In case you aren't aware, silver too went up +60% over the past 5 years...

[Anonymous No.55707162]

>>55706295
It's pretty low quality. But always remember, there is a reason they are here and it isn't to help you. Quite the opposite.

[Anonymous No.55707177]

As funny as the transgender stack guide is, I gotta disagree with ranking post-op so highly. Girl dicc so special and priceless :3 I honestly feel sorry for anyone who destroy theirs. Also
>tfw I'm they/them tier
JUST

>>55707108
Lol, no it's fine anon and it's why most people here have silver in their stack (including yours truly). However, investing in something *because* the market is manipulated and fake and gay is probably not a great idea IMO. I like silver coins and I still buy them and think they're neat, but I'm not holding my breath for big-dick swingers to all get their comeuppance at once so the silver sister's prophecy can be fulfilled, making every schizo and bubba an overnight millionaire for simply owning a few hundred ounces.

>>55707132
Actually a little more than that even, but once you factor in the premiums, your investments are likely up around 15%ish. Now look at where gold was 5 years ago and you'll see that it was the much better investment over the past 5 years.

[Anonymous No.55707199]

>>55705332
I'm not trying to be an imposter, just really liked the story behind that pic.

[Anonymous No.55707251]

>>55706954
I've still got 50k of fiat to get rid of before then. Need an cheapies!

[Anonymous No.55707308]

>>55707017
Insulting people like this is unladylike.
Gold and silver are both in play in ways that are different and hard to predict. Recent results are no indicator of what will happen in the future in such an unstable global situation.

[Anonymous No.55707358]

Rate my last acquisition frens

[Anonymous No.55707364]

>>55707358
flip side. It's from the 1500s, Duchy of Lorraine during Charles III (not the current one) reign.

[Anonymous No.55707375]

>>55707002
Top fucking kek
Good chart

[Anonymous No.55707374]

>>55707358
>>55707364
Petty museum thief/10

[Anonymous No.55707422]

>>55707251
>Need an cheapies!
Well, at least the premiums are down quite dramatically on most places. A sign the demand for PMs cooled off, thus ppl feeling safer.

I'm too much of an hermit to know what the normies are believing, but it feels like all is over. The tempest is behind us : banks saved, soft landing validated, inflation tamed, coof eradicated, vax scandal under-the-rugged, migrants citizened, real estate bubble staying inflated,...
Like if we are ready to go for another decade of extreme financial decadence.

But it sound fake to my ears, me guts tells me it's the calm before the storm.

[Anonymous No.55707435]

>>55707251
ASE's are the most affordable they've been in a couple years

[Anonymous No.55707439]

>>55706861
I am just getting started but been reading and asking as much as I can. Personally, I am going to buy Royal Mint Britannias in gold. The reason for this is that they have nice security features that may make them easier to liquidate when the time comes. I am also going to save up and buy the largest quantity at a time I can afford, because the smaller the weight and quantity the more the premium. So I personally will not get anything smaller than 1oz coins. Again, I am still new but that is what I am leaning towards.

[Anonymous No.55707442]

>>55707002
>Coomer Tier

Jesus

[Anonymous No.55707449]

>>55707358
5/5

[Anonymous No.55707516]

>>55707002
I'm intrigued as to what /pmg/ will create next.

[Anonymous No.55707538]

why is this so expensive? because the larger 51mm size?

[Anonymous No.55707541]

>>55707422
That's all very fake. It's just to keep the plebs pacified, so they don't run for the exit before the CBDCs are rolled out.
The BRICS announcement might wake some of them up, but probably not that many, because the narrative is tightly controlled. However the spot prices for gold and silver might climb. That's mainly why I want to get this done sooner rather than later.

>>55707435
I'm in euroland so those don't help me any. Basically any silver is just as good and weiners tend to be one of the cheapest options. About half of my stack is noah's arks though because they're nice coins with sometimes even lower prices. Last year I was also buying britannias but they went up quite a lot since.

[Anonymous No.55707597]

>>55707541
>I'm in euroland
Then you might be interdasted :
https://www.acheter-or-argent.fr/france-5-francs-semeuse-x100.html

100x5F (10gr fine) = 1KG fine silver for 714€.
Literally selling at spot price. Never seen that before from a large online retailer.

[Anonymous No.55707642]

>>55707538
somali elephants are in demand

[Anonymous No.55707689]

>>55707439
You are correct about size. Security features aren't a big deal. Gold coins are really hard to fake in any passable way.

[Anonymous No.55707715]

>>55707597
Interesting! Looks like only 6 cents above spot (22.10) by my calculations. I checked the other coins too. In order of decreasing price/oz it's:
50F hercule
10F hercule
100F
100 x 5F
1000 x 5F
I was actually looking on ebay last week to see if I could find any old junk but they were mostly selling them one piece at a time!

[Anonymous No.55707775]

Russia is getting ready to accept gold for food.

Is this something?

(The article is in Russian)

[Anonymous No.55707792]

>>55707715
Also hold up! The cost for the 10F hercule is less than noah's ark (25.45). WTF? I've never seen that before.
I should probably buy some of this junk in the next days. Going to think about it and watch prices, etc.

[Anonymous No.55707814]

>>55707792
Do you mean the 50F fren? Bcuz the 10F always have been cheaper than Arks, they only contain 22.5gr of FS.
Still, they have very good promos on the 10F currently, it's tempting.

[Anonymous No.55707851]

>>55707775
wow, few weeks ago i wrote here about what i expected their BRICS's gold currency to be, and it was exactly that. Down to the coma.

[Anonymous No.55707895]

>>55707814
Well I don't have much historical data, but the last time I calculated all these prices was last winter, I think. Pic has those prices. Back then, a 1 oz noah's ark costed less than a 10F hercule at identical silver weights.

[Anonymous No.55707982]

in 10oz?

[Anonymous No.55707989]

>>55707895
>at identical silver weights.
ah, thus the misunderstanding, i thought you were talking per unit.

[Anonymous No.55708075]

>>55707028

[Anonymous No.55708155]

>i'm gonna cum!

[Anonymous No.55708210]

>>55708155
And you're not sharing where this is on sale?
Not fren.

[Anonymous No.55708222]

>>55708210
monument metals

[Anonymous No.55708322]

>>55707689
Pmg LOVES security features because they are paranoid

[Anonymous No.55708443]

>>55707982
You want the Hunger Games coin?

[Anonymous No.55708500]

>>55704136
> doesn’t compound his returns
Ngmi

[Anonymous No.55708521]

>>55708500
>PM's
>returns

You don't get it.

[Anonymous No.55708613]

>>55707851
We're not moving quickly towards gold, but we're moving.

[Anonymous No.55708649]

>>55708613
I don't think it will be the crypto nerds seething as much as any dollar millionaire find who finds out their money is worthless after the global economy gets audited.

[Anonymous No.55708723]

>>55708222
>Greenspan Gold Bug
Have you guys seen the Road to Roota comic?
https://www.bostonfed.org/publications/economic-education/road-to-roota.aspx

[Anonymous No.55708786]

>>55708649
Yes, but 90% of this board is comprised of crypto chuds, plus the gif was made back when crypto chuds would stop by to smugly gloat about their funny money.

I have a feeling a lot of the bitcoin speds will be seething pretty hard though, they're about the only crypto nerds who've completely bought into their own hype to the point they genuinely believe it could become a serious reserve asset.

[Anonymous No.55708808]

>>55708786
Anyone who unironically holds crypto after it mooned is fucking retarded. Only the people who cashed out like two years ago before the Matt Damon Crypto ads were being shown during football games is a fucking retard. Digital currency is unironically ogre.

[Anonymous No.55708868]

>>55708808
>>55708786

I don't think crypto is over- but I don't think it'll moon. I can see Bitcoin crashing and remaining around maybe $10,000 per bitcoin. Bitcoin has some value as a bellwether for crypto, and there will always be demand for crypto; criminals will use it for digital transactions (including Le Banksters and their CBDC). Hell, I can see crypto remaining as something like the lottery: a tax on idiots.

What crypto is not is a store of value. It depends on electronics, which have to be maintained, and this is where crypto nerds start seething. Gold and silver don't require maintenance, they don't need special equipment to access, and have ready chemical properties that can be tested to ensure their integrity. That crypto wallet, meanwhile, might contain millions in Bitcoin- or it could be empty, or it could contain a virus that bricks my computer.

TL;DR: crypto nerds will seethe.

[Anonymous No.55708887]

God fucking DAMN I hope it keeps dipping all week. I need more.

[Anonymous No.55709028]

>>55704162
The dollar WILL exist in 2050 and it WILL be backed by gold mined from space.

[Anonymous No.55709047]

>>55708723
Give us a tl;dr, Gov...

[Anonymous No.55709055]

>>55708155
Feel bad for the retards that bought them in November.
>>55705127
Buy them from Monument Metals for 21x not a sponsor. I spented 2.60 for some at a flea market once because they wouldn't go down any lower.

[Anonymous No.55709075]

Thinking of buying lots of coins in bulk and selling at a flea market one day. Anyone ever do this before? Probably won't get rich but it sounds like a fun thing to do on the weekend.

[Anonymous No.55709080]

>>55708786
>they're about the only crypto nerds who've completely bought into their own hype
Indeed. WTF was that! Hahahaha.

[Anonymous No.55709081]

>>55709055
Don't feel bad for FOMO retards

[Anonymous No.55709168]

>>55709055
Holy shit, nearly $50 for an ounce? I'll stick with junk silver.

[Anonymous No.55709172]

>>55709055
>Monument Metals
confirmed

[Anonymous No.55709219]

Reminder that comex reserves have dropped 80% in just 2 years.

[Anonymous No.55709226]

>>55708868
I'm not so optimistic for BTC, if it survives it will be off name recognition alone, and even then I don't see it being anything noteworthy just another vehicle for speculation like any one of the million meme coins out there.

A coin like Monero might see some lasting usage from criminal and other shady entities, but what does that matter to the average pleb.

[Anonymous No.55709302]

>>55709226
Monero will continue to increase due to the world becoming more connected than ever, but it will explode in popularity if the west becomes more tyrannical, especially on the financial side. I think parallel economies are inevitable when fiat officially dies through hyperinflation.

[Anonymous No.55709308]

>>55705298
Thank you John Wayne from Cincinatti Oblast, i to share your opinion, the west is going down and nothing can stop it, as is evidenced in half of Europe having frozen last winter.

Greetings from your Comrade,
Hans Bratwurst from Kassel oblast

[Anonymous No.55709311]

>>55705300
>The gold one is looking to be a really good run
Selling gold now that silver has tanked. Figures.

[Anonymous No.55709361]

>>55706580
1/2 oz Maple, Bitannia or other coins that have good security features and are sold maybe 1 or 2% over gold spot price.
It's a hedge against inflation. Don't fall for the the silver homos "silver will soon cost more than gold" cope.

[Anonymous No.55709403]

saw this on shorts and it made me think of your copper dorks

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/klsBa8a6bUw?feature=share

you see those pallets? that's the only way you're making anything on copper.

[Anonymous No.55709423]

>>55707108
I still have a few Wirecard stocks. Undervalued as fuck bro!

[Anonymous No.55709614]

>>55703765
> The assets that have held value for three thousand years look like a good bet to me. But I could be wrong. Tell me a better one?

Chainlink

[Anonymous No.55709704]

>>55709081
>>55709168
it's probably retarded boomers who've never had to care about budgeting money in their lives. qvc and nra magazines sell ASEs for insane premiums, iirc qvc had some going for $70 because it was in a no name NGCS looking case. since boomers cant be bothered to learn how to use a computer for price comparison; they'll call up and place an order.

[Anonymous No.55709735]

Just won an auction for this bronze statue of Naga Buddha.
I think it may be very old and worth a lot of monies, is there any clue to determine how old it is?

[Anonymous No.55709749]

>>55709735
Bruv that could be a chinese forgery for all we know, take it to an antiques dealer.

[Anonymous No.55709766]

>>55709735
Before you tell me i got scammed by a cambodian pajeet, i must give you a bit of background.
I bought it from a seller with the most insane collection of old coins ever. Alongside incredibly rare items, like medieval swords and napoleonian muskets. Probably a guy who inherited the stuff, but he don't wanna bother too much with it : he put everything on sale for 1 buck, with little to no descriptions and just 2 pics.
It didn't take long for ppl to catch up, and now you have a hundred of boomies following his every move and dozens of bids for each item he put on sale. So much so now, after 400 items in just 3 weeks, the prices aren't so interesting.

But for this one he outdid himself in term of lazyness : "antique buddha", 2 pics and go.
Considering everything he have is museum-tier, i think it's very unlikely this one item is just chink trash.

Me think it could be a Munchilinda Buddha from the 12th century of Khmer Kingdom during King Jayavarman VII ruling. Apparently it was pretty popular during his reign and he sponsored Naga stuff.

[Anonymous No.55709775]

>>55709749
here fren for some context >>55709766
so i don't think it's a forgery. But since i know strictly nothing about Cambodia, serpents or old statues, i can't really tell.

[Anonymous No.55709817]

>>55702731
imperial russian coins, dunno what period maybe broad guess from 1750 to 1890.
so that should be Rubles. they have this weird systems of ''dolyas'', but most of the time where fixed with french franks of that time. silver to gold was fixed to 27 dolya of silver to 1 ruble(so 15:1). they even used platinum rouble from 1815 i think(2:1 against gold).

[Anonymous No.55709861]

need

[Anonymous No.55709925]

>>55709861
/k/ coin?

[Anonymous No.55709974]

>>55709775
My biggest issue is the sides of pic 2 look like it might have been a casting from a more modern mold. Feel free to get it checked, I'm going with 19th-20th century small piece at best.

[Anonymous No.55710059]

>>55709974
Considering how much i paid for it, it better not be a 20th c. piece fren..

[Anonymous No.55710075]

>>55709925
/k/?
why on /k/ if there is a coin collecting thread I'd like to see it but i don't think it's on /k/

[Anonymous No.55710112]

>>55709925
It's a silver token from 1735, here's the description :
https://fr.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia34168.html
I'm seething i missed the end of the auction by few minutes, and it sold for only 23 bux, it's a fucking STEAL at this price.

Did you notice the "discret" masonigger hint?

[Anonymous No.55710132]

I'm banned 7 days?

[Anonymous No.55710156]

Speaking of numismatic, i recently followed 2 live auctions. Prices were starting at 50% of the estimation's value for all coins (so starting price of $100 if the expert estimated it at $200).
I'd say 90% of the coins sold for the starting price, and the others didn't sell at all, it was very depressing to watch. Gave me the feeling Numismatic is going the collector stamps way : dying with boomers.
I myself recently scored 2-3 feudal coins for way below their catalogue price, but after watching the auctions, i'm not sure i did so great after all.. It must be a dream for any collector on a budget, but a nightmare if you are planning your numis' to be a store of value / investment.
Idk if it's only declining over here (EU) or if it's also a thing for the burgerbros?

[Anonymous No.55710189]

>>55710112
Damn, 23 is not only low, but a special number itself.
>inb4 illuminati made, sold and rebought it

[Anonymous No.55710246]

>>55710156
i imagine it's going the way of the stamp collector.
i have over 600ozt of silver and maybe five of those coins have serious numismatic value.
collections are far too subjective for an investment and you'll have to be in a good economy with strong ties to it's past. the west is declining economically and God know it's about dead since anything made over 15 years ago could be considered a sexist, racist, bigoted, colonialist hate crime.
think of what's happening with guns, fur coats, and classic novels.

[Anonymous No.55710298]

>>55709172
Ha, bought one of those last week.
MM has had great prices for a few months. They've got more of my money than my ex wife.

[Anonymous No.55710305]

>>55708322
Just because someone is paranoid doesn't mean people aren't really out to get them. They are. The relentless fud on this board is proof.

[Anonymous No.55710340]

>>55710156
I used to be a coin collector as a a child, but once I seen how over bloated the market got when I could start buying many of the coins I liked then I decided to focus on silver in it's many forms from jewelry, "numismatic" pre fed silver coins, tableware pieces and decorative/functional silver, plus a small bit of bullion. Honestly if I was going the coin collecting route to future proof it would be pre communist china coins excluding any trade dollars due to the bloated pricing and ties to the west. Old gold from any country will keep a premium even if the country falls, examples are abundant so it's a good play, but if it's something from the 1980s up in gold don't expect to get jack over melt in fifty years for it.
>>55710246 They will most likely go after it like they went after scrap metal for weapons in ww2 drives, in order to help the nation after they seize the boomer iras and pay them in digital cash, that's when you know the nation is in it's dying phase, blocking wealth from fleeing and converting wealth into digital debt notes.

[Anonymous No.55710350]

>>55707017
more like

[Anonymous No.55710393]

>>55709766
I think its a modern statue. Pic related is a real one from a museum. Brass, bronze, and copper patina green when they age and even when they are so old the patina blackens it still has a green tint to it.

[Anonymous No.55710476]

>>55709766
Here is a modern statue also its from what looks like an indian ali express. Notice the similarities, the polished high spots, the fake black patina in the low spots to give it an aged feel. This is a common look from companies that shit out replicas.

[Anonymous No.55710519]

>>55710350
kek

[Anonymous No.55710522]

>>55709766
Also all those horizontal lines that run down the side of the statue. Those are grind marks from were they ground down the edge from the cast so it wouldn't be sharp. A shity replica will still have them an artist would have smoothed them away. Even a decent replica shop will smooth those away.

[Anonymous No.55710580]

>>55710476
his statue doesn't look anything like that

[Anonymous No.55710599]

>>55709735
>>55709766
it's a wish tier fake
sorry bro

[Anonymous No.55710764]

>>55710580
Yes and no, the one I posted is a higher quality replica but it's still a modern replica. The one I posted the company made a detailed cast, took the time to smooth away any cast lines, and went light on the applied black patina because they didn't need to cover up any pits from a bad cast. A bad cast will have pits in the metal and they will apply a very heavy black patina to cover those up, his lack of detail in the face and body are likely from a poorly detailed cast because it's cheaper and are not wear and tear from age. They do have similarities that are common on "antique replicas" those being the polished high spots and dark low spots to make it feel much older than it is. Here is a 14th century bronze statue, it has a uniform dark patina with the green around the hands as well as around some of the other small details.

[Anonymous No.55710779]

>>55709775
>But since i know strictly nothing about Cambodia, serpents or old statues, i can't really tell.
Why would you buy something if you know nothing about it?
I know shit about antiques too, but this thing reeks of scam. Perhaps start an antiques general and discuss it there? The only antique knowledge here regards windmills.

[Anonymous No.55710859]

>>55710764
Yeah you can see the sprue gate on the back of his. Kinda something you file away if you’re not shitting out 100s of.

[Anonymous No.55710889]

>>55709735
>>55709766
>Considering everything he have is museum-tier

Sorry frogbro my fren but that is definitely a modern creation. It's possible that many good genuine artifacts were being sold too but without seeing and comparing the material that has been liquidated I suspect that much of it was modern fantasy/reproduction/forgery stuff, the crappiest made for the tourist trade and better fakes made to swindle actual collectors. Many asian fakes are pretty obvious like this snake buddha but others are extremely sophisticated and convincing with patina and encrustation that would fool 9999/10000 people, so as a rule I avoid almost every "ancient" asian artifact or coin unless I'm absolutely certain it's legitimate (which is very infrequent).

>>55710522
>Those are grind marks

This anon knows what's up, the modern grinding wheel or filing marks on the sprues and seams of cast metal items is the #1 red flag, several other less obvious factors also suggest it is a modern creation but are hard to explain to inexperienced collectors.

[Anonymous No.55710912]

>>55710779
If you can spot a fake windmill you can likely spot a fake statue. They are both metal and share alot of the same hallmarks for real vs fake. Pic related is a real 12th century statue and look similar at first glance in age as anons. But it's not, the patina looks natural, not thickly painted on. It has scratches, dents, and dings, from the years like a coin would aquire, anons doesn't. It has sharp details, and no cast or grind marks like a real coin vs a fake coin which would have smudged, fat, or deformed details. This one hasn't developed the green tint meaning it was likely well sheltered and polished over the years. I think anon got scammed, it also doesn't help that this seller was selling hundreds of supposed rare items on ebay and the starting bids where all 1 or 2 dollars.

[Anonymous No.55710954]

>>55710912
But like this >>55710889
Anon said there are fake coins and statues that can fool damn near anyone they are so well done, but if you have a solid grasp on how to spot most fake coins you can apply that same knowledge to statues and spot the more obvious fakes.

[Anonymous No.55710973]

>>55710859
Yea thats a big one for cheap mass produced fakes. They cut corners to save money and time. They want to move as many as possible as fast as possible before the word gets out that their statue is a known fake and to be avoided.

[Anonymous No.55711000]

>>55710889
I will add I seen older pieces of low end tourist and pilgrimage items from back then, and it's at that quality even then as it was to be mass made for someone's pocket. Hence why I think it could be old but not a good one, but could help this man recover some funds if he's lucky as he seems to have overpaid based on this reaction. >>55710059 Watch yourself with these "estates" as boomers will overpay even on ebay on shit they have no clue about, it's a weird website in some categories.

[Anonymous No.55711033]

alright, you can list more nice ones now

[Anonymous No.55711077]

>>55709168
Better to buy an ounce for $50 than to not buy an ounce at all, anon!

[Anonymous No.55711086]

>>55709219
...from an all-time high.

[Anonymous No.55711087]

>>55711000
It might be older, but I think it's still a modern piece. As for ebay alot of it, I think, is fomo. People don't do any research because they think if they take the time to do so, someone else that already has the knowledge will buy it up. Hopefully anon didn't spend to much or can get a refund. Ebay tends to side with the buyer in my experience.

[Anonymous No.55711206]

>>55706340
Get 50 1 oz gold coins and 3000 oz of silver split 50/50 between 1 oz rounds/bars (whichever is the cheapest you can find at the time) and bigger bars for saving on premium

[Anonymous No.55711224]

>>55702392
>>55702716
>This image is extremely dangerous to democracy.
Its not though, why do you hate democracy anyway? The poster is an absolute eretard though because he has a cocked flintlock next to cans of BP. Darwin award

[Anonymous No.55711248]

>>55711206
>Get 50 1 oz gold coins and 3000 oz of silver split 50/50 between 1 oz rounds/bars (whichever is the cheapest you can find at the time) and bigger bars for saving on premium
Imagine being stuck with 90 KGs of silver and the premium losses on buying and selling 50oz in stupid little gold coins. Tell me how I know you are a wretched poorfag and an educational failure/dropout

[Anonymous No.55711264]

>>55709219
Its mind blowing that you idiots are still posting stale and failed conspiracy memes from over a decade ago based on a complete lack of understanding as to what futures contracts even are. Beyond sad.

[Anonymous No.55711285]

55706207
So what are you doing here? This is PMG. A discussion about PMs by PM enthusiasts. Sure sounds like you don’t care for metal at all, and that’s fine. However, that raises the question of why come here to argue against metals?

I disabled the link to your comment so you wouldn’t get paid for your “you” bonus.

[Anonymous No.55711364]

>>55711285
Pathetic. Door to door silver coin salesman.
>>55711285
>I disabled the link to your comment
yeah I see that, fairly common in marketing shill threads. So only people who say things you like should post in the thread hey? Dumb fucking cunt. Put your shiny suit on and fuck off.

[Anonymous No.55711385]

>>55705591
did you buy a house with silver
based

[Anonymous No.55711509]

55711364
Again, you didn’t say why you were here. You’re seething at people who enjoy taking their purchasing power out of other entities control. Why do this? Wouldn’t you be happier doing anything else?

[Anonymous No.55711772]

>Just checked spot price
I'm not looking to buy any metals right now, but I don't want to be denied my cheapies.

[Anonymous No.55711791]

>>55711772
It will be at $25 all week, don't buy.

[Anonymous No.55711892]

Guise, I was just at this place called Cost Plus World Market and it was filled with priceless artifacts from the ancient world! I'm on hold with Fidelity now so I can withdraw my 401(k) and FOMO into these antiques. The opportunity for generational wealth has finally come to me! WAGMI

[Anonymous No.55712057]

>>55711892
based

[Anonymous No.55712080]

ordered two of the 1.25oz coins. got one that is 1oz. haven't seen the 1oz listed anywhere. i didn't have one yet. i'm not sure if i should be annoyed or upset.

[Anonymous No.55712189]

>>55712080
get. angry.

[Anonymous No.55712215]

>>55712189

[Anonymous No.55712237]

new ship coin/bar

[Anonymous No.55712268]

>>55710889
>>55711000
RIP, continue without me bros. Deep down i knew but i fooled myself into dreaming big.

[Anonymous No.55712288]

>>55712237
With King Charles on it? Nice. Those East India bars are fantastic
I know what I will be ordering next.

[Anonymous No.55712295]

>>55712288
yeah with charles. i've been wanting to pick some up for a while now.

https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/product/4286/2023-silver-10-oz-st-helena-east-india-company-bar

[Anonymous No.55712300]

>>55712080
>1.25oz coins.

Thats even more stupid than the canadian mint and their 3/4oz coins

[Anonymous No.55712317]

>>55712300
i believe it is slightly less stupid than the 3/4oz coins fren

[Anonymous No.55712322]

>>55708808
This

Bitcoin stopped making millionaires years ago

[Anonymous No.55712325]

>>55712300
love my autistic 3/4oz coin

[Anonymous No.55712328]

>>55712295
JM Bullion is selling them for $329. What a fucking ripoff. boldpreciousmetals it is
Thanks anon

[Anonymous No.55712416]

>>55711264
say something useful then? are u pmgfag or not?

>>55711248
how much gold are you buying then? it's just a matter of saving for bigger bars but how big? I've been doing 1oz with near spot.

[Anonymous No.55712454]

>>55712300
>Thats even more stupid than the canadian mint and their 3/4oz coins
I think this size is dumber.

[Anonymous No.55712456]

Reminder that arguing over who gets to make the new thread is childish petty shit, and troons will never be welcome here due to their narcissism, not because we think stacking is some super special club.

[Anonymous No.55712489]

>>55712454
>size
Meant to say weight.

[Anonymous No.55712491]

>>55712454
It is so tiny I kind of want to buy one. It would probably make my ducats look big

[Anonymous No.55712505]

>>55712328
JM is the new APMEX. I used to like JM but they can suck a fart now.

[Anonymous No.55712561]

Woke up with a bit of morning wood today lads.

[Anonymous No.55712969]

>>55712505
monument metals seems to be the one making the deals.
they were the first i saw with ASEs under $30

[Anonymous No.55713116]

Just received the gilded crusader today
Thank you anonymint

[Anonymous No.55713135]

>>55713116
I just got the 5oz silver Otoya Yamaguchi round from holocoin anon. We have some very talented people in this community

[Anonymous No.55713176]

>>55711509
He's looking out for your interest because he loves you. Why can't you let yourself be loved, Anon?

[Anonymous No.55713221]

>>55713116
>paying 75$ for an ounce of silver

lol

[Anonymous No.55713231]

>>55713221
>thinking $75 is a lot for a gilded crusader
pathetically broke, are we?

[Anonymous No.55713258]

I've forgotten to take before pictures but I am currently treating a silver dollar with acetone. I will once again let everyone know how this goes.

It was quite dirty before, had some sort of dried liquid splotches in the fields of the coin. Will throw this on eBay for a decent margin once everything is said and done.

[Anonymous No.55713283]

>>55710246
>>55710156
Nah zoomers still collect coins.

[Anonymous No.55713291]

>>55713258
luster bomb in the making?

[Anonymous No.55713315]

>>55713258
RIP perfectly fine Peace dollar

[Anonymous No.55713376]

>>55713291
So it seems. The splotches have dissipated somewhat but you can still see some of it near the L in this picture.
>>55713315
Acetone is fair game chud

[Anonymous No.55713419]

>>55713258
Why you sell sacred Peace Eagle? Keep Peace Eagle for long as sun shines and rivers run.

[Anonymous No.55713443]

>>55712456
> says something based
> follows it up by shit chugging a non-sequitor
I for one welcome our new trans stackers. Retarded take anon.

[Anonymous No.55713465]

>>55713443
he only posted once

[Anonymous No.55713475]

>>55713443
It just seemed like an intentionally provocative statement out of the blue. Perhaps there is an agenda?

[Anonymous No.55713675]

Since the price of PMs is not going anywhere this year, I think I will treat myself by finally booking those dream holidays in Cancun.

[Anonymous No.55713758]

>>55713675
Cancun is nice. Just make sure it's a resort in the Hotel Zone.

[Anonymous No.55713953]

>>55712300
3/4oz is the perfect size for a silver coin (in terms of feels)

[Anonymous No.55713969]

Fuck trannies
Fuck niggers
Fuck kikes
And fuck jannies

[Anonymous No.55713981]

[Anonymous No.55713994]

>>55713969
Bless you anon and thank you for your sacrifice

[Anonymous No.55714005]

>>55713994
>30 gram silver plated CuNi

[Anonymous No.55714022]

Did someone say CuNi.

[Anonymous No.55714052]

>>55714022
>trade in coin for metal value
>trade in the money you got for metal value
>repeat
Infinite money glitch?

[Anonymous No.55714082]

>>55714052
>Infinite money glitch?
Indeed.

[Anonymous No.55714211]

Loading up the cheapie bazooka.

[Anonymous No.55714244]

email made me do it

[Anonymous No.55714314]

>>55714244
Good choice

[Anonymous No.55714326]

>>55714314
a great choice

[Anonymous No.55714415]

>>55714244
based except fuck FDR

[Anonymous No.55714511]

Aw, damn. Copper was just over $4 a couple of months ago.

[Anonymous No.55714527]

>>55714415
>based except fuck FDR
they're "random tubes" i'll just stamp "african american gentleman" on roosies and dump them at coinstar

[Anonymous No.55714612]

>>55714511
$18 silver soon, save this post

[Anonymous No.55714651]

>the monetary system of the future

[Anonymous No.55714767]

>>55714612
>silver will fall below cost of production

[Anonymous No.55714896]

>>55713258
I've decided to stop, there are still some residual splotches somewhat visible but nothing like before. I'm going to see what eBay thinks of it later.

[Anonymous No.55714953]

>>55714244
I feel evil owning FDR dimes but you gotta do what you gotta do

[Anonymous No.55714993]

>>55702731
>>55709817
those are soviet Chervonets gold coins, very similiar to sovereigns but in a more red-gold alloy tone and slightly heavier. they have been minted inbetween 1923-1982, mine are from the mid 70s.
the soviets sold those coins in their international hotels in exchange for western currency, USD, german Mark, swiss francs and british pounds.
you could not purchase those in russian rubles.

[Anonymous No.55715045]

>>55714612
Still checking my mailbox every day for this fucking thing. Never buying a meme coin again.

[Anonymous No.55715127]

i have 25k to invest

what's the consensus on Silver vs Gold ?

for a noob like me, it looks like the silver guys are in some kind of cult.

gold seems the logical choice because i can store more wealth in it and transport it easily

am i missing something here ?

[Anonymous No.55715169]

>>55715127
Silver is undervalued compared to gold and there's a very large silver deficit, while there's plenty of gold and there's no gold deficit.

[Anonymous No.55715187]

>>55715127
yep silver tards are delusional.

Buy actually rare and useful metals like PGM's(platinum)

>>55715169
1 billion oz mined per year btw

[Anonymous No.55715199]

B0ts 0ut 1n f0rce t0day.

[Anonymous No.55715208]

>>55715187
>800M mined
>200M recycled
>1250M consumed

[Anonymous No.55715219]

>>55714953
hopefully the guy picking will be lazy and just grab 3 rolls of mercs, since the other 2 are 'random'

[Anonymous No.55715224]

>>55715127
Silver has a higher potential upswing in value and more volatility in general. Being where you are we love silver and I'd recommend still buying some, but you're mostly right.

[Anonymous No.55715228]

>>55715127
Please note, "silver versus gold" is a favorite topic of some people who only want to stir shit to disrupt the board. I will give you the benefit of the doubt and answer you with civility.

It depends to some extent what you are looking for. Gold and silver have both been money for three thousand years and most stackers think they are both a good bet for surviving the likely upcoming economic storms. So if you are buying to preserve wealth either will work fine.

Beyond that, their prospects are somewhat different. Silver has substantially more industrial use than gold. But gold has a higher chance of being remonetized. Both are manipulated by unscrupulous bankers, fixing spot price, but that is getting harder for them to manage. Many people think that the prices of silver and gold will rise dramatically when the banks lose their grip on the market.

Of course you can buy some of both! That's what I do. I also suggest that you buy things that interest you rather than just the cheapest bullion.

[Anonymous No.55715265]

>>55715208
those numbers are biased towards your worldview.

Lookup the platinum numbers, and the total market cap (comex) for plat vs. silver. You'll shit your pants.

When South Africa collapses, we will 5x at least

[Anonymous No.55715363]

>>55715208
also there's only about 7m oz mined per year of platinum (70% from SA and another 20% from RU) vs the 1 billion oz of silver.
If you take "muh rarity scale" then 1 oz of platinum is about 150x as rare as 1 oz of silver, yet it's only about 1000$ an oz and silver is like 25$ (40x)
Therefore according to your own cope logic, platinum is a 3x better buy.

I can do the same type of metal gymnastics with the comex market cap like I was saying

There are 180,604 oz of platinum (total)
There are 281,695,584 oz of silver (total)
plat market cap: ~$175.5m
silver market cap: ~$7.05b

So ackshually platinum is a 40x better buy, chuds!!

[Anonymous No.55715366]

>>55715265
What biais you tard? He just presented you basic maths with numbers you can easily find anywhere online from authoritative sources. Why not address his point instead of goalpost moving?
Are you denying there is a silver deficit due to the consumption being larger than the production?

[Anonymous No.55715393]

>>55715363
But no one here said platinum is a bad buy. It's (((you))) trying to start shit with your usual D&C bullshit.
I can immediately tell you aren't from here just with your plebbit spacing and lingo alone. Go back faggot.

[Anonymous No.55715416]

>>55715393
I can pretty much guarantee i've been in pmg longer than you. I used to have big colorful graphs of platinum supply, origin, usages ,but I got tired of posting them.
It's the same thing every time, some tards get mad about their silver bags.

This guy saying he was new and asking what to buy was what prompted me to post.

Stay calm and buy noble metals.

[Anonymous No.55715420]

>>55704509
need more animus

[Anonymous No.55715452]

>>55715416
>I can pretty much guarantee i've been in pmg longer than you
kek, i can guarantee you it's impossible since i was among the bakers of the early pmg breads.
>REEEE I HATE YOU STOP BUYING SILVER
>wtf just shut up dude
>AAAAAAHHHHH WHY ARE YOU LE BIG MAD?

[Anonymous No.55715463]

>>55715416
He didn't ask what to buy. He specifically asked "Silver vs Gold".

You know it is possible to make the case for platinum without shitting on silver? Perhaps you are more interested in causing trouble than educating people?

And I also stack platinum.

[Anonymous No.55715472]

>>55708723
I read it and have watched Bix Weir videos for a year. It's a compelling story and the comic is rather bizarre and really does seem to be pointing towards something behind the curtain we are not privvy too.

[Anonymous No.55715492]

>>55715228
yes
also, even if you love gold more than silver, there is a strong argument for buying mostly silver anyway, to exchange for gold later when the GSR corrects off of its historic highs

[Anonymous No.55715498]

>>55715463
>Perhaps you are more interested in causing trouble
He's raging because he has been unmasked, not understanding why his D&C was doomed to fail from the beginning, simply because all the frens here with Pt also own Ag, you and I included...

[Anonymous No.55715506]

>>55715463
that is not your pic, the guy who posted that used to shit on the silver cultists.

>>55715452
go back to /r/wallstreetsilver, tard. You can post with the fellow "silverbacks" there.

Idk what to fuckin tell u guys, you're like the untermensch of stackers. Just because something is on Fox News, doesn't mean it's a good investment. What happened to the rhenium chads? The PGM collectors? Bismuth? gallium? tellurium?

Everyone was washed away by the hoarde of redditor "silverbacks", and now we can only talk about the metal that is perma-stuck at 20$/oz, because it's easily affordable to the average goy if they manage to abstain from some slop or vidya for once in their life.

The saddest part is that I probably have more silver than you 2 clowns combined.

[Anonymous No.55715516]

>>55714767
The recent discovery of a cheap super conductor literally made gold and silver obsolete. Also, don't forget the advent of commercial asteroid mining this year which will further pressure downwards the price of your shiny rocks, kek.

[Anonymous No.55715538]

>>55715516
>advent of commercial asteroid mining this year
Show pics of the load they delivered to earth

[Anonymous No.55715549]

>>55715538
Like I said this is your last chance to invest in Chainlink before we break the $1000 this year.

[Anonymous No.55715551]

>55715506
You are so pathetic this post do not even anger me, it just sadden me. So pathetic it doesn't even deserve a (you).

[Anonymous No.55715557]

>>55715506
>The saddest part is that I probably have more silver than you 2 clowns combined.
enough with the dick measuring contests, asswipe

[Anonymous No.55715560]

>>55715506
I have 5 kilos of Te and it's one of those little lotto tickets you own that you can count on decades down the road (hopefully)

[Anonymous No.55715571]

>>55715549
i already told you, chainlink has way too high premiums

[Anonymous No.55715602]

>>55715498
I am just trying to steer you away from the logic-trap that is buying silver. You think that because it's cheap you will get a bigger gainz multiplier when it goes up(because you'll have more oz), but that's not going to be the case. You are just being greedy, this logic is natural "get while the gettin's good" but your interpretation of it probably comes from a video game and not real life experience.

I would rather see you buy copper for 2$/lb. I would not shit on anyone stacking copper, because although it's abundant, it's practical and has a lot of real-world value. It's also tied to real-world mining costs.

What would anybody do with silver? Make a mirror? It's only 6% better than copper at conductivity.

Meanwhile platinum is like the skeleton key of organic chemistry. Not to mention the rarity.

Anyway, every single time I bring up PGMs. It devolves in some autistic screeching and frogposting from the poor autists who have 30-40oz of silver buffalos and think they're going to buy "cunny" and lambos with their slimy blackened rounds.

1 billion oz
mined
every
single
year

[Anonymous No.55715628]

Bros i think i lucked out. visited lcs for first time and got a Brit sov for only $400.

[Anonymous No.55715646]

>>55715516
>cheap super conductor literally made gold and silver obsolete
How so? Me think you are using big boi words you don't know shit about. Just name one iteration of gold and silver being used as super conductor. You can't.

So how can a cheap superconductor make G&S obsolete when they never were used as superconductors to begin with?

Also, the last 2 times a new "revolutionary" ambient T° superconductor was supposedly discovered, it turned out to be complete bullshit by diversity hires scientists seeking some clout by spewing lies (and the (((media))) too happy to display browns as le new intelligent man) who have been debunked within months. Both times.
So i'll wait a bit ok? Superconductor seems to be the cold fusion of the 80s and the infinite charge batteries of the 90s : almost there but not really, just 2 more weeks and finally never.

[Anonymous No.55715668]

>>55714993
3 types of Chervonets are exist:
1) real one from New Economic Policy era, 1920s. There were never many of them, for overboard trading USSR mostly minted new rubles with tzar face. And most of them were melted lately, so their price today is pure numismatics, well above metal.
2) bullion commemorative 70s and 80s chervonets. Mostly were sold to foreigners for USD. They are more or less common, and respected in Russia
3) 100 years of chervonets bullion coin, 2023. Slightly more expensive than regular russian gold bullion coins.

[Anonymous No.55715674]

>>55715646
>turned out to be complete bullshit by diversity hires scientist
this is too hard to believe

[Anonymous No.55715675]

>>55715602
So your aggressiveness is derived from your ignorance of silver properties and usecases?
You should have started there, we could have enlightened you about all the wonderful things other than mirrors where silver is used.

[Anonymous No.55715677]

>>55703765
Uranium is a good one. I agree that gold and silver are Better but if the Hyper inflation meme is false (its not) and the US can just print money forever for infinity then it would make sense that when all these car company "Go all electric in 2030" (if the meme is real) then the US would subsidize and open up a bunch of plants to make it possible for everyone to charge there electric car and ditch oil, i mean Europe has alerady passed legislation to ban all cars by some point so they have to use Uranium since no other "Green" energy is even efficient or reliable in any way

[Anonymous No.55715692]

>>55715602
>platinum is like the skeleton key of organic chemistry
oh?

[Anonymous No.55715703]

>>55715674
https://forbetterscience.com/2022/10/12/anatomy-of-a-retraction-2-superconductive-fraud/

And yet, here we are... Poojeets are all frauds.

[Anonymous No.55715704]

new bread baking lads
>>55715700
>>55715700
>>55715700

[Anonymous No.55715712]

>>55715677
>uranium
i'm legitimately planning on finding some good uranium stocks to open positions in. seems like they'd be a decent bet going forward

[Anonymous No.55715725]

>>55715704
how about one made by someone with more than 1 post

[Anonymous No.55715734]

>>55704562
Silver stackers are usually Libertarians
the Nazis are a small group
loud minority

[Anonymous No.55715750]

>>55715725
I've been in the thread under another ID

[Anonymous No.55715753]

>>55715602
The problem you are not understanding with regards to silver is the real world supply/demand is able to be spoofed with the paper markets. The financial system has an exponentially increasing obligation to procure resources to banks, insurance funds, pensions, medical industry etc. and they will not be able to do this on an exponential basis. People will ultimately be deemed winners or losers and the ability to spread out losses will come proportionally to your exposure to dollars and other leveraged wealth. Useful materials that have built in labor and energy will do exceedingly well. And historically and in the present day mining data silver is extremely undervalued.
No doubt, the banks will orchestrate a head-fake for as long as they can. But reality will reassert itself. The balance sheets that are used to management the banking system are already destroyed and there isn't even a pretense that this economy functions without even more leverage.
The next step is realizing that the money you worked for and put into the bank is NOT going to be pulling out an equivalent (or more) of resources back out. You put 5 apples into the bank and when it comes time to retire you will find your money only buys you three. Simple, really. And to disagree is to assume that finance and accounting can create some sort of free lunch. Like if you put a skilled enough banker on an island he can just create boundless wealth all on his own. The truth is in order for you to earn any sort of "growth" the banks have been excreting refuse in the form of BONDS. The bond market is $46TN in size and the stock market is $22TN. It's not rocket science to say that at some point there will need to be a reckoning and that reckoning is going to be a big game of musical chairs.

[Anonymous No.55715755]

>>55715463
Anon those platinum bars look a bit sketchy..something off about the lettering, it looks too thick. Are you aware of their origin/have you had them verified?
Not trying to accuse you of anything but I just recently busted a very convincing fake the other day.

[Anonymous No.55715793]

>>55715750
Just curious - why change ID just to make a thread?

[Anonymous No.55715818]

>>55715793
I usually post from my phone and then switch to desktop for making threads since it's easier to manage.

[Anonymous No.55715821]

>>55715818
post with your phone again lmao

[Anonymous No.55715918]

>>55715755
it's not his pic, that pic is at least 2 years old. It's real, that gun alone is worth like what 6-8k?

>>55715753
they can spoof anything, there's thousands of jew-jitsu ancient techniques. Even like with apple-stock, they do weird shit like sub-divide and resell it.
What makes you think you can break the Talmudic spell? Every silver investor is just creating temporary demand. Most people have a stopping point, 500oz, 1000oz, etc. Even if you are a continuous buyer, you're having such a small impact on the market, and there are hoards of people waiting on the sidelines to sell. All the while, more and more rocks are being dug up each day.

>>55715675
The solar panel thing is a real cope, there's no reason they can't use copper instead.
https://www.fraunhofer.de/en/press/research-news/2022/september-2022/out-with-the-silver-in-with-the-copper-a-new-boost-for-solar-cells.html#:~:text=Copper%20for%20solar%20cell%20contacts&text=A%20team%20of%20researchers%20led,more%20readily%20available%20than%20silver.
https://globalenergyprize.org/en/2022/09/08/copper-instead-of-silver-an-inexpensive-alternative-for-solar-energy/


Silver batteries are a meme, you should have bought lithium 2 years ago, it did a 5-6x.
You should have bought ruthenium, it did a 5x
You should have bought iridium, it did a 3x
You should have bought uranium, it did a 2-3x
Even fucking tin and zinc did a 3x in 2022 while gold and silver did like a 1.7x at most

It just isn't that useful

[Anonymous No.55717079]

>>55715918
The paper-ponzi needs commodities to be leveraged into products to create jobs, taxes and profits. People taking money OUT of the paper-ponzi and stashing metal under their mattress is basically pulling at an inelastic commodity.
Think about it: Metals make the best money because they do not spoil and bullion is a refined-finished product that has already incorporated labor and energy. That little wisdom I just shared is actually not something the entire world can enjoy. Just like any ponzi, it is only those who exit first are the ones who benefit.
It honestly wouldn't take much for every city to have some boomer billionaire decide to move a large portion of his wealth into physical and the retail market could be vacuumed up overnight. In such an instance anyone "in the know" is not going to be selling....