/pmg/ Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.56746432]

Silver Bar 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/5aLmWUUK
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/

>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: >>56740064

[Anonymous No.56746482]

First for Fuck the cultists

[Anonymous No.56746506]

keep on stackin, frens

[Anonymous No.56746510]

Me calling out the scam BOTS and their victims is my way of showing them love. Going along with peoples fantasies like they’re real causes schizophrenia. I’ve seen people in my life go from sane to batshit crazy when they start pretending something is real that isn’t. I wouldn’t be surprised if these freaks now actually think paying YUGE premiums to their enemies is smart. They don’t need more silver they need serious mental help and intense honesty. You can’t go along with their lies or it will break their minds.
Silver is not an investment
Paying premiums on a commodity is Le Big Dumb
The $$$$ is king
A worthless rock won't buy you a virgin
You lost 80% on the silver scam
It's gone forever
Coin merchants get rich by making you poor
You gave all your $$$$ to people you hate
There are no bad words only intentions
Turns out I’m their only real friend they have left

[Anonymous No.56746692]

Look who finally came out of their cave! Anon, tell us how buying silver will end the Federal Reserve

[Anonymous No.56746792]

>>56746692
all i know is i'm gonna keep buyin silver
and if they don't wanna run out, they gotta keep finding it
simple as

[Anonymous No.56746881]

Why does this silly metal and people buying it make certain groups of people seethe so much? People waste their money on call short of things but for some reason they lose their minds when people buy silver.

[Anonymous No.56746917]

>>56746881
>JUST DON'T BUY SILVER, OK?!?

really makes you wonder...

[Anonymous No.56747007]

>>56746881
It is just people being concerned about the financial well-being of strangers on the Internet. Nothing strange or unusual.

:)

[Anonymous No.56747024]

>>56746692
I usually start with denying the holocaust and work my way to the federal reserve

[Anonymous No.56747098]

>>56747007
There is a huge vat of poop-casseral (inflation) and the banks need us all to step up to the plate and eat a big heaping plate. You can choose to walk away and avoid it all if you want. But you should all do you civic duty and keep your wealth with the people who ruined the financial system in the first place and let them solve the problem by diluting your purchasing power. If you don't let the banks dilute your money, then you are unpatriotic.
Pay no mind that if you do the exact opposite of what they want you can actually profit. You can skip the poop-casseral and go eat steak and eggs instead. Whatever you do! Don't withdrawl yourself from the ponzi scheme. Be a team player.

[Anonymous No.56747120]

>>56747098
can't wait till they start calling people who buy silver/gold 'unpatriotic' or even 'traitors'. you just know it's gonna happen kek

[Anonymous No.56747192]

>>56746432
Based dragon. Got this beauty in the mail today. My 5oz Lunar collection grows.
>>56746506
Scrooge McDuck silver is always kino

[Anonymous No.56747200]

>>56746692
>hi, uncle scott. remember when i was telling you about this and you almost had a heart attack?

[Anonymous No.56747245]

>>56747192
wait till you hear about silver dragon statues

[Anonymous No.56747249]

>>56747120
Luckily no one gives a fuck what the government or media says anymore.
If 9/11 happened all over again everyone would literally laugh their fucking asses off.

[Anonymous No.56747279]

>>56747024
Sounds like a solid strategy for Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.56747301]

>>56747279
gather round everyone, its time to pull up thanksgiving talmud quotes!

[Anonymous No.56747304]

>>56747249
The times have certainly changed. I wonder what the fedbois think tanks are seeing when they gameplan another false flag? Zoomers aren't gonna sign up to go kill hajis lol.

[Anonymous No.56747305]

>>56747120
>>56747249
Pure delusion. The government doesn't care if you buy your so called precious metals if they did they would simply outlaw it or at least try to. They aren't even trying to stop you from buying. Contrast that with attacks on crypto which are non stop

Inb4 some low iq antisemitic retard who lost 80% on silver starts claiming I'm advocating crypto

My only position is that silver is a bad investment and paying huge premiums is financial suicide

[Anonymous No.56747358]

>>56747192
Terrible investment but at least it's not tacky and sad like>>56747120
That he's so proud off he bought an ugly plastic stand for and posts pics here every thread like look at me I bought (ugly)thing

[Anonymous No.56747365]

>>56747301
Lol. My father loves Isreal because of his religious beliefs. He absolutely will not mention Isreal around me now, even in a historical context after I gave him some redpills and history lessons lol. I hope I planted some seeds but who knows.

[Anonymous No.56747369]

>>56747358
not nearly as pathetic as these posts

[Anonymous No.56747384]

>>56747301
Gittin 57a Says Jesus is in hell boiling in excrement. This alone shattered my families idea of "judeo-christianity ." This paired with Christians not allowed to lend money but Jews were allowed, is a good way to talk about bankers meeting in secret at Jekyll Island to create the Federal Reserve in 1910.

[Anonymous No.56747403]

>>56747301
Do you have any you can share? I tried reading the talmund online but all the versions I've found seem to be censored

[Anonymous No.56747404]

>>56747279
I’ve already denied the holocaust and
Shilled silver. Gave out reichsmarks to people that agreed with me. The discussion turned to “wHy DiD hE InVadE RuSsIa?, he’s le dumb” at which point I’m already doing my victory lap and don’t give a shit when they say “he would have won if….” I’ve already won.

[Anonymous No.56747506]

>>56747404
true, you definitely won at that point

[Anonymous No.56747530]

>>56747404
Damn I thought you were joking. I don't generally talk about those sorta things outside of close family and friends. Sometimes things slip out, but if I were to attempt to redpill an acquaintance, I would probably start with central banking and Maybe get to the holocaust if they seemed receptive lol. I don't think I could change anyone's multi decades world views in a single conversation though. It's hard getting to the point when you're able to genuinely question the years of propogaganda and think about things honestly and critically on your own. Some of my friends have come around on their own after I've told them things, but it took years.

[Anonymous No.56747531]

I'm probably gonna pick up ~$300 in rounds this week for Christmas. Any good deals yet or should I wait until Friday?

[Anonymous No.56747535]

>>56747305
Even the memes are unoriginal and stolen. This is very low effort

[Anonymous No.56747536]

>>56747304
They're literally going to nuke a city and be all like "muh russia and muh china" and everyone will just roll their eyes.
The problem is the little clique in power is getting desperate and they are 100% going to do something stupid to regain control of popular support and it's not going to work.

[Anonymous No.56747552]

>>56747403
One thing it's says is it's Le Big Smart to take advantage of you and that you exist to be exploited.....and fortunately yall agree......amazing

[Anonymous No.56747565]

>>56747552
absolute state of anti-silver memes

[Anonymous No.56747581]

>>56747531
A good deal would be to not buy silver. Use your real money to make an investment quit working so hard to lose

[Anonymous No.56747589]

>>56747552
Left window curtain

[Anonymous No.56747609]

>>56747535
>very low effort
that's my favorite part. He's sitting there in some windowless cubicle farm choking back stale coffee and his boss is droning on and on about how kids today like those "me-me" things so he should open up Windows Paint and put new text on an image and that will finally win over those schitzos who keep buying silver.
Fat chance. Bought another tube.

[Anonymous No.56747610]

>>56747535
That should make you happy as you need more people everyday to pay a 40% premium for a shiny rock or the ponzi scheme collapses and silver goes to $3

[Anonymous No.56747627]

>>56747531
GSM is running $1.30 over spot, any quantity on a couple designs. Idk what sorta deal you're looking for exactly, but I'd probably wait til tomorrow and see if any of the big places are running coins for $1, though with premiums starting to creep back up, it seems unlikely.

[Anonymous No.56747686]

>>56747358
That's what I heard when I bought my older lunar 5 ouncers, and now I could sell them for ~50% more than I paid.
>>56747245
oh my

[Anonymous No.56747702]

>>56747565
Kektop, you sell>>56747245
this garbage in a shop? What's the demographic and physiognomy of a person who buys that dragon buttplug or whatever it is?

[Anonymous No.56747728]

>>56746432
I feel like junk silver quarters are under appreciated compared to dimes and halves. I love all junk silver equally (even rosevelts)

[Anonymous No.56747727]

>>56747686
Post receipts and prove it. No one here has ever made a profit on silver

[Anonymous No.56747748]

>>56747589
Get out of my head!!!

[Anonymous No.56747766]

>>56747384
>>56747403
https://www.sefaria.org/Gittin.57a?lang=bi

[Anonymous No.56747785]

>>56747403
https://www.chabad.org/torah-texts/5453289/The-Talmud/Gittin/Chapter-5/57a

its literally on the chabad site. you know, the group the president's son in law belongs to. or the group faggot ron likes to suck up to

[Anonymous No.56747841]

>>56747728
yeah i like washington quarters a lot too

[Anonymous No.56747847]

Imagine taking financial advice from a guy handling used prophylactics.

[Anonymous No.56747877]

>>56747727

[Anonymous No.56748031]

>>56747728
Nah considering how bad fake physical has trailed inflation dimes and quarters aren't even worth counting anymore, stick with ounces like ASEs the 50 to 100% premiums are totally worth it

[Anonymous No.56748069]

>>56747877
10 years of inflation....nope no profit

[Anonymous No.56748091]

>>56746692
This shouldnt ever be a conversation you have because you dont tell anyone you have precious metals

[Anonymous No.56748112]

I just like shiny rocks

[Anonymous No.56748192]

>>56748091
Silver stackers are like vegans they feel morally superior and smarter than everyone else because they were brainwashed into a cult and have to convert everyone else. Of course it's hard to convince people to give all their money to their enemies

[Anonymous No.56748214]

I had impeccable timing at the Goodwill just a bit ago, they were bringing out fresh trays of jewelry as I walked in so I slurped some cheap Sterling before anyone else got to look at it. Prices there are $4 for bracelets and $0.50 per single earring so my total should've been $11.50+tax but I'm friendly with the staff so they only charged me $6.36 total. No complaints kek.

Weight is 67 grams with the stones so probably around 60g of .925, but far better than paying a -85% premium for $42.50 melt value is a pair of vintage "Artie Yellowhorse" Navajo designer earrings with orange stones, sold prices have a wide range but it appears that I could flip those for anywhere between $120-$230. Happy hunting anons, don't let the retarded fags and FUDs discourage you from slurping your own cheapies, they're out there waiting for you.

[Anonymous No.56748221]

>>56748112
Very nice

[Anonymous No.56748231]

>>56748069
bought them 3 years ago, not 10
>>56748091
bingo
>>56748112
me too

[Anonymous No.56748241]

PAY ME
PAY ME
PAY ME MY SILVER NOW
PAY ME OR GO TO JAIL
PAY ME MY SILVER NOW

[Anonymous No.56748277]

>>56747766
>>56747785

So the talmund says that Jesus Christ was sentenced to an eternity of suffering in boiling shit?

Am I reading that correctly?

[Anonymous No.56748285]

>>56748214
Lmao you spend hours of time and huge amounts of gas driving to sort through junk in the company if drig addicts and poor people in hopes of making $3. Let's see proof you sold this garbage to a refiner

[Anonymous No.56748302]

>>56748231
And you haven't sold them and you haven't subtracted all the fees eBay would charge and you haven't factored in inflation or opportunity cost. Terrible investment

[Anonymous No.56748311]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEQJSuyj0Fg&t=1013
>The National Bank of Kazakhstan on Wednesday kicked off a central bank digital currency (CBDC) pilot
>Kazakhstan launched the first CBDC card in Eurasia
>Kazakhstan officially launches digital tenge
Granted, launching doesn't guarantee adoption. Even Nigeria rejected its attempt.
More importantly, some of the estimates in the video put big pushes/adoptions coming 5+ years out. Do you think that's too conservative?
There's also the lack of a digital ID system and testing to prevent hacks so maybe not.

[Anonymous No.56748340]

>56748285
>seething poorfag condom-collector screeching

Feels good to be good.

[Anonymous No.56748341]

>>56748302
FUCK YOU
>>56748241
PAY ME

[Anonymous No.56748361]

>>56748285
>seething

[Anonymous No.56748417]

>>56747530
Not many in our family are completely ideologically possessed so it doesn’t ruffle feathers, one of my grandfathers is and I still deny the holocaust. He asks me if I’m still antisemitic when I see him. I say yes and he just says “oh come on anon, you know better than that” and shakes his head. I also deny covid which used to really piss him off because “people are dying!” And for the holocaust”People were killed!l it’s such a non argument. He’s not changing any of his beliefs, ever. And he literally never has change a single belief that I can remember.

[Anonymous No.56748456]

>>56748417
>He asks me if I’m still antisemitic when I see him

[Anonymous No.56748473]

I WANT MY FUCKING RM

[Anonymous No.56748543]

I'm debating leaving South Florida and moving to Cincinnati suburbs or Northern Michigan. I have family in each state.
FLA is too hot and unnatural for Whites. Sorry Florida fags, but someone has to say it. There are good things about it, but it's simply unnatural. You cannot fight against nature, no matter how much you spend on electricity for AC.
I am not sure what to do.

[Anonymous No.56748570]

>>56748543
move to wisconsin and drive to visit the family in michigan

[Anonymous No.56748666]

>>56748543
>You cannot fight against nature, no matter how much you spend on electricity for AC.
you will just do the same for heat in the north. You can and will fight nature

[Anonymous No.56748698]

$ is king always will be

[Anonymous No.56748703]

>>56748666
Silence satan. Wood burning fires are a part of nature

[Anonymous No.56748724]

>>56748543
You sound like you have given up that's basically what buying silver is like buying a lottery ticket is. Too lazy to do the work put in the time and fave reality life is hard no handouts no shortcuts......and most importantly no refunds

[Anonymous No.56748764]

>>56748543
>Cincinnati suburbs or Northern Michigan

The Cincinnati area is full of subhumans but I like the landscape and natural resources there, upper MI is of course colder but there are fewer lowlifes and other interesting natural resources like pure native copper and silver nuggets and valuable agates. I once sold a Lake Superior agate for $800, they're nice rocks.

>>56748666
>you will just do the same for heat in the north

I suppose Satan would be the authority on all matters relating to heat, however I always say it's easy to don extra layers when it's cold but there are only so many layers one can take off when it's too hot. Heatstroke almost killed me once, but I've never had any serious issues with the cold.

[Anonymous No.56748784]

>>56748698
in god we trust, all others pay cash

[Anonymous No.56748824]

I'm going to have to get some presents for my three nephews pretty soon and I'm pretty dead set on buying 5 gram gold bars
Can one of you mother fuckers buy and brag about it so the price can come down

[Anonymous No.56748871]

>>56748824
>5 gram gold bars.
Buy silver they will enjoy it more. More of it and a bigger selection of designs.

[Anonymous No.56748875]

>>56748241
>>56748341

[Anonymous No.56748887]

>>56748824
5RM
5 different gov coins
1 special art round.
You’re looking at $200 so you can buy even more for them. Get a a maple gram if you must include gold.

[Anonymous No.56748936]

are these the next big thing?

[Anonymous No.56748944]

>>56748824
You should. You can buy $100 of gold for $200. in 10 years it will go up to $200 but have the purchasing power of $50 today. Then you can tell them they made a huge profit and they can start losing money and be poor incels like you

[Anonymous No.56748974]

>>56748824
Are you buying each nephew a 5 gram gold bar, or are you saying you have 5 nephews and you'd like to buy them each a gram of gold?

[Anonymous No.56748976]

>>56748936
No, they are for boomers with too much disposable income

[Anonymous No.56749012]

>>56748974
Nevermind. I missed where you said you have 3 nephews. Just get them Kinebars and be done. They're definitely more interesting to look at than anything else that small.

[Anonymous No.56749042]

>>56748936
No one wants your junkmetal

People would literally prefer $20 or even $10 to an ounce of gold why would they want silver?

https://twitter.com/MarkDice/status/1715097654504632434

[Anonymous No.56749080]

>>56748976
im gen z and i bought these with crypto

>>56749042
is IQ a chat gpt bot?

[Anonymous No.56749091]

>>56748936
no and never will be I'm afraid. They look pretty though

[Anonymous No.56749339]

>>56748936
Once you've in the 350+toz area of silver, maybe buy a few for fun? But stacking them deep is foolish. For starter gold, buy Euro 20 Francs, Brit Sovs or 1/4toz AGEs. 10 gram bars aren't bad, but coins are better unless you get in the 1toz bar range.

[Anonymous No.56749353]

My next gold purchase will be a 1toz next year.

[Anonymous No.56749405]

>>56749080
No he's just a schizo

[Anonymous No.56749500]

>>56749080
>is IQ a chat gpt bot?

It has already been revealed that our sad little resident poorfag DELETed all self-respect and has been selling his last vestiges of rectal continence for piles of cummy Vietnamese driftwood to grind up and make his precious real paper. Not even 1st-gen AI chatbots are as stupid as he is.

[Anonymous No.56749583]

>>56749339
i wont be buying more goldbacks for a while
im buying them to have fractional pm, since junk silver is hard to come by over here, my local dealer already ran out of them and silver comes with 21% vat
might start stacking gold francs or krugerrands

[Anonymous No.56749623]

>>56746432
>Silver Bar Edition
yeah

[Anonymous No.56749642]

>>56749623
>1911 and STANAG mags
How well do those JHPs feed?

[Anonymous No.56749896]

>>56748570
>Wisconsin
no family, too foreign. I bounce between FLA and Europe, I'm trying to escape this cycle.
>>56748666
I can handle the cold. I cannot handle the heat.
>>56748764
I have more family in Ohio, but it's so fucking boring. I hate saying that about the state I was born it, and I love Ohio, but it's so flat. I guess I'm a traitor, but I love the mountains and freshwater lakes of Michigan

[Anonymous No.56749898]

Used to be, there were hardly any silver stackers at all, but it was popular for chuds especially, to be goldbergs. You can be mentally healthy buying gold if you include lots of stocks and bonds or real estate in your portfolio. But this type of portfolio was an unstable schelling point: silver stacking has almost totally supplanted it, in part because it's easier for bullion manufacturers and mints to support both groups by catering to the more extreme stackers, but more because the extremism itself is attractive. From a signaling perspective, the silver stackers can stand to the right of the goldbergs and crow about how much holier they are. The moral positioning of the two groups causes most goldbergs to collapse into silver stackers. There is a holiness gradient from home ownership-> stocks -> goldbergs -> silver stackers. Once you start falling down a holiness gradient, you tend to land at the bottom.

[Anonymous No.56749908]

>>56749642
>JHPs feed
i think i had a FTF/stovepipe sort of issue one time. every other time always smooth and reiable. i dont shoot often or train so idk.
1911 sure is fun as hell to shoot though

[Anonymous No.56750051]

Anyone hold these bars or the stock?

[Anonymous No.56750272]

>>56749623
Makes it easier to tally your losses

[Anonymous No.56750307]

>>56750051
Stock has lost 40% this year
Bars have lost 40% this year

Lmao it's not even profitable to mine silver why do you chudiotscthink you can ever make a profit on something no one wants or needs

[Anonymous No.56750410]

E A G L E S
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[Anonymous No.56750445]

>>56750410
mmm tasty

[Anonymous No.56750459]

>>56750445
Oooohh
I made french toast with brioche the other day, it was super good.

[Anonymous No.56750573]

>>56749012
I like the Austrian ones with the horsies. It's either going to be those or the Heraeus Kinebars or the more plain square Geiger gold bars.

[Anonymous No.56750642]

>>56750307
You're right. At these prices it's not profitable to mine silver. I guess the price should increase to keep up with the demand.

[Anonymous No.56750662]

>>56750642
how do "they" keep getting away ith it?

[Anonymous No.56750681]

>>56750642
why do those silver bars look like they're covered in wall stucco from the 80's?

[Anonymous No.56750701]

>>56750681
they're Frosty, just the way i like it.

[Anonymous No.56750808]

>everything up 200% since a decade ago
>silber up 15% since a decade ago

just keep holdin' holdin' holdin'

[Anonymous No.56750814]

>>56750701
Update on my thanks giving. We’ve broached the Israel topic and I’ve won them over by claiming Israel is a Jewish supremacists state and that Jews around the globe deny the same to white people. We’re winning even if just my little corner of the world. I’ve distributed QR Code stickers and business cards that I put up around town to blackpilled defiant video.

[Anonymous No.56750815]

>>56746432
What's in the box, /b/iz?

[Anonymous No.56750822]

>>56750815
Pic rel

[Anonymous No.56750827]

>>56750822
the condoms IQDelet collected

[Anonymous No.56750845]

>>56750814
their prpaganda machine is becoming more exposed and the narrative is beginning to fail

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O48XUHCzd_s

[Anonymous No.56750848]

Why stack silver when you can stack Old World Christmas glass ornaments? The virgin silver stacker or the Chad IQDELETE 1930s ornament collector?

[Anonymous No.56750854]

>>56750827
Oh there's something else wrapped here too. Maybe it's his condoms

[Anonymous No.56750865]

>>56750854
>>56750848
>>56750827
>>56750822
>>56750815
New cutlery for the drawer my friends. Now I can have my iced tea stirred with an appropriate spoon

[Anonymous No.56750871]

>>56750854
>chemicals
>digital clock
>tool kit
>nondescript hand crafted "package"
are some of us ok?
should we not come o /pmg/ tomorrow?

[Anonymous No.56750888]

>>56750814
very based

[Anonymous No.56750919]

>>56746432
If my LCS has the lowest premium on junk silver should I only get it or also get generic 1oz and 10oz at a slightly higher prem

[Anonymous No.56750974]

>>56746432
I'm from eu, where could i buy russian silver coins?

[Anonymous No.56750984]

>>56749583
Very cool fractional Lynx coins. Spanish mint is producing some of the most underrated semi-numismatic coins. I suggest always favoring gold over silver since that is what the central banks are doing.
>>56749908
1/4 oz eagles look really good when there are a lot of them, I might have put those on my wishlist.

[Anonymous No.56751090]

>>56750984
> I suggest always favoring gold over silver since that is what the central banks are doing.

[Anonymous No.56751113]

>>56750865
>it's not even in silver
wtf are u doin'?

[Anonymous No.56751136]

>>56751090
Believing you will get one over on the bankers by buying silver is up there with GME hodlers thinking they will come out ahead against hedge funds.

[Anonymous No.56751137]

New addition, found 2 DR faggots in my merc dime order. Monument metals is slipping,

[Anonymous No.56751148]

>>56751136
Okay. You can go be a little faggot all by yourself.

[Anonymous No.56751156]

>>56751136
it isn't nearly as stupid as the gme and amc morons
>the market cap for these nigger tier companies, in dying industries, will equal the entire fucking market

[Anonymous No.56751177]

>>56750984
those lynx coins look absolutely atrocious and you have shit tastes, but numismatic spanish coins are very cool.

[Anonymous No.56751181]

>do what the banks do
>4 years ago I bought Treasuries I’m buying US treasuries Inc.
You’re a joke. You don’t even know shit and aren’t redpilled. Kek.

[Anonymous No.56751184]

>>56751177
i think those lynx coins look cool

[Anonymous No.56751197]

>>56751148
>You can go be a little faggot all by yourself.
kek.

[Anonymous No.56751207]

>>56751181
You better hurry up and buy those damn bonds goy, nobody else is buyin' them anymore so do your patriotic duty.
One extra trillions USD of debt to slurp every quarter from now on, so you better do the needful!

[Anonymous No.56751230]

>Gold
>Sits in the jews vaults doing nothing

>Silver
>becoming increasingly scarce, not enough to go around for both industrial and monetary use, and modern society needs it to function.

[Anonymous No.56751246]

I just paid $$$$ for receipt from the US government, they’re gonna give me my mine back and more in 10-years. Ahh. Feels good man. That’s right honey. The U.S. Government, the government of the United States of America sweety!

[Anonymous No.56751297]

>>56750984
Very based post, anon.

[Anonymous No.56751376]

>>56751177
If you show me some numismatic spanish coins that are not silver and have a premium within 10-20% of spot value then I would consider it. Numismatics are going to perform poorly when the current financial paradigm goes tits up.
>>56751181
> believing in the fantasy that the masses are going to win out against a 500+ year banking dynasty
yes, you're right, I'm not redpilled. The banks own the gold, they will tell you what is and isn't money.

[Anonymous No.56751388]

>>56751297
Haven't seen your panda posting in awhile fren, Hope you are doing well. Unfortunately my panda collection hasn't grown much lately. What do you think about the new 2024 panda?

[Anonymous No.56751391]

>>56751246
So true you can instantly lose 40% buying silver or buy the only risk free asset in the world US treasuries and get paid 5% per month

[Anonymous No.56751412]

>>56751391
Or stocks. Kektop there are stocks paying 25% dividends and 60% appreciation and these brainwashed chumps buy tarnished rocks

[Anonymous No.56751479]

>>56751388
Hello pandapal. Hope you are doing well and have a nice Thanksgiving. I don't especiallly care for the 2024 design, but I still ordered some silver ones for the collection. I'll probably do the 150g when it comes out and in 2 months I'll have enough reward points on my Visa to get a free 8g gold one. Last 2 years were really good though, so they were tough acts to follow.

I'm just thankful that Organic Panda Puffs cereal is still giving out free silver or gold panda coins in each box.

[Anonymous No.56751494]

>>56751376
>yes, you're right, I'm not redpilled. The banks own the gold, they will tell you what is and isn't money.
They won’t do shit when we start doing shit.

[Anonymous No.56751497]

>56751412
I've been gone for most of the day eating oysters with my family and I come back and this nigger is still fuding

[Anonymous No.56751524]

>>56751494
They are at our whim and fancy. Destroy AI, burn a Tesla factory to the ground, roundhouse kick a scab. Rip a chip out of their skulls. Take their phones and smash them. Over and over. Rip a phone out of someone’s hands and they have an existential crisis.
>inb4 luxury space communism
You’ve been sold a lie

[Anonymous No.56751553]

>>56751376
>If you show me some numismatic spanish coins that are not silver and have a premium within 10-20% of spot value then I would consider it.
it's not numismatics then...

[Anonymous No.56751561]

>>56751553
>not silver
>20% of spot
What? Spot of what?
I’ve never seen a more retarded post.

[Anonymous No.56751564]

>>56751497
Thanksgiving isn't a thing in Israel thankfully for him!

[Anonymous No.56751576]

>>56751561
he meant gold.

[Anonymous No.56751583]

>>56748936
fuck off back where u came from, goober

[Anonymous No.56751600]

>>56751576
>Spanish gold is the only true numismatic
What is the most influential Spanish money throughout history, Alex, Alexa?

[Anonymous No.56751601]

>>56748936
no, but i enjoy having a few

[Anonymous No.56751610]

>>56751600
>it’s not gold
>gold is a tool by bankers to reinstuitie fiat currency.
Wait what? It’s been silver this whole time?

[Anonymous No.56751623]

Buying holdbacks makes you a retard. It’s simple, I don’t care about your feels. You deserve to be poor.

[Anonymous No.56751630]

>>56751391
5% a month eh? I think I see why you think silver premiums are 40% lol.
Do you know what APR stands for?

[Anonymous No.56751635]

>>56751479
> tough acts to follow
Yeah, it seems greedy to expect every year to be a home run like '22 and '23. The large panda looks very weird in the '24.

Good luck on growing your collection in 2024. I won't be buying any new panda merchandise till next year but my sights are set on a gold 2022 panda when I have the funds. I guess I will have to make due with the miscellaneous gold of silver pandas from the puffs cereal box. Thanks for the heads up, only $3.99 too.

[Anonymous No.56751636]

>>56751623
If you collected 1 of each then I will not judge,but when you stack them you pack fudge,

[Anonymous No.56751650]

>>56751090
Keep in mind that many banks around the world have been in a buying spree not seen since the 60s ,everyone knows something bad will happen and they wanna be ready for it,many of us here have an idea in our heads that they're lubing their anus for a gold revaluation mabye years from now ,Poland, hungary,turkey, Russia, China you name it they're buying because no matter what problems arise in the world gold will still be largely unaffected by the chaos around it,silver as well but it's slower to catch up

[Anonymous No.56751666]

>>56751583
im trans btw

[Anonymous No.56751668]

>>56751600
>What is the most influential Spanish money throughout history, Alex, Alexa?

Their silver circulated around the entire world, it's impressive. India, China, tons in Northern Africa, ubiquitous in the Americas obviously, and detectorists even dig up the odd 8 reales cob in England too. For centuries the silver real was used almost as much by almost as many different people as IQDELET's butthole.

[Anonymous No.56751669]

>>56751650
They don’t give a flying fuck about gold.

[Anonymous No.56751673]

>>56751635
Thanks, anon. Panda Puffs really are the best kept secret among panda stackers. I hope you find a 2022 30g gold panda in your next box!

[Anonymous No.56751703]

>>56750865
>New cutlery for the drawer my friends. Now I can have my iced tea stirred with an appropriate spoon

Nice stuff m8, iced tea spoons are awesome. I've never actualy used them for iced tea (Long Island or otherwise) but they're really useful and convenient for many other things. Do you have a bigboi meat carving set in the Royal Danish pattern yet?

[Anonymous No.56751717]

>The U.S. and Canada don’t hold gold because they are le dumb.
>China and India hoard massive gold stores because they are le smart.
Who has the most silver in the entire world?
The United States in private hands. And 2nd JP Morgan. I’m sure this is all a coincidence.

[Anonymous No.56751731]

>>56751669
https://www.gold.org/goldhub/gold-focus/2023/10/central-bank-demand-still-sizzling-in-august
Don't you feel silly making these comments knowing damn well a simple Google search away can disprove your trash

[Anonymous No.56751740]

>>56751731
What was disproved genius? I’m waiting

[Anonymous No.56751750]

>>56751673
A2 milk chads please RISE

[Anonymous No.56751754]

Penny haul from today
25 wheaties
1 Indian head (1890)
1 1975

And most surprisingly, 2 errors.

[Anonymous No.56751775]

>>56751703
the crab is back!

[Anonymous No.56751812]

>>56751750
You look like you know a thing or two about milg, anon.

[Anonymous No.56751832]

>>56751775
>the crab is back!

A different anon posted the weightlifting crab first, I luv me crabs and showed anon's pics to my wife and then a week later she surprised me with one as a gift.

[Anonymous No.56751847]

>>56751717
Yeah boomers hold alot if silver...?bad news when they die and it all gets sold by broke Millennials....$3 an ounce incoming

[Anonymous No.56751858]

>>56751754
Not only an Indian, but an unstruck planchet too?? I've never seen either show up in my penny bags, cool scores man. What was your copper yield percentage?

[Anonymous No.56751862]

>>56751630
Lmao you pay a 40 to 110% premiums on ASEs ....how quickly you forget>>56748031
And you get no interest, no dividends, and no appreciation so I will happily take my 5% paid monthly

[Anonymous No.56751885]

The dollar is getting stronger as more countries adopt it.....bad news for silvercels

[Anonymous No.56751912]

>56751740
That centural banks around the world see the issues with the dollar and its massive unplayable debt and what nothing more than to protect themselves from financial problems years down the line with inflation,they've been buying for months regardless but I know your just baiting for (you) and acting in denial so here's the article again to read if you can even do that at all
https://www.gold.org/goldhub/gold-focus/2023/10/central-bank-demand-still-sizzling-in-august

[Anonymous No.56751914]

>>56751858
>What was your copper yield percentage?
No idea. Lol new to this whole deal. So beginner’s luck I suppose with these finds. The 2014 one also has pretty deep/raised edges, making its profile almost twice a thick as a normal penny.

[Anonymous No.56751931]

IQDELETE, you no get this! You no get this!
Seriously IQ post some food with a timestamp. Use an exif remover, have someone else write the date and time. Just give me a reason to actually respect you for one post.

[Anonymous No.56751949]

>>56751914
>The 2014 one also has pretty deep/raised edges, making its profile almost twice a thick as a normal penny.

That is what roll-hunters and numisfags call "PMD" for post-mint damage. Someone was probably rolling or tapping it to mush in the edge, maybe to make a coin ring or just to fuck around. The unstruck planchet looks perfectly legit though, it went through the stage at the mint of having its edge formed but somehow escaped the rest. I suspect it's a more modern zinc but you should weigh it to see if it might be a nice 3.11g older copper cent. Also I don't understand what the significance of the 1975 is to you?

[Anonymous No.56751970]

>>56751862
I'd take a 5% monthly return as well. Are these magic 80% compounded APR "treasuries" available for purchase anywhere on this plane of existence?

[Anonymous No.56751981]

>>56751949
>Someone was probably rolling or tapping it to mush in the edge, maybe to make a coin ring or just to fuck around.
Bummer.
>The unstruck planchet looks perfectly legit though, it went through the stage at the mint of having its edge formed but somehow escaped the rest.
Pretty neat! I was kinda quickly sorting through rolls, and I almost missed it. I’ll have to go get a digital scale this weekend after thanksgiving.
>Also I don't understand what the significance of the 1975 is to you?
It’s copper right? Or did I get my dates mixed up.

[Anonymous No.56751998]

>>56750573
I've never seen those before that I can recall but I like them a lot. You looking for a 4th nephew?

[Anonymous No.56752031]

>>56750445
>freedom toast

Kek, here's some proper freedom fries I cooked up last summer from different red, white and blue early potato varieties I grow in the garden. Luv the taste of deep-fried 'merica in the morning.

>>56751981
>It’s copper right? Or did I get my dates mixed up.

About 1/2 of the cents minted in 1982 are 3.1g coppers, and all the cents besides the 1943 steels that were struck before 1982 are copper (technically high-copper brass/bronze).

[Anonymous No.56752072]

>>56751668
I love how they had many mint in SA too from that era minting spanish coins but to their sauce : Mexico, Lima, Guatemala City, Bogota, Cordoba,..
Cob coins looks like mini ingots i love them.

[Anonymous No.56752078]

Until silver starts paying interest it will be dead money minus the 40% premiums. Kektop it can't even go up when there's30% inflation

[Anonymous No.56752083]

>>56752031
I also found this little guy a few weeks back. Any idea what this is? Gold? Can’t find anything about it online. Penny for scale

[Anonymous No.56752095]

>>56752031
yummy. Idk if you ever tried it, but fried in duck grease is a must. It makes them so tasty no sauces required afterward.

[Anonymous No.56752106]

>>56752083
pic of flip side?

[Anonymous No.56752121]

>>56752106

[Anonymous No.56752194]

>>56752121
Couldn't find anything either. It surely is a little religious medal to celebrate a wedding. Is this "L14K" marked to the right of Jesus? I'm not familiar with SA hallmarks, but it could very well be 14K gold. That'd be great!

[Anonymous No.56752249]

Central banksters are in panic mode.

>>>/pol/449618769

[Anonymous No.56752288]

>>56752194
That’d be fucking awesome! I just wish it had more identifiable marks. “L14K” to the right of Jesus and “GR47” on the left.

[Anonymous No.56752315]

>>56752249
Lmao you are in panic mode. You ,made a bad investment in silver, lost 80% and now trying to convince strangers and yourself that you aren't Le Big Dummy. Not only that but you browse pol .......you are a poltard. You consumed so much enemy propaganda on pol you are brain damaged.

Log off,,,,, touch grass,,,,, get rid of your garbage rocks ......and have a happy life...maybe start a family....that's what they really fear not some poltard buying silver....kektop....a few years from now you will laugh about all this and apologize

[Anonymous No.56752325]

>>56752288
Jesus didn’t give a fuck about sound money, everyone looks at his temple antics as some protest against central banking because that’s what they want to see. He was a figure meant to disrupt Jewish power and be worshipped by the jews to weaken them. They rejected him rightly and the white Amman took up the mantle of cucking, as he is want to do. That’s the thing that is hilarious about these Jesus clearing the temple bars, they look at it as who they want Jesus to be NOT who and what he was.
>inb4 we’re the real jews yah yah yah
You dumb mother fuckers. Kek. Sorry ass slaves.

[Anonymous No.56752331]

Oh okay so it is a bot just responding to keywords.

[Anonymous No.56752356]

>>56747589
Keep your eyes on this wise investor.
His head is in the game.

[Anonymous No.56752367]

Cope chant time:
Yes Jesus loves me
yes Jesus loves me
Yes Jesus loves me
For the Bible told me so

[Anonymous No.56752392]

>>56752331
Partially. Whoever it is has to engage with this thread to some degree.

[Anonymous No.56752400]

>>56752288
Couldn't find anything about GR47, so i'm wondering if it means Grams : 4.7 ?
Did you weight the medal already?

>hat’d be fucking awesome!
Would be, and imho it probably is, wedding medals are usually made out of PMs, you don't want to be a cheapstake for this kind of events!

[Anonymous No.56752417]

>>56752095
>fried in duck grease is a must. It makes them so tasty no sauces required afterward.

Sounds awesome, doesn't look cheap but you get what you pay for, i'm sure it's worth it.

>>56752083
>>56752121
>>56752400

I looked around and potentially found an explanation, another 14k plated religious medal is referred to as "OroLaminado L14K" so unfortunately I'm pretty sure yours isn't solid. Still a ridiculous find instead of a penny, you are killin it bro.

https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.mx/MLM-654588986-medalla-sagrado-corazon-y-cadena-l14k-cod-cmc4-_JM

[Anonymous No.56752419]

Father Abraham had many sons, many sons had father Abraham, I am one of them, (just not true). Let’s just praise the lord.
I am white, I fell for a Psyop, about 3 years ago, to worship Jews. I am a dumb goy.

[Anonymous No.56752420]

>>56752400
Haven’t weighed it yet. Going to get a scale this weekend. Was thinking about taking it to my LCS too at some point this weekend, they’ve got a scanner, maybe find out what exactly it’s made of.

[Anonymous No.56752435]

>>56752325
you sound upset, did someone overturn your money tables?

[Anonymous No.56752450]

>>56752325
>Jesus didn’t give a fuck about sound money

[Anonymous No.56752457]

>>56752417
Make sense, the L would stand for Laminado. Sad, i was starting to get pretty hyped for anon lol.

[Anonymous No.56752459]

>>56752435
>I’m just gonna praise the lord, it says right here in this book.
You breathing in my vicinity is enough to anger me.

[Anonymous No.56752465]

>>56752459
dont care about the bible. Glad yours jimmies are rustled by it though

[Anonymous No.56752468]

>>56752417
Dang. Oh well. Still pretty cool. Also, unrelated to roll hunting, but possibly related to religious tokens. I found this at a dog park years ago. Some sort of pendant, blank on both sides. But with “chapel sterling” stamped on one side, but what the difference between that and “regular” sterling

[Anonymous No.56752483]

>>56752468
It means it was sold through the catholic church no?

[Anonymous No.56752491]

>>56752483
>Holy Silver
:D

[Anonymous No.56752500]

>>56752491
Not sure tho, it's just what i read online, but i'd expect "ointed" silver to be on rosaries, saints' medals or crucifixes, here it looks like a dog tag kek.

[Anonymous No.56752502]

>>56752450
Jesus went after the money changers. Who are today's money changers?

Peter schiff
Local coin shops
JP Bullion
MintScamAnon

Really makes you think......jk yall don't think at all you are controlled by greed and fear

Happy Thanksgiving, try not to sperg out on your relatives

[Anonymous No.56752521]

>>56752500
> here it looks like a dog tag
That’s what I figured it was when I picked it up, but no name or number on it. I’ll take it with this weekend to get it tested along with the jesus token. I’ll post results on Saturday at some point.

[Anonymous No.56752544]

>>56752400
Hey frogbro, you haven't emailed my throwaway email address yet so I can't share the direct link and ask your opinion, but I think I got myself an unusually good cheapie off ebay just a few minutes ago.

I took a chance and slurped this batch of table/serving spoons that are nearly 9 inches long from someone who thinks they are plated, the pics of the hallmarks were too blurry to see clearly but I looked up the silversmith and the only things I saw that the smith made were good solid .800 silver, no evidence they ever made silverplate. I also found a different sold lot of teaspoons that are an exact pattern match and thanks to better pics they are clearly marked .800 silver. My scrapper instincts are pretty confident these are good silver but we'll see when it arrives next week, not sure what they weigh but I think German silverware like this is often quite chunky so maybe it'll be 10-12 ozt of pure? Just $43.91 total, so it'll likely be a better deal than that last candelabra I got. It had been listed as a BIN for a while but I hadn't run those trusty search terms in weeks and just saw it, glad someone else didn't find it while I was slacking.

[Anonymous No.56752573]

>>56752544
>you haven't emailed my throwaway email address yet so I can't share the direct link and ask your opinion, but I think I got myself an unusually good cheapie off ebay just a few minutes ago
Dw i saved your email address. I wanted to send you a test mail but i couldn't find back my protonmail account and then i was doing something else and forgot about it. I'll create myself a new account and mail you up later today.

>My scrapper instincts are pretty confident these are good silver but we'll see when it arrives next week, not sure what they weigh but I think German silverware like this is often quite chunky so maybe it'll be 10-12 ozt of pure?
That'd be absolutely fantastic fren! Post pics once it show up in the mail, so i can seethe like a madman.

[Anonymous No.56752601]

>>56752468
>Some sort of pendant, blank on both sides. But with “chapel sterling” stamped on one side, but what the difference between that and “regular” sterling

Cool eyeball find anon, there is no atomic difference between chapel and regular sterling, that mark just means it was officially made by/for the Catholic church, maybe such pieces get blessed by a priest but not sure. Being blank on both sides is peculiar, I bet it originally had something like a Virgin Mary "Miraculous Medal" affixed to the front?

[Anonymous No.56752644]

>>56752573
You can send me a message from your usual preferred email, I won't do anything shady kek. I was going to reply to you with my regular address so we don't miss and forget eachothers' messages for too long, I don't intend to continue using that throwaway email account after this. Pic is the matching sold batch of smaller .800 teaspoons made by the same silversmith that I came across, I'm pretty damn sure the bigbois will check out.

[Anonymous No.56752766]

>>56752644
Ok then, sent. If all this time you were an ADL undercover agent, all i ever said on this website is satyre.

[Anonymous No.56752789]

>>56752644
Indeed that look very promising, too bad there isn't more tarnish like on this pic, solid silver tarnish in such a peculiar way it would have been an added clue for you.
The main doubt i have from the previous pic you posted is the second-from-left spoon handle, it looks a bit like wear disclosing a copper-colored metal underneath? but with my colorblind ass + darkness i can't really tell, i hope i'm wrong tho!

[Anonymous No.56752870]

Last pic before the siesta, an ebay auction with a splendid late 18th c. box containing monetary weights and a trebuchet. If the price isn't too high i'll give it a chance.

[Anonymous No.56752878]

>>56752766
>Ok then, sent. If all this time you were an ADL undercover agent, all i ever said on this website is satyre.

Muahahaha! I've finally got you now my little nazi frog!

[Anonymous No.56752884]

>>56752878
I KNEW IT

[Anonymous No.56752913]

I currently have my investments, around $65k (other than job 401ks and ira) in etfs and bitcoin (mostly even distribution). I plan to hold all my assets long term (especially bitcoin). I also have a small amount of stocks and few other random crypto.

I've been wanting to get into buying some silver (and maybe gold) but I don't really understand how prices work and how you'd ever make any return. Besides prices being not to heavily increased everywhere I've looked to buy have prices ~15-20% higher prices than market asking price. I don't know what exchanging back to currency process is like but seems like there could be further loses. Is there something I'm just not understand or am I just not finding good places to buy? I would plan these to be a long term and emergency type assest but I want to better understand the financial situation with precious metals more before getting involved.

[Anonymous No.56752917]

>>56752913
>obvious concern troll is obvious

[Anonymous No.56752929]

>>56752917
I am not trolling at all. I really don't understand and have often found good insight and suggestions for various topics on this site.

[Anonymous No.56752931]

>>56752789
Yeah it isn't 100% certain, I had some reservations about the dark appearance of the tarnish inside the monograms of the 3 spoons on the right, but .800 does tend to tarnish rather differently than .925 or your superior .950. When I found the matching pattern set and also was unable to find references to the silversmith having made plate I figured it was a good gamble. I'll send you links to the listings shortly.

>>56752870
That is sweet, I have no idea what coin scales and weights sell for in France but I think such a set would sell well in the USA, good luck!

[Anonymous No.56752944]

>>56752929
oh ok. in that case, the best way to invest in silver is to go all in on silver pickle ricks. you can find them on ebay. any price under $200 is a steal

[Anonymous No.56752952]

perth mint black friday 'sale' on 1oz silver tubes

am i being jewed?

[Anonymous No.56752967]

>>56752952
Did you not see spot go up mid week then just a little bit down to seem enticing? Black Friday and PM's is maybe when you can get some meme shit you always wanted for a bit less, not for a big order for your stack.

[Anonymous No.56752987]

>>56752944
The Cook Islands minted that? I thought Niue was the king of meme coins with actual recognized currencies on them.

[Anonymous No.56752993]

>>56752913
start with the @spot deals
https://findbullionprices.com/buy-silver-at-spot-deals.php
and then move on to the big bars like these https://monumentmetals.com/perth-mint-kilo-silver-bar.html

you can sell with premiums attached to other people e.g. at /r/pmsforsale unless you need the money right away, then you hit up a coin shop or pawn shop, but you shouldn't put yourself in a position where you need to do that, this is long term storage

[Anonymous No.56753024]

>>56752913
>I don't know what exchanging back to currency process is like but seems like there could be further loses. Is there something I'm just not understand or am I just not finding good places to buy?

If you're in the USA it's easy to sell silver or gold for cash at fair or above-spot prices at a LCS (local coin shop). Selling directly to other stackers on eBay, through Facebook groups or marketplace, plebbit, or locally is also easy. Pawn or cash4gold shops will rape you so pretend that they don't even exist. You want to shop around for a better deal than the one in your screencap, so use https://findbullionprices.com/ to look for at-spot deals for new customers and to easily sort the bullion products being sold by lots of online dealers for the lowest premium over spot. All silver is liquid but 10oz bars, 1oz rounds/coins, and pre-1964 coinage are generally the most widely desired or "nimble" size. For practicality in emergency/barter situations some 1oz units and old pre-1964 90% silver coins will be useful, but over the past several years the premiums have fluctuated widely so don't go overboard and FOMO into high premiums. Just a year ago we had buttfuck retarded anons buying $42/oz American Silver Eagles thinking they were about to moon, then the premiums collapsed and within the last several months they were back under $30/oz. For long-term holding you may want big lower-premium 1kg or 100oz bars, even though spot price will go up there is no guarantee that the premiums people pay now will be retained in 5-10 years.

[Anonymous No.56753030]

>>56752931
>I have no idea what coin scales and weights sell for in France but I think such a set would sell well in the USA, good luck!
No clue either, you very rarely find such complete banker's set (right side weights are for 20 & 40F gold coins, pretty big sum for the time), and weights in such conditions are an oddity too. Maybe 350€? If the auction end below that, i'd consider it a deal.
If you are interested i'll send you the link to the auction.

[Anonymous No.56753050]

>>56752931
>I'll send you links to the listings shortly.
Yes please do fren. It's bed time for me, will take a look this afternoon.

[Anonymous No.56753055]

>>56752913
You basically have to commit to losing 40% when you buy 20% when you sell and ten% every year you hold. There's a zero% chance you will profit. In the 5 years of pmg no one has ever made a profit

[Anonymous No.56753065]

>>56752913
Have a look at historical pms prices, study history of the money, use your brain.

After all this, decide if its better to hold fiat currency or pms.

[Anonymous No.56753085]

The chances of a pump next week seem likely. These "deals" are bad almost like they're trying to make a quick buck before there is a sales drought because of spot being too high.

[Anonymous No.56753091]

>>56752993
Thanks for this. How do you go about knowing reputable sellers (or checking after receiving)? Also is it worth it to just buy one big bar first or good to have smaller units before moving up. I also notice.yo u said nothing about gold, is there a reason for that?

>>56753024
>LCS
I had been co sidering just buying bullions there as they said they were doing 1oz for $27. They've been around the area for a while so hopefully they have good buy prices.
>10oz bars, 1oz rounds/coins
Strange a 1oz coin is better that a 1oz bar, ill keepxtjat in mind. Sounds like i should probably just go for the bigger units and then a small amount of coins. Also is generic bars or other units what to get mostly?

Related question, what safes are recommended? Between these and bitcoin hash phrases I'm starting to need a more serious one.

[Anonymous No.56753131]

>>56752544
what do you think are the best shops to go to for silver? I want to say thrift stores because the people sorting stuff wouldn't be as savvy as antique dealers.

also what location? rural? urban?

[Anonymous No.56753182]

>>56753085
Lmao you pay a 40% premium and then cream your jeans and hope it goes up 2 or 3% before going back down

[Anonymous No.56753187]

>>56753091
the same can be said for gold, the bigger the size the less premiums you pay, but a kilo of gold for comparison is $65k and way less liquid. also purchases over a certain amount, i think over $10k, must be reported by the seller if that matters.

some reputable sellers can be found at https://findbullionprices.com/dealers/ just a good site all around to get started, also works for gold.

i started with coins for the liquidity, security features and in case of barter, but moved to bars. there are tests that can be done to verify but if you want to be really sure look into a sigma verifier or see if your lcs has one.

[Anonymous No.56753194]

Beach bum IQ is posting on Thanksgiving? It's going to a be a lonely day buddy.

[Anonymous No.56753212]

>>56751703
I only have the cold meat fork that is in the picture as well as a serving piece for meat. I don't have any carving knives yet in the pattern but it's definitely something to look at. I've been reading about holloware as well and I have a sterling bread plate in the pattern on its way as well. If I had an extra few thousand to burn I would get a full 6 pc tea and coffee set that's up for sale but the store wants double of what I think is the estimated melt value.

[Anonymous No.56753218]

>>56753131
>what do you think are the best shops to go to for silver?

Usually goodwills suck, I'm lucky because mine doesn't screen the good stuff to sell online like most of them do. Usually small independent or church associated thrift stores are better than chain stores, but every store is different and you won't know until you get a good feel for the shops around you. I've done well at antique malls too but usually they know what they got and price accordingly. The ABSOLUTE BEST place to look for cheapies is at IRL 2 or 3-day estate sales (or estate auctions), where they put price tags on everything and then you get to walk around a dead boomoid's house rummaging through and slurping the cream of their worldly possessions. I bought all this sterling in pic at one sale last summer for what worked out to about $2.12/ozt asw, got some really nice antiques, books and artifacts too. You want to monitor www.estatesales.net for upcoming IRL estate sales in your general area, then if you see a promising one you want to show up before opening the 1st day. Usually they have a sheet of paper with numbered boxes where you can write your name and reserve your spot in line, or they put out a sheet with numbered slips you can tear off, then at opening time they call names or numbers and the customers enter in that order.

[Anonymous No.56753256]

>>56753091
>Also is generic bars or other units what to get mostly?

Really just a matter of personal preference IMHO. If you can get an awesome deal on Gov't-issued 1oz coins/rounds or larger bars then grab 'em as those usually sell at a slightly higher price p2p or when sold to a LCS, but don't believe the 'tards saying you'll recover all the premiums. It's good to have some more widely recognized gov't minted bullion but for me "silver is silver" and I buy the cheapest stuff I can. My opinion on safes is that they're a liability so hiding PMs inside walls or burying in a crawlspace is better.

[Anonymous No.56753271]

>>56753091
>>56753065
also this. basically don't buy 10 scottsdale 10 ouncers for $6 over a $25 spot each and get mad about it 2 years later.
*cough cough*

[Anonymous No.56753298]

>>56753212
>I don't have any carving knives yet in the pattern but it's definitely something to look at. I've been reading about holloware as well and I have a sterling bread plate in the pattern on its way as well. If I had an extra few thousand to burn I would get a full 6 pc tea and coffee set that's up for sale but the store wants double of what I think is the estimated melt value.

I'm pretty sure the carving sets in that pattern are easy to locate, if you monitor eBay for auction-format sets you'll be able to get one at a significantly better price than replacements.com charges. Bread/dessert plates are legit, definitely fun cute 'lil fellas. I don't know what the demand is for those tea sets, but since it's a relatively common pattern I'd expect them to hammer at roughly melt value on eBay so definitely don't go paying retail for one.

[Anonymous No.56753568]

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/happens-gold-china-backs-yuan-104108597.html
This is an interesting little case:
>2017 article
>2022 comment anticipating 2023 events
>believes gold in particular will reign supreme once more
Personally I think it won't be too terribly dominant even at best, since we're still dealing with the corrupt forces who want to have the money printing physical gold won't provide. But maybe there will be a period of time where they have to stick to it strictly again before inventing yet another fiat printing system.

[Anonymous No.56753785]

>>56753568
There will never be a gold backed currency ever again and no country wants one or is even thinking about it its Coin merchant FUD

[Anonymous No.56753824]

The greatest minds of imaginative fantasy are not JRR Tolkien, CS Lewis or George RR Martin, they are broke silver stackers explaining how in 2 weeks they will be rich

[Anonymous No.56754061]

>>56753785
If you want to crusade against something you have entire boards for excess spending on games (especially gacha), excess eating and on the wider net, people spending on onlyfans.
Spamming here just makes you look like, well, a spammer, especially to those of us who are making money off of stocks/crypto alongside buying the shinies that raise in price over the years.

[Anonymous No.56754193]

>>56754061
Lmao retard, silver is the worst investment in history

[Anonymous No.56754234]

>>56754193
I wouldn't take investing advice from someone who cleans beaches.

[Anonymous No.56754304]

>>56754234
>IQDELET is a disgusting used scumbag stacker
No wonder he's so envious of us.

[Anonymous No.56754306]

>>56754193
not that anon but so what? im rich af and like having a variety of buillion in my immediate possesion along with my growth investments
fucking cry about broke bitch loser

[Anonymous No.56754311]

>>56754234
Good it's funny when you retards double down and lose twice as much

[Anonymous No.56754319]

>>56754306
Keep working wagie in another week you can afford a few mercury dimes that you will immediately lose 80% on

[Anonymous No.56754411]

>>56754319
>wagie
pure projection, homie. im not a slave like u, sry. no offense to others but it aint for me
>junk
ok doot. im more of a bulk buyer. my interest is a lot larger than your principle

[Anonymous No.56754584]

>there will never be a gold backed currency
Uhh... BRICS will have one within the next few years.

[Anonymous No.56754652]

>>56751666
we can tell u a fag.
trying to show off a coin? we've seen better, dumbass
what an idiot

[Anonymous No.56754695]

Is it illegal to go to another state to buy PMs to avoid your state's shitty tax laws?

[Anonymous No.56754698]

>>56754234
Kek. His used condom empire has come crashing down. No wonder he's so bitter.

[Anonymous No.56754717]

Happy Thanksgiving, /pmg/ bros.

[Anonymous No.56754721]

>>56754695
>is it illegal to travel
>is it illegal to purchase items
>is it illegal to transport said items

[Anonymous No.56754779]

>kektop's used condoms

[Anonymous No.56754912]

Black Friday deals I will be looking for either a 100oz JM bar, or $100FV quarters, or a super cheap kilo.
Going to limit my purchase to only one of those items.

[Anonymous No.56754964]

>>56754717
Thank you anon and a Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!

[Anonymous No.56754970]

>>56754779
You guys are laughing but he's buying bonds that pay a 5% return per MONTH! That's a return of 60% APR, 80% if compounded!

Be nice to him and maybe he'll tell us how we can buy these magic bonds.

[Anonymous No.56754989]

>>56754717
Happy Thanksgiving!
>>56754912
I’m going seeing if I can pick up a kilo at spot. Was thinking about grabbing some gold maple fractionals too from MM.

[Anonymous No.56755223]

I remember last year it was so crazy all of the sites went down at 8AM. Hopefully they'll be ready this year and not all of the good shit gets slurped up in a single lagged out 15 minutes.

[Anonymous No.56755555]

>>56752031
In a sample size of 100 1982 pennies found in random bank rolls, I had an exactly 80% rate of old style copper ones.

[Anonymous No.56755564]

>>56755555
Checking my own digits

[Anonymous No.56755574]

>>56755555
I have a lot more hits than not with 1982.

[Anonymous No.56755585]

>>56755555
nice digits but stacking copper is a waste of time

[Anonymous No.56755616]

>>56755585
For the most part, you are correct. I spend an hour each Saturday hand sorting rolls of pennies. I would be otherwise wasting that time, and when I get enough of them I will sell them at large profit to actual copper stackers. It's just a little side hobby to make some extra coin

[Anonymous No.56755802]

>>56754234
Holy fuck hahaha

[Anonymous No.56755841]

>>56755555
>In a sample size of 100 1982 pennies found in random bank rolls, I had an exactly 80% rate of old style copper ones.
>QuinqueQuints

Checked, that's an interesting observation, I haven't kept track but I think around 60% of my 1982s have been coppers

>>56755616
>I would be otherwise wasting that time, and when I get enough of them I will sell them at large profit to actual copper stackers. It's just a little side hobby to make some extra coin

Yeah it's not like posting on 4chan is anything but a waste of time either when evaluated from a purely materialist perspective. A hobby that provides enjoyment and actually generates some gains is a good thing. Most peoples' hobbies are just money-pits that will never provide any return.

[Anonymous No.56755850]

>>56755616
>I will sell them at large profit
interesting, how much per penny do you get?

[Anonymous No.56755941]

>>56752913
Anon you seem genuinely interested so I'll be honest with you. Physical pms are not used to make money. If you want to make money with pms buy stocks and trade them. If you watch closely you can see patterns. I've done good selling slv calls and buying calls. My physical pm stack is around 15 oz of gold and 1400 of silver. I've been stacking since 2006, before I knew about 4chan or pmg. I've since slowed my stack because I feel comfortable with my stack and 4 week tbills are over 5%. My stack is an insurance for my mind. I plan on never spending it as I don't need the money. If a collapse should happen or hyperinflation I'll be ready. If not I'll pass it to my kids. Physical PMs are not investments they're insurance. If you want to make money to spend go elsewhere such as stocks, land, collectibles, tbills(at least for now) and other tangibles you can buy and sell easy. I am upper middle class and don't recommend pms if you're debt laden or hurting for money. My advice ro anyone that reads this is to pay down bet first then look to invest money and what's left over after that spend on what you want such as pms

[Anonymous No.56756001]

>>56754234
IQDelet's side hustle......no.....

[Anonymous No.56756046]

>>56750051
>Anyone hold these bars or the stock?
i have both from like 2.5 years ago and haven't touched either

[Anonymous No.56756047]

are these things coins or jewelry?

[Anonymous No.56756149]

>>56755616
Genuinely curious...
How much time do you spend going through now many rolls?

[Anonymous No.56756159]

>>56754234
Condom stackers... how could this happen to us?

[Anonymous No.56756161]

>>56756047
>are these things coins or jewelry?

Medieval Germanic silver Bracteates are certainly coins, I have a few and they're remarkably thin and brittle little things. Their history and usage is interesting:

>The bracteates were usually called back regularly, about once or twice a year, and had to be exchanged for new coins (Renovatio Monetae). For example, receiving three new coins for four old coins. The withheld 4th coin was called strike money and was often the only tax revenue of the coin mint-master. This system worked like a demurrage: People wouldn't hoard their coins, because they lost their value. So, this money was used more as a medium of exchange than for storing value. This increased the velocity of money and stimulated the economy.

>This disruption disturbed the business interests of all those who were involved in the then money economy, namely the merchants who dominated in the German city leagues. The city leagues then introduced from 1413 a so-called Ewiger Pfennig ("eternal penny").

[Anonymous No.56756184]

>>56756047
in ancient times, the difference between the two is blurry. coins would be fashioned into necklaces and other things

[Anonymous No.56756607]

>>56750051
i have a 5oz coin of theres
it'll be a piece i easily part with tbqh

[Anonymous No.56756613]

>>56756184
>coins would be fashioned into necklaces and other things

And then necklaces and other things would be hacked up so the bits could be used as money

[Anonymous No.56756892]

>>56748936
I love the idea, seems mixed on execution

[Anonymous No.56756911]

>>56754717
Happy Thanksgiving!
APMEX has 1 kilo bars at spot, finally found my slurp target.

[Anonymous No.56757082]

>>56756911
Lmao, so excited to pay huge premiums and lose 80% and get no interest, dividends or appreciation. You could be at a luxury beach resort but instead you choose to be a wagie

[Anonymous No.56757118]

It's always funny to remember how much money silver scam slurpers lose. They work so hard and all they get is garaunteed failure

[Anonymous No.56757331]

>>56754717
>>56754964
>>56754989
>>56756911
happy thanksgiving!

[Anonymous No.56757359]

>>56757331
Do you have anything to be thankful for besides losing 80% in an obvious scam that enriches your enemies?

[Anonymous No.56757402]

>>56757331
>me with the mashed potatoes

[Anonymous No.56757643]

>>56757331
based and comfy image.
glorious

[Anonymous No.56758145]

>>56757331
Happy Thanksgiving! And a Merry Black Friday to all!

[Anonymous No.56758217]

>>56758145
Ni33er Friday

[Anonymous No.56758482]

>>56754964
nice shot

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>>56758509
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[Anonymous No.56758531]

>>56757331
Remember to crack out the sterling silver today!