/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.57336509]

Double vision 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: >>57322924

[Anonymous No.57336540]

got tired of waiting for the mailman to delivery my package so i went ahead and just mailed the next group of coins to ngc.

[Anonymous No.57336567]

Always manage to post just as thread reaches its limit.

>Why should I stack silver?
1) You think it's a fun shiny metal and enjoy the coins
2) You are poor and cannot afford to stack gold

Silver will NEVER hit the moon though and it is ALWAYS better to stack gold over silver. People are stacking it here because they believe that shit will hit the fan, but don't realise that if the world does collapse then we'll have a long period of chaos, followed by a longer period of small communities that trade resources and skills before civilization returns and you start using gold/silver to trade. This won't happen until at least 50+ years after a complete collapse of the financial system.
inb4 shill, pic related are my eBay 0.925 scrap coins. All bought at spot or £1.50 above.

[Anonymous No.57336630]

>>57336567
>People are stacking it here because they believe that shit will hit the fan
I don't believe in any of that shizo shit.
I stack because before the 19th century silver was known as money all over the world. U.S. coinage has only been lacking silver for 60 years.

[Anonymous No.57336658]

>>57336509
>Look at /biz/ catalog
>People are losing their minds
What's going off?

[Anonymous No.57336687]

>>57336658
Crypto dumping I'd say. I swear, it's just losing all your money on gambling but slower.

[Anonymous No.57336686]

I have this crazy idea in my head of a metal 3d printer that comes with its own foundry. Basically, you put metal into it and then melts it down and 3d prints stuff. Nerds around the world will realize "I CAN 3D PRINT AN ANIME WAIFU STATUE OUT OF PURE SILVER FOR JUST A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS? THAT'S A STEAL!" and then they'll proceed to buy up all the silver and jack up the price of silver. I'd love to see something like that happen to boost the value of my silver.

[Anonymous No.57336722]

>>57336687
topkek, I converted 95% of my crypto to PMs last year

[Anonymous No.57336736]

>>57336509
SILVERBUGS ON SUICIDE WATCH

[Anonymous No.57336757]

>>57336722
I only started stacking a few months ago myself, and it was immediately more fun than watching some number go up and down on a screen. I can't stand the stock market or crypto anymore.

[Anonymous No.57336864]

>>57336686
You're right.. that is a crazy (illogical) idea. And people that don't value silver aren't gonna decide they all of a sudden want silver anime/pop culture figurines

[Anonymous No.57336903]

>>57336864
most people typically like what they're told to like

[Anonymous No.57337016]

>>57336736
>ETF

[Anonymous No.57337036]

>>57336630
>I stack because
>before the 19th century
Trusting the global monetary policy from hundreds of years ago? This is either genius or braindead.

[Anonymous No.57337052]

>>57336736
How much does that “commodity” weigh?
Whats it used to produce?

[Anonymous No.57337062]

>>57337036
Vs trusting the global monetary policy of today??

[Anonymous No.57337080]

>>57337036
honestly if people have been stacking silver for years expecting it to rise further then they're a lost cause, silver crabs at around 23 dollars meanwhile gold has risen above 2k an oz ,its tiring and im done with silver, sticking to gold now

[Anonymous No.57337113]

>>57337036
lol ok zoom zoom, go cry somewhere else about your crypto dumping

>>57337080
>then they're a lost cause

[Anonymous No.57337126]

>>57337062
>Vs preparing for the economy of tomorrow
The global economy is firmly in the hands of our big nose friends, there's no changing that as people are too distracted and apathetic. The future will be a social credit score, everything online, no cash, everything tracked and people not saving as their income matches their expenses (by design). The only way that system ends if due to a global collapse, there won't be any partial economic collapses unless its economically irrelevant countries like Somalia or the Congo.
Either the system continues to get worse, in which case there's no escaping it unless you're living in the middle of nowhere and are completely self sufficient
OR
Complete collapse of the global economy which will lead to >>57336567

There will be no situation where silver and precious metals hit the moon or start being used as currency again. Let's say silver did hit the moon, why would you even sell it? Evidently FIAT has become fucked so you're trading a precious resource for worthless paper that loses its value day by day?
What's to stop them making holding gold and silver illegal again?

[Anonymous No.57337184]

>>57337126
You people are so fucking tiring, posting nothing but tired paragraphs of talking points that have already been debunked ad nauseum by many different anons thoughout many past threads of old and yet you still keep bringing them up as if they are some kind of epic "gotcha" moment

I'm sure some other anon will exert effort in dubunking this shit, again, despite it obviously being nothing but pilpul, but i'm not. I'm going to simply tell you to go fuck yourself.

[Anonymous No.57337185]

>>57337126
>The only way that system ends if due to a global collapse
There will always be a black market with people trading P2P using whatever is valuable.
>What's to stop them making holding gold and silver illegal again?
Are you planning on actually be a cuck and turning your stack in if that happens?

[Anonymous No.57337219]

lkjojlk

[Anonymous No.57337226]

>>57336509
I only buy ancient gold and silver coins.

Specifically Greek/Hellenistic tetradrachms.

My silver coins (handmade btw) > your mass produced jewsilver coins

[Anonymous No.57337327]

>35g gold

[Anonymous No.57337332]

>>57337226
I'd like to get an ancient gold coin some day. Would you mind sharing a photo of yours? Picrel is my favorite ancient that I currently own. Currently saving up for an Athenian owl.

[Anonymous No.57337338]

>>57336509
>Double vision edition.
Double Liberty reporting in.

[Anonymous No.57337341]

>>57337126
>There will be no situation where silver and precious metals hit the moon or start being used as currency again. Let's say silver did hit the moon, why would you even sell it? Evidently FIAT has become fucked so you're trading a precious resource for worthless paper that loses its value day by day?
>What's to stop them making holding gold and silver illegal again?

Holy fucking shit anon you talk as if this has never happened. Here are some pointers:

1. Market price controls don't work because other markets pop up to bypass the manipulated ones.
2. When the state implements capital controls the sellers will find a way to smuggle their capital out.
3. If the state outlaws holding gold and silver they will just use loopholes the state uses like turning coins into jewellery and trade that way.

You seem to be under the illusion that the state is the creator and facilitator of markets. It isn't, it's the parasite of markets, it can't exist without markets, it has to use its monopoly on violence to extort wealth from markets like a fucking mafia.

[Anonymous No.57337363]

>>57336509

[Anonymous No.57337368]

>>57337113

[Anonymous No.57337443]

>>57337368
very nice, silver is still money tho

[Anonymous No.57337461]

>>57337443
I don't think that silver is money anymore.

[Anonymous No.57337478]

Silver was Money before Gold was

The first ever transfer of wealth from the poor to the (((rich))) was switching from the Silver Standard to the Gold Standard

[Anonymous No.57337505]

>>57337368
I like your stack but the only thing you're holding is a potato for a camera

[Anonymous No.57337509]

>>57337113
>>57337368
Guys, frens, bros, dudes, and all of /pmg/. Can we just let silver maxies and gold maxies do their own things? No need to go versus all the time? Seriously, have a beer with me in the alley.

[Anonymous No.57337533]

>>57337509
>everyone is a maxi of one or the other
only a Sith deals in absolutes

[Anonymous No.57337537]

>>57337478
Yeah, silver stackers have been getting fucked by gold stackers for a while, huh?

>>57337509
Nah, they should do things together :)))

[Anonymous No.57337544]

>silver blocks your path
>palladium blocks your path
>platinum blocks your path
>gold has left the chat

[Anonymous No.57337546]

>>57337533
Checked and based.

[Anonymous No.57337564]

>>57337544
I get being a silver maxi, but I also maintain a 100:1 SGR. When one side goes up I have to keep it in check. If I won the lottery I'd go to a 16:1 SGR.

[Anonymous No.57337587]

>>57337443
silver is money, but its never going to rise in price like gold has, if you bought gold a few years ago you'd be in the green, cant say the same with silver because its the same old panic scare buy silver now or else story while it crabs at $24 where it should be a $30 an oz to catch up to gold. Still...doesn't mean i cant appreciate an old 1889 morgan dollar to fondle when i leave the house, I just don't think that it will go up to even $28 anytime soon

[Anonymous No.57337601]

>>57337505
yeah i see that now up close,

[Anonymous No.57337612]

>>57337332
Here's my Owl, I have a newer style on as well that I don't like as much

[Anonymous No.57337631]

any old fag vintage bar connoisseurs around?

[Anonymous No.57337645]

>>57337509
i just feel like there's a lot of bad faith arguments in these threads that encourage only silver because its cheap right now compared to gold, no one knows if silver will rise to $30 an oz ,and even if it did most silver stackers would trade their silver for gold, I just don't want newbies to be lead astray thinking that silver will make them rich and being severely disappointed in their stack

[Anonymous No.57337654]

>>57337443
Silver is a cheap commodity that'll never be used as money again. Almost a billion oz are mined every year while only 328,500 bitcoins were mined in 2023. In 2024, only 205,312 bitcoins will be mined. Eventually 0 bitcoin will be mined as the global cap of 21 million is reached. One year of silver production 38x higher than all the bitcoin there will ever be. Gold is similarly pointless financially speaking.
>Muh central bank buying
If you wish to mimic government's financial decisions be my guest.

[Anonymous No.57337657]

>>57337612

[Anonymous No.57337683]

>>57337612

[Anonymous No.57337697]

>>57337546
impressive shiny note collection, I only have a few
where's your Jews in the Bushes goldback?

>>57337587
>but its never going to rise in price like gold has
we'll see, it'll happen fast if it does

>>57337654
>he thinks buying into a CIA/NSA digital fiat scam is somehow anti-government
Kek

[Anonymous No.57337706]

Got a Cambodian "Asian Elephant" coin.
They glued capsule shut! I used a dremel to score the capsule, then a little whack with a chisel to crack it. Came out safely. Then found out its diameter really is 41mm - not 40.6. I fortunately had a slightly oversized capsule from some other round, so it's safely tucked away after its portrait.

[Anonymous No.57337744]

Hell yeah brother

[Anonymous No.57337746]

>>57337654
Silver was used in the electronics that mined that bitcoin. Silver is used in medicine. You can actually hold Silver. Will we be rich? Probably not. Will we be poor? Hell no.

[Anonymous No.57337769]

>>57337744
wipe your fuckin pubic hair from the prospector capsule you freak

[Anonymous No.57337778]

>>57337746
People buying Bitcoin now aren’t going to be rich either. It’s honestly strange hearing crypto kiddies still talk about it like they’re early.
People buying in 2010-2016 were the early ones.
Every cycle also sees 5.3x less gains than the previous one. It’s just logical that the ride is about over.

[Anonymous No.57337787]

>>57337612
is that one actually yours? looks relaly nice

[Anonymous No.57337811]

>>57337612
Very nice coin. The reverse is especially great. How much did this set you back and where did you get it? I'm currently looking to spend about $1k on my owl, but what I'm finding isn't as good.

[Anonymous No.57337820]

>>57337697
>A metal stacker does not know what fiat is.
"By decree" is the meaning. The value of fiat comes by government mandate to pay taxes, fines, and fees with its fiat. Where is the cia/nsa decree demanding the value of Bitcoin?
>Spook niggers made bitcoin
No borderline communist government agency has either the motivation or vision to create a free market money the very concept of which threatens the bedrock of their power structures.

[Anonymous No.57337831]

>>57337746
Silicon, copper, and plastic are also used in these machines and are tangible. Like silver, they too are cheap commodities.

[Anonymous No.57337843]

>>57336509
Just picked these 2 up. Are they faking these now? Text and star alignment are different?

[Anonymous No.57337847]

>>57337778
Noticed that too. Honestly, I can understand the appeal, 1000x net worth over night would be incredible....but the amount of rugpulls really do make me think that it's just one huge digital casino.

[Anonymous No.57337848]

>>57337697
Rothschild (redshield) emblem locked behind the gates of liberty inside an overgrowth of what seems to be daisies or angels trumpet

[Anonymous No.57337857]

>>57337341
The US government is the most incompetent gang of buffoons the world has ever known. Every major project they have undertaken has failed. The notion that somehow they will have the world economy in a headlock is laughable.

[Anonymous No.57337860]

checkout this teston

[Anonymous No.57337863]

>>57337831
Yes, but what I'm saying is Silver has tangible uses which is why is will ALWAYS be in demand.
What does bitcoin do other than make numbers go up and down on a screen?

[Anonymous No.57337874]

>>57337478
The first coins in history were minted from electrum, a combination of gold and silver. They have always worked together, just as we stackers should work together.

[Anonymous No.57337905]

>>57337831
Money is it's use. This is why pm prices are so anemic today. Once upon a time they had their tangible use cases + use as money. Today pms are mostly valued by their tangible use cases which combined are much smaller and less important than their use as money. Some of their monetary value lingers as this thread is testimony of but that monetary purpose decays every day.

[Anonymous No.57337940]

>>57337843
weird. are they from different years?

[Anonymous No.57337951]

>>57337706
>glued capsule
That is quite odd. I have never heard of that. Is it possible the coin was so tight in the capsule because of the size difference it became stuck?

[Anonymous No.57337968]

>>57337820
>Where is the cia/nsa decree demanding the value of Bitcoin?
Brainlet, why would a secret agency announce what they're doing?

Satoshi is Japanese for "intelligence".
Nakamoto is Japanese for "central".

Have a nice day shill/agent faggot

[Anonymous No.57337969]

>>57337905
And yet, the banks seem to think there is a future for gold and silver. Maybe they are planning to make jewelry after the fiat scam breaks?

[Anonymous No.57337989]

>>57337951
It was loose in the original capsule, both thickness and diameter. It tried a knife to split the remnant of the seam, but nope. It's the first time I've ever seen that.
I'm just glad I got it out safely.

[Anonymous No.57338010]

>>57337940
No both 1981. Different versions do exist, also the diameter is not the same upon observation. I onow there was anon here with a few iterations of this “Assay office” silver of varying weights.

[Anonymous No.57338028]

>>57337969
gold yes ,silver no it takes up to much space compared to gold

[Anonymous No.57338039]

Also picked up this m2 bar. It’s off weight measures 25.51 oz. Also the m2 stamp is reversed from the others i’ve seen. The bottom is not serialized like the others ive seen. But tests on the sigma and Nitric Acid as legit.

[Anonymous No.57338067]

>>57337843
The text from one looks like it's vintage, the other made recently. I have a round from a completely different company with the same eagle design, and I've seen on other rounds with different reverses as well. I'd still test it to be sure.

[Anonymous No.57338073]

>>57337968
>Brainlet, why would a secret agency announce what they're doing?
Proceeds to claim they named bitcoin's fake founder after themselves.
Deal with your contradictions.
>>57337969
Governments are terrible at handling money. Personally, I would do the opposite of whatever they're doing which includes stacking gold.

[Anonymous No.57338075]

bottom

[Anonymous No.57338094]

>>57338073
It's not a contradiction. It's a clue hidden in plain sight that most people don't discuss. You're grasping now.

[Anonymous No.57338108]

>>57338094
Brainlet, why would a secret agency give a clue about what they're doing?

[Anonymous No.57338120]

>>57338108
Jesus Christ retard it's just a clue and probably a form of subtle bragging, they didn't come out and say it and it's not evidence.

[Anonymous No.57338126]

>>57338120
>it's not evidence
I know.

[Anonymous No.57338169]

>>57337989
Although I use a dremel almost everyday in my profession it is one tool I wouldn't want to take near a coin. It is a nice coin though. The elephants eyes look saddened to me. He is not presented well and doesn't appear strong or majestic looking like some of the other elephants you have displayed recently.

[Anonymous No.57338172]

>>57338126
Nobody was arguing otherwise retard. Go be proud of your fedora collection somewhere else.

[Anonymous No.57338202]

>>57338108

[Anonymous No.57338212]

>>57338073
not even stacking gold because you don't like the banks? So if the central bankers saw the ship sinking and they jumped onto the lift rafts to save themselves from the cold water below, what would you do? jump into the cold water and try to swim back because you want to do the opposite of what the banks are doing? Even if the lift rafts are the obvious safety measure instead of swimming in the cold water? you just sound retarded when you confidently believe in that. Gold has value even in the worst economic times
>>Verification not required

[Anonymous No.57338279]

>>57337509
I have 10x'd my metals stack via crypto profits! Anyone not at least participating in the bull cycles is simply leaving gold on the table.

Here is today's mail call, paid in full by crypto. That's a Colorado gold nugget.

[Anonymous No.57338313]

>>57337546
Based, I think early-issue goldbacks will do really well in the future. How much were the silverbacks?

>>57337697
Shit, now I gotta buy a Wyoming set. I only have Utah and Nevada. I had everyone in my family to claim their free goldback when that was still available. Those were the days!

[Anonymous No.57338355]

>>57338279
nice haul. i like that bottom row second to the left eagle

[Anonymous No.57338376]

redpill me on fractional gold

Good way to stack or or is it cope for those who can't afford whole ounces?

[Anonymous No.57338398]

>>57338376
you get 100x more silver for the price you will pay for 1/10 oz gold.
For every 9 oz of silver 1oz of gold is mined.
Silver is used heavily in industry. This makes silver a very good buy.

[Anonymous No.57338430]

>2024 maples
Jesus Christ. Chucks ugly mug is just too much. I’ll have to pass unfortunately. I usually love maples, too. I want lizzy back

[Anonymous No.57338435]

>>57338376
dont listen to this nigga>>57338398 the premium on gold fractionals stay fairly the same unlike silver ,stick to American stuff that's more easier to liquidate compared to other mints and foreign gold, but me personally id save the money to buy an oz of gold
>>Verification not required.

[Anonymous No.57338439]

>>57338169
>I wouldn't want to take near a coin
No guts, no glory :)
TMI, but basically there was a gap big enough to fit the cutting wheel had I actually penetrated the capsule, which I didn't. I mean. the coin really wobbled in the capsule.

[Anonymous No.57338446]

>>57338376
1/10 gold is equal to a 10 oz bar of Silver

[Anonymous No.57338463]

>>57338398
Depends what fractional gold you get. Old European francs and ducats come with very small markups (usually). Pic related. Also known as "Latin Monetary Units".

[Anonymous No.57338477]

If metals as money is dead. Then silver is the best physical hold over gold. Western countries aren’t even stacking gold, they are stacking silver. Through their people and their banks. Don’t fall into the gold trap.
The renewed interest in silver is making sure that western countries have the vast amount of silver on the planet. Despite being the global minority, North Americans hold the majority of silver. If global trade were to ever upend or the currency were to fail there is no better hold than silver.
Don’t let golds recent price action fool you about the inherent value of silver. Western countries will benefit overall from the suppressed price. I’m not going to footnote this by saying you should hold both. You shouldn’t. You should hold entirely silver, the fundamentals are pure, any argument against silver vs gold is an obfuscation of global politics. You will see how the goldbugs always defer to authority and past performance rather than the fundamentals.
>Can’t we just all get along?
No, silver is the buy. who profits from buying something that is already priced highly?
No one. Gold is a scam. I wish i came to this conclusion sooner.

[Anonymous No.57338527]

>>57338477
This.

[Anonymous No.57338546]

>>57338527
Haven’t read this yet,
But I want to add that north america is looting silver from all over the world, for pennies on the Thaler. This is all beared out in just the slightest amount of research.

[Anonymous No.57338666]

>>57337769
Fuck u nerd I have dogs.

[Anonymous No.57338718]

>>57338355
checked and thanks! that one, and the one above it are my favorites

[Anonymous No.57338789]

anime coin collection

[Anonymous No.57338854]

>>57338212
Since in your analogy these life rafts are gold bars I'd swim because gold bars don't float.

[Anonymous No.57338881]

>>57338854
It was an awful forced analogy lol.

[Anonymous No.57338897]

Looks like I'm collecting the PAMP Luunar Calendar series again. This first one was hard to find. I wonder if I'm early and they'll become plentiful later, or was the run was just very small?

[Anonymous No.57338934]

>>57338897
wow beautiful moon.
I’ve never seen this before somehow?

[Anonymous No.57339008]

>>57338398
>For every 9 oz of silver 1oz of gold is mined.
The ratio is actually 7:1

[Anonymous No.57339020]

>>57337631
I’ve got a hardon of this “last of the windjammers” set

[Anonymous No.57339023]

>>57338881
>>57338854
the point i was trying to make is that you'd go with the obvious option that will save you instead of being a contrarian and choosing the harder option just because you dont like something or someone that associates with said object ,gold will always have value in any situation compared to silver and others things, no shit gold is heavy and will sink but that not the point

[Anonymous No.57339090]

>>57339023
Why do dissenting opinions get labeled as contrarian even though there is a facts based argument being made?

[Anonymous No.57339122]

>>57336757
>>57336722
>>57336687
I love stacking, but admittedly crypto and stocks are great since you have instant liquidity to cash. If you go to a coin shop they try to rip you off and give you only 70 percent of what you initially paid. It's not like silver is at 30 dollars even. It's been hovering around the same price for a while now.

[Anonymous No.57339151]

A lot of people here might claim to be contrarian but follow the MSM even still. and so ive seen it happen with gold. Gold is mainstream and you have all the outlets that lie to you before but you accept it, It’s an underlying pathology to want to be mainstreamed. You see it with elon and his X “free speech”, there are so many facts that go against this but people will persist in their delusion because they want the belonging of the majority. It’s not contrarian. It’s just good sense, and the “cognitive dissonance” observed is discounted because of their belief alignment. It’s a big pretzel and many people just can’t escape that. and they won’t.

[Anonymous No.57339160]

>>57339090
just his dumb ideas of not buying gold and only silver because banks are buying gold comes off as contrarian just to be different without any justifiable reason for it

[Anonymous No.57339210]

Any silver catalyst on the horizon? Got some silver leaps awhile ago cuz everyone and their mother on this general was screaming about COMEX silver default that never happened thinking about letting them go but just checking in with you schizos first

[Anonymous No.57339216]

>>57337787
Yea this one is mine
>>57337811
I spent $700 like 3 years ago. They had just found a Turkish Horde of them at that time so the market was flooded. I'd say try finding them in auctions. Go on biddr, just don't forget 20%+ Buyer's Premium.

Sites like vcoins can be good sometimes, but you're usually always overpaying.

$1k should get you something nice. Mine also has a banker's mark (on the obverse), which reduces the value

[Anonymous No.57339248]

>>57339160
I agree. Most people here have a 5th grade reading level and have trouble drawing conclusions from things they read and carry on by repeating things rather than thinking.
>Banks buy gold
>So I won’t
Is reductive thinking in order to cope with a world too complex for them to understand.
It’s a “still voting trump” type of contrarianism.
They are helpless and always have been.
I’m a total silver shill! but i will tell you why. I’m about to get off so please assault me etc before i disappear.

[Anonymous No.57339339]

>>57339210
Buy OTM calls probably yesterday, dated summer.

[Anonymous No.57339364]

>>57339210
It's more likely to be fairly broad market conditions that send silver flying, and those won't be particularly isolated to precious metals, short of something like COMEX defaulting which even if pmg's wettest dreams would still need outside factors to drive a short squeeze or similar.
As far as what's on the horizon, there's plenty in the world happening at any time that could be advantageous but price action will still be mild until they actually hit a boiling point. Just look at stuff like the US bond market or geopolitical shit like in the red sea, gold and silver are already performing okay right now from factors like these but until they get to the point of the usd being devalued drastically or global shipping looking like it's going down the bowl, PMs probably won't see outright moonshots, just steady gains as investors grow more risk averse.

[Anonymous No.57339415]

>>57339364
> PMs probably won't see outright moonshots, just steady gains as investors grow more risk averse.
I can see that leading up to the election. I think trump will win (I’m not political lol, and not making any commentary on the established understanding of elections) and we will see a sharp correction to about where we are now. I see the touted anti war president using some of that good will to engage in conflict more directly driving the price up from there.

[Anonymous No.57339499]

>>57338934
Well it's a very new product (I assume). I've got the cycle starting in 2012, and thought to do it again.

[Anonymous No.57339540]

>>57339499
How do you have access to all the collectors bait before i’ve ever seen it?
I have not seen that moon for sale, it’s a sure winner, and above board for any lunar release ive ever seen.

[Anonymous No.57339593]

>>57339540
>before i’ve ever seen it?
I don't mean to. Do you have some special access we might take advantage of? The 2021 Ox was a sonofabitch to find, too.

[Anonymous No.57339595]

>>57339499
How about this, tell me where you bought it because I want one. It’s stunning. I suspect you can’t.
>Its new (I assume)
kek. Where did you buy it nigger?

[Anonymous No.57339607]

>>57339593
Where did you get the moon obverse 10g bar?
Who gave it to you to show here?

[Anonymous No.57339647]

>>57338527
Well, that encouraged me to buy a few ten-ounce bars this week.

[Anonymous No.57339766]

>>57339593
> Do you have some special access we might take advantage of?
>accuse others of what you yourself are doing
fucking kek, hi bitch.
>>57339647
Gonna wagmi. I know you’ve heard it all before. We will wagmi.

[Anonymous No.57339823]

Bros!!!
I just won this at auction.
Im so frickin happy.

[Anonymous No.57339835]

>>57339595
https://www.goldavenue.com/en/buy/silver/product/1-oz-fine-silver-bar-999-0-pamp-suisse-lunar-dragon-2024

[Anonymous No.57339878]

>>57339835
Nice preorder. Do you know anywhere that has them in stock?

[Anonymous No.57339897]

>>57339499
Checked, my collector fren

[Anonymous No.57339914]

>>57338897
FINALLY! IT IS LIKE THEY LISTENED TO MY PRAYERS. I HAVE BEEN WANTING TO COLLECT DRAGON THEMED SILVER/GOLD FOR THIS YEAR BUT ALL THE DESIGNS SUCK BIG FLOPPY DONKEY DICK. So I am glad PAMP decided to look at a modern depiction of a dragon and not the 1400 tapestry dragon looking shit.

[Anonymous No.57339925]

>>57339878
February 10th. ya nerd

[Anonymous No.57339939]

https://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2024/01/kansas-bill-would-treat-gold-and-silver-as-legal-tender/

Kansas Bill Would Treat Gold and Silver as Legal Tender
By: Mike Maharrey|Published on: Jan 10, 2024|Categories: Federal Reserve, State Bills|

>TOPEKA, Kan. (Jan. 10, 2024) – A bill filed in the Kansas Senate would make gold and silver legal tender in the state and would effectively repeal the state capital gains tax on the same. Passage into law would eliminate barriers to using gold and silver in everyday transactions, a foundational step for the people to undermine the Federal Reserve’s monopoly on money.

>The Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee introduced Senate Bill 303 (SB303) last year and it will carry over to the 2024 session. Under the proposed law, “specie coins” issued by the U.S. government or any other specie that a court of competent jurisdiction designates would be legal tender in the state of Kansas and recognized as a medium of exchange for the payment of debts and taxes.

>“Specie” is defined as a “coin having gold or silver content; or refined gold or silver bullion that is coined, stamped or imprinted with its weight and purity and valued primarily based on its metal content and not its form.”

>By allowing the court to designate additional specie to be used as legal tender, Kansas could free its citizens from potential supply constraints imposed by the use of only United States-minted gold and silver coin. More importantly, the people of the state of Kansas would be able to define what specie is considered constitutional tender, further distancing themselves from potential control of their competing currency by Washington D.C.

[Anonymous No.57339948]

>>57339939
>Passage into law would make Kansas the fifth state to recognize gold and silver as legal tender. Utah led the way, reestablishing constitutional money in 2011. Wyoming, Oklahoma, and Arkansas have since joined. Practically speaking, this would allow Kansans to use gold or silver coins as money rather than just as mere investment vehicles. In effect, it would put gold and silver on the same practical footing as Federal Reserve notes.

>The effect has been most dramatic in Utah where the legal tender law opened the door for the development of a gold and silver market in the state. With some legal hurdles cleared away by the state, the United Precious Metal Association (UPMA) in partnership with Alpine Gold Exchange set up the state’s first “gold bank.” The Utah Specie Legal Tender Act has also led to the creation of Goldbacks, a local, voluntary medium of exchange. Goldbacks are notes made from fractions of an ounce of physical gold. The company created a process that turns pure gold into a spendable physical form for small transactions.

>TAXES ON GOLD AND SILVER

>SB303 would repeal all property and capital gains taxes on gold and silver.

>“No specie or legal tender shall be characterized as personal property for taxation or regulatory purposes.”

>The passage of this bill would build on a foundation set in 2019 when Kansas repealed the sales tax on gold and silver.

>SB303 would also specifically eliminate the state capital gains tax on the sale of gold and silver. The Kansas tax code uses federal law to determine gross income. This includes gains on the sale of precious metals. SB303 would allow Kansans to deduct this amount from their gross income for state tax purposes.

[Anonymous No.57339959]

>>57339948
>Repealing sales taxes on precious metal bullion takes a step toward treating gold and silver as money instead of commodities. Taxes on precious metal bullion erect barriers to using gold and silver as money by raising transaction costs. As Sound Money Defense League policy director Jp Cortez testified during a committee hearing on a similar bill in Wyoming in 2018, charging taxes on money itself is beyond the pale.

>“In effect, states that collect taxes on purchases of precious metals are inherently saying gold and silver are not money at all.”

>Imagine if you asked a grocery clerk to break a $5 bill and he charged you a 35-cent tax. Silly, right? After all, you were only exchanging one form of money for another. But that’s essentially what Kansas’s sales tax on gold and silver bullion does. By eliminating this tax on the exchange of gold and silver, Kansas would treat specie as money instead of a commodity. This represents a small step toward reestablishing gold and silver as legal tender and breaking down the Fed’s monopoly on money.

>“We ought not to tax money – and that’s a good idea. It makes no sense to tax money,” former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul said during testimony in support an Arizona bill that repealed capital gains taxes on gold and silver in that state. “Paper is not money, it’s fraud,” he continued.

>BACKGROUND

>The United States Constitution states in Article I, Section 10, “No State shall…make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts.” Currently, all debts and taxes in Indiana are either paid with Federal Reserve Notes (dollars) which were authorized as legal tender by Congress, or with coins issued by the U.S. Treasury — very few of which have gold or silver in them.

[Anonymous No.57339967]

>>57339959
>The Federal Reserve destroys this constitutional monetary system by creating a monopoly based on its fiat currency. Without the backing of gold or silver, the central bank can easily create money out of thin air. This not only devalues your purchasing power over time; it also allows the federal government to borrow and spend far beyond what would be possible in a sound money system. Without the Fed, the U.S. government wouldn’t be able to maintain all of its unconstitutional wars and programs. The Federal Reserve is the engine that drives the most powerful government in the history of the world.

>Repealing taxes on gold and silver also takes the first step in the process of abolishing the Federal Reserve system by attacking it from the bottom up – pulling the rug out from under it by working to make its functions irrelevant at the state and local levels, and setting the stage to undermine the Federal Reserve monopoly by introducing competition into the monetary system.

>In a paper presented at the Mises Institute, Constitutional tender expert Professor William Greene said when people in multiple states actually start using gold and silver instead of Federal Reserve Notes, it would effectively nullify the Federal Reserve and end the federal government’s monopoly on money.

>“Over time, as residents of the state use both Federal Reserve notes and silver and gold coins, the fact that the coins hold their value more than Federal Reserve notes do will lead to a “reverse Gresham’s Law” effect, where good money (gold and silver coins) will drive out bad money (Federal Reserve notes). As this happens, a cascade of events can begin to occur, including the flow of real wealth toward the state’s treasury, an influx of banking business from outside of the state – as people in other states carry out their desire to bank with sound money – and an eventual outcry against the use of Federal Reserve notes for any transactions.”

[Anonymous No.57339989]

>>57339967
buddy you need to fact check these hoakie websites. 10th amendment patriots or whateber is not good news source. here is the last update
>2024-01-09 Senate Senate Withdrawn from Calendar, Rereferred to Committee on Federal and State Affairs
cited source "the bill itself"
>https://legiscan.com/KS/bill/SB303/2023

[Anonymous No.57340090]

>>57339766
Good God... you make me think of this kid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8SWMAQYQf0
I was taken by my wife to watch a movie. I don't prioritize and monitor /pmg/ in anticipation of answering pouting, whining, brats suffering from ill humor and Tourette's while throwing tantrums. So if you can calm down and read the answers...

I bought from moderncoinmart, but when I checked the next day, they were already sold out. They still have a small gold version.

As for the
>>57339607
>Where did you get the moon obverse 10g bar?
I have no idea what you're talking about
>Who gave it to you to show here?
Nobody gave me anything I've shown here tonight.

WTF???

[Anonymous No.57340124]

>>57339897
That's going to be a beautiful set when done!
The only Aussie lunar stuff I've got is a dragon bar and an ox coin.

[Anonymous No.57340129]

Why is King Charles on the new Canadian bullion? Don't they have any kind of national identity that isn't based on the UK?

[Anonymous No.57340145]

>>57338108
Why would the Federal Reserve put Andrew Jackson on the $20 Federal Reserve note? It's mockery. It's hubris.

[Anonymous No.57340146]

>>57339989
I don't think that means it's necessarily dead or failed. Not that I have any confidence in any state govt.
https://legiscan.com/KS/research/SB303/2023

[Anonymous No.57340150]

>>57338463
Latin Monetary Union.

[Anonymous No.57340155]

2B needs to be featured on a coin.

Steamboat Willie would also be in fashion, and free from any legal issues.

[Anonymous No.57340160]

>>57340150
That makes more sense - thanks for the correction!

[Anonymous No.57340171]

>>57340155
GENIUS! MINT STEAM BOAT WILLIE SILVER 1 OZ/10GRAM PMS

[Anonymous No.57340180]

>>57340160
You are most welcome, Stacker Fren!

[Anonymous No.57340196]

>>57340129
>Why is King Charles on the new Canadian bullion?
Because he's the head of state.

[Anonymous No.57340214]

>>57340129
Canada is in the commonwealth and all PMs take an Allegiance Oath to the Monarch. Charles is basically the King of Canada. The empire never died, they just told us it did.

[Anonymous No.57340220]

>>57339823
Congratulations!

[Anonymous No.57340258]

>>57340214
The monarch reigns but does not rule. Be thankful that we have it this way because presidents have been a disaster for civilizations around the world. It's better to have a symbol as the head of state than a politician otherwise dictator Trudeau really would have had his army oppress the Canadian truckers. I couldn't believe he even asked them, thank god the army told him to fuck off.

[Anonymous No.57340290]

>>57340214
>>57340258
Love when brits and canucks cope about their supposed “soft monarchy” as a means to do absolutely nothing about the disaster unfolding around them. What has Charles done or said since queen lizard died?

[Anonymous No.57340300]

>>57340129
Lol, what the fuck does the king even do anymore? Hasn't the entire UK legal system adopted a democratic system where people actually vote?
The entire royal family seems like just a group of national celebrities that do fuck all.

[Anonymous No.57340324]

>>57340300
Thats an american understanding,
They secretly keep jews at bay with their soft institutional power and guard against any threats! Commonwealth chads rise up!

[Anonymous No.57340337]

>>57340290
Like how republicfags cope about they have more representation with a president. Just look at Biden going on about white supremacy being the greatest threat to the American nation. Mutts literally have their head of state calling the majority of its citizens the enemy based on skin colour. Again, republics have a disaster for civilizations.

[Anonymous No.57340362]

>>57340337
I’m not attacking monarchy.
I wish we had absolute monarchy with the biden family at the helm.

[Anonymous No.57340366]

>>57340324
>They secretly keep jews at bay with their soft institutional power and guard against any threats
Lol! Good one!

[Anonymous No.57340371]

>>57340258
>The monarch reigns but does not rule.
wrong

[Anonymous No.57340376]

>>57340337
USA
>USA
USA
>USA

[Anonymous No.57340392]

>>57340366
They are like President+
You wouldn’t get it.
I’d have to educate you on 1000+ years of history to understand the true and unassailable power of monarchy, if a couple hundred years ago we had a monarchy, no jew would ever influence our politics.
In fact, no monarchy has ever been swayed or corrupted.
Yes, It’s that good.

[Anonymous No.57340405]

>>57340376
*Braaaap*
Oh, sorry anon.
Long live the king

[Anonymous No.57340419]

>>57340362
>I wish we had absolute monarchy with the biden family at the helm.
Why on Earth would you want that?

[Anonymous No.57340434]

>>57340419
They would work in the best interest of their people?
And be completely accountable for their crimes.
We couldn’t point fingers everyone would know who dunnit.
Its a governmental utopia. The poeple would know who to hold accountable. and would act on it. it would aolve everything.

[Anonymous No.57340454]

Once their crimes were aired for everyone to see.
It would be a beautiful swelling of “we the people”.
God I pray for monarchy in my day.

[Anonymous No.57340456]

>>57340434
>They would work in the best interest of their people?
God no. With Biden being absolute monarch, child trafficking to the White House would be giving him tribute.

[Anonymous No.57340468]

>>57340456
people would be able to see that more clearly and rise up.

[Anonymous No.57340475]

There was a Florida bro last thread - here's the final.

[Anonymous No.57340490]

>>57340392
I don't know about that one man.
Maybe these niggers knew a thing or two about monarchies and the importance to keeping the right to bare arms and keeping gold and silver as real money.

[Anonymous No.57340492]

>>57340468
>people would be able to see that more clearly and rise up.
What... rise up in their pants?

[Anonymous No.57340511]

>>57336509
thought this was cthulhu
>anyway, finally got one. totally kino

[Anonymous No.57340546]

>>57340490
Those bastards crafted the hammurabis code of a free society and we the people can’t live up to it. I read their shit every night. It’s sitting their waiting for us to act on it.
Yes, it was some freemason experiment, its outdated but also eternal. we’re not man enough to follow those edicts and principles to our death. and we are undeserving of the benefits it imparts. Any change of government doesn'tfix our ills.

[Anonymous No.57340576]

>>57336509
>Double vision edition
My contribution. If you stare through the left two panes until they merge (like random-dot stereograms) it''l be #d, or if you cross your eyes on the right two panes, same.
Not really sure how well 3D is received on /pmg/.

[Anonymous No.57340580]

>>57340576
>it''l be #d,
*it'll be 3D,

[Anonymous No.57340586]

>>57340366
This anon is right. The elite jews (through Freemasonry) and the Crown are working together.

[Anonymous No.57340609]

There is no modern allegory for a monarchy in the U.S. yes there was the Clintons, the Bushs, and so on. If George Bush were king of america you don’t think we would be based as AF?
damn you guys just dont understand the sheer power of monarchy.
Fuck (((voting))), lel.
Imagine if we had a big daddy to tell us how to serve. That’s hot.
Monarchies would be completely accountable as they have always been.
Based.

Also, think if we were also ruled by Church doctrine, imagine how fucking Trad and Based that would be. God damn dude, the future is bright. It would be incorruptible and controlled by jesus himself. Hecking fuck! The future is bright desu

[Anonymous No.57340659]

>>57340609
Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy, so if you want to have an idea what one would be like in the modern age look there.

[Anonymous No.57340673]

>>57340659
did my IP Change? just left the casino. Test

[Anonymous No.57340684]

Watching "Jeopardy" I learned something.

In September 2023, the United States recognized two nations in free association with New Zealand: Niue and the Cook Islands. It recognized them as “sovereign and independent” states and established diplomatic relations as part of an effort to counter China’s expanding influence, emphasizing the United States’ commitment to the Pacific amidst increasing geopolitical interest from China.

The Cook Islands is an archipelago in the South Pacific Ocean, consisting of 15 islands. This political arrangement allows these nations to be self-governing and independent while New Zealand handles most of their diplomatic relations and defense. However, both Niue and the Cook Islands maintain a degree of international diplomatic presence independent of New Zealand, including participation in various international organizations. The recognition by the United States signifies acknowledgment of their sovereignty and status in international relations.

[Anonymous No.57340703]

Asahi bros?

[Anonymous No.57340737]

anyhow I’m hammered. I love dicking down retards on this general. I’m glad the retard bob and lassen are fucking gone.
The whole thing is me being sarcastic (duh). But i Hope it gets across to you how stupid being some current thing adopting /pol/ tard is.
There is no nuanced monarchy, you can’t express it because it’s always been a sham. I love how “republicuck” was mentioned earlier. Someone didn’t read Aristotle.
Being a constitutionalist is not equivalent to being a libertarian. HAH. That’s how fucking stupid everyone is.
Every problem requires some solution that doesn’t involve you doing a damn thing. That’s where the founders got it wrong. We had the perfect little deal going, but no one could collectivize to make it reality. It’s time to put that awfully optimistic goal behind us. It’s time for your life to be endangered directly. There is no other way. Eugenics has been practiced before. Bit the best Eugenic occurs in the wild and with a hands off approach. I‘ll get banned for saying this. You get what you fucking deserve. I’m up $50. bout to EAT that profit.

[Anonymous No.57340785]

I want to harvest these silver buttons, going to try a butane torch.

[Anonymous No.57341620]

>>57340684
So once decyphered it reads :
>the US banksters and various others parasiting siphoners of wealth acknowledge the need for privilegied access to more fiat laundromats to accelerate the looting of the US as the situation is quickly deteriorating at home.
>We once again use the muh neo-cold war against Chyna as an excuse to set in place this cash vacuum cleaner operation, when in truth (((we))) are 100% behind their rise to power, using US manufacturing, patents and cash since the 80s to reach this superpower transition

ah, it feels better without the double talk, doesn't it?

[Anonymous No.57342332]

>>57336509
>Double vision edition.
Thread theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD-SpHH7qDA

Never stack more than I, I really need
My Gold is racing, but my Silver's in the lead
Tonight's the night, I'm gonna slurp it to the limit
I'll stack all of my rocks in a single minute

[Anonymous No.57342367]

>>57339823
you can get those on alibaba

[Anonymous No.57342374]

>>57340703
>metal: :/
>metal, gook: :0

[Anonymous No.57342454]

>>57342374
This but unironically

[Anonymous No.57342540]

always get desired coins n bars
nvr b told not 2 get these shinies!

[Anonymous No.57343437]

>Bitcoin ETFs have surpassed silver ETFs in the United States, securing their position as the second-largest ETF commodity, in terms of assets under management.
told you guys to buy Bitcoin, shoulda listened

love my gold, but it's almost certainly on it's way out as the primary store of value

[Anonymous No.57343519]

>>57343437
I bought my first bitcoin at $900 and sold at $54k. What makes you think NOW is a good time to buy digital fiat?
Crypto kiddies today are LATE.

[Anonymous No.57343660]

>>57343519
>What makes you think NOW is a good time to buy digital fiat?
the theoretical upper limit of 1 BTC is approx 100 million

without (((derivatives trading))), BTC, gold, and silver would probably reach astronomical prices, though BTC is the superior of the three

>t. hold all 3 because i believe in diversity, equity, and inclusion

[Anonymous No.57343696]

>>57343660
>the theoretical upper limit of 1 BTC is approx 100 million
Take off the Fedora. Put on your thinking cap. This silly thought experiment assumes nobody wants to sell their BTC despite it rocketing up in value. That’ll never happen. Everyone is looking to sell at some point.

BTC is literally just software, a 15 year old payment network that can’t keep up with VISA or anything else for that matter.

If the public Internet goes down for a while or we have a nationwide blackout, your Bitcoin network will probably die.

>diversity
No, it’s directly linked to the dollar.

[Anonymous No.57343703]

>>57343696
and yes you can copy and paste the Bitcoin code and use it for yourself.
That’s what Litecoin is. Just a test net for Bitcoin. It’s all the same shit.

[Anonymous No.57343711]

>>57338789
How does the manga series look in person? The anime girl's just printed on instead of sculpted right

[Anonymous No.57343731]

>>57343696
>This silly thought experiment assumes nobody wants to sell their BTC despite it rocketing up in value
no it doesn't assume that, it assumes it's the primary world currency

>BTC is literally just software
gold is literally just metal, that's the dumbest point you could possibly make
>If the public Internet goes down for a while or we have a nationwide blackout, your Bitcoin network will probably die
this is horribly misinformed, if you're not trolling you should read up a little bit
>No, it’s directly linked to the dollar.
everything is always linked to the primary currency of exchange, until it's not (just like gold was and now isn't)

[Anonymous No.57343751]

>>57343731
You are as retarded as you are dumb. Waste your money on invisible internet funds backed by blockchain technology, which means you lose on anonymity; the whole projects purpose. Fuck you and the horse you rode in on. Software is not the same as metals you troon.

[Anonymous No.57343780]

>>57343731
Worst rebuttals ever. Not even a single point of substance that isn’t silly.

[Anonymous No.57343781]

>>57343660
Aaaaaaa
Your finger it cant breathe aaaaaaa the ring is squeezing the life out of it u wouldnt even be able to take it off

[Anonymous No.57343805]

>>57343781
Kek I just realized his ring has “shill” turned upward and in focus. Might just be trolling.

[Anonymous No.57343823]

>>57343751
>which means you lose on anonymity; the whole projects purpose
did you read the whitepaper? this was not at all the point of Bitcoin
>Software is not the same as metals you troon.
never said it was, but the argument of "it's just software" literally doesn't mean anything
>seething and babbling
lay off the *chan today schlomo, you should be getting ready for the Sabbath

>>57343781
yeah i bought that one a size too small

>>57343805
ah a fellow man of culture

[Anonymous No.57343842]

Attention Ogremaxxers and Shrekstackers, I have just learned that Lord Farquaad issued coins of his own too!

[Anonymous No.57343846]

>>57343437
bitcoin is down bigly since the etf was opened. seethe

[Anonymous No.57343917]

>>57343731
>it assumes it's the primary world currency
I don't think you should be accusing other people of making dumb comments when you're point hinges on memecoin being the primary world currency. Ignoring for the moment that FIAT will remain as the primary currency as long as the Jews continue to control our financial systems. Doesn't it currently take 10 minutes to an hour for a transaction to be completed? Sure, you can argue that'll come down as technology improves, but this alone means bitcoin will remain a meme.

How is bitcoin currently any different to the USD? 2% of addresses own 94.13% of the current coins, so we'd be trading the USD in for an even more unequal system where every single transaction is logged and traceable. "Sorry Jimbo, going to have to fire you because the address we pay your salary into was linked to another address that is involved with an illegal activity."

>BTC is literally just software
I believe his point is, that bitcoin has a lot more susceptibly to attacks than FIAT or PMs. No power? No money. In the middle of nowhere with no phone service? You're fucked. Solar flare takes down the grid? You're fucked. Violent riots so the government has shut down the internet and phone service? You're fucked.

Invest away in your meme, I hope it does work out for you and you make money. Leave us with our shiny metals.

[Anonymous No.57343921]

>>57337860
Very nice, anon. I just picked up everything in this album for a very reasonable price because someone needed funds for the NYINC Numismatic show that just happened. I am new to this style of coins, but they are very satisfying to hold in your hand. Pic related is Italian issue Maria Theresa Thaler.

https://imgur.com/a/4JiXhac

[Anonymous No.57343963]

>>57343842
Based

[Anonymous No.57343973]

>>57343917
All of that is true but also Bitcoin really is just software, it was written in C++ code, and it's unstable compared to regular software like Microsoft Excel.

People have been brainwashed to think Bitcoin is digital gold, but it's really just pic related.

[Anonymous No.57344030]

Summoning mintanon... ordered a 2023 anime prospector over three weeks ago still hasn't been shipped. Says it's in stock so I don't know why it hasn't been shipped sooner. I know you've been posting here more recently than three weeks ago so hopefully you're around to ship

[Anonymous No.57344108]

>>57344030
I found a couple orders of just Prospectors that I missed, if you were the one I just shipped you should be getting tracking information soon and that'll get dropped off at the post office

[Anonymous No.57344135]

Been doing some reading before I posted and wanted to ask about something I read:
>1/10th oz gold coins
>European coins for cheaper premiums
In the event that this reassessment(?) happens and currency (temporarily) goes back to being backed by something for each unit, gold will be gold? Maybe some gold will still somehow be more valued but in that scenario any 999 gold will be valuable?

[Anonymous No.57344136]

>>57343846
>bitcoin is down bigly since the etf was opened. seethe
gold is down from it's ATH too, who cares, i'm stacking both for my grandchildren

>>57343917
>I don't think you should be accusing other people of making dumb comments when you're point hinges on memecoin being the primary world currency
i pointed out it was theoretical, he chose to go full troon over it
>Doesn't it currently take 10 minutes to an hour for a transaction to be completed?
for final settlement yes; the key here is the final settlement, bank and credit card transactions take literal days to settle, the "approved" line that happens in seconds is a IOU kabuki theater

i understand this inhibits adoption at the micro level, but i'm confident a solution will evolve

>How is bitcoin currently any different to the USD?
you can't print 2 trillion Bitcoins tomorrow and hand them to joggers and Maria Paco Escuardo Sanchez Lopez to squeeze out more welfare recipients

>"Sorry Jimbo, going to have to fire you because the address we pay your salary into was linked to another address that is involved with an illegal activity."
if they want to fire you for some made up bullshit they don't need a Bitcoin address to do it; not only are there ways around that anyways, but that's primarily a cultural problem

>No power? No money. In the middle of nowhere with no phone service? You're fucked. Solar flare takes down the grid? You're fucked. Violent riots so the government has shut down the internet and phone service? You're fucked.
all those things fuck any form of electronic payment, except cash or gold in hand; the world doesn't plan it's currencies around the absolute worst case scenarios and never has

PERSONALLY, i'd love to see a world where BTC was the primary currency but physical gold and silver circulated as well; it would be beautiful

[Anonymous No.57344215]

>>57343921
>I just picked up everything in this album for a very reasonable price

Sweet scores fren, if you're not comfy sharing what you paid what % profit do you think you could make if you were patient? I have examples of all the ancient silvers, a nice obol of Neandria was one of the earlier acquisitions in my foray into Greeks. It's weird but I remember photographically exactly where I was when I won it, probably because it was a great deal. I really like that commemorative half, based beaver is awesome. Dad and I are building the set of those early commemoratives, they're so lovely and interesting and affordable in spite of their rarity that I consider them the best value in US coins bar-none. There's no cure if you've been bitten by the numisfag bug, you're here forever lol.

[Anonymous No.57344263]

>>57344136
>i pointed out it was theoretical, he chose to go full troon over it
I'm a troon for telling you how you're flat out wrong? Stop seething.
Software is not as tangible as metal. You don't have an argument here faggot.

>you can't print 2 trillion Bitcoins tomorrow and hand them to joggers
You can't print 2 trillion of anything and hand them out as money. Dumb statement.

>if they want to fire you for some made up bullshit they don't need a Bitcoin address to do it
Deflecting. The problem is programmable money and the control it offers governments. Read up on this more you sound ignorant.

[Anonymous No.57344297]

>>57337860
Looks so good I thought it was sus at first but that's a legit coin, beautiful acquisition anon. Please share your other good stuff!

[Anonymous No.57344346]

>>57343917
>Doesn't it currently take 10 minutes to an hour for a transaction to be completed?

(((Muh "lightning network" screeching intensifies)))

[Anonymous No.57344381]

>>57344108
Really appreciate it

[Anonymous No.57344458]

this month buys
5*1oz of silver, royal mint 60 years of James bond anniversary
3*1oz of silver, Canadian leafs (not in the picture)
1*100g of silver coinbar from Niue
1*1g of gold by royal mint

so far I've got 85oz of silver and 21.1g of gold (that's 2/3 of an ounce).

hopefully I'm going to make it, plan on buying 10-15oz of silver and 1/10 of gold per month's (depending upon wages, bills etc)

by the end of the year of 2024 I plan to have at least 200 Oz of silver and 2 Oz of gold. hopefully the prices won't skyrocket till then

[Anonymous No.57344470]

>>57344458
impressive, very nice, I'd like to see that 100g gram bar a bit closer

[Anonymous No.57344478]

>>57344263
>You can't print 2 trillion of anything and hand them out as money. Dumb statement.

I don't agree with his points at all, but that's what they've done over the past few years with FIAT. $16 trillion was printed between January 2020 and October 2021

[Anonymous No.57344489]

>>57344470
>100g gram
I deserve all the hate that comes from this.

[Anonymous No.57344571]

honestly this thread seems to scared of everything that they don't understand, bitcoin itself can come off as an illusion, but if you use bitcoin to buy gold then your winning ,at least that how i see it

[Anonymous No.57344613]

government fucks up our access and then is too lazy to just manually run a sql statement so we sit and get paid to do nothing this week hoping that an automated batch process fixes the access issue that could be fixed in 30 seconds.

[Anonymous No.57344635]

Thanks mintAnon.

[Anonymous No.57344644]

>>57344489
>I deserve all the hate that comes from this.

Such redundancy suggests you may have contracted the HIV virus from a VIP person you asked to please RSVP to your invitation to invest in prophylactics but couldn't remember their PIN number at the ATM machine. My thoughts and prayers are with you anon.

[Anonymous No.57344648]

>>57344635

[Anonymous No.57344690]

>>57337587
even with premiums gold hodlers are still around break even.

faggot LCS barely offering spot right now. i actually got offered below spot for a fucking kangaroo 1/2

[Anonymous No.57344711]

>>57344635
>>57344648
Is that sissy porn playing in the background?

[Anonymous No.57344725]

More questions if anyone has time:
There any news you've heard that would be reason enough to buy 1oz of gold (or equivalent in PMs) this weekend?

I do recall a video about gold 'spiking' but then a bunch of contracts being dumped to tamp it down and I suppose as long as the US/UK exist that can always happen?
They could degrade but that would take a long, noticeable amount of time. Or am I underestimating the potential for swift change and controlled demolition?

[Anonymous No.57344730]

>>57337874
beautiful coins fren

[Anonymous No.57344774]

>>57344725
gold is not really a short term play. i think you should sit on it for a while. use the money that you're saving for a down payment and put a portion into gold.

day to day news is not the play. instead the monthly news of FRB injecting dollars in new and innovative ways.

the entire economy being driven by interest rates

etc

[Anonymous No.57344829]

>>57344774
Thanks for the pointers, I've got all day to read so hopefully I'll understand it. Eventually.

[Anonymous No.57344973]

>>57344571
>but if you use bitcoin to buy gold then your winning ,at least that how i see it
this is literally what i do
basically all in on bitcoin, take some profits to buy gold

haters can hate, but i've already got 22oz of gold and almost 2 BTC, in addition to all my normie investments

[Anonymous No.57345174]

>>57344635
>>57344648
Cool effect, novel display.

[Anonymous No.57345246]

>>57343731
>gold is literally just metal

It's literally tangible and exists unlike your digital farts

[Anonymous No.57345324]

>>57337874
>The first coins in history were minted from electrum
Made me look it up! I learned something already today - thanks!

[Anonymous No.57345340]

pretty reasonable shipping imo

[Anonymous No.57345368]

>>57344973
nice, I could've made some insane profit if i bought when it was 25k last year and used it to buy gold now,but it is what it is

[Anonymous No.57345626]

>>57345368
Tortoise and the hair. Gold is the tortoise.

[Anonymous No.57345637]

[Anonymous No.57345697]

>>57336630
This

[Anonymous No.57345728]

>>57336658
Based industrial shot/grain enjoyer.

[Anonymous No.57345849]

die polishing lines? seems like a lot of marks for ms66

[Anonymous No.57345871]

>>57340475
That was me anon. That's a cool bar. How many ounces?

[Anonymous No.57345921]

>>57345871
I should also say I'm only a Florida bro for a quarter of the year while on vacation. Otherwise I am dealing with frigid temperatures and snow. Atleast I can in person pick up from the coin shoppe though. So it does have it's perks.

[Anonymous No.57346015]

>>57344215
I'm a numi noob, so I would love your input on how I did. He asked $650 for the lot and I talked him down to $450 for everything in the album.
https://imgur.com/a/4JiXhac

[Anonymous No.57346223]

>>57346015
>He asked $650 for the lot and I talked him down to $450 for everything in the album.

That's a fair price, the commemorative (mintage 25K) is the most valuable piece unless I'm missing something. I don't know if the Thaler is a special variety but assuming it's a common one I think the total value of the lot is ~600-650, so after fees you could still pocket some profit if sold on ebay. That's the rule-of-thumb measuring stick I like to use; if you can sell and still come out ahead after subtracting fees/costs then ya done gud. You got a really cool eclectic medley, in spite of the risk to your wallet I hope they spark further interest in such sovlfvl coins.

[Anonymous No.57346375]

>>57345871
>>57345921
Cool - I spent a fair bit of time in FL - some at college, some with family.
41.2 g (1.32 ozt) total, sterling; 38.1 g (1.23 ozt) ASW, 1.5x2.1 inches.
Franklin came out with a bunch of states. I just need IL, and I'll have the states that have meaning for me.

[Anonymous No.57346525]

>>57346223
I have some more! I'll get them out tonight or tomorrow and post them in the next bread. You are right, it is addicting.

>Dad and I are building the set of those early commemoratives, they're so lovely and interesting and affordable in spite of their rarity that I consider them the best value in US coins bar-none.
This is true, I didn't even know they existed until I happened stumbled across this lot, but I definiely want to collect more of these now. Such a nice, thick solid hand-feel, and incredible detail for their age.

[Anonymous No.57346856]

>>57346375
Its always hard to tell the silver content of your captures. Banana for scale?
I got married in Naples over a decade ago and have been returning to south Florida yearly since. Beautiful area. Have you ever been to any natural springs while you were located in Florida?

[Anonymous No.57347064]

>>57346525
Which state is this one for? I like it. But badger > beaver

[Anonymous No.57347414]

>>57347064
NY.

[Anonymous No.57347426]

>>57347064
I like the ship ones too

[Anonymous No.57347557]

>>57343842
Kek

[Anonymous No.57347617]

>>57343731
>gold is literally just metal
That's the point you ubercretin

[Anonymous No.57347891]

>>57346525
>I didn't even know they existed until I happened stumbled across this lot, but I definiely want to collect more of these now

Yeah man, aside from perhaps the common 1892-93 Columbian Exposition halves most US coin collectors have very little knowledge or experience with the old commemorative halves, so besides arguably being the best value they're one of the best kept secrets in US coins too. I hope it stays that way until my dad and I complete the collection, considering how little awareness there is compared with overhyped stuff like Morgan dollars I can't really think of anything else with as much asymmetrical investment potential. I'm not exactly betting on that happening as they could stay under the radar forever, but many are already past that "100 year old" mental benchmark so if they ever get even a trickle of mainstream respect and appreciation for their historical and aesthetic value they'd probably perform really well due to the tiny supply.

[Anonymous No.57347894]

>>57337126
every empire collapses, this lawyer-banker one is no different just because it's global

[Anonymous No.57348189]

>>57346856
Oddly, no bananas. But dimensions are there.
No - never saw a spring. Been top Tarpon Springs though. Not really the same. Loved the Greek salad at Papa's, which I guess is long gone now.

[Anonymous No.57348423]

>>57338477
>>57338527
That's the strategy

Buy cheap silver now, wait for the ratio to correct itself, then trade excess silver for gold as you need it

[Anonymous No.57348699]

>>57344458
>by the end of the year of 2024
>hopefully the prices won't skyrocket till then

[Anonymous No.57348717]

>>57343731
>this is horribly misinformed, if you're not trolling you should read up a little bit
And boy is there a lot to read up!
Did you know that most of the internet infrastructure is actually comically outdated and that there is literally no way for most of it to be updated in anything resembling a timely manner?
Did you know that cyber-security analysts understand and warn pretty much everyone who will listen that cyberattacks grow more advanced each day, and P2P networks like Bitcoin are not immune to such attacks?
Did you know that while the P2P network is fairly robust, to err is human, and the hardware is not eternal? Did you know that over $100 Billion in bitcoin has been lost or rendered unrecoverable already, and that as the network ages this will continue to occur?
Did you know that Bitcoin, much like the fiat its supporters claim to be against, produces nothing and has no actual use-case?
Did you know that its only value is as a speculative asset?
And finally: did you know that Christ is King?

[Anonymous No.57348751]

>>57348717
>Did you know that over $100 Billion in bitcoin has been lost
crypto kiddies will tell you this is bullish and a good thing

[Anonymous No.57348785]

>>57347426
nice ship

[Anonymous No.57348964]

Very quiet in here.

[Anonymous No.57348965]

My latest Geiger bar came in.

[Anonymous No.57348988]

>>57348964
pretty cool. haven't seen a pick coin before. i'm pretty much waiting on the 2024 bullion to start coming out before ordering much more stacking silber

[Anonymous No.57349037]

>>57348964
>Very quiet in here.
shills and glowies must be on vacation, no shizo memes either
>>57348965
Beautiful, love Geiger. There's a 5 kilo bar out there.

[Anonymous No.57349050]

>>57348988
>haven't seen a pick coin before

They actually made a smaller version of this thats 5 grams .925 that could actually be used as a pick.

https://www.pamp.com/product/collectible/fenderr-sterling-silver-5g-playable-guitar-pick

[Anonymous No.57349109]

>>57348189
https://www.appraisaldevelopment.com/articles.php?article=2064

Seems like it is long gone. But the restaurant was under a new name for some time. Riverside Grille House. A quick map search showed Aegean bar grill patio in its place, but that appears closed as well.

>added a scoop of potato salad to the salad
wut

[Anonymous No.57349201]

Tomorrow is the first day of business for the PMG business. Operating out of a flea market for now. 25$ a day. Not bad far 7am-3pm. I am hoping to sell of a good chunk of the nerd shit (roughly 700-900$) although I wouldn't mind just offloading the entire batch for fair price. I just need the extra half grand to buy 10 kilo's of silver for the real business. I am not buying silver from consumers just yet because I do not have the liquidity.

[Anonymous No.57349371]

>>57349201
Wow, that is exciting!

[Anonymous No.57349377]

>>57349037
Thanks fren.
>>57349201
Based. Best of luck.

[Anonymous No.57349514]

I declare that all /pmg/ frens WILL make it

[Anonymous No.57349569]

>>57349514
Especially silver stackers.

[Anonymous No.57349698]

>>57343842
shrek also issued coins

[Anonymous No.57349727]

>>57349698
Someone say Shrek?

[Anonymous No.57349729]

the memefag is posting in random pol thread now; this one was on earwax

did someone hire a jeet team to spam retarded silver memes?

[Anonymous No.57349738]

>>57349109
>>added a scoop of potato salad to the salad
>wut
It was awesome!

[Anonymous No.57349838]

>>57349729
nice catch. I'm dumbfounded as to what that person or group is trying to accomplish.

[Anonymous No.57349864]

>>57349838
>endlessly posts pro-silver memes in the silver thread
>I'm dumbfounded as to what that person or group is trying to accomplish.

[Anonymous No.57349959]

Should I pick up some maple grams? They’re on sale.

[Anonymous No.57349996]

>>57349959
Is water wet?
how much are they?

[Anonymous No.57350012]

>>57349698
thick neck

[Anonymous No.57350027]

anyone have a stacking tier chart?

[Anonymous No.57350058]

>>57350027
preferably the bob chart

[Anonymous No.57350065]

>>57350027
I've got some laying around

[Anonymous No.57350067]

>>57350027
I like this one, Very Underrated.

[Anonymous No.57350069]

>>57350027

[Anonymous No.57350079]

>>57350027

[Anonymous No.57350083]

[Anonymous No.57350089]

[Anonymous No.57350123]

>>57350089
kek I've never seen this one before

[Anonymous No.57350166]

LCS was charging $24 for cull silver dollars, not bad. They were like $30 for a long while.

[Anonymous No.57350182]

>>57349996
$80.67 or 84.03 with cc on apmex

[Anonymous No.57350203]

>>57350182
That's not bad at all. I can only find a slightly better price on eBay with Aydin coins, or a sheet of them from SD Bullion is around 73/g

https://www.ebay.com/itm/361307125371

https://sdbullion.com/2023-25-1-gram-canadian-gold-maplegram25-coin-sheet

[Anonymous No.57350294]

>>57350065
>>57350067
>>57350069
>>57350079
>>57350083
>>57350089
cheers mates

[Anonymous No.57350295]

>>57349864
Those memes were schizo as fuck though, all it achieves is make silver stackers look like lunatics

[Anonymous No.57350321]

>>57350295
Don't take the bait. He knows they're shizo and he's with that group.

[Anonymous No.57350363]

>>57350166
yeah i'd back up the truck for that

[Anonymous No.57350386]

>>57350295
>all it achieves is make silver stackers look like lunatics
luckily there are no lunatics on 4chan, so posting here is a sign of great mental health.
> all it achieves
It achieves 2 other goals, which should become apparent as time goes on without him. Some of you are already noticing what happened when he left.

also I think half those tier lists were made by that dude. Maybe all of them. You guys are reposting his stuff, assuming he's still banned here.

[Anonymous No.57350403]

>>57338376
If you're in the UK you can get sovereigns for a fairly low premium compared to other fractional gold coins. They're very recognisable too since they're used in jewellery.

[Anonymous No.57350411]

>>57350386
>Some of you are already noticing what happened when he left.
less active?

[Anonymous No.57350450]

>>57350295
the memes were fine
what's bad is all the bitching about them
if you dont like a silver meme, ignore it

[Anonymous No.57350497]

I just don't think platinum can fall much further. About to buy a few bars.

[Anonymous No.57350525]

>>57350203
Yeah I think I’m going grab a few. Seems like a pretty decent price for individual grams.

[Anonymous No.57350542]

>>57349838
To make stacking seem on par with qanons that believe jfk is coming back from the dead to run for election this year.
>>57349864
Schizo anon is pro silver the same way a bipolar art major with split personalities is pro monogamy

[Anonymous No.57350572]

>>57350497
dont do it man
stick to the basic food groups, silver and gold
if economy shits the bed, shatinum is going to $400 and won't come back up

[Anonymous No.57350599]

anyone have the well to do housewives mercury dimes meme?

[Anonymous No.57350640]

>>57350599
i will post a coupe in the next thread since this thread is almost done

[Anonymous No.57350648]

>>57350599
This one?

[Anonymous No.57350683]

>>57350648
yes thank you

[Anonymous No.57350696]

>>57350640
based, please do

[Anonymous No.57350767]

>>57350683
No problem

[Anonymous No.57350803]

>>57350767
lol @ booby trap silver coins

[Anonymous No.57350813]

>>57350411
>less active?
much

[Anonymous No.57350826]

>>57338527

Always liked this one too.

[Anonymous No.57350848]

>>57350813
The range bans probably don't help either. The morning after schizo anons last post my IP was caught in a range ban. I'm stuck phone posting. I'm sure other anons got caught up to

[Anonymous No.57350862]

new bread baking
>>57350858
>>57350858
>>57350858

[Anonymous No.57350947]

>>57344635
>>57344648
That's a very cool visual you've created

[Anonymous No.57350975]

>>57350947
really is

[Anonymous No.57351031]

>>57350848
>The morning after schizo anons last post my IP was caught in a range ban. I'm sure other anons got caught up to

Yup I was rangebanned too. Schizobro is harmless, it's the reaction of normoids who can't tolerate such heavy doses of tinfoil and then go running to the jannies who are to blame.