/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.59039462]

Chunky 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: >>59029647

[Anonymous No.59039483]

>>59039462
i'm growing pretty fond of their lion logo. not as good as scottsdale, but probably 2nd place

[Anonymous No.59039492]

>>59039483
I just realized they are deliberately competing with scottsdale branding. lmfao madmen. I prefer a simple logo with your name splashed across the round.

[Anonymous No.59039505]

i cant take all these spikes constantly its driving me insane
Every time i look Gold peaked again only to dump immediatly afterwards

[Anonymous No.59039516]

>>59039462
Remember. ((((They)))) don't want you to own gold.

[Anonymous No.59039521]

>>59039505
The reason its hitting all time highs all the time now is that its at the algo ceiling and is about to smash it, plus they are having to print more trillions of clown world money to keep it down to the bitter end thats fast approaching.

[Anonymous No.59039529]

>>59039505
Just zoom out.

[Anonymous No.59039567]

Genuinely getting annoyed at the lack of buyable marks again

[Anonymous No.59039590]

>Be me
>hit all 4 of my local coin shops yesterday
>trying to sell 60 ounces of silver, 40 rounds two 10 ouncers
>not one is buying silver at all
>all say they are over stocked and cant sell it
>gold flying off the shelves

I am mildly concerned

[Anonymous No.59039610]

>>59039590
Last time this happened, it took silver a while to catch up, and then it shot way past gold's gains percentage wise.

[Anonymous No.59039613]

>>59039590
>runs out of gold
>everyone turns to silver
Gold opens the door, silver runs through it.

[Anonymous No.59039615]

>>59039590
>trying to sell 60 ounces of silver

[Anonymous No.59039618]

Silver actually even took a good 50% dump when the 2008 recession started, then in 2 years it was going straight up.

[Anonymous No.59039631]

>>59039590
>I am mildly concerned
Wild. My LCS only has super highly circulated constitutional and really banged up generic stuff. He's is a true capitalist though, and I can't ever see him turning away silver. I once saw him buy 250k of silver from an old man who was cashing out to buy a barn.

Gold though, you're right, it's a little tougher to find locally for me unless I want to shell out for larger bars. I picked up a 1oz coin a couple weeks ago, but he only had 3 to sell at the time, and two were numismatic pieces...which I can respect...but don't care for, nor would I pay for.

>>59039613
>Gold opens the door, silver runs through it.
This is how I see it happening as well.
>

[Anonymous No.59039652]

>>59039590
>doomer tranny
>silver is bad spam
many such cases

[Anonymous No.59039658]

>>59039590
>1 pbtid
>probably only talked to 1 shop and didn't like the price they were offering
>"time to FUD /pmg/"

[Anonymous No.59039700]

>>59039590
>ID contains JOO
omae wa mou shindeiru

[Anonymous No.59039702]

>>59039567
what kind of marks? reichsmarks?

[Anonymous No.59039713]

>>59039615
>>59039618
Silvers performance is absolutely Abhorrent. I like owning a little bit, but its not an "investment" like gold is an investment. Silver is purely speculative. And its a good way for poor people with limited income to get into metals

[Anonymous No.59039745]

>>59039590
>normies see line go up
>they buy, because they are retard.
They literally buy high, see their money disappearing as line go down, then get scared and sell low.
I know a guy who did that with bitcoin, bought in about 2021, missed the first big spike, then sold when it went low again and made a loss. if he had just held for the long run he would have made even more.
they literally thin:
>"oh this thing is going up, it will only go up even more now, time to buy"
If I see shit going up a lot, I'm not interested. You have to catch that wave EARLY or it is too late, it's when i see shit going down, that's when I'm interested. bought most of my bitcoin in nov 2022. Look at that point on a graph. I told everyone to buy and they said:
>"no line go down, it can only go down even more now, bitcoin will go to 0"
I love funnelling bitcoin profits into what I think is the early rise of silver. Regardless, I'd rather have silver than bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.59039746]

>>59039713
>Silver is purely speculative
Uhh... no it's not. And... no, it's not.

[Anonymous No.59039749]

>>59039462
someone please post the silver coins owner ranking system

[Anonymous No.59039756]

>>59039749
I got you shipmate

[Anonymous No.59039763]

>>59039745
please never stop posting pirate fren

[Anonymous No.59039769]

>>59039462
Anyone else getting some 2025 40th anniversary eagles?

[Anonymous No.59039770]

>>59039749

[I'm glad it's appreciated No.59039796]

>>59039763
I do what I want.
because a pirate is free.

[Anonymous No.59039820]

>>59039713
i love the appearance of gold/silver D&C shills
just proves we are on the right track

[Anonymous No.59039822]

>>59039462
>Chunky Edition

[Anonymous No.59039830]

>>59039756
Thats the pozzed (((woke))) version, heres the real one.

[Anonymous No.59039834]

>>59039713
Gold isn't an investment at all, it's just a safe place to park large amounts of wealth. Silver meanwhile is THE investment of the century as >>59039746 points out

But you already knew that didn't you fucking retard faggot shill

[Anonymous No.59039914]

heckin' chonk

[Anonymous No.59039945]

>>59039914
lookin good mate

[Anonymous No.59039986]

>>59039796
If your going to do the pirate thing at least go with a less cheesy/faggy looking pirate, at least go with proper real sea fairing sailors.

[Anonymous No.59040006]

>>59039770
forever a pirate

[Anonymous No.59040043]

>>59039567
I loved trading in my fiat shitcoins for gold, the past 2 years I haven't gotten any raises at work, yet gold is 50% higher. It's like I've essentially taken a 1/3rd pay cut for wagecucking.

[Anonymous No.59040057]

>>59039986
the one that got away was always my favorite.

[Anonymous No.59040063]

What ever happened to the silver sisters?

[Anonymous No.59040108]

Still stacking old copper pennies, got about 5000 now

[Anonymous No.59040114]

>>59039713
>And its a good way for poor people with limited income to get into metals
i mean you could also just buy 1g gold bars

personally i'm buying silver cause i think the coins are pretty and gold is fucking giga expensive right now, but if you wanted gold, even if you're poor, you could just buy tiny bars

[Anonymous No.59040204]

>>59040114
>i mean you could also just buy 1g gold bars
no, 1g gold bars are a waste of money. either save up for a real size or buy silver.

[Anonymous No.59040208]

Thousands of Bank of America customers showing $0 in their bank accounts. Habbening? They should have been their own bank.

[Anonymous No.59040220]

>>59039462
>1oz of gold = 5lbs of silver
my bags are feeling heavy sisters

[Anonymous No.59040238]

>>59039830
60oz gold and 400oz silver here (and 40kg copper), am i gonna make it? Cant make photos cause i dont storage it here.
Plan to get 1600oz more silver this year, i wont buy gold anymore

[Anonymous No.59040246]

>>59040204
Even 1g is only 15% over spot, whereas a 1oz silver costs 30% over spot without haggling over third party deals

[Anonymous No.59040272]

>>59040246
yep. also where i live, much as with many other european countries, you pay VAT on silver (20% ish) whereas gold is VAT free.

again the real reason i'd rather buy silver than gold right now is just that silver isn't as massively high in price right now. also i like looking at the coins durr

[Anonymous No.59040274]

>>59040246
if you can't find silver for less than 30% premium, that's what we call a you problem

[Anonymous No.59040299]

>>59039516
the article isn't saying don't buy gold, it's saying don't buy gold at costco because they charge higher premiums, sell out quickly, and you have to buy a membership just to shop there. Instead buy from a bullion dealer.

https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/precious-metals/article-820402

But is it just me or does it seem like this article was written by chatgpt, the way it's organized and some of the things they bring up don't really seem relevant.

[Anonymous No.59040306]

>>59040274
VAT, otherwise its just a PITA spending time and effort buying on forums to not get stupidly overcharged

[Anonymous No.59040311]

>>59040306
...or scammed

[Anonymous No.59040318]

>>59040238
FUUUUUCK BRAH. 60 ounces of GOLD???? I thought 5-10 ounces gold was a make it stack. You be real rich if the gold standard comes back

[Anonymous No.59040336]

>>59040299
I read the article and the first alternative they suggest is gold IRAs lmao

[Anonymous No.59040405]

>>59040318
5-10 oz of gold is like 20 000$. even i could affort that and i'm a gigapoorfag

>>59040238
>40kg copper
lmao why bother? do you speculate it will go up massively?

btw is anyone here actually selling their gold right now? i know it's sort of agains /pmg/ principles but man, i know a guy whos got a kilo of gold which he bought for a third of what it's worth now. i'd be selling that shit in a heartbeat. put the money in something stable and just buy more gold with it when the price inevitably goes down

[Anonymous No.59040421]

>>59040405
To be fair I picked up a 10oz copper geiger bar for about £15 a while back as a joke, looking at ebay they go for double or even near triple that now

[Anonymous No.59040427]

>>59039590
>be me
>hit /pmg/
>trying to relax with the frens
>immediately see a 1PBTID silver fudder with retarded claims not even 10 posts in
>have JOO in ID
>my day is ruined

I am mildly annoyed

[Anonymous No.59040428]

>>59040318
If the gold standard was brought back private gold ownership would be severely limited again. Gold used to be a controlled substance, and its possession was presumptively banned.

[Anonymous No.59040450]

>>59040238
>Cant make photos cause i dont storage it here.
Let me guess, your paying some vaulting company to "mind" it for you.

[Anonymous No.59040494]

>>59040421
>10oz copper geiger bar
FEINKUPFER does have a nice ring to it. considering buying one off craigslist myself, i guess if i get scammed on my feinkupfer i aint losing much

[Anonymous No.59040495]

>>59040427
>runs as "Libertarian"
>"converts" to judaism after getting into office
>exports nation's gold reserves
Cunt.

[Anonymous No.59040500]

>>59040427
I’m a silver fudder and I just slurped today

[Anonymous No.59040520]

>>59040494
I think in the future these memes may actually be useful, insofar as they cost about what 1oz of silver costs now, and in the future true poors may pick them up instead of even silver if the price does moon

[Anonymous No.59040545]

>>59040520
wait why the fuck are they selling kilo bars of copper for 33.3€ when the actual price market price for copper is at nine bucks? that's almost 300% premium, is it a retard tax for buying copper bars?

[Anonymous No.59040554]

>>59040405
One night i was drunk and ordered 12 5kg copper bars, gifted 4 of them to frens
Dont know what got into me
>>59040450
Its at my moms place, im living in a small flat with a fren atm

[Anonymous No.59040578]

>>59040554
At least they'll have something to barter with lmao, based gentleman distributing copper to the normies

[Anonymous No.59040579]

Lol, numbers on a screen.

[Anonymous No.59040583]

>>59040579
HGMJA

[Anonymous No.59040590]

>>59040583
>HGMJA
Huh?

[Anonymous No.59040600]

>>59040545
>why the fuck are they selling kilo bars of copper for 33.3€

Do the maths, Most of these mints a run by (((cultists)))

[I'm glad it's appreciated No.59040601]

>>59039986
>If your going to do the pirate thing at least go with a less cheesy/faggy looking pirate
OR, I could have fun.
>at least go with proper real sea fairing sailors.
aka poor pirates.
wait no, sailors? not even pirates!
You piqued my interest about how accurate a portrayal captain hook is and consulting my illustrated pirate history book, which contains portraits and woodcuts from 1600, and also searching up what was popular fashion for the well-to-do in the 1600's and 1700's, turns out captain hook there's pretty spot on.

[Anonymous No.59040608]

>>59040579
Wait everyones crypto wallets read the same thing.

[Anonymous No.59040621]

>>59040108
>copper pennies
This remind me the state is so broke it cant even produce pennies anymore

[Anonymous No.59040653]

>>59040621
We can't do without pennies. The smallest denomination would then be the nickel. Half the population of America is unable to round to the nearest 5 cents on transactions with remainders.
Chaos would ensue.

[Anonymous No.59040660]

>>59040428
>Gold used to be a controlled substance, and its possession was presumptively banned.
this always gets me thinking
Lets say that hypothetically america returns to the Gold standard and makes possesion of Gold illegal again would you be okay with it assuming they wont devalue the value of the Dollar?
it wouldnt be complelty unheard of Gold and Silver have been illegal for longer than they have been legal now and america in the 50 or 60 wasnt exactly a bad time to be around
Then again saying that youre paper money is actually peged to Gold while simultaniosly making iot illegal to own Gold makes the whole concept kinda pointless

[Anonymous No.59040698]

>>59040238
>Cant make photos cause i dont storage it here.
let me guess, you bought vaulted garbage

[Anonymous No.59040702]

>>59040579
muh numbeeeerrrrrsssss

[Anonymous No.59040749]

Any other plat stackers? How many oz of plat to make it? I have 5,900 shares of Sibanye but am new to stacking physical (2) oz owned & (2) moar in the mail.

[Anonymous No.59040795]

>>59040749
what is platinum primarily used for?

[Anonymous No.59040797]

>>59040749
>5,900 shares of Sibanye
>2oz of platinum
>new to stacking physical

Just make sure you get a good set of knee pads before the banks go down.

[Anonymous No.59040809]

34 dollars
55 half dollars
212 quarters
231 dimes

[Anonymous No.59040848]

>>59040797
I have physical gold (1.5-2.5oz) & silver (probably 300+oz) but it’s all in the form of jewelry (wedding bands from grandparents + 2 gold Rolex’s), sterling silver cutlery (grandparents), sterling cups & plates etc.
what is make it stack for plat? I’m stacking newfag most of $ is in stocks and real estate
$5,000,000 NW 28 WM FL

[Anonymous No.59040856]

So uh

it sounds like Bank of America just did bails ins under everyone's noses

[Anonymous No.59040867]

>>59039590
At the end of the day Gold is the first thing people go to when they think money, Silver is always second.
I think the fundamentals of long Silver right now are good but I'm not delusional about it.

[Anonymous No.59040877]

>>59040795
Catalytic Converters.
It has a few more niche uses but the overwhelming majority of production goes to automotive.

[Anonymous No.59040889]

>>59040856

[Anonymous No.59040906]

>>59040660
You have things backwards. Gold was made illegal in the USA as part of the scheme for getting OFF the gold standard. And what could you possibly mean by saying that gold and silver were illegal for longer than they were legal? Gold and silver have been the world's money, jingling in the pockets of peasants and lords alike, for most of human history. It was only the advent of the American fiat scam, initiated less than a hundred years ago, that took specie out of the hands of the people..

[Anonymous No.59040907]

I have over 100k USD in an annuity, should I take the penalty and just load up on PM's?

[Anonymous No.59040910]

>>59040877
Many oz of plat to make it?

[Anonymous No.59040924]

What did he mean by that?

[Anonymous No.59040930]

>>59040877
But platinum is critical to hydrogen fuel, both generating it and in fuel cells to burn it. There is a good case to be made that in the long term, the world will run on nuclear power used to generate hydrogen. But I wouldn't buy platinum until you are well stocked with silver and gold.

[Anonymous No.59040931]

>>59040907
Penalty is what, 10% if you're in the US? I think PMs would go up more than that personally.

[Anonymous No.59040960]

>>59040930
muh hydrogen
it's a meme

[Anonymous No.59040964]

>>59040907
yes, fuck those penalties. they don't matter. eat em and buy real wealth

[Anonymous No.59040970]

>>59040960
As between Toyota Motor Company and anonymous guy on the internet who uses the word "meme" in his analysis, I guess I'll go with Toyota.

[Anonymous No.59040973]

>>59040907
If you decide to buy a large amount of PMs, I'd suggest spreading out the orders across dealers over some time, because there's a threshold where they are required to report large purchases and sales to the IRS.

[Anonymous No.59040983]

>>59040427
We're going to wake up to find out ALL Western gold has been moved to Israel.

[Anonymous No.59040993]

>>59040983
lol, possible

[Anonymous No.59041018]

>>59040983
Oh it doesn't end there, the next day the brics are forced to nuke pissrael and all the Gold is evaporated sending the spot to 10 Billion an Ounce.

[Anonymous No.59041024]

>>59040579
>me numbers' digitally vanished! i'm ruined!
kek, you'll never be real money

[Anonymous No.59041041]

>>59040579
Ha. Heh. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.59041046]

Any advice for a coinlet newfag like me? I have an okay bit of junk/sterling silver and a few ounces of confirmed gold coming from family at some point.

Was considering picrel to start a nice silver stack, is it worth it to buy at a buck or two above the spot? Or would this be retarded?

[Anonymous No.59041047]

>>59040809
'tis a fine stack of constitutional innit, my good fren
>carry on

[Anonymous No.59041053]

>>59040983
Wouldn't surprise me in the slightest tbdesu. Anytime a new ""leader"" appear in the EU, their first move is to secretly send people's gold to the US/Israel. Then we learn about it months or years later and they always pull up the worst excuses for looting our reserves.

>>59040924
I believe this Rashad dude will soon be alleged to be part of the Hamas leadership kek.

[Anonymous No.59041058]

Can I have an explanation as to how and why silver is trading so much lower than it's 2011 high? Is it because there are so many reserves/resources? Is it because silver is mainly mined as a byproduct and therefore it is not the focus as opposed to Gold and copper?

[Anonymous No.59041064]

>>59040960
the sun is powered by what?
>shill for the qweer lifestyle

[Anonymous No.59041073]

>>59041058
>Is it because silver is mainly mined as a byproduct and therefore it is not the focus as opposed to Gold and copper?
Yes, for a good part. Another reason is how much paper silver get sold on the markets, they are the vast majority of related purchases for investment purposes.

[Anonymous No.59041077]

>>59041064
she's finally looking like the trailer trash crackhead mom she always was meant to be.

[Anonymous No.59041087]

>>59041073
>>59041073
Ok but don't ppl see the scam from paper?

[Anonymous No.59041128]

>>59041064
>>59041077
If she had a gun, she'd only shoot jews.

[Anonymous No.59041138]

>>59040809
Damn! Nice canuck stack fren!

[Anonymous No.59041159]

>>59041087
Some do yes. But the big players like the hedge funds, pension funds, institutional investors,... find silver to be too cumbersome and do not want to have to deal with storage, logistics & insurance fees related to the physical medium. Having the fake stuff is much more convenient for trading purposes (until it isn't).
Every retarded decision we are witnessing comes from the belief the statu quo is eternal.

Then you could also argue there is simply way too much fiat money who NEED to be invested (or else being eaten by currency devaluation/dilution) and there are way too few physical vehicles to support this strain without a massive revaluation. So the only way to keep the statu quo valid is to invest said fiat money into (digitalized) representations of the vehicles, said representations you can duplicate ad infinitum.
A while back i made some lenghty posts explaining how any billionaire could easily corner the silver market, but why they will never do so, because the richfags are the ones needing the most the current statu quo to continue to exist, it's how they got rich in the first place. But they also understand they cannot take more than their fair share, unless it's in the digital realm, where they can buy as many assets as they want to with their fake monies, since we can issue as many fake assets as we want.

That's also why they push all the normies to only invest in those etherical assets (401k, REIT, stock options,..). Even for the plebs there is no remotely enough gold and silver to go around. Not even for 1% at the current valuation.

[Anonymous No.59041168]

>>59040809
I imagine how pleasant it was to hear the *clink clonk* once you put it all back in a bag.

[Anonymous No.59041227]

>>59039462

I can get granulated silver at 25% below spot price per gram, is this a good deal?the downside is that I live in a country where selling it back at a good price is difficult.

[Anonymous No.59041265]

>>59040238
>40kg copper
Jesus Maria

[Anonymous No.59041282]

>>59041227
as long as you trust the seller, yeah thats a good price. You could make it up just selling it to a refiner

[Anonymous No.59041285]

>>59041128
I see knives, stabby-stabby all news in the carotid…
>kekekekekek

[Anonymous No.59041289]

>>59041227
This? Silver shot? Or what?
Cheers mate

[Anonymous No.59041298]

>>59040427
Seeing as Milei is anti-communist, he's moved Argentina's gold to the Bank of England for two reasons:

1. It gives the western financial institutions more gold to temporarily put on the market to stabilize the fiat price.
2. It's a fuck you to future leftists by putting Argentina's gold in the hands of a western county party institution.

Everyone seems to forget that China is looking to have economic might over all of South America. The United States cannot let that happen, especially to Argentina. The only thing that stops Argentina from being an international powerhouse is its incompetence. China could change that around with its immense funding. Geographically Argentina is OP. Temperate climate, fresh water rivers up and down the entire country, half the country next to the ocean, it fucking amazes me it hasn't happened sooner. If China changed that then Argentina would be indebted to the CCP. It would effectively give China an ally like Australia is to the United States.

[Anonymous No.59041299]

>ordered a 15toz bar
I do need to stop now and save cash even though I keep saying that and don't.

[Anonymous No.59041320]

>>59041298
Confirmed moved to bank of (((england )))?

[Anonymous No.59041321]

>>59041299
I've never had a problem restraining myself from purchases above spot. The hard part is when cheapies are involved. Deals don't come around all the time, so when they show up and I'm still sticking to my budget is when the pain sets in.

[Anonymous No.59041331]

>>59041321
>hard part is when cheapies are involved
We're still in the cheapies. That's the problem...

[Anonymous No.59041364]

>>59041227
>>59041282
A lot of coin shops won't even buy shot because it's apparently a pain in the ass to measure out. Maybe that'll change when fiat starts taking a dive though.

[Anonymous No.59041365]

>>59040930
Hydrogen fuel is complete snake oil.
Fusion has a better chance of being real and thats saying something.

[Anonymous No.59041370]

>>59041087
the point of paper is that it allows the wall street bros to fuck with the price without actually owning it
it is a complete scam but its only functional until someone actually tries to withdraw the silver, which will never happen because all parties involved are in on the game.

[Anonymous No.59041378]

>>59041298
very well put anon

[Anonymous No.59041379]

>>59041370
>until someone actually tries to withdraw the silver
It'll happen with gold first.
>gold opens the door, silver runs through it

[Anonymous No.59041388]

>>59041289

Yup

>>59041282

Yes, had it tested, its legit.

>>59041364

What do you mean by measure out, surely they can just use a regular scale for weighing it.

[Anonymous No.59041415]

Are you locked in for the precious metals bull?

[Anonymous No.59041440]

>>59041415
Locked & loaded

[Anonymous No.59041441]

>>59041365
Calling it snake oil falls short of fact-based analysis. Can you do better? I'm listening.

[Anonymous No.59041459]

>>59041415
Moo...

[Anonymous No.59041504]

>>59041415
>mood
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BBrMuqs4E4M&pp=ygUeZnJvbnQgbGluZSBhc3NlbWJseSBtaW5kcGhhc2Vy

[Anonymous No.59041506]

>>59039830
What is one Oz of platinum considered?

[Anonymous No.59041508]

>>59041415
No. I need more, I'm supposed to have a check coming...

[Anonymous No.59041556]

>>59041018
>jews nuke poorer jews to make a profit to grow their influence while also putting them closer to prophecy numbers regarding slaves
possible
i can see it

[Anonymous No.59041567]

[Anonymous No.59041575]

>TAMP TAMP TAMP
Just let shit moon already dammit.

[Anonymous No.59041606]

>>59041018
>Oh it doesn't end there, the next day the brics are forced to nuke pissrael and all the Gold is evaporated sending the spot to 10 Billion an Ounce.

Fort Knox is in America and Goldfinger is one hell of an old movie to be getting your ideas from.

[Anonymous No.59041619]

>>59041506
probably about 30 silvers

[Anonymous No.59041630]

>>59041506
>What is one Oz of platinum considered?
30-40. Silver price moves around a lot more than Pt.

[Anonymous No.59041650]

looking at the silver monthly chart and just noticed that this september was the highest monthly close since 2012. any thoughts on where gold and silver will be by Christmas?

[Anonymous No.59041665]

>>59041650
It really depends on the election

[Anonymous No.59041668]

>>59041650
I'm not going to pretend to guess silvers price by Christmas, but I'd say there's a very high chance that gold will be at or over $2.75k by then, easily. I have my doubts it'll drop in price anytime soon, but it could crab averaging $2.7k for the next few months.

[Anonymous No.59041704]

>>59041665
not really

[Anonymous No.59041773]

I bought some gold at sub 2K prices and am looking to swap to silver. Is the ratio still historically good or has that boat already sailed? I forgot what it's supposed to be 20:1?

[Anonymous No.59041868]

Are the bitcoin kids seething yet?

[Anonymous No.59041871]

>>59041773
If you can swap before silver gets above $33, you'll be good.

[Anonymous No.59041916]

i need to buy some junk silver. i dont wanna break down whole oz coins and rounds for food and blowjobs.

[Anonymous No.59041925]

what's the best weight in bars to buy? 500g? 20oz? low premiums and peak liquidation ability are the aims

[Anonymous No.59042056]

>>59040970
They sell like 2k/year of those lmao

[Anonymous No.59042087]

>>59041925
10oz for price vs liquidity, larger than that is harder to resell when the price moons

[Anonymous No.59042211]

>>59041299
technically you are saving, if you are really that desperate for money I don't think you could afford 15oz of beans let alone gold or silver. If you really need cash you could sell that in one day if you took a little loss.
That's kinda what I always think, my money is losing value because of inflation anyway, taking a little loss on silver if I am desperate doesn't actually set me back as much as it seems. However I'd still be in profit if I sold my silver for a loss now, because line go up at the moment, slight upwards trend since 2018.
Looking at the history of silver, it seems to have a slight upwards trend like that for about 8 years, then spikes up massively. It's been 6 years since 2018. Are we at the beginning of a big wave? Only time will tell.

[Anonymous No.59042227]

>>59041459
do you have a coin with fucking Holo on it!?
I've never seen a coin I wanted more apart from a real piece of 8.

[Anonymous No.59042243]

>>59042211
i mean; if i sold my silver below spot, I'd still be in profit.
fucked it up slightly, hard night on the grog.

[Anonymous No.59042330]

>>59041916
mentioned in a previous thread, you can get old coins for that, someone else even pointed out that you can indeed get bulk lots of 500 fineness silver coins below spot! pre-1920 british coinage is sterling, 925, and goes as low as the tiny threepence, at 1.4grams, and as high as the crown, which is a standard oz.
even looking on ebay right now, some big lots of coins going way below spot, but they will probably get bid up, and a few absolutely ridiculous ones with like 50% premium, sod that.

[Anonymous No.59042425]

>>59042056
That's how many of their first cars they sold. Now they sell more cars than anyone in the world. And they were the pioneer of the hybrid market WAY ahead of everyone else. And they correctly predicted that battery electrics were being over-hyped. Now car makers all over are pulling back on batteries. So I think they are worth watching. The only thing hydrogen lacks is infrastructure and that is already being built out. Long-haul trucking will be first. That will fund the infrastructure. Then passenger vehicles will follow.

But if the day comes when Toyota and Hyundai say hydrogen is not feasible, then I will sell.

[Anonymous No.59042509]

>>59041868
Tranny detected

[Anonymous No.59042611]

>>59042227
>do you have a coin with fucking Holo on it!?
>avatarfagging
How new are you?

[Anonymous No.59042626]

>>59041365
We already have the tech for economic fusion power but NIMBYs would go ape shit over small fusion bombs being detonated repeatedly to generate steam.

[Anonymous No.59042633]

>>59042211
Do you invest in the gold/silver/plat miners as well?

[Anonymous No.59042654]

>>59042425
Would it not be easier from a logistics standpoint to gradually replace petrol ICE with LNG ICE vehicles rather than hydrogen?
Since we already have a decently built out LNG pipeline network at least in US?

[Anonymous No.59042791]

>>59039590
JOO farming YOOs
just imagine a nasaly whiny jew voice
"and then I went to my local jewelry store, owned by my great uncle Leo steinberg, he escaped the camps you know, and silver, well nobody was buying it...hold on... let me catch my breath here. nobody was buying silver. all sellers. they were using asahi bars as doorstops, the chutzpah of that shmuck..

[Anonymous No.59042842]

>>59042611
>avatarfagging
we have ID's you fucking land lubber.

[Anonymous No.59042844]

>>59042654
Sure. And there are already a non-trivial number of vehicles on the road burning LNG. But part of what is driving the whole movement away from ICE is carbon emissions. Whether you think it is really a problem or not, it is a force in the market and in government policy. Another problem is the ultimately finite quantity of petroleum. LNG still has these problems. Hydrogen doesn't.

I would say that you could move towards LNG as a step towards hydrogen, but I don't think LNG infrastructure will hold hydrogen. But hydrogen infrastructure should hold LNG just fine. So you could start upgrading LNG infrastructure to be hydrogen-ready.

I think the day will come when we embrace fission as the core of global energy production and use it to generate hydrogen, which will be the fuel of essentially all land and air vehicles. Absent some major innovation, platinum will have a major role in that. But it might be awhile.

[Anonymous No.59042853]

Are there /pmg/ newfags now? What did you buy in at?

[Anonymous No.59042886]

>>59042633
nay, it's a pirates life for me, just stacking me booty.
I don't really have time to figure all that out, and I wouldn't want to go in blind, I have a lot to do elsewhere before I can even think about beginning to learn what I need to know to invest wisely in those areas.
If I did invest in something though I'd rather do something a little more risky, like invest in upcoming technology like AI companies or something really specialist like that quartz mine we were talking about last thread.

[Anonymous No.59042901]

>>59042791
I can hear it

[Anonymous No.59042917]

>>59039505
zoom out.

[Anonymous No.59042925]

>>59039505
>UP AND DOWN UP AND DOWN FASTER, FASTER!

[Anonymous No.59042932]

>>59041504
get the fuck out of here chatbot

[Anonymous No.59042939]

>>59042844
>the ultimately finite quantity of petroleum
anon, crude oil wells replenish themselves over time, even though drilling companies cap off the wells after an arbitrary duration

[Anonymous No.59042946]

>>59039462
At was gsr do you guys plan on swapping? For me, it’s 40-50

[Anonymous No.59043032]

>>59042939
>crude oil wells replenish themselves over time
That's because oil is the Earth's blood. The earth is a living being that generates a magnetic field, just like all living beings. Oil is it's lifeblood. The elite know this, and know that continuously sucking the blood out of Earth is going to eventually kick off a global auto-immune response in the form of an ice-age in an attempt to stop the blood suckers (humanity) from draining it's blood. No I will not take my meds.

[Anonymous No.59043046]

>>59043032
100% right.

[Anonymous No.59043059]

How autistic am I? Aimee has been cutting my hair for like four years now and I think I just figured out today she's been giving me what I have been wanting to ask for but just not styling it that way while I'm there.

[Anonymous No.59043070]

>>59043059
Have you told Aimee to invest in precious metals yet?

[Anonymous No.59043079]

>>59043032
I believe this. I've read a similar theory that '''they'' have been normalizing sexual degeneracy/immorality because it lowers the vibrational energy of the planet and the people to the point that some kind of global cataclysm reset event is triggered like an auto-immune response. Instead of an ice age though I think it might be a solar flare.

[Anonymous No.59043082]

>>59043070
I'll probably have to bring her a pirate now when they show up

[Anonymous No.59043086]

>>59042946
That's a great question. Because although we know the historical and mining ratios being much lower, it always feels like the system can ignore these obvious sentiments and valuations. It would really depend on the news cycles and general sentiment surrounding the economy and silver in general.
One thing that is interesting is that above ground stocks of gold, if remonetized, would have to revalue silver far higher due to arbitrage.
I tend to agree that silver is going to break free of the usual GSR and is going to be fully revalued as an industrial metal. Your silver coins, decades from now, will look as amazing as if someone had bags of palladium coins. A 100oz silver bar will be as stunning as someone having 100oz bar of platinum.
New silver coming out of the ground is like 3-4 grams per person. Which is the size of a penny. A single ounce of silver is literally 10YEARS worth of your individual allotment of silver. That is absolutely absurd and the only reason the price is so low is because we are burning through existing stock now that we are in a digital age. The low price has us wasting our silver on solar panels, and silly consumer products when quite clearly there is a shortage. The monetary and the industrial usage has me convinced the GSR could go far below 40-50.

[Anonymous No.59043087]

My local air pollution is shit and my antique silverware keeps tarnishing every other week from sulphur, would using renaissance wax protect it without damage?

[Anonymous No.59043088]

>>59042227
Do you not?

[Anonymous No.59043134]

>>59043086
>New silver coming out of the ground is like 3-4 grams per person.
Please adjust your calculations to adjust for the new population reality. Global population of 500,000,000 is the correct post reset assumption, not 8,500,000,000+.

[Anonymous No.59043140]

>>59043087
Store it in silver cloth to reduce tarnish. You can buy pre-made tableware silvercloth storage wraps on ebay for reasonable prices, or just buy the cloth by the roll/yard and wrap it in that.

[Anonymous No.59043151]

>>59043086
>New silver coming out of the ground is like 3-4 grams per person. Which is the size of a penny. A single ounce of silver is literally 10YEARS worth of your individual allotment of silver.

I think im gonna......oh yeah im gonna....here it comes!!! im going to COOOOOOOOOOOOM

[Anonymous No.59043159]

>>59043134
there's like 0% chance that there's eight billion people. that shit's inflated as hell

[Anonymous No.59043169]

>>59042946
3:1 g:s ratio

[Anonymous No.59043170]

>>59043159
1.5 Billion in India and China, each. 100,000 new Indians access the internet for the first time every single day.

[Anonymous No.59043176]

>>59043170
according to their own figures, sure. the past several years have shown that their figures aren't trustworthy though

[Anonymous No.59043288]

>>59042946
>swapping
I intend to leave my PMs to heirs. They'll probably just cash it all in for three-quarters its value and go party.

[Anonymous No.59043305]

>>59043079
Makes sense. Another big flare just popped off btw. X9 this time.

I wonder if anyone is using PMs in lieu of cash in areas impacted by Hurricane Helene.

[Anonymous No.59043343]

>>59043305
I'd guess there's a lot of sharing and donating of useful products and services. Opportunism isn't usually welcome in disasters.

[Anonymous No.59043349]

>>59043288
This. I want my grand children to have enough silver to get daily blowjobs from FWTDHW's for the next hundred years

[Anonymous No.59043425]

>>59041046
Generally speaking, the larger the coin/round/bar, the lower the premium. APMEX is probably your most expensive major online supplier in the US, but I've seen deals there as well.

Best advice: don't worry too much about the premiums. I mean, don't get raped, but you'll lose more to inflation than you will to the premium in a matter of months. Buy what you can afford, buy regularly, and don't put all your eggs into any one basket.

You still have time to make it, newfren.

[Anonymous No.59043430]

>>59043079
>and the elements will melt with fervent heat

[Anonymous No.59043497]

>>59042946
I'm waiting for 1:15
simple as

[Anonymous No.59043503]

>>59041046
Here is some advice. If you buy silver only buy American silver eagles, maples or Perth government backed coins if you live in USA. They are easiest to liquidate and most trusted. Heres another piece of advice, don't buy silver. Only gold. make 1 purchase every 3 months and you will have one ounce of gold a year. Easier to store and transport and will outperform silver. You will thank me later. 1/4 ounce govt coin every three months. 1/4 gold eagle, 1/4 gold britannia or maple. Stay the course and it will add up. If you want more get more.

[Anonymous No.59043524]

How are we feeling about the cosmic rogan round from GSM? I personally do not like it; but what are your thoughts?

[Anonymous No.59043533]

>>59043032
Did you just post the scenario of FFVII, kek?

[Anonymous No.59043537]

>>59043533
>we're gonna live through FF7
i'm ready

[Anonymous No.59043557]

>>59043087
Are they just in display? If you use them regularly, tarnishing shouldn't be an issue.
t. eat exclusively using ancient silverware to forget how poor i am

[Anonymous No.59043567]

>>59043537
can't wait to see all the nerds replacing adderall with some mako whiffs and become the new race of nazi supersoldiers.

[Anonymous No.59043571]

aand were back above $32/oz

[Anonymous No.59043586]

>>59043571
>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.59043588]

>>59043503
Before I held a piece of gold in my hand I would’ve called you a shill, but, unironically:
>this

[Anonymous No.59043614]

>>59043524
Wouldn't buy it, but I'd buy a Tim Dillon round.

[Anonymous No.59043631]

>>59043571
weirdest looking chart ever. We are 1/3rd away from reaching previous highs, and it doesn't feel like it at all.

[Anonymous No.59043634]

>>59043614
I do not get the eye balls; why not something more meme related like him doing an ice bath or him w/ smoking aliens. Seems to simple of a design for the ip they were abel to snag

[Anonymous No.59043642]

>>59043631
I will shit a brick if we go up to 50$ an oz of silver.

[Anonymous No.59043647]

>>59043524
thats a big no for me on any celebrities or politicians

[Anonymous No.59043653]

>>59043631
Because those are only nominal highs. Adjusted for inflation, the 1981 highs are like $173. The 2011 highs are more like $68.

[Anonymous No.59043661]

>>59043631
The chart makes more sense when you use a logarithmic view that shows percentage change instead of a devaluing USD

[Anonymous No.59043674]

>>59043653
>The 2011 highs are more like $68.
You are far too easy on our jewed shitfiat. I feel like i could purchase twice as much with the same amount back in 2011. Especially for food. Back then cheeseburgers at my local mcdo were at .95€, now they are 2.90€.

[Anonymous No.59043689]

>>59043176
Anything said by indians is as trustworthy as paper silver.

[Anonymous No.59043709]

>>59043674
It's still impressive to lift 200 lbs while you have an invisible fat man pressing the bar down on you.

[Anonymous No.59043740]

>>59043709
True, that's why i remain superbullish on silber. We've seen nothing yet, but it already feel good to look back and see how well we performed in the past few years.
#NoRegroots

[Anonymous No.59043746]

>>59043642
better get some lube ready

[Anonymous No.59043766]

>>59043740
>4x5kg bars

King of liquidity i see.

[Anonymous No.59043773]

>>59040809
based fellow leaf stacker
Whats your oldest Canadian silver? I see a George The Fifth in that stack. Incredibly based.

[Anonymous No.59043777]

Seems like physical BTC is holding up better than digital gold.

[Anonymous No.59043778]

>>59043766
kek
>excusez-moi, do you have the change for ma baguette?

[Anonymous No.59043816]

>>59043777
Post a pic of you holding physical BTC, We'll wait.

[Anonymous No.59043821]

>>59043777
BTC is volatile as hell, it moves more like silver. I'm still up like 200% in the last two years on it, so I keep some on the side.

[Anonymous No.59043829]

I view finance as like a castle town to defend. The outskirts and farms are like derivatives and stocks. They get sacked and burned first. The central town is like the dollar. All the activity happens there, but it will get evacuated and pillaged next too. BTC is like the moat, another layer to cross and slow down the hordes. Precious metals are my walls. And finally my house and property is my keep with my defenses inside.

[Anonymous No.59043834]

>>59043816
I think he was saying gold is physical BTC as a parody of the way people say BTC is digital gold.

[Anonymous No.59043840]

>>59043834
Thats exactly what I meant.

[Anonymous No.59043856]

>>59043834
>>59043840
Im usually the king of sarcasm but even that one went right over my head.

[Anonymous No.59044034]

>>59043425
>don't put all your eggs into any one basket.
i need to start refining my gold, has anyone got concise and complete information on how to do this chemically? i have a bunch of 1 karat electronics gold embedded in what is essentially thick PCB's, can chop them up but can't fully remove them.

[Anonymous No.59044056]

>>59043829
Based and /comfy/pilled

[Anonymous No.59044062]

>>59043829
screencapped.

[Anonymous No.59044093]

>>59043777
check'd and kek'd

[Anonymous No.59044100]

Interesting happenings here with Gold
Gold seems to have reached an new all time high and is at a stable 2400+ for Euros the highest it has ever been but in Dollars its still under its all time high by a lot
Can somone explain this discrapancy to me i assumed the Dollar and the Euro to move together

[Anonymous No.59044130]

>>59044100
>i assumed the Dollar and the Euro to move together
nope, their value changes independently, so at some point one was worth more while the other was worth less, and their value in relation to each other has changed since then.

[Anonymous No.59044135]

>>59044100
Higher demand mostly. The average European better understands the need for gold than the average American. German and Austrian citizens go hard on the PMs. I think German citizens alone stealthily hold like 5% of the retail gold in the world.

[Anonymous No.59044143]

People in Vienna were lining up out the door at the Austrian mint back in 2022 to get gold ASAP.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/inflation-uncertainty-fuel-new-gold-rush-ancient-austrian-mint-2022-12-14/

[Anonymous No.59044149]

>>59044135
yup, america is full of retards but europeans still have a lot of the old world wisdom.

[Anonymous No.59044151]

I think Germany especially has a good cultural memory of the need for gold, hearing from their grandparents about how they had to flee their home, and they had to live off the gold they could take with them. Americans don't have a recent cultural memory like that and have gotten fat off the USD for generations.

[Anonymous No.59044161]

>>59044100

[Anonymous No.59044174]

>>59044135
Yeah the German citizen hold more Gold than the German state which is already the world second biggest gold hoarder does and on avaraeg every person has around 4 ounces of gold in coins bars or Jewelry

[Anonymous No.59044235]

>>59044174
Good job Germany. A+

[Anonymous No.59044236]

>>59044161
good post
silver is soo comfy

[Anonymous No.59044246]

Another great Mike Maloney vid explaining how fucked the fed is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlow3WcF_jI

[Anonymous No.59044252]

>>59044246
I watched this and have it saved. That is some serious Grade-A tier content that is not just fanboy-drivel.

[Anonymous No.59044276]

>>59044151
India has a lot of gold as well mainly in jewelry.

[Anonymous No.59044279]

>>59044100
>i assumed the Dollar and the Euro to move together
Currencies' performances are measured against each others. How could they move together? At best they follow the same global trends, but always with variations.

[Anonymous No.59044290]

Do NOT have sex with your Silver

Silver is NOT for sex

[Anonymous No.59044294]

Could it be a real bull flag?

[Anonymous No.59044308]

>>59044161
Nice, feel strange to read yourself with few years of delay. I didn't know a fren screencapped all this stuff.

[Anonymous No.59044324]

What happened with the bank stuff? Nothingburger?

[Anonymous No.59044337]

>>59044324
Media are saying now its "fully resolved", So basically its still on going and they're going to make it look like a nothingburger so the npc's go back into memory holed cattle mode until a later date when the shit show really collapses and the media act surprised and report how there was no warning of it before the system went down.

[Anonymous No.59044341]

>>59044290
I like to put silver coins and bars under my ballsack on hot days.

[Anonymous No.59044350]

>>59044276
how many Indians actually hold Gold
India has 1,4 billion people and the majority of them are dirt poor but if 1 or 2 percent of them are actually stacking Gold and have atleast one ounce of Gold that would mean that 14.000.000 ounces of Gold are hoarded by the people which seems like a lot and even more then the central banks of some nations
So how many Indians actually stack is it just a very small percentile or are the numbers much larger?

[Anonymous No.59044358]

>>59044350
Indian households are estimated to own around 25,000 tons of gold as of a few years ago. It probably helps one of their biggest holidays "Diwali" is basically Christmas for gold. It's a huge cultural aspect for them, and even poor areas probably have those hood rich types with the gold jewelry.

[Anonymous No.59044370]

Gold is so big as a Diwali gift, Costco even sells Diwali themed gold bars

[Anonymous No.59044378]

if silver and gold were investments of the century, do you not think billioinares and the richest of the world would be hoarding it?

[Anonymous No.59044384]

>>59044358
>>59044370
thats so strange how come Indians own so much Gold and be so poor at the same time?
Its one of the dirtiest and poorest countrys of all time but at the same time the people own a ton of gold

[Anonymous No.59044390]

>>59044384
A lot of it is inheritance, though gold purchases have been exploding over the last decade in India. I think a lot of it has to do with electronic manufacturing taking off in India, so their appetite for gold has grown. I think the private gold ownership pretty much doubled since that chart you posted.

[Anonymous No.59044391]

>>59044384
I wish we could just nuke this shithole and cut it off from the world completly
If we do that we would had no more internet scams and everything would be cleaner

[Anonymous No.59044410]

>>59044378
Easier to stamp it down via paper certs

[Anonymous No.59044411]

>>59044350
>India has 1,4 billion
India surpassed China as the most populated country with 1.56 Billion people just recently. The poo plague will not be stopped unless we implement dire corrective measures.

[Anonymous No.59044414]

>>59044378
you say that as if the world most rich and powerful aren't already doing exactly that

[Anonymous No.59044421]

>>59044411
>he thinks he can stop smilejeet
baiting a sweety are we

[Anonymous No.59044441]

>>59044414
supply would dwindle and prices would go up much more.

[Anonymous No.59044470]

>>59044391

[Anonymous No.59044496]

>>59044370
The only thing I don't like about the idea of buying gold from Costco is you can't just walk in there with a sweaty wad of cash and say "gimme one of them" you have to leave a trail

[Anonymous No.59044569]

>>59044496
Probably why costco has been publicised so much....."Some of the herd will escape our system into metals, lets make sure we know who"

>Some of t

[Anonymous No.59044572]

>>59044496
Probably why costco has been publicised so much....."Some of the herd will escape our system into metals, lets make sure we know who"

[Anonymous No.59044589]

If I bought 10k+ from an online bullion shop in one transaction and now have a paper trail, what exactly does that mean? What if I gave the bullion to a friend? Does it only mean the government knows I have this bullion? What if it was for gifts? What are the implications of this for taxes and whatever else a paper trails entails? Is it that bad?

[Anonymous No.59044590]

>>59044572
My one troy pound silver round is supposed to be at my house tomorrow. I know most of you hate Apmex but I wonder how much of a fight they would put up in court to fight the government if they show up on their doorstep demanding to know exactly what they have shipped and to who in the last 20 years.

[Anonymous No.59044592]

>>59044589
how much info did you give the bullion shop? did you pay by card?

[Anonymous No.59044595]

Some of the bigger transactions were by crypto and a little bit by paypal all from the same webstie.

[Anonymous No.59044605]

>>59044589
My "local" online shop has KYC for anything over 5k. under that you can purchase with a guest account and a fake name if you want.

[Anonymous No.59044620]

>>59044592
They have all my info including SSN

[Anonymous No.59044622]

>>59044590
Why do people hate Ampex?

[Anonymous No.59044636]

>>59044622
there is one person who dislikes apmex in pmg because they wanted to sell silver to apmex. they obviously are not pmg material since they want to sell silver though

[Anonymous No.59044646]

>>59044620
it's over

[Anonymous No.59044649]

>>59044636
He must post a lot.
I've never had any problems with them.

[Anonymous No.59044652]

>>59044590
>how much of a fight [Apmex] would put up in court to fight the government if they show up on their doorstep demanding to know exactly what they have shipped and to who in the last 20 years.
Absolutely none. You think you get a government contract to directly buy American Silver Eagles from the US Mint by being a champion of the people?

https://catalog.usmint.gov/coin-programs/bullion-authorized-purchasers.html

[Anonymous No.59044656]

[Anonymous No.59044709]

>>59044174
Germans just can't stop being anti-semitic.

[Anonymous No.59044731]

>>59044620
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RfA0R0nkSY
F

[Anonymous No.59044752]

>>59044384
One of the reasons India will benefit from a gold-backed BRICS currency.

[Anonymous No.59044764]

>>59044622
I'm fine with them.

[Anonymous No.59044791]

>>59044731
Where do all those containers end up? At the bottom? Davy Jone's locker?

[Anonymous No.59044808]

>>59044791
Eternally out for delivery

[Anonymous No.59044842]

>>59044384
It's inheritance, the women, mother's hoard it over generations and they never spend it. It comes from deep distrust of Fiat, also traditional and religious reasons

[Anonymous No.59044899]

>>59044764
Nice pic

[Anonymous No.59044956]

>>59041168
Whole lotta clinking

[Anonymous No.59045079]

I told you it was a clear cut bull flag and now it's breaking out.

[Anonymous No.59045109]

>>59045079
I'm sorry we doubted you.

[Anonymous No.59045115]

>>59042842
And avatarfagging is separate from ID's

[Anonymous No.59045125]

>>59044622
They're a solid company with a great selection but why do you think they are called rapemex?

[Anonymous No.59045163]

>>59045125
>Rapemex
Wheeze!
I bought some ducats off of them, I'm very impressed with their selection.

[Anonymous No.59045204]

>>59044622
>Why do people hate Ampex?
Apmex's prices for pedestrian silver is pretty high.
They however have some specials and specialty items that discerning shoppers recognize as good deals, and they have a selection that is supreme.
So if you're a stacker of cheap silver it's not your go-to shop and you might feel justified complaining, especially if you brag about your purchase and someone else points out where else you could have gotten whatever for less.

[Anonymous No.59045299]

>>59039745
The gold line will unironically never go down.
There is nothing speculative about the price of gold, or should I say the price of the rapidly dwindling paper money.

[Anonymous No.59045302]

>>59041379
Wall street has already lost control of the price of gold.
China and India don't want paper, they want the real thing.

[Anonymous No.59045424]

>$46.5k in PMs
>heard a coworker bragging he finally has $30k in his 401k
Lol, dumbass.

[Anonymous No.59045428]

>>59045079
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE8XJEeOpyA

[Anonymous No.59045463]

>>59045299
The market value of metals fluctuates every day

Gold is high now but that doesn’t mean it won’t ever dip to a “low” spot again. Lots of things can cause it to, here’s hoping it does. Fingies crossed lel.

[Anonymous No.59045479]

>>59044622
seems like a misnomer. i dont think many people "hate" it, its just other competitors are not as expensive as apmex.

[Anonymous No.59045480]

>>59043533
CHECKED. very based game. aryan with other species and humans fighting against homoglobo and the jews. sephiroth the fake jew 1st time around wanted to destroy the world and was shut the fuck down, now hes come back to "back to the future" the multiverse and destroy it all because like a parasite, it cant stop, wont stop until its completely destroyed. we will win.

[Anonymous No.59045485]

>>59044149
The shit most people waste their money con00ming here is retarded for sure but fuck ‘em! More gold for those who aren’t retarded, or less retarded anyway.

[Anonymous No.59045492]

any american coinfags here? Are 1964 nickels without the little D on the side worth anything?

[Anonymous No.59045506]

i see listings on ebay. bags of coins, though the chances of getting your fiat worth of silver back buying a mystery bag, I imagine not good. probably super rip off.

[Anonymous No.59045508]

>>59043425
>>59043503
Ty frens. To be honest my old man is likely gonna pass me a shit ton of silver anyways so maybe gold is the way to go after all. I just don’t have any real stackage yet which is why I was considering a bit of silver to begin with. I have some lab grown diamonds worth a pretty penny that I got as a gift, probably 5-$600 worth, would make for a nice chunky gold purchase but I may just hang on to that for moar stash >:^)

I can totally understand why hoomans have always been into shiny metal bc collecting it just activates the monke parts of my brain and shits endorphins. I’m so excited to be a PMchad in the making

[Anonymous No.59045566]

>>59045508
>collecting it just activates the monke parts of my brain and shits endorphins
Same.

[Anonymous No.59045840]

can someone explain this discrepancy between the different UK Coins?
Why is 1 ounce Brittania worth 2 pounds but 1 maple leaf 5 dollars and the roo only1 dollar?
Shouldn't they all be the same value

[Anonymous No.59045870]

>>59045840
Its all arbitrary anyway, more likely they are based on an old law about the tax limits on face values

[Anonymous No.59045897]

>>59045204
>especially if you brag about your purchase
Nobody is bragging about buying from Apmex. The fact is they do have good deals and the best prices sometimes. There’s just 1 jackass here who got his feelings hurt one day and he’s taking it to his grave.

[Anonymous No.59045982]

>>59045897
>the best prices sometimes
>having the 'best price' on Super Rare Collectors Coin #9001 @$23.99 over spot (20% off the premium!)

[Anonymous No.59045985]

>>59045115
do you see your self contradiction?

[Anonymous No.59045993]

>>59044589
seriously though, what are you afraid of?

[Anonymous No.59046015]

>>59044791
>tfw they wash up and nautical salvage laws allow you to claim the contents.

[Anonymous No.59046020]

>>59045985
Imagine a hook made of silver.

[Anonymous No.59046029]

>>59046020

[Anonymous No.59046075]

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>>59046071
>>59046071
>>59046071
>>59046071

[Anonymous No.59046122]

>>59045982
Jackass detected

[Anonymous No.59046328]

>>59045492
nope

[Anonymous No.59046345]

>>59045492
It's worth about 6 cents.

[Anonymous No.59046453]

>>59045508
I wouldn't even think twice before trading those diamonds for silver or gold.

[Anonymous No.59046462]

>>59046015
Maybe. Look into the saga of the SS Central America. Really interesting. Should be a movie.

[Anonymous No.59047016]

>>59046453
The more I think about it, I agree. I’m just trying to figure out how to sell them for the best gain. I mean, any way I do it will be 100% profit bc like I said it was a gift, but I don’t wanna sell it to a pawn shop or jeweler and potentially make way less than I could. Think I might try EBay.

[Anonymous No.59047142]

>>59045897
>Nobody is
"You" didn't mean you in a personal sense.
No need to get defensive.

[Anonymous No.59047699]

Niggers bamboozling me into a ban and now I can't even post the new nice ones. You win this time, Jews :(