/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53972695
That is it! That dime really puts them into good perspective. I'll have to save that. I've been want some for a while just keep getting caught up with other shit lol.
Just looked em up 1st page ebay has them for like $50-500 lol just gotta do a bit of digging and I'm sure ill find a good deal.

>>53874659
Ohhh thats nice lookin. I might have to put an order in for 1. I got 2 the APC 1st run of the gilded coins feels good to have.

>>53853482
>but there are things that CAN'T be made anymore
Very true, we make decent coin on selling old antiques and loads of china we get at estate sales/good will. Looking at that old stuff and holding makes me yearn for the old days, modern day shit just feels fake almost lol

>>53803982
Kek, I'm stuck in that loop, make it look nice or keep it in the possibly damaging slab for some collector way down the road.

>>53800875
Exactly, I farm most of my gold out of the ground the old fashion way lol

>>53801030
Just buy coins from the mint wait a few years and flip em for a high premium, Aim for coins/rounds with lower mintage for best results.
Mine was a gift I buy most of my stuff local but that is what my father in law does quite successfully.

>>53801142
Ah shit I mixed up y'alls post ID yours still looks real nice!

>>53693016
Good shit man, we got some solar on our house I wanna put in more, I need to get a rain catch and storage. Bee hives are also high up on the list.

>>53245819
55-65ish troy oz of silver puts you in the top 1% of silver holders world wide. Slow is smooth smooth is fast. Keep it growing at a smooth steady pace you will be good! 55oz and 1oz is alot better than alot of other people

>>50412894
At the very least we'll have gold rings with cheap/fake ok looking gems at best we'll have gold rings with some extra good shit. $20 to start the learning is by far is $20 well spent!

>When I lived in Alaska I have a wedding ring custom made
I was hoping to have enough from the ground to get our wedding rings made of gold we found but I had high hopes that 1st year while learning the basics lol. We are doing much better now. That vile I posted above was 1 day of work lol.
Pic is best pan at the end of our last season

>>50125239
Wednesday can't come soon enough! That gold will be mine!

>>50119130
Not my boogeyman not my problem thats what I always say.

>>50119154
I guess if you have been stacking since that long you could be suffering a bit but if you were smart you didn't buy during that period. You are only suffering if you didn't plan accordingly. I got my PM's guns and land I ain't hurting much at all.

>>49353053
Bees are for sure on the list. The shit part was its just an expensive rare honey from the swamps in the south. Bees up here can't make it and the plants wouldn't survive up here. That doesn't mean I wont be harvesting my own soon. With prices on food/honey the way they are I really might push for getting a hive or 2 sooner than later.
The good news is I still have 5 other batches going right now so it wasn't a complete loss.

>>49353170
kek, You can be we-man. Damn that makes me want to find ore rich ground and dig it real good! Flood gold is nice but that would be incredible!
So I had a question before and you answered it but I need a bit of clarification. When processing black sand with vinegar and salt after the 1st 24hr soak what is next? Do I mix with salt and vinegar then cook it down to the sand again or what do it do?