/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56733051
>I could easily be wrong but think it's more likely to be a late 19th-early 20th century piece, so unless you are very certain of its age I'd pass on it fren
0% certainty, i know nothing about pewter, that's just what was said in the description. I tried to look for hallmarks but as usual with frogs' bureaucracy it's an absolute mess and i gave up after few minutes lol. I'll pass on this one then, thanks fren.

>There are many collectors of 17th-19th century hand-forged tools here, so if you have access to big chisels and spuds and nice old axes and hatchets, carpenters' woodworking tools and timber-frame barn/home construction tools you might find a good market in burgerland.
17-18th c. not so much, but there are dime a dozen 19th tools here, and they aren't worth much, after all we are a nation of farmers! You give me an idea, i think i may know a way to load up on those for cheap.
Ps : i won the auction for the 10€ wineyard axe

>>56410453
>Saving history can be the most valuable part of stacking anything
Well said, i believe this too. It's also our duty. The J already erased, rewrited and replaced so much of our history to fit their narrative in the past hundred years, we can't let them destroy our history entirely, or via this amnesia we risk to lose everything we hold dear in the process.
Fighting to save our collective memories might be the most important fight actually.

>>56410501
Yeah i couldn't believe it, but it was the starting auction price and i was the only bidder, so maybe it simply flew under the radar and i got lucky.. Anyhow, i wont complain! It should arrive by the post today or tomorrow.

>>52785138
>Are there any bargains on sigma testers out there?
Not really. But no need to shell out 15K to test your silber, fren. Just buy a vial of nitric acid and a touchstone for 10 bux total and it's as efficient. Just be sure to be careful while manipulating the acid, some ebay sellers are completely reckless and don't sell those with the correct conditioning.

>>20836248
this, as a stacklet i'm so happy it's happening! But that's not enough, i want a sub 20 nose dive to be truly satisfied... Is it possible?

>>19946481
>TheGreatestTruthNeverTold is BACK
very nice!

>>19526678
I'm so glad "people" like you are still the majority. It's thanks to brainlets of your kind we still have a bit more time left to build our physical stack for cheap.
From the very bottom of /pmg/ heart : thank you very much ngmi-senpai, to sacrifice yourself on the altar of poorness to let us more time to accumulate.
You wont be forgotten. I'll make a silver plated statue in your honor on my martian property.

>>19526684
Thanks for the kind words fren, it's nice to hear. And yes, it's me.
>I just wish plat had more of a history as a monetary metal
Why, if i may ask? You don't seems to have any plat in your stack.

>>13035939
Here u go fren

>>12938856
Happy Birthday fren

is it weird that trump tweeted about the fed and then a rothschild jumped in? i mean what's up with that? also merry christmas frens