/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57220251
Gold kilo? That's not going to be very liquid, especially if gold gets revalued to 35k/oz.

>>56343523
That's why we stack.
But if you want more background about why, watch the Catherine Austin Fitts interviews (linked from planetlockdownfilm.com)

>>56201929
It is. Krugerrands are 22 karat gold (alloyed with copper).

>>56135599
This is why 1 oz coins are the way to go. Premiums and liquidity are both good.

>>55932813
Austrian 100 corona. It's not exactly 1 oz, but just close enough. And it's also .900 and low premium. Another good pirate coin!

>>55852735
I've been stacking BRICS coins, lads.

You're probably better off to just buy some low premium gold coins, they'll definitely have less than 10% buy/sell spread. Just have to check the exact laws for declaring coins at customs.

>>55180091
I'm just gonna keep stacking random year krugs. It's nice that the eagles are also 22k, but they cost more and there's no tax advantage for me to stack those.

>>54992866
I mean you move to another country (and probably not one in europe) to sell it, and then move somewhere else permanently. You can probably retire permanently in Thailand or somewhere else comfy and cheap for that much money.
But you probably wouldn't sell it for cash, and instead trade if for other gold (but not the little amount in pic, more like 10x as much). Cash is lame and traceable, gold coins are better. But you would have to find a serious buyer, and that's hard part.
In any case, you wouldn't do anything in France because the laws here are 666% cucked.

>>52629778
Everybody dies someday, hombre. My family gets these coins then. I don't plan to spend them in the first place.

>>52502646
>white nationalism
Am I doing it right?

>>52455614
Every city has a bunch of those cash for gold places, and often an actual coin shop or two. Plus you can just sell them online to any dealer, you just have to pay the postage and insurance cost.

Banks have been buying gold like kids at the candy store lately. And so have I.