/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27602273
>we're all gonna make it

Indeed we are oldfren, add anything to the stack recently? I really like the old little silver 20 centimes, cute baby coins but can you ever get them at junk silver prices there?

>>27394064

I like how those were exactly the same weight as Silver Dollars, I believe since 1931 the balboa has been pegged 1:1 with the USD. Never selling my 1904 run, especially the cute 1.25g baby "Panama Pill".

>>26364359
>junk silver is based silver

Yes it is fren. I got a question for you, do you know how frequently those 1970s 50 franc hercules coins actually circulated in France? Were they commonly used back in the 70s (or later after Silver dropped back down after the 1980 peak) or were they mostly just stacked as bullion?

>>25455230
That faggot ruined the rest of the thread. I woke up hoping to see juicy stax and interesting stock-tips but that midwit casual derailed everything, a damn shame.
>>25455094
I want me a JM bar, very nice.

>>24826956
>they don't like when we talk about miners.

I love it, but am retarded and usually just lurk and absorb to avoid dragging the discussion down.

I've got some $12 strike SLV calls expiring Jan 15th, and expect trump to activate some black swan tier last ditch effort (or electors sent by the republican legislatures of the swing states in question to vote Trump) which would likely cause chaos in the markets. Dunno if I hope for a rush into commodities over the next month or just sell now.

Additionally, IceAgeFarmer has been on high alert regarding the "Cyber Polygon" WEF scheme to attack and shut down the power and communication grid, and with the state-level hacking tools having just been stolen in conjunction with 400+ of the fortune 500 corporations having been compromised by SolarWinds sending out a trojan it looks like numerous black swans are lining up and ready for deployment over the next month or 2. I dunno how to position, but with IBM being a partner/participant of the WEF Cyber Polygon exercise and having blockchain tech ready to address the major "cyberpandemic" maybe calls on IBM and puts on the infected and vulnerable Fortune 500s would be a promising play? Anyone been watching and thinking about this crap?

>>23842071
I wouldn't sweat it, especially if you didn't have an American Silver dollar and like collecting coins. Please avoid slabshit in the future though, never worth the premium if you know how to shop for deals.

>>23273845
Phone pic in sunshine. They didn't melt so at least they're not chocolate.

>>23165391
Pog slammers are based.

Once while plumbing the depths of a storm sewer for gold jewelry and coins under a residential area, I climbed up and stuck my hairy head out of an open manhole to look around and get my bearings. I peer around behind me and see this 8 year old black kid standing nearby staring dumbfounded at what just emerged in front of him, so the first thing that came to mind was to yell "Cowabunga DUDE!!" at him then immediately drop back down into the sewer.

I heard the kid hollering for the hills, it was hilarious. Found some silver coins that day too.

>>23049815
>A lot of 50¢ purchases or few dollar purchases at flea markets or other stores giving me 5x 10x or 100x returns.

It's a good feel coinfren.

Personal favorite cheapo find was an 1821 "Inverted 1" error sixpence in ~AU-50 in the bottom of a cheap jar of WW2 soldier pocket change bringback type coins which I always liked getting because most people here don't know anything about foreign coin. Old farmers and boomers would bid common worn Morgan dollars to the moon but let the jar of foreign go for peanuts, it's dumb. Definitely pays to educate oneself.

>>22662520
Classy stacking, I collected the full 1904 silver Panama series (with amusingly tiny silver "Panama Pill") so I could stack it like this. It's good to enjoy your silver.