/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54632181
Forgot to Mention Edmund Moy was the last good US mint director we had

>>54292182
History of Central Banking was excellent, but take it with a grain of salt. Not everything the guy sourced especially well, he seems to be of the opinion "Fiat is okay if it's state backed fiat". What it's good for is banking and WW2 redpills.
I really liked this book on the US gold and platinum eagles program. It was written by a lifelong coin collector who was also director of the US mint, so he's one of the most creditable sources on coinage there is. Lots of pictures and more than JUST the Gold/Platinum program as well.
For Non-coinage books I'm currently reading "Logos rising: history of the ultimate reality" by E Michael Jones and it is an absolute world-changer.
>>54292198
Lmao, not fond of him either but it's at least sculpted well. Considering I gotta see FDR's commie bastard face every time I open a proof set he's a sight for sore eyes. For what it's worth I threw Hellen Keller into the bottom only just above the atrocious Wyoming coin.
>>54292213
rise into your shower to soap up, copper stackers stink

>>53888997
how much porn of that damn rat do you even have cropped for us, Jeez
>>53888869
For me, it's "Big silver short" and "American Gold and platinum Eagles guide". "History of central banking" is good for anti-banking/anti-usury redpills but isn't especially pro-gold/silver. Books in general reading "Logos rising" right now and it's phenomenal so far.

>>53278070
My favorite PM books so far are pic related and "The Big Silver Short", both were really good reads.
Silver can absolutely go through the roof, but don't count on it. It almost did twice in 1980 and 2009, Fed stomped it down HARD both times.
We're in a market crash nigga, have been since Covid these unemployment rates, house prices and food prices are anything but a healthy market. Only reason we aren't completely fucked is the gigacorps are half the cause of inflation by just jacking the prices up on shit, they're doing great

Anybody else read this book on Gold and Platinum eagles? It's a really well made and entertaining read about the US's production of Precious metals. It was also written by lifelong coin collector and former director of the US mint Edmund Moy, so it's by possibly the single most authoritative source on this stuff in the North American continent. Currently up to chapter four, really liking it