/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18684651
premium prices won't lower
dealers are maintaining a floor on prices

>>18684651
Literally all the silver in UK seems to be sold out, the only stuff I can find on ebay is like £25-30 an ounce.
I wouldn't complain about $25. Spot prices are for paper silver, i.e. shit that doesn't even exist.

>>18684651
I'm still stacking silver, at least 1 ASE every week. I started stacking gold foils but I'm worried I'm buying a meme PM product.

>>18684794
yeah are goldbacks a meme? They seem cool and have a good aesthetic, but what are the chances of anyone actually taking them?

>>18684794
There cool to look at but the premiums are laughable. I wouldnt get too many

>>18684794
I wouldn't feel too confident buying meme pm's.

I've only been stacking ASE since August (Currently at 150oz)

Should I get into generic rounds?

>>18684819
Why are you stacking ASE when 10 oz bars are much lower per ounce?

>>18684651
Spot price is irrelevant, if the price for physical is $25 then that's what you pay. Sucks, but that's how it is

>>18684838
I always went with the assumption that ASE's are easier to liquidate and verify. I'd prefer to pay a bit more for that security.

But I think I'm going to start getting into alternatives like bars and rounds.

>>18684794
>>18684812
Just get the physical metal ones. Those are a massive meme.

>>18684651
How is silver ever going to get above $20 an ounce? It’s literally everywhere, like it’s a by product of zinc and lead mining. These miners literally will sell it for whatever. Other silver miners can produce for $5 an ounce, and with oil being cheap maybe it can go even lower.

>>18684850
dealers will pay spot price

>>18684873
there's less above ground silver than there is above ground gold.

>>18684860
>I always went with the assumption that ASE's are easier to liquidate and verify. I'd prefer to pay a bit more for that security.
I can't say for certain but I've always had the assumption that bars are easier to verify.

With ASEs, you have to inspect every single one and also judge them based on condition, year, etc. on top of if they're counterfeit or not. Imagine a dude brings in 100 of those.

However, if I sell 100oz of silver bars in 10oz increments, they only have to verify if it is 10 oz of pure silver 10 times and that's it.

Wait until May when everything opens back up

>>18684897
Yes but silver is very easy to mine (being a byproduct it’s an afterthought) whereas the cost to mine gold is north of $1k maybe even close to its spot price.

>>18684897
Also with an economic slow down industrial demand will drop.

>spot price is at $15 but we're paying $25 per ounce
You can easily find places that sell for 3-5 over spot/oz.

>>18684902
>However, if I sell 100oz of silver bars in 10oz increments, they only have to verify if it is 10 oz of pure silver 10 times and that's it.

Damn, that's true. But I know counterfeit eagles are easier to spot. I guess it doesn't hurt to diversify and get into bars. Thanks, King.

>>18684944
>t.doesnt buy silver

>>18684944
If you're buying 10 ounce or more bars yeah you can easily find it for only 3 - 5 over spot. Gov minted rounds nah.

>>18684945
no problem. I might still be wrong though, but the way I see it, if someone wants to invest in precious metal, they need to stay as objective in their liquidation value as possible. Weight and cost/oz are all that you should keep on your spread sheet, and that is what makes bars > coins/rounds.

The moment someone gives you less or more based on if they like the design of your silver or because it has scratches on it (essentially something that is entirely subjective, not objective), you're leaving investing and entering speculating.

>>18685018
If I may ask, do you have any ASE?

>>18685083
No, I've only bought 10 oz bars and keep them wrapped in the original plastic they came in.

The way I see it
>10 oz is large enough to get within $1 of spot price (except now of course with this fuckery)
>10 oz bars let you also spread out your purchasing so you can lower your average cost/ounce down when you see buying opportunities
>they also let get more freedom in how much you want to sell from your inventory when you want to sell
For instance, imagine I have fifty 10oz bars and only want to sell 30 oz worth. In comparison, if I go all in on WUMBO sized bars, I don't have the freedom to sell small increments and if I want to alter my average cost it gets much harder.

>>18684651
Depends entirely what your financial situation is and why you're buying.
If you're just trying to preserve wealth, buy a little bit every month and ignore the price entirely.
If you're trying to speculate for gains, probably wait a month and see if there's a dip.

I have $1200

Tell me what to buy. I have 160 oz ASE's and 25 oz of Scottsdale bars. 1 bat meme coin.

>>18684651
>but we're paying $25 per ounce
maybe you are, I'm not

>>18684651
good luck trying to buy over 10K in silver

Just buy whatever you can afford on a monthly basis at the cheapest price you can, that's called dollar cost averaging.

Do that over 10 years and you will be way, way ahead of the game and you won't give a single fuck about if you paid 4 dollar premium one month or 2 dollars another month.

bump

Has anyone tried to mine for gold? I would like to get a meaningful amount (>1oz) but there is no way I am paying $1,600 for it.

>>18685978
$1740

ahem, we are silverCHADS not "bugs" that is a psyop term, one of many.

>>18684690
I just picked up 40oz of those ugly as fuck Athenian owl rounds for about £17 each. Just order from Europe and wait a fortnight.

>>18685534
Gold mining stonks

>>18685534
Gold

>>18685534
Silver

are you guys mostly collectors or speculators? Silver is one of the most manipulated commodities

>>18686186
Not if you hold physical

>>18686148
Which ones? I dont think 1200 is a meaningful amount to get into stonks. Only one I know is Barrick.

>>18686171
I cant even buy an ounce. I can get 1/2 and 1/4 ounce but doesnt silver have better growth potential? I know gold will grow first but I see a lot of people saying it wont go past 3k. Silver at 60 seems likely. With enough time. Based on 2008 where it dropped to 8 then hit 50 some time later and there was no global pandemic and shut down economies and mints and mines.

>>18686182
Anything in particular?

>>18686220
>Which ones? I dont think 1200 is a meaningful amount to get into stonks. Only one I know is Barrick.
Barrick is good value for money, 12 P/E, good business plan, low costs, lots of good assets

what are the arguments in favor of buying silver over gold? silver seems like the pajeet shitcoin of precious metals.

>>18686239
More upside potential
>>18686220
I'd just go with generic silver from your local coin shop if possible

Stacklet reporting. My LCS has been by appointment only since the corona started. I have $300 cash I’m tryna spend on silver but I guess I’ll just keep stacking cash until he opens.

>>18686239
https://youtu.be/tj2s6vzErqY?t=4557

Silver is the peasant precious metal for poorfags who are priced out of gold, tell me why I'm wrong, you literally can't.

>>18686285
Bucket nigger

>>18686285
Secret Janny poster

>>18686285
It also has more potential to perform than gold does though

>>18686297
>>18686306
>>18686336
None of these are actual arguments. I win, silvercucks on suicide watch.

>>18686374
Mine was a legitimate argument.

>>18686374
as was mine

>>18686374
Fuck you. You're wrong.

>>18686399
>>18686403
>>18686404
>*DAB*

Been stacking since 2015.
Premiums will most likely drop in 6-12 months but who knows where the price of silver itself will be.
If the silver/gold price drops significantly before premiums come down I will load up on more miners instead of physical.

Think I should try here for mining?

>>18684873
Dollar price of gold does not matter

>>18685589
This is retarded. Go all in silver or gold if you are a poorfag. This is literally the eye of the storm. The time to DCA was fucking 6 years ago or 18 years ago. If the reset doesnt come now when we are on high emergency alert with the world shut down, then its never going to come for stackers. What you are sayign right now was good advice in the 80's when our grandfathers told us exactly what you are saying.

the titanic is currently sinking.

>>18687031
Same argument could have been used in 2011.
This could be it, it may not be it. If you have zero silver/gold, it's time to buy some. If you already have a stack and want to keep adding, buy more now or wait and see, its not a big deal either way.

>>18684794
I got some just to flex on nometals.

>>18687063
2011 WAS it. or rather the economy ended in 2008. They just blew it back up one more time. When the music stops it stops, and this is highly likely to be that point.

Is this 10 oz silver bar a good investment at 189.10? What else should I buy, I have 4 grand to spend.

>>18687063
Yeah exactly, if you already have some then you are right...no big deal if you get more or not, granted you have 2-300 ounces of silver and few ounces of gold

>>18687144
id just get 200 ounces of silver.

>>18687136
Yes, you're probably right.
The fed/gov are taking control of industries, everything will probably look like its going ok for a year or two until we get severe shortages of everything.
We may get another chance to buy more cheap silver, we'll have to see.

I remember people bitching about buying at $15 when spot was $12. But fuck buying physical, its a rip off. When silver hit $12 I bought SLV call options and I'm already up over 100% and cashed out my initial last week, so now I'm just riding house money. Have fun buying physical for a 50% mark up and breaking even on a 50% move when you could have made 10x with paper.

>>18687063
in 2011, they had QE. what will they do now? that quiver is empty boyo.

>>18687163
Is it okay to just get bars or should I get coins too?

>>18687164
Yeah, i mean if this isnt it, i might as well just sell all my metals and go get hookers.

>>18687169
This is why I don't fall for the silver meme. Gold only.

Who has 1g gold bars in stock? How much should they cost?

>>18687170
2011 they bailed out the markets, 2020 they bail out the world. It's all imaginary so the quiver is never empty, the fact that it won't work this time isn't deterring them from trying.

>>18686919
>The other states that, shortly after returning, he "borrowed" a horse and fled.

lel

>>18687170
OVERNIGHT GOLD REVALUATION to anywhere between 20k-100k per ounce to purge all the debt from the system. YOU WILL be able to own slaves. Dark black ones if you want.

What we are going to really isnt anything the world hasnt seen. It happens currently in 3rd world countries, you slave all day for a meal for you and your family.

But us stackers will be able to own them.

100 ounces = 3 slaves

200 ounces = 6 slaves.

500 ounces equals 8 slaves and a harme of multi-racial sluts with big milkers

>>18687213
exactly, it's not gonna work. that's what im talking about. about as effective as cardboard arrows.

>>18687223
>Just already have $170,000 bro lmao

the only reason I have a silver suicide stack is to trade it for gold in case it temporarily outpaces gold
otherwise, silver is a shitty metal compared to gold. it's not dense, it is dull, it sounds tinny, it makes for shitty jewelry. gold is superior in every way and the price will reflect that in the long run

>>18687223
kek i just want a big breasted slave to fluff up my pillows and warm my bed and feed me warm milk before sleep.

>>18687284
>just pay $20k sales tax bro

>>18687293
Based

>>18687223
>Dark black ones if you want
I want asians

>>18684690
yeah you say spot prices are for paper silver but if you take a bunch of silver (with the exception of coins) they'll give you the spot price if you're lucky. just look at the buyback rates at jmbullion: https://www.jmbullion.com/sell-to-us/#buybacks

First time buyer, how'd I do?

>>18687900

Gold and silver would literally have to double for you break even... Should have just spent the 15 seconds to put a little GLD and SLV in your portfolio.

>>18687964
Gold and silver have done a lot more than double during points in history. This isn't an investment to make a quick buck, it's for when the dollar crashes.

>>18687964
>Gold and silver would literally have to double for you break even
What?

>>18687177
Coins are more liquid and fetch better premiums on sales (assuming 1 oz coin vs 10 oz bar). You can usually find certain 1 oz coin tubes for around or below the bar price. Just look around. You’re balancing liquidity whenever you choose to convert (that depends on what you think is gonna happen) vs price. TLDR, if at the same price or for 1-2% more, opt for coins, otherwise get bars. I own both stacking whenever each is cheap

>>18687964
>Gold and silver would literally have to double for you break even

>>18688172
those gorilla sized nostrils really complete the look

>>18688044
>>18688172

He has 1/4oz gold and 10oz silver. Whats gold now 1700? So with gold at 3400 and silver at 30, he has $1150. He paid $1136 so ok I guess he makes like 15 dollars.

>>18688211
One of us is really bad at math

Silver & Gold are real money. Everything else is toilet paper!

>>18687223
100k per ounce? i wish.

>>18688211
31/4=7.75
3400*.775=$2635 on the gold alone.

Please buy an children's arithmetic book asap.

>>18687900
Not bad, I would of gotten a some silver one ounce bars in there.

>>18688316
>>18688211
I was afraid stackers were retards. But I’m just in awe now. Two morons

>>18684651
you guys need to stop buying silver and just save up your money for gold. The ratio is never going to close.

>>18688316
>>18687964
Silver was purchased ~$5/oz over spot value or it would have to pull up 33% in order to break even.
Gold was purchased ~$336/oz over spot value; it would have to pull up 20% in order to break even.

>>18688372
I have to make it sound more complex and cool with bigger gains bcuz that's the only way ppl will buy my gold.

Toz$/4 isn't complex and boring.
Nobody wants to hear their 500+ 1/4oz coin will only be at 850+ at $3400/gold toz

>>18688211
He bought gold at 512.15/0.25 = 2048.6$/oz

Bought silver at 207.40/10 = 20.74$/oz

If gold spot doubled to 3400$ and silver to 30$,

He’d make 0.25 * (3400-2048.6) = 337.85$ on gold

He’d make 30 * (30-20.74) = 622.2$ on silver

Netting about 960$

>>18688455
You’re a moron intentionally shilling like a crypto retard. If gold wins, it won’t be because of the 2 linkie coombrains who couldn’t figure out the math was wrong that you managed to convince to spend 1000$ on gold

>>18688551
Wow. Ur hella mean. :(

>"investing in an asset" that depreciates 40% the second you by it

>>18688616
lurk more

>>18688211
Jesus Christ you really showed your ass just now. Never post here again

>>18684794
I buy all kinds of meme shit for fun but only one of each. For actually stacking just get normal stuff like ASEs.

That’s my rule and it seems to work pretty well. You’re buying meme/historical/flashy stuff to keep, and not sell, anyway, so there’s no reason to get more than one of any of them.

I think it’s good for your stack to basically look like a pile of ASEs or whatever the equivalent in your country is and then meme stuff like batbois, goldbacks, historical coins can be a minority proportion with only one of each to keep forever.

>>18685534
platinum

>>18686202
it doesn't matter. Look up JPM silver short

>>18689069
based

>>18687879
This.

>>18688275
Correct

>>18686285
In a literal sense, you're not wrong. A gold coin small enough for the day to day trading of a pleb back in the day was so small there is a real chance you'd just lose it on accident. You can see this even today with the size of the small pre-33 gold coins and 1/10oz coins S.A. used to mint.

If your silver trades about 15-1 to gold, then it makes sense to transact your daily business in silver coinage since its physically more convenient. This is the same reason that tri-metalism always ended up making larger copper pieces.

>>18687879
>>18689587
This also proves that in the eyes of dealers Eagles and Leafs are much more valuable than other forms of silver

>>18684651
APMEX is having a sale
"1 oz Silver Round - 9Fine Mint (Radial)" for $19.91. Going to buy myself a role

>>18686140

Where from?

>>18691681
https://goldsilver.be/en/coins/1692-1-oz-silver-niue-athenian-owl.html?search_query=owl&results=6

They had 68 in stock an hour ago.

>>18691727
>https://goldsilver.be/en/coins/1692-1-oz-silver-niue-athenian-owl.html?search_query=owl&results=6

You ordered them earlier ?
Because they are in the 20-ies now

>>18691799
£, not $. Website is still saying £17.89.

>>18688172
What a nigger look

>>18684944

I paid 19.37 an ounce for some Asahi Kilos this week. 620 a kilo

buy at perth mint for 25 aud
sell on ebay for 60 with shipping
whats so fucking hard
dont sell ur stack

>>18687031
>What you are sayign right now was good advice in the 80's


i agree. I am personally convinced that the first to quit the fiat boat are only the first to adapt to a rapidly changing environnement and will eventually be rewarded for their clear seeing.

>>18691799

Oh ok , that makes sense. I was looking at the price in euros.
Thanks

>>18688316
>18688316
ROFL

lets do it with me.

>>18687900
this guy buy 3 10 oz silver bar and 1/4 oz gold = 1136

if price double and gold reach 3400 and silver 30. his precious metal melt value will be of 1750 $

>>18688648
>Investing in virtual assets

>>18686252
Watch out for storing you coins in those plastic flips, if they are made of PVC they will tarnish your silver over time.

>>18689895
pic related.

>>18693345
How could the people who made those thing have been that stupid?

>>18693122
Doesn't make any difference, looks like they're sold out now.

>>18684794
Goldbacks are a great concept. I think Utah jumped the gun on this though. Still too pricey to manufacture. Would love to see other SW states join in and start a regional currency. I'm sure it's just a pipe dream though...and fuck you CA you're not allowed.

>>18684812
Utah businesses advertise that they'll take them. Usually a sign on the door.

>>18693512
>Would love to see other SW states join in and start a regional currency. I'm sure it's just a pipe dream though


well, there are ways to propaganda this into reality. imagine weed dealers now being accomodating on pricing (spread like 5% on prices for liquidity) and accepting silver coins for weed.

the thing is that we have to find a way to actually circulate silver coins in a trade setting. the general public and silver bugs own enough coins to make this sustainable without needing coinshop and centralised price discovery for precious metal.

coin shops are the reason for premiums and are co-responsible for the double pricing of silfer (paper vs physical). they need those premiums to operate and stay in business because they are parasitic in nature and offer no created value to sustain their business.

weed dealers and the dark economy of private small to mid scale operations are the perfect context to meme this into existance.

weed dealer/grower network start accepting silver at a price slightly higher than spot price at the beginning. they also sell the coins for the same price they take them. they can do this without chargin premium because they generate profit from growing and trading weed.

we now have silver used as currency directly and there is no more barrier(premiums) to the free transaction of premious metal.

the system cant fight this once it reach enough awareness ( meme campain ) and usage.

>>18693615
Wanna know how I know you’re a nigger?

I'm not a stacklet but I'm betting on another crash to around 13 soon when equities fall over. That's when I'll buy PM's again. What I really want is some platinum

>>18685648
Pretty. Always appreciative of a guardian for one's stack

>>18686140
It's nice to enjoy a round that everyone else hates on, makes them cheap and plentiful. But that's just me

>>18693415
They didn't know in the past, as the green tarnish is only visible after a few years. Even today cheap soft chinese flips still contain PVC.

>>18684651
I'm waiting to stack more for premiums to come down. The premiums across the board have gotten ridiculous, and that money just goes into the retailers pocket.

>>18693491

I know, that was me, I bought

Is 1100oz silver enough? Want to grab a bit of gold now.

>>18684794
I literally only buy and take post SHTF sunshine mint bullion

recession / inflation cycle

Is this the recession cycle after a long period of inflation? or has the inflation not yet exausted its potencial brr brrrr and I missing stocks's gains?

Just bought 10 eagles, been buying for a year already, the supply is getting tighter by the day. Should I also buy other coins too? Hard to break the habit of trusting only US mints.

Silver itself is at a reasonable price but $10 over spot is retardation

If you look at the spot price of silver from 1 year ago today and add what premiums were to those numbers to make an actual comparison to what you need to pay to get silver, physical silver coinage is mooning right now.

wut

>>18686463
Mirroring Anon >>18686404
Fuck you, we're right!

>>18685978
Buddy you are going to pay so much more than that for an ounce one year from now that you will think back on paying $1,740 for an ounce and wish for the good old days.

recession / inflation cycle

Is this the recession cycle after a long period of inflation? or has the inflation not yet exausted its potencial brr brrrr and I missing stocks's gains?

>>18684794
you have the chance that the government will crack on those. And once nobody accepts them for the 3 bucks you bought them for, your gold back is at best worth 1.73 bucks your goldbacks are then just shares of an etf, which has counterparty risk. Counterparty risk that might get the IRS on its neck like the liberty dollar.
I wouldnt put more than 10% of my stack into this, but pretty cool though.

>buy silver
>make bullets
Am I doing it right?

>>18695625
Awooooodn't do that if I were yoooooooooo

>>18693491
you cunt.

>buying at these prices
idk, i always think that "silverchads" are actually mostly really stupid

>>18693491
I'm sorry that was going to >>18693851. I'm more sad the grea white shar ones are out of stock. Their price is/was fucking tasty

There is nothing currently happening that would even remotely be considered bearish for silver. You MIGHT see a small depreciation when people sell to cover stock losses but by this time next year you would kill to pay $25 an ounce.

>>18685978
1600 an ounce!? Where!?

>>18696641
>tfw purchased my last silver bar 5 mins before SDBullion was totally out back in March

I paid 168 or so for 10 oz. Free shipping.

Anyone have a code for catalog.usmint.gov I can use before I make my orders? Cant find any online except nonworking and expired ones.

>feds stuck with printing 1 quadrillion dollars a week for the plunge team
>uncontrollable inflation ensues
>carton of eggs is $24.99
>economies spiral out of control in 2021-2022
>meanwhile
>an ounce of silver is $7.69

The ultimate in bag holder technology, hasn't broken it's own record since 1980. Literally 40 years ago to date.

>>18687292
This is my plan aswell. If the ratio goes to 10:1 I can get many times more gold by selling my silver, even if the price of gold is higher.

>>18699486
you know the 1980 bullrun was the result of literally two rich people calling delivery on their silver orders? that any decently wealthy family could literally pump silver to the moon if they felt like it? that the gov is so aware of this they will literally step in and fuck you over if you even try calling massive deliveries of silver? google the Hunt brothers you massive retard

>>18684690
>pot prices are for paper silver, i.e. shit that doesn't even exist.
How is this even legal?

>>18687209
Don't think you can call 1g a "bar". You'd be better if searching "1g gold flake"

>>18687209
1/10 oz rounds are usually the smallest you will find, those are just under 3 grams

>>18700194
https://www.apmex.com/category/19320/1-gram-gold-bars-rounds
https://www.apmex.com/category/19310/1-2-gram-gold-bars-rounds

>>18698710
fuckniggers for buy 1 get 1 50% off

I have 1000oz of silver and 15k in cash. No home(renting for 700 in a nice neighborhood from a family member, but my car is paid for. My monthly take home income is about 5400. What should my next move be?

>>18700613
Get a little gold but keep some cash for a few months expenses at all times

>>18700500
did not work

>>18700613
gold

>>18700845
>>18700970
Should I go all in on gold?

>>18700063

What options are there to sell these coins and bars and such? Do you just sell them back to the sites you ordered them from? Pawn shops?

What sort of percentage do you think you'll lose to any small conversion costs?

>>18689570
no, pltnum isn't even a precious metal. It's just untapped.

Good job paying a retarded premium for a metal nobody needs.

>>18684838
how are u going to pay for shit with some big clunky bar. u should own the smallest denoms u can get ur hands on.

>>18688172
gross

>>18697513

That's a killer price right now, no wonder they are out of stock

>>18687209
they are going for around 70 right now. but mostly sold out everywhere.

>>18688400
>>18688316
>>18688211

Good thing you recoup premiums when you sell smartly huh? Fucking brainlets everywhere. Also, you should never ever be selling your gold.

>>18701764
he doesnt know
>NGMI

>>18701987
yea :(
I'm cycling through the main sites i visit in the hopes there's new stock and trying to find which ones from the /pmg/ sites have the lowest premiums/shipping as well as ways to "minimize" tax to uk. I'm figting the urge not to fomo into the faggot merc dimes but goldsilver.be has them around the same price as apmex but they arent shipping before december 2018. I need to fire up my time machine and that's a fucking chore

>>18702434

It's hard work , but someone has to do it

How much do you have anyway?

>>18702474
Don't ask. I'm not even a stacklet so i primarily focus on paying as little for premiums as possible due to poorfaggotry. Also this fucking island makes it hard getting into pms. US will possibly get me to pay import taxes and since brexit I'm inlcined to believe Europe will nt be very lenient in this regard

>>18700613
More security measures. You don't want it stolen, and yes it does happen. Buy a lot of fake silver bars from China and put those in a faux safe.

>>18686259
Mike Maloney 10 years ago:
>The gold/silver ratio is 35. It's never been a better time to buy silver!
Mike Maloney today:
>The gold/silver ratio is 110. It's never been a better time to buy silver!
Mike Maloney's preserved head 1000 years from now:
>The gold/silver ratio is 420. It's never been a better time to buy silver!

>>18702775
Long-term debt cycle hitting right now

>>18700422
if you buy those you are a retard

>>18702775
Real premiums on physical make the ratio around 75:1

can someone redpill me on this anon's claims? Could it have a chance to be legit or is it just schizo rambling?

>>18703146
if the official US accounts are to be believed, the US stores of gold are the largest in the world.
who cares if some country with a 20th of our stack builds theirs

>>18703273
>are to be believed
that's the tricky point

>>18703146
Fort Knox holds something in the area of 150 million oz. of gold. JP Morgan's recent acquisitions are absolutely nothing compared to that stack. And unlike JP Morgan, Fort Knox is a federal institution.

>>18703296
i actually do, everyone at the fed seems to be pro gold and silver people. but they keep printing money anyways, its almost like they're purposely playing the system until it collapses and they'll be like well guess we'll just have to use all this gold to start a new currency with lol

>>18702951
No doubt, but the fact in question was "Does it exist?"

>>18703317
>jews knox : "yeah we have all this gold in fort knox"
>congress and taxpayers : "can we take a look?"
>others countries : "can we get back our gold you keep since WW2 then?"
>jews knox : "NO"

>>18703342
might have to rethink that, the govt only has 500 billion worth of gold

>>18686285
its true silver is for poor fags. by fractional gold you poor bitch ass's

>>18703317
>He thinks the gold is still there
Oh sweet summer child

>>18684873
WE ARE AT PEAK SILVER PRODUCTION In 2020

That means you are buying the bottom faggot

>>18684902
Nobody counterfeits eeagles bc if they do it’s counterfeiting a US currency and the FBI will rape you

>>18704132
We're also past peak gold production. There have been very few new gold discoveries and the new ones that they have found are in countries with bad politics for mining companies like New Guinea

>>18684651
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAsen6b1aPo

>>18704132
Just like peak oil in the 80s right?! Oh, wait, oil was negative last week, fag!

>>18704747
futures were negative