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>Goldman sees broad-based dollar weakness and recommended shorting the greenback against the Mexican peso, South African rand and Indian rupee. It is also advised buying the euro, along with both Canadian and Australian dollars against the US dollar.
>advised buying the euro, along with both Canadian
Aren't they in a worse position?

>>23324958
thats not a waifu pic in the Op
you literally had one job!

buysilver waifus

here's the real OP image

>>23325053

That's what I am thinking too. All western CBs are printing money left and right. I can't tell if Goldman Sachs is intentionally giving bad advice to investors.

>>23325103
Imagine the absurd premiums weebs would pay for a round like that.

>>23325053
I'm guessing this is more of investing personal interest

>>23324958
$100 a week at a time.

>>23325103
does cum corrode silver?

>>23325298
only eagles and maple leafs from pre 2018, milk spots come from bored mint workers and they just bake it in

well, i dont think ill ever be able to collect all 10 of the 1/4th gold series of the queens beast. should i cut my profits and sell the 5 i have?

>>23325298
Only one way to find out!

Your daily reminder not to trust Hitlerites and Greenbackers.

https://www.garynorth.com/public/department141.cfm

Whether you have a central bank print paper money, or have the government do it directly, MMT and communism are just as evil.

For weeks now, every thread has had infiltrators from /pol/ virtue-signalling about Jews in every post, triple-bracketing every other word, promoting communist, neo-Nazi, Greenbacker rubbish like A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind. Expect those whom you attack to fight you back.

>>23325507
>sell
?

>>23325603
Like clockwork

Family started asking what I want for Christmas. Might as well get a couple extra ounces for free.

I've been thinking of grabbing some panning equipment. I live in Colorado, heard Durango and Cripple Creek are good spots but the claim map is almost full everywhere. How long does it take an anon to learn how and where to pan? Is it worth it? Or should I grab a metal detector and go for silver instead?

>>23325053
yeah investing in currencies is a horrible idea right now...

>>23325135
Well I'm not expecting anything to be fucked, as far as I could tell it all had english hallmarks or sterling stamps but I'm likely going to take it to get tested
>tfw only made two ounces on 1.4kg of scrap
Not gonna melt it since, if it is (probably) real, I'll likely actually use it if not to just be a pompous ass

Glad to hear that stuff is rarely faked on non-jewelry, however. It significantly increases my confidence in my orders. I'll verify all the marks are there as they come in, not that I expect the seller to read "sterling weighted" or anything similar as "pure sterling"

>>23325654
>sell high premium gold and add 150-200$ a coin from where i bought them and roll it into a gaudens and some silver

Eskay Mining is having a fantastic season this year wow! https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/456-tsx-venture/esk/85968-eskay-mining-completes-productive-tv-jeff-diamond-drill-campaign-in-which-most-drill-holes-encountered-vms-mineralization.html

>>23325782
>450%
That doesn't look healthy.

>>23325847
Welcome to Canada where we're actually going to see a legitimate socialist takeover and probably balkanization

>>23325795
Are you making that much of a profit selling it now though?

>>23325507
Up to you really, I can only assume that the value would go up as they get older though.


Also wtf... why do people think this anumu girl has dark skin... its just pink

>>23325782
ah fuck i dont need to see that again...

This image makes me feel uncomfortable and I can’t explain why

>>23325847
welcome to the new normal

>>23325782
>>23325847
>>23325859
>Reminder most mining companies even in different countries are Canadian based

>>23325718

The only reason why this post would bother somebody is if he's anti-gold standard, a Nazi, or a Jew-hater. I have nothing to do with reposting it, simply making an observation.

>>23325754
there is a link in pasta on every post that teaches you how to pan like a pro. Also all you have to do is ask permission to pan, go on local facebook and ask, someone will let you. If that fails pan the road culverts, they dont belong to the claim holder, the belong to the road. In my humble opinion panning is funner and easier to learn. Its also less expensive than buying a 300-500 dollar detector.

>>23325925
I wouldnt worry about it

>>23325868
>>23325875
yeah i have 4 of the most hard to find ones (2016 lion, unicorn, red dragon, and griffin (greyhound is new)), i got them for 550 and they would easily sell at 700$ each with the nice box. i didn't expect the availability to just disappear

>>23325931

>>23325931
it’s factually incorrect and I’m autistic so that trumps whatever ideological mud wrestling is going on

>>23325999

It isn't bait unless you happen to be one of those three things. Something can only be bait if it stirs controversy. Nothing in that post is controversial to me.

>>23325981
im still seeing many of the ones you are missing for 700 ish in fee bay.

Your call though id expect the price to go up in time if you do sell.

>>23325754
ngl I'm tempted to get a detector but I don't have any local beaches that I could make use of it on

>>23325897
Pan man. I feel so sorry for you rn. How is your escape plan from leafland panning out?

>>23325946
Thanks PAN MAN. I live about 2 hours from the good mountain towns. Is it worth just camping out for a few days or are day trips a better option? I'll definitley check out facebook, maybe find a veteran can show me the ropes.

>>23326078
Will do.

Who here /hoppegang/?

>>23324968
[Embed] THOSE WHO [Embed] [Embed]

Looks like the consensus is in. We're being destabilised by the usual suspects who resent our free speech about their banking (((tyranny)))

>>23326127
unironically him and Lew Rockwell (who has become more cucked recently) are the last true libertarians standing
the libertarian party was hijacked by leftists, complete shitshow now
free helicopter rides for commies

>>23325603
Based.
Keep posting this shit no matter how much it makes national socialists seethe.

>>23324958
Anyone has the previous thread?

>>23326081
where at? one of the only ones ive seen is 2020 body builder lion from france for like 800$

>>23325925
>>Reminder most mining companies even in different countries are Canadian based
Why is this?
Seems crazy to me.

>>23326049

>>23325603
What techniques are you using to fight back Mordechai?

Might it perchance be subversion?

>>23326177
>free helicopter rides for commies
Based

>>23326189
check archive

>>23326193
my bad, its only the doggo thats ~700

the rest are like 800-1200

>>23326101
check for local prospecting groups, they are your best bet. Always look for bedrock, large river stones and where the river water slows. Gold is heavy, it doesnt like to travel unless forced to.
>>23326100
if things keep going down the toilet I can escape to Hyder without issue.

Aurcana Update!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-Gocm1u9Zk&ab_channel=121MiningInvestmentTV

>>23326539
wow there using Alimac setups, thats rare. Always love to hear from this project.

>>23326658
is that good?

MY STUPID FUCKING SILVER IS FSUIPID FUCKING WORHTLESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>23326708
its a different form of mining, similar to the old style "stoping" that was used in the 1900s up to the 1950s. It uses a rail setup to bring a platform up to the working face where men can work, instead of having to bring in timbering and serious labor to build wooden stopes and stability structures. Its rarely used though, its complicated equipment that takes time to get used to.

>>23326750
Excuse me. I'm the authority on panning and sifting on this bread.

>>23326777
checked and gold pan pilled.

>>23326817
May your Pan forever be golden my friend.

>>23326539
bullish

>>23326841
and yours too my friend!

>>23326750
thanks, I guess these guys know what's best wanting to go with tried and true old school methods. you need to head down there Pan Man, get hired and make sure they don't screw up! I'll send you some beer from 2 states over

>>23325718
it's may be a bot. it spots new /pmg/ threads and automatically posts the msg and image macro

equivalent to satania pics with ITODDLERS BTFO every time a mac, or mac-related topic shows up on /g/

EVEN if he's doing it to warn against infighting, we warned him multiple times that this method TRIGGERS fights, and doesn't work. he'll have to find another way. reference: the kind of replies to the linked posts below.

report to jannies

HEY JANNIES, DO YOU FUCKING JOB
REFERENCES:
>>23317792
>>23285504
>>23262660
>>23243024
>>23224185

>>23326924
If shit keeps going down up here in Leafland I will for sure be sending them my resume.

>>23326956
awesome, you're always welcome in burgerland

>>23325754
another colorado anon here. Panning is fun but I make far more money detecting ghost towns for old saloon tokens. They're relatively common and easy to find if you know how to hunt. They're also usually worth more than their weight in gold.

>>23326949
lmao stop sperging out dipshit

>>23326175
this board being fairly /pol/-leaning, the opinion poll's result isn't surprising. it's not necessarily the right answer. only revealing of IPs would prove anything.
https://www.strawpoll.me/21101391
it's still useful to know where the general as a whole stands (ok we get it, /pol/, you own the thread. that's a lousy excuse to shit it with swastikas every 3 posts. non-jews get annoyed too you know. pic *extremely* related)

>>23326949
>HEY JANNIES, DO YOU FUCKING JOB
They don’t even do it for free

>>23326949
no, im not a bot but im tired of the nazi shilling
this is a libertarian board
ever notice all gold figures (Ron Paul, Schiff, Maloney, etc) are libertarians? there's a reason for that, sound money only fits in with libertarianism

>>23326985
that's cool af, they come out of the ground in that condition? how old do they date back to?

Roughly what % of your metal allocation do you have in mining stocks vs physical?

>>23326985
I ve got a few from the Rossland area in BC but my luck with detectors has been spotty. I usually only ever end up with bullets and random crap. Lots of coins too.

>>23327184
75% mining, 25% physical personally
miners for growing your wealth, physical for preservation
buy miners now, sell at top of cycle, use profits to buy physical at bottom desu

>>23326199
vancouver is the mining capital of the world, similar to how most tech companies are in Silicon Valley and most finance companies are on wall street

>>23325603
I'm a Nazi (and avid Shakira fan) and I will continue stacking gold and silver till the day I die. I will literally never stop. there is nothing you can do about it. I love my fellow /pmg/ bros regardless of political/economic ideals. you will never push us apart you homosexual SLV shill. I hope they pay you good money to shit up these threads.

>>23325875
Bea is canonically darker skin due to tanning out in the sun. Not as dark as Nessa, which is funny cause black people can't swim, but she's darker than most other poke waifus.

>>23327181
the nicer ones in that pic I bought. They usually come out of the ground trashed, but they're so rare the condition doesn't matter much.

the oldest one in that pic is about 1870.
most of them are 1900-1915. Pre-prohibition stuff. A fair number are from the late 1800's though. The age doesn't mean much for price. The valuable ones aren't necessarily older, just from ghost towns with relatively few tokens known. The best ones in that pic have a known census of 1 or maybe 2 examples.

>>23327281
Washingtons ghost towns apparently are still fairly rich with these sorts of tokens, but BCs ghost towns are either totally vanished or nearly gone, even legendary Rock Creek, Granite City and Glenora are all gone. I fear the era of people caring for these places is long gone and no one will even remember where they were soon.

>>23327257
based^

one thing shitskins, jews, mayos, and bugs, can agree on is that gold/silver are the way.

>>23327341
Mayo's?

How much gold and silver would you like to own?

>>23327341
What miners do I add to my watch list?

>>23327311
People like me and you will find them. I hunt them down with a passion. I know stuff about those old towns nobody else does. But I also keep it a secret, or share it only with trusted hobbyists I know would appreciate the info.

Some of those old BC and AK tokens are worth a fortune, there's people out hunting them.

>>23327250
>vancouver is the mining capital of the world
why is this?

>>23327257
>I'm a Nazi
why do you support central banking and currency debasement?

>>23327257
Only reason I even fuck with paper metals is if I'm short on cash when a dip happens. It's been a pump and dump on wall street so I may as well spin the wheel at the jewish casino.

Case in point: this week my silver spending allotment has to go to fix my car :(

>>23327435
its partially due to a guy called Murry Pezzum, he was a mining magnate back in the 70s and 80s. Vancouver used to have its own stock exchange and it was very welcoming to junior mining / exploration companies. When Murry Pez setup shop in Vancouver with his property that would become Eskay gold mine in the Golden Triangle every other company followed and setup nearby. It waxed and waned but Vancouvers rep as Mining Capital of the World is back with a vengeance. Over 400 juniors alone are based there.

>>23327198
>Lots of coins too.
I always get irritated when I find coins since they're usually worthless compared to a good token. Your Rossland tokens might be valuable.

I've posted this pic before, but this is most of the silver I've found over 35 years of detecting. It's not a lot. I find a lot more nickels and pennies. Tokens are cool because people just threw them in the trash, unlike money. So they're pretty easy to locate.

>>23327257

Silver anon is the one who wrote that post in the first place, not the SLV shill. He said before he left again that he isn't the one reposting it. Whoever it is must be getting a laugh out of how easily offended the Nazis in this thread are.

>>23327491
interesting history lesson thanks

>>23327544
>Whoever it is must be getting a laugh out of how easily offended the Nazis in this thread are.
kek

>last silver purchase tomorrow for the time being
Getting a deal on some canadian junk silver. Gonna have to get back on the wagie train again soon

>>23327184
340oz Ag .5oz AU, 7k Miners. I might but more physical because of the dip but I’ve been buying miners on the dip and trading my gold to silver st 1:80.

Can someone bigger brained then me explain this?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2020-10-15/banks-brace-for-big-bang-switch-on-80-trillion-worth-of-swaps
It's happening THIS WEEKEND with the banks.

>>23328064
Here's a different article if you can't read Bloomberg:
https://www.americanbanker.com/articles/banks-brace-for-big-bang-switch-on-80-trillion-worth-of-swaps

Is everyone that has gold and silver still a Nazi? I can't keep up anymore.

>>23328177
Yes

>>23328177
obviously. at this point anyone who doesn't let the banks fuck their wife is a nazi.

>>23328064
>>23328110
the reset is coming anon

>>23327414
Sounds like fun. I’m in UT/AZ, but go into CO quite often. Ever found anything cool in the Ouray/Silverton area? Do you need any permission for where you usually look?

>>23328289
Nah, I've only detected that area once in my life, and I didn't find any tokens. I think I detected in the ghost town of Alta when I was a kid. A really cool spot but no tokens.

I don't usually need permission. Here's what I do:
find a ghost town. They all had roads running through them. By Colorado law it's illegal to close a road over 100 years old in most cases. So they generally still have roads going through them. Now a lot of those roads are owned by the Forest Service, and it's illegal to detect those. Also the FS patrols and tickets for detecting illegally.
So I look for ghost towns that have county roads running through them. So it's usually illegal to detect on county property, but I've never found a county in CO that actually cares if you detect the road. And the road is where most of the coins and tokens got dropped. So I find a ghost town with a dirt road owned by the county and I look up how wide the easement is for that road. Then I find out where the old saloons and whorehouses were using business directories and old newspaper articles and tax records. Then I canvas the county road and shoulder to the width of the easement. It's paid off incredibly well, most detectorists skip the roads because anything in a dirt road gets beat to shit. But that's exactly where all the money and tokes were dropped. In the freakin road or on the shoulder.

So that's it. Sometimes I'll hunt down a landowner in a ghost town and ask to detect, but not often since they want a share of what I find and I prefer not to sell my best stuff.

Should I be investing in Shungite? I heard a youtuber talking about it. I already own plenty of silver and gold. Pan Man, do you own any Shungite?

>>23328177
>Is everyone that has gold and silver still a Nazi?
No, we're Austrian Libertarians.

>>23329029
Libertarians rise up

>>23328981
i am not sure why you would want it? I know it has some interesting material / computer tech applications but in its raw unrefined state its basically almost all carbon.

>>23325103
I want a silver anime statue similar to that silver Brittania.

>>23326949
>we warned him multiple times!
Who is we? He's right, and the History of Central Banking book shilling central banking, just with
>the right people
in charge. There are no right people, decentralisation of the money supply (aka gold and silver) is the only way to avoid theft through inflation.

>>23325053
>Buying the AUD over the USD
Australia has no industrial diversity, our economy is based entirely on coal, iron ore, gold, copper and a housing ponzi scheme. All of these things are now going down the toilet thanks to zero immigration, China being pissed off with us and looking elsewhere for minerals, our central bank printing a couple of hundred billion dollars (nothing compared to US but we're tiny comparatively) and one of our two major cities being completely locked down for 7 months. Most commentators expect the AUD to fall against the USD from 70c to about 40c. Don't buy the AUD unless you're a brainlet, we're screwed

>>23327506
>Tokens are cool because people just threw them in the trash, unlike money. So they're pretty easy to locate.

What, do you dig and sift old bottle/ash dumps or privy pits for tokens? I've found some digging dumps but never found any Colorado ones yet.

Buying BU 5Toz ATB quarters off bullion websites and reselling with slightly less than mint premium ftw?

>>23329752
>in charge. There are no right people, decentralisation of the money supply (aka gold and silver) is the only way to avoid theft through inflation.
This
We support FREE BANKING.
I don't know why this concept is so lost on people nowadays.

HAPPENING IMMINENT

80 Trillion getting reset over this weekend, Monday should be fun.

https://youtu.be/wXKIaRKdy4Q

Scrap silver anon. I have spent the last 12 hrs solidly refreshing trying to find .925 silver at spot. Its not happening. Maybe in USA its easier but everything in the UK is 2-5x spot price. I guess if you consider your time worthless it could pay off eventually.

>>23330360

Sorry to hear BritBong anon, I never said to obsessively refresh, just periodically refresh when not busy so you don't waste time. I'm not sure what the best times to look are but in burgerland roughly Noon to ~7PM is a busy listing time and good hunting, ya won't find as much going on at 4AM.

>>23325718
Don't reply to the slv shill

>>23330422
I will keep an eye out but found nothing even close to this that you spotted. Have had more luck finding cheap buy it now bullion.

>>23326175
If you also include sjw, and antifa (which doesn't really make sense) thasts even more votes that prove /pmg/ is a /pol/ approved thread. This guy is the slv poster and should be ignored every post he makes

>>23330422
Out of interest can you tell me the seller?

>>23329111
It's a meme panfriend

>>23330474
>Have had more luck finding cheap buy it now bullion.

That's good at least! Sorry about the lack of luck but with the long history and popularity of sterling over there I'm sure you'll find something eventually. Ebay may enjoy more engagement here than in the UK, and the USA is a big historically prosperous country so there are countless attics and basements for old sterling to be found tucked away in then put up for sale.

In the past I've put links here to good UK scrap deals for UK scrappers but not worth it with pricey registered international shipping to me and will continue sharing such listings when I come across more.

Dunno if you've ever heard of the Victorian era "sewer toshers" who collected coins and jewelry and scrap that fell down the drains under London and collected together much like heavy gold in the bottom on Pan Man's sluice in the cracks between bricks in the drain channel.

Shit sewers are obviously no-go but I've sifted the gravel below rain storm sewer outflows and hiked deep inside others and picked up lots of old coins, silver, and a good bit of old gold jewelry as well with just a flashlight and sieve to screen out sand and gravel scooped from the channel. Shake out the sand and leave behind coins and goodies to fill one's pockets with, it's awesome.

It's my absolute favorite way to treasure hunt, I've metal detected for 25 years and nothing beats a good old storm drain sewer, I'm completely serious. Sharing valuable secrets
here with you guys, most people have no idea how easy it is to find PMs in (under) any town for free. If PMs moon I'm serious about traveling the nation mining out sewers, they are completely loaded and very rich if you know where inside sewers to locate the literal paystreaks of concentrated water-sorted metals including the silver and gold items.

Makes me feel like a white-trash Indiana Jones, lel.

>>23330482
https://ebay.com/usr/thefactoryoutletstore

>>23325603
oh, it's like horseshoe theory was real

Just put an order for another 10 oz engelhard.
294 after all said and done but I like them.

>>23330360
Try the salvation army auction.

I get it under spot all the time

>>23330623
As a filthy bugger who has no issue getting covered in shit, this appeals greatly. Find it hard to imagine there would be much gold and silver in a storm drain though. I mean how does it even end up there?

Why are these threads always filled with fags posting their shit scrap silver, design coins ect? These threads Should be About making money, which companies are solid ect, not that other gay shit. Lets make money boys get serious.

>>23325053

If Goldman recommend you to short the dollar then you better get your longs ready.
Theese fucks are the slimiest bunch in finance.

>>23325120

I think they are, Goldman gave by far the worst advice during this spring and they made an absolute killing in the market so obviously they had taken the opposite position of whatever they told retail to do.

Always inverse Goldman.

>>23325053
>It is also advised buying the euro, along with both Canadian and Australian dollars against the US dollar.

ALWAYS do the opposite of what these fucking kikes tell you do to.

imagine actually telling people to long the AUD. slimy fucking kikes.

>>23330902
>I mean how does it even end up there?

Take a good look at picrel, then imagine the bustle of any town's old Main street business district back in the 1950s or 1920s.

People fumbled shit and lost it down sewers all the time. A shiny silver half dollar wouldn't stay there long glinting in the street but if the bastard rolled down the drain there wasn't much to be done about it. Big rainstorms would push coins and rings into the main channel where items of similar density settle and collect together, where you can focus mining effort for maximum productivity.

>>23330942
>shit scrap silver

Post stack.

>>23329738
do Britannias really look that coppery compared to Maples or is it just the case/angle?

I've been thinking of buying a 2021 Britannia since they've got a great deal on them where I buy from
.. or should I get more Maples? another Buffalo?
such difficult decisions

>>23331114
or maybe 2021 silver Britannias instead?

did someone say Britannia?

>>23330902
>As a filthy bugger

Kek I read this as "filthy burger", the decades of prosperity for Bong industrial cities will be different, euros suffered the "thrifty fifties" while we boomed.

>>23331114
Due to copper content in the alloy.

>>23331205
>Due to copper content in the alloy.
you sure?
I see nothing in the specification about copper

>>23331205
>"From 2013 the gold coins have a millesimal fineness of 0.9999 (or 24 carat gold). "
before 2012 they had copper, but now they're pure

>>23329738

I need more anime figures

>>23331241
From 2013 the gold coins have a millesimal fineness of 0.9999 (or 24 carat gold). Until 2012 the gold coins have a millesimal fineness of 0.917 (91.7% or 22 carat gold) with the non-gold component being copper until 1989 and silver from 1990.

>my gold miners have been crabbing for 3 months

>>23331278
yes, very good
will buy the Britannia 2021
looks amazing desu
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVIOMLABRDw

>>23330623
super interesting information
I didn't catch if you were in UK or USA but I'm assuming this is a viable concept here in USA
I'm looking for a drain map for my town. I'll try this when I get a chance. Good stuff. Thank you.

https://www.ft.com/content/5c2b7d15-7e37-475a-8d42-1e8e0a3b8708

Let's all give the fed a slow clap

Made a stop motion gif of my silver and anime figurines

>>23331436
I'm aroused.

>>23331549
Nice to you Aroused

>>23331326
>I'm assuming this is a viable concept here in USA
>I'm looking for a drain map for my town.

Yep Burgerland. I've looked but not had much luck trying to find maps online. I just scan riversides and creek banks when driving or hiking around, the storm drain outflows are pretty noticable and ratty old ones (old drains = old silver/gold) are always worth a close look.

Bring a spare flashlight and beware of beavers and raccoons.

>>23331304
which ones anon?

>>23331645
gdx, gdxj, adriatic metals, hothschild mining, highland gold, hummingbird resources

>>23331645
>>23331693

>he didn’t buy $MAG

That shit mooned hard. Bought at $8. It’s nearing $20 now. Only going to go higher. Still have a chance to get in

>>23331354
wow only took them 100 years to even begin to mention what everyone else sees as the completely obvious

>>23330278
?? I read a few things, what does this mean?

Anyone recognise these hallmarks?

>>23331187
Yes

>>23331952
A1 refers to silverplated stuff that has 32 grams of plating per 12 pieces. Not sterling.

Explore here:
https://www.925-1000.com/

>>23332001
Thanks fren

>>23331969
I hope your wife doesn't catch you staring at dat ass.

>>23332034
Basically all you need to know to start are the "Silver Standard Marks", most common being the Lion Passant sterling hallmark. Take a look at this page in particular, if a piece lacks the proper sterling silver standard hallmarking but has random other stamps move along, silverplate manufacturers back then emulated the superficial appearance of hallmarked sterling but don't be fooled.

https://www.925-1000.com/british_marks.html

MY STUPID SILBER IS FUCKING WORTHLESS!!!!!!!!!!

>>23332214
It always was.

>>23325053
LOL stay away from AUD Iam actually trying to convert some reserve cash to usd but might just dump it in Gold Silver

Do I drive an hour to get a few ounces of silver for 60 cents under spot? Is it worth the time

>>23332378
How much are you spending on gas?

>>23332385
I got a free gas card from a relative the other day so that's at least a tank or two of free of charge

>>23332412
Just walk to maximise your profit.

>>23332412
Get more ounces than you were planning to then.

>>23332423
Kek that would take like 7 hours just to get there. If I took a train it would take 2 hours to get there, 2 hours back.

I think im going to get my item for asking price :DDDDD

>>23325507
Will the price of those sets go up right after she dies? I have the entire set of 2 ounce silver but just the last 1/4 gold one.

>>23332456
Taking this advice. Might not find silver at $22.80 for a while

>>23332476
Do lunges as you walk, then it's like a free trip to the gym but you also get some silver.

Can't post a picture but this year has been my entry into silver. Currently have 60 oz worth of eagles, 60 oz of 5oz coins/bars, and 50 oz of 10oz bars.
Do you guys keep your pms in your gun safe or do you have a separate one?

>>23332636
Even if this tank of gas is free, get enough to offset what it would have cost you otherwise.

>>23330278
The eternal question: line go up or down on monday

>>23332649
i keep most of them in my gun safe hidden in a back room but i have a much smaller safe with a few coins in it that i dont keep that well hidden so if a robber comes they will focus on that and not my gun safe with all most pms

>>23332649
all eggs one basket etc.

I hide mine behind the fridge though.

>>23330278
>>23328110
>>23328064
IT IS HAPPENING. BUY SILVER ANON. BUY SILVER

>>23324958
So why do gold and silver stop trading from 5:00pm to 6:00pm each day? Is it so JP Morgan has enough time to take a shit before they start fucking with the price again?

>>23333368
Jpmorgan is the main provider for silver in SLV market, and they stop trades that goes along with the us stock market. Monday will be a pain. Get silver and gold anon rn. ADD MORE TO THE STACK RN ANON. RED ALERT. WATCH THIS ANON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXKIaRKdy4Q

>>23333333

>>23331600
I found a map. Interesting but I don't know if it's going to be helpful. We'll see. I'm going to try to make time for it in these next few days off I have. I'll try to report, too.
And yes, thanks for the warning re: beavers and trash pandas. Both of each being meaner than they look.

>>23333493
Do you think come Monday if everything will dip like in March or will it just go up on the open

>>23333560
We do not know. This is imprecidented. Things will drop monday or a few weeks from now based on the actual loans changing like sticky wages.

>>23333592
>>23333560
So we should have lots of powder dry to capitalize on the final big dip?

>>23333509
>I'm going to try to make time for it in these next few days off I have. I'll try to report, too.

Awesome please do!

Try thinking like Pan Man, how and where would the heavies fall out of the water flow and pile up? What visual clues do you look for? Lots of variables, but if you come across a "gravel bar" where the upstream head is composed of big chunks of iron, bolts, lead tire wheel weights etc. that is also where you will find the copper and clad, silver and gold. Bubbly shitty decomposing Zinc pennies are lighter and you often start seeing them settle out just downstream of where the better heavier metals fall out.

Also, always study the cracks/joints between pipe sections or bricks, dunno how many times I've seen the shiny silver edge of an old dime inviting me to dig it out (bring at least a flathead screwdriver too).

>>23333629
Yes. Hedge by buying some silver now, and spend the truck if you see the stock market panic.

>>23328064
I have no idea what this means. What are "swaps"? What does this "Big Bang" even mean in practice?

>>23333677
A swap is an agreement between two parties to exchange sequences of cash flows for a set period of time. Usually, at the time the contract is initiated, at least one of these series of cash flows is determined by a random or uncertain variable, such as an interest rate, foreign exchange rate, equity price or commodity price.
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/optioninvestor/07/swaps.asp

>>23333700
Ah, so futures, warrants, options and the like. This might have a major effect in the spoofed commodity futures market I assume?

I used Ethereum to buy silver through Money Metals Exchange. Highly recommend those guys the customer service was top notch shipping was great and they even took time to hand write a thank you letter.

>>23333719
Yes. Thus, it is a big deal.

>>23333740
MY STUPID SILVER IS HECKING PRICELESS

>>23333756
This is what we are trying to say fren. Why is it called precious metals?

>>23333740
>it is a big deal.

Yeah, but how is this big deal likely to manifest come the opening on Monday and through the week?

Good ole grandma goldbug Lynette Zang seems extremely spooked which spooks me, but what do we do, line up dry powder for cheapie stocks? Cash out and go all physical? Clean the guns and hunker down?

>>23333812
We do not know. It is like the manhattan project. They did not know if their experiment was a success or a failure. Monday will show it. Half and half your portfolio. Get silver and gold (more to silver) and get ready if stocks drop monday. Even the people announcing it and the banks do not know.

>>23333847
>Get silver and gold (more to silver) and get ready if stocks drop monday.

Physical stack is fat and about 1,000:1 Ag:Au, got 3k powder to add to the mining portfolio and round things out. Buying more nonperishables and another tank of propane today.

>Even the people announcing it and the banks do not know.

Yeah that seems to be the case, would be spooky enough if things were "normal" but in the Pandora's box of buttfuckery that is 2020 I'm expecting some excitement, maybe this will precipitate the end of the calm "eye of the storm" phase and renewal and magnification of the chaos of March/April. Should be fun.

>>23334007
>the end of the calm "eye of the storm" phase and renewal and magnification of the chaos
Could you imagine being one of the oblivious fucks who wageslave and think that is life because they have big house and new truck and don't actually own a fucking thing, not even their cell phone. I am usually pretty good at putting myself in other people shoes but all I draw is a blank, can't even imagine it. Maybe that is putting myself in their shoes and it is just drawing a complete blank

Another quick scrapping lesson:

Picrel is a typical "bread and butter" scrap deal worth $50 spot, nothing special about it but it's instructive. The listing has good pictures of the sterling stamp and even the weight of 2.4oz was given in description.

Unless specifically stated, always assume ounces are in avoirdupois, and if you ever come across any similar listing but without a weight given, you can quickly search eBay for the same item, "sterling spanish lace serving fork" in this case, then locate a better more informative listing where the weight is given like this one (this seller's listings are a trove of info I've banked thanks to them):

https://www.ebay.com/itm/363033353022

So even if the one I bought didn't have the weight stated, you can figure out very quickly what they do weigh. The more informative listing states 2.2ozt, so 68-69 grams for all spanish lace serving forks of the same type. If you have a buy/pass price point of $0.50/g, it is an instant decision that such a fork will be added to the scrap pile.

>>23334228
That's your future anon when all the currencies become digital and expire after a certain period

>>23334228
>Could you imagine being one of the oblivious fucks

I'd drop dead on the spot.

>Maybe that is putting myself in their shoes and it is just drawing a complete blank

Sadly this, the sheep are being lined up first for shearing then for slaughter. No hope for the YOLO normiefag wagecucks, protect yourself and those you love, everyone else is on their own.

>>23331114
It's the angle and case. The maple and Britannia have the same yellow color.

>>23331187
She looks great, I hope she stays that shiny.

>>23331187
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB5Nbp_gmgQ

>>23330168
you'd think a precious metals thread would agree but apparently not

>>23334463

Aaaand just grabbed this, a better example of how having the style or model number is sufficient even if no weight is given, as in this case.

I've handled Gorham 951 cordials before and thus know instantly they weigh ~22g each (and you can find that info in seconds just by searching "gorham 951 cordial" and reading a better description) so while a bit over .50/g, these little guys are sweet and I like adding nice non-monogrammed non-weighted different cordials I find to the Viking treasure hoard. I already knew I was buying it before the page loaded, didn't need to look at or read anything which is helpful when competition is fierce and seconds matter.

Since they are antiques for keeping or future gifting and not for refining, the total cost of $72.35 is acceptable with melt value just ~$94.00, and I try to keep such splurges averaged and offset by excellent deals for refining.

>>23325931
>not being a Nazi in current year + 5
NGMI

>>23335192
Why do phone posting Neanderthal niggers never have their phones charged? Never in my life of seeing phone posters shitting up the site have I ever seen a screen cap with their battery over 50%

>>23335251
daily reminder all statists are cancer
nazis are just as retarded as commies and are an equal threat to liberty and freedom

>>23335328
Busy hoovering up dirt cheap silver while picking carrots incidentally, while dumbfuck fatbeard retards cope in their musty basements.

>>23335401
Based phoneposting scrapper

>>23335401
based scrappy phoneposter

>>23335433
Fresh 4u my fren, delicious sweet "Cosmic Purple" carrots, truly the best variety I've ever grown, I highly recommend them.

>>23335608
ehh, what's up doc?

>>23335886
wabbit season

>>23335401
One day I will acquire a stack this yuge

>>23326088
>beaches

>>23336030
I don't know of anywhere else that people would actively lose jewelry. Parks?

>>23336072
You would be surprised how much stuff people loose without realizing it. I did a creek crawl of a popular swimming hole near vancouver years ago and came out with 3 wedding rings, 9 cell phones and tons of ear rings and other crap.

>>23336072
>I don't know of anywhere else that people would actively lose jewelry. Parks?

Read these where I explained how to get free silver and gold from old rain water street sewers. It's the most productive and also lowest cost and lowest barrier-to-entry treasure hunting technique I can suggest, not for claustrophobic pussies afraid to get their hands dirty though.

>>23330623
>>23331090
>>23331600
>>23333669

>>23336258
That guy looks familiar

>>23329029
Wrong. Paleoconservatives. Nobody here supports social liberalism of modern "Libertariansim"

>>23336338
>>23329029

In reality, most "Nazis" in 4chan just like the social policies of the old Germany; very few unironically want to live in that totalitarian country.

So copypastas like this>>23325603 won't change anyone's mind because stacking is still compatible with their social affinity to that regime; not the fiscal and political aspect of it.

If you in USA, come to UK to sell your pms, look what this bar is bid up to! That's over $50!!

>>23325603
Also daily reminder that this is the same SLV copypasta spammer just with a different skin as the SLV "Daily reminder" spam got stale and people stopped biting.

Same tactics, different skin.

>>23336258
Oh shit I didn't even see that
Thanks anon, sorry for being a faggot

>>23327442
see >>23336430

>>23336478
Britbongs? where are you planning to get your silver after the 31st of December? I'm currently working out the cost of sailing to Estonia and loading up

Britbongs? where are you planning to get your silver after the 31st of December? I'm currently working out the cost of sailing to Estonia and loading up

>>23336566
The silver forum obviously

>>23326539
Whats the consensus on aurcana? For some reason i feel like the group consensus here is negative so i havent looked into them.

>>23336630
The cheap prices on there are reliant on European imports, see the group order. eventually the price will go up there as well when sellers no longer have access to european cheapies.

hey online buyer bros, I'm just starting to get into buying online and this I would get a pretty good price for pic related (2017 Barracuda). But is it legit though? The side edges look brown for some reason, as if it was rusted

>>23336633
>dubs deserve an answer
It's actually overall positive here. To the point the OC was made for it. It's just crabbing along the .60 to .70 range for now. Permits and equipment are done and they should be begin extraction within a few months if I remember correctly.

>>23336299
Wouldn’t mind a stack of silver as big as a battleship

Finally (well, I ordered them yesterday) got my danish gold 10 kr's.
The dolphin one is particularly based, and I wonder why they changed that in the subsequent series of coins.

>>23336746
If the permits and equipment id done why wouldnt they be processing? Why wait?

>>23336738
sorry, that gave me a /g/ flashback

silver tarnishes, that's normal. you won't be getting a shiny new (or well preserved) coin

>>23325974
>diversity is what makes the middle eastern so peaceful!
I think I've seen this one before.

>Chinese company's deal to buy Nunavut gold mine facing national security review
i hate my country

>>23325603
Begone, Schlomo.

>>23337136
Canada?
>>23337038
Equipment as in they bought everything they needed, my bad. They're just setting everything up.

>>23337077
thank you anon

>>23336566
Will keep ordering to my parents in Germany lel

Do you expect UK PM prices to go up after Brexit or are you just talking about customs if you buy abroad?

>>23337260
I like the rhyming.

>>23330101
>What, do you dig and sift old bottle/ash dumps or privy pits for tokens?
I usually detect the road and shoulder, but I"ve found a few tokens in ash middens and privies.

I like your bottles. I have a pile of those that I've accidentally found while digging tokens. I've sold a couple rare hutch's for over $200 each

>>23337038
it takes a while to get a mine going, and to train up guys to operate the equipment.
>>23337136
This is such a stupid thing for us to do, sell the company to a canadian miner, anyone other than the fucking chinese.

>>23337311
I only buy brits, sovereigns and the odd bit from RM and I don't expect UK prices to be affected however I always buy from europe avoid tax. after brexit everything coming into the UK will be taxed so with the high postage it makes it uneconomical. that's good that you can order to your grandparents but how will you get it back into the UK? new rules mean you will have to pay tax on it when coming through customs.

>>23337411
Ah I see. I still suspect they will reach a last minute agreement or some kind of extension with corona as a convenient excuse but if not, it'll get interesting
What EU sites do you order from?

>how will you get it back into the UK?
No plans to bring it back, God willing I'll be out of here some time next year. Could probably carry some on me on a return flight if I wanted to though

Currently at 50ish oz silver right now. Just got 8 1oz bars of silver, but they're covered in plastic. I don't like it as I'm used to my rounds being uncovered and raw. Should I take the bars out too?

>>23337263
Yes Canada. They have to go through security clearance to purchase our natural resources. Luckily the investigation will be headed by John Wu and Tim Chang, both born and raised in Canada!

>>23337547
i do

I’m surprised there isn’t more info on the Big Bang reset going on. This thread is the only place I find people talking about, and the videos of people talking about it. Seems like a pretty huge moment and it isn’t even news really.

>>23337640
Nothing ever happens

>>23337559
They're literally going to suck the leafs dry. You have my pity, which is the only thing I can realistically give you unfortunately.

>>23336430

As Ron Paul says, your social policies and your economic policies are inseparable. You can't enforce the totalitarian social policies of Nazi Germany unless you first take away the people's gold, so as to have absolute power over them via inflationary confiscation. To take one example of this, how would you indoctrinate children into the Nazi ideology without government schools? The sole reason why we can have socialist welfare states in the modern era is because our currencies are unbacked by gold. Gold means freedom, both political and economic.

I presume, also, that even the Nazis here who approve of persecuting minorities are completely unaware of other deeply immoral social programs in Nazi Germany, like the Lebensborn program.

>>23337640
Nobody cared about the Fed till the markets tanked. And no one will care about this, till small banks start going under.

>>23337529
I really don't see another extension happening but regardless I expect the UK tax anything and everything they can coming into the country post brexit.

And as for bringing it back through an airport yeah you could get away with a few oz in your bag and going through "nothing to declare" but if customs do check you you are gonna have to pay tax but they can also seize it and charge you as you didn't declare it.

>>23337324
Awesome picture, must've been a good day! I found a Wyoming dog tax tag 13 years older than the next oldest known example from town, pretty wild what some collectors value those earliest examples at. I bet you've found a pile of dog tags yourself thinking you were digging a token signal, some can be quite interesting and attractive but ghost town saloon tokens are cooler, that's an interesting focus and the prospect of scouring an old townsite and finding unlisted unknown tokens would be very exciting. Find a big pile of them and you get to keep quiet and slowly parcel them out for $$.

what should my ratio of physical precious metals to miner stocks be?

>>23337668
The Chinese have been doing this for years, but they have for sure been ramping up their efforts recently. There are two chinese owned coal properties in BC that have chinese only staffers for example. Were being fucking colonized and were sitting on our asses letting it happen.

>>23337935
Do you have land/house away from the city? And do you want to stay in your region/country?

>>23337713
>jidf
2 shekels have been deposited to your account

>>23337974
No and yes. I have not entered the real estate market since it is in a bubble where I live and I would have to get a mortgage.

what does /pmg/ think?
deflate crash then inflate?
or straight to inflate?

>>23338054
There has to be a deflation1st, but if fed wants to burr to infinity+. Then inflate to deflate.

>>23336468
>pay vat
>pay ebay fees
>end up with 25usd
nty

>>23337713
America was immensely racist and sexist less than a century ago without authoritarian rule.

>>23336566
Just going to go full gold sovereigns from here on in.

>>23338234
based. I'm thinking of dropping a few grand on one last order of silver from europe then focusing on gold and sailing to Estonia every 2 years or so to load up

>>23338283
Okay, you've talked me into it. I need more silver. 25oz is fuck all anyway.

>>23337791
yeah, that was an amazing shovel full of dirt. One of those tokens is pretty common - 10 known - I sold it for $180 to the family that owns the land. Their great grandpa owned the saloon I was detecting around so they loved getting one of his old tokens. The other was only 1 known, that was the second of the type found. I still have that one in my collection.

I haven't found any dog licenses because most those ghost town residents didn't seem to pay pet taxes. Most the towns I detect didn't even have a local government that issued dog tags. They're worth a surprising amount like you say. I've seen quite a few sell for over $100. I usually find miner's brass, aka miner's dog tags. The brass tags they wore underground to ID bodies or tell quickly who was underground and make sure everyone came back out. Those are also worth over $100 for something that says the name of the mine on it.

I've found and kept about $30k worth of old saloon tokens over the years. I've sold about the same amount. But I also buy and flip tokens on ebay so my collection and whatever inventory I have on hand for sale is usually worth north of $50k. Currently it's insured for $75k, I've been buying up tokens from a couple big collectors that died of the coof. I'll resell most of what I have though once those collections are done dumping. I make a few thousand a year just flipping old saloon tokens on ebay. Mostly just because I know what's been found and what's rare and can easily spot a deal. Pic related is a couple thousand in tokens I got in the mail yesterday. Only one is really /pmg/ related, that 1891 Denver Silver coin.

>>23338054
I am a gold and silver memer but I think QE is actually deflationary. It derisks speculative assets compared to productive assets so all that happens is that you POOMP bubbles in things like stocks while the economy languishes. That causes an extreme wealth disparity that eventually blows up into something big. I like gold and silver as a hedge against those kinds of concerns. I don't think the Fed can actually cause the inflation it "wants" to.
This is also why I think no country in history has ever escaped the quick sand of QE. It is undertaken to "create" inflation but it just makes the deflation problem worse.

>>23338081
>>23338456
I agree, I think we may see a crash first, so I'm waiting to grab miner stocks, but I think there will be a short time when they are the buy of the century.

>>23338333
buy 50oz for £1200 right now from europe at £24/oz. sell 25oz at £29/oz in January which will still be cheaper than anywhere else in the UK (obviously at current spot price) for £725. come January you will have 25oz for £475 tax free at £19/oz. Or you could buy 5 now for £30.36/oz (bullionbypost). It's a no brainer anon, exploit it while you can

shits getting pretty serious, was not expecting this much news over the weekend.

https://www.imf.org/external/mmedia/view.aspx?vid=6200738336001


"new bretton woods" moment... brave new world people.

itshappening.jpg

>>23338683
Everyone's 401k is about to be wiped for this.

>>23338708
epic win

Saw this on ebay but because it's so cheap right now I think it's probably a scam. What think?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2008-China-Panda-Coin-Chinese-Commemorative-10-Yuan-silver-coin-Favorites-Hobby/184488480571?hash=item2af45ecf3b:g:tvoAAOSw7URfVH2J

>>23338635
I could. But I probably won't.

Big think though.

>>23338808
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2001-China-Panda-Coin-Chinese-Commemorative-10-Yuan-silver-coin-Favorites-Hobby/184487053180
They are also selling this. These are frauds.

Is the IRS in the constitution?

>>23338708
You do realize a devaluation of USD will cause the US stock market to go UP?

>>23338887
Short term yes until they default.

>>23338808
when a chinese product says "commemorative" that's code for fake. They think it's legal to sell counterfeits in the US as "commemorative" coins but they're wrong. Our laws require the coin to be clearly labeled on the face with the word, "COPY."

A new vid from a hosing and stock trader talking about a crash. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk9J_80UFAc.. They go over historic and macro trends.

>>23338708
Guess we will see, but peoples 401k and pensions were fucked long before this.

I expect this to have more political fall out then is being let on, much more power in globalists hands after this.

>>23339082
I talked to some of my IRL friends who are invested into the market. I asked if they looked at the macro trends. However, they said, "I do not care. I hold then it goes up then sell once it multiplies multiple times. I will be a millionaire. There is other people looking at the market for me."
Many will die soon.

I even mentioned the loan issue in the news, and buy silver. However, they do not care since, "No one buys it since there is no use for it. They only want you to buy it since they want to sell their silver. Only gold matters."
THEY DO NOT KNOW ANON. THEY WILL PANIC IF THE MARKET GOES DOWN 2K POINTS

>>23339181
yeah not much to be done for people with their head in the sand.

>>23338683
>brought on by climate change

IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING
>IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING
IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING
>IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING
IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING
>IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING
IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING
>IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING

https://www.clevelandfed.org/~/media/content/newsroom%20and%20events/speeches/sp%2020200923%20pdf.pdf

>>23338035
I'd suggest a 50/50 split then. Physical to bug the fuck out if needed since you don't have a home, and the rest to have "made it" money to buy one once this is all over.

>>23339259
lol i know. what a load of horse shit
they just cant stop spew the lies from the script they're given to read

theyre just spewing whatever nonsense they think they need the goyim to hear so that all the sheeple will gladly except to "new deal"

the IMF and central banksters all deserve to be impaled all the way through then set on fire in a public ceremony

>>23339471
>FedNowSM
The Federal Reserve’s FedNow service, which is currently being built, will be an around-the-clock
service whereby payments can be originated, cleared, and settled within seconds. The service is expected to provide clear public benefits in the form of safety, efficiency, and accessibility of instant payments.

>Our goal is to bring FedNow to market as soon as practicably possible. The target release date remains 2023 or 2024, but we will announce a more specific time frame once additional work is completed.

Tick Tock bros

>>23338215

"Racist" and "sexist" are meaningless buzzwords. Doctrines of racial inferiority in America were an excuse to justify slavery, and large parts of America rejected both them and slavery--namely the free states, starting with Pennsylvania in 1780. America also had a strong history of supporting the education of women. It wasn't a totalitarian dictatorship like Nazi Germany. If you didn't like your state, you could flee to another one. If you didn't like your school, you could set up your own. If you disagreed with prevailing doctrines, you had the free speech to speak against them. Nazi Germany was a totalitarian eugenicist nightmare where, if you disagreed with Hitler, you simply died.

>>23339710
>eugenicist nightmare

i suppose that's preferable to a dysgenic nightmare.

I voted for classic troll in the strawpoll but the effort in the replies has led me to believe otherwise now.

>without the anonymity of physical currency
holy shit bros were so fucked

>>23339784
most people have voluntarily adopted this already. Transactions by card or check or bank transfer aren't anonymous at all.

cash is mostly used for crimes, and the fed knows it very well.

>>23339739

I'd say that giving absolute power to dictators who start wars and get tens of millions of young men killed is very dysgenic. And even if Hitler had never started a war, all that a eugenics program would create is a race of heartless brutes. The only dysgenic effects in our society derive from socialism and the welfare state.

>>23339784
I'd be less worried about anonymity and more worried about the value of the dollar when FedNow gets adopted

>>23339471
It's all so tiresome.

>>23339471
>FedNow
I thought this was slated for 2025?

>>23339925
I would just neck myself at that point or just wander off in the woods and see how long I can make it

>>23339471
>>23340006

"Our goal is to bring FedNow to market as soon as practicably possible. The target release date
remains 2023 or 2024, but we will announce a more specific time frame once additional work is
completed."

Alasdair Macleod is still saying that the dollar will collapse before 2021. Doesn't seem that they'll have enough time to effect their evil plan?

>>23340053

From his latest GoldMoney article:

"It is certainly possible, in which case hyperinflation of the dollar and of most other paper currencies will likely end in a final, unexpected collapse in purchasing power in a matter of only a few months."

Perhaps not before 2021 exactly, but at the very least by early 2021.

https://www.goldmoney.com/research/goldmoney-insights/hyperinflation-is-here

>>23339925
I wonder what the push back will be like for this in more rural communities. Even with the rural / urban divide the way it is people in urban centers still understand that things like internet and phone service isnt great in every place. A fedcoin would be utterly useless in communities with spotty cell and internet.

>>23340124
no big deal, the US has amazing cell and internet coverage. The few people that live in places that aren't covered are already used to driving into town to do business.

the bigger problem is most americans engage in some cash crime, usually tax evasion. So this will bankrupt an extraordinary number of US citizens and businesses that have never paid their full taxes.

>>23340236
>and businesses that have never paid their full taxes.
Only the small ones though. Just as planned.

>>23324958
Who’s baking?

>>23340389
mostly it'll kill informal trade like garage sales, air b&b, selling between private citizens, contractors working for cash, and essentially every single person in the US that owes taxes on personal property like furniture and electronics but has never paid it.

there's a shitload of taxes people aren't even aware of, and all those will suddenly be possible to enforce.

>>23340464
The lcs. It will be killed.

Whoever bakes, make it the FedNow edition

>>23340487
maybe. They probably pay their taxes though. Because they're super likely to be audited on a lot of levels.

they prefer cash because cards charge a 3% fee which is about as much as they make on most sales. Not because they're breaking the law necessarily.

Mind if I bake anons?

>>23339259
dont forget that eradicating the gender gap will increase GDP by 35%

Also of note was the *target* of all developed nations debt to GDP ratio being 125% at least.

>>23340516
go for it, remember to link previous and link the new one here

New bread

>>23340579
>>23340579
>>23340579

>>23331114
>>23331135
>>23331205
>>23331241
Pretty sure that Britannia's are a good Gold colour and since they will keep them in their 999.99 purity for the foreseeable future, I highly doubt they will come out copper coloured. You may be mistaking these with Sovereigns which are essentially 22ct. Gold which are now alloyed with Copper for its strength.

>>23330278
I bet she's got some big BRAAAAAPPs

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I am making my own set of rare, limited edition, NFT’s which will be distributed to the people in my channel. The use case of these NFT’s will be announced once they have had a few weeks to become more distributed (I will give away 6 NFT’s per week). If you are lucky enough to win one of these rare NFT’s I might suggest not selling them cheap, or you may find that you seriously regret it once I announce what makes them so valuable.

Next week’s call is going to be an ultra-low cap coin with STRONG pumpamemtals!! I'm predicitng a MASSIVE pump.

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