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>>50643839
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>>50643839
This little (N)IGR bar is chunky

>>50643839
simple as

Where the panda bros at

thank you baker!

aus bros what is the best way to buy gold here? Not Austria just to clarify — the kangaroo place

I hope all my fellow Mega millions enthusiasts got their tickets. 1.2Billion

What we eatin 2nite?

>>50644062

>>50644062
I rotate through a couple of online dealers because I live too far out to be able to pick up in stores
Where are you?

>>50644098
Cuban sammich from the gas station where I bought a mega millions ticket.

>>50643997
The East India company bar is pretty cool.
The 500 lire, are amongst the most beautiful coins ever made.

>>50644096
The owner of my company bought us all a ticket. I imagine whoever wins, their life will be ruined. I wouldn't mind winning say $15 million. I'd be able to fly under the radar and still live a very happy life.

>>50644137
The only megamillions I need is silver.
2 more weeks and it'll be about $600 an ounce

>>50644182
>2 more weeks
Thank god. I need more time to accumulate.

yatsuba when

>>50644098
Are you the guy from /pol/ that said he drunkenly bought one of those dog shit salisbury steak TV dinners? Absolute goyslop.

>>50644258
Holocoin anon said there was a 94lb package on the way to his home right frigging now.

>According to Numista, Canada has minted 2084 different types of noncirculating coins
>Nearly all of them are commemorative garbage from the past few decades meant to make a quick buck
Why is Canada like this?

>>50644182
Just in case this is a serious post - silver will peak at only 100/oz.. If you are a firm believer in the squeeze at least sell half of your stack at this point for your own sanity

>>50644289
Not me but it was indeed absolute goyslop
>>50644412
Not selling until it hits $2400 an ounce and the ratio goes back to historical norms. Given the way things are going it'll be any month now.

>>50644439
>$2400 an ounce and the ratio goes back to historical norms
Uh, the usual 1:15 GSR would put silver at just over $100 an ounce with todays gold price

>>50644314
I like finding commemorative coins in my change.

>>50643839
Rare my stack.

>>50644468
Yes but gold will be 36000 dollars an ounce in a couple weeks or so

>>50644473
I do too, my post has nothing to do with them.
I'm mainly ragging on all the random noncirculating stuff that you can't even legally spend that the RCM churns out and sells at a stupidly high premium (like the 20 for 20 series or the 50 year long series of Silver Dollars commemorating random bullshit).

>>50644062
>Not Austria just to clarify — the kangaroo place
Ouch my sides kek . Please tell a petrol sniffer story.
>>50644098
Salmon burgers with home grown tomatoes
>>50644156
>I imagine whoever wins, their life will be ruined.
Yes. This can happen. When the Lottery gives me a life changing amount of money the first thing I am doing is getting a humble RV/van and flyfishing across America for a good year minimum. nothing to fancy just a good year or so fishing and thinking, and buying PMs of course.

>>50644524
Just 2 more weeks.

>>50644512
I like it but it's not that rare

>>50644129
QLD

>>50644573
Fucking phone posting has me going full retard. I also have way more. That is just what I've opened to play with.

let's see what you got this week

>>50644512
>9/10
minus 1 point for the 5oz of lizard hag provided you do have some 90%
>8/10
minus 2 points if you have no 90% plus do have 5oz of lizard hag

Gonna go to a coin shop tomorrow.

any other vegasfags out there? seems like a neat little project. would /pmg/ be willing to try helpin a bro out with finding a gold coin?

>>50644039
You're welcome, and thanks for your inspirational pics!

>>50644665
Finally found some Dutch Junk Silver close to spot on Ebay.

>>50644800
Very nice. I buy junk once in a while, just not bulk. I'm fond of Turkish and Moroccan.

Is silver even a precious metal at this point in the world wrt its price and weight ratio in a world with this level of inflation?

>>50644577
Ainsley is probably the one in queensland ive bought the most from

>>50644780
Always a pleasure!

>4.123: 315
AIGMI?

>>50644753
is it even worth scouring hot asphalt and concrete for 1k lol

>>50644998
silver and gold are still very much precious metals. Dispite what many people might think, most of the gold and silver mined in circulation was mined only in the last 175 years. Around half of that gold is lost out of reach in old treasure troves or sunk on the sea floor. Silver is constantly consumed in technology and in chemical processing, either to difficult or wasteful to attempt to recover. Were using more silver every year in heavy industry and green tech, to the point that we will start out stripping production. There is a LOT of silver out there in the world to go after though, so its not going to become a hyper rare metal any time soon, but its value will spike, especially as more alloy metals like tin become more costly to mine.

Bros... we made.

Radom Network, the next Chainlink

>>50645345
Dafuq is that? Silver or Gold?

If Gold, I'm only in the top 5%. If Silver, about 30x the Top 1%.

>>50645238
It would be interesting to calculate the ounces in existence per person by year. I’m too lazy.

>>50645366
It's for silver owners apparently.

Can someone tell me about SLV being manipulated? I thought the prospectus showed it was ok?

Goodnight sers

WSS is nearly at 200K apes

Hi, that's perfect! Everybody knows that crypto is the future, but have u tried Yopi Network? >Earn while u spend crypto in daily transactions >Pay globally with yopicash through NFC >No team tokens >Few big partnerships coming up

Hot tip for all you single men out there. If you marry a well off indian woman, her family will give you a dowry of gold and silver. Just something to think about

>>50645366
Post your gold stack then

>>50645556
Wtf when I married my wife I had to give her parents a Dowry of gold/money

>>50645580
Nah you didn't do it right
Return her and try again

how do you go about getting tin? i know that it isnt precious at all, but i want some. maybe i need some

>>50645638
https://www.metalshipper.com/tin-ingot.html
Or.... there's a scrapper here who will tell you to buy cheap pewter items for the tin content.

>>50645703
>pewter items
thanks. i didnt know this was a thing
i would have loved some lead before - not so much now

it would be good to see if silver junk buyers have pewter items, so i can take their tin

>>50644098
Please fren stop posting your food, each time this is utterly repulsive and make me want to barf. Over the past 2 years not ONCE i've seen you post anything looking even close to edible.
I wouldn't feed this shit to my dog.

It's like you are hating life and want to torture yourself by eating the worst trash ever conceived. Why not once did you treat yourself with a nice looking burger + french fries?
Why is it always disgusting looking veggies and coom-like sauce?

Please next time try to cook yourself something like pic rel + fries, and post your fondle krug next to it. Becuz i'm legit starting to feel depressed by proxy.

>>50645760
>lead before - not so much now
Yeah - shit's toxic. You don't want that.

just started stacking in January, am I too late bros?

>>50644137
Imagine the person getting the jackpot spending it all on silver, and then posting the stack here with some 4chan meme rounds.

Is there going to be another drop in gold and silver prices or is it just going to keep going up from here? I want to get my first oz of gold before it hits $1800. Just started stacking and want 1 oz of gold and 100oz of silver to start.

>>50645808
>am I too late bros?
I'd say right on time to slurp the end-tail of the (((dipperino))). Now is a great opportunity to lower your DCA a bit.
I'd say we still have a bit of time before any big price action, shit will hit the fan probably around Nov/Dec. But until then i expect things to remain relatively calm.

Also 100oz is a good start, at the current rate you should be around 200oz by EOY if you keep this pace. Continue like this fren!

>>50645193
well everyone here is a rockhound, so yeah.

>>50644062
I make all my purchases with Bullion Now, they have never let me down.

This makes a good pocket piece but I missed out on yesterdays bottom. Need more cheapies.

>>50643893
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>>50645796
Kek.
Next time I make a burger I'll remember your wishes lmao
>>50644555
>Salmon burgers with home grown tomatoes
Checked and delicious

>>50645875
Impossible to tell, we reached a whole new level of talmudic clownery with spot going below silver's extraction costs for primary miners. A war for control over commodities is currently being waged on a global scale, this is the real face of WW3, so shit's unpredictable.

But rn we already are close enough to the bottom, i don't see the point of risking waiting more to save few pennies. Realistically silver can't go any lower as long as oil is at $100. It's the below the rock bottom already and can't last for too long at this point. Gold can dip lower and still remain profitable, but not by much (AISC at $1250/oz for Q1+Q2 this year). If you have dry powder and want to convert it, now is a better time than any moment during the past 2 years price wise. Use this opportunity to your advantage.

>>50645993
Can't silver mined as a byproduct of other materials still induce lower prices?

>>50645992
That'd be great, and surely will have a big impact on my mental health too, because empathically speaking looking at your food is really taking a tool on me.
You know what? We could do a burger contest if you want. Lets prepare a delicious burger each on our side next week and post our fondle next to it (mine is a philly).
Is it ok for you?

>>50645801
no its valuable and good. but its too cheap for how heavy it is (when i looked at the prices) and doesnt have many uses. would never be able to get enough!

>>50645638
>>50645703
>>50645760
>>50645801
The easiest and most abundant form of tin you can get is lead free solder over the counter from any trade store. Not only is it readily available, but you will be able to sell it with ease. The lead free alloy is around 99% with copper making up the other 1%.

>>50646119
i need solder anyway. ill definitely look into getting lead-free. its so useful alongside being tin, so thanks

>>50646024
Exact, that's why i specified "primary silver miners". Banksters are using the contracts they have for byproduct silver to destroy the futures. But it can only go so far without a blowback, primary are still accounting for over a quarter of the silver extracted, and considering the always-increasing demand, the world can't go without them.

I have this theory i exposed since a while that JPM and blackrock have for goal to bankrupt the silver miners and take profit of the inelasticity of the silver market by provoking shortages this way to eventually inflate the price.
We can't forget JPM is sitting on the biggest pile of silver in the world since over a decade now. Surely they will bank on it one day. They don't mind sacrifying a bit of it rn at a discount to starve the miners, and once they are gone : booom. They become the only option left and can dictate the price in the timelapse needed for miners to restart production.

And the timing is quite perfect, they waited for all reserves held by central/national banks to be emptied (status we "officially" reached in late 2019).

What's the math for 60oz of silver putting you in the 1% of population that has silver?

Also i wanna add that byproduct silver doesn't mean "free silver" either. The extraction in itself only account for a third of the cost. The separation, refining, etc.. account for the 2/3 left. So let say a primary miner produce silver doré bars at an AISC of $20/oz, it will still cost a copper/nickel/gold miner $13/oz to produce the same thing, even though they saved on the extraction in itself.

>>50646119
>lead free solder
?? As far as I can tell, that's $27/lb avdp from Mouser.
Is there some special place where it's cheaper?
'Cause that ain't a cheap source. Plus, you've typically got a resin core.
Need more info.

>>50646043
I'm sure I can make a decent looking burger within the next week.
Although I must come clean, I think you think I'm also the other guy who posts silver in disgusting food because of the 2 years comment. I've only been here for 9 or so months. Also my diet isn't usually goyslop but when I do eat it I'll take a pic with my krug and the slop lol

>>50646216
Here is a comfy lil vid to understand the basic process of silver refining :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0n5NPMcd6U

>>50646191
This is the math. Fill in the numbers you prefer for the constants (world pop, amount of bullion...)

>>50643839
Should i just switch to crypto? i was told the QOM token is quite hot rn

>Japanese 10 Yen Coins are made of 95% Copper and Weigh 4.5 grams
>Intrinsic Value is 0.04 USD, face value is worth 0.07 USD
>Yen is dropping against USD
Only a matter of time until Gresham's law reaches Japan.

>>50646043
>>50646218

>fat faggots arguing about who can cook ground beef better

>>50646217
You can always go the aforementioned scrap pewter route, it is often found at thrift stores or garage sales really cheap and generally ranges from 92-97% tin, the rest antimony and copper. It's almost always stamped/marked, is soft and easily bent, and usually has a distinct grey color due to tarnish over time. Might not be as pure as you want but I'm cool with it, accumulated several hundred pounds so far.

>>50646218
Lets do this then. Rendez vous next week for the burger war.

>>50646295
got a problum, chud?
Just luvin' burgers. Simple as.

>>50645345
I am in the 1 percent, I am gonna buy so many woman to breed during the great reset it is going to be crazy.

>>50645556
I will not sully my genes with pejeetas.

>>50645808
nah you probably still have time until winter to stack more.

>>50646217
You're thinking along spot price when you should be thinking along the lines of trade price. Its solder plumbers use for soldering copper pipe. If its too expensive over the counter for you (price does vary a lot, most expensive places are nationwide warehouse stores, like B&Q and Screwfix, cheapest are the independent Paki merchant), go to a producer like Fernox.

>>50646342
Just make sure your gourmet ground beef blend is precisely 0.9167 percent lean to fat ratio to remain consistent.

>>50646295
I may be talking about beef but I'm not fatty or faggot
>>50646342
Let us grill

>>50646415
>Best Gold is 22k or 0.9167
>Best Beef is 22/24 lean, also 0.9167
Interesting coincidence.

>>50646024
Most of the silver mined now comes as a byproduct of copper mining, but that doesnt mean its waste, its another marketable product thats all. Often the gold and silver recovered from copper or other mining pays major bills like fuel or materials costs. Primary silver mining isnt as cost effective currently, but in the past it was a major driver of the US economy. Major new copper discoveries are getting harder to locate and are taking longer than ever to bring to market, so silver supply will eventually have to be taken back up by other primary producers. A good example is Lucky Friday Mine owned by Hecla, they have been operating in the Idaho Silver Valley for nearly 160 years at different properties, Lucky Friday is one of the richest operating silver mines out there.

>>50646327
>>50646414
I see the logic in solder having added trade value.
I'm less certain about pewter. I imagine you'd have to have a refiner that takes in tin-derivative products. I know for instance Rotometals takes in some base metals. But they require a sample. If you have a bunch of separate pieces, I guess you'd have to melt it all together so you have a reliable alloy to submit for their assay.
Sounds like a lot of bother for what is currently a relatively cheap metal, meaning you also need a lot of it to turn a profit. But it's easier to handle than copper.
I would still go for the 99.9 ingots at $21.50 ( I haven't included shipping) which offer assay sheets. If the price truly moons, it would make up for avoiding the extra bother.

>>50644023
how'd u get those so quick?

Alright fellas today's deal is: https://monumentmetals.com/1-oz-pegasus.html

St. helena new pegasus series, coin, sure to be a banger. Get it while it's cheap

*brought to you by the panda deal anon*

After this though, stick to plat kids

>>50646644
Well this is the thing when it comes to commodities, are you in it to store your wealth against debased fiat/inflation, or want to take a bigger risk by getting some warehouse to store in so you can profit if the commodity moons. That's all up to you, no one here can decide that for you.

>>50646595
Gee, thanks Pan Man!

>>50646595
>Lucky Friday Mine owned by Hecla
Heck yeah!

>>50644023
that's a lot of zinc

>>50646262
Interesting, didn’t know those were still in circulation but I know very little about Japan

>>50646854
According to Numista, they're still minting them in the hundreds of Millions with the weight and composition unchanged since 1951.
The old prewar coins like the Gold you posted have all been demonetized though.

>>50647000
Checked. Yeah their coins are pretty neat, aluminum 1 Yen too. I almost assumed the Japanese were a cashless society by now.

>>50647025
>aluminum 1 Yen too
lel, I should get one. I've got a prewar paper 1 yen.

>>50647690
They are useless coins, you get them as change from everything but can't spend them in places you would usually spend change (vending machines, automatic ticket machines etc)
I would send you a handfull if you were near me

>>50643839
Canada bros, can someone explain this to me? I was looking at Royal Mint products and found this. see picrel

So you pay $2000 CAD for a coin that's actually worth $200 CAD at any merchants? What's more is that the gold content on it (the 15.43grams) is worth $1121 CAD. That's almost half of what I'd pay for the coin. Is this a 100% premium? what the fuck

>>50644512
>Rare stack.
is it Mintstate WoW Frosty too?

>>50648275
That is not how you buy gold. You never physical since it carries a heavy premium, needs to be insured and is difficult to store. You buy an ETF like GLD for gold and SLV for silver. Like the saying goes "If you don't hold it, you own it".

>>50648413
Lmao if you don’t hold it you own it.

>>50648275
You're paying for a proof coin that's why. There are different grades of coins:

Bullion
Brilliantly Circulated
Proof

A proof coin has the highest quality minting done to it. They are meant for collectors, not bullion stackers.

>>50648544
So you feel the 100%+ premiums are justified? What are brilliantly circulated coins? And do proof coins hold their value well? in other words, can I expect to sell it for at least the same value I payed for in 10 years?

>>50648651
Make up your own mind what you want. I've already explained why that particular coin costs way above the spot price, it all depends if you're stacking bullion or buying collectors editions so you can sell them at coin fairs later down the line.

is $27.10 for a silver britannia a good deal? no shipping fees no nothing

>>50645449
show the lizard

>>50645366
proof or gtfo

>>50646528
RIP Philadelphia Collins and the Dirty Burger

>>50645945
is this a bullion coin or numismatic?

>>50649133
That is a standard bullion silver maple

Just watched the atochia treasure documentary again. Such a beautiful story and aesthetic

>>50649250
where can you purchase it?

>>50649462
Jmbullion, apmex, eBay, almost all bullion stores. Just Google it.

>>50648651
Royal Canadian mint shits out coins like that. I think its a beautiful coin but it's hard to say if that one will be desirable to collectors once it's minting run ends or not. In 10 years it may retain its 100% premium, possibly increase, or it might just be worth a little over its weight in gold. The $200 CAD face value means nothing btw

>>50649462
I got mine at a local coin store but they are easy to find online. Depends where you're from.

>>50643997
Damm that's a nice stack. I want Lal of those. You have good taste. Refined.

>>50649462
Pretty much anywhere that sells silver and gold bullion

>>50648651
>brilliantly circulated

Lots of proof coins never retain their premiums so you need to be careful and research a series, the secondary market value of older proof issues from it and proofs from the country generally. I personally don't usually care for modern proofs, though the proof sets with silver state quarters and reverse proof Mexican libertads some anons have shared are pretty cool.

These threads are retarded

>>50649650
Montreal. Anyone know any decent bullion dealers in Montreal? I know the Royal Mint lists these two as reputable sources, but oddly enough they're at the same address

Kitco and Goldbrex, 620 cathcart, Montreal

Anyone bought there in person?

>>50649937
>These threads are retarded

No u

>>50649941
Go into your map application of choice and type in "coin store"

>>50644439
>historical norms
The Spanish looted so much fuckin silver from Potosi that it caused global inflation a few centuries ago and we're still swimming in peruvian silver today

Mornin'.
Still in pre-coffee brain fog.

>>50650033
I did, there's nothing. only online vendors

>>50650318
Try searching
bullion dealer montreal

I've been looking for this for almost a year now and finally won it at auction for €200.

Two-nines silver and smaller than I imagined (about the size of a U.S. Half Dollar). The history is very interesting. It's a 1932 party donation token, so the most important donors to the NSDAP may have received one right before the party stopped needing to win elections.

The design is also one of the coolest medallion designs. It's so on the nose it feels like it's something made after the war as a prop for a movie, but it's from its time.

Translation:
>National Socialist Worker's Party of Germany
>Imperial Parliament Election
>Battle Treasure Donation
>Never Capitulate!

Have a great weekend frens.

>>50650150
>The Spanish looted so much fuckin silver

Based conquistadores

>>50650781
God I love Spain

Do you guys realise that the goldsupply:population ratio will skyrocket when doom spaghetti tipping point is passed?

gold can't save us.

>>50650824
what do you mean?

>>50650824
>gold can't save us

That's why I stack silver, countless tons of monetary gold in jewvaults is nice, but silver is actually necessary and if mining production plummets due to energy scarcity then what remains in our schizostacks will be revalued much higher.

>>50650824
Most of the gold is owned by a small percentage of the population. The rich will continue to hoard wealth and the peasants will continue to fight over scraps.

>>50645436
Fabrications and misinformation spread by gold and silverbugs. Just a bunch of dangerous conspiracy theories about COMEX being short on silver and the bullion banks like JPM being having highly leveraged positions in PMs. This is of course as all already been debunked.

>>50646854
I lust after that Meiji gold, but I can't pull the trigger. Maybe, since I lost the auction on the FAl, I will go for it.

>>50648871
that's not exactly a good price. if you can, consider buying 50+ from bullionbypost for $24.20 for a 16% premium.
I bought 50 a couple weeks ago at $22.30 and that was 17%.

>>50651394
anon I...

>>50650824
Do you realize that computer modeling of chaotic systems is mental masturbation?

>>50651547
you used $ in your post not €

>>50651569
>>50651547
and before you say "oh they're the same now" if i had seen € i would have thought of the VAT.

>>50651562
yes I do, I've read Taleb, but you also realise that this chart is just totally going to happen anyway

>>50650908
if peasants dont exist then you are the peasant. that's the problem, gold will effectively become very inflationary.

>>50650895
silver has the exact same problem.

>>50650892
The amount of gold in circulation has basically doubled over the last half century because of industrial mining, yet the price increase has outpaced inflation, and the reason given by goldbugs is usually "the population has exploded faster".. well then in that case, then the trend reverses ...

FTR... I own some gold, but it sure isn't going to save me

So what does war with the ching chongs mean for PMs? When Russia invaded Ukr metals rose. Then crashed again. Surely a conflict would boost the stock market and lift PMs along with it?

>>50652176
Nothing ever happens.

Somebody just bought hitlers Goliath at an auction in Manhattan. And all the jews be kvetching
Who is this based goy? That watch is beautiful!!!

>>50652176
>war with the ching chongs mean

It'll be the same as the "War" with Russia, they'll cry, bitch and virtue signal from the outside and watch as they lose another of their puppet states, the real crash should be starting in the next months when the banks go under one by one bringing down their entire ponzi and fake empire.

>>50650895
Exactly, this is why I buy silver, PMG promised me sex slaves if I buy silver. So I will only ever trade my silver when 1 oz of silver can buy me a sex slave.

why are their glasses so tiny

>>50652979
Its to symbolise beating faggot globalists with little effort.

>>50652176
Metals will rise just like during every other war, but you won't care about selling or buying them to because you'll
be more concerned with avoid getting drafted.
Additionally, such a war would likely spell an end to the USD as World Reserve Currency (at least in its current form), regardless of the War's outcome.
>>50652909
The US has a defence pact with Taiwan (along with South Korea and the Phillipines), we're obliged to intervene.

>>50652126
Is silver then a better bet?

>>50643839
Could you help me out frens?
My friend wants to get rid of this coin for 20$ but I can't find anything about this coin. Should I buy it? Can anyone recognize it?

How much have holocoins been selling for lately anyways?

>>50649643
Yes, if you're buying proof coins, you really have to use your best judgment on whether or not it'll keep its premium or improve it. For an example of a good proof coin, look up "the birth of venus". You could buy it from the mint for $300, a huge premium for a 2oz silver coin. But now it sells for $1000 on ebay. Probably will sell for even more as silver goes up.

If you're just starting out, best to avoid proof coins though. Just stick to the basics.

>>50650758
>Reichstag 1932
>Reichstag Fire 1933
I'm not sure if it'd be more interesting if the coin was before or after the fire
My understanding the Fire was an instead job to rally and control the Germans, exactly like 9/11

>>50653109
I'm not worried about FagUSA trying to draft me lol

>>50653422
what are the basics? bullion coins, ideally from the mint?

Mail call

>>50649114
My favorite character of the show. Along with Ray and Mr. Lahey.

What would happen if I put silver in an oven? Would 500f be enough to oxidize it?

Why does reddit shill "sovereign" coins so hard? Doesn't all gold sell the same? Isn't gold still gold? I'm not talking about premiums, I mean gold will still sell at spot no matter what, right?

>>50653972
Sovereigns are cool. I want to buy more but am short on funds at the moment. Probably gonna get a jubilee Victoria next.

>>50654001
They call all government bullion as sovereigns. They call ASEs sovereign coins.

>better grab everything i can

>>50653770
Nice.
I got 2 10 guilders today.
Think I'll stick with Swiss Misses

>>50653282
This guy sells other coins too, he got them from heritage, from his dead father. I am dumb so I can't determine if they're real or not from looking. The older coins seem to be authentic tho, maybe somebody can help me out here?

>>50653528
Generic rounds or pay a little extra for brittanias/maples/kanagroos, etc.

>>50653528
My typical copypasta to answer "what should I buy". My answer is more like, "Here are some options to consider."
- For generic bars with no design, watch the markups over spot: premiums (added charges) go up for smaller pieces. When selling, your buyer may insist on spot price.
- When a new series of artful or themed bullion (especially coins) comes out, the first of the series are usually missed by later collectors. They will pay high premiums to fill in the series. Ponder the potential for series popularity: generic and/or cringeworthy-themed series have higher failure rates.
- Interesting coins cost least while they're still being minted. Once the mintage stops and dealers run out of stock the prices jump, then rise more slowly but still faster than generic silver. Maples, Eagles, Wieners, Britannias, etc. are all nice but boring. The mint may add a privy to make them more collectible (creating a series) and gin up the price. Buy stuff that changes overall designs from year to year: Somali elephants, Canadian Wildlife, Australian kookaburras or koalas, island nations' series, etc. These become series.
- If you buy pieces that appeal to your sense of art, taste, and interests, they will still feel good even if the price or value of the PM goes nowhere. Caveat: if you go to sell, it's harder to part with them.
- Some beautiful generics are priced comically high (Germanias, e.g.) - they don't follow the market trends as readily, and usually garner highest resale price only for a few years after the mintage. The drawback: dealers may categorize these as "generic" and price them as generic when buying them from you.
- If free shipping is offered, buy enough to take advantage of that. Although it's shipping (not directly PM), it's an added premium.
- Keep a spreadsheet of your purchases!!! You should track profit/loss over time. It's quite revealing.

>>50653972
There are a few shops in my town that deal exclusively in coins but won't touch bars or rounds. Its one of the reasons I only buy coins as it gives me one more venue in the case I need to liquidate.

>>50654014
>They call ASEs sovereign coins.
Just when I thought I couldn't hate plebbit anymore than I already do...

>>50654053

>>50652487
Lol based. How much?

>>50653972
>>50654014
I haven't seen this, at least not on r/WSS, the only good silver sub

>>50654297
Do you have physical access to it? If you are on good relations with a local coin shop they may test if for you so you can at least know if it is silver or plated or what.
Beyond that I really can't help. Sorry

these are the vegas treasure hunt puzzles, just got sent out. im gonna try workin on the meadows one. i feel its got something to do with the springs preserve, i just gotta do some research.

>>50654362
Sadly no coin shop nearby. Perhaps I could bring a scale and a caliper to see the size/dimensions or it's not enough?

>>50654380
A world brain search for Vegas Meadows turns up a senior living center that seems to match the riddle.
Why is this here? What's a treasure hunt puzzle? If there's a prize, what is it?

>>50654431
Yes
You can also try the ping test, tap it slightly with a bit of plastic and listen.
Both Gold and Silver have a lets just call it divine sound compared to a common cupronickel coin.
So give it a little tap and listen and ask yourself if it sounds more like the genuine article or not.

>>50654457
a gold coin i think
https://www.8newsnow.com/news/local-news/this-saturday-the-great-u-s-treasure-hunt-returns-to-las-vegas/

>>50654509
I bet it's just some plastic coin that can be redeemed for $1000
In other words, off topic for /pmg/

>>50654034
>grabbing pills

WRUBBUBUBUBUB

>>50653972
>Complains about reddit shilling sovereigns
>Posts reddit tier race mixing/mutt filth

Silver, ya gotta love the stuff.

>>50654720
that's not a very cash money pizza

>>50653972
Pretty sure sovereigns and other coins of the realm are exempt from VAT and also capital gains tax if and when you sell, breddy cool.

Anybody here have the Bicentennial silver proof set? I really want one for numisfaggotry reasons, I love US coins and they seem to be pretty cheap sets
>>50653770
What's the deal with that Penny? Is it some weird tribute?
>>50654720
Those cheap frozen pizzas are such a guilty pleasure of mine, I loved the old Mexican pizza flavor before it got retired. Mexican pizzas in general may be one of the biggest losses from wokeism, I don't care that Mexico doesn't actually have a pizza cuisine I loved them.

>>50652487
A jew bought it

>>50653436
>>50650758
The hands look like flames. Obviously it was a false flag, but this is the smoking gun

>>50643839
Anybody have any diy silver home foundry?

>>50654720
>no ranch
Never monna gake it

>>50654930
The penny is a 1/2 oz round

MAIL CALL

>>50654930
Yes, I have the envelope one from an antique shop that had underpriced it.

>>50654953
Well, based self hating semite.

Silvers on the up and up lads.
We might just make it after all...

>>50654720
EWWWWWWWWWWWWW that pizza looks DISGUSTING

>>50655850
I want cheapies

>>50655850
Noooo u cant just be optimistic about silver

>>50653972
>shill "sovereign" coins so hard
based coin
low premiums
cool design
globally known
accessible entry point financially
the only people who don't like them are communists who get massively triggered by the Queen on the obverse, which in my eye is another win for the Sov

>>50655934
>didn't read

>>50655948
>didn't read
can't read*

>>50655948
What you wrote is bullshit anyway

>>50655614
Jews aren't semites, they're khazars.

>>50655934
>the only people who don't like them are communists who get massively triggered by the Queen on the obverse

Your queen is a communist, what did i tell you about that Stockholm Syndrome.

>>50656065
>Your queen is a communist, what did i tell you about that Stockholm Syndrome.
cool story pal.
here's a beauty of a coin, it's R Viccy

>>50656141
Looks as bland as a commie block, If you want to worship women then worship the ones with a bit of booba.

>>50656229
fake tits, looks like a troon
here's a real madonna

>>50655934

>*and Canadians who get dinged with 13% tax for all PMs below .98% purity

Goddamn I want a Sov but not at the cost of my anal virginity. Pic related is the closest we can get.

>>50655449
Good shit Anon

>>50656229
>>50656256
Step aside, peasants

>>50656304
would have been better if they didn't add flying naked babies to it

whats mintanons store called again

>>50656371
http://notarug.honest.guv/

>>50656336
take the cherub pill

>>50656371
>anonymintpm

>>50656433
Based and for the Emperorpilled

>>50655934
>Communist Lizard on Obverse
>High premium compared to continental counterpart
>Overused design
>Unfairly taxed compared to other coins
>Copium for Poorfags who can't afford full ounces
The only people who like them are braindead bongoloid cultists who get massively triggered when anyone criticizes their Queen, which in my eye is another loss for the Sov

>>50656730
how to tell the room you don't have sovs because you're too poor without actually saying it

>>50656730
>>50656065
Kill yourelsves
God safe qween

>>50656742
Why would I want one when I can get full ounces for a lower premium?
If I really wanted fractional that bad, I'd just get a 20 Francs.

can we all take a minute just to recognize how massively retarded the jannies on this board are these days? You get a 3 day ban just for posting 1 (one) (singular) letter
I hate jannies more than niggers AND kikes

>>50656824

>>50654343
>>50656025
You're a nigger.

https://old.reddit.com/r/Gold/comments/tz6owr/new_gold_buyer_here_need_recommendations_coins_or/
>My personal opinion is sovereign coins are recognizable and generally trustworthy. Pretty much everyone knows what the major coins are.
>Not the Sovereign UK coin. Sovereign issued coinage. I think you misunderstood
>Sovereigns are also used for AGEs, Britannias, Buffaloes, etc etc as they are minted at a sovereign mint instead of a private one.

https://old.reddit.com/r/Gold/comments/u3xt7d/coins_or_bars/
>It is hard as fuck to make the coins like the sovereign mints make them. Each coin is a unique piece of art that can't be replicated to the detail and quality that government mints can. Do some research.

https://old.reddit.com/r/Gold/comments/fbssy7/coins_or_bars/
>Sovereign coins and bullion

>https://old.reddit.com/r/Gold/comments/nke2mk/buy_coins_or_barsrounds/
>sovereign gold, coins and bars (RM, RCM, USMint, CdeMMex)

>>50656824
its amazing what (((they))) call racism these days

>>50656884
>It is hard as fuck to make the coins like the sovereign mints make them. Each coin is a unique piece of art that can't be replicated to the detail and quality that government mints can. Do some research.
This is the gayest thing I've ever heard.

Helo sers where to find art bar for low premium

>>50657278
Shop around for argentia

>>50648881
hello again sers

>>50656884
>going to r/gold
Might as well go to r/tranny
I told you only r/Wallstreetsilver is any good

>>50657384
Hello

>>50657278
>he buys the art bars

>>50656003
Sovs do get shilled hard here. Because they are low premium coins. But people should realize they are low premium for a reason. They aren’t a “hidden gem” of a coin either. Stacking strategies are pretty poor around here. I used to give stacking advice but I’ve given up. Hopefully someone has seen my old posts and used that good advice.

>>50643839
Assuming silver goes wild in terms of value. Who exactly will buy my stacks lol? Won't buyers wait for a correction? No one will buy silver after it does x10

>>50657861
>Stacking strategies are pretty poor around here

GTFO eggnigger, despite your best efforts no one here is buying your $40 ASEs

>>50657861
I wanted to buy a sov because the design is based but both times I had enough money to buy gold the coin shop was out of them.

Hey PMG, bought another 1/4 oz gold Krug today. Feels good man.

>>50657956
Nice. Love them mini krugs

>>50657920
Definitely. Buy one if you like the design. I have lots of euro coins because I think they’re cool. But don’t stack them. That’s retarded. The premium is low for a reason. I can’t stress that enough.

>>50658048
>The premium is low for a reason.
Which is?

>>50657854
I'm sorry I like my silver to look cool
>>50657380
Those ones are very nice too. I'm thinking of getting the Hercules one one day.

>>50658062
The premium is indicative of a coin’s or round’s supply and demand. Draw your own conclusions based on that.

>>50658092
nothing is cooler than having a lot of the same thing

>>50658102
Then I see that dealers (around here) buy (almost all of) them back close to spot price. I'd need to find a private buyer who pays more. Where would you sell bullion in (seemingly) high demand, ebay?

>>50658155
eBay has high fees. I would find a buyer on Craigslist. I’ve never had a problem using it. Just meet in a public place.

>>50644023
Reporting in! Beautiful score. When did you get all those?

>>50658155
And if you want to know how much you’ll get, take the midpoint between a dealers buy and sell price. That makes it’s fair for both parties. You get a little more than if you sold to a dealer and they save a little than if they bought from a dealer

>>50646671
>panda deal anon*

QRD? I've been away too long

>>50658092
>I like my silver to look cool
I concur.

Made a meme for you guys

>>50658349
I like it

>>50658349
its very nice. thanks for sharing fren

>>50657910
no one's accepting your shitcoin zombie apocalypse rounds when SHTF. ASEs will be primo

>>50658242
Just factor in the fees when you set a price. Plenty of money to be made

>>50653770
I like the silver shield.

just bought my first 1oz gold coin, really happy and hope it arrives frens, WAGMI

>>50658380

>>50658102
Supply and demand doesn't change the gold content or weight, so who gives a fuck?

for echecks, do they ship out the silver only after it clears like 2-4 days later?>

>>50658430
Enyoy your new tungsten piece

>>50658572
It does affect resale value and liquidity. So why don’t you fuck right off.

>>50658389
This is the truth. ASEs are extremely liquid in any scenario.

>>50658662
Echecks take like 2 weeks before they ship. It's pretty crazy. But worth saving the money

Picked this up at an auction. If I didn't know better I would swear it's a reverse proof but they didn't make any in 2003. Wtf am I holding?

>>50658713
lmao rustled much? You're the one who came in here and decided to get aggressive. You mad your crypto holdings shit the bed?

>>50658833
You’re either a bot or a paid poster.

>>50658833
If you tried bartering me some of your shitcoin rounds for a bushel of hard red winter wheat during SHTF I'd just blast your kneecaps out with my Colt 45 ACP . Got no time to be cutting your shitcoins in half to check for purity.

>>50658861
>Man comes to barter to n good faith.
>Makes what some would consider a reasonable offer
>You shoot him.
Congratulations dumbass. No one will even attempt to barter with your lunatic ass now.
Why are midwits so short sighted?

>>50658861
What would you do to the sterling silver fag that posts non stop in here?

I see the light now
The only silver that is worth anything is American Silver Eagles.
Literally all other silver is worthless
I will stack ASEs only now. I will pay any premium. Even $200 for 1 ASE is a steal

>>50658911
yep, we got him

>>50644524
You’ve only filled 3/8 coin slots on this device. You’re supposed to super glue the coins to the holders, didn’t you know?

>>50645115
Scenic.

>>50657882
read a basic economy book

>>50658750
what kind of auction
have you tested the coin?

>>50643839
Do you guys think silver will dump anytime soon? I kinda missed the dip and silver is back up in price again.

Could someone post a couple of the infographs about stacking, I thought I had them saved but I can't find them on my computer.

anyone got the high res version of picrel? yandex didnt do the trick this time

im ordering more SIM cards. its time

>>50659159
You are the most retarded person on /pmg/. Why do you waste your money on sim cards every month?

>>50659175
theyre free, even though its a waste of time. but it costs the companies money (including my electricity company, for their SIM cards)
SIM cards are useful too

>>50659197
how do u get them for free? I Though you actually paid money for them.

>>50659197
What do you use them for simbro?

Here is a perfect example of a Gold source in nature. A small stream is working its way at a this jointed metamorphosed shale. The creek is following the same fault that allowed a quartz vein to form, now the quartz vein is heavily weathered and fractured allowing its cargo of gold to enter the water course. Slowly, this gold will make its way down to the nearby stream and there it will rest until someone comes and finds it. These sources arent usually so easy to spot, but logging road work has done a fantastic job exposing this marvel of an outcrop.

>>50659329
extracting gold from the contacts I presume.

>>50659329
>>50659479
this! there is gold in the SIM cards and its very good

>>50659071
Just got it so not tested. It's an estate auction house I've used before. They are pretty solid.

>>50659353
Man, I need to learn more about Geology, that's cool as hell

>>50659353
Forged in the heart of a dying star, this gold has an unbelievable path to take before it finds it's way into the hands of man. You're gonna make it fren.

>>50659760
its such a hard thing to comprehend, the passage of time is perfectly encapsulated in gold. The material it formed in may weather away, its place of creation is long destroyed but it remains, indestructible to the natural forces.

Is it going to be the new kook?

>>50655850
But I wanted to stack more.

First Majestic hasn't raised their price yet so I placed an order with them.

>>50658750
Chrome plate

I’m considering buying a tube of 1983 BU libertads for $32 each. Should I do it

>>50659760
apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1710/Nucleosynthesis2_WikipediaCmglee_2000.jpg

>>50660007
Well, even as high premium as that is, for Libertads it's actually decent. If you're looking for Libertads specifically, go for it. If you're just looking for silver, keep looking.

>>50660102
I’m looking for silver at a good value compared to the market rate for that particular item. If it’s a good buy, I’m in for it, even though it’s a high premium. I guess what I’m asking is, is the premium worth the product, in your opinion? And do you think it will maintain the premium?

>>50660077
Awesome.

>>50660145
I'm no Mexican silver expert, so take this for what you will. Libertads have always been high premium due to both low mintage numbers and beautiful design. Some years are obviously more valuable than others, but it usually doesn't take long for them to reach their peak value. Those '83 Libertads might go higher as they continue to age, but it's a good bet they're already about as high as they're going to get (spot aside).

Does anyone here actually believe the Comex will collapse without taking the entire financial system with it? I just don't buy the idea that the financiers will let the Comex fall apart. Everyone seems to be shilling the idea that if everyone buys 100 ounces we can defeat the Fed. It seems to me the Fed is slowly falling apart on it's own and will be taken out by it's own short comings. I mean, keep buying PM's, but don't do it to own the Federal Reserve, do it to secure your future in this decaying world.

>>50658426
They've come out with nice stuff alright.

>>50660369
I'll keep buying PMs for whatever reason I want, twerp

Bought my first two ounces at a coin shop today. The boomer man was more than happy to give me a lesson. Gonna buy a little bit each month. Thanks for the inspiration lads

>>50660369
The problem is not the COMEX. Wallstreet will source the silver and do whatever it takes to keep it afloat. The big chungus in the room, the Mac-Daddy is the BOND MARKET. The amount of cash sitting in the bond market is literally twice the size of the GDP. It's almost the size of the housing market. Imagine what a ridiculous situation: Somehow, some way there is a magical pool of resources just sitting on the sideline earning interest. That debt is otherwise known as "leverage". Borrowed money, created by banks, has the effect of inflating balance sheets and propping up asset prices. People "feel" wealthy because their house is worth $300,000. They look at their 401k and it's worth $1M. They FEEL great.
However, once people begin to demand their cash from the Treasury we will all discover that it is all fake.
Consider the balance sheet of two people. 1Boomer father has $1M Cash. He lends $1M to his alcoholic son. Look what happens to the balance sheets: Boomer dad loses $1M cash but he gains a IOU $1M. Alcoholic son's balance sheet expands $1M. He goes and spends it on coke and hookers. Now what? The asset was consumed! The son can only pay the interest. However, Boomer dad's balance sheet still says he has $1M assets. It can never be repaid and needs to be written off for a fraction of what it is worth. That truth permeate EVERYTHING in financialized America.

>>50660713
based. it adds up fast. even an ounce a week is better than nothing.

>without taking the entire financial system with it
Ponzi schemes always collapse. The entire debt based financial system is nothing but a giant ponzi that cannot exist without QE and artificially low interest rates. Why do you think there is talk about a reset? They know the system is on it's last legs. They have a new system ready to go where they'll have more wealth and power. They'll be on the right side of this trade, like they always are.

>>50660369
>>50660732
So don't worry one bit about the COMEX. That game can likely be played out with impunity so long as the bond market is still standing.

>>50654380
word search is "not the one"

>order already up 60 dollars before it has shipped
ill get tracking tomorrow too, good feels across the board

>>50659154
There isn't one unless you pay for it.

>>50647000
>>50647025
Japan is still a very cash based economy. It's pretty interesting actually.

>>50660369
The only way for the system to collapse is for people to stop using it. The best way to do that is to destroy the trust in the system and use alternatives. If governments ever get desperate and pass a bill to confiscate people's commodities, then the best course of action is to just outright barter. We have the technology to do this efficiently now, outside of centralized communication. The dreamers think the collapse will be sudden, when in reality the systems will be working parallel with one another until one beats the other. It's a game of chicken which one people will put their faith into.

NEW THREAD

>>50661330

>>50661298
ending the thread to say perky Underboob best boob