/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50890432
based Frasierposter

Simple as.

TPMCBB

>anime prospector
>yes that is all
>no I will not hold

I stack silver. I stack gold. Simple as.

OMG I LOVE JMBULLION SO MUCH THANKS OP

To lighten the mood on this beautiful Saturday I will share one of my favorite jokes. What did the Jewish pedophile say to the little kid?


Hey kid you want to buy a piece of candy?

>>50891251
Gold and silver are inherently antisemitic and should be banned from general sale. Also pipe down with the antisemitism.

Cool antisemitic remarks

Oh I didn't realize a joke could be antisemitic and that it might cause offense. Hold on let me try again and see if it upsets you the same way.

What did the gypsy pedophile say to the little kid?

Hey kid can I have a piece of candy?

Is that better? Does that make you draw up with indignation? Or is the problem with the first that it strikes home and rang with a note of truth and this one doesnt?

Hey /pmg/, been awhile! So what did you accumulate when Silver was under $19?

>>50891209
2 more weeks and it will go up to $1000 an ounce
>tfw 6 ounces of silver away from barron tier

>>50891485

>>50890612
Thank you

>>50890687
That's a good looking stack

>>50891686
no problem

>>50890687
I love that Norwegian Monarchs silver. Is it truly embedded, or do I see some sort of nut/bot mechanism to allow opening the case?

Oh shit, I've been effort posting in the last thread not knowing a new thread was open.
Let me just go ahead and point out the incredible dubs I got on these posts as well
>>50891699
>>50891799
>>50891877

>>50890484
So how much will you pay for things post-collapse with your gold and silver? How long will a tradesman have to work to earn 1 oz of silver? How much food can you buy from a farmer with 1 oz silver?

Will ASEs be worth more than Maples and generic rounds?

>>50891953
The collapse you are predicting will not happen.

>>50891953
You and another gentleman want to buy a farmers last sack of wheat. You show up with a silvertowne buffalo and he has an eagle. The farmer can only sell to one of you. Which do you think he goes for? The well recognized eagle or the generic round he has never seen before? Yes, eagles and other coins will still be worth more than generic. For the fact that they are just more recognizable, trusted, and liquid than rounds. This is a fact in a SHTF situation and also of everyday life.

>>50892107
It's a mathematical fact that it will happen. People literally own financial paper that says they are entitled to twice the U.S. GDP. This is a real-world problem that can never be solved other than to write the debts off and then deal with the consequences. Imagine needs to not only MAINTAIN the current GDP, but also somehow have to find excess resources the size of the U.S. housing market out of nowhere to deliver to the bond holders. It's physically impossible.

What's the most you'd pay for a 21st century ASE? I know that ASEs are the most liquid coin but the 70+% premiums make them outrageously overpriced in my eyes.

>>50891891
Thanks for the heads-up anon

>>50892261
Spot + 5 bucks

>>50892190
President Biden says the economy is on the right track. Refute THAT Mr. Gloomy Gus.

>>50892261
I really don't see the point in overpaying. My understanding of the economic deleveraging event we see all see on the horizon makes me think the weight of the metal will be far more important than the style. Maybe if you think it is best to grab a couple of tubes of ASEs or whatever is in your budget, fine. But I think we will all be kicking ourselves in the ass once we see this ship set sail. It feels like it will never happen, but in retrospect we will be looking at every time we spent $20 on a pizza or whatever and regret it knowing we could have been buying up free money. The case for silver is not just that we will make some cash, but the fallout of the bond market collapse will have all of us considerably poorer. Many of us will lose our jobs, prices will skyrocket, value tied down in stocks will likely underperform, our houses will lose value, our credit card limits will contract if not stop working.
Every single precious ounce will matter. The reason ASEs are so expensive as it is a de-facto means of jacking up premium for other coins. This is another trick by the 'system' to move prices higher without impacting the derivative paper price they are playing with.

Surely COMEX will default next year

>>50890484
>Atomic Edition
yeah

>>50891891
cheers. gonna screenshot that for later

>>50892343
Have any of the older /pmg/ memes saved? I'm a /pmg/ newfag, only been on this general for a little over a year

>>50892482
i thought i had more stuff saved from those days but i cant find it

>>50892482
Here's one that's still relevant.

>>50892341
Inflation is higher than interest rates and we literally cannot increase those rates without blowing up the bond market. You need high interest rates to promote savings and capital accumulation necessary to provide productive capital to the economy. Without it we are just consuming ourselves to death. The only source of capital being liquidity provided by bank loans is literal cancer.

>>50892482
>le massive cope

this triggers the incels

>50892575
>1pb8id
Not even worth a (you)

>>50892482

Whats your favorite gold/silver currency /pmg/

>>50892341
nice styer gb

i want a walther 88 to add to my collection

>>50892656
i like 20 franc angels
https://www.jmbullion.com/20-francs-france-gold-coin-lucky-angel-au/

>>50891485
The best looking kilo bar.

>>50892757
yes

>>50892638
How do you resist the urge to cum on a figurine like that?

>>50891953
>Will ASEs be worth more than generic rounds?
Probably. Observe:
>head on ol' bessy the mule to town to do some tradin
>1 ozt of silver for a month's worth of feed (and seed)
>give shopkeeper generic round
>"I on't wan this. How's I reckon if it's real silver er not" "it don't even got a year or mint on it"
>"but s-sir"
>I look at the ground trying form my words
>"it says one ounce r-right there"
>"I ain't got no way to test if that's silver er not, now get the hell on out here 'fore I call the marshal"
>go back to homestead
>no feed or seed
>wife leaves me for shopkeeper
>she takes ol' bessy too
>chickens starve to death
>I starve to death
>my generic rounds are still out on the table
>house gets ransacked by raiders
>they take some furniture and some chicken bones (for jewelry)
>my buffalos get ignored completely
>tfw

>>50892656
Dollar. I need to get a pic of just my gold and silver dollar pieces together. No cents. One day I wish to have a gold dollar piece, those are very beautiful. I like those Austrian coins as well but the older portrait of him that's in the ducat is better imo.
>>50892757
>>50892787
Francs are my second favorite. The angels will bring good luck too.

>>50892854
but ASE are the most commonly faked too

>>50892854
Better version.

>>50892820
degenerate swine get the rope

>>50891295
but jews are named gold and silver

>>50893190
You are a fag for even owning shit like that

>>50893190
>degenerate swine
She's the one who's not wearing pants.

>>50891660
Merc gang endorses this meme

>>50892583
this triggers my wallet due to being down by -70% and silver being down by -50% since BHS was shilled 2 years ago

/pmg/ doesn't end the fed, but it does end your wealth, at least /cmmg/ was invented due to BHS to keep the financial calamity and disaster that is silber into its own containment thread

>>50892261
About the same as I'd pay for other coins or rounds. Nothing special about em

>>50893392
Buys silver during global crisis, while every nation prints trillions of thier respective fiat, then complains about not getting the best price.

>>50893190
I'll cum on you then

For thousands of years silver was used as a healing agent by civilizations throughout the world. Its medical, preservative and restorative powers can be traced as far back as the ancient Greek and Roman Empires.

>The Greeks used silver vessels to keep water and other liquids fresh. The writings of Herodotus, the Greek philosopher and historian, date the use of silver to before the birth of Christ.
>The Roman Empire stored wine in silver urns to prevent spoilage.
The use of silver is mentioned in ancient Egyptian writings.
>In the Middle Ages, silverware protected the wealthy from the full brunt of the plague.
>Before the advent of modern germicides and antibiotics, it was known that disease-causing pathogens could not survive in the presence of silver. Consequently, silver was used in dishware, drinking vessels and eating utensils.
In particular, the wealthy stored and ate their food from silver vessels to keep bacteria from growing.
>The Chinese emperors and their courts ate with silver chopsticks.
>The Druids have left evidence of their use of silver.
>Settlers in the Australian outback suspend silverware in their water tanks to retard spoilage.
>Pioneers trekking across the American West found that if they placed silver or copper coins in their casks of drinking water, it kept the water safe from bacteria, algae, etc.
>All along the frontier, silver dollars were put in milk to keep it fresh. Some of us remember our grandparents doing the same.
>Silver leaf was used to combat infection in wounds sustained by troops during World War I.
>Prior to the introduction of antibiotics, Colloidal Silver was used widely in hospitals and has been known as a bactericide for at least 1200 years.
>In the early 1800s, doctors used silver sutures in surgical wounds with very successful results.
>In Ayurvedic medicine, silver is used in small amounts as a tonic, elixir or rejuvenative agent for patients debilitated by age or disease.

>>50893307
anime website!

>>50893713
Kill yourself.

>>50893050
This is the most stupid response one can make. You can verify the authenticity of an Eagle simply by looking at it. There are no fakes to date that can pass a visual test.

>>50892820
Why would you resist

>>50893761
no

>>50893883
go to your containment board
>>>/lgbt/

>>50893050
>>50893839
And more to my point, if you are familiar with a particular coin, you know the visual detail. You know the diameter, thickness, and weight. You know the sound the ping test makes. You can’t know this for all coins and rounds. The Eagle is the most recognized coin in the US. People, being familiar with this coin and the easy methods of authenticity will want it more than other coins and rounds. Thus it’s reasonable that the eagles will be the most desired coin for trading. It will have a premium.

>>50893883
Based

>>50893896
anime weebsite

>>50893924
sure thing, t-rex weeb

>>50893522
>disease-causing pathogens could not survive in the presence of silver

I'm very stressed from IRL problems but tomorrow is a flea market. I hope I find something nice.

Hilarious I just pumped some random anon to over $300 for an apu on eBay. You can send me my commission tonight seller

Gg retard

>>50893839
eh? verify by looking at it? thats retarded

you are better off weighing it, using calipers to find the proper dimensions. since its an ASE they should be rather uniform. but generic is fine because you can nitric test that in addition to weight and calipers without decreasing the value drastically

i like type 1 eagles but the premium on them is stupid. silver is silver at the end of the day and it all should be verified way more than "just by looking at it"

caveat emptor caveat venditor

>>50890687
>kilo Libertad
Nice

>>50893869
They're pretty cool. I have collected militaria/memorabilia from WW2, but never precious metals.

>>50894413
Was me. I accidentally bid $2120 instead of $212.
I legitimately can't justify $304, I'm going to have to cancel.

>>50892854
Ping test you retard.

>>50892674
Post pics when you obtain.

I should take another shot of picrel with its new optic.

>>50894555
>based spaghetti shoota
checked

breaking into gold elo on aram now lads...

wrong thread my brain put that and the metal together

>>50894605
i got one of those except two tone

>>50894631
>sxywat
sexy what

>>50894631
nice. is the little one a Tomcat?

>>50894605
Nice. Italians are a little sketchy in some ways, but they make good guns, stylish cars, and Italy was a founding member of the Latin Monetary Union, which was leading the world towards an international gold/silver monetary system.

>>50894658
negative, it is a jetfire or the 950 in .25 acp (i forget which is proper designation). the tomcat is in 32 acp; its an awesome gun but i DO NOT recommend that gun from beretta, the frame has a very thin piece of metal that can break when taking the slide off and it makes the gun shitty. the .25s and .22lrs dont have this issue

i also have a model 81, double stack .32 acp and it is the mother fucking tits

>>50894698
>>50894703
same fagging due to phone posting

>>50894555
ill need to. still got this though

>>50894737
>model 81
fuddy fives reporting in

Are we guns and PMs posting now?
>>50894737
Very nice 1911A1. You get yours from the CMP?

>>50894698
>model 81, double stack .32 acp

Where can I get a good deal on one of those? I was considering buying when I saw an imported police surplus load being sold off in 2020 but was a fag and didn't get one.

I did warn you troons not to come into pol posting your autistic screeching and calling everyone a rabbi but it looks like you only learn through repeatedly being jannied. I'll do it in future too.

>>50894789
oof. greentext was acident

>>50894789
nice

love me a pony

mine is a43 brit lend lease hence the simple as sovs

love me ponys

>>50894806
naw; got it from a homosexual in georgia for $750 cash :)

>>50894806
suhweet nambu btw. my dad had one with the holster (evidently the original holster cost as much as the gun does)

>>50894813
good luck finding them, i bought 4 and all my asshole friends demanded i share over the years so now im down to my carry piece

they are insanely accurate and some of the softest shooters i have shot. love it

how much would u pay for a signed picture of Igor and grichka??

>>50894973
about 350

>>50892110
If it's a 2021 or earlier ASE, the other gentleman.
If he has a 2022 or later, you.

>>50894850
>naw; got it from a homosexual in georgia for $750 cash :)
That's a sweet deal for a WWII Colt 1911A1.
>>50894860
>suhweet nambu btw. My dad had one with the holster (evidently the original holster cost as much as the gun does)
Nambus were originally issued with a holster, a matching spare magazine, and extra firing pin. So finding a complete rig is very desirable to collectors, especially if everything is in excellent condition. I still need reloading dies for mine. I also need an 1891 Morgan dollar to go along with one of my guns.

>>50894520
>ping test? my ears ain't too good on the count of havin tuh shoot all them niggers who keep tryna raid my damn shop
>you ever call me a retard again I'll shoot you like them niggers too
>nowh go'on, gyet
>I'm callin the marshal right now, genrichud

Post kots

>>50895342

>>50895342
It *is* Caturday, after all...

>>50895377

>>50895149
>urgghh fucking boomers STILL
*cocks gun*

>>50894814
the SETF threads will continue until morale improves

>>50895835
>Shut up and take my real money!

>>50893522
>retard spoilage
I hate when my taters go bad

>>50896537
>>retard spoilage
so posting silver on pmg should keep the 4chan retards from spoiling?

EE has blocked me but i have enough of those set aside for both my own use and to run a test which ive been setting them aside for. so im glad it was them who blocked me first - i like EE
and some of this test will help them do with those SIM cards their intended purpose. the test is a reinvestment into getting more and being able to move them much easier, maybe profit, and in a way thatll let some of the others run their intended use (not that i care. i only want gold.)

Robaco youre a dirty karma whore

>>50892289
nice sovporn

Please check out my complete Anonymint set on eBay

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/234658755693?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=txyna53btra&sssrc=2524149&ssuid=txyna53btra&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

All right listen up silvercucks. Let me break it down for you in easy to understand words. You think youre buying silver for cheap? Think again. Theres a reason silver is "cheap" and will continue to be even cheaper as time goes.

5,000 years ago humans decided to use gold as money. However, it was inconvenient to chop up gold coins for smaller purchases. Silver was much more plentiful than gold and was therefore perfect to fit the role of golds retarded cousin, for the sake of having divisibility introduced into the financial world. The gold/silver price ratio hovered around 1:15 due to the supply of each metal at that time.

Heres the problem. Over 90% of all the silver bullion humans have ever mined is gone. Its been used up and thrown away. Gold on the other hand, has been preserved and treasured over many generations. Now if you were a midwit you might say
>less silver supply=higher price

But remember why silver had value in the first place. Its precisely because it used to be 15 times as common as gold, that it fit the role of the smaller money. In modern times, there is more gold above ground than there is silver. Silver is no longer good for divisibilty in a world of metal based or metal backed money. Thats why you see this long term trend to price parity with other industrial metals such as aluminum or steel.

>>50897261
if someone pays you 4200 bucks...

>>50897428
steel and aluminum are not precious metals.

>>50897454
>complete set
>not all the same number
a fucking leaf

>>50897261
I admire your optimism.

>>50897454
That would be absolutely stupid.
Just buy silver as cheap as possible with little to no premium. Silver is silver nothing more. These designs are a mere scam and you are getting ripped off.

Talking about buying low spot silver...what is the website that compares all websites to show cheapest silver to purchase?

>>50897261
I'm tempted for the lulz

>>50897866
https://findbullionprices.com/closest-to-spot/

Its getting harder to find pmg, even when using the fucking catalog.

>>50897876
Shouldn't that gun be an SKS?

>>50897471
Yes they are. And what an unfortunate id. Sad.
Aluminum chads. Rise
>>50897428
This. Gold is worthless too. Only aluminum and copper are precious anymore.

>>50893367
Hell yeah it does brotha
>>50895835
Uuuh actually I'm uuh bullet proof

>>50898080
It’s a type 81 sweetie

>>50898091
Gold is money. Everything else is credit

>>50892482
>>50890484

Is it about to happen?
> sorry for the Twitter link lads
https://twitter.com/oriental_ghost/status/1558403253049520129

>>50898485

>>50898485
>>50898498

It's the beginning, boyos

I hate the antichrist so much, bros

>>50898485
>>50898498
When is the RMB gonna moon?

>>50898498
>"personal paper metal trading"
>"real paper metal trading"
>"paper"
so , just a china derivative of Coomex?

>>50898726
Yes similar it seems. Also seems the bugs are trying to make sure all PMs stay in thier country. Seems like a prelude to BRICS announcement of some kind of PM backed currency that we all suspect is coming

>>50898843
i would cum so hard if this actually happens

>>50898873
There is a good argument to make that China subsidized the Western monetary system for YEARS after 2008 so they could accumulate gold reserves to be on par with America & other nations.
We've reached that benchmark, and that could be the precursor for the rebalancing of the global economic system. The economy could very well be hit with problems that will not be rectified with the goodwill of our "allies" such as cheap imports from China, or cheap oil from Saudi Arabia.

>>50898843
BRICS has already be announced as an alternative to the dollar by Putin himself, so it's definitely on the path even if Xi Jinping as yet to announce it. He will have to officially announce it at some point if he wants to annex Taiwan.

>>50898843
>>50898873
>>50898942
yeah so uuuuuhhhhh, USA bros...
we have gold reserves right? Fort Knox right? bros?

>>50898498
>>50898726
Hard to say what drives Xi Ping Pong.
They've done this kind of thing just two years ago, too. China's really in a different world, and they seem to want to stay that way. Not sure how this affects PM trades in the real world.

>>50898980
Of course we do... just don't ask to see them

>>50892854
>>50893839
>>50893902
I think this is the most retarded boomer larp I've ever read.
>I only accept ASEs cause dats duh REAL silver. I know hwut I got just by lookin' at it!
Goddamn you obese chucklefucks need to drop dead all ready.

>Marine Le Pen(??) demanded an audit of French gold in 2014
which didn't happen I guess
but what would actually happen if an audit turns out a not-insignificant country has less gold than estimated?

>>50899188
>I think this is the most retarded boomer larp I've ever read
Yeah, midwits think the full spectrum of available counterfeits can be found on alibaba and are unaware of the sophisticated underground forgery workshops which produce very high quality and convincing fakes. Let them persist in their ignorance.

>>50899188
Anon, Boomers are into numismatics, it's Gen X who stacks ASEs exclusively. Whenever I'm in the coin shop it's older men in their 60s/70s who almost exclusively buy numismatic stuff (Graded Morgans, Coin Albums, etc.) while Gen X men in their 40s and 50s are the ones buying shitloads of ASEs.

>>50898980
Of course we do. It is certainly the "collateral" for all kinds of bogus swaps, futures and leases that are used to manipulate the price down. Under no circumstance would that gold go anywhere. Even though America is on the decline and broke, it is still one of the largest economies, largest manufacturers, and LOADED full of natural resources. No one wants to abandon control of North America because it is the most important continent on the planet. So much so, that the entire world is facilitating a gay-op on Europeans in a DESPERATE attempt to mongrelize the people and turn N America and Europe in Brazil tier demographics because a self-conscious white populace on either side of the Atlantic is literal CHECKMATE for the world. We could become stronger, more powerful sovereigns than even the jews in present day. A new civilization could rival Greece, Rome, that our children could inherit. Fledgling civilizations on the American continent and Nazi Germany were slaughtered prematurely at the behest of the banks. Banks and jews want a dumbed down, materialist consumer peon class. (McCitizens, Wal Martians, faggots, whores).

>>50898980
Why does it matter if Fort Knox is empty? If the US needs Gold it'll just seize everything in the NY Fed Vaults.

>>50899540
>Why does it matter if Fort Knox is empty?
Gold is the basis of international trade. You don't spend 80 years running up a tab you can't pay only to turn around and start playing more ponzi games with paper money.
Functional economies ALWAYS precede monetary malfeasance. You can;t just start a ponzi scheme in Africa and try to build up a propert bubble in mud huts. It literally doesn't work. You need something functional to leach off of.

>>50899449
why not buy the nice stuff when you are nearing death. Only young people care about cheap bullion because they are just converting their wage earnings into hard assets.

>>50899934
Ironically the people closest go death are the ones thinking that numismatics will hold their value into the future. This country is truly on its way out.

>>50895016

>>50899958
>Ironically the people closest go death are the ones thinking that numismatics will hold their value into the future.
Most serious numismatists know that you won't make much money off it even under ideal conditions, the Boomers buying these coins want them for themselves and know full well that they won't see any returns on them.

>>50900066
checked

>>50898485
>>50898498
This is bad...very bad. This will lead to a liquidity crisis in the USA specifically banks because they have huge shorts in gold/silver. I suggest to keep some cash on hand just in case this is the start of the domino effect.

>>50899449
Then what do millennials buy and what do zoomer buy I wonder?
>>50898980
No. Only Fort Bog

>>50900146
is this just for the one bank? according to google this isn't the biggest bank
"china merchant bank"

>>50900444
>Then what do millennials buy and what do zoomer buy I wonder?
Virtually none of them buy anything coin related to begin with.
I suppose the few Millenials and Zoomers who buy coins tend to disproprtionately buy overpriced modern commemorative medallion "coins" (e.g. Star Wars coins, Germania Mint, etc.) instead of Bullion or actual Numismatics given the rise of this type of coin in the past few decades. I suppose it reflects broader cultural trends as well.

>>50900444
I'm a millenial and I mostly buy generics, but occasionally whatever bullion is cheapest at the shop when I walk in. Usually Britannias or Krugerrands.
Zoomers buy nfts and memecoins.

>>50900565
What happens to all the high numismatic coins when all the boomers go in the next 10-20 years? Millenials, and genx don't care about a dime from 53 or an AGE from 72, there are tens of thousands of eagles out there. They care about a grogu coin with only 250 minted, or limited mint series like the queens beasts, not so much a wheat penny. I think if we all live that long alot of the numismatic coins are going to rapidly swap prices because alot of the value placed on coins outside of its metal content are because of the history of the coin or the perceived history. So an eagle from 72 might mean alot to a boomer who has memories attached to that year not so much a millenial who has zero attachment and the coins aren't old enough to be considered ancient like some old Roman bronze. To them its just a dime or just another slightly scratched eagle. All personal opinion of course I could be totally wrong.

>>50900565
>Virtually none of them buy anything coin related to begin with.
I'm the only zoomer I know other than my gf who likes coins. Most of my stack is bullion even though I like numismatic pieces more. Except those aren't as affordable for stackin. I'd be a liar if I said I didn't have one Germania mint coin. Just one though.
>that pic
Damn that's kind of sad actually
>>50900566
Lol I like me krugs too. Nice coins for bullion.

>>50900789
DINK millennials would explain the crazy Pokemon card market.
But what about baseball cards? Boomers passing money around or something more?

>>50900923
Funny you bring up baseball cards, I was at a garage sell a couple weeks ago and a lady had a garage full of baseball cards that she and her son where selling for 5 bucks a box. There where hundreds of them. Her dad had passed away and she was trying just get rid of them. I almost bought a bunch and then I didn't. I didn't buy them for the same reason she was selling them so cheap most of my generation doesn't give a shit about baseball cards. I know there had to be some in there worth some money but it would have been to much trouble going through all of them and then trying to find someone still alive, that has the money, and knows how to use ebay to buy a card with a player on it from when they where a kid. The generations are changing hands and I think that's really going to start showing in the coming years with what people consider collectibles and thier worth.

>>50890687
Impressive meme coin stacks you got there, very nice.

>>50900789
Your post is exactly why I don't bother with numismatic. I want as much silver and gold for as little money as possible. I don't want to also deal with numismatic prices and having to find the perfect buyer in a situation where I need to use silver.

What is everyone's thoughts on this?
My ratio is 100ag:1au, should I get more gold?
I will always get more of both, but should I get more heavy on hold?

>>50901020
>tfw image
Is that a female dwarf or just a shortstack?

>>50901775
Female dwarf, figured it fit with shiny rocks and what not.

>>50901643
Yep again personal opinion if you want to get into numismatics find something like the Mandalorian coins. You want something current, limited supply, and popular. Buy a couple wait for retailers to sell out then throw them up on eBay you can make a quick few hundred to a thousand and throw that money back into standard bullion. That way you aren't trying to hold a coin for 30 years hoping it appreciates in value and you don't have to find someone with the interest and "30k" that your 1oz gold coin is now valued at in 2077.

>>50901980
I wonder if female dwarves collect baseball cards
they do fit with the shiny rocks though desu

>>50902154
Now all I can imagine are sweaty bloody dwarf girls comparing and trading cards around after a battle

>>50890484
I got bored of buying gold coins and bars and started buying gold rings and necklaces

>>50902608
cool blogpost thank u pepe

>>50902608
based

>>50902608
>i got bored of turning my fiat into gold and started blowing it on jewelry premiums

All my 1kg pieces so far
>>50891736
Yeah there's a flat head screw on the other side

>>50894499
They arent really that precious. 2RMs have a low amount of silver

>>50903105
It's still respectable windmill silver

>>50901680
Theres some fucky stuff going on with the banks over in China. Hell all of East Asia is weird financially. Think it could be because of the lack of liquidity Chinese banks are facing? The average Chinese peasant was always to busy saving up and buying real estate to really bother with PMs that much, Paper or not

>>50903141
>>50903105
Where do you get that from?

>>50903084
love the kilo kook. keep wanting to buy the hms bounty kilo coin just because i think kilo coins are ridiculous and i want one. premiums are just too high

>>50892535
>/fit/
>I want to lift my stack

Should I get a cloth bag to put my cheapies into? Rather than the zip-lock bags they cam in.

>>50902608
A good pirates treasure hoard should always include at least some jewelry, and a gold or silver goblet

>>50900066
>he bought

>>50899011
The CCP severely restricts what the people can invest in. This is why the Chinese real estate market is such a mess. Real estate was one of the few places people could invest their money. So it became a huge bubble.

>>50903832
Imagine if the 1.4 billion bugs all decided that gold was the way to go

When yotsuba coin and anime prospector coin bros

I'm tired of waiting.

>>50903700
You can get cheap and pretty strong plastic food containers. I would just use those, having them all jingling around in a cloth bag is a recipe for them getting all scuffed up and damaged.

>>50903953
It's only going to be common bullion coins and bars going into the bag.

>>50903866
>Imagine if the 1.4 billion bugs all decided they should rope their commie overlord leaders

>>50873933
>>50874913
>>50883026
Still waiting on these assholes. the only way to message them is on their stupid websites little chat thing and they arent fucking replying

>>50903084
>1kg Reverse Proof Libertit

Id say you paid some Premium on that.

>>50904309
based Libertads

>>50904294
community@pozible.com
If anyone wants to request why the project hasnt been funded yet

https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/
>this place
>buy silver 1oz britannias
>£30
>sell silver 1oz britannias
>£17
>check multiple other sites
> >=£17
gay. i got drunk and spent a grand on them. is my only choice to sell them on ebay?

>>50904552
> >=£17
*<=£17, oopsers. pawn shops locally refuse to buy them even for the value of their weight. lel. fucking useless drunken shits.

>>50898843
>>50900146
>>50901680
>>50903832
>>50902226
its one chinese bank, which may be the same bank restricting paper PM buying in 2020
its very likely to be just another measure to prop up chinese banks + real estate
ergo: nothing will happen tomorrow (but maybe in 2 weeks)

>>50904309
I dont even want to say how much
>>50904294
Missed out on that, still available?

can you do anything about copper spots on 22k coins?

>>50890687
>>50896876
See
I know ita you

>>50904509
the project hasnt been funded yet?
what is the status?
campaign not officially started yet?
still working on the previous campaign productions and shipping?

what is the current status of pmg coin projects?

>>50900789
>What happens to all the high numismatic coins when all the boomers go in the next 10-20 years?

Coin collecting has been around for centuries, but only really became a popular mainstream phenomenon in the prosperous post-WW2 era. Millions "collected" sets of what could be found in circulation and kept eyes open for interesting varieties, key dates like 1909-S VDB pennies or errors like the 42/1 merc, as the common man could finally afford to save some surplus in the form of coins, but few actually pursued true rarities. The pre-boomer generations have mostly passed away, and the hobby became more complex and sophisticated with professional grading firms and standardized scientific grading systems changing the nature of collecting. It seems true that the numbers of casual numismatists are diminishing, and coin shops now often sell mid-range and common stuff under book value to move a glut of inventory from all the collections they have been absorbing lately, but the rich international collector/investor market for high grade authenticated coins and true rarities is stronger than ever. For example semi-rarities like 1938-D walking liberty halves or 1931-S pennies used to be relatively expensive 40 years ago when the greatest generation was strong and their boomer children young. Lots of casual coin collectors back then meant strong demand for stuff like that which they could reasonably afford or find, but because so many were preserved in collections that have been liquidated in subsequent years prices for those coins have barely moved, whereas prices for much more rare pieces like high grade 1916-D Mercs have multiplied.

The trend seems to be moving towards a more sophisticated and discerning collector base where the absolute finest and rarest will continue rising in value but the demand for and value of circulated or more common pieces will stagnate or soften relative to the best in the coming years.
TLDR Buy the best you can afford if you want a ROI.

>>50904418
Corr. Love NV, me.

>>50904705

sperganon rugged you

how did you niggers not notice all the red flags with him? kek

>>50890484
>1942 was the last year nickels were minted in the usual 75% copper/25% nickel format before nickel became a strategic metal needed for the war effort, so the composition was changed from 1942 to 1945 to 35% silver, 56% copper, and 9% manganese.

>>50903084
Wow - you sure go for the quality items!
I wish those were available here.

>>50904705
>still working on the previous campaign productions and shipping?
frensmark is not related to any other minting project

How much silver do I need to field a medieval army for a week long campaign?

>>50890484
how to buy mercs without getting really crappy quality (weight)? when buying face value, they seem so thin. any way to buy by weight?

>>50905519
You won't be able to without paying an even fatter premium. Just get however many slick mercs you need to look at and admire

Any deals on 1 oz gold coins right now?

>>50905519
have a cool LCS owner who sells them to me by weight instead of face.

>>50905464
How many knights do you have and are you planning on hiring mercenaries?

Why has Syscon chosen to remain Proof of work while so many industries are focusing on transitioning towards Proof of Stake? The main reason is to increase scalability. We understand the alert however we have chosen other methods of increasing our scalability without sacrificing the security that Proof of Work provides.

>>50905576
Anon, you missed the time to buy gold when it was low a few weeks ago.

>>50906321
But if it's always going to go up, does it even matter in the long run?

>>50906363
No, but that's not how spot price works.

>>50904294
CAN I STILL BUY THE FRENSCOIN BROS

>>50890484

Henlo humans.

>>50906388
I'm really new to precious metals.

>>50906463
henlo my magical fren

Remember to pack a silver blade in your bugout bag frens, never know when you might encounter a Judenthrope.

>>50906436
Don’t think so. But then I dunno if the website will release the funds

>>50906575
Is... is that a cheese knife?

>>50906388
I don't think gold is a wise investment right now, gold is not an inflation hedge and doesn't protect your wealth from economic collapse. In the long run you really want to have tangible assets like ammo, food and BTC.

>>50906575
>Bug out
My house is my castle. I got food, water, filters, medicine, weapons, ammo, a workshop, fuel, spare parts, solar panels, security cameras and a house battery. Raiders would need to bring 50+ fighters to storm my castle. B

ugging out should be your last option.

>>50906720
It was born as a solid sterling fish knife, but this century it is better suited for performing jugular circumcisions.

>>50906856
>I don't think gold is a wise investment right now, gold is not an inflation hedge
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
(Inhales)
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

>>50906866
>Ugging out should be your last option.

Grugreed

>>50906985
You don’t understand central banks are exchanging their gold reserves for BTC in preparation for the great reset. The replacement for USD will be a BTC backed currency.

>>50907245
yeah, sure thing kid

>>50905464
English longbow archers were paid 6 farthings a day, or about 1.625g of sterling silver. Depends how big your army is, but you could field 1,000 of them for 1.5kg of pure silver a day which sounds pretty damn cheap. Who are we raiding boss?

How many copper pennies do I need to start hoarding in order to make it worth my while?

>>50907245
You need to tone down the trolling Portugal bro, being too obvious spoils all the fun.

which metals go best with iron and steel? why would someone need those ores for their own metals?

>>50907352
Bout this many

>>50892107
Not so much of a collapse as it will be a global reset

>>50907352
Pennies kind of dead-end. You have to melt them yourself, as destroying pennies for their scrap value is outlawed (in the US) and therefore commercial smelters won't. If you do it yourself, it jacks the expense quite a bit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPQDkKA4MLE

>>50907859
Who ever said you need to melt them in order to make a profit?
Pre-82 pennies are the new 90% silver, you should start staking them on the cheap before people catch on.

>>50904705
The site hasnt sent the money and replies to emails once a week
>>50904848
kek the only one sperging about anything was you. keep projecting

>>50907902
Is there a good place to buy them online? I always sort through my loose change but I'd like having more rolls on hand

>>50893190
Are you the dude who owns old release of An encyclopedia of freemasonry and its kindred sciences? It's nearly impossible to get one nowadays.

>>50907784
I read goycoin. Funny that

>>50907904

>I have the money to order this now
>Actually I need all your money
>Hat? I'll have to run a poll to decide
>Actually executive decision, no hat.
>Paypal me money directly
>I did what you wanted by running campaigns on pozzed crowdfunding sites but none of them will give me my money for my meme nazi coin

Nigga you king of the spergs. That's why you samefag with a crying picture whenever anybody calls you out.

>>50908402
Thats not what sperging out means but whatever you want
>That's why you samefag with a crying picture whenever anybody calls you out.
??? What are you talking about

you know the banks have a limit on how long you can wait before reversing a payment i hope

>>50908402
lmfao I love the storylines that develop in this general

Status
Fame

Invest
Revolution

Coins
Currency

You will learn one way or another. The best investment is that in which you see the truth revealed in the manner needed to understand what it is you are trying to unfold.

Determine the truth through your investments. Finance is the key to success. But, first you must understand the economic foundation of the system.

YAGMI Anon.

Stay strong. You will sing the song of the NYSE by the end of this war.

Fin...

>>50907352
I realize most penny stackers do it for relaxation or to create art, but for those who are stacking for profit here's how that will go...
A pre-1982 penny is 95% Cu and 5% Zn.
At the current price of 3.66/lb for Cu, a 3.11 gram penny is worth 2.38 cents.
Wow! 2.4 times the return on your investment!
So let's get "rich" - say, end up with $1,000 in Cu?
You would need 41947 pennies, weighing 130.46 kg.
So for every 287.6 lbs avdp of pennies you have a $580.53 potential in profit.

Going to sell them on ebay? They take 12% (or 13% now?) of the sale price. So $510.87 in profit.
Unless it's pickup, you're going to have to ship it. Somebody is going to pay that. If you charge for shipping, buyers will want a lower price for the pennies. If you pay shipping, that mass will quickly eat what's left.

I suspect you'll end up with buckets of pennies that will sit in the garage for the rest of your life.

>>50907904
Call them
0390058091

>>50892854

The whole point of silver and gold being universal is that they were valued in all markers regardless of format.

>be Roman Empire
>deliver cargo of Garum from Ravenna to some Semitic shithole in the lower colon of the Mediterranean.
>get paid in Tyrean shekels
>whatevs theyre .90 silver and worst case we can take them to a money changer to get verified

Same again with trade in the Far East. Who gives a fuck if the coins are square, have holes in them and weird gook scribbles on them, if they’re good silver/gold/copper?

Arguing about the difference between ASE/generic is the exact same argument about Numismatic value. It’s all relative and subjective, and it’s all splitting hairs. Silver and Gold are silver and Gold. And merchants failing to recognize and trade in that will be outperformed by their competitors who don’t.

>>50903832
>The CCP severely restricts what the people can invest in
sources?

>>50893839

>I say, I say boah there ain’t no forgery can fool the good ol’ Amurican Mark one eyeball; I can spot a fake eagle at a dozen paces by the way it ain’t right

Faggot

>>50906720
> doesn't recognize a fish knife

>>50907784
Yup. After getting rugpulled by the USD, the whole world is going to run to an even sketchier fiat currency. Get ready for the return of commodity money.

>>50909471
A merchant in Rome would've accepted a Shekel at a deep discount to a coin that he actually recognized. He has no use for such a thing as nobody in Rome trades in Shekels and very few people even have enough experience with them to know what a real one should look like.
In a barter situation, people will accept Generics, but at a discount over government made coins that they recognize.

>>50909431
Ill give them a day to respond to my latest message, just so I can say I emailed yesterday but holy shit their us office is in san fran they ARE faggot silicon valley hipsters I knew it

>>50909626
but is this not only applicable to a day and age where forgeries were non existent if not rare and where the penalty of death was on anyone producing counterfeit money? You couldnt order 5k face value of denari from alibaba back 4000 years ago. The only reason they would take discounts was because of purity concerns. The opposite would apply to modern day thinking would it not?

>>50909719
>The only reason they would take discounts was because of purity concerns.
How would you go about liquidating a Shekel in Ancient Rome?
You could take it to a money changer, but you wouldn't get it's full value.
You could take it to a Silversmith, but again, you wouldn't get its full value.
You could sell it to a merchant going out East to use it, but once again, you couldn't get it's full value, hence why the merchant would accept it at a discount in the first place.
>The opposite would apply to modern day thinking would it not?
What's easier to fake, an ASE or a shitty buffalo round?
Nobody's going to hold Generics as high as actual coins because they don't have any security features. You can't just look at the font on the coin for serifs to determine if it's fake or not, there's no standard. If you have a million different variations of the same few designs, it's going to give a lot of wiggle room for counterfeiters. Merchants will discount generics due to the higher likelyhood of fakes slipping through.
If a single mint were to make Generics with actual security features (Sunshine mint does this) their Generics would likely be accepted at about the same rate as ASEs.

>>50899188
>>50909530
lmao seethe more u fuckin bar-buyin' losers. Have you even seen a fake silver eagle in person, they're a joke

>>50909493
https://www.ft.com/content/224cf202-8446-4a64-b302-5aa1dbc3cbc0

>>50909929
Since most people don't have much if any gold or silver I doubt people will be trading whole coins except for bulk purchases. I think most coins will get cut into quarters or 8 bits and that will show if a coin is plated or solid. There just aren't enough people with enough coins to be bartering whole coins for things like a single meal and a drink or one sack of flour. If I pay you a couple coins for helping me around the farm how are you gonna split those coins at the market between the butcher, baker, and candlestick maker? You gotta break the coins up or convince those three to share two coins between them. And yea I know there are coins smaller than 1oz but even fewer people have those than the amount that have 1oz and up so I don't think thats feasible either.

Greeeeeetings /pmg/. Tune in for my largest unboxing from the US Mint. Free Gold!

I wouldn't of known about the deal if it wasn't for you guys, so thanks and enjoy the video

https://youtu.be/PNZZPm7XVPs

Long live the Salavation Nation!

>>50890484
>Atomic Edition
I fucking love the silver, bros.

>>50910183
>coombait
sneethen

>>50910241
Henlo Sal

If you dont want to have a conversation about the different possible future scenarios and logistics of gold and silver for goods and services thats cool I just won't give you any more (You)s. I'll just keep posting dwarves I think look cool.

>>50892568
I am a stacker, but probably should have picked a different banker since JP Morgan owns more silver than anyone

>>50910183

Change retard. It’s called change. The vendors will make and provide change for your money exceeding the purchase.

The fact that you as a member of society have been so far divorced from this ancient and fundamental human monetary practice - shows how deeply and successfully we have been domesticated by the Bankers.

>>50909929

It occurs to me that a counter argument to this is money clipping - clearly raw silver itself was worthwhile - to the point where Jews began shaving coins - of all kinds.

>>50910611
What part of me saying "most coins will get broken into quarters and bits" led you to believe I don't understand the concept of change in a world where gold and silver coins are the main form of currency? This would facilitate the ability to pay in smaller denominations and have the secondary benefit of showing if a coin is solid or a plated fake.

>>50910611
>The vendors will make and provide change for your money exceeding the purchase.
The vendor will just pocket the difference. With money the rule is: use it or lose it.

AGE vs AGB, which is the superior coin?

>>50911219
but anon, you showed a picture of a metal alloy coin and a pure gold coin...

Numisbros is there any possible way this is an authentic 2 leaf flowing hair dollar? This is the only picture I have available. How much should I spend to find out

Hm... Is GSM muscling in on Mintanon and PMG in general?
Do we have a closet GSM lurker here?
Is 4Chan going mainstream?

I did it. I just ordered a $45 memecoin.

PYHHPY

>>50911425
The auction ends in an hour please answer

>>50911425
>>50911618
https://images.pcgs.com/CoinFacts/27942444_38204716_800x800.jpg

lol fake as hell

>>50911541
Those were made long before mintanon.

>>50911671
That's what I was thinking after looking at more pictures. It would have to be the 1794 based on the ribbon and that's just impossible

>>50891485
Nothing because I spent that money when you fags told me it was going up when spot was much higher

>>50911711
Thanks for playing, but you lost the game.

>>50911747
That peace dollar on top is a fake too, stay away from everything that kike is selling

>>50911711
>Those were made long before mintanon.

>>50911219
Picture of a lady holding a big rod vs a wrinkly red dude.
Who will win?

>>50911776
If you knew Micro Mintage they do them yearly.

He did the exact coin last year...........

>>50911912
I'd like to see some evidence of that.
The shield side, sure. That's theirs.
But Wojak?

Look what we could have had instead of black lady liberty that no one buys

Woohoo, just won this batch of a bunch of silverplate including 2 matching 12" long German 835/1000 silver serving dishes for $75, free shipping. Not sure about weight, probably somewhere between 400-600 grams. Immediately after that I had my $320 offer (360 with tax and shipping) accepted for a sweet silverware set in my favorite pattern containing 1,280g of sterling, worth about $800 melt. Happy hunting the cheapies frens.

>>50912073
I would have bought gold already if that was the coin minted. I'll probably end up buying the prairie nigger.

>>50912146
>I'll probably end up buying the prairie nigger
Injun gold is based. Gold buffalo or pre-33 injuns?
>>50912116
My dream is to have a silver bowl and eat cereal and canned raviolis out of it. With a silver spoon too of course.
>>50911590
Which meme coin, anon?
>>50911887
Unless she can give him smolpox first, the injun will be able to easily grab her stick from her womanly hand and bludgeon her to death with it. He'll probably eat her body afterwards too.
Also the Buffalo on the back could easily kill the eagle on the back of the AGE.
>>50911219
Half eagle mogs em both
Half eagle chads...
Arise.

>>50893392
It's always darker before dawn. Don't lose hope fren, my guts are telling me silver is the winning move.

>>50910183
Have you ever heard of 90% silver coinage? Or even 40-50% coinage? There's literally a tried and true solution to the problem you've presented.

>>50912248
>Gold buffalo or pre-33 injuns?
buffalo, but your picrel is very nice
>Which meme coin, anon?
picrel

>>50910516
I like fucking Elves more personally.

>>50912454
How to get animu figurines in India? Good morning BTW.

>>50912338
Is that Marilyn Monroe? If so nice coomer coin. I like the icon one with the old statue head on it.
>buffalo, but your picrel is very nice
Nothing wrong with buffalos either. I like the reverse proofs. Very beautiful. And thanks.

>>50912320
Of course but I didn't present a problem >>50909929
Said that no one would except generic rounds or bars without a heavy discount because no one would be able to verify if it was real or not. I told them I think most people would break thier coins down to make small trades and that would also allow them to see if its a real or plated coin regardless of it being a generic round/bar, or government mint coin/bar. Also nations have minted coins made to be broken into pieces to make change so its also a long practiced tried and true method as well.

>>50912454
To each thier own no hard feelings

i like the UK 2 pound coins
they also feel great to hold

this coin isnt even printed right. its off-centre so the brass overlaps into the middle, and the dots arent aligned :(

>>50912672
>>50912755
uh huh

>>50907859
>Guy melts ~$25.00 in pre-1982 pennies to see if it's worth it
>~3.1g pennies, weighs out 7.75kg, ~2500 pennies
> Melts, pours into bar molds
>Recovers 7.4kg (16.0 lbs) of copper
>Says at the time (May 2020), copper spot was $2.28/lbs x 16lbs = $36.48
>Says fuel used cost ~$10, and concludes for melting ~$25 in pennies + ~$10 fuel, and only recovering ~$35 worth of copper, you are even
>YouTube comments says copper spot was $4.73/lbs on Mar 2022, so his recovery is $75.68 two years later.
As the YouTube comment points out, it was more worth it when copper spot rose, and I'm pretty sure it's not done rising yet given how consequences of 2020 isn't done catching up.

The guy also acts like the +$10 rise in copper value of the pennies at the time of filming wasn't significant. He could have waited until fuel costs were down, or there's more efficient way of melting in the future. Or just don't melt the pennies. Even if the value of the pennies stayed even, that's a whole lot better than the value of the dollar dropping. It's like how anons says silver and gold aren't a "get rich fast play", but maintaining your wealth. Those copper pennies did just that.

But anyways, I think overall the pro with holding pennies is it's retaining value or very slowly appreciating. The con is pennies takes up more space than silver, which takes up more space than gold.

Neat video though, I've always wonder about the same melt vs value concept of aluminum cans, food cans (not even sure what metal they're made of), and shell casings. All that metal is just being thrown/given away.

>>50912831
sorry, they just remind me of those old coins. or what i would imagine old coins feel like

>>50912073
Looks great. I'm guessing this design was rejected for the COIN OF THE YEAR sheboon?

so 2022 libertads are starting to pop up, ive seen from 41-60(!!) a coin, i only ordered 4 from golden eagle, now i will have 8 in total. theyll probably sell out soon fyi

>>50890484
I have tried to list my WAGMIs on ebay 5 different times, on two different accounts, and having to talk to 3 different ebay support agents and they still couldn't get their shit together. So selling them on my site because fuck ebay and their pajeet help desk and kike fees https://stokedwallet.com/product/wagmius-2021-999-fine-silver/ coupon code PMG for mystery discount.

Wtf should I do it? $800 below spot I could take it to my coin store and flip it for instant profit since I can't really afford to keep it right now. How can I test it quickly? On his scale it weighs 103.4 grams

>>50913446
If it's too good to be true it's best to be skeptical honestly. Isn't PAMP one of the most faked bars? Sigma Metalytics scanner is fast but it isnt cheap. Maybe you could offer to broker the sale to the lister for a better price at your arbitrage point for a fee?

>>50913589

>>50913589

>>50913589

>>50913589

>>50913589

>>50913516
Problem is it's in a shitty small town that only has pawn shops. Closest respectable coin stores are a couple hours away which is no problem for me but arranging it with some rando on cl could be tricky. Surely there's some way I can test it then and there without drilling into it or needing a sigma. I don't have acid but could get some, that wouldn't tell me if it's plated though would it

>>50913608
At a certain point you have to accept whether you want to gamble on it or not. Maybe they seem trustworthy in person. If you meet at their house you can always file a police report if they sell you fake gold. Bring a gun if doing a cash deal and not zelle obviously.

>>50911219
Since the eagle got cucked, neither.

>>50890484
stab

>>50916348
stab

>>50912073
That is fucking gorgeous. I would buy that.

Do they have sales of the African American liberty? How badly did it “fail”?