/biz/ - Business & Finance

Good morning frens.

Getting cold here in Europe.

>>52562853
Good morning sirs. I'm going to the shop to get some groceries. Do you want something?

Why does it have to have the queen on the back

>>52562920
Oh, could you pick me up a kilo of silver and a coke? Thanks fren.

>>52562920
SIR DO NOT REDEEM

>Yeah man, I'm having to unload some stuff to make ends meet
>My financial situation's pretty rough nowadays, but whose isn't with all this inflation
>It's the price we have to pay to win the War I guess
>I'm pretty flexible so feel free to haggle
>What? The Nintendo Switch? That's $3000
>$2500's a bit low man, tell you what, if you pay $2750, I'll thow in my copy of Splatoon 3
>So it's a deal! Now just send the money to my Fedcoin wal-
>What's this? "1 OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER"? Sorry, but I only take Fedcoins deposits via Fednow.
>I didn't even think that barter was still legal
>I don't care if it's "real money", Fedcoins are the only Real Money you can legally transact with
>STOP SAYING HATEFUL THINGS ABOUT BANKERS OR I'M CALLING THE COPS!

Happy Tuesday!

>>52562830
Crab

>>52562853
> Getting cold here in Europe.
Luckily, my bitcoin mining rig is keeping me warm! ;^)
But speaking of mining rigs: will a cheap, chink metal detector be good enough to detect that once-in-a-lifetime nugget in my classifier tailings or in a normally-wouldn’t-bother-to-scrape-out tiny bedrock crack?

>52562686
How much stack do I need of silver for:
1) bare minimum to survive the collapse and not starve
2) survive the collapse and come out with an advantage
3) thrive through the collapse and have a great capital left over

?

Reposting for another anon from the last thread.

>>52563937
>>52562686
1) be willing and able to work
2) be smart enough to see opportunities and prepared to take them
3) see #2

having a stack is only a means. you can lose it easily if you aren't skilled/shrewd.

>>52562920
Is the festive greggs slice out yet? The Christmas one. I’ll have one of those, a pan au chocolate and a coffee pls lad

>>52562830
strong ship game anon

>>52564132
I´ll like to get this one as well MintAnon. Could you please make another release of Aputania or Bogdanoff?

silber and gole

Regretting not buying pseudo cheapies yesterday lads, oz was £26 briefly, hopefully we reach 24-25 before chrimbo.

Factoring in vat and premiums obv

Rolling for cheaper prices
Dubs we hit $17
Trips $15
Quads all time low

>>52563076
People will start shooting before things get this bad, hopefully.

>>52563076
Pff, you are smalltime.

Have been tempted to sell this but I'll probably HODL.

>>52562920
Junk US quarters $2 or $10 whatever is easier

crypto nerds will seethe

Won 50 bucks on a scratch off ticket.

What should I get? I already have 500+oz of silber.

Was thinking about a numismatic idk.

>>52565806
How many ozt of gold?

>>52565806
>Won 50 bucks on a scratch off ticket
Buy a few books (hardcopies) that you would share with your successors

>>52565860
I go a stack of leatherbound archival novels in an auction a while back. I'm good there.

>>52565851
A little more than 2 oz. 1 eagle and the rest fractional and pre 33.

Also have an ounce of plat

>>52565914
How are you doing on chocolate?

I had my gold in a secure code protected box, housekeeping got broken into amd they just took the whole box what's the point!???

>>52565972
You dont do the dummy safe thing? I have 1 dummy safe in a cabinet under the bookcase. Its filled with Nordic Gold bars and Aluminum bars, all polished nicely to the point that it looks like real PMs. Then I keep a dummy safe in the wife's closet, it has $80k in 8 stacks of Hollywood $100 bills (literally says FOR MOTION PICTURE USE on it). Not gonna tell you where the real safe is but its somewhere that takes a lot of effort to get to, so much that I only open about 3 times per year to add stuff to the stacks

>>52565972
Don't let brown people into your home

>>52565914
1ozt Au = 100ozt Ag, so you have approx 700ozt. Stack like a madman until you reach 1000ozt desu. Use it to get like 50$ off on bullion purchase that you'd normally make. Let the rich guys get the numismatics, lets get some generics and pump those numbers.

>>52565942
I actually won 55 dollars and 5 of it went to a honey bun and a coffee.

When COVID first started, I bought 10 pound of legit parmesan cheese made by the monks for something like 40-60 bucks. I would have doubled my money had I held that cheese.

Parmesan cheese bros. Get a wheel. Diversity is our strength

Anyone get the black friday gold spot deal on SD bullion yet? Are they trustworthy?

>>52566315
SD is super trust worthy. They will send you card with a Bible verse on it in your order as well.

>>52565972
> amd they just took the whole box what's the point!???
Fucking AMD. That’s why I’ve got intel inside!
But how did they take it? A safe should be either to heavy to simply take or bolted to the floor or immured into the wall. Sure, not impossible to remove, but most thieves don’t have the powertools for it and the hour of loud noise it makes.

>>52566222
Wasted trips, what does that even mean?

>>52565972
Is this the new fud?

>>52566225
Lol anon, don't you have to have some kind of special storage for that?

>>52566368
cool

>>52566474
Well, refrigeration or if youre a badass with access to a cave, you can store it deep within the cool, cold depths of the earth.

Look into the market for real Italian parmesan cheese. It's like a huge export with its own market fluctuations.

Pretty sure a whole wheel is like 40-100 lbs. I haven't looked into it in a while but I know the price has gone up

>>52563087
Subtle (: Happy Tuesday tue yue tue, Anon!

>>52565806
>>52565914
>>52566225
>>52566553

>Diversity is our strength
>Reddit Spacing

We're watching you commie, pick your words carefully.

>>52566647
Buy
More
Silver
Pleb.

>>52566225
>permasian cheese: only for eurotards, requires special storage, only up 50%
>fish sauce: no special storage, for population of over 2 billion, and up x4.

Fish sauce bros, wgmi

>>52562945
I am slightly ashamed of how much this image turns me on.

>>52562945
>Oh, could you pick me up a kilo of silver and a coke?
make that a silver and a kilo of coke.

>>52566685
Fish sauce? Thanks for the tip.

I spent a long time, like over a year wondering when the march of dimes meme will come to pass
Well I unironically see it happening within weeks from now

>>52563937
What this guy said: >>52564055

All wealth is derived from the application of labor to land (natural resources). [NOTE: not all labor applied to land is productive and produces wealth.]

You're stack is just stored wealth from your previous labor to prevent you from starving while you produce new wealth.

>>52565806
50 more scratch off tickets.

>>52566776
Read this.

>>>/pol/405335459

Most likely a shitpost, but if it turns out to be real (the "National Service Mobilization Act") you will know that the collapse will happen spring 2023.

>>52566912
Yeah it's just some average schizoid bongpost which show up on /pol/ daily
Very superficial post which any halfwit could have written, shallow on details and specifics
Plus we don't need some faggot "government insider" to tell us how fucked it is here in bongland, we know and we also know the state is going to do some nasty Orwellian shit in the coming months
We just don't know what so it's best to just be as prepared as possible

>>52566776
>Nonni
The bong memes are true…

>>52566957
I have doubts. For example, his writing gives the impression that he's either really illiterate, or English is his secondary language. That to me is always suspect and I'm pretty shit when it comes to writing my own language. He doesn't write like a Wumao though so I know he isn't a Chinese spook. The way they write English gives them away all the time. Still, I'll believe it when I see it. It's not as if I'm not at least prepared for the plug being pulled.

>chards is down
IT'S OVER

>>52565806
Morgan dollars

>>52562945
This is literally perfect for Mooner coin. Mintanon hmu

>>52567330
When everything collapses it's all going into gold?

>>52566773
Why would you buy fish sauce when you can buy the better alternative that is worcestershire sauce which is also technically a fish sauce

>>52566455
near the end of the shows life, they hid the non-combatants in the crpyts while they were marched on by a necromancer

>>52567368
I've been thinking about something for a while now. You know how Gold is being bought up by the bankers, and how brics might be prepping a Gold/commodities backed currency. I'm wondering if a lot of that banker Gold will cushion the impact of the brics declaration. Eyeing that spreadsheet of how much ozt of Gold per person i'm wondering if they dump a bunch of that Gold on the market for monetary purposes if the price wouldn't actually shock down while silver price stays mostly the same or rises up slowly.

Any thoughts on this scenario?

>>52567368
They make these graphs to keep us away from Silver, Silver is so important and needed no politician or banker or Elon Musk type will ever dare mention it.

They dont want us getting into Gold, They have nightmares about us getting into Silver.

>>52562830
Is Gold a good method to diversify fiat? Will I get raped on spread on buybacks?

>>52567368
>When everything collapses it's all going into gold?
The revaluation is going into gold. Silver's main purpose is to serve as fractional gold for the plebs. Governments just having silver would be to cumbersome to hoard for them.

>>52567497
Yes

>>52567497
Read.

>>52567472
That graph was made before your parents were born. Gold is the foundation and fall back metal. Silver is a diversion.

>>52567737
>Silver is a diversion.
>1pbtid

>>52566368
thats a crazy good deal, just bought. But their spot price is off by $0.20/g...

>>52567903
Your silver squeeze was a well funded operation to bleed off record amounts of stock at extraordinarily high premiums for dealers. It's always been the suckers metal, the only way to make money on it is pump and dump or manipulate it. Silver is not something you hold for decades, if it pops, dump it, it won't last. You can buy back in later.

>>52567641
>yes goy just go to your (((local dealer))) instead of ordering from a reputable website that always matches the lowest countrywide prices
Is there any point taking this post seriously?

>>52567466
If, as seems increasingly likely, some coalition of the BRICS and others issue a gold-backed trade and reserve currency (something the banks seem to be anticipating), there are a couple ways it could go.

The new currency could replace the national currencies of the coalition countries. That would require each country to convert its existing fiat currency into the gold currency based on the ratio of their gold to their currency outstanding.

The coalition also might issue a gold currency independent of their existing currencies. The existing currencies would then have to float against gold.

Another possibility is a Breton Woods type pseudo standard where the coalition countries redeem their currency in gold only among themselves.

I think in any event, non-coalition currencies will either have to float against the new gold currency or essentially join the system and back their own currency at the same rate as the coalition currency. This would be a resumption of the Latin Monetary Union and the Franc. A specific mass of gold would become the world's money regardless of what people call it or who issues it.

One way or another, there will be a new evaluation of gold against ALL currencies if any country issues a gold currency. And that means the gold in your stack will take on the new value. And it is almost certain to be dramatically higher than it is now because existing fiat currency exists in such huge quantities compared to physical gold. I did some rough calculations once based on the yuan and estimates of Chinese gold reserves and determined that an ounce of gold would need to be valued at something like the equivalent of $20,000 to back existing yuan. And that figure used the most generous estimates of Chinese gold reserves.

Anyone else feel like a massive faggot for not buying yesterday?

>>52568018
Yes, when you buy from LCS, you have the privacy and anonimity. You don't get that with online dealers. I say this while 80% of my purchases are from an online dealer.

>>52568079
do you seriously think that the libs are going to track you down and steal your gold

>>52568008
Comically wrong.
The paper-ponzi has been the biggest wealth-extraction scheme in town for the last century. Maintaining the grift causes distortions in the real world, and the modus operandi of the grift is to take real commodities, labor, and savings and spend it and replace it with an IOU. All of Americans' pent up purchase power is being funneled into buying over priced stocks, and bonds. Even insurance is nothing more than a piece of the puzzle that has citizens buying into the ponzi to help the system maintain itself. The fact is, none of this pent up purchasing power can translate into real-world wealth and we are all sitting on massive sums of financial paper that really doesn't translate into the real world. Only by the degrading effects of inflation are we also compelled into handing over our capital to the banks to chase a little bit of yield. The way to avoid this is to trust that shortages are inevitable as the ponzi system is predicated on exponential functions. The farther along we go governments and banks have to give exponentially more loans/spending to prop up a stalled out economy. The REAL CAPITAL is what will survive the paper-ponzi-lolocaust.

>>52566078
What if I'm the brown one?

what's the point of silver if it tarnishes over time?

>>52568050
I almost went all out on a 100oz JM bar. Glad I didn't, I need to take a break from big purchases and buy some other things. God help me on Black Friday which is paired with payday. I'm sure I'll go crazy.

>>52568046
Gold bonds are the way. Liquid, easily tradable, trustworthy. It would function like the UST market. It would introduce gold back into the public monetary system gradually. I don't think they're just going to flip a switch and go to gold backed fiat or whatever. ,
>>52568110
Whole lotta words to say nothing about my post. It's easier to fool someone than convince them they've been fooled.

>>52568106
Not libs, the glowies. Looks like you are not maintaining proper OPSEC anon. It might be a good time to start now.

>>52568018
>Is there any point taking this post seriously?
Did you get past the first sentence anon?

>>52568110
Question. What would happen to people who own stocks in commodities assuming the fiat system collapses? The miners still produce valuable materials so would they just transfer over to btc/usdc for example and that's what we would cash out in?

SD has new deals
1850 for a buff
Thinking hard about it

>>52567497
You should be able to buy generic gold bars close to spot. Its easier to get gold close to spot that silver. The bigger the bar the better, anything more than an ounce, you should be able to get very close to spot. Your spread should be 3% or less. Even with the crabbing that's going on right now, you'll not lose money buying gold.
I'm waiting for the gold prices to drop (dec 15) so that I can scoop it up. Don't tell me its priced in. Last hike it was not.

>>52568050
Same, if it dips like that again I'm just gonna jump on it. No guarantees we'll get super cheapies again. Pivot could be close.

>>52568299
Nice dubs, are you gonna wait till the next rate hike, Dec 15? I feel like I should hold some cash for that day.

>>52568219
The global system lasts on a timeline that is multigenerational, so expect it to take a long time and expect those in power to try and maintain the facade for as long as they can.
In the absolute worst case scenarious the whole fucking thing collapses in scandal to where none of is actually own anything we think we do. We are also faced with the notion that resource nationalism sweeps the globe as nations try and leverage up their natural resources in order to maintain their purchasing power. Nationalization of mines etc could be on the table. A massive default on USTs could have foreign governments nullify foreign ownership etc.
With all that said, if your stack is large enough it will be worth it to own commodity producers anyway.
I wouldn't count on Btc to have any functionality in the coming world of scarcity. When the claims to wealth so outweigh what actually exists in the real world people won't have a need for digital currency. It will be absolutely ridiculous and with FTX we can already see governments/SEC/GG/Jews trying to destroy the viability of these alternatives.

>>52568338
I feel like it could go either way, 0.75 rate hike and silver plummets and cheapies are on the menu, 0.50 and no cheapies for years.

Could be wrong but this is what people that know their shit tell me. So I'll probably hedge my bets and get a couple tubes before the 15th (when it dips a bit) and a couple after.

Also worried about how bad things could get this winter if we have blackouts and shit surely the pound will go down/metals up?

>>52565778
Thank you, sir

>>52568299
Pause is more likely. Either way, they won't pivot until they break something hard. This pivot-pause is just wall st dogma hope, not reality. Fed has repeatedly said they'll keep rates elevated, and they want to break the easy money.
>>52568416
Another hike would just signify pivot is closer, this last hike everything jumped hard.

>>52562830
Anyone heard of any sweet black friday deals?

>>52568416
Good idea, I think I'll do the same as you.

>>52568144
>Whole lotta words to say nothing about my post. It's easier to fool someone than convince them they've been fooled.
I provided the context for as to why silver crabs for decades doing nothing and this time things will be different. We are sitting on a pile of bogus IOUs that is twice the size of the U.S. GDP and it underpins and props up the asset values of hundreds of trillions of dollars worth of assets including stocks, bonds, real estate, pensions, annuities, insurance, and our imports which amounts to $700BN worth of goods that are leveraged into trillions of dollars worth of jobs, taxes,etc. As well as energy which is necessary to prop up this nation of urban sprawl/trucking
And to top it off the system is predicated on EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS.
Do you need me to draw you a map as to the implications to what I just spelled out for you?

Looks like $20 is back on menu.

>gold good
>silver bad

Anyone still holding XMR?
I experienced a blackout last week and realized anything digital doesn't actually exist

>>52568117
Then I don't let you into my home

My dealer sells that ultimate beauty for $900. Been wanting to get it for a while. Shall I wait for the next fed decision? What do? It's so pretty bros.

>>52568836
Just get it

>>52568836
Geez... for $60 = 7% premium on a beauty like that... Why are you even thinking about this?
GET IT!

>>52568811
Nice dubs, I mean should I let myself into my house?

>>52568992
It's only 90%

>>52569057
It's 0.4823 ozt AGW.
Apmex has one for $944. Maybe it's better condition, but still...

>>52569089
Liberty has them on sale on eBay
If you have a rewards card, would be a good deal

>>52568878
>>52568992
I have rarely seen a coin with such details, I have tons of different coins from Europe and beyond but that one is magical. I'm getting it bros.

>>52566751
Why not both?

>>52569173
Good choice

>>52569150
I'm in Europistan, I'm buying from a French reputable company (I think the biggest in France)

I'm making a batch of richly spiced chewy oatmeal raisin cookies, anyone want some?

1/1 into Crypto/PMs
I never lose.

>>52569223
Fuck yes
Ceylon cinnamon is the best
Plz be my bf

>>52569193
Incredible picture, looks like a relic from olden times. Thanks for sharing anon

>>52568599
theyre not wrong. Silver is a poorfag cope metal

>>52569150
Or they have them for $906.
/itm/303135197060

>>52568050
i bought some gift silver to toss in my se/k/ret santa boxes, but I only spent $220. I hate spending less than $1500 here in CA, because then I pay ~10% tax on top. Total waste but still stocking dry powder for the holidays.

>>52568995
Probably not

>>52569254
>Plz be my bf
ok
>52569263
>Silver is a poorfag cope metal
0/10 bait

>>52569263
>t.jew

>>52569223
I do. I'm on keto but I'll take one cookie.

>>52569263
gold is the normie cope metal
>g/s ratio at 80+
>platinum at 1k
If you're not buying platinum group metals and miners for the energy revolution you're ngmi

>>52565337
Re rolling

>>52569599
Checked, but is platinum liquid? Can I sell it as easy as gold?

>>52565337
>>52569669
So close. Rolling.

>>52569671
Hard, but not as hard as palladium I reckon, was considering a 1/10th oz platinum Britannia just so I can say I have some.

>>52569671
nope no one ever buys platinum

>>52569671
platinum is not nearly as liquid as gold or silver

>>52563760
The range on those things is like 6 inches max for large items. For something like a gold nugget, you would practically have to be touching it.

imagine FUDing silver in /pmg/
talk about being gay

>>52569875
Damage control: the post

>>52566368
Kinebars are a gimmick. There is a reason it’s on sale. They aren’t selling which means they would be harder to offload. Spend $20-50 more on a well known reputable bar or coin. You will always regret cheaping out.

no but seriously, doesn't silver eventually tarnish and corrode? Do you need to spend money maintaining your stash?

>>52569915
I have more gold than you
still stackin silver, m8
your takes are retarded

>>52569947
tarnish, yes, if you expose it to air
corrode, no
tarnish is a self-limiting reaction that has no effect on the integrity or value of the metal

>>52569947
Its not that bad, last time I changed the oil on my silver stack only cost me $40. Should be good for another 6 months / 100 oz

>>52569933
Who cares? It’s gold for spot. Nothing else matters.

>>52569962
>>52569964
okay, thanks

>>52569948
I still stack silver, telling me that doesn't change anything. Silver will not have a monetary future. In the period between the old system and new, silver will become valuable. This period won't last, and you'd better cash out. Pump and dump.

>>52569966
That’s extremely short sighted. Never cheap out. Be prepared to accept under spot if you ever need to sell.

>>52569964
kek

>>52569398
>makes cookies
>has a fist full of king shit
>willing to be anon's bf

Stack wood

Hope all you silver peasants enjoy backbreaking labor and being deep underground.
Youll be working in the goldchads mines from now on.
I will even give you an extra 15 minute break on christmas if you really impress me with your work ethic for the rest of the year

>>52570291
Silver is for gentleman
>>52570287
Wood is good

>>52570021
Stfu retard

>>52569964
You do conventional or synthetic? Was thinking about breaking the bank for synthetic but I heard if you go back to conventional they will get milk spots.

>>52569398
Everytime i see these coins i'm impressed. I don't know any thing about these ancient coins and i'm sure i would get ripped off if i were to ever purchase some. But they're so nice.

>>52569263
Wrong! I'm poor and still buy gold. Rich people buy rhodium.

>>52569223
Put your silver in the food when you're done.

>FUDing Silver
>in /pmg/

Hi bros. How's the stacking going on?

>>52570938
I'm waiting for price of silver to drop so that I can scoop.

>>52570854
Controlling the narrative in an online venue is classic shill tactics

>>52570950
But the price of silver goes down only if the demand is going up. It won't go down if you don't keep buying it. You have to buy now so the price goes down later so you can buy it cheaper in the future.

>>52570938
>>52570950
>>52570979
>silverfags sincerely think they're the same as gold and aren't just le epik bitcoin speculators except the coins are real and shiny but equally as worthless as a digital goybuck

>>52570979
This has happened more than once and I don't understand it.

why hello there communist jews that want to take away my meat

>>52566912
All of crypto doesn't even have a $1T mcap right now. That chart is retarded as fuck, just like any pm maxi who hates crypto. t. got a shitload of both.

>>52570989
Smells like false flag fud
More classic shill tactics

>>52570989
Shalom.

>>52571017

>>52565806
You could buy junk silver

>>52571038
Rafi loves silver
He's just helping the goyim get ahead

>530,000 tons of silver in the world
>205,000 tons of gold in the world
>silverfags pretending they aren't coping peasants who lack the mettle(lol!) to drop $1900 of their precious fiat currency one one(1) coin

>>52571166
Still trying to control the narrative? Getting desperate

Anons I'm coming to the point where I'm thinking of cashing out my stocks and just going all-in. I've been here for a year and never thought I would see things look as bleak for the global economy as they do now and I haven't even really gone that hard in buying up silver (I do have a nominal stack). But yeah I feel like next year will be a shtf moment for the world.
It's funny because this is almost the exact date I started buying silver last year on the advice of you people, some anons here helped me verify my coins were real after I got them off eBay.

>>52571216
only kike shills push silver so they can dump on unsuspecting hypefags

>only kike shills push silver so they can dump on unsuspecting hypefags

>>52571318
>t.silverstein

>>52571318
It's interesting you can't let it go. The idea that silver might not be all it's hyped up to be by the reddit crowd, by silver salesmen, and by degenerate gamblers is dangerous. It cannot be ignored, it has to be crushed. It has to be mocked, it has to be associated with crypto nerds, etc.

Just bought more gold. Any silverfags care to seethe?

>>52571166
I have 2 ozt of gold. I still say buy silver. Maintain a 1:100 gold-silver ratio. It doesn't hurt you, but it will help as the world marches towards a greener future. Green technologies use lots of silver in them, after all.

>SDBullion has sunshine rounds black Friday sale
>signed up gf with new account
>first time customer silber igle at spot deal + 20oz of Morgan rounds
Today was a good day.

>>52571557
very nice purchase anon!

>>52571622
rent free

>>52571575
>as the world marches towards a greener future
So silverfags are climate cultists as well as crypto cultists, great

>>52571557
Could have got 22 ounces of sunshine mint verifiable rounds prime for trading or instantly flipping to boomers for a 20% profit. You did okay, but who wants their metals stuck in plastic?

>>52571638
The irony is if silver does moon, industry will use something else. CPUs used to use shittons of gold back when it was 250oz. Now it's just gold plated contacts with a few microns of gold.

>>52571557
>t.goldberg

>>52571689
Yes, they will simply switch to the much rarer metals that operate at near, but not quite the efficiency of silver. Of course!

>>52571749
The hand of the free market will prevail. Necessity is the mother of invention.

>>52571783
I agree fren. That's exactly why I believe that the intrinsic properties of silver will be a requirement for cutting edge tech going forward. If society demands increasing leaps in performance then silver is what must be utilized. Near family substitutes mean altered production methods, and lower efficiency in end product.

>>52571749
>>52571814
holy kikery batman this nigga be like "You NEED to buy SILVER to PROTECT your GAINS from WEREWOLVES and VAMPIRES" LmFAO

>>52571933
checked
>You NEED to buy SILVER to PROTECT your GAINS from WEREWOLVES and VAMPIRES
Yes.

>>52571814
If the efficiency gain comes at too high a cost, you move backwards. If the cost is too high, you come up with alternative solutions. Would a slight loss in efficiency be a tradeoff for a significant reduction in cost? What if you could research new methods and materials that would be lower cost alternatives? One of the main talking points is the increasing scarcity of silver deposits. This would happen in the future inevitably as silver becomes even rarer. Same thing for all the other minerals needed to fully transform the world into something fully green.

>>52568537
I'm actually disgusted by how beautiful this coin is

>>52572018
>Would a slight loss in efficiency be a tradeoff for a significant reduction in cost? What if you could research new methods and materials that would be lower cost alternatives?
That research and application of different materials may cost quite a bit in its own. For example, Liquid Flouride Thorium Reactors are the ideal tech for modern nuclear plants. The worldwide nuclear industry as a whole invested in Uranium based power plants over the last 80 odd years. The cost of switching over to thorium is greater than the benefit of doing so. Similarly, I assume(as I'm mostly talking out of my ass here) that the benefit of switching over to one of silvers near family metal analogues would be great as well.

>>52572112
I just think it's silly to cling to one material or process and think it's the only possible way to do things. It's like believing whale oil is the best way of lighting your house, or coal the greatest way to generate electricity.

what "deal" do you get for downloading the apmex app?

>>52572318
>downloading apps
NGMI zoomer faggot

>>52568537
>>52572031
hey thats my hand and my coin give it back AAAAAAAAA!

>>52572801
also any news on knight apu coin?

>>52572912
>silverfags pretend they aren't zoomer hypefags but then will buy silver with le epik funny peepo on it because the metal is so worthless they can afford to
Pathetic cunts

>>52572992
>silver on the same level as gold
KEK
niggers legit out here believing olympic medals

>>52573008
That's because like gold, silver is real.

>>52572992
Silver is the feminine metal?

Working on picrel at the moment

>>52573040
Washed-up cryptofags hoard silver like women hoard crystals or throw pillows. "Ooh, $39.99 today? I'll be picking up that epic frencoin, certainly! ^_^"

>>52573040
Silver has always been associated with the moon, a feminine diety in mythology
https://gemsinstyle.com/blogs/news/silver-and-the-moon

what do you guys think of gemini mastercard. can get 3% cash back in crypto, then just spend the crypto on bullion.
seems like a way better return than the bUlLiOn CarD! from apmex