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are you a jigger or a nigger

first for penis gnomes

First for silver nipples.

getting an ounce of glod in the mail today. jealous?

7nd for non-descript delivery

>>54152895
>jealous?
Yes.

Bros, should I buy some gold finally? I've stacked 40 troy ounces of silver in the past year (that means I can now buy like 3 houses in Weimar Germany or about 10 villages or 394 slaves in 2028).
Should I finally get an ounce of gold just to be sure?

>>54152921

>>54152947
Absolutely. I fomo'd an ounce that I will pay interest on for a couple months. We are literally in the middle of bank collapses and everyone has seen "the big one" coming for twenty years. Once we go down that slippery slope America will never be the same. There will be no more free money, asset prices magically moving higher, no inflation. Shit is going to be shitty most likely because even just last year the petro dollar ended and even Saudi Arabia and Iran are now settling their differences behind America's back. American dollar hegemony makes us the beneficiary of $700BN trade deficit which is historically net-zero. So we have the most to lose. I personally want as much gold and silver in my own possession as I can afford as move ahead in these trying times. No need to go all out, but it's something I trust that I believe is undervalued in a world where most things are overvalued.

>>54152947
>Bros, should I buy some gold finally?
i only buy on the weekend when the prices have settled

even if the mid-term trend is bullish, there can still be a short-term correction that will save you money in your purchase

>>54153444
>And it was the cheapest
Checked. I wish that were the case where I live.

>>54152895
I get to go get one in a few minutes. Sweet display even with the packaging in the way.

Just got 30 free cheapie silver coins, all I had to do was rat out this Jewish cult leader guy lmao. Feel a bit guilty though

buy gold buy silver

Boys, I’m doing it. I’m buying 3 oz of gold even if all this news is bullshit. I want to be a Coinvivor. Do I just buy it all in one order or do I buy three separate coins?

>>54153129
>>54153190
Based. Gonna buy an ounce this weekend

>>54153890
one order is fine

>>54153986
Order’s in! 3 random year krugs on the way. I’ll be at 5:515 this time next week.

WAGMI, frens!

Dios Mio

2013 brit is a lovely fondle coin. nice and flat

>>54154137
Dude I just said dios mio out loud and refreshed and saw your post get out of my brain dude

>>54154120
I’m still at like 3:200 but we’re all gonna make it lads.

>>54154160
You're going to give all my money, crypto and metal to me.

How would PMs help in the event of a major happening?

keep on stackin, /pmg/

>>54154202
It helps when the paper currency collapses.

>>54154202
The money you have invested into precious metals will not depreciate in value when everything else goes to the gutter. It may blow up in value, but I think that's less likely. It's just insurance.

>>54154202
You'd need to be more specific about what you mean. In most cases, it just means that when the dust settles you at least have something when everyone else is reduced to nothing.
The basic point is that PMs maintain their value throughout time, more or less independent of the circumstances surrounding them. An ounce of gold that was held in the vault of an Egyptian Pharaoh is probably still in circulation today despite the fact that the dynasty died thousands of years ago.

>>54154375
takes like these ignore exeter's pyramid, and the necessity for all the fake "money" sloshing around the system to flow towards something real, i.e. physical PMs. when all is said and done, when people truly lose faith in the USD, you will be very surprised about the purchasing power of your PMs.

>>54154202
Cash is a claim on goods. bonds, stocks, and bank deposits are a claim on cash. If the bond market is impossibly large then the only thing banks can do is devalue your cash. You avoid this by owning goods.

>>54154264
>cant just shoot him
says who
im african btw

>the fed pivots
>but don't call it a pivot
>to bailout the banks
>but don't call it a bailout
They're like trannies, just unwilling to call a man a man.
>meanwhile, the nigger cattle feed lot is in an uproar about...
>idk john cena or something

>>54154735
so you think you're untouchable?

>fed begins tightening
>pinch the bubble by $600B
>all hell breaks loose
>pumps in $2,000B of crisp new cash
>continues to pay lip service to tightening
BUT DON'T CALL IT A PIVOT

>>54154427
Without doxxing myself too much, I went through an experience like this in another country when it's government collasped. While there's a lot of chaos on TV, for 99% of people it's business as usual. People gravitate towards order and very quickly adapt to the changing circumstances. What you're more likely to find is that people will rush to some other established currency. I hate to say it but in our case it's likely going to be Bitcoin. If not that, maybe a BRICS currency assuming it's gold backed. Hell, fucking Kohl's cash might be the best option.

I don't think it would actually be gold or silver during a transitional period. The reason is that gold and silver are good money. Bad money beats good money. People would rather trade and something that is inherently worthless: When you buy something with fiat money, you are giving away something that has no intrinsic value and you are receiving something valuable in return. Would I really hand over a gram of gold for a bag of groceries? No, I'd rather keep my gold. Plus I can't visualize every shopkeep in America weighing medals on scales. Do we even have enough scales for something like that?

>>54154826
Explain this 2T$ and what the fuck it will be used for. We dumped 7 during the scamdemic and 2 out of nowhere made me buy more gold.

>>54154867
>I hate to say it but in our case it's likely going to be Bitcoin.
lol, ok bro. whatever you say

>>54154867
I feel there are two thresholds for PMs; the first being it is a stable investment during times of financial crisis as they are hard assets you hold rather than fake numbers in an untouchable bank account and the second is in times of serious collapse you’ll see people scratching off flakes of gold for hair cuts and groceries like what is happening right now in Venezuela.

With that said and as a dude who just bought three more ounces of gold today I don’t see a drop into The Road/Mad Max world overnight and PMs may actually go down over the next few years as big gov rolls out CBDC and likely restricts or outright bans crypto. Knowing that my stash of metals is always there, will either stagnate in value or grow, and is not reliant on the participation of banks who want me eating bugs in a pod is why I’m comfy.

Time to buy food, water, and medical supplies.

>>54154896
Here's the headline: https://news.yahoo.com/jpmorgan-says-fed-loans-2-034501837.html
While our commander in queef jawbones about how this isn't a bailout and taxpayers will NOT be be paying fort this not-bailout, the money printer goes brrrrrr and everyone that transacts in dollars will be paying for this in the form of higher prices on almost everything.

example
>be citizen of glorious nippon
>home electricity supplied by oil burning power plant
>oil is imported from iran
>all iranian oil must be bought with dollars
>the dollar devalues
>more dollars needed to purchase oil
>cost of electricity rises
>tfw you're helping pay for a bailout in a country you can't even vote in
This is why so many countries hate us.

>>54154896
from what I understand it's a bailout for all the banks currently holding low interest treasury bonds, which have lost a shit ton of value due to interest rates going up so much recently (nobody wants a low interest T bill when they can get a high interest one instead). this bailout money is used to pay for people's deposits.

>>54152895
no, you are a psychopath if you hold your gold coins in flips like that
also I'd buy 2 oz of platinum over gold all day every day.

>>54154078
nice 'stache details

>>54154718
How would you feel if you hadn’t eaten breakfast this morning?

>>54155034
>no, you are a psychopath if you hold your gold coins in flips like that
agreed, those flips are for transport only. take em out asap

>>54155055
But I did eat breakfast this morning.

>>54155034
Since most of the demand for platinum (and palladium) is in the automotive industry, the price may be prone to fluctuations in demand for vehicles. Maybe down the road, these will find a monetary ratio with gold and silver. I'm not saying they're bad, just that it's a little more speculative.

>>54154867
ding ding ding
couldn't agree more
gold and silver are too hard to transact.
i think when the dust settles metals will do a minimum of a 10x relative to their current purchasing power
but people wont transact in them directly
easier to scan a qr code
but at the end of the day supply and demand will win out
right now demand >>> supply and that will only become more severe over time

>>54155061
Flips are unacceptable for all means of storing metal. Even my copper rounds are in tubes. Don’t disrespect your precious PMs with anything below tubes and capsules.

>>54155101
you guys severely overestimate how many people want to fool around with ephemeral internet coins

>>54155100
wrong, they want you to think this. Palladium is used all over in chemical processing plants
and platinum,
well platinum is the main catalytic converter for turning water to hydrogen
i have a friend that designs small nuclear power plants. and behind the scenes there is a big push for using nuclear power to create hydrogen to make clean burning cars and planes. (the first passenger airliner fueled by hydrogen flew a few weeks ago)
There isn't enough metals to make battery powered cars
battery powered planes are too heavy.
hydrogen is the future.

>>54154956
I recall a couple years ago watching this video of Peter Schiff walking into a grocery store and trying to buy groceries with gold. They wouldn't accept it.
I know at least a dozen people who are making purchases today with crypto. There's numerous websites where crypto is a medium of exchange. There are numerous shops and businesses in my area that accept crypto as a form of payment. In other words it is already an accepted medium of exchange. None of them would ever accept gold because they have no means of accepting it. Is it dumb? Yes. That doesn't mean it isn't happening. This is Clown World and you are far too serious.

And I want to be clear you should be stacking precious metal. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't be ready to use other forms of exchange if that becomes the accepted medium.

>>54152947
FOMO’d 3 oz of gold this morning after swearing to only buy one a month because of how retarded the modern financial markets have become. Do it, anon. Buy and never sell. Always know you’ve got that beautiful gold and silver just in case.

>>54154867
>Would I really hand over a gram of gold for a bag of groceries?

No. Instead, hand over your gold and silver for something of greater utility (i.e., farmland, crop seeds, livestock).

>Bitcoin
Bitcoin is high tech stuff, and if technology regresses or is otherwise unavailable (e.g., you're roaming the wastelands, Fallout style), having all the Bitcoin in the world won't help. You need gold and silver, or something to barter with; as the hippies used to say, "Cash, grass, or ass."

>>54155168
big if true
I'll have to do some reading, it seems

>>54155171
Of course goystores won't accept gold and silver, they want you to force you to use only paper currency. But why would you want to pay with gold and silver for goyslop in the first place?
The point is to buy real food from farmers market and they'll have no problem accepting gold and silver for it.

>>54155171
>I recall a couple years ago watching this video of Peter Schiff walking into a grocery store and trying to buy groceries with gold. They wouldn't accept it.
and I've seen videos of people paying for haircuts in Venezuela with gold shavings.

>>54155171
yessir, im pretty sure they are building a narraitve that the government is anti crypto
that way when they allow a crypto system it looks like TPTB lost when really that was their plan the whole time
meanwhile they clearly dont want you owning metals, this was made clear to me in the normie programming of my girlfriends family and friends (i get to talk to more norms when I go to her side of the family's things) and jesus, boomer rocks is the most misleading name because every boomer I talked to hated the concept of buying gold and blatantly lauged at silver

>>54155021
Why the fuck would our government personally offer higher interest knowing it would cause the plebs to run on banks with lower interest?

It’s almost like the long nose tribe knew that’s exactly what would happen.

IM CALLING IT HERE AND NOW, ANONS. CRYPTO IS A RED HERRING AND SATOSHI IS HEAD RABBI. SAM BANKMAN FRIED WAS A LEADING DONATOR TO DEMOCRATS. GOLD AND SILVER 4EVER. HEIL KRUGER.

normies will never understand d e s u
boomer skitzos will inherit the earth

Do any of you keep a sizeable stack of fiat on you in case it *does* become usable in a financial crisis? Say all the banks dried up and cash is hard to come by, surely normies would still attempt to buy things with paper money

>>54155308
I hold a sizable portion of fiat as "clown world insurance", yes. Gotta have dry powder for any PM dips in any case.

>>54155308
Having a stack of a few or tens of thousands physically and immediately available is fine as long as the paper actually holds its value. If massive bank runs occur and inflation skyrockets you’ll just have immediate access to a quickly devaluing currency. It saves the step of having to fight grandma in the bank bread line but it’s still a risk. You should have reserve funds available, though. Enough for emergency expenses such as car troubles, health problems, etc.

>>54155308
yeap i've started cash stuffing recently

>>54155308
>Say all the banks dried up and cash is hard to come by
The browns would INSTANTLY begin rioting in such a scenario. The ensuing chimpening would be of historic magnitude. It should be no surprise why the fed is smashing both feet on the gas and breaks, pumping trillions of dollars of liquidity while also "tightening" simultaneously. They have to ensure the people can still use their plastic.
So how bad will things actually get? There's no way of knowing, but I think if it got to the point where everyone is forced to use cash, that is already the worst case scenario and I would be evacuating.

>>54155188
I just don't forsee Mad Max happening outside some major natural cataclysm, like Yellowstone, Tunguska, or a Carrington event. In which case I ought to be honest with myself and you: most of the people posting here will simply be too dead to care. Either the air and water will be poisoned or you're dead in the initial onslaught. It's better to be an ounce more optimistic about the future. Stack because you want to have a nice life, not because you want to survive in some permanent Doomworld.

Society is a natural thing that exists a priori government institutions. Institutional collapse doesn't equal societal collapse because our institutions aren't society. Money is made up. When the money fails, society makes up new money. When government collapses, society makes up new government. If you look back over the course of human history, you'd have to go back to the Paleolithic era to find a "Mad Max" style place, and even then we had tribes. Hell, even African shitholes are more orderly than you've probably been led to believe.

>>54154867
>Without doxxing myself too much, I went through an experience like this in another country
Unless your "country" is Vatican City or Sealand you're not going to doxx yourself by naming it, be more specific coward

https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/product/3928/2022-gold-tokelau-magnum-opus-1-oz-prooflike
It's a bit maddening that no dealer nor youtube video has candid footage/images of this coin

>>54155308
There are many circumstances where cash is handy. We've had some electrical outages in recent years that lasted days. Guess what, no ATMs, no credit card readers.
It also comes in handy when I hire someone to do some work for me. Everybody loves cash. Not uncommon to get a discount if there's no paperwork involved.

>>54155171
I've dealt with people at local banks that don't recognize what a silver coin is.
Many of these people don't know what crypto is either.
I don't think there's a universal broad spanning acceptance of crypto yet and young people today don't know what pms are.
Bets to have cash and pms, junk silver
And crypto wouldn't hurt if your savvy with it and live in a city where you can use it
My main concern would be like other said, electrical outage and cash will maybe be the only thing people will accept

>>54155101
>ding ding ding
>couldn't agree more
>gold and silver are too hard to transact.
You haven't even tried if you think they're to hard to transact. Unlike you I speak to people about precious metal trading, mainly small businesses and they have all said they would accept precious metals if fiat collapsed. Also I have personally exchanged my precious metals for fiat in my own city from one of many I came across. The reality is that you've done fuck all research, or you're a hustler trying to get precious metal anons to dump some of their savings into crypto so you can scalp the value before it dips again.

>>54155729
Crypto runs the risk at any time of being outright barred by the powers that be. Outside of their use in dark net markets I don’t see the same government forcing BLM and trans clown world dystopia allowing an exclusively electronic “alternative currency.”

>>54155171
>I recall a couple years ago watching this video of Peter Schiff walking into a grocery store and trying to buy groceries with gold. They wouldn't accept it.

Probably because it would be a nightmare to audit and the fact that fiat still has value at the place.

>>54155463
this. i think it's important to stack PMs after you've gotten a nice mandingo tower of cash and food already. but this perpetual jerking off to "WE GUNNA BE KANGZ N SHIT" in two more weeks is retarded.
>BUT MUH VENEZUELA HAIRCUTS
if that was the case 99% of the country would be in the streets shitting in their hands and sucking dicks for food. they're not.
>INB4 JEW
again, i think it's paramount to stack PMs. but if you really think the billionaire pedos that run the world are going to just hand over purchasing power to a bunch of doomsday preppers you need to go outside more. government control isn't going anywhere. they'll just print more lies in the news and everyone will keep choking down goyslop doing what their phones and twitter tell them to do.

Welp I put all of my money into silver at 21.88. I think I'm officially fucked. Silver has lost me sooooooooooo much money since the pandemic started. I clearly have no idea what Im doing but my entire savings is gone imo

>>54155774
I don't see governments banning crypto, but I do see them eventually instituting their own cryptos (i.e CDBCs) that all the sheep flock to, leaving bitcoin in the dust. BTC will be seen as an historical relic rather than a store of value.

>>54155809
>posting literal bbc porn
yeah, i'm gonna go with "opinion discarded" thanks

>54155843
Let's see this stack, then. Let me guess, you already sold it and you lost the receipt

>>54155809
Two bullets through your brain

>>54155873
its 20k in SIVR at $21.88. I already made the decision I want silver at this price. But now Im thinking silver isnt even worth $20. Paper silver can drop 2-3% any moment and physical is just paying a premium for silver from the bottomless comex. fuck my entire life

>>54155943
>a silver ETF
cringe

>>54155943
>completely, utterly missing the entire point of precious metals
>wholly ignorant of the rigging of the paper market
you're cringe and you're never going to make it

>>54155988
keep telling yourself paper is rigged. its a logical fallacy you can always prove to yourself. but it will never translate to any profit gain.

Any difference buying generic silver from online dealers like APMEX vs a local dealer? Local dealer charges $3 over spot for generic silver. Wondering if it would be easier to sell in the future if I have that APMEX stamped on the generic bar.

>>54156066
You're missing the point of PM investing. We invest in stonks/cyrpto to rapidly generate wealth. We invest in PMs to preserve that wealth.

Pic related. The value of currency will always fluctuate. But 1ozt of gold is always 1ozt of gold.

>>54156066
it's a logical fallacy that was proven in court, which people were convicted of
you will never make it

>>54155759
The thing is, people will abandon cash when it starts losing all of its purchasing power. Why would you want to hold onto it if your paychecks just disappear in 6 months or less? The market will literally be revaluing EVERYTHING. And all of the placeholder "claims" on cash will also be revaluing. Real-world scarcity will be determining price as true supply/demand reasserts itself.
I don't think people realize how much carnage is jam packed into the bond market, real estate, stocks etc. The bond market alone is twice the size of the U.S. GDP and that means there are a metric fuckton of people who expect to accrue some sort of payment/benefit who will be eating 100% losses. It's a fucking doozy to unpack, because the magnitude is impossibly large.

>>54155868
>>54155907

>>54156124
>feather soft slap on the wrist

LOOOK SEE THEYRE ACCOUNTABLE SEE ITS SO MANIPULATED CANT YOU SEE.

fuck off you tool. were getting dumped on regardless of the legality or fines.

>>54155848
I totally agree that CBDC will be sold as a “safe crypto” amid the likely increase in scams and collapses that have already happened and will likely continue. With that in mind, I can see sharp collapses in the crypto market seeing government response with a bunch of doublespeak bullshit like “protecting the investments of Americans by regulating and restricting interaction on such marketplaces.”

Big daddy gov is going to want his pound of flesh. The real schizo part of me feels like those caught with explicitly anonymous cryptos like Monero will face outright prosecution.

>>54156156
>they didn't get punished enough
>that means it's not a thing
>just because they proved it's happening, that doesn't mean it matters
>obviously it will never end and line go down forever

Recall that 2022 was a record breaking year for central banks buying gold. Look around you. Could there be anything going on right now that will soon make the manipulation impossible?

>>54156156
>"Paper silver isn't rigged"
>Proven wrong
>"fuck off you tool."

Post nose, Rabbi.

>>54156157
The banks are crossing their fingers that the market will accept their bullshit. The problem is you can't just create some new currency and expect everyone to jump on board. Especially after we're all about to eat shit from a deleveraging event.

>>54156249
I didn't even have to post "le scholarly source," he instantly knew what I was talking about. But I'm not arguing with him (or it), info posting is always for the benefit of the lurkers.

Hi lurkers!

>>54156235
>"Okay paper silver is rigged, but everyone knows it now"
>"Okay paper silver is rigged and they rigged us again even when everyone knew about it"
>"Okay this time we're going to expose the paper silver conspiracy"
>"LOOK SEE theyre guilty. We caught them now they can't do it anymore"
>"Were close boys comex is dry. so very empty.
>"Okay now its safe because we have evidence they manipulated"
>"Ohhh fuck they manipulated again --- awww well sucks I can't make 1% profit. Guess I'll keep buying silver"
>"Ohhhh fuck they manipulated again"... ad nauseum

Youre never going to win or get the justice you think you deserve

>>54156268
Yeah but in China and India they will accept it. How will this affect Bitcoin?

>>54156278
For the lurker's increased benefit, here's le sauce.

>>54156156
you said it wasn't manipulated
they admitted in court that they manipulated it
take the L

>>54156365
I never said it wasn't manipulated.

I said it's a logical fallacy to believe that manipulated silver will ever rise above the secret jewish limit.

>>54156361
exactly, all the big players will follow suit for sure. the little fish might be skeptical but in the end they'll do what they're told

>>54152921
When I ordered my kilo bar from coinvest, it was sent from “Sneeds tool repairs” or something. Was quite convincing.
Silvergoldbull did sent it from some kind of “custom metal works”, but it was moot, since they had to declare it as investment products for customs.

>>54156355
>durrr le spot price go down
The bifurcation of the precious metals market is continuing every day. (It's an unprecedented kind of demand.) What are the premiums for silver eagles? What are the premiums for junk silver? Why are people still buying these products, as if in spite of the premiums? I don't need some court to fine JP Morgan for precious metals to take off. I don't need to see Jamie Dimon in handcuffs. All that needs to happen is for the fed to continuously make the absolute worst decision every chance they get, which is what they've always done and what they've promised to do. These bank bailouts are going to make inflation worse and worse, and demand for a store of value will continue to rise. Eventually, the bifurcation will get so bad, the manipulation game will cease all on its own.

>>54156472
bold precious metals now calls itself "BOLD Parts & Machinery, Inc." was that done to deter package thieves? lol

>What is bifurcation of the market?
There's one price for imaginary silver, and another price for physical silver. That's why we see situations where spot goes down, but dealers are sold out. Spot goes down, but the premiums "rise." The premium didn't actually rise. The reality is the cost of a physical coin is unchanged. (or slightly higher)

>>54156560
yes, and part of the reason they do this whole game is so you look at the "premium" on "spot" and say "wow what a rip off" and don't buy it.

>>54152895
>jealous?

Absolutely, dont own a single ounce of glod yet, also trying to build up the cash to buy some sliver.

gold better go down soon because im fucking consumed with desire

>>54156591
Yes, exactly, they don't want the goy cattle to hold real wealth.

bifurcation is nothing more than a juicy meme. its PM dealers orchestrating to pocket more money from buyers. simple as

>>54155243
There are certainly places in the world where you can do this. It seems to me these are usually low technology places with poor infrastructure. I don't live in a place like that.

In a major strife scenario you will likely still have access to basic services until the last possible moment. I think during the Seige of Sarejevo there was a beer distillery that kept brewing even as the city was getting shelled. London during the Blitz was still a functional city despite rockets landing in their backyards every day. So yes, you will likely still be making credit card purchases and using the internet in a SHTF scenario. These are all distributed networks with no single point of failure. Even if electric goes down, most businesses have a way of processing credit card payments without electricity.

>>54156639
>the proven conspiracy isn't real
>instead, believe this conspiracy I just came up with

>>54155467
Nice try fed

Three hundred and eighty-two troy ounces of gold.

>>54156664
Occam's Razor

One of my old savings agreements is due, they think I should put my money into a depot because of course they do.
Looking forward to the look on her face when I casually drop that I'll be taking it and stash PMs.

>>54156720

>>54156719
You want to ignore the price manipulation that has been proven in a court of law multiple times, and instead believe that every dealer, big and small, corporate and local, is colluding to sell precious metals at unfair prices?
Truly, you have a dizzying intellect

>How does this "manipulation" work, precisely?
Listen to Andy Schectman explain. Start at 38:30
https://youtu.be/UPC0nRENZww?t=2311

Hi lurkers!

>>54156720
You planning on buying your whole damn state after the boogaloo with that stash?

>>54156801
It doesn't take much "collusion"
All it takes is 1 PM dealer to sell at a bogus price. Other dealers see people buying at that nonsense price, and they raise their prices too.
It could literally happen in 24 hours, and you think it requires some mastermind collusion??

btw 'proven in court' is 100% meaningless to investors and paper holders. 'proven in court' has had ZERO lasting effect on the buying or selling side of the market

>All gun laws are an Infringment.
>Free trade for all
>End the Fed
Simple as.

>>54156720
Meh, I've seen bigger.

>>54156904
>people buying at that nonsense price
I see the flaw right there.

>>54155943
Wait.
You don't physically own it?
You you can get physical silver still, right?

>>54156933
this makes my peepee the big peepee

>>54156904
>one seller raises their prices
>buyers apparently flock to this one seller to pay more because...because they just do, OK?
>all the other sellers, instead of pricing competitively, start selling at a higher price to make their business even less attractive to the people flocking to the seller who's rooking them
And I thought my jokes were bad.

>>54155101
>gold and silver are too hard to transact.
No it's not, you just hand it to someone.

>>54156904
That's not how supply and demand works, faggot
come up with a better pilpul

>>54156066
>>54156422
keep telling yourself paper is rigged. its a logical fallacy you can always prove to yourself
>I never said it wasn't manipulated
Post foreskin.

>>54156907
How do you like your Dagger/p80 setup?

>>54157033
Im sorry your brain is broken. Is this really the IQ of my fellow investment group?

There are hundreds of different scenarios where unnatural bifurcation can occur.
In one example, all the PM dealers selling at lower prices completely sell out of their smaller coinage and decide to raise up to the higher price.
Also, PM dealers can just buy their own metals while posing as buyers, easily convincing the market of the 'new norm'

>>54157027
Have a better quality version anon.

https://files.catbox.moe/yq0bq8.webm

The slide has about 3500 round on it from different 3D printed projects. The Holosun has fallen off twice but I’m too stupid to use threadlocker. The p80 only has about 800 on it. The first few hundred rounds were rough but I’d take it to war at this point I trust them both. Together and separate.

>54157115
suicide is painless

>>54156904
>>54157115
shabbat shalom

>>54157065
Whats the problem with my contradiction?

I believe the price is manipulated
I also believe the price of paper silver will dictate the price of physical silver

There's nothing wrong with my reasoning. You all just want the curtains to be pulled. But they're never going to be

>>54157174
>>54157184
Im sorry your brain is broken. The thoughtful replies are gone. Revert to Neanderthal mode then. Perfect mode for silver hoarders lol

>>54156422
It's actually more of a logical fallacy to believe otherwise. To think that a physical asset that needs to physically exist and has a finite amount will be bound by manipulation forever and ever because reasons is ridiculous. I don't think it'll happen anytime soon, but it literally is a matter of when, not if. It WILL rise above the manipulated limit, we just don't know how long they can keep up the charade.

>>54154137
based fellow peso enjoyer

>>54156613
Just buy, anon. Bought 3 this morning to meet official Coinvivor status and I don’t give a shit if it tanks a month or week from now. Just gives me more time to stack.

In light of current events, it should be no surprise this thread has so many visitors

>>54156904
This is true. If any material amount of people begin to pull out sizeable amounts of cash, or even large buyers start writing checks then you could see a single store's inventory getting blown out very fast. A dealer would never want to sell his inventory and then find out that the price moves higher suddenly before he can lock in prices with his dealer.

>>54157115
You said it was a "logical fallacy" to suggest the price was rigged, clearly meaning you think the price isn't rigged. When it was shown to you that it is a verified fact, proven in a court of law, that the price is rigged, you then said you never said the price isn't rigged.
>filtered
>reported
>sent to the ovens

>>54157187
Troll spotted. Quit engaging.
>R**ddit spacing
>Advocating for paper money in PMG
>”Proving a point”
(You)

>>54156720
I kneel.

>>54157264
>To think that a physical asset that needs to physically exist and has a finite amount will be bound by manipulation forever and ever because reasons is ridiculous
exactly.
all the people hoping and praying for GME, AMC, BBBY or whatever else to moon are gonna be waiting a long time, because at the end of the day those are just digits in a computer screen that they can manipulate forever.
the same cannot be said of physical silver metal.

>>54157356
Observe the mental shutdown of a bot

I actually said the rigged price is a logical fallacy that you cling to like a baby blanket.
I do believe the price is rigged. But I'm certainly not betting on that ever coming to the surface

Youre just bitter your dick got chopped in the mythical 'silver short squeeze'

>>54156904
>>54157115
WTF is equilibrium?

everyone just stop responding to him please
let's get some more stack pics goin

NVDA hitting overbought. It's been running straight up for months. The rugpull can't be too far away now. FOMC week is usually where tech shit gets it's ass handed to it.

>>54157465
Equilibrium is something that the markets have no concept of. The whole idea of a market is for people to make exchanges when they feel equilibrium isn't right. So its all subjective

>>54157449
>But I'm certainly not betting on that ever coming to the surface
Why? It seems more illogical to assume that a physical asset with a finite amount that gets consumed in industry at increasing rates will NEVER be exposed because because. Now I'm not saying 'TWO MORE WEEKS, SILVER TO $2k/GRAM!!!!!', but the idea that it'll never happen is simply ridiculous. It is a matter of when, not if. Now I'll concede that 'when' could be 5 years, 10 years, 20 years, or 100 years, but it's not a question of if.

four out of five shills can't identify this picture
The banks are collapsing, and I couldn't be happier.

>>54157328
>>54157528
I wonder if it reacts when I mention its ID
>7bhOo8Su

>>54157264
>>54157517
I respect you. Youve made good points. But I dont think the average retail investor has the temperament to expose the weaknesses you mentioned. It would take a certain amount of discipline and de-corruption that our current society is not capable of

>>54157328
>YOU ARE ABOT BOTTEST

>>54157610
pshhshush don't tell it! you're ruining it!

>>54157528
>>54157584
I don't think the banks are collapsing. Dont go blurting that out like youre on /b/ because its just bad advice. There is alot of support propping up the major banks. I hope a big number of them burn. The biggest number possible without causing an apocalypse. But at the same time the entire weight of global efforts has a vested interest in the banks. So you will live to witness manmade bailouts beyond comprehension

>>54157528
Careful

>>54157528
Interesting looking stack...

>>54157673
Thank you, that's all I needed to know.

>>54157701
Tell me your portfolio please?

>>54157599
>But I dont think the average retail investor has the temperament to expose the weaknesses you mentioned
Neither do I, but I also think you're overestimating the power of the retail investor. You think APMEX, who hold god knows how much physical stock wouldn't want their product to jump in price 10, 20, or 100 times over? They'd make more money by letting it increase than selling it and making a couple/few bucks per sale off premiums.

>It would take a certain amount of discipline and de-corruption that our current society is not capable of
This is really the main issue. The PM market could be exposed overnight if a relative few people gave a quarter of a fuck. The charade is so unbelievably fragile. But I still think it's fair to say that at this rate, with most people not giving a fuck, it's on course to be exposed anyway. Reserves are falling, industrial use is climbing, and a shitload of it is being 'lost' every year. You can print paper silver to where it's 400 paper - 1 physical, 1000, 2000, 5000, but all you're doing is pumping up a balloon and seeing how much air it can hold. So far, it's a lot of air but like any balloon it WILL pop. And the more air you pump in, the bigger the pop will be.

>>54157722
a conservative 60/40 investment in stocks and bonds

Do you guys know how hard it is to work when I know there could be an ounce of gold sitting in my mailbox?

Post tier. 1ozt AU=100oztAG

I'll start: Ave Caesar!

>>54157798
So-so. Its risky times indeed. You have alot of bot related pics on your hard drive? You must really be paranoid about chat bots - or its conveniently your go-to modern day insult. Its not surprising at all considering pmg people are the same demographic as tinfoil hat people.
We work with what we got.

>>54157735
>This is really the main issue. The PM market could be exposed overnight if a relative few people gave a quarter of a fuck. The charade is so unbelievably fragile. But I still think it's fair to say that at this rate, with most people not giving a fuck, it's on course to be exposed anyway. Reserves are falling, industrial use is climbing, and a shitload of it is being 'lost' every year. You can print paper silver to where it's 400 paper - 1 physical, 1000, 2000, 5000, but all you're doing is pumping up a balloon and seeing how much air it can hold. So far, it's a lot of air but like any balloon it WILL pop. And the more air you pump in, the bigger the pop will be.
very true
there's no reason to think the US can keep this charade going for much longer. this country is losing its grip on being supreme leader of the world; we could even see a real WWIII break out (implying we aren't in one already with ukraine). things are NOT stable. this is the best time to be buying silver.

>>54157898
Thank you, that's all I needed to know.

>>54157735
Yes I enjoy this part of the conversation. The practical part. I agree about industrial usage and atomic obliteration of physical silver for all sorts of projects. As I understand silver veins are generally found more towards the surface of the crust. So much of the existing supply is circulated/extinct. They did find that monster gold deposit in Uganda and I'm sure it contains plenty of silver. But in general I believe the rate of consumption will put heavy pressure on the charade

>>54152840
>funko pops in op
Yep. Time to leave pmg forever. Goodbye frens.

>>54158010
>I believe the rate of consumption will put heavy pressure on the charade
>the charade
You mean the logical fallacy, right?

>>54158091
Yes thats right. Are you starting to understand how 1 thing can be viewed 2 ways? Even by the same person? I'm glad to see we're opening up new pathways in your brain

>>54158067
it's based dilbert, brah

Spain is going all in minting gold bullion coins for investors due to inflation.

Thread ruined.
I apologize for my unintentional role in this.

>>54154867
Argentina is currently going through this very same thing and they are in fact using gold and scales.
>don't wanna dox myself
"Hey look fellow glowniggers, it's that ONE guy from Uruguay. Get ICE on the line PRONTO."

>>54158236
based
yeah americans are kinda insulated because of the whole "world reserve currency" thing. we whine about inflation but other countries have it 100x worse. and they are leaning on gold to solve the money problem, not bitcoin.

Is it normal if my mouth starts watering when I see gold and silver?

>>54157673
This.
If there was genuine systemic concern, the S&P500 would be tanking.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>54158600
yeah they managed to prop things up with 2 trillion dollars of bailout, for now

>>54156551
I'm certain they do it make it non descript + you can talk about your order issues to the shipping company without alerting the sneaky bastards on the phone with friends in the conveyor room and say it was an expensive custom machine part which could be feasibly as expensive and heavy as as precious metal shipment and 100% not valuable to a random schmuck

>>54157673
"You know, Rabbi, if we keep the goyim from talking about banks, we can keep them from withdrawing all their money."

"Brilliant idea, Shekelstein!"

>>54158258
could a legalfag explain to me why countries have the need to print absurd face values on their bullion? there'd be confusion in a hypothetical SHTF situation where normies are going to go "nuh uh that silver eagle is worth a dollar it says it right there" or "that gold one says it's only worth $50." I really wish if countries HAD to do this, they'd at least give it a higher, more realistic face value. the krugerrand is the only sovereign round I can think of that doesn't have a meaningless face value assigned to it. tons of normies don't know how much silver and especially gold is really worth

>>54158773
put your money where your mouth is

>>54158798
The face value is there for the gooberment to give you a fair price if confiscate it.

>>54158798
They put comically low face values on them to prevent them from being introduced into circulation. If you put a realistic face value on a coin and people start actually using it as cash, you're going to artificially influence the price of gold by tying it to the weight/face value of the coins being circulated in your economy.

>>54158798
Who cares, take advantage of it, if Spain wants to declare that their 1oz Gold Bullion Coin is only a euro and 50 cent, then its a euro and 50 cent, its a legal loop hole at airports that works if you stand your ground.

https://youtu.be/9KKe6x-rkME?t=782

>>54157878
I'm a salamander and I'm not ashamed to admit a driving force is daydreaming about desperate women.

>>54158798
Because it's is classed as legal tender to buy goods. This means a precious metal coin has both metal and numismatic value. Obviously you don't want to use your legal tender value over its metal value, but it is there for you or the courts to use.

>the Krugerrand is the only sovereign round I can think of that doesn't have a meaningless face value assigned to it.

The British Sovereign doesn't have a face value minted on it, but it is known as a Pound.

>>54158798
if they made the face value more realistic, people might actually use it as a currency. can't have that, goy

>>54158922
I suppose it's also because the feds can come down on you hard if you counterfeit legal tender, but why isn't faking bullion already a high crime?

>>54158140
> Are you starting to understand how 1 thing can be viewed 2 ways? Even by the same person?

>>54153493
I need to know how I can do this

>>54158798
Because it's not meant to really be currency. Also if SHTF, no one is gonna try to legitimately argue that the Gold Eagle is only worth $20 or $50 or whatever it is.

>>54158981
Obviously they dont want people near it, so engineer a system of distrust to keep em away from it.

Delivered today. Keep stacking sirs.

>>54158798
I love when people assume they’re a genius and the general public are a bunch of fucking morons. “Hurrr durr no knows silver or gold maintain a value but me and my homies”

>>54159211
>I love when people assume they’re a genius and the general public are a bunch of fucking morons.
the average person has no savings and is overweight, the general public are braindead swine

>>54159211
go and ask anyone in a grocery store how much they think a troy ounce of gold is worth, scrooge mcduck depictions of comically astronomical amounts of gold have made gold cheaper to most people than it seems. my friends always spaz when I tell them some random timy gold coin is worth $500

>>54159211
If you've ever worked with the public you'd understand.
>"I ordered the large fries, but you served me a bunch of fucking little ones!"
>"My car won't start. Do you think someone hacked it?"
>"I can't be pregnant, I'm still breastfeeding."
>"Criminal history? Uh, me and my girlfriends used to jerk off the dogs at the shelter we volunteered at. Does that count?"
>"Yeah, he was deported to Ecuador, apparently he broke his parole by selling drugs. Anyway, I moving there next week and we're getting married."
>"I prefer only female chickens if that's available on the menu."
>"Hey, can you help me install YouTube on my computer?"
>"Serves those Iraqis right for what they did to us on 9/11."
All real things "the general public" have said to me.

>>54159454
Gold will be confiscated by the Goverment now that they are rolling CBDCs. You have been a fool for buying worthless rocks which now will be made illegal and will never be able to be used as legal tender. Check mate, metalcuck.

>>54159376
>>54159211
wagies don't even know what half dollars or $2 bills are ffs I tried paying this roastie in presidential dollars and she looked at me like I had four heads

>>54159211
The American system does a great job of tricking people into thinking they are smart. Even people who spend 20+ years in school to becomes doctors and shit have no idea just how little they know. They conflate personal success with wisdom.
The brain works like a muscle/reflex. Outside of some basic problem solving skills, your brain operates on GIGO. Garbage in garbage out. If you have your worldview surrounding things like politics, history, and economics then you are COMPLETELY at the mercy of pundits. This is why when confronted about the lolocaust, many people get upset because all they know is what they were taught in 4th grade. They have literally NOTHING in their head that helps them understand. Hence they are basically rubber stamped ideal citizens who can do nothing but repeat talking points. And they don't even know just how susceptible they are.

>>54159481
>he thinks there won't be an enormous price-inflated black market for gold bullion just like last time

I just got my first shiny rock in the mail.
If just this little chunk of rock makes me feel this good, imagine what the Nazis felt as they allegedly breathed in the ashes of freshly cooked Jews. The future feels so bright.

>>54159184
Big!!

>>54159699
Another big!!

>>54159184
>>54159699

>54159481
>1pbtid
>literally nothing to do with anything I said
Gradually, I began to hate them.

>>54160084
Gold will become worthless when asteroid mining takes off this year.

>>54157878
>Stacklet Tier
>May have bought Copper bullion as that was all that was left
Is this a prediction or the current situation?

>>54160225
unironically yes

>>54160243
Still a lot of gold and silver left from what I see.

>>54160344
obviously did not factor in how many are buying and the surge of new buyers
just because a website shows theres 10 bars in stock and thats "more than enough for me" you come here to post that

>>54160490
If there's a surge of buyers then chances are the stock will be completely gone.

>>54160544
>unless every bullion site is sold out of everything i refuse to believe there are more buyers
do you apply this standard to crypto as well or what

Turns out the sterling silver saxophones are made to order, so I dropped 7k on a down payment for it

>>54160544
If that happens, you'll know. You'll see bullion companies saying things like "We don't have any PMs to deliver, but we have plenty to store in our vaults for you! Buy today!"

This is enough to fool most people, because most people wouldn't think to ask "If you have enough to store in your vaults, surely you have enough to send to me?"

>>54160595
>>i refuse to believe there are more buyers
What makes you think I said that?

>>54160622
premium over spot? the sound must be heavenly

>>54160656
oh cool you're doin that thing where you backtrack but pretend you're not backtracking
have a good one, buddy

Finally got some fresh coins of the Funny Country for ~27.4€/oz. Also shilling my favorite silver dealer in Europe.

I know there is a silver cock
but is there possibly a Golden Cock available for purchase at a reputable merchant?

>>54160698
You must suck at basic logic then. Just because Y is false in the statement
>If X, then Y (>>54160544)
doesn't mean that X is also false. There could be a surge of buyers and the stock isn't gone because there's enough to meet the demand.

>>54152840
Quit bitching and fuck gobbos

>>54160622
Dang, you’re going to get hella resonance off that bad boy, your notes will be rich, RICH!

>>54160204
Ok that one was funny, thanks.
Here's some big super hoinkie doinkie boinkie ultra massive clown honkers for you

>>54160672
I have absolutely no idea
Can't find the weight of it anywhere online
I'd wager somewhere in the realm of 500-700%

>>54160754
yeah it's heavenly
really fills up a room in a way no other sax does

got my 10 freedom rounds today, shoulda ordered 20

Just checking in.

I tried calling them twice but it went to voicemail and I'm not leaving a message.
Fuck it! It's my lucky coin now. Problem is, it came in a flip. It's very pretty, I don't rent to fuck it up. What's the easiest way to get one case?
Also, what do you call this cook island coin? Like as in a nickname?

>>54160717
Got an ark on the way, fren! Suffering this dry spell where I don’t have any metals coming in til Monday so I’m stuck looking at retards fucking up the comfiest general on 4chan.

>>54160717
>for ~27.4€/oz
Bruh!!

>>54161105
You’re gonna find yourself in an autism trap unless you pay pretty hefty premiums for just one case, anon. Either commit to the flip or use a 20 pack of adjustable foam gasket capsules to justify more (which is why I have four coins inbound).

>>54159562
Do you think the black market would use gold / silver were it illegal? Guns, drugs, and such have an alternative use than currency. I know technically both gold and silver do here but I doubt people will be itching to make blackmarket water filters.

>>54160731
Sure, most online dealers have them.

My poor mans merc dime substitutes arrived. Not American, but know everyone hates Roosevelt for some reason. I’ll go look why later. At the very least I’ve secured some more blowjobs or goblinas.

>>54160997
very nice

>>54160622
It's nice to buy things you want.
There's a historical replication of a coin I want (all silver) for 0.1oz that I'm hesitating on because I find it hard to justify spending 10x spot for it.

>>54160731
Where silver cock?

>>54161105
You and I both know, due to the ship, that shall be known as your pirate coin. You got it for free after all :)

>>54161105
nice free ozt fren
turn it into your pocket piece

>>54161344
Disgusting

>>54161344
Some argue many of the problems the US is dealing with today can be traced back to FDR and his abuse of executive powers. Nigga had 4 terms when 1-2 was average.

>>54161287
You are thinking to simple trading of resources it just small part of it. Any skills should be barterable specially once you develop reputation and those skills are in demand.

Man, I'm torn. 10€ silver coins have some pretty good looking faces between them and their minimum value isn't shabby for a 12,30€ coin. Sitting at 16,65g pure silver. Also 10% mark-up is best I can get in Germany.
Still, it's 925. What do anons.

>>54155168
Fake and gay.

Also, silverbros...

>>54161287
are you suggesting we sell all our PMs because muh gubbermint might make them illegal some day? how about you just stfu

>>54161426
I'm in the same boat. Probably gonna get some, since they're among the lowest premiums (still quite high though) and the fact that they can't be worth less than 10€ is neat. Kinda prepping FOR the mad max apocalypse and FOR the globohomo future at once!
pic kinda related. 10DM

>>54161344
roosevelt was the president that confiscated all the gold

>>54161351
as long as the premium is preserved to some extent I think it's okay to buy high premium items on occasion
love me indian head half eagles

>>54161498
Damn mein Freund. Kinda miss the old DM, even though I completely missed the silver age and was a kid when it was replaced by the €.

>>54161517
Not only that man. He was behind getting the us involved in WWII when no one wanted to do it, Jewish immigration being allowed during and after the war.

>>54160997
>that id is a full sentence
Nice rounds too

>>54161058
*honks respectfully in your direction*

>>54161287
You're misunderstanding. When FDR made personal ownership of gold bullion illegal in the 30s (done to stabilize the price of the dollar), there was still a huge underground market for gold bullion that traded at inflated rates, because people still trusted gold more than the dollar. Just because the government can make your gold illegal to own doesn't make it any less valuable.

>>54161538
Poor kid, missed your chances to Greshams-law some 5DM coins…
In other news: I think I've got sunburn on my balding head.

>>54161231
??? Wtf where? Legit have not seen OZ silver under 26 all year

>>54161663
This place called Hero Bullion has come out of nowhere and been BTFOing the other dealers. Check them out.

>>54161659
But was it worth it?
Meh.
Guess for 6 zero effort pans, that is technically not too bad, but financially… lol. But on the other hand, not a bad way to spend lunch break.

>>54161344
FDR literally sold our country to the jews. FDR is the reason why your currency's value is decided by the U.S. FED.

>>54161584
>>that id is a full sentence
And your id is missing an Umlaut!
I would like to try some 77d BRÄU. But in the meantime, I'm enjoying my Goldbräu and some other Austro-gold.

>>54161663
I've bought 49 and then 22 oz from my LCS for ~24.32/oz this year.

Granted... I've bought about 14k of silver from them in the last 3 years. But still.

>>54161650
I think something else worth considering is that the confiscation was a temporary measure. People who buried their gold and lived with with an ounce of patience did fine.

>>54161663
>Wtf where?

https://www.acheter-or-argent.fr/pieces-d-argent-armenie.html

>>54161766
Do frogs also do differential taxation or how is that even possible?

>>54156720
>the virgin brasspost
>>54156933
>the chad dragon stack
Checked

>>54161383
>>54161517
>>54161565
>>54161650
>>54161697
Thanks frens. I was superficially aware of a pol meme version of events but that cements it all and without being over the top. What a cunt. I’ll probs get some more to make it a round $5 face when I get paid. Doubt the guy who I got them off has mercs since we are bongs otherwise I would have bought those.

>>54161788
The price you see is the price you get as far as i know, a few anons on here have ordered from them before and say they're legit.

Anybody seeing delays in their silver shipping? Normally saw next day shipping but orders three days ago are still without tracking. I blame the Jews.

>>54161834
Well fuck me I guess I'll order from there next. Thanks a lot

>>54161827
With all that said silver is silver. With the wear on this last roll of mercs I got leaving plenty of open space in the dime tube I put them in I might stick to roosies just for the rims in better condition.

If you want the full rundown of insane shit that happened during FDR’s dictatorship check out “FDR’s Follies.” Boring as hell unless you’re really into politics and economics but crazy shit happened like burning food such as corn and wheat during the Great Depression just to try and stabilize commodity prices.

>>54160762
More clown honkers please

i was considering my portfolio allocation which is primarily stocks and real estate (right now that just means cash in a hysa as i save for a house) with some PMs
I was going to add some BTC, but then I came to the realization that BTC is gay fake internet money and that I don't want to deal with the hassle of it or think it will actually go anywhere. Why would I buy internet tokens when I could 1) put some money into the 8% returns machine in case we don't get mad max 2) own my own home then acquire some rentals 3)have shinies i enjoy looking at and feeling that can't just go poof, that I can bury in the backyard, that everybody knows have value
i just can't think of a reason to own btc except for speculation.

you fuckers. i went into lcs for some eagles and walked out with an asahi 10oz. wasnt planning on spending that much but i did and im happy now.

Fuuuuuuuck.
My in-laws are so scared of the (((latest thing))) that they buy the 'lets create a bank run by being sold that there's a bank run'.
They're moving their savings to a UMPA Goldbacks account.
Trading a bank for a Trust that larps as a bank.
Same falliosy, different mask.
>But I get a Mastercard debit card!
>They say it's backed by gold!
Yea, they say Fort Knox is full too.

>>54156472
I feel asleep. It was indeed a kilo bar (2)

>>54162181
Kinda shit how they send out their most ghetto looking bars.

>>54161687
And since that obviously isn't enough, I just drunkely ordered that 2 Rand coin.
Frilly hair boy shall be mine!

>>54162138
Asahi 10 oz is a rite of passage, my boy. Bought one when shitfaced last month after only getting rounds. It only makes me sad that they don’t have a kilo or 100 oz version with the same aesthetic; they just become loafs like everyone else.

>>54162236
10 closer to pirate tier, which is obviously very important

>>54162138
Yeah I need asahi 10 oz next. Hope it’s on sale somewhere next month or I won’t get it,

>>54162200
I get buttmad when I try to act more adult and save for the most low premium purchases and most kilos and 100 oz big daddies are just giant fucking slabs with no soul vs. the beautiful art crammed into 1 and 10 oz that are far more divisible than their bread loaf counter parts.

The only big size I can justify are cake slices of COMEX bars since they feel like scalp war trophies from the eternal campaign against the long nose tribe.

>>54162287
diversity is always good. no sense in liquidating 1oz au or 100oz ag if something goes wrong when you could part with something smaller. even though all of my purchases are really just for my son. hopefully he doesnt find them when he develops an opiate addiction.

>>54162168
i dunno a goldbacks account sounds kinda based

>>54162287
>not buying 1000oz bars directly from the comex at spot
>mfw

>>54154867
>Plus I can't visualize every shopkeep in America weighing medals on scales. Do we even have enough scales for something like that?
This literally happened in Venezuela. If they can pull it off we sure as fuck can. There's a smoke/vape shop on every corner these days. They sell scales out the wazoo.

>>54162333
I need a cheap place to buy coomer coin. Anyone know where?

>>54162326
>Monthly fees of +/-$50
>Goldbacks have a 100% premium
It's a great sales pitch, but their product screams fraud.
If you don't hold it, you don't own it.
Going from a big bank to someone larping as a bank doesn't solve their original fears.

so are we getting our gilded megumins or did we get scammed

Anime haters will seethe.

how long now until i can buy a hot lesbian couple
to become my wives for a tube of silver

>>54162733
I'd reckon we're about a fortnight out

>>54162493
eBay is your best bet and they’re like 50$ starting. The fancier bitch getting fucked by a swan rounds can be found for better deals on eBay as well.

>>54152840
when is silver going to take off?

>>54162333
When I got 20k lying around I’ll buy a loaf for the frens but until than it’s slices of antisemetic cake my man.

>>54158236
>>54158258
Me no like read
Does this mean they're going to mint the lynx again or not?

>>54161344
Roosevelt locked up my samurai brothas n shit. Fuck dat hoe ass nigga
>>54161517
>roosevelt was the president that confiscated all the gold
But the other roosevelt was the one who is responsible for the Indian half eagles. Ironic.

>>54163002
Theodore was based and didn't like Franklin, go figure.

>>54158798
>face value
No.

>>54163034
Theodore kept a Menorah in his home and has multiple Jewish pen pals.
Not that there's anything wrong with that, we love our jews in /pmg/

>>54155244
>laughing at silver

Boomers really are the worst fucking generation ever. Stupid AND greedy.

>>54159184
Hnnnnggg!

>>54162949
I hope not, they fucked that coin up with that stupid "Are you sure about that?" expression.

It's important to remember that the Fed printed 2 trillion dollars in a single day and if 1% of that currency went to physical silver it would purchase all the ounces in the west available for investment.

>>54162949
They will change the animal each year, it seems. Buying and selling gold isn't really a thing in Spain.

Thoughts on FedNow payment system?

>>54154867
>Plus I can't visualize every shopkeep in America weighing medals on scales.
wtf, everybody have at least 2 scales at home : one for the kitchen and another one in the bathroom. There probably are as much scales as firearms in the US...
>bitcorn
Jesus.. just stop dude

>>54163135
Nothing wrong with a guy who is jewish. It's the shadow government that just so happens to be jewish that is the problem.
>>54163034
He's one of my favorites. But Jackson has been growing on me too lately. Don't like what he did to the injuns but he was a badass like Teddy.

next one baking, get it fresh
>>54163179
>>54163179
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>>54163175
I bought some XRP just in case

>>54159481
>worthless rocks
>will be made illegal
Why would worthless rocks be made illegal?

>>54163194
>1pbtid
for what purpose?

>>54159699
checked and chonkypilled

>>54155308
>? Say all the banks dried up and cash is hard to come by,
Zeroes on a screen are never hard to come by for banks. Almost nobody use cash anymore, so it's unlikely banks will run dry, as they soon will be allowed to add zeroes wherever it please them. The problem will be too much currencies, not a lack of it.

>>54160622
>sterling silver saxophones
Big pimpin'.

>>54159481
Governments can try to ban all the elements they want like carbon, nitrogen, and gold. How's that been going for them?

>>54163175
gateway to CBDC shitcoin, after the banks have done collapsing.

>>54159211
Would members of the general public prefer a snickers bar or a 10oz bar of silver?????

>>54161351
>Pirate coin
I like it
>>54161375
>Pocket piece
It's too nice to scuff up. The geometry and finish needs protecting. I guess I'll just order a case of containers like>>54161248 said. I don't really want to be buying more silver because I'm saving for gold, but I felt that last weekend was time to celebrate the bank collapse. And it bugged me I never got an ark or beaner booba.
Maybe I'll hit up LCS and see if I can get one cheap there if I'm buying other shit.

>>54161344
Chucky kind of rocking the same pose as FDR.

>>54162029
Oh you like my big bouncy balloon boobies? My super duper mega mommy milkers? My horny honking hooters? My big giant clown tiddies?

>>54162702
Baste