/biz/ - Business & Finance

what happened to my post?

>>54298174

>>54298215
Finally

Humble Coinquistador reporting in.

For the lulz...and the history, I guess.

>>54298174
i would just like to let the faggots of /pmg/ know that i acquired these shinies today and they are very much to my delight. thank you to the based gooks for shipping their fake silver bullion already encapsulated.

Looking for exotic precious metals/gems. drop em goys

>>54298174
I am fond of shiny musical instruments

>>54298231

Any suggested amendments? This is in reference to the silver proof quarters and spefically what the sculpts look like in person. Leftmost side is the highest of that tier, and as the go to the right/downward it's lower (So Wyoming would be the absolute bottom of "Awful", Kentucky is the bottom of "Average")

>>54298240
One of these is very exotic if you catch my drift.

>>54298265
4 of your awful tier are some of the most based states in the union you "awful" faggot

>>54298265
>Nevada
>Silver State
>Broncos busting ass
>Sunrise
Behind a fucking Indian “Hi Hao Are Ya?”
Get real dude, push Hawaii way the fuck back.

>>54298265
Also not sure which should be last, the nigger or the blind deaf retard. Honestly it’s a toss up. But it’s not Wyoming.

quick update, last of the megumins about to ship. probably early next week but we will make a post about that. IF YOU HAVE AND ADRESS CHANGE REMIND US through email please.

otoya coin sample image very soon, its really good we think your gonna love how he turned out.

>>54298323
sweet

>>54298174
Great taste anon
22 pandas are the best

I have a decent stack but you retards almost have me talked into buying a copper bar. I already stack pennies anyway. Thankfully the bar is vacuum sealed to protect the flavor, ingotcels got scammed and hopefully shower regularly

>new pmg

>>54298273
Lmao, was the left one from Alibaba or something?
>>54298289
Bro I'm rating the design, not the state itself otherwise California would be thrown to the very bottom.
>>54298299
Not unfair, I'm not too solid with some of my very good tier placements anyway I can switch Hawaii and Nevada.
Wyoming's on the very bottom because the sculpt really is just that atrocious. It looks like an actual coin got it's face scraped off by a belt sander. Awful as Hellen Keller is the sculpt itself has SOME effort to it. Duke Ellington is a really shitty pick for DC but it's SLIGHTLY less offensive than Hellen Keller for Alabama. Looking up Duke's singing on Youtube yeah it's not so great, but he's at least alright at Piano. Way more than I can ever say about Hellen Keller.

>>54298375
I had an order processed for $509 worth of copper today and cancelled within 15minutes. Thanks to the convincing talk in the last thread. I came to my senses QUICK.

>Gold now over 2000 at jmbullion
Are their attempts to keep the price down starting to fail?

>>54298375
>>54298387
I wonder if it was any of my post(s) helped you either way, except that was two threads ago.
>>54279475

>>54298387
Wtf lol. Were you trying to copy the guy with the milk crate? What changed your mind after being convicted enough to spend that much?

>>54298174
My normie mum is buying gold because of a 50 min youtube video.

This is your last buy signal.

video: https://youtu.be/J4aNBme511Y

>>54298514
>What changed your mind after being convicted enough to spend that much?
Not him, but some autistits on /biz/ actually make decent money and don't know what do do with it

>>54298520
Eh, it's not when normalfags want to buy, but when they try to but can't that signals the end

>>54298384
I’ve been fucking with this for a bit since I saw the last post. And honestly it’s hard to do with 56 coins and also being redpilled at the same time. The globohomo is showing in some of these and also fuck Hawaii and the territories anyway. The moon landing is fake so fuck Ohio and Florida. Texas is a Hispanic ethnostate. Tenessee history being boiled down to a banjo. Idk.

so let me get this straight
instead of buying bitcoin, the one and only way to get rich in 2023, you're all buying stupid shiny rocks??
what jew put you up to this??

>>54298559
>don't worry guyz, bitcoin will hit 100k any day now!

>>54298514
>What changed your mind after being convicted enough to spend that much?
Looking at the spot price of copper. Then doing a small amount of reasoning concerning the trimetallic standard and economies of scale that exist today.

>>54298184
PayPal, Zelle, check, money order.

PayPal incurs a 3% fee. Everything else is simply cost + shipping unless you live in Texas in which case I have to charge sales tax. Drop me a line and we can work something out.

>>54298559
Hubris

>>54298550
Listen, faggot. The moon landing was real and Florida is based. Texas is also based because it was white AF as of 2000, your gay friend George W changed that real quick as all "good" republicans (LIke (((Reagan))) do)
>>54298559
bitcoin will go to zero

>>54298215
Mintanon pls can you answer >>54297536?

>>54298559
>so let me get this straight
>instead of buying into a digital ponzi, the one and only way to get rich in 2023, you're all buying rare and desirable shiny rocks??
>what non jew put you up to this??

>>54298620
I'm not mintanon, sorry.

>>54298611
> The moon landing was real and Florida is based. Texas is also based…
Ngmi lad sorry to say.

>>54298215
excited for this and crusader apu
sweet dreams bros

>>54298387
>buying over 100 pounds of a stinky brown metal to even pretend to be worth what a quarter of an ounce a shiny Gold one is.
>>54298550
Yeah Florida's a big fat let down especially since I live here. Ponce De Leon, Alligators, Orange Groves, Flamingos, the Natural springs, the Everglades, Fort Saint Augustine, having the largest Coastline of any state, nope just an indecisive juxtaposition of a Rocket ship and a Spanish Trader ship. LAME. Fuck it, I'm bringing Florida down to high Mediocre because they went with one of the lamest possible options when the state could practically have a mini-series to itself.
Tennessee being represented by a Guitar and a Banjo is lame considering the history and having the Smoky Mountains. But at the same time current Tennessee REALLY likes country music, much to my chagrin during visits so it's not inauthentic or anything. ATB having an authentic Smoky Mountains cabin is an immense improvement, that list is going to be fun.

>>54298631
I know, it was to give some visibility to my post in case he sees your edit.

>>54298323
thank you for your service, I am looking forward to my gilded megumins

On the subject of things not in silver that need to be in silver, on my short list are:
1. Ryoko (I'll buy her bronze coin on ebay someday, maybe I'll just clone it)
2. That slutty goblin spread eagle over a treasure chest (you know the one, I cannot post it on a blue board)
3. This thirsty lego dragon

>>54298585
if youre still in the market here is some 800lbs of scrap for $10/lb but you can make an offer too
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234911103901?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=0wPURfShSb2&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=05pfqogwrvs&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

>>54298643
I would think, if he did it previously, that he would do it again.

>>54298635
Nah, post steel

>>54298649
I’m going to continue to buy copper when I need to fulfill shipping requirements on smaller orders. Almost got psyopped today

>>54298611
>The moon landing was real
Sure it was, little boy. If you finish your vegetables, tomorrow night i'll read you the fabulous tale of Ben Laden and how he destroyed the WTC.

>>54298665
if i were to buy SLV through Fidelity, would it be paper paper silver since technically Fidelity owns the shares on my behalf?

>>54298215
I sent you an email, sending another momentarily.

>>54298698
It would be origami silver.
t. law expert fren

>>54298694
No coin shops I've been to have any of the cool Stanley Kubrick domed coins for sale, it's not fair

>>54298643
Yes I will do that

>>54298698
Open a put on silver if it goes up tomorrow. Just try to find a good $.05 to .20 contract and sell as soon as you are in profit. That is what real silver trading is.

>>54298735
Great!
Hope this time i'll manage to land some digits, so far i've been unlucky on my orders.

>>54298640
If I can’t even get the statehood quarters right i have no chance of doing ATB. I can tell you bat coin and Hawaii volcano are S but I really can’t say anything else with clarity.

>>54298766
>I can tell you bat coin and Hawaii volcano are S
Am I still part of the cool kids club if I only have a a 1oz Batboi?

>>54298698
You have an IOU that Fidelity will both be operational when you want to sell, will allow you to sell, and will pay you the money from the sale. Fidelity probably does not have your SLV, they have a locate from someone else, another IOU that, if Fidelity needs a SLV share, they will sell it to them. That person giving the locate also probably has a locate, this is how the stock market operates. There also may be a clause in your agreement with Fidelity that it can sell your position at any time if it needs to, a lot of brokerages added such provisions after the 2021 Robinhood (and others) fiasco and resulting lawsuits. If you do not have it in your house, either secret and safe, or heavily guarded, you don't really have it, you are trusting Fidelity with everything and will have no recourse if they fuck you over, because if they do, they will likely have fucked over so many other people and be so fucked over themselves that they have no way to make you whole

>>54298717
>no golf club
Missed opportunity here.
I love how moonies and NASA pretended each gram could make a difference and everything was optimized to the max, but the first thing they did landing on Neva-... the moon i mean, was to get out the clubs and start shooting golf balls all around. Peak jewish trolling of the goyim.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtI9krmKQ7E

>>54298215
now that is a store of value, back is looking real good, reminds me of WAGMI, also, WAGMI

>>54298783
so paper paper paper silver? possibly even paper^n silver?

How much do I need as a bare minimum, emergency stack? At the moment I just have like 23 ounces of silver and 2 grams of gold.

>>54298694
every time I see this pic I lose my sides. the absolute state of people that see this and still think we went to the moon

>>54298828
>How much do I need as a bare minimum, emergency stack?
Pirate tier.

>>54298828
i would say 100oz and 1 oz gold. thats a safe bet.

>>54298847
What's wrong with it?

>>54298771
>last time I looked a single bat quarter was $30+

>>54298863
>What's wrong with it?

>>54298875
And...? Do you even know what they're for?

>>54298884
>Do you even know what they're for?
anon... it never went to the moon. they arent for anything

>>54298863
They're dumbasses who think its construction paper and cardboard. Ignoring what the craft actually looks like underneath the insulation material.

>>54298828
In case of extreme emergency, like if your survival is at stake, my guess is you need enough to be able to leave the country you are in -possibly using unusual means- and still have a little something to buy food for few weeks once you reach your destination.
I'd say 100oz silver + 1oz gold should cover this.

>>54298847
Yes it's so fucking pathetic. They are so brainbroken they even refuse to believe their own eyes and prefer to roll with the clown propaganda. Like they are watching a dog and still say "well it's clearly a lion, NASA told me so". And most of the time, the most rabid knights for this psyops are soibois pretending to "love science", even tho the moon landing broke all basic laws of science. And boomers, because to them it's simply unquestionable, they'd feel too dumb and ashamed if they had to admit they believed this farce for their entire life without questioning it once.

>>54298863
>>54298903
Boomies detected.

>>54298868
Makes sense, 2020 is the most expensive silver proof set right now at about $150. Probably had to do with kung-flu shenanigans, it only has 313,184 copies made according to the red book. 2021 could be even worse considering how unpopular it was with collectors (MUCH higher issue price with less quarters, also issued during shit Biden economy) AND it's the final set of the ATB series but we won't know until sales numbers are finally given. Judging by the mint website they're still sitting on unsold inventory, seems like they'll have it for a while as well considering they just increased the price from $105 to $130.
If you really want the 2020 set, check ebay for sets MISSING the nickel and lowball offer the seller. The mint threw in a reverse proof nickel in a baggy so the set is technically "incomplete" without it, I was able to get a set for $118 because of that.
>>54298766
Yes Hawaii volcanoes are absolutely glorious, makes the 2012 set almost worth the insane asking price it currently has. Anything below S tier for that would just be distasteful, the sculptor really knocked that one out of the park in every aspect. Block Island is another really high one for me just looking at the circulated issues, really want a silver proof version to see the design in full glory.

>>54298884
Yeah it’s an everlasting gobstopper. They can keep milking this fake shit generation after generation and it never gets old.

>>54298935
What’s the exact figures on the # of silver state quarters produced in total. Kept coming up with 8 million. I was using chat gpt and getting different answers.

>>54298900
Look like rocket stabilizers to me. When you're in the vacuum of space there is nothing slowing down your movement (or at least nothing significantly). That means you can pretty much spin indefinitely, which is a danger when approaching an object to land on.

>>54298903
That's a new one to me. I'm amazed that the conspiracy still exists. I mean, if they were that desperate to prove the landings were fake, all they have to do is get a telescope and look for the landing spot. The Moon is tidally locked so the landing zone will always be visible looking up from Earth. If the equipment itself isn't good enough, then look for footprints. Unlike the Earth where the weather erodes a lot of footprints, the ones of the Moon if left untouched will be there for billions of years.

>>54298863
>>54298903
It's just kids - they're having fun.

>>54298982
Not an exact amount is quite known but I'm going off of what the newest red book says (most popular numisfag source for the US). It's definitely WAY more than 8 million silver state quarters considering there's five a set + the individual silver quarter sets.
>1999: 804,565 proof sets
>2000: 965,421 PS
>2001: 889,697 PS
>2002: 892,229 PS
>2003: Big jump in numbers, 1,125,755 proof sets
>2004: 1,175,934 PS, 593,852 five piece silver sets (this is when the mint started to sell the silver quarter lens separately as an option, prior to this silver quarters could only be gotten in full silver sets)
>2005: 1,069,679 PS, 608,970 FPSS
>2006: 1,054,008 PS, 531,000 FPSS
>2007: 875,050 PS, 672,662 FPSS
>2008: 783,887 PS, 429,021 FPSS
Add all of these these numbers together and multiply by five (every lens/set has five quarters) because I am awake WAY too late to do any more math and badda boom badda bing, total approximate silver state quarter mintage.

Silverchads, how do I not get fucked buying generic silver from a local coin dealer? Supposedly he has a refinery or in connection with one so he charges a lot less than online shops. Quoted me $3 over spot. I know silver is silver and I don’t plan on liquidating, but if I need to would it just be worth it to pay the bigger premium for a generic brand through an online dealer vs some generic silver bar locally produced?

>>54298265
the maker is faggot tier/10

>>54299046
I gotta get me one of this red books, see the guys at the coin auctions all glued to them. Thanks for the info very hard to find online.
>>54299004
In only 3 years? Is that 6 successful missions? 12 men on the moon? Truly in-credible! Ehh not enough money to go around these days.

But since y’all are so stupid I’ll tell you my little secret investment that will help you survive the Armageddon that is about to come. It’s furniture, when the Babylonian slavery in which we are being captive in for 26000 will soon fall and the elites and the Satanists in black cabal will die, everything will be destroyed by the rage of the lord, anarchy will prevail for decades, everything will be left in ruins. And what do you think that the average man will want? His old lifestyle back, and that’s when furniture falls into play, since every corporation ran by the sociopathic elites (IKEA,Steelcase…etc) I will own all the furniture, and people will be willing to pay 50x times the price just to get their old lifestyle back. I know its a hard pill to swallow for all you silverfags but that’s how it is.

Hubris never ages well, fren.

>>54298323
>tfw missed out on megumins
fucking jannies and their bullshit caused this.

I'm going to go purchase at least 8 more oz of Silver today. Also going to pick up some water, food, ammo, and a new revolver. Feeling comfy bros.

>>54299004
>all they have to do is get a telescope and look for the landing spot. The Moon is tidally locked so the landing zone will always be visible looking up from Earth
And these famous pics of the landing from telescopes, are they in the room with us?
Because anytime a tard shart out this argument, they somehow never provide any shred of evidence..
>j-just get your own telescope, chud!
>i did, but i didn't see shit
>u-uh you need a more powerful one! the kind only the nasa have!
>but where are the pics?
>c-chud!

Stop shitting up pmg with your retarded conspiracy theories

Just post stacks

>>54299134
Checkmate

>>54299169
>Checkmate

>>54299169
So these low quality shoops showing nothing is all you need to believe a fairy tale? No wonder you trusted Colin when he said he had anthrax in his piss vial.

>>54298223
Coinquistadors are rich, anon. You're more of a pirate deck swabber.

>>54299280
2.5oz of Au is the beginning of the Coinquistador line, and I have 35oz of Ag on top of that.

>>54299169
anyone can fact check this with a consumer telescope. what a bunch of retarded chuds

i have a "colorized" ASE and it looks like they are selling for 10 dollars less than a normal ase
should i clean mine with acetone?
would it be a good idea to buy a bunch, clean them, and then resell?

>>54298215
You have no way of knowing it was me and I have no way of proving it, but I tried to convince you to add 999 to the can instead of leaving it blank, and you actually listened.
Without exaggeration, I will be telling my grandchildren of this achievement and there will be a heated custody battle over the single boomer coin I paid for.

>>54298783
Damn look at that fat camel toe pussy. That piratess eating well

Behold. My genius idea. You may all want to sit down for this one.
If you have $20 in pre-33 you're still 0.0325 ounces short of a full ounce. This is because gold was $20.67 in the pre 33 era.
This (very small) coin would solve that problem so that way when people cry about "muh pre-33 isn't a full ounce" they can just get one of these 67 cent gold pieces.

>>54299624
One day I VILL make these

>>54299587
You are now an eternal part of the legend.

>>54299624
What’s on the obverse mastermind-sama?

>>54299624
.0325 ounces of gold would be almost $67 spot right now too

>>54299652
>Sir, I asked for a full ounce of gold, does this look like a full ounce?

>>54299652
I haven't decided for sure yet. I was gonna reuse the Washington nickel prototype for the front but got sleepy and didn't feel like pasting it on there.
Maybe a liberty head like with the og gold dollar.
>>54299665
A 100 fold increase ain't bad.

Ordered some $25 Asahi coins today and said fuck it, why not buy a couple no step on snek coins. The initial trip to 100oz of silver is a lot of fun.

>>54299665
Federal minimum wage is now 7.25
7.25/4.31=1.68
~2000*1.68=~3350
based on wages gold should be mid 3000s
can someone say cheapies?

>>54298174
gee billy your mom lets you have five wieners?

>>54299670
This is a good idea as well

>>54299624

>>54299670
or that kike yellen

>>54299430

Local coin shops yes or no?

Just sold all my gold for $11k. Price might keep going up or stabilize, but I'm happy with my sale price. If it does keep going up then getting a few thousand bucks more isn't exactly going to keep me happy for long when the world's fucking collapsed which is what would happen if the prices do get that high.

>>54299859
If you find an honest one. Call ahead instead of wasting a trip.

>Poorfag
>0.2948 ounce of Au
>103 ounces of Ag

Ngl, getting nervous about inflation. What do I panick buy? Au or Ag?

What's the best place to buy gold/silver from in Germany? Kettner Edelmetalle? listed sellers on Gold.de?

>>54298323
Hey what's going on with the website? I haven't been around for awhile, went to check on it last week, and it was dead, and still dead right now.

>>54299859
I posted a story about mine earlier in this thread or the thread before. They have their place.
In my experience, they usually have comparable premiums on one product and then jack up another. It's not a bad idea to go to show your face once or twice, and if you're super paranoid any purchases you make with cash under a certain amount isn't tied to you, which is nice. Consider that part of the product you get from the higher premium.
I 100% believe ordering precious metals, or maybe just gold, gets you onto a list (maybe if it's just above a certain amount idk, but this seems a no brainer).

>>54299938
can you even access Edelmetalle? my connection times out down under
I have my eye on the 'tube' of 30 1g square gold coins.

>>54299430
>>54299856
Thanks anon very cool

>>54298323
Good to hear. I don't visit /pmg/ very frequently nowadays but I still check up on your and anonymint's site every now and then to see what new rounds have come out.

>>54299928
I would go with more Au in your case since you don't have much

While gold is probably getting into it's expected ceiling for a while, what do you guys think silver will end up doing? Rise or fall (short term, ~few months)

>>54299928
I posted about gold premiums a thread or two ago. tl:dr; you can expect to pay 2000-2100 for one oz, but under that you're paying (proportionally) 2500-2600 an oz.
I understand the poorfag struggle to not be left out to dry, but I can't recommend gold buying under an ounce outside of extreme situations like argentina where they're apparently buying / selling gold flakes instead of silver for some reason. Were I in your shoes, I'd probably buy silver were I panic-buying.

>>54300112
this one?
https://www.kettner-edelmetalle.de/goldbarren/1020411-36-x-1g-goldbarren-heimerle-und-meule-unity-box.html
I couldn't find 30x as unit

>>54300154
this link, I think. square kino. i haven't done the math but the premium doesn't seem insane
https://www.geiger-edelmetalle.de/en/gold-bar-geiger-original-tube-30-x-1-g-.9999-square-1223650.html

https://europabullion.com/silver-coins/588-1-oz-bull-and-bear-2023-silver-coin.html

cheapest I can find for 26,12€ Should I buy some?

>>54300305
Up to you honestly. I would buy some if you have zero just because I think it's good to have on hand.
If it drops like a rock in the next two weeks though you'll have only yourself to blame, as ultimately every investment you make is your choice.

>>54299924
How can I tell if it's honest

Is 1000 oz silver to much to keep on hand? I know at a certain point it makes more sense to stack into gold.

Is buying one of those electronic metal verifiers worth it? The ones that tell you if it's real gold, silver, or whatever.
If so, which one is the best to buy?

Silver looking resilient so far

Deutsche bank is getting ready to default. One by one, the dominos fall.

>>54300487
1000 sounds good honestly. Most purchases were made with silver back in the day. Even if you were able to pay with gold I fear the lower classes wouldn't even want it because they wouldn't be able to easily turn around and use it themselves, unless they were also going to make a big purchase / taxes / whatever.

>>54300487
nah but where you gonna keep it??

>>54300487
The reason you buy silver as apposed to gold is because silver is currently more undervalued than gold is, therefore has a greater potential to increase in price many more times than even gold.

If the pure bulk of that much silver is too much, perhaps you should make it a goal to swap silver for gold once the ration shirks. This effectively allows you to buy more gold in the future because you bought silver now.

>>54300534
Keeping up against a strong dollar

Just bought 25x1oz silver for €702.23 with shipment and 25x1g gold for 1.594,50 €

Are we finally breaking out of 2k barrier for gold?

>the cheapies window is closing

>>54300522
Sigmas are pretty handy and have settings for coins that have other metals (like Krugs) for the sake of durability.
Then again it depends on if you expect to be dealing outside of an LCS, who I should think you can ask to just test the stuff on their machines.
I was able to with no charge, but if you plan on stacking as much as you can over time and are going to buy from online sources I'd say it can be worthwhile.
At the same time there are tests like acid and specific gravity which might do fine for you if you're only buying a few ounces at a time and so testing that way won't take a ton of time.

>>54301111
impressive numbers very nice

>>54301111
>those digits

FUCK

>>54300152
noted anon, many thanks. The only Au I have was a gift. But I will be purchasing in full ounces.

>>54299363
>2.5oz
That looks like 3 sovs and a 1/4oz that's barely 1oz anon

>>54301351
It's 3 double sovereigns and a 1oz gold Queen's Beasts Completer.

>>54298174
I WANT MY CHEAPIES!!!

>TAMP IT DOWN
TAMP IT DOWN
>TAMP IT DOWN
TAMP IT DOWN
>TAMP IT DOWN
TAMP IT DOWN
>TAMP IT DOWN
TAMP IT DOWN

>>54301351
Here's another angle.

>>54298581
ultra kino displays anon

>>54299098
based furniture stacker

>>54299128
>I'm going to go purchase at least 8 more oz of Silver today
Save up and trade your stinky fiat for a tube at a time. Just some frenly advice.

>>54299938
>listed sellers on Gold.de?
assuming gold.de is not in itself a bad actor, yes.
Personally, I bought from coinvest and heubach (pic related) and as far as I can tell, it was good enough.

So Deutch bank may have just died in front of everyones eyes

>>54300565
>Deutsche bank is getting ready to default.
Good.

https://www.sbcgold.com/blog/silver-price-fixing-scheme-costs-deutsche-bank-38-million/

>>54301049
>>54301111

Shut your whore mouth.

>cheapies season is over

>>54301111
>>54301501
>>54302032
>mfw my pp is ready for the expensivies

>impulsively panic buy silver 2 weeks ago

guys i think im going to make it

>>54302104
ngl you probably did

>>54302083
kek, those fucking socks!

>>54300565
>>54301846
rolling for JPmorgan next

God wills PM's to run free

>>54302183
>JPmorgan
I'm thinking they're going to be one of the last banks standing, after all the others are absorbed.

>>54302205
the federal reserve will dissolve before JP morgan does.

>>54302083
>mfw my pp is ready for the expensivies

No shit mine too, if it moons and prices out normies and low-IQ stackers it'll just make scrapchadding that much more satisfying. I could see intrepid nostackers going a different route and getting metal detectors en-masse to hunt down and dig up merc dimes so they can get in on the FWTDHW action too.

>>54302032
have faith in the powers that be and their ability to stamp that price down.
That being said I purchase every two weeks regardless of price. as long as some idiot is willing to trade US dollars for gold and silver I will make that trade.
today was a South African day. I love those 2 rand coins. They go perfect with my sovereigns.

>>54302314
bah, forgot the order

>>54300152
>I understand the poorfag struggle to not be left out to dry, but I can't recommend gold buying under an ounce outside of extreme situations
How much lower than sub 1% premium do you want to get? Most 1Oz things are in the same 1% ballpark. Even the 1/2 Oz AGE, at roundabout 5% just makes a difference of less than 50€ (is 971€ = 1043$ actually a good price for an AGE? I though they were retardedly expensive and not only 5%).
Sure, if you wanna be retarded (or if you're going numismatic), you can easily waste away lots of money, but you can always get fractional, low premium gold.

Anyone here have the contact details for the anon that does the silver kek frogs?
Also can anyone reliably vouch?

>>54302032
Keep your perspective. Spot is lower than it was in January. Problem is premiums which are crazy now.

>>54302326
Wish I could order less than $1k at a time. Taxachusetts is truly a gay state.

>>54302396
Just search for anonymint.

>>54302415
Florida only requires the purchase be at least $500 to avoid taxes. Less I believe if you are purchasing US legal tender but honestly I think US coins are kind of ugly and the premiums are too high.

>>54302418
>Just search for anonymint.
Not the same guy.
>>54302396
>contact details for the anon that does the silver kek frogs?
jewelryanon@gmail.com

>>54302418
>>54302455
Ah yes, the ones I saw were the kek statues but in silver. Thanks anon.

Question still stands about reliability though as I think it's fairly new and I've seen much before now.

>>54302445
>I think US coins are kind of ugly and the premiums are too high.
Agreed. I have a tube of ASEs...just because, and a handful of Peace dollars because they are one of the only nice designs the US has.

>>54301754
Also, I really like that they used sustainable packaging!
It's quite hillarious that they used the classifieds page for that. It's full of
>we're buying gold, coins, silver, watches, antiques etc. We pay highest prices!
ads.

>>54302485
The first round were just given by jewelryanon to those who rolled trips. They posted pics and seemed happy with their statues. They looked nice to me.

>>54302487
>Peace dollars because they are one of the only nice designs the US has.
The mercury dimes are not bad either. I have a few tubes of those but you can't build any serious quantity stacking mercury dimes.

>>54302314
>today was a South African day. I love those 2 rand coins. They go perfect with my sovereigns.
Yeah, really neat little guy.
>>54302488
Plus: Low premiums!
>>54302389

>>54298174
>my boomers rocks will protect me against the financial apocalypse
>my gold bars are rea-ACK
Kek your barbaric relics are filled with tungsten and worth jackshit chuds. Thanks for lining the pockets of greedy LCS who overcharged you ridiculous premiums for metal rocks.

>>54302183
>>54302205
>>54302217
Cliff High says PM suppression ends in May

>>54302563
Also, loads of meme options!

Gold is at ATH in bong pounds sers.

>>54302573
Waaaaay too much fud surrounding PMs. This is definitely a concerted effort to keep the sheeple inside the paper ponzi. I think I am going to liquidate some mutual funds today and get my money out. I was going to leave some shit on the sidelines but things are unfolding comically similar to what we've all been expected for the last decade. Time to jump ship.

Fuck you basterds. You like we'd have cheapies.

>>54302634
You had 5000 years, anon....

>>54298323
WHERE IS COMMIE PINCUSHION COIN

>>54302634
when you consider that at some point in time no one will accept any quantity of US dollars for gold or silver it becomes clear that gold and silver is cheap at any price

>>54302573
>t. BTC bagholder

>>54301530
It's a good start anon. Now fill a small strongbox.
>>54301846
Hooray! Watching banks die is comfy.
>>54302593
Based fellow Clif nerd. I'm totally down for this to be the year but if it isn't be prepared for a nice shakeout of weaker hands. Either way, yay!

Been doing this shit for years. And I know actual good boomers who've been doing this for decades. If they crack and start offloading at the 11th hour imagine the cheapies at your LCS.

>>54302593
two more months????

>>54302665
I can't even into English. I'm literally shaking. Around 60% of my portfolio is in pms. I feel like I should've gone all in. Kikes that told me to diversify must be castrated.
>diversify
>(((diversify)))
I should've known better.

>>54302488
>heubach
Fuuuuuuuuuuuck. These guys don't ship to burgerland. They have what I need, and they have it cheap. Fucking figures.

>>54302694
Shaddup

>>54302726
Shut up retard, Bitcoin is the only solution against the Government tyranny and for us to have sound money again. Gold and shillver are the tools of our enslavement.

>>54302573
13th time I've seen this image in less than 36 hours...
Same image used last year when gold was pumping. Old fud is old.

>>54302231
>it'll just make scrapchadding that much more satisfying.
It's already a hard drug scrapfren, i'm fearing how deep in the red my bank account will be if spot continue to rise at the current pace but scrap stay at the same price on ebay.
To your experience, is there any significant delay response from a rise in spot and a rise in average scrap's price?
From what i remember back when i was heavy stacking 5F junk coins from ebay, there usually was an "immediat response" (fomo buyers), then a "return to the mean", who translated in pre-fomo prices, then a few weeks delay to adjust to the new price, for example.

>>54302774
lmao bagholder confirmed.
>NOOOOO YOU HAVE TO PUMP BTC OVER $60k YOU JUST HAVE TO
shill your ponzi scheme somewhere else.

>>54302783
It is not fud, it just shows most bullion is filled with tungsten and you have a high change of being conned by bullion dealers when you buy physical gold. This proves purchasing an ETF from Comex is a much more safer and cheaper option, than buying physical with all its drawbacks.

>>54302613
>over 9000 hours in paint

>>54302774
>t. increasingly nervous shill
daddy gov won't pay you in bitcoin or gold
it's over

>>54302811
>this proves purchasing an ETF from Comex is a much more safer and cheaper option
What sort of hands typed this post, bros?

>>54302811
>It is not fud
It is.
>it just shows most bullion is filled with tungsten
Same old picture used for over a year now. One picture. One.
> have a high change
> ETF from Comex is a much more safer
Do you even English, bro?

>>54302753
>They have what I need, and they have it cheap.
Well, at least you can buy worthless* silber without tax!

*just look at that!
He immediately went for the gold and totally ignored the silver. Same happened with his sister when she got her 1g/1st birthday bar and a cute animal silver coin. Immediately went for the gold!
Seems like gold really is wired into our brains.

>>54302796
I may not understand your question, but I noticed increased competition and realized prices closer to melt value during the FOMO pump in metals in Summer 2020, the same thing around the "Silver Squeeze" and there appears to be more than average competition for scrap right now too. When the markets are quiet and boring cheapies flow more freely, so if bank failures and general economic and monetary anxiety levels remain high then we'll have to work a little harder to find our silverware.

>>54302901
judging by that 10oz krugerrand, you need to lose some weight

>>54299169
Those pics aren't taken from earth. Pics that show the moon surface in such clear detail can't be made on earth. It't physically impossible.

>>54302901
>affixes tinfoil hat
humans were created by way of genetic manipulation. the aliens who did this manipulation needed a work force to harvest gold for whatever reason. the desire for gold was implanted to facilitate this activity.
when they return they are going to demand their gold. i pray you have collected enough to survive the culling.

>>54302901
I need four 1/4oz gold Lizzie Brits. They have them. They have them cheap. They don't like me because burger. Won't ship.

>>54302936
>need to lose some weight
Really? What specifically gave it away.

>>54302955
But shouldn't they be common enough for you to get them in Burgerstan for cheap enough?
>>54302936
Kek.
>>54302949
Heh! Guess that kills the asteroid mining FUD then! Because if that were feasible, aliens would be doing that, instead of manipulating us shaved monkeys.

Anyone know of any European bullion dealers that ship to the US?

>>54302901
I see you also indoctrinating small infants into your rock fondling cult. You are all mentally ill people.

>>54302891
he's just trying to help
you know what doesn't have this problem
bitcoin

>>54303007
>But shouldn't they be common enough for you to get them in Burgerstan for cheap enough?
The Lizzie quarters are rare here, and cost about $160+ more than that German site.

>>54303014
yes.

>>54303014
>economic depression
>rolling power shortages
>intermittent internet
>$30 gas fees to buy an apple
>to the moon!!111!!
yep I'm thinking it's schizo time

>>54303013
>you know what doesn't have this problem
>bitcoin
My power went out a couple times this winter. My gold and silver were still functional.

>>54303014
>You are all mentally ill people.
Spends free time on a general he has no interest in.

>>54303084
bitcoin still works even with no electricity
it can be sent via a hand-powered radio

>>54303084
But…muh blockchain…it’s not fiat.

>>54303117
LMAO is this reverse fud?

>>54303117
>bitcoin still works even with no electricity
>it can be sent via a hand-powered radio
Hold on, let me check my batteries...Shit. Hey mister, how bout a blowjob for them eggs?

>>54302573
Reminds me of this old image.

>>54303138
FCF. Fearlessness, certainty, faith.

>54302389
>Sure, if you wanna be retarded (or if you're going numismatic)
I'll shamefully admit I might go that retarded numismatic route - LCS carries the old fractional coins and if I could afford the stuff it seems tempting for their designs and historical context.

You will never be a real glowie. You have no intelligence, you have no analytical ability, you have no successful missions. You are a diversity hire and/or Zogbot twisted by goyslop and a love of Israel into a crude mockery of Cold War-era competence.

All the “consent” you manufacture is two-faced and half-hearted. Behind their firewalls the FSB and Ministry of State Security mock you. American citizens are disgusted and ashamed of you, your information campaign targets laugh at your illogical arguments behind closed doors.

Millennials and Zoomers are utterly repulsed by you. Dozens of years of failed brainwashing attempts have allowed younger generations to sniff out glowie intel operations with incredible efficiency. Even glowposts that “pass” look uncanny and unnatural to a millennial. Your faith in our failed government is a dead giveaway. And even if you manage to get a newfag to fall for your bait, he’ll post sneed the second he gets a whiff of your diseased, infected support of a supposed rules-based international order.

You will never be influential. You hoist up a manufactured narrative every five minutes and tell yourself it’s going to be impactful, but deep inside you feel the futility creeping up like a weed, ready to crush you under the unbearable weight.

Eventually it’ll be too much to bear - government debt will accumulate, inflation will get out of control, more money will be sent to Israel and Ukraine, and the United States will collapse. Looters will break into your offices, elated and relieved that they can sell some computers to buy food. They’ll burn down your agency’s offices to stay warm, and every passerby for the rest of eternity will know another failed gloworg is buried there. Your organization will decay and go back to the dust, and all that will remain of your legacy are wasted money and constitutional violations.

This is your fate. This is what the Dulles Brothers chose. There is no turning back.

>>54298265
>Alabama
>awful
That was the rarest design to find when I was a kid.

>>54303193
I didn't find a northern mariana islands coin until around 2015

>>54303147
Even better ,fuckin radios that aren't encrypted can be heard and then boom your wallet is compromised

>>54303261
Just use your ones and zeros to buy a blockchain (tm) radio.

>>54303261
I'd imagine a laptop would have to be involved in this stupid process as well? Would need power and internet?

Regardless, when the shilling and the fud get to this level, it only reassures me in my decision to invest in my barbaric shiny relics.

Shills have no powah here!

I love waking up and seeing the DJIA shit the bed.

>>54303338
no bro you don't get it bro I'm shilling BTC to save you bro even though you're hurling insults at me I keep coming back to /pmg/ for your benefit bro I just care bro seriously you have to buy BTC bro think of the blockchain bro here I posted the tungsten gold bar again bro please bro

the price better go way up or down because i dont want it to crab

>>54302901
wow it's almost as if yellow is more colorful than grey. If you had a plastic chip painted in sky blue your children would have picked it, so i guess plastic chips really are wired into our brain?

>>54302949
Some anon a few threads back touched on this, well not aliens but the fact humans are subconsciously drawn to see certain traits as valuable and gold and silver have those traits.

>>54302933
Yes that what i was asking for, since i thought US marketplaces were often more reactive to prices' fluctuations on the secondary market (over here nobody knows what the LBMA or comex stand for, they don't even know spot prices' fixing mechanisms).

finally passed the big 10oz Au
still does not feel nearly enough

>>54303261
You know that you can just encrypt data before sending them over the radio, right? That's how encryption works on any kind of network. And you can't compromise a wallet by just looking at unencrypted transactions. You can't even change them to send funds to a different address. The best you can do other than watch is jamming the signal entirely.

Silver bros…

>>54303753
RISE

>>54303603
Congrats on the milestone, fren!

>>54303721
literally no one is going to do this. I can't even imagine you trying to explain your hand-crank radiobucks to a guy trying to exchange them like magic beans for his food.

Did anyone here catch Elon's free ecoin offer last night? I tried to cash in, but it requires you actually *have* e-coin to start with, and i don't.
I am wondering if it was a scam or not.

>>54303721
>You know that you can just encrypt data before sending them over the radio
You need electricity for this, no?
>any kind of network
Do networks need electricity?
> send funds to a different address
Would those addresses need electricity?
>The best you can do other than watch is jamming the signal entirely.
Does the signal require electricity?

>>54303603
yeah, it doesn't feel like enough because it's just a bunch of yellow-pee colored rocks, mate
sell your gold and you can buy most of a bitcoin

>>54303833
>hand-crank radiobucks
I live in the middle of nowhere. Imagining myself walking to my closest neighbors house to buy his eggs. Neighbor, do you accept bitcoin? No? You don't? And you don't even have power if you did? Can I suck your dick for a half dozen eggs? I'm really hungry.

Slept on it, gave it some thought and moved some stuff around. Much happier with this version of the list right now

>>54303987
How bout you sell your bitcoin before its inevitable crash? Get out while you still have a few bucks.

Greetings metal general. The Monero community has been gaining considerable traction as of late, people have begun trading silver and gold using Monero. As always dyor.

>>54303987
>sell all of your gold coins
>Buy most of a bitcoin
>wait six months
>Matt Damon makes a commercial
>sell most of a bitcoin
>can't buy half of a gold coin
Solid /biz/ tier financial advice

>>54303987
nah, im waiting for asteroid mining to take off so i can buy some more

>>54304079
>fiat but with extra steps (and fees)
but why?

I just bought bitcoins

>>54300004
websites gonna be down for a bit while we change some things. it will be up by the time PO's for next coin are ready
>>54302686
sample in hands, picture soon.

were gunna close below 2k arent we

>>54304204
He started two weeks ago I think, I do not know. I am just stating the significance of people using monero as money.

>>54304252
>sample in hands, picture soon.
IS THE TRIMETALLIC SET GOING TO RELEASE IN ONE GO? WILL THE GOLD COIN REALLY BE ONE WHOLE OUNCE? VERY HYPED

>>54303995
I like it, though personally feel Michigan is more mediocre tier and California very good tier.

>>54304252
Pincushion?

>>54303913
> You need electricity for this, no?
>Jr fprdm’z lmpe snpiz ape zrvj rmvtxqzopm pqzopmd
NGMI

>>54304387
tri metal will not be one go, we do plan to stagger/run them near other projects we plan to do.
>>54304508
he is refering to the video of that communist getting stabbed by otoya. which we have taken and made into a coin. sample should be posted soon.

>>54303995
> Connecticut's stupid fucking tree outranking Colorado's gorgeous mountains by several tiers

meds

>>54304546
Oof. Thanks for the info.

>>54303449
Imagine the smell

>>54304305
Don't be surprised when there is yet another random African mine in the news that totally has a gazillion tons of gold.

>>54304508

>>54303833
People learn quickly when eating depends on it. You're correct that if you just want to buy a few eggs or some meat from the market silver coin is less hassle. If you want to buy some land or a house across the country however things are different.
>>54303913
>monetary collapse means we start living like in the middle ages again
All you need is some batteries or diesel generators. There's even satellites that propagate new blocks. You can send BTC using fucking pidgeons as network layer if you have to.

>>54304098
Bitcoin is scarcer than gold.

>>54304636
So scarce, it's like it isn't even real!!!

>>54304621
ty

>>54304626
>monetary collapse means
The government will not allow a competing currency with whatever they intend to roll out next.

Example: Government says bitcoin is being used to fund terrorism and those using it will be charged with terrorism. How bad is bitcoin going to crash overnight? How many people will buy your bags? In this scenario the value of bitcoin simply evaporates. B-b-but. NO. There will be no competing currency after monetary collapse...except for...well...you know.

>>54304831
Beautiful picture anon.

>>54304890
Why thank you.

>>54304626
>people learn quickly
Bitcoin only has value because normies can buy it easily and view it as an investment to be traded. If you needed a diesel generator and advanced knowledge of ham radios to buy and sell crypto, the ponzi scheme collapses. This is the saddest, ropiest of copes I've ever read on this chinese rice sorting forum

>>54302901
Why are stackers always such fat fucks?

>>54304506
Good assessment, I can move them around
>>54304559
Probably the biggest letdown but I'm judging based on the actual coin sculpt. The charter oak (at least on the silver proof which is what I'm judging by, circulated ones look terrible) captures light really well while the Colorado mountains are dull and flat. ATB tends to do mountains and nature scenes a lot better, state quarters didn't always portray scenery very well.
I'd bump South Dakota's and New Jersey's quarters up way higher if the actual minted coins weren't such stinkers.

>>54305079
Whoever's hand that is has a dick at least twice the size of yours.

>>54304831
They can ban gold as well and in fact the US already did in the past. Even then only people retarded enough to keep their gold in a bank lost it. What's your point?
>>54305015
How likely it this mad max scenario you are imagining? No country on earth has had this happen.

>>54305079
It’s because we can afford to feast 24/7.

>>54305079

>>54298215
FUCK YEAH

>>54303053
the gas fees are what always turned me off from crypto.
and yet i buy silver.

>>54305194
>how likely is this mad max scenario you are imagining
This is your scenario, retard. You're the one yelling about morse coding the password to your shitcoin bank account to all the ham boomers in the local area.

>>54305134
Alright fair enough if you're judging it on sculpt quality not subject, it's just that a flat image doesn't convey that very well

>>54305304
>btc in worthless in this fantasy happening i make up
>no this is your imagination retard
Stop talking if you don't know shit.

>>54305304
>morse coding the password to your shitcoin bank account to all the ham boomers in the local area
my sides

>>54305496

>>54305453
It definitely doesn't, which is why I hate the mint's trend of making more and more front-facing portraits on coins. Coins used profiles for a reason! Texas and Arkansas are rated high not so much the subject matter but that the diamond and the star look really pretty in light in-person.

>>54304636
Hey guys this made up set of electronic ones and zeros is super rare, and worth so many fiats, you really need to move all your wealth into it. It so stable only politicians, banks, movie stars, and elon musk can cause it to lose half its value with one tweet.

>>54298223
Whwred you get the frog?

>>54304636
Oh yeah? Well my Famicom copy of Nuts and Milk is even scarcer than Bitcoin.
Get. Rekt.
>>54305548
Imagine a digital asset so worthless it has to falsely call itself a "coin" to even get any attention at all

>be me
>go to farmers market
>excuse me, sir, do you accept Bitcoin?
>the what!?
>Bitcoin? It’s a decentralized digital currency backed by blockchain technology
>I dunno…how many of these bitecoins do you got?
>I have eight thousand three hundred twenty five hundred-thousands of a bitcoin available
>Alright…I’ll give you this here sack o potatoes fer it
>Okay, do you have cryptoblockcoinwallet on your iPad?
>uh…
>oh, hold on, it’s down…also, do you have a charger I can use?

>>54305619
>icom copy of Nuts and Milk is even scarcer than Bitcoin.
There's no market, exchanges, or drug dealers/weapons salesman accepting it though.

>>54305591
They were on Amazon. No longer in production.

On next week’s episode of digital fiat scams: “Do you accept payment in CSGO skins?”

>>54305541
Ok, retard.

>jews have everyone arguing over which is better shiny rocks or digital rocks
you're supposed to hold both you fuckin retards

>>54302573

Someone’s just upset that he’s soon to end up an ear or a scalp on someone’s Shoahtime High Score necklace.

>>54305701
You mean I should hedge my bets and diversify my wealth? What? Next thing you're going to tell me I should also own land, a house, some chickens and, gasp, maybe even guns/ammo?

>>54305701
>digital rock
>digital
>rock
>rock that is digital

>>54305642
My pokemon money is more rare, better recognized, accepted by markets, exchanges, drug dealers, and holds more legitimacy being stamped with a make believe creature from a fictional cartoon.

>>54305194

They can ban this dick. Good luck enforcing it. Meanwhile BTC is reliant on electrical and internet infrastructure, any part of which (((they))) can restrict.

Can’t restrict trading a farmer some silver for produce. Can’t restrict me trading Gold for something else. Well they can - but good luck detecting and preventing it. Much less charging people.

The government is a Paper Tiger. If you are afraid of Paper tigers - as the last three years proved the majority of people are - then go sit quietly in the corner and prelube your asshole for when (((they))) come for you.

I’ll be over here in the sunshine of reality, untouched by Jewish lies, comfortable knowing my money is in my custody, with a network of friends and neighbours I can trade with.

>>54305836
Okay but it’s worth less because Gengar is the ultimate Pokémon.

>>54305785
fundamentally speaking, there is no material difference between this digital image of a gold coin I'm spreading through the internet and a bitcoin.

>>54305861
But muh blockchain

The price of this shit id getting stupid. Might have to start collecting stamps instead.

>>54305859
I disagree with that, bulbasaur as has been and always will be number one, gengar is top three though. Pic related for your future waifu.

>>54306010
Buy confederate bonds and money. They’re again gonna be legal tender within the next few decades, methinks.

>>54306011
Pic rel

>>54305953
What the hell is "the blockchain" anyway? It just sounds like a marketing gimmick for torrent seeding. What makes it so invincible from internet/power outages like what happens in my state at least once a year from Hurricanes?
>>54306010
My brother inherited $5,000+ "worth" of stamps and now he can't even give them away, the market is quite literally dead. Collecting stuff is fine but collect for yourself, not muh speculation. I like coins because even if the collector value dies (it won't, coin collecting is THE collecting hobby above all others and always has been) it still keeps the base metal value.

>>54306060
The blockchain is, apparently, a digital and public ledger for recording transactions. Supposedly it’s immune to tampering, but anyone with a base knowledge of IT and a shred of cynicism knows that it probably can be tampered with. Furthermore, note that while this blockchain may be a good tool for recording transactions, it’s not actually worth anything, so people who say that bitcoin is backed by blockchain are talking out of their ass. Ultimately, it’s just a buzzword.

>>54305855
>pic
It honestly baffles me how regular people all know this, yet don't see anything wrong with it. If you ask a normal person on the street what happens when everyone withdraws their money at once, they know the bank won't have enough for everyone. They know this, yet think there's nothing fundamentally wrong with banks in this country, and even in the world. But I guess I'm part of the problem as well, since I keep all my money in a bank like the rest of them.

>>54306118
If US oil pipelines can be hacked, the blockchain can be hacked. I don't trust digital shit period which is why all of my memes and fap fuel is double backed to both an SD card and to an old shitbox laptop (which I will soon upgrade to backing my media up to M disc for even higher security)
The gold and silver I can keep inside can't be hacked. Stolen, possibly. But that's a skill issue on my end, not some external force out of my control or machines deciding to go full retard.

>>54305855
Yeah, if you're Amish Bitcoin is worthless. Most people have power and working Internet and will continue having so when the dollar dies. There is nothing the government can do other than banning exchanges. This would be like closing coin shops. This would not kill anything but the useless shitcoins no one cares about. I say good riddance. But this won't stop cartels, black markets and the like from using, say, Monero. This shit is literally backed by the cocaine trade, among other goods. In this sense it's more real than anything the government prints.
>you are afraid of Paper tigers
Where did that come from? You're the one being scared of government, not me.

>>54306216
>Government bans gold from 1933 to 1972, threatens arrest to people that do so and orders the melting of all US gold coins
>doesn't stop shit, people openly hoard old coins as "collectors" or just buy jewelry with very high gold content and never actually wear it
>this was in an era before mass alternate media and when the people openly loved their governments
>meanwhile if the government bans crypto you're actually fucked and nothing can circumvent it

>>54305861
This couldn't be further from the truth. An image of a gold coin can be copied infinitely. Try pulling a bitcoin out of your ass. Why wouldn't you even if just to buy more gold or silver?

>>54306300
Bitcoins are being pulled out of the ass as we speak. Funnily enough, they call it mining. Mining, coins. Funny language they use. Like they’re trying to copy something else.

>>54306291
>>54306216
>But if they ban crypto we'll just use use encrypted servers on encrypted networks and exchange altcoins via morse code transmitted through IR laser pointers at a distance
Digital currencies have value because they are widely accessible, so people buy in. Basically everyone has an unrestricted internet connection, as more people come online, bitcoin can grow. The only thing supporting its value is the pile of people heavily invested. It goes through boom and bust cycles because people buy in at the top while the smart money cashes out, and the next generation of shills born from the bags, trying to pump it back up into profitability. If they make it illegal to buy sell and trade (because of some FTX-like rugpull), or even heavily regulate it through copious taxation, normies will just stop using it because it's too much of a hassle or too much of a risk. It won't go away, but because its value is built on every using it and valuing it, when 80% of the normie customer base cashes out, its value as an asset exits as well. It doesn't take an apocalypse scenario to gimp crypto forever.

>>54305859
/thread

>>54306060
>My brother inherited $5,000+ "worth" of stamps and now he can't even give them away,
I was afraid of this when I was looking for a long-term store of wealth. I love guns, but they don't hold value and there's always the threat of them being outlawed.
Finally settle on stacking. Start stacking this month. All hell breaks loose!

>>54305270
Most self aware anon on this board.

>>54306466
Well guns sort of hold value, depending on what kinda gun. Mechanically simple firearms are the ones which will hold up best when shit totally falls apart.

>>54306060
Blockchain has nothing to do with power outages. It's just a way so reach consensus without requiring a trusted third party. Technically it's a solution to the Byzantine Generals Problem[0]. In practice it's used to maintain a public ledger that no one can fuck with. Basically, every 10 minutes or so all transactions are put in a "block" and broadcased over the network. It's called blockchain because each block references the previous block using a cryptographic hash (like a checksumi which means the chain effectively becomes immutable because changing any block would change the cryptographic hash of that block, breaking the chain. If the network ever splits because of worldwide Internet outages and two chains diverge the longest chain is chosen when the network merges again. The logic being that the longest chain has the most computing power behind it, which makes it harder to do a cooadinated attack on a small scale.

[0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Generals%27_Problem

new bread
>>54306507
>>54306507

>>54306511
no. some non-1pbtid make a thread

>>54306212
The point of the ledger is that everyone that uses the blockchain is effectively an auditor. This means it would be extremely difficult to corrupt. Not saying it's impossible, but don't expect any hacks with current technology. At best quantum computing probably has a chance, but we have no idea because the technology is in its infancy.

>>54306548
I've posted in this thread a dozen times under a different ID, why the fuck do you autists spurge out over mundane shit like this?

>>54306118
>it probably can be tampered with
Unless you can prove modern cryptography is broken the only way to fuck with anything is if dhe majority of nodes became rogue which is against their own interests as buying the equipment for mining is a huge investment and cost. I wouldn't put it past nation states, though. Especially the smaller chains are vulnerable.
>>54306196
Most people don't think. What else is new?
>>54306291
Only cucks care what the government thinks.
>>54306346
Mining requires expensive hardware and costs energy. Also, the humber of BTC is limited to 20 mil and you only get so many each time you get lucky eniugh to find a new block. This is not at all the same.
>>54306420
Digital currencies also can't be confiscated or inflated away. I donct care what normies think. They are retarted like women.

>>54306645
Ok, so which ID is it?
And we sperg out, because this happens every single fucking thread. Occasionally? Sure, can happen. But every thread? State your motives!

>>54306645
>posted in this thread a dozen times under a different ID
Why though? I'm just curious. Is it intentional for a particular reason, or a result of using computers in different locations, and why always just one ID for the new thread, and then never using the same new ID?

>>54306645
>>54307309
P.S. - at least you waited a decent while beyond bump limit - thanks.

>>54305194
>They can ban gold as well and in fact the US already did in the past.
This is the best you guys can ever come up with. Pathetic, and you know it. Jonny Law won't be going door to door confiscating shit. They damn well know that the people that stack PMs also stack copper, brass, and lead.

My point being, bitcoin can be made to disappear overnight. The same is not true of PMs. Bitcoin isn't even real. PMs are real. I'm going to smash my dick in between a couple of cold silver kilos right now. Jealous?

>>54306216
>Most people have power and working Internet and will continue having so when the dollar dies.
Jogger can't breave and half of my country burns. If the dollar dies I'm sure it'll just be a nothingburger.