/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56603909
Nice pic. I've got the wagmius and aputannia. WIsh I'd got the anime prospector, but that's the only other one I want.

>>56603934
I have prospectors but no boomers. Do you? Want to trade?

pic unrel

I sold all my silver for 5.50% interest credit.

>>56603983
>>56603934
No boomers, sorry. Normally my silver is all locked away and a pain in the ass to get to, but I felt like doing some fondling tonight so here's a bit of stack posting.

>>56604044

>>56604044
Checking my own dubs, one of my wagmius is a dubs too

>>56603909
i dont really care for many of the memecoins except for the wagmius and pirate coin

>>56603909
WE'RE SO FUCKING BACK /SETF BROS
FUCK NIGGERS FUCK KIKES BUY SILVER

>>56604044
The day of the apocoLOLypse has arrived. Anon, feeling a bit hungry after running out of cheetos and monster drank still has a bottle of craft beer and some Domino's pizza crusts left from his preps but wants to flex his wealth amongst the starving idiots who didn't stack. He goes outside and walks for 45 minutes sees devastation all around but no vendors selling chickie tendies no Milfs wanting to sell their daughters. Disappointed he walks on and sees a crowd ahead and smells delicious fried food.... SUCCESS! He waits patiently feeling smug when he sees the price of $600 for a plate of fried rat on a bed of rice because he was right there was hyperflation. He gets to the front of the line pulls out of his box of rocks, a Merc, a Morgan, a golden Krug, a bar and even his precious FRENbucks from MintScamAnon (Premium code FREN) with the funny picture of the $ getting buckbroken by silver and desperately explains that they are real money and that one dime should buy 29 rats plus one virgin. Tyrone the security guard kicks him in the balls and bitch slaps him to the cheers of the starving crowd, his box of rocks spills to the ground and is ignored. Forgotten, he tries to collect his rocks and stumbles home and ropes, still clutching his treasure chest of garbage. His mommy finds his body the next day and throws the rocks in the trash along with the tranime figurines which (not) oddly smelled of feces, keeping the Chinese box for her sons ashes. Turns out anon was on drugs the apocoLOLypse was all in his imagination.

>>56603909
I stack because I like silver. It’s fun

I just can't do meme stuff, I hate premiums too much. If I was going to stray from the path of low premiums it'd be art bars.

>>56604435
Me too. I like how shiny my bars are

>>56603909

>>56604439
I hate premiums but there is a 18k vintage Rolex locally for 9000 USD. It has 100g of gold and a brand new 18k bracelet. Its basically double spot but I have a hard time believing I wouldn't get my money back or more when I sell it on down the line.

>>56604412
Botfags and retards with lame copypasta need not apply. Also good thing I have guns, gardens, stocks, crypto, unvaxxed sp*rm and an unvaxxed gf. Shiny is more just for fondling.

>>56604692
>silver scam
>/pmg/ flooded with bots.
KEK TOP
Remember everyone, $46BN silver and gold market in a $122BN premium grabbing scheme. Pair that with the supply/demand of silver which can easily produce a whopping 1800M worldwide, which is enough to procure 43 pounds for every AMERICAN. Per person on the planet you get a piece of silver roughly the size of an apple, when the demand for silver approaches zero. Look up the famous Mark Dice video. L to the MAO. The global silver system is a PONZI and it requires you to work tirelessly to pay premiums and store your metal in an expensive safe while paying 0 interest and dividends. It hasn't a chance in hell in providing you with the life they promise you. Your insurance, SS, etc are all pools of resources that have already been spent. Finance and accounting can NEVER create wealth on their own, and no amount of finagling will allow you to spend money EIGHTY times. All that the silver-ponzi has left to do is monetize the losses/default. Or in other words, actualize losses. That's why they shill garbage rocks to you 24/7/365. And there is no way to move the losses around on a balance sheet without someone who is not you footing the bill. All they can do is charge exorbitant premiums. And to avoid the losses you have to avoid so called precious metals, including gold, silver and copper,

>>56605076
why do people program botnets to make anonymous posts on the internet to tell people not to buy silver? What's the motivation?

>>56605330
>why do people program botnets to make anonymous posts on the internet to tell people to buy silver? What's the motivation?

To capture 40% premiums as described here>>56605076
Billions of profits extracted from gullible idiots not that you comprende you being a scambot

Why are there 100 scambots shilling silver shitcoins at 40% premiums and zero shilling this at 0% premiums? Huh huh huh?

Reminder that you can buy silver and gold for 0% premiums. This objective fact kills the fully vaccinated and jewish aussie who runs the bot.

>>56605659
Why is it always australians. They’re always shit posting on every fucking board.

>>56605659
Lmao
>you can buy $100 of silver before you have to pay 40% premiums

Yall need the entire world to fall for your scam to move the price 1%

>>56605686
The best part is he shills paper metals. He actually posted this stock as how to make money:

>>56605659
>Reminder that you can buy silver and gold for 0% premiums

You then can then buy silver and gold for -96% premiums. This objective fact cremates the corpse of the fully vaccinated and jewish aussie who runs the bot.

>>56605696
>precious metals are going to moon guaranteed
>Posts stock chart of leading precious metals company crashing says hurr durr

>>56605717
Lmao you got scammed for $5 plus gas, wear and tear and time

This pump in the crypto market reminds me of that Weimar image talking about how everything thought they were going to get rich from their stocks shooting up….

God, I love silver and gold.

Reminder that everyone who bought silver lost 80%

>>56603909
So I see the point of PMs a little (it's like emergency supplies)
But is it likely one will need them in North America within the next 6 months?
Like an actual need, not just selling higher for some profit.
These conflicts are making me wonder but I didn't need PMs the last 27 years.
Is something different enough this time that I need them in the next 6 months? Or sooner?

>>56605659
Speaking of spot deals, APMEX still has some kilos at spot left. I'm not a new customer and was able to order, I think its mislabeled. Slurp away lads:
https://www.apmex.com/product/247005

IQDELET is up early this morning

>>56605330

every single year dumb yids or shabbos go to jail for price manipulation to the downside..
>https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/20/another-ex-jp-morgan-precious-metals-trader-pleads-guilty-to-spoofing.html
>https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/ex-deutsche-bank-gold-traders-found-guilty-in-spoofing-trial-1.1499597
>https://news.bloomberglaw.com/white-collar-and-criminal-law/ex-merrill-lynch-gold-traders-found-guilty-in-spoofing-trial
>https://www.kitco.com/news/2022-08-11/Ex-JPMorgan-gold-traders-convicted-after-1-month-long-spoofing-trial.html
yet
>muh premiums
lol, lmao
>TBD

>>56606173
There's more than one ID anti-silver shill ITT.

>>56606173
Filter them and shutup going on about it.

>>56605767
>thought they were going to get rich from their stocks shooting up
Part of it is me not fully understanding this bull market concept and how it works, but it seeming too good to be true (Hot Hand fallacy too) is making me not want all my eggs in one basket.

>>56605767
>>56606254
Suckers rally. Now that BlackRock has their BTC ETF they won't allow the price to make any meaningful gains. And because the rest of the crypto market essentially follows BTC's trends, that'll keep the price of everything else down. They suppress funny internet money numbers on a screen and hard silver and gold. The demand for PMs will always ultimately be higher than crypto, and PMs are far more practical because you don't need BTC to make phones and computers.

>>56605717
is that gold or silver?

>>56606109
gold is a hedge against currency crisis. nobody knows what will happen to their currency and when. These are questions to ask god.

>>56606318
crypto guys never explain why they can't take advantage of the weak exchange rate for crypto to increase crypto denominated exports. If crypto is actually used then a weak currency is good for exports.

>>56606171
Damn. Won’t let me check out. Do I have to sign out and go through as guest?

>>56606436
I ordered with the app while signed in, might be an "app only" thing, they do that sometimes. If that doesn't work, maybe they realized it was wide open and (((shut it down)))

>>56606318
>Suckers rally
Sounds like you know signs and how to read them better than I do. So how long do you think I have to acquire a stack?
People like to joke about 2 more weeks, but I can't possibly encounter all the noteworthy news so are signs pointing to any sort of deadline?

>>56606373
So no definite signs just get prepared while you can?

>>56606471
I saw it earlier and I fucking knew I should’ve just ordered it. Damn. My indecisiveness fucks me YET AGAIN.

>>56606548
Not to worry fren, they'll surely have spot deals on Black Friday as always, keep some dry powder ready for that

>>56606587
Very true.

Can someone summarize for me, what happened to the palladium price (why it fell like that)? I haven't been following the news on it.

>>56606729
Since going off the Gold Standard all markets became rigged and fake, stop taking them seriously, just see it as a good thing as all these trading companies who buy/sell it will also be noticing this and thinking to themselves this market is fake and we need to switch over to the brics markets as all western markets have lost legitimacy.

It all leads to a quicker collapse of the globalists.

>>56606501
Just keep DCAing silver and buy gold dips.

>>56603909
Where is your My Little Pony coin???

>>56607101

I know about that, lol, but why this particular fall? Is there an explanation apart from "the market is fake"?

My wife bought me 20 silver rounds for our anniversary :)

>>56605076
what is this
like the level of false sperging gaslighting info in this is comical

>>56606729
>>56607618
After some brief, lazy checking I believe it's because the car industry will allegedly decrease production next year(s). Palladium and platinum be heavily used in that industry but not much elsewhere if I recall correctly.

>>56607809

>the car industry will allegedly decrease production next year(s)

I wonder, if that has something to do with depopulation.

>>56607704
Aww that's so sweet.
>tfw no gf/wife to buy me PMs

>>56607727
*Taps the Sign*
>>56606241

>>56607948
Don't forget the whole lust for green and climate change crap. I think not only slowly phasing out gas cars comes into play but I want to say it's the catalytic converter that they're used for (or whatever part that they're getting rid of). If that's the case then I'd imagine both values will get hit hard

>>56608058
it is going to be an awfully slow phase out as most car companies are starting to tell people their fantasy faggotmobiles aren't selling well enough and pull back on development.

>>56604303
>eh Schlomo, we finally got Internet again
>better post a few SETF threads to make up for lost time
>posts is shekels after all

Any gold markets in Qatar like there are in Dubai?

>>56603909

>>56608091
Ideally it'll be a slow phase out, especially since we lack the infrastructure for handling such a shift, but somehow I fear or suspect they'll keep pushing successfully; overreaction on my part and I'm sure we'll barely notice the phase out.
Other thing I wonder is products aren't moving: that no one's buying newer cars overall and want cheaper, used vehicles. If that's the case the reducing production also makes sense to match less demand.

>>56604044
>>56603909
Did everyone already get their Apus?
Mine still hasn't come and anonymint hasn't responded to my email

>>56603909
Question: How difficult is it to sell silver rounds? What kind of price might I expect?

>>56608291
i was just thinking about making a crusader post. it has to be soon, this this week or next, i'd think. already almost the middle of november

>>56607618
>>56607809
>>56608058
>>56608091

Like i said lads, dont take western markets seriously, The brics/rest of the world isn't going along with this shit anymore, their markets will be dictating the price of metals/commodities, western markets are (((pricing))) in their own destruction.

If anyone on here knows of good non western market pricing graphs please post the links, its their graphs we'll be all going to in the future.

>>56608306
Never done it myself, but this guy does a lot of videos calling around to shops and crawling coin shows to gauge the market:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNBP-DhZXjg

>>56608306
>What kind of price might I expect?
From a Dealer: Spot
From a Private Buyer: Whatever price you want (As long as your premium isn't too high)

just bought 2oz silver, i'm basically a richfag now

>>56608822
basically, yes

>>56608822
Pretty much. Yearly output spread across the entire world population gives you about 3 grams a year.
As banking issues persist and people stop storing their purchasing power in banks and dollars metal is going to get slurped. And once that big slurp happens people will still continue to get paychecks and a desire to repeatedly find a safe haven for any excess cash they have. It will be a persistent demand that can never be filled.

>>56608969
metals are the new savings account
bank deposits cannot be trusted, even with their 5%+ interest
any day they can just tell you "oh yea, we don't have your money. sorry" kek

>>56605076
>Finance and accounting can NEVER create wealth on their own,
Cope and seethe my dude.
Disregarded here.

just filter the "kektop" fag
stop feeding him

5CoRQlzR

>>56609081
This is why I stack. I can always liquidate my silver, and banks can always liquidate my savings. Yeah I lose money on premiums but that's something I'm willing and able to afford.

>>56606391
Weak exchange rates are only "good for exports" if local prices aren't pegged to some other currency. Otherwise it's just inflation.

>>56609081
That's what all of this really is about. The banks have leveraged themselves up so much that limitations posed by cash are existential. They want to turn money into "demand units" and they want to carefully curate it so these units are not applying pressure in all of the wrong places (such as metal). They want to play their manipulative games however certain investible scarce resources exposes the game.

>>56606109
>But is it likely one will need them in North America within the next 6 months?
Very unlikely, though there are forces both outside and in, working against American interests.

>>56607600
>Where is your
Last time I posted that, some asshole here complained and I got a ban for posting outside the containment board,m despite it being about silver.

This just released a few minutes ago, worth it?

https://catalog.usmint.gov/morgan-and-peace-dollar-2023-two-coin-reverse-proof-set-23XS.html?cm_mmc=ExactTarget-_-Campaign-_-20231109MPDollarTwoCoinRevProofSetLaunch-_-ProdName&utm_source=Campaign&utm_medium=EMAIL&utm_content=ProdName&utm_campaign=20231109MPDollarTwoCoinRevProofSetLaunch&cm_mmca1=Marketing&cm_mmca2=&cm_mmca3=23XS&cc=MORGANPEACE

>>56604439
There are a few tricks dealing with premiums.
- Buy something that has personal meaning and interest. You'll never sell, so there's no 'loss', and you'll enjoy the piece anyway.
- Speculate on the popularity/rarity and hope for an even higher return on investment over time. For this, you have to take into account for how long the meme will be popular. Things like your zeppelin - that appeal to older folks, who often have the money to spend on interests.
- Obscure but beautiful pieces that are timeless.
- Numismatic coins, though this speculation is subject to the whims of the hobby itself being popular.
- Combinations among all of the above.
I'd recommend at least one piece that you spend too much for that you just admire.

>>56609798
Wow - I am confuse. I ordered this back in June or so, and felt smug a short time later when it wasn't available. Now it is again? I was working under the impression that it was limited to projected run availability. Well THAT was anti-climatic.

>>56609673
>banned for posting MLP coin
understandable

>>56609798
probably not but might get it anyways

>>56609871
could've been from a different mint like Philadelphia? this one's from San Francisco

>>56606516
As it always has been; once something has happened it's too late for preparedness. No one can tell exactly what will cause or especially when things will be going sideways, either. A number of people were expecting the Fed's policies to cause some incidents by September. We're past that, but still on shaky ground now.

>>56607948
>depopulation
Say what now?
https://www.census.gov/popclock/
https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/

>>56606109
>Is something different enough this time that I need them in the next 6 months? Or sooner?

Analysts like Jim Rickards and others have predicted for years that a metals backed reset would have to be done by 2025, his only change in prediction is that the gold reset price went from 10k and ounce in the early years to 15k in recent years.

Then you take into account that its been talked about in the last few years that America and China are preparing for war for 2025 which would suggest that is the year the banking cabal can push it the furthest with this currency system.

>>56609871
was that the non-reverse one?

>>56603909
Northern dynasty minerals
NAK/NDM

>>56608822
Yes.
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>>56609673
>>56610131
>>56610387
Thanks for the varied insight. Wish I'd caught onto this need to prepare years ago.

UK Bong here
Oldfag too , Got a good pension fund but
I like the shiny stuff
I got 10 Full Gold sovs ,
and 30x 1oz silver rounds,
sorry have no pics
some great bullion dealers in the UK

>>56610630
>Got a good pension fund

I know its hard to track how much silver is out there but does anyone have any info on how much sterling silver has been produced? I'd imagine a portion has been melted down and refined, but I noticed that a lot of the infographics posted don't include sterling silver when calculating total silver supply.
Pic related is an old infographic an anon made, I guess sterling would be in the industrial use category?

>>56610806
A sizeable amount I would imagine. Regardless, most of that stuff if making its way into stronger hands although there will be a LOT of silver hitting the market during these trying times.
Most people who sold their PMs during Weimar thought they made a good trade, right up until it dawned on them that the price never stopped going up.
I think something similar will happen again.

mintAnon's website isn't loading. 504 Gateway Time-out. Did I get rugged!?

>>56610917

>>56610630
If I were you I’d stack low premium Royal Mint bars. They’re really nice and if you can avoid VAT, go that route.

>>56610832
All good points, I also think that the current abundance of scrap sterling silver wont last forever and its smart to capitalize on the cheapies as other anons like scrapper anon are doing now. Sterling silver isn't being made in the large quantities like in the past, eventually all the old stock will run dry.

>>56610917
its up again

>>56606729
palladium was needed for cat converter and what not. car industry and industry in general took a dump; also companies can use things like platinum as a subsititue

>>56606109
you gotta accumulate while you still can
if you're trying to buy "right before" the "big happening happens", you're gonna get burned. simple as

>>56611364
the sterling silver stock is slim pickings compared to what it used to be

>>56606516
If there were signs that the dollar is going to go bust in the next 6 months shit would be going crazy. Try to think rationally and don't fall prey to tiktoker and youtuber clickbait. Just stack what you can. Don't go all in to anything based on anyone's predictions because 90% of people that make predictions publicly are grifters or scammers.

>>56606729
>palladium spikes to ATH as Russia and Ukraine go to "war"
>hammered down since that date
>biggest producer of palladium is Russia.
>sanctions sanctions sanctions

It's all rigged and a big show.

>>56611672
>all time high
anon, zoom out

>>56611668
>he thinks things aren't going crazy right now
cute

>>56610806
I wonder what you're trying to determine. Pure silver makes sterling, so I don't know why you'd need a post-process distinction.
Anyway, here's the updated table. The stuff in white is kind of foo. You enter however many ozt you're interested in in column A. The spreadsheet itself is the "GlobalCompare" tab here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11oZ4X8Gkgv3oGd_BunwFAHRhS92cfocIcmHzVK1D5s4

>>56606729
Mostly this:
>>56611473
>palladium was needed for cat converter
and there is a global movement towards electric or hydrogen cell vehicles, where Pd is not used. Platinum however will be used in H fuel cells. It may rise again, but not for now, while pure electric is the popular vote.

>>56606109
A fact of this physical reality we live in is that there is a mountain of debt floating around on everyone's balance sheets as assets that are basically impossible to pay back without extreme devaluation.
There is no trick that can be done to make $46BN bond market get paid back by a $22TN GDP economy.
It's the ultimate ponzi scheme to where literally everyone is trying to fortify the dam that is about to collapse. No one has any idea how long everyone can keep kicking the can pretending everything is fine when it so simply is not.
Anyone who walks away from the Bernie Madoff ponzi didn't get burned by it. And you do that by locking in your purchasing power on something. ANYTHING. Because these digits we are looking at that represent purchasing power are de-facto bogus. Your house, your pensions, your stocks and bonds and basically everything is worth far less than you think it is. And you can kick and scream until you are red in the face but no one can procure the resources necessary to maintain your current standard of living.
The life-hatch here is that silver is impossibly undervalued in order to suppress commodity prices across the board so inflation does not rear its ugly head until they let the dam burst. The most pathetic thing you will ever see will be paper-millionaires wiped out and crying in the streets when their debt-based wealth implodes and their life's work gets exposed to be a scam.
The people that "owe" you money are going to all be in the same boat. Desperately grabbing onto everything they can. You would do well to nail your furniture to the floor because someone somewhere is going to show up with a piece of paper saying they own your shit. And all across the board people will be handed big fat fucking ZEROS. ZERO POINT ZERO.

>>56612014
Pure electric is a pipe dream once the price of silver catches a bid.

>>56612040
If hybrids had batteries and electrical systems with longer lives I'd be interested in one. Full electric = full retard of course even if the batteries lasted >3 years and didn't explode.

>>56611062
Mintscamanon is unethical. He shills silver as an anon all day lying about this and that and the turns his tripcode on to harvest 368% premiums from brainwashed idiots

>>56612029
well said
you want to secure your life raft now

>>56608291
I dont have mine yet.
Last news post on anonymint is september, has he even shipped anything yet?

>>56612191
Not just cars, but also solar panels. Each panel has like half an ounce of silver in it and they cost like $250-$300.
If silver moves 10x literally all sorts of technologies no longer become economic. So too will all kinds of stupid electronics and toys will simply disappear because humanity will no longer be wasting its resources in the pursuit of the dollar.
I still can't quite find the right words to articulate that the purchasing power of the dollar props up so many things. And the distortion it causes will be quite strange once it all unravels.

>>56612191
That's why I'm leaving room for hydrogen fuel cells. The technology is in use already. It has potential.
https://www.nikolamotor.com/

>>56612565
>Everything I live and hope for depends on silver mooning

>>56612666
My portfolio is carefully constructed to benefit no matter what happens. Paired with proper budgeting and a high work ethic I am well on my way to early retirement with or without any of my trades going my way. Shit can hit the fan or it could not. Either way I will be fine. I have a 401k, I am a couple years from securing a government pension, I have metals and meme stocks and bitcoin as well as a dividend portfolio paying me not an insignificant percentage of my monthly bills.
Life is comfy comfy fren.

There are two ways to get rich with silver, either

A. Don't buy silver

Or

B. Be like mintscamsanons and sell silver to idiots

>>56612806
The commodity is so comically cheap and the production numbers are so miniscule it is actually they best investment out there right now.
I could care less if Wallstreet is trying to entice me into handing over my money to them so I can chase basis points. Once this revalues I'll be set for life. Likely at a time when I can giga-slurp stocks for cheapest they have ever been,
GSR proves that silver is historically cheap. And the Dow:Gold ratio has hit 1:1 twice in U.S. history.
This alone shows us the trade of a lifetime to where every time you buy silver you could potentially be locking in the DOW Jones. Imagine buying a kilo of silver and that being the equivalent of the Dow Jones. You are essentially snatched up roughly $30,000 worth of purchasing power today when you buy silver. Need a new roof for your house in 10 years? Need a new car? Buy yourself a kilo of silver and earmark it for just such an occasion.

>>56612866
It's cheap because there's no demand, it used to be used for coinage, jewelry and photography, now there's very little demand except from boomers who listen to fear porn on TV.

Kektop why do you think scambots push silver here nonstop?

No one needs silver sorry not sorry for your losses, sell now or be poor forever

This is what a future millionaire looks like. Just imagine people sucking dicks for mercury dimes and the impossibility of a wagie trying to save up your money to buy a novelty PM such as a 10 ounce or even a kilo of gold.
You 100oz bars of silver and kilos of silver will look like kilos of platinum some day in the future.

>>56612961
Now overlay that graph with the expansion of debt in the economy. That little run-up is fake and is contingent upon debts being repaid. It will all be taken from you and then some.

i don't have a gold eagle or kangaroo.

for next coin i'm between a gold eagle, kangaroo, or 2024 elephant. which?

>>56612986
I'm partial to elephants. I'd like an Eagle at some point, but not yet ready.

>>56613193
that's what i was leaning toward

>>56612961
>it used to be used for coinage, jewelry and photography,
since then the world population has tripled and billions of people have entered the markets as consumers of silver who never used it before.

Its primary uses are now in electronics, and we're using far more than we did back when silver based photography was a big thing.

production has also gone way up since then. Silver mines are mostly gone, now 70% of silver is byproduct of copper and other base metals. As our demand for copper increases, so does silver production. As copper is depleted, so is silver.

>>56607600
Ahckually hasbro started milking MLP in this way recently, there are 2 G1 1 oz silver coins, 2000 and 1983 mintage. They are overpriced as fuck, x4-x5 of metal price. And they are VERY gay, but cute. They also plans some micro golden coins for 2024, g1 too and like x20 of metal too. Milking will never end. Anyway, I WILL buy anything G4, there is no hope for horsefucking.

>>56613211
>Its primary uses are now in electronics,
Who told you that?
https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2022/mcs2022-silver.pdf

>>56608204
Luv anythig 3oz. Huge and solid, but not oversized.

>>56613211
>Its primary uses are now in electronics,
Oh! I just checked an updated version of my source, and you're quite right -

>>56606171
Wanted to update on this. Looks like they closed it off as of this morning to "new customers" only. It is also app-only. However if you just sign out of the app and then checkout as a guest (using an alternative email) you can still get the deal. They do not seem to be limiting it based on address, only email.

>>56606548
See above, you can still get it. I just slurped more kilos myself doing this.

>>56612986
None of what you said means anything unless you have a 1oz Gold Krugerrand, You do have a Gold Krug Anon? Dont you?

>>56613339
yep, we're using it in computer and phone screens, RFID chips, and computer chipsets.

these are tiny amounts, but pretty much everyone in the world now uses it vs 40 years ago when only the first world nations were consuming a lot of it.

>>56613386
i do

STILL STACKING
STILL HOLDING

>>56612969
That's a future multi-millionaire. You only need 200+toz to make it to the millionaires club when paper silver finally disappears.

>>56613657
>Membership of the Gold Club Confirmed

Proceed to buy other Gold Coins Anon

>>56612961
>no demand for silver

kek

>>56612981
True, whoever owns those retard rocks can sell them for huge premiums then buy more at spot repeat ad nauseum.

There's nothing wrong with fleecing idiots if these retards don't get scammed on silver they will get scammed on something else. That's why mintscamsanons has my unconditional support

>>56613211
You are correct, no one bothers mining silver because it's not worth much, if it tripled in value, (LMAO)they could easily mine more.

There is no scenario that silver goes up in value but even if it did these incels would never sell they will take a 100% loss

>>56613910
thank you

>tfw in my late 20's and this is still literally me
Feels amazing man. I'm bulletproof to the shills.

>>56614220
>if it tripled in value, (LMAO)they could easily mine more.
yeah, I mean for a while

I own enough three silver mines in colorado with enough silver to supply the world for about 3 years, right?

billions of ounces

but once that shit is gone, it's all gone. Historic silver mining districts have a lot of silver. Maybe ten or twenty years worth.

but when that's gone, it's all gone.

>>56614220
what actually happens is demand outstrips supply.
price goes up
silver mines begin production
production outstrips demand
price falls
silver mines close
prices rise again
mines open again
prices fall again
mines close again

repeat ad nauseum
this is why mining is cyclical. This is why mining companies boom and bust.

but end of the day, even with reduced usage, we will run out of silver at some point and mines will open up to mine it. Eventually we'll run out for the last time and prices will finally moon. Maybe in 30 years, maybe in 75. But we will run out of silver.

I've seen this cycle for silver twice in my own life, and before we run out it's going to happen another few times. It's inevitable.

Bong here, silver bullion coins will almost always have VAT tacked on to the final price but I can get old circulated coins for around melt value, the problem is the latter is more difficult to come by in large quantities. Which type of coin should I stack?

>>56614829
>I've seen this cycle for silver twice in my own life, and before we run out it's going to happen another few times. It's inevitable.
my house is located on top of one of the richest silver mines left in the world

so when silver moons my house will be knocked down, probably by me or one of my kids.

a million dollar house, torn down to get to the tens of millions in silver below it. My home gone, my heirs wealthy beyond anything /pmg/ can dream. But my life will be erased. My biggest claim to fame being living on top of a silver mine once.

>>56614860
No chance. If it gets bad enough in Britain you'll be forced into death camps. No excitement of living free and dying a free man in a United Nations ambush.

>>56614903
silver isn't even worth a shit. My family has seen it make us rich and then betray us dozens of times iin the last 100 years. She's fickle, that silver

but one day we WILL run out. And on that day my family will be rich beyond the dreams of anyone stacking hundreds or even thousands of ounces.

because we own millions of ounces. Maybe billions. They're resting in the dirt below us.

>>56614936
Have fun in your FEMA camp

>>56614969
They can put my flesh in a FEMA camp for all I care as long as my soul departed to Heaven first.

>>56614903
The best silver mines in the world are JM bullion, SD bullion, Shifty Schiff and even little baby MintScamsAnons, buy sell buy sell buy sell. Everyday poor losers pay for 3 ounces of silver and Shifty Schiff sends them 2

>>56614220
this
>>56614954

is a pic of a gold/silver mine

one of the largest gold/silver mines in the world

I own it.
I paid $800 to buy it about 30 years ago. I bought it off my uncle who inherited it from my grandpa.

I own one of the largest silver and gold mines in the world.

I know full well that when prices rise, production will also rise.
For a while.

>>56614860
None

>>56614969
Is stacking halal? Lots of questionable images on those coins.

>>56615012
I have made millions of dollars working as a mining contractor over the years.

I will make billions as a mine owner if silver goes above $50

I will hire morons and tiny thinkers like you to suck the cocks of my secretary's assistants.

>>56615055
stupid mudslime

making money in a debt based (usury) economy is halal

your prophet forbids you to make money in western economy. fuck a goat, neck yourself, and tell us how it goes.

>>56615055
>>56615076
PBUH
inshallah

>>56615112
Ameen

>>56615170
the irony of a glowie getting banned for breaking US law when they have to pass federal security checks.

4chan.joke.

>>56615198
c'mon 4chan keep banning me for breaking US law.
do it

>>56615038
Based miner-anon. Any cool artifacts?

>>56615239
Absolutely.halal

>>56615398
>Any cool artifacts?
I can't legally post many of them, it's illegal in the US to post explosives to the internets.

but yes, a few cool artifacts.

Filters working overtime today. Kek

They will outlaw PM ownership, ban cash, and regulate crypto out of existence.

You WILL transact in Satanic CBDCs with an expiration death or they will just kill you. Simple as.

>>56615435
Very cool. How is silver mined, anyway? Is it like a strip mine or more like dark tunnels in the ground?

>>56615517
in my area it's huge haul trucks the size of a house driving miles into the mountains through highways and tunnels. Then enormous caves big enough to fit an entire city where the silver ore is blown from the ceiling in massive blocks the size of a house. Those chunks are broken up and hauled out in dump trucks also the size of a house.

we call it block cave stoping. We gut entire mountains this way in a matter of a few years.

>>56615517
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWqMD85MVO4

>>56610917
Something had to update apparently, sorry for any outages!
>be at work
>see this post
>can't reply because cell phones are banned
I will never rug

>>56615598
>because cell phones are banned
did you get a "banned for violating US law" thing?

that's what my cell phone says, and my cell phone never violates US law.

>>56615598
ah, nm

you mean banned at work

got it

>>56615611
Yea, but I can get by it with a pass, says the ban :^)

>>56615563
Holy shit that is absolutely nuts.

>>56615620
>>56615611
No you were right the IP or whatever phones have was banned from posting. I was still able to check my phone at work and see that person posting but had no way to reply or know what was going on with the site

>>56606322
>is that gold or silver?

White karat gold of course. This is silver, and at a total cost that was also just $4.24 it works out to a premium of -99.34%.

>>56615622
lol that's some bullshit!

I can get by it by using any of my five other IP's, but that's still some bullshit.

>>56615625
it is really insane to see in practice. We literally scoop out entire mountains and haul them away.

>>56615636
What happens after? There is just this huge hole in the ground? Is it possible to tour or view any of these?

>>56615652
>What happens after?
rock goes to mill, mill makes cons, cons go to warehouse, then sold to refiners. refiners make silver, silver gets sold to you guys
>There is just this huge hole in the ground?
yes, it's called a glory hole. A crater the size of some cities
>Is it possible to tour or view any of these?
yep, but it helps if you know someone.

I have a crew of guys that work on these, and they HAVE to tour a mine or two to get the certs needed to work in mining.

>>56606109
>but I didn't need PMs the last 27 years.
Maybe the truth was you needed it all that time.

>>56615652
The main block cave mines I currently work on are molybdenum mines at Climax and Henderson, in Colorado.
Climax isn't currently working underground, but you can still tour parts of the underground block cave workings.

so how it works is you get hired for a job in underground mining. I take you underground and give you a tour of the mine. That's about it. You have to hire on to get the tour. If you hire on, you HAVE TO TAKE THE TOUR.

>>56615652
>Is it possible to tour or view any of these?
the tour is a required part of MSHA part 48 surface and underground new miner certification.

you can only get it if you have a job in mining. You will see things nobody else gets to see.

>He thinks Silver is gonna make him rich
>He thinks the "Feds" are gonna get their come-up-ins if he buys another "Eagle something"
>He unironically thinks Silver is a hedge against inflation
>Doesn't realize that trading Pokemon cards would have been more lucrative
>Investing in literal toilet paper would have hedged against inflation better
>Buying fucking NIKES are holding them in your closet would have outpaced Silver
>A pile of fucking water logged WOOD has literally out paced Silver
>Could have invested the money in 501 Levis and hedged against inflation better
>Literal fucking baseball cards (with fucking corners missing) would have been a better investment
>Selling stick figure drawings on Ebay or Etsy would have literally been a better investment choice
>Fucking mothballs and old 1970s hangers hold value better than Silver
>Literally buying a Big Mac 20 years ago, and selling it on Ebay today, would have made you more money than an ounce of Silver
>Collecting BUTTONS from Yard Sales would have netted you more value than Silver
>Jugs of fucking water.......purchased 20 years ago.....have hedged against inflation.....more than Silver

Get off of my board and don't come back, Schizo.

>>56615747
>Investing in literal toilet paper would have hedged against inflation better

>>56615765
leftovers from the 2020 TP panic?

>>56615765
sweet stack

>>56615771
yeah, I went through all of covid with $25k worth of TP on hand. It was silly.

>>56615747
Imagine typing all that shit to REEE at something you don't own.
My silber will make me rich and there is NOTHING you can do about it.

And no, even once i'm rich i wont purchase your old mothballs, cornerless baseball cards and 70s' hangers old. I'll rub my silber bars against my body to rejunevate my skin because this is a magical metal, and look 20 years younger than you. Then let my harem of Kpop lolis (purchased with tiny silver coins) enjoy my freshly silver-rubbed body.

>>56603983
Id trade two boomers for a gilded prospector. Send me an email if interested. Otherwise I have boomers for sale.

>>56615780
>sweet stack
thanks
in december 2019 I needed to post a tax loss so I bought toilet paper. Oddly enough there was a shortage less than a year later.

I made a few grand off having a warehouse full of toilet paper while my competitors ran out.

>>56615781
Idk why this psyops had such an impact on boomers. My dad did the same, he probably went to 4 differents malls to load up on tons of TP.

He never truly was able to explain to me why he did this, beside the TV asking him to do so.
I mean, whipping my arse would be the least of my concerns if a real, ultra-deadly pandemic were to occur. In order to shit, you first need to have something to shit. So i'd rush for long lasting food.

What's up with boomers and TP, bob bro? Explain it to me, maybe i missed some deep psychological explanation or something..

>>56615844
One of my businesses is janitorial, so I normally have a few thousand dollars worth of toilet paper on hand.

but since I loaded up for tax reasons in 2019 my janitorial company was the only one in half the state that could actually do the jobs. I made thousands off the paper, but millions off the contracts I got because I had it.

other boomers I don't know. But me personally it was just a lucky investment for tax loss.

>>56615747
I know people who stack buttons, shoes, wood, preban ivory, rare Barbie dolls, etc etc. I have to say it is typically more involved than casually buying some silver now and then. Cool hobbies but not for me. Although it is fun to drive bullldozers around the family tree farm lol.
>>56615735
Based. I'm not qualified but I will keep an eye out for any opportunities for a tour.

>>56615867
Ah yeah i saw your previous post too late. Your luck is enraging sometimes lol!
For you it make sense, but for other boomies it's a real mystery... I hope one day i'll get a high IQ answer to this, but i fear it was simply TV conditioning and nothing else.

>>56615890
we were raised by people that survived the depression. We learned from them to stock up.

my luck is enraging, I'm blessed six ways to sunday.

>>56615876
>I'm not qualified
I prefer a 4 year degree and experience in mining or construction

in real life I'll take anyone that can pass a drug test and lift 70lbs.

>>56615916
>I'll take anyone that can pass a drug test and lift 70lbs
Probably rarer than ppl with 4 year degrees + experience these days

>>56615951
yes, especially in CO where weed is legal

probably less than 7% of our workforce can get on my crew. And most of the ones that qualify don't want my kind of work.

>>56610476
Is there an updated 2023 version of this? Really curious to know how metals are performing down there.

>>56615951
Kek. Pretty much. They probably want employees who work hard, too. Rare.

>>56616003
>They probably want employees who work hard, too. Rare.
I'll make a mf rich, but they do need to work hard. Most of the people I work with are millionaires, and they're fairly young.

miners are middle class, and middle class in colorado is a millionaire.

Are we ever getting back to the nominal non inflation adjusted high from 43 years ago?

>>56614860
Stack any and all European silver coins. Mostly bong coins but I'd wager having a variety would end useful.

>>56615622
Then they have your info .....shared with the IRS who will want its share of the loot you harvest from these silver scam victims

>>56616022
>hunt brothers
no, billionaires learned their lesson about cornering the silver market.

>>56616047
>Potentially Dangerous Taxpayer (PDT) is a government designation assigned by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to taxpayers of the United States of America whom IRS officials claim have demonstrated a capacity for violence against employees of the IRS or other government agencies, contractors or their families.

>>56615765
toilet paper is silver
wet wipes are gold

>>56616047
kek you think the feds don't have your info? Stupid IQ

>>56615239

>>56616056
it's said that gay men have wet wipes in every room of the house. I'll let you do the math.

>>56615963
Lmao you would have to be an idiot dumb enough to fall for the silver scam to believe that chart which was produced by a premium grabber

>>56616053
Based.

>>56616105
you should see what the USPS does if you think that's badass.

>>56616053
Lots of these retards post pics of guns and scary medals they are on a list

>>56616022
i think so

>>56616145
>Lots of these retards post pics of guns and scary medals they are on a list
that won't do it

you want a guess who's on a list?
protip, over half the people I'd guess are on a list got arrested in the last 2 years and don't post here anymore.

most of this thread isn't doing anything illegal. You guys are fine. Feds stack silver and own guns too.

>>56616130
W-what do they do…

>>56616155
they monitor internets for illegal activity in the US and abroad.

they're the main US agency watching us online.

>>56616154
I don’t understand this new fud attempt.
>d-d-don’t own any guns or silver goy! You’ll be on a list! It’s illegal!

>>56616167
yeah it's bullshit

most of the people I know that stack metals and guns irl are glowies.

>>56603909
How many chickens can I buy with an oz of silver if the dollar fails?

>>56616167
the flip side of this is that we're ALL on a list. Not just /pmg/ or 4chan, but every single living person in the world. The governments track and watch all of us. Usually with our permission.

but buying guns and silver doesn't make a person any more interesting to the gov than buying tendies and katanas. Just buying stuff isn't illegal.

Just found these in a quarter roll today. They seem to be apart of a set but can't find the specific one.
They don't look painted but seem to be printed on.
Anyone know what they are?

>>56616221
https://www.littletoncoin.com/shop/2014-colorized-everglades-national-park-quarter-a6682

colorized coin, similar to the old "sticker dollars"

usually collected as exonumia, a modified US coin valued for the modification.

>>56616221
if you want to know which set exactly those coins came from you'd have to sift through a few manufacturers. I'm not seeing them online in a couple minutes of searching.

ultimately they're just printed in china by the millions though. So the set probably isn't worth much right now. They're pretty though.

>>56616221

>>56616221
these are from the Patriotic Mint on ebay
I don't know if they're the manufacturer or just a seller

I'd guess probably just a seller.

>>56616243
>>56616277
>>56616286
>>56616302
Huh, neat. I have seen hand painted quaters before but these stumped me for being so detailed.

These shipped today and I drink ordered 4 of them. Not sure if I want to just keep them all or scalp a couple of them and just buy some regular coins with the profit

>>56609993
>could've been from a different mint
Took me this long to check.
Good thought, but it's the same mint.

>>56616184
Zero, same as now, you have to sell your rocks for a real currency like $

>>56616302
Kektop, bought at a 5000% premium and redeemed at face value

>>56611988
Thank you for the update anon, all of those resources more than answer my question, I'm surprised it hasn't been added to the pastebin.
I was mainly trying to figure out how much sterling silver tableware was made - how much has been melted to = remaining quantities.
I guess the issue I had with other infographics is that they only include investment grade fine 999 silver in their calculations which understates the amount of silver.

>>56615820
I don't have a gilded prospector unfortunately. Just a half dozen regular ones

>>56616489
>Kektop, bought at a 5000% premium and redeemed at face value
yeah, it's a sucker's market

Couple weeks ago I was drinking at the local dive bar and shooting pool with the girl.

I had a $2k antique saloon token in my pocket for luck. I fed it into the pool table with my quarters to see what would happen. It went to the coin return so I fed it in again. Kept getting rejected so I pocketed it. Tried to redeem a $2000 coin for 25 cents.

later in the evening I mouthed off to the bouncer, and then got mouthy with the cops he called in. Got myself arrested for being a drunk fool. But I kept my $2k coin. I guess it was just lucky.

>>56616547
Now I feel less bad for accidentally spending some junk silver.

>>56615055
Remember to give some of that silber to the poor before a day that there will be no transaction, you can acumulate some for the future. Haram is not share some of your wealth.

>>56616497
>trying to figure out how much sterling silver tableware was made - how much has been melted to = remaining quantities
It's pretty much impossible to tell. But i'd wager a majority of the existing silverware have been melted down during the past few decades (80s onward). And not much is being produced nowaday, it's considered an outdated way of savings, and incredibly inefficient too. Back in the days (100 and + years ago i mean), 80% of the price of the silverware was the metal content and 20% the work of the craftman.
Now the ratio are inverted : it's only 20% spot value of the final price and 80% the work of the craftman (often more). Which means even if you manage to sell for spot price, you'll immediately be down -80%.

So if it's not an investment vehicle, the only use left is to enjoy beautiful things and flex on your guests. Problem is modern richfags don't know anything about silverware anymore, so they wont even notice the flex, and the nouveau-riches probably consider it hasbeen and haughty.

Personally, i don't know anybody who own silverware, no matter how old they are. And if my relatives asked to all the people they know, the number would still most likely be zero.
At best some people own silver plated stuff they got for their weddings as gifts and use it for big celebrations, that's it.
Imho brand new silverware became so outrageously expensive lately because the demand is basically non-existent.

It's only my experience, but it's pretty telling i believe. The french hallmark system slightly changed in 1973 : the purity went from .950 to the standard .925 sterling, and the mark itself saw few modifications (numbers and letters positions). Since i started to scrapmax, i now have maybe 18kg of silverware. Among those, i never saw even just ONCE the post-1973 hallmarks.

>>56616604
kek

I get drunk and accidentally blow thousands of dollars fairly often. It's the reason my wife stays with me

my fave accidental waste of money was the scallops in black bean butter at A-Bay's in Kona. Fricken awesome. If you're ever in Kona on Ali'i street stop by A-bays. The steak is to die for also. Totally makes up for accidentally putting some silver back into circulation.

>>56616647
>Problem is modern richfags don't know anything about silverware anymore, so they wont even notice the flex
I wouldn't go that far

I can tell plate from sterling by the taste. I just don't care because silver is pleb tier. The food should be worth more than the utensils. And the chef should be worth more than the food.

all else is table dressing.

>>56616670
>I can tell plate from sterling by the taste
I mean, it doesn't even have to end in your mouth, the fact it's x4 heavier than normal tableware is pretty telling too kek.

>I just don't care because silver is pleb tier
Pretty sure all the emperors and the kings weren't considered plebeians but ok.
And table dressing used to be a pretty big deal when you spend half your day eating like the aristocracy was doing. All the important decisions were taken around a table before being officialized.
At Versailles silverware was among the largest budget of the court. But of course we weren't mining nearly as much as we do today, so it still had an aura of prestige.

If silver were a good investment (it's not) yall would be selling and 90% silver USA coins would be selling for a discount to melt.

No cap frfr deadass

>>56616711
I just feel like if I'm dropping $300-$500 on dinner as I often do, the quality of the silverware I'm not allowed to keep doesn't matter. Feed me off plastic sporks for all I care, I'm paying for the food and you're not going to let me keep the fork anyways.

I guess it might be a flex for people that entertain, but I never cook for guests anyways so I don't own any. If I do cook for you (unlikely) my training as a professional cook and my use of esoteric ingredients is all the flex you get.

we'll be eating lion steaks off plastic sporks at my bbq.

silver is cool though. You might be surprised how much solid silver I collected over the years working in restaurants and cafeterias. Lots of places have it in their drawers and don't even know it.

>>56616711
Also i've heard from historians one of the big reason silver became less popular is because of electric lights. Electric bulbs produce a totally evenly, cold and standstill light.
While back then, when they were using candles, the yellow and ever-moving light of the flame was dancing all over silver items and it was a splendid sight to behold.

>>56616744
>be millionaire
>still steal tableware from restaurants
You truly are something else bob

>>56616746
we might need to do an experiment on this.

sadly all my flatware is stainless. We need some silverware for our candleja.....

>>56616758
Long before I was a millionaire I worked in food service. Even then I loved silver and gold.

>>56616763
The Call from the precious. You can't escape it.

>>56616761
You know what, i'll give it a try one of these days and take pics for the /pmg/bros. Will use my ancient .958 silverware for extra shinyness and primal fire reflection.
I might need something bigger than the birthday candles i have tho...

>>56616711
>the fact it's x4 heavier than normal tableware is pretty telling too kek.
yep
color tells me if it's stainless or silver
weight tells me if it's plate or solid

honestly taste is the same between plate and solid. It's greasy on the mouth and metallic in flavor. Drags a bit on the release, and feels soft to the tooth.

to me stainless is better to eat off of, as is plastic. But silver has a distinct taste and mouth to it.

>>56616796
you do a medieval silver shoot and I'll do a Doc Holliday gambling wild west shoot. We both have the real deal on hand.

>>56616797
>Drags a bit on the release, and feels soft to the tooth.
Very true. I love this sensation. The main issue i have with solid silver is for spoons. First time i used one to eat my soup i burned both my mouth and my fingers after leaving the spoon in the soup for 30 sec. How are you supposed to hold your spoon when the handle become as hot as the liquid lol? Maybe during the cold winters during the middle age it was useful, but not very handy nowaday.

>>56616813
Deal

Ok it's time for me to go to bed. gn bros

>>56616845
gn bro, good talk :D

>>56616830
>i burned both my mouth and my fingers after leaving the spoon in the soup for 30 sec.
that's it

best conductor of heat in the world and we make silverware out of it? kek
just asking to get burnt

>>56616845
I just liquidated everything, bitcoin is cancelled, gold is cancelled, buy fiat

>>56616854
>buy fiat
with what exactly?

>>56616858
Link

>>56616858
Just buy cash bro. I sell $20 bills for crypto, get with the times.

>>56616860
ah, you mean that sergay shitcoin I could've bought for a few cents some years back and is now worth a few hundred times what I didn't pay?

I don't own any. If I had some, I'd guess it's probably a better investment than fiat. But you do you.

>>56616863
right? is that mahogany?

>>56616886
goddamit bob don't post power level

this is not my boat

i don't own this boat or the slip it's tied to

that would be ridiculous

millionaires don't post itt that's stupid.

nobody stacks boats, where would you even keep them? in a safe? buried in the back yard? let's not be daft

>>56616886
this is a famous boat though

perhaps one of the most famous wooden yachts in the world

a sweet boat, a boat of song

>>56616973
also not my yacht, but the mast of my yacht is in this pic

and it's more famous than the "bill of rights"

>>56616986
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bw9gLjEGJrw

>>56617109

>>56617116

>>56617136
I got kids who were born millionaires

what's that in silver ounces bros?

>>56617184
>what's that in silver ounces bros?
i make more silver while taking an average shit than most of you will make in your whole life

I shit bigger than you

do better bros. Don't invest. Go out and make your fortune with boldness and abandon.

>>56617184
>I got kids who were born millionaires
Being a millionaire doesn't mean you're wealthy.

>>56617242
lol

my wealth comes from getting laid

but in real life I have done things you can never experience. Not just pussy, but weird shit like buying a rock star's yacht, or turning down 20 mexican hookers in the same night, or drinking brandy or scotch you have never heard of.

being a millionaire means I've done things you never can.

not wealthy, just experienced

>>56617258
And I have experienced things you will never experience because they were of their place and time. Not everything worthwhile in life is measured by how much wealth you have. Your attitude reminds me of the vacuous music videos from a decade ago, where trust fund kiddies can get anything they want but are completely aimless in life.

>>56617286
yes
if you have never had the experience you have no idea what it's worth.

I have experienced all the things of poor men
and of rich men

you only got one of these.

>>56617291
men make money
daughters fuck it away

the men they fuck make money
their daughters fuck it away

learn the cycle.

marry a rich girl
get rich
have daughters
they marry poor guys
they get rich

with any luck you get laid and rich.

>>56617291
you can say I didn't earn my wealth because I earned it with my dick

but I'm wealthier than my slag's daddy. So thats pure skill and brains

you don't have the brains or balls to even start that game, let alone finish it.

>>56617382
/pmg/ shows me a single zoomer with a pair of testicles and I''ll happily blow my boomer brains out

fact is zoomers are inactive. neutral, neuter, not active.

>>56615058
you got any insight on Comstock (LODE) and the GenMat satellite getting launched?

>>56617430
>A Gold Mine Is a Hole in the Ground with a Liar at the Top
twain on the comstock

>>56617454
ok thanks i guess im going to sell given yesterdays performance and the looming tendie shortage

>>56617473
dr feelgood

even a scam can make you money
twain noted this as well

>>56617481
>even a scam can make you money
one of our biggest stackers is all in on BBBYQ

meaning this thread will probably die when that dumbfuck inevitably ropes.

I don't know who you are, but fuck you're stupid.

>>56614860

>I can get old circulated coins for around melt value

How/where?

aside from the paid silver scammer shillbots the main participants pushing the silver scam are friendless incels who post pics of their shitcoins they got scammed on and talk about how they will be rich and popular as soon as "the collapse" comes. They are the biggest victims of the paid scammers because these threads give them a reason to never go outside and live life as men should. SAD! Many such cases

>>56617706
better men than you have died for far less

>>56617706
for me its just a hedghe against inflation allready saved alot of money that way and lol this thing thats been used for thousends of years is a SCAM SIRS buy HarryPotterALexjones17176 coin

>>56617876
Wow that Mexican looks just like the men who beat the British in the revolutionary war. Anyways that reminds me how funny it is how the people who buy silver hate America yet they pay huge premiums for coins with America's logos

>>56618024
Hedge against inflation ??? I have some bad news Bud

you will get the eIDs and the CBDCs, and you will be grateful.

https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2023/11/08/european-digital-identity-council-and-parliament-reach-a-provisional-agreement-on-eid/

I just love silver and gold.
And I will keep stacking.
AND THERES NOTHING YOU CAN ABOUT IT !
AHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAH

>>56617706
>(((You)))
For me it’s no (((counterparty))) risk.

>>56618841
So you trade a real currency the $, accepted around the world by everyone for a rock that 99.9% of people value at close to zero

56616095
Shut up nigger. I wasn't asking for your retarded opinion. Go suck start a shotgun.

Ignore shills. Keep stacking, bros! WAGMI

Reminder to all scammers its moraly OK to scam people who want to be scammed. People who buy silver want to lose all their real $$$. It's a crusade for them. Mintscamanon is a hero he serves the people 0mvrgdd2dh22

>>56619030
>ecker guy stacks
we're all going to wagmi.

>>56619030
I too am an out-of-shape fat fuck who owns too much silver.

It's refreshing to see the anti silver fud again. reminds me aquire moar.

i owe my girlfriend like 4-5 hundred bucks for a trip we both took. so im repaying her with gold and silver.

I wanna buy silver but I don't wanna get cucked on shipping fees.
Can you buy this shit IRL in the US? where?

>>56619588
Local coin stores are your best bet. Also some places ship for free when you buy enough

>>56615627
what was wrong with the site? crusader soon?

>>56619890
A plugin for the payment processor had to update. Crusaders soon just waiting for a more precise ETA from the mint but they say this month

>>56619549
>owing your gf money
that not how it work

seriously though pmg blows because none of you people ever filter the shills
you have no discipline, all you do is respond to them
get 4chan x browser extension and learn to filter, christ

>>56619992
ignoring the merchant doesn't prevent mercantileism, tho.
exposure of the lies does.

>>56619967
>settling debt is not good
you must not be white

>>56619549
pay her with some cummies you cuck.

>>56620196
i do that too

>>56619232
Sick bro me too

We’ll NTR well kept normies when they have to rent their goblin gf to pay for their bugpod.

NEW THREAD

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Thank you for finishing

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WHERE