/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56698805

>>56698805
Oi m8 I'll jab u in the gabba I swear on me mum ;)

>>56698848
>>>/pol/449074406

iq has a nice thread going

>>56698848
>Blackrock
Those pricks.

Anti silver shills on /k/ confirmed >>>/k/60175830

>>56698880

41 grams of sterling for almost spot. Looking forward to fondling but the itch isn’t scratched.

Just like Elon and I you too can get rich by not buying silver

Or you can continue being wagies who buy a commodity at a 40% premium and keep it in protective plastic case like an incel sperg

>>56699125
He owns a silver mine. You're like a lousy comedian with limited material.

>>56699125
You lost 12000% on the vietnamese filthy condom beach resort plan

nobody wants your advice

>>56699095
God is guiding my hand with “autism” being the theme.

>>56699218
Dude, stop with that one...

>>56699231
Lol

>>56699236
Not seen this one before.

>>56699290
Yeah that's a good one, mintscamanon convinced these incels to pay him a 386% premium (on a commodity KEKTOP) and promised it would cure their virginity

>>56699343
Thats a lot of big talk for someone who gives footie tug jobs in Vietnam when he's not collecting virgin paper on his lunch break at the beach wore house.
>but I'm on vacation
>a $2,300 vacation is expensive
If you posted firearms, fast cars and b&able tugjob (receiving not giving) pics from hookers in at least Vegas then maybe you'd have credibility.

Le Big Mad....it's not my fault you lost 80% on an obvious scam little buddy

>>56699404
How can I loose when the price of firearms is going up? They're metal and precious, you're flesh and a useless smeghead.

>>56699404
you're doing great son
looks like you got most of the condoms off the beach.

>>56699525
Lmao the guy shilling silver is smart he keeps real paper $$$ and yall scam victims get garbage rocks

>>56699573
I'm showing you how much you lost on your cut-rate Kmart vacation plan

I hope you at least sat in on the timeshare presentation so you saved 10%, Discount Code #boomerbuttsex

Picked up a 30g sterling kirk shotglass today for $2. Premiumfags lose again.

>>56699629
They're delusional enough to say if you found silver that you loose 40-80% depending on the current spot price.

>>56699649
Numismatics are kind of cool, but I love that this $20 shot glass I got for $2 has about $100 of antique value in it. It went right into my display cabinet after polishing.

>>56699683
What the fuck is this shit? If IQDELETE is in fact a mod he has a tiny cock for sure.

>>56699732
>i keep it all locked in the vault

>>56699732
Displaying your antique silver makes women wet. They can't wait to fuck the guy with the sterling Hanau marked early 19th century coffee spoon.

>>56699732
I think I got that message once before when discussing poultry feces.

fowl poop is banned text I'm guessing.

>>56699772
>testing no offense fren
Bull shit
Horse shit

>>56699772
>>56699784
Duck shit
Bird shit
Duckshit
Birdshit

>56699404
This nigga really doxxed himself thinking this was an own

>>56699629
The only place I have found sterling is at an estate sale. I have tried looking at thrift shops and flea markets but never have any luck

>>56699795
Yep it's an autoban

>>56698831

>>56699629
>Picked up a 30g sterling kirk shotglass today for $2. Premiumfags lose again.
>>56699683
>this $20 shot glass I got for $2 has about $100 of antique value

Post pics anon! I haven't found any cheapie shot cups in a while. My favorite are 2 big thick sterling "Only a thimble full" pieces I got for around 1/3rd of current melt value.

>>56699754
>Displaying your antique silver makes women wet.

You're making me wet too, out with the pics now dammit!

>>56699845
https://thehourshop.com/products/vintage-s-kirk-son-sterling-silver-jigger
It's basically this. Same hallmark and patent number. No personalized etching or engraving, which usually brings down the value in my experience- unless it's someone really interesting. There's quite a few sales and listings for this exact jigger. It's really clean. No pics yet unfortunately. 65yo couple was selling off their parents estate today and I scooped it up on my lunch break.

>>56699845
>the tasteful thickness of it

>>56699605
Thanks! Good idea raising your price $40 and then giving a $10 FREN code.

>>56699913
loving the rounded borders fren

mall blart kard shart, picrel

Remember what /pmg/ was like before IQDelet?

I just find it so strange that somebody would go to such lengths to dissuade complete strangers on the internet from buying Silver. It only makes sense in the context that this guy is being paid to be here.

>>56700085
Most likely that, second most likely is that he's just a super jealous poorfag with poor mental health.

>>56700130
God I love, guns, gold, silver, and goblins.

>>56699913
IQ come up with memes that are actually funny, sweet Jesus you're cringe.

>>56699404
Take a feet pic in the sand and timestamp it you larping condom collector.

>>56700162
If IQ wasn't and NPC, he'd have won the meme war. Who's real? Stackers! Who's fake? The meet automaton known as IQDELETE. He's like Robocop's super guy cousin who's on the wrong side of constitutional law. But Robocop isn't a lawyer so...

>>56699035
I expect nothing less from glowcentral. Would be honestly surprised if less than 75% of posts there are from circlejerking FBIggers trying to bait each others into domestic terrorism unknowingly.
Remember this time where 10 agents tried to honeypot another 6 agents then attempted to arrest each others for terrorism during the meet up?
This is nu/k/ in a nutshell.

>>56700085
What's even more strange is you don't see this kind of activity in any other threads on /biz/ or arguably on other boards such as /k/ or /pol/. So unless I'm mistaken, IQ and any potential retards in his entourage, this is just sad. Doesn't matter how you split it. Wasting this much time to no ends is pathetic.

>>56700210
Their anti-silver shills we're way more aggressive there. If IQ is a shark, these guys were piranhas. You can punch a shark in the nose and it'll just act retarded, the /k/ shills were far more rapid and vicious, less deterred.

>>56699890
>It's basically this. Same hallmark and patent number. No personalized etching or engraving

Thanks for sharing fren, there's much to be said for the simple minimalist elegance of such pieces. They may not grab one's attention while juxtaposed with ostentatious Victorian items bursting with complex and busy but ultimately meaningless florid scrollwork, but in-hand the total unpretentious honesty of unadorned silver is extremely appealing. Those pieces where it is purely the rich warm luster of the sterling itself which command's one's attention are severely underrated. I have a ~10oz capacity tumbler cup of the same simple style which I like using (it's the cup holding a bunch of silverware at the front right on top of the platter here). Weighs around 140g so it's quite sturdy for its size. I definitely recommend getting and using additional pieces like these, keep it up and good luck at your next estate sales anon!

>>56700252
Idk i didn't even bother crossboarding to witness the shitshow. But doesn't it feel deeply "unnatural"? I mean, you'd expect freedom enjoyers & societal doomers to enjoy an alternative to a completely gridlocked digitalized fiat currency system, right?

To me PMs and guns go hand in hand. One to protect my physical freedom from aggressors, the other to protect my financial freedom and savings against banksters and technocrats...

>>56700306
My thoughts to, as soon as anon posted thier pistol and silver they got slammed by multiple anons.

>>56700306
there's a silver thread on ar15.com. there's definite crossover. speaking of which, anyone from there? i think there's a very high number of glowniggers there. unlike this place.

>>56700285
>Weighs around 140g so it's quite sturdy for its size
That's indeed pretty beefy, most tumbler cups i come across weights around 80g!

Stack silver
Denounce talmud
Simple as

DERP

>>56700349
Who's the ugly box head on the back of these larper coins?

>>56700372
That's totally Hitler.

I just find it so strange that somebody would go to such lengths to persuade complete strangers on the internet to buy Silver. It only makes sense in the context that they are being paid to be here.

Also, wtf is happening to my leafcuck coin? It's getting all shitted up.

>>56700349
All these fake nazis with their swastikas and nazi coins and antisemitic hate speech are actual tribe members trying to convince real low iq antisemites to pay 40% premiums to chosen people to defeat the tribe. It's very clever and I support it 100% . Paying huge premiums for a commodity is Le Big Smart and how you(we)win.

56700415
Enjoying your ladybois sack lunch?

>>56700346
Silver is worth $3 an ounce unless you retards keep buying so of course it will be shilled everywhere to bleed you retards dry

>>56700285
ps : i was visiting frens the past few days so i couldn't answer you about the last slurpings. Also sad i could only witness the 'nam debacle with a delay, it was hilarious, my sides were hurting reading the past 2 threads. I've seen you were very inspired, a modern time troubadour chanting the epics of our favorite, full time, cum gurgling fudder.

On my end it was pretty grim when i came back home and opened my weekly purchases. 2 of them the second i cracked them open i knew it was plated trash (one was a milk cup, the other were the 8x knives holders).
The 161g of coins + bracelet you were curious about, well, same disappointment to a lesser extent : the bracelet was in brass (how the fuck can sellers mistake it for silver is beyond me), and one of the coin was a fake (a 10 francs Turin 1934, very common, low quality fake from that era in what seems to be an alloy of tin and lead, not the first time i come across this specific old-era fake).
Plus no rare coin, only decent find in the lot was a 1909 Leopold II 50c in great condition, but it's worth like 5 bux maybe, nothing extravagant.

Only good thing is i surprised myself at how good i became at spoting fakes and plated vomit at first sight lately. When i started scrapmaxxing then numisfagging, it was by far my biggest fear.
Overall all those wont cost me anything, i already asked for a return for the 2 shipments of electroplated crap, and the seller with the coins accepted to refund me to the weight/$ prorata of what wasn't in silver in the lot. But it's still annoying to waste my time at the post office sending back crap, even if it doesn't cost me monies. And more importantly, it's tied capital i could have better spent elsewhere in the meantime.

Anyway, any addition from your side scrapfren?

>>56699125

I find it so ironic that Elon follows WallStreetSilver reddit on twitter and that each Tesla requires ounces of silver, all green energy runs on it. I mean shit you can do better than this do your DD if youa re gonna FUD

>>56700416
What year is it? Also do you physically handle it and leave it out in the open?

>>56699829

>>56700252
>Wah wah wah not everyone is a broke brainwashed moron like me running around saying the sky is falling

Lmao>>56700415 this is the look on your face confused as to why everyone doesn't pay a 40% premium on a worthless commodity


Thread was funny you got reeked no one buys your bs

>>56700457
The hot dogs were excellent

>>56700463
>$3toz
At least 300x that.

>>56700491
If you have so much money in things that aren't PMs, post crypto/stock portfolio or a bank account value... buy we bought know you won't.

>>56700347

Bro, where were you last night?? Not only did IQDELET proudly admit to being Jewish, but he posted pictures of his "vacation" in his best but still pathetic attempt to flex and enough details were included to learn that he took the pic while working a shift as a beach-jannie cleaning up tons of used condoms and driftwood after a storm. He then cope-posted again like the retard he is to try to save face, acting like the $12 meal he was delivering on a room service cart was actually his, and then we figured out he is working at the "Bamboo Village Beach Resort & Spa" in Phan Thiet, Binh Thuan, Vietnam, a disease-ridden sex-tourism shithole where it costs less per night than a roach-infested motel here in the USA!!!

>>56700474
>On my end it was pretty grim when i came back home and opened my weekly purchases. 2 of them the second i cracked them open i knew it was plated trash (one was a milk cup, the other were the 8x knives holders).
The 161g of coins + bracelet you were curious about, well, same disappointment to a lesser extent : the bracelet was in brass (how the fuck can sellers mistake it for silver is beyond me

Kektop! I can't believe you got scammed that's really unbelievable why aren't scammers giving you all their money like wow so confusing
Remember yall you get rich by not buying silver

>>56700512
That's a picture of generational failure. Good job you played urself

>>56700493
>Is a self admitted jew and swallows hot dogs
Kektop

>>56699573
>real paper money

>>56700537
Yes I'm Jewish, so what? most local coin shop owners and mintscamanon and and the other silver shills on pmg are too and so are the silver and gold pushing celebrities you worship. And yet you happily give us all your $$$$ in exchange for a worthless shiny rock. Deep down inside you know you dun goofed. That's why you hate us, for feeding your addiction. Now get back to work these rocks ain't free

>>56700537
Don't rub salt in the wound bro! Tbf i only missed the investigation by few hours but you all did a fantastic job tracking IQ down. Especially with the shakers/tableware nooticing to find the resort : never underestimate a bunch of autists with some time on their hands kek. Reminded me the good ol' days of the HWNDU saga and (((ISIS))) geoINT.

>>56700484
It's a 2021.

I question what the point of 1oz silver coins are if not for circulation, why pay such a high premium for a 1oz coin if it isn't going to be used as a 1oz coin?

I chose to handle it and not encapsulate it because I wanted to see how bad it would get and how quickly. This is exactly the reason why I don't like silver, it tarnishes and tones so quickly. It's a metal that is designed to bait poorfrogs due to it's lustre and then in no time, shits fucked.

What also doesn't make sense to me; when I look up old silver coins like 1960's Canadian silver dollars they look pretty damn good for being circulated coins from that era. However, google says silver coins with copper alloy should tarnish/corrode quicker because of the copper reacting to sulfide in the air, so tufuq.

I'll be focusing on gold and platinum into the future starting with pic rel.

>>56700580
I never doubted it personally, only da joos use "muh antisemite!" as often as you do. I hope you'll one day learn this is a badge of honor to us, not a deterrent like for normies who run away.
I'm a proud antisemite, each day i wake up and look in the mirror i think
>what a handsome antisemite we have here! Another glorious day of jew hatin' is upon me.

>>56700474
Ah ok, well that's a good reason to have missed participating in the epic roasting of our resident impoverished Jewtard. Very sorry to hear that the deliveries were largely disappointments, but for as much of a liability as eBay's return policies are for us as sellers it makes scrapping almost risk-free, one would have to have the mind of a DELETard to fuck it up. I've never heard of the contemporary counterfeit Turin francs, do they have any collector value in spite of being base metal? There are counterfeit Thomas Jefferson 5 cent coins made in the 1950s here called "Henning Nickels" which sell for $50+ to collectors nowadays, I kinda want one for my collection too.

And yeah I totally expected you to quickly develop a good eye for fakes and plated junk after gaining a little hands-on experience, you clearly have the right mind for that sort of thing. And that ability just keeps getting better over time, in another year or 2 you'll look back and clearly see how much sharper your already keen scrapchad's eye has become!

The only thing to report is this weighted sterling candelabra I bought yesterday for exactly $18 with shipping and tax on an e-commerce site like Etsy. It was listed a week earlier and just sat until I came around so I think the competition hasn't found the place yet, I'll definitely be digging deeper there. I figure it'll yield around 80g of sterling so nothing to brag about, the most noteworthy thing it represents is that I found a whole new e-commerce website to slurp cheapies from!

>>56700580
>Yes I'm Jewish, so what?
A poor jew? wtf lmao hahahahahaha

>>56700636
>I question what the point of 1oz silver coins are if not for circulation, why pay such a high premium for a 1oz coin if it isn't going to be used as a 1oz coin?

recognizability. pretty much every shop recognizes maples. also tarnish and toning can be reversed pretty easily

http://blog.teachersource.com/2014/01/18/chemistry-of-tarnished-silver/

>>56700680
>'ve never heard of the contemporary counterfeit Turin francs, do they have any collector value in spite of being base metal?
Not much, from what i understand they were quite common. Since the seller refused to pay the shipping fees to get it back, it's now mine, so i'll earn maybe 3€ from it. Pic rel is the coin in question, the weight of a normal one is 10gr, and even beyond the look, the texture is really different, way more rough at the touch.

>in another year or 2 you'll look back and clearly see how much sharper your already keen scrapchad's eye has become!
Definitely, and it's really an indispensable ability these days, no joke at least 60% of the silverware sold as "sterling silver" here is just plated trash. Most of the time it's easy to tell when there is enough wear or the hallmarks are visible, but in low res pics taken in the dark like for those knives holders, you have to take your chance.

>I figure it'll yield around 80g of sterling so nothing to brag about, the most noteworthy thing it represents is that I found a whole new e-commerce website to slurp cheapies from!
Congrats, and yes it is something to brag about, i'd kill to have my average in single digit territory like you.
About Etsy, glad you found a new hunting ground. I thought it was mostly for single moms selling glass beads necklaces and roasties selling "witchcraft" potions, but apparently it expended a lot lately.
Over here we have Leboncoin as an alternative to ebay. Good thing is there is only a 4% commission, so as a seller it's great. But the flip side is the seller can put any price he want and you have to haggle with them afterward, it's not an auction system. So it's very messy and sellers cancel all the time your purchase if they believe you got a good deal. I find it very difficult to use.
Etsy is on fixed prices too rather than auctions?

>>56700580
Nice copypasta

>>56700636
>I question what the point of 1oz silver coins are if not for circulation, why pay such a high premium for a 1oz coin if it isn't going to be used as a 1oz coin?
I don't even understand your question. Used as a 1oz coin? It's not meant to be used. These coins are purely bullion for stacking.
>I'll be focusing on gold and platinum into the future starting with pic rel.
Focusing on it for what? Your picrel will tarnash, too.

imagine purchasing metal of gold or silver qwualitee xD

>>56700861
This would be a very fun new IQ personality. If they start using XD and rawr there would be iqdelet porn at least

>>56700582
being white is not alright

invest in index funds
and bitcoin and ethereum
if you dont do that
youll be a homeless bum xD

silver and gold
will never be oversold
down and down and down they go
ouch, i just stubbed my toe xD

pic related

I was going to buy some junk silver now that l got paid today but it looks like lm going to buy a new gun instead now with higher prices this week.

>>56700814
surely nobody would buy stuff using maples' face value right? kek

>>56700783
>from what i understand they were quite common. Since the seller refused to pay the shipping fees to get it back, it's now mine, so i'll earn maybe 3€ from it. Pic rel is the coin in question, the weight of a normal one is 10gr, and even beyond the look, the texture is really different, way more rough at the touch.

Oh yeah that's cool fren, very clearly a cast counterfeit. I wonder if those were made in Germany and sent in bulk to be used by their agents in France to undermine the still-depressed economy and demoralize hapless frogs before they got blitzed? If not Germans then the only other explanation is that those counterfeits are the handiwork of France's own domestic infestation of eternal Jewry.

>Etsy is on fixed prices too rather than auctions?

Yes, and the other similar website I bought the candelabra from is also fixed-price only format. You can submit best offers on the websites though which is a nice feature, I should try spamming obvious noob sellers with lowball offers to see what sticks. eBay gets the most action of course, but if you have remotely decent alternative e-commerce platforms they won't have as many competing scrappers so you should give them a close look for cheapies.

>>56700636
>I chose to handle it and not encapsulate it because I wanted to see how bad it would get and how quickly
No you didn't handle it, you left it alone and sad on a shelf. The more you handle silver, the less it tarnishes, it's well known. I know it's not just an urban myth, because i use the same silver forks/spoons on a daily and since i use them all the time they always keep their luster. Same goes for my lucky coin i play with every day (1oz wiener).

The tarnish will also depend on where you live. The more polluted your area, the more sulfur in the air to glue itself to your silver.

>due to it's lustre and then in no time, shits fucked.
It's not "fucked", your silver is still there and it's still worth the exact same amount. If you want to see it lustre back you have countless non-abrasive petrochemical cleaning lotions who will make it shine after few seconds of rubbing, and most even add a protective layer who prevent further tarnishing for 6 months or more.

>What also doesn't make sense to me; when I look up old silver coins like 1960's Canadian silver dollars they look pretty damn good for being circulated coins from that era
That i can't explain it, but it's very true i noticed it too. Many alloyed silver coins don't tarnish much, while you'll see milk spots and tarnish appear in no time with .999 ozers. Especially the lizard ones, my britannia milk spotted within hours, could almost see it happen in real time lol. Meanwhile pic rel for example is over 100yo and still super shiny, but i bought it from a lot where it wasn't sealed or anything.

So is this only a conservation issue, or is it due to maybe chemical residus accelerating the process on newly minted coins? I'm really curious about why new pure silver coins milk spot and tarnish so fast compared to old constitutional.

>>56700916
>I wonder if those were made in Germany and sent in bulk to be used by their agents in France to undermine the still-depressed economy and demoralize hapless frogs before they got blitzed?
That's a good question, i didn't thought about that. You got me curious, i'll dig a bit to see if i can trace back the origin of these fakes!

>eBay gets the most action of course, but if you have remotely decent alternative e-commerce platforms they won't have as many competing scrappers so you should give them a close look for cheapies.
Definitely, i'll scour the interwebs to find alternatives. I love ebay, but the competition is really fierce.
Speaking of ebay, something i started to do lately is directly connect on my account with a .de, .it, etc.. domain, to start to slurp on stuff with international arbitrage. For the US i'm sure you could make a killing fren, with 5RM selling for $25+ when you can get them in bulk on .de for below half this price, and the international shipping fees aren't too outrageous too.

>>56700927
I've noticed this too. Coins vary a lot in how they tarnish. It's weird

>>56700814
>It's not meant to be used. These coins are purely bullion for stacking.
So, why buy it as a 1oz coin with such a high premium? If you are purely stacking for investment purposes why not buy bars or literally anything other than 1oz coins so you can get 10-20% more metal for your money?
>Focusing on it for what? Your picrel will tarnash, too.
I think it's well known that gold does not tarnish nearly as quickly as silver.

>No you didn't handle it, you left it alone and sad on a shelf. The more you handle silver, the less it tarnishes, it's well known.
So you have to handle all of your silver coins regularly so they don't tarnish? This is just unrealistic and sounds like peasants work. I've also read the complete opposite of what you're saying countless times, people wear gloves while handling it for a reason.
>It's not "fucked", your silver is still there and it's still worth the exact same amount.
Nah, it's fucked. It looks fucked and you're coping. It isn't worth the exact same amount to me, If you think people are going to pay the exact same amount for a mint fresh maple as a scuffed shit covered leaf then ok, but I'm not betting on that. I soaked that exact maple in baking soda and boiling water 19 days ago, pic rel is what it looked like afterwards, in 18 days it got as fucked as the original img.

>>56701041
I would really like to know what you meant by used as coins. Many people do buy bars. But for various reasons 1oz coins are still very popular. The gold coin you pictured has silver and copper in it. It will not show as much because the natural color of the coin, but it will tarnish and lose its shine, how long it takes depends entirely on how it is handled and what it is exposed to.

>>56701041
>If you think people are going to pay
You re not likely to sell to people
A dealer pays scrap no matter the condition
If you're trading it as metal rather than a coin the appearance doesn't matter

>>56701041
>It looks fucked and you're coping. It isn't worth the exact same amount to me, If you think people are going to pay the exact same amount for a mint fresh maple as a scuffed shit covered leaf then ok, but I'm not betting on that.
Bruh if i'm weight-stacking i couldn't give less of a shit about how dark the silver is. Just gimme the best bang for my bux and that's what i'd go for.

Also aren't special kinds of tarnishes/toning carrying a big premioom in the US? Ngl i was pretty flabbergasted when i saw slabbed coins selling for x10 because of "deep blue RARE toning!!" lol.

>>56701088
That toning is super easy to fake with heat

>>56701101
That's the first thing who came to my mind too
>no way there isn't a way to cheat that using chemicals or a torch!

>>56701041
do you live near a volcano or a factory or something? that's pretty crazy.

>>56701111
checked + isn't 'Nam considered the new factory of the world?
Mhmmm, it's activating my drywood almonds ngl

>>56701107
I used to make money buying cleaned coins at the LCS, giving them 'rainbow toning' on the gas stove, and then selling them back for 2-3x

This was decades ago
Statute is up

>>56701129
lmao, sometimes i wonder if burgers aren't retarded on purpose, seriously.

>>56701064
>I would really like to know what you meant by used as coins
I'm lost. If you aren't going to trade it for things-meaning-use it as a coin, why are paying the premium for the privilege of it being minted as a coin?

>>56701083
>A dealer pays scrap no matter the condition, If you're trading it as metal rather than a coin the appearance doesn't matter
>>56701088
>Bruh if i'm weight-stacking i couldn't give less of a shit about how dark the silver is
This is my point, if you are weight stacking why lock up more value in the metal being in the form of a coin If you are likely to only get spot or melt for it? Buying 1oz silver coins doesn't make sense if you are a weight stacker, you are burning yourself out of getting more weight.

>>56701088
>Ngl i was pretty flabbergasted when i saw slabbed coins selling for x10 because of "deep blue RARE toning!!"
These are people trying to move coins that got fucked and are seeing it as a chance to scam stoners people who think the colours are worth 100's of percent of premium.

>>56701111
>do you live near a volcano or a factory or something? that's pretty crazy.
Checked and no I honestly don't know how it could get that bad so quickly but it turns me off of pure silver coins.

I just want coins or bars that aren't actively being eaten by the air itself. I like fancy silver coins, I just abstain from buying them because I'm worried they will milk and tone.

>>56701135
Funny part is I usually sold back to the same store I bought from

They didn't care as long as they made a buck and weren't personally cooking fraud coins

I got really good at it. Spectacular color with a bit of Windex or ammonia or oil before cooking

>>56701154
>Buying 1oz silver coins doesn't make sense if you are a weight stacker, you are burning yourself out of getting more weight.
Unless that's how much you have to spend and you can't save for shit

>>56701157
>Spectacular color with a bit of Windex
MY SIDES
Enough please i cant breev

YOU DO NOT TALK ABOUT CRH!

>>56699525
2500$ and a hp laptop. Man, you've made it.

>>56700085
As someone who also invests in Pokemon it completely fucks up your brain reward pathways worse than gambling. You can buy a box for $11 wholesale and 7 years later its worth $325. For those keeping track at home thats basically a 30x. Starting from a $1000 you need 3 10x to make it but only 2 30x (and some change) to make it. The bigger numbers is where liquidity gets a little squirrely plus you should be diversified wayyy beyond collectibles. Im guessing he just sees silver and gold as dead money when in reality its a safety backstop and/or collectable history.

>>56701171
>The HP laptop
Distinguished gentleman card revoked

>>56701167
I made some MLP rainbow dash with glitter kind of shit
A lot of it's probably on eBay right now
>>56701171
I posted a half million dollars last thread

>>56701186
I posted 3 million two threads ago

>>56701186
>>56701209

>>56701209
I've begged you to post your house
So far nothing

I'm the only anon in 4 years of pmg to post a house
>>56701216
Kek

>>56701154
"Use it as a coin" to me means exchange it for its face value. If you just mean trade it for its value in silver for something else then a generic round can do the same thing. As for why people like coins:
In some jurisdictions, because coins are legal tender, they are not taxed or subject to customs. For example, you cross a border and go into a country and they ask if you have anything to declare. If you have over a certain amount of gold you may be subject to duties. But for many places because it is a legal tender, the value is only face value and you wouldn't be over the threshold for duties. Another benefit is that it is that much more difficult to fake, because as your Maple shows, sovereign mints usually put a lot of effort into coins being more elaborate than generic rounds and that assurance carries weight with people. There is also the legal implication of faking currency. There are other reasons as well but those are the practical ones.

>>56701164
>Unless that's how much you have to spend and you can't save for shit

>>56701238
>But for many places because it is a legal tender, the value is only face value and you wouldn't be over the threshold for duties. Another benefit is that it is that much more difficult to fake

These are both fair points.

>>56701227
>I'm the only anon in 4 years of pmg to post a house
This is worth thinking about
60% of America ownes a house
Thousands of people have posted here in the last 4 years
.
One has posted a house
>>56701209
Poor's gonna poor

>>56701262
>60% of America ownes a house
If pmg was even average we should see hundreds of homeowners and millionaires every month

Instead we got big bob laughing at iqdelet for sucking cock while pretending to be rich

It is illegal to sell your one ounce of silver to seven different people

>>56701209
>I posted 3 million two threads ago

And I'm posting 1,150,000 million right now, suck it pleb.

>>56701317
Perfectly legal if 3 bet it's going down, 3 bet it's going up, and one wants the actual silver

>>56701317
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vigorish

>>56701227
>I'm the only anon in 4 years of pmg to post a house
There are reasons for that. For my part, I wouldn't feel safe posting something that could be recognized in Street View modes.

>>56700973
>Speaking of ebay, something i started to do lately is directly connect on my account with a .de, .it, etc.. domain, to start to slurp on stuff with international arbitrage. For the US i'm sure you could make a killing fren, with 5RM selling for $25+ when you can get them in bulk on .de for below half this price, and the international shipping fees aren't too outrageous too.

I haven't done it for a while, but I used to sign in to .de and .es a lot in my hunt for ancient/medieval artifacts and coins. Bought a sweet collection of coins on the .it site too with an eclectic mix of ancient roman, scythian, medieval english hammered silver, 18-19th century coins and tokens, and some 20th century sterling silver coins all for just $40, it was ridiculous. Had to use a parcel forwarding service in Italy to smuggle it out (export of coins forbidden kek) which added another $20 but it still would have been a steal if it cost me another $200. I had gobs of fun looking for cheapies that europoors didn't know are rare and valuable, I ought to dust off that strategy again.

>>56701317
It's legal but only if your ounce of silver don't physically exist in the first place.

>>56701374
Yep

I posted redacted tax and mortgage statements

I don't expect everyone to post houses, but most people here don't even claim to own one
And iqdelet of all trolls needs to post one

>>56699605
Could I get a discount code for $300 off the Boomer coin? Thanks.

>>56701395
>begs for$300
I offered you $500 and a comfy job to eat your own shit

>>56701380
>pic
Jesus fucking Christ.
Where are those pointy bois from? Can you tell us more about those dolphin shaped arrow heads?
Did you ever consider opening a local museum too? You have legit more artifacts than my local history museum, it's insane.
I'd love to see a collage of your entire collection one day.

The only thing i've ever found was while helping my dad dig a hole in his basement, we found a cannonball from the napoleonic era kek. Shit is really heavy!

>>56701435
Ah forgot about it, but with my brother we also accidentally found a mass grave not far from the communal graveyard. Was full of skellies, we didn't bother digging much and we already saw a dozen craniums. Probably where the old skeletons whose concession ended were ditched here to make room for fresh cadavers in the graveyard just behind.

One thing i remember shocked me a bit was we couldn't find any hand, so i was wondering if the people working there or the gravediggers tore away the hands of the deads to take the rings and bracelets away. Or maybe smaller bones simply degrade much faster and fall off, idk.

>>56701435
>Where are those pointy bois from? Can you tell us more about those dolphin shaped arrow heads?

Everything in that pic is ancient Scythian from the Black Sea region and believe it or not I have several hundred additional bronze arrowheads and lots of other proto-coins not in that pic. The bronze dolphins and the 5 leaf-shaped things under the Panther head strap mount are all actually coins (proto-coins), they were Scythian small-change worth 1/10th of an Obol, or 1/60th of a silver Drachm. Not really interested in opening a museum because I'd have to deal with braindead normoids and faggots whose opinions I couldn't care less about, I'm perfectly happy hoarding for my own pleasure alone

>>56701435
>we found a cannonball from the napoleonic era kek. Shit is really heavy!

That's really cool fren, was it a solid shot or an explosive shell? Do you have an idea how heavy it is? Here are 3/5ths of my 13th century hand-carved stone catapult balls I had to declare as "Sandstone Mineral Nodule Specimens" to sneak out of Spain kek, they are from the front lines of the Catholic Reconquista and hopefully caved-in the chests of a few goatfuckers and perfidious Sephardic subhumans before retiring and coming over to chill with me for a while.

And regarding that mass grave... Did you know that genuine human skulls are worth like $500 each here in the USA? I might have an interesting business proposition for you fren, lmao

>>56701616
Those look like neolithic transportation rollers.

>>56698976
I was thinking it might be funny to have a Lehman Bank mug.
"Team risk management" or "gift for the best head of compliance" or something like it ;-)

>I question what the point of 1oz silver coins are if not for circulation
In circulation it gets polished by many hands fondling it, it will develop a patina that protects it. Often those coins for circulation have a more robust alloy too, silver alone soft and tarnishes faster.

>I chose to handle it and not encapsulate it because I wanted to see how bad it would get
What is your verdict? I would say it's bad.

>I'll be focusing on gold and platinum into the future starting with pic rel.
9999 gold will almost never change, but less pure gold will tarnish a bit too. Check out picrel, the Krugerrand i bought to have a coin to fondle. It has a slight patina because of the silver and copper in the alloy.

As for your silver coin, it's still an oz of silver and it should clean up too.
I bought anti tarnish paper for silver, cut it into fine strips and put all my silver bullion coins in capsules with some of the paper.
They look like the first day i bought them.
I also only handle uncirculated coins with cotton gloves.

>>56699818
They need to mint more camel coins. Maybe MintAnon could help with a “PePe of Arabia” design

>>56702136

>>56702052
Buy a MintScamAnon wagmi round, same vibe

>>56702136
Kektop, have to pay a 86% premium for a commodity and then buy supplies to protect it and it still loses value to inflation

Am I gonna make it?

>>56702571
>86% premium
I paid 3% premium at the time of purchase and i'm deep in the green. What are you talking about?

>>56701616
>was it a solid shot or an explosive shell?
Idk fren, i'm clueless about boomboom balls, solid i guess since i used to throw it on rocks to smash them when i was younger.

>Here are 3/5ths of my 13th century hand-carved stone catapult balls I had to declare as "Sandstone Mineral Nodule Specimens" to sneak out of Spain kek
lmaoo, that's neat. Did spaniard leave messages on them, like those israeli kikes signing on bombs they are about to drop over kids?
>hopefully caved-in the chests of a few goatfuckers and perfidious Sephardic subhumans
I'll never be not mad at those fucking gate-openers at night. Should remain a lesson about never trusting these demonic fuckers until the end times.

>Did you know that genuine human skulls are worth like $500 each here in the USA? I might have an interesting business proposition for you fren, lmao
Don't tempt me bro lol. But i suppose a 500 bux skull must be in perfect shape and complete? And i shouldn't even ask, i'd rather not have the cops showing up at home asking me about dem 'skulls after the customs Xray my parcel anyway!
Not counting those poor souls deserve a bit of rest.

>>56702644
You can see the pink strips of anti tarnish paper. They also prevent the coins from rattling in the capsules.
Am i autismo incarnate?

dem cute turtles

>>56702653
All that effort you take to lose 80% thats impressive autismo

>>56701262
Define "own". Most Americans are up to their eyeballs in debt and a majority of that debt is mortgages.

>>56702870
>lose 80%
I say it again, i didn't lose anything. I'm in the green, like most of the stackers in the thread.
You lost 80% of your reasoning capability it seems.

>>56702893
Everyone that bought silver lost 80%. No refunds

>>56702911
It appears we have a stong case of projection going on.
So you bought silver and lost 80%?

Bayhorse is pumping like mad. I know a lot of anons went to cmmg but I'm surprised nobody here is talking about it.

>>56702963
Thanks for keeping us updated.

I checked my silver and gold coins, just to be sure. They look like before, not more, not less. Did i do something wrong?

>>56702995
Yes, you bought silver and lost 80%. No refunds

All you had to do to get rich was
not buy silver.... and yall fucked it up......kektop

What we know so far

Anon got scammed and lost 80%

>>56703110
Better than a 100% fiat scam. I'll keep stacking 999 and 90% all day long.

>>56701317
Better just cool it with the antisemitism bro.

>>56702963
>Bayhorse is
Doing nothing. We went over this yesterday.
>>56696796
Stop larping as a shill.

>>56702636
What's your weight? It's an excellent start. Also lumping >>56703158 in, nice stainless steel handguns frens.

>>56703158
Yep. And dedollarization is a real thing that's been coming for a long time.
BRICS aligned countries have actually been building the foundations for it for many years.
Some experts say a boom in commodities prices to begin mid 2024 and rally for a year or more
Then big crash expected.
I'm trying to resolve some kind of personal strategy to protect against the inevitable negative effects
Seems like anything we but with today's dollars is likely to be worth 2 to 4 times or more in next year's dollars.
But there will be the crash which could be either a big recession or a depression. So eventually we could see values drop through the floor at some point through the worst of it.
So on one hand I want to get out of fiat.
But at the same time it would be critical to have the cash to buy during the big crash dip.

>>56703247
I have stacked long and hard fren - 5k+oz Silver, 20oz+ Gold, 10oz+ Platinum. Much in steel/lead/brass and survival gear as well. I hope we all make it frens.

>>56703309
Oh I was just commenting on your Beretta. but nice stack!

>>56702963
>bayhorse
because its a jeet meme. fuck bayborse

>>56703158
>beretta 92x performance
anon, you did get the $300 rebate for this right?? i want one, its on my next buy

>>56702963
All of the smart people left to CMMG. Pmg is only left with fondleboys.

I was watching one of my favorite westerns last night, Nevada Smith starring Steve McQueen. His character is half Indian so in the scene where he's at a brothel with other cowhands, the proprietor sets aside an Indian dance hall girl for him. He says to her "five dollars. . .for some information." He tosses her a single coin. So it must be a $5 gold coin rather than 5 silver dollars. That gold coin today is worth like $600. He didn't even want sexo out of that deal.

>>56703470
>is faggot
>says foondlers hate bayhorse, fake gold storage and jeet containment thread
>is faggot

tell us more about how good the decisions we make are :)

>>56703468
I bought the 92X Performance when it came out. I also own a large set of mining stocks including Bayhorse as one of my gambles. I'm in the green most of my investment and look to be massively up in the next few years.

>>56703495
Why not both? Hedging your bets is a high IQ move.

No wonder IQ is such a bitch.

>>56701380
Thats a nice Olbian hoard anon

Any signs I'm missing that point to the price raising on Monday? I'm looking to acquire more.

>>56701111
Maybe has Chinese drywall in his house. Or some people just have more corrosive sweat than others.

Where could one acquire an official stamp used to mark 24 karat bullion as legitimate?

Imagine not trading in your monopoly money for physical assets.

>>56704154
>stamp used to mark 24 karat bullion as legitimate
It doesn't exist. Just buy real gold and don't be a (((fraudster)))

>>56700416
That's just what happens when you leave it exposed to air in most places. Reversible with 1 or 2 hot water + baking soda baths.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhtGxujrLTc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZmXjt5H_q8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwxDjUa5YZg
Grabbed a few links just so you can compare and see it used on different examples. Rub it very gently after it's been sitting in the hot water with a layer of baking soda under, on top and poured on top again. To avoid scratching. I've personally done this with one I left by a dusty heater to see what would happen.

>>56702645
>Don't tempt me bro lol. But i suppose a 500 bux skull must be in perfect shape and complete?

Heh, I was mostly joking but if I ever come across a cheap old medical school skeleton or box of old prepared anatomy class skulls I'm hoovering 'em up. I haven't looked in years but ratty old skulls missing teeth and the lower jaw would still sell in the $500 range, intact ones can range from near $1000 to nearly 10K if it shows dramatic pathologies or is something like an ancient "conehead" elongated cranium skull from tribes that wrapped the heads of babies. Skulls are very desirable to certain people, imagine the many debaucheries a big titty goth chick would engage in with you to get a real skull, kek.

>>56703843
>Thats a nice Olbian hoard anon

Why thank you my observant fren, I guess it might be more accurate to call the assemblage Greco-Scythian, the multicultural milieu in the region back then was pretty complex and interesting but getting too academic makes peoples' eyes glaze over lol.

>>56704435
>Greco-Scythian
Patrician taste. If not for rusniggers, I'd go metal detecting in the South and Crimea lol

>>56704550
>If not for rusniggers, I'd go metal detecting in the South and Crimea lol

Oof, you're in Ukraine? I'm happy you haven't been sent to the meat grinder and are still with us anon. Tons of treasure to be found further south or in your slice of the Carpathian Basin region, I hope you manage to go find some oneday. I recognize your lovely c. 215 AD Caracalla Antoninianus, one of those is still on my want-list. The wide planchets and ~5g weight makes them particularly impressive compared to normal Denarii, and their significance in monetary history as being the coins which marked the beginning of Rome's catastrophic path toward total debasement later that century make them yet more interesting. I have a good number of artifacts I've never photographed or shared from the immediate Black Sea area, Of note is a pair of early Scythian late bronze age/early iron age cast bronze axe heads from a cache that a detectorist dug up in Crimea. They found 4 similar flat bronze axe heads similar to the flat type "sagaris" or later flat iron "tethered axe" and one fancier and heavier socketed battle axe, so I got the latter and selected the best of the flat examples. I'll dig them out of storage and post pics soon if interested.

>>56704177
I didn't know people still bought gold in pmg

>>56705041
They don't, they already lost all they $$$$ on the silver scam

>>56704154
>Where could one acquire an official stamp used to mark 24 karat bullion as legitimate?

Jewelry stamps/punches are cheap and plentiful, but no one would ever trust some random metallic blob stamped in your basement with a $10 jewelry punch. "Official" (fake) hallmark punches made to copy "Tiffany" or other designer brand marks are probably being sold on alibaba but if you fuck around you're gonna find out.

>>56705247

Ah there you are, glad we found you! Your owners were wondering where their lazy poorfaggot Jew was hiding because you're still not done collecting today's quota of syphilitic condoms. If you hustle hard you may still be able to earn your bowl of Chinese imitation Gefilte fish to keep you going through your next shift working the footjob stall.

>>56702636
>Yu-Gi-Oh
>Not Magic the Gathering

NGMI

>>56704872
>Oof, you're in Ukraine? I'm happy you haven't been sent to the meat grinder and are still with us anon.
Yep, I'm fine, anon. Don't buy into zegroe propaganda too much, it's pretty comfy here.

Those are some neato swords and axe heads. How do you preserve them from rusting further?

I love Caracalla's coinage for his angry frowns and a big variety of deities on reserves. I have amassed about 10 silver pieces so far

if you stack anything but old-world gold, I don't respect you

>>56705354
Based Beans stackers

>>56705392
Good to hear life is comfy anon! Metal detecting is pretty popular across Ukraine, I wonder if you live near any medieval or ancient settlements or historic battle sites? Some of the nicest flint and stone European Neolithic artifacts come from Ukraine too, there is a vast wealth of history in that part of the world.
>How do you preserve them from rusting further?
That's a good question, I still need to figure out how the pros do it, but generally you need to submerge and soak the iron artifacts in distilled water to dissolve and remove salts and other chemicals, then discard the water, soak more, discard, soak some more etc. until the damaging salts and contamination is gone. There is a tannic acid bath treatment some use to create a stable skin of Iron Tannate which protects iron from further oxidation, and there are different sealants people use like dipping in hot melted paraffin wax or applying microcrystalline paraffin "RenWax" paste. I have read about but don't really understand other more sophisticated dips/treatments some museums use to stabilize surfaces, I have much more to learn.

And yeah, you'll have no shortage of interesting pieces to study and collect if you're focusing on the coinage of Caracalla. I'm definitely more of a broad-scope generalist collector but I recognize the appeal of specializing and respect the expertise and discipline it requires. Please post more of your collection, is there anything in particular you're looking to acquire next? Dunno if you've ever looked at the entries over on Wildwinds.com but including Provincial issues there are thousands of different coins, that alone could keep a person busy for multiple lifetimes:
https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/caracalla/t.html

Why are silver scammers terrified that authentic information regarding silver will reach the public.....really makes you think,,,,,,,,,

>>56705599
Shills working over hours again, sads

>>56705565
>if you stack anything but old-world gold, I don't respect you

Wow nice stack bro, I'm sure the respect of someone of your caliber is a real hot commodity.

Obvious, but still...

>>56705599
>Why are gay Jewish prostitutes working in Vietnam terrified that authentic information regarding their abject poverty will reach the public.....IQDELET's frantic attempts to deflect attention away from the fact that he collects condoms and driftwood really makes you think,,,,,,,,,

>>56698805
Is it even a good idea to stack peace and morgan dollars with how high the premiums are?

>>56705804
Stacking silver in any form is retarded

>>56705843
You forgot kektop

>>56705804
Yes.

Wtf is this next level of goldback shlling, never even heard of this kids show. Video doesn't even mention silver and lies saying the US was formed on a gold standard when it was a bimetallic standard.
https://youtu.be/5EyhrnDMYIc

>>56698805
Bought my friend a Roman Double Denarius for Christmas. It's only like 40-50% silver, but he's a numismatist who doesn't know it yet. He might actually basedface when he opens it lol

>>56705960
>might
very nice of you

>>56705954

Can someone explain how two bars of the same mass can have the prices flipped? Spot is spot, regardless of manufacturer. So how can one that's 93 cents/ozt over spot be less expensive than one that at spot, no markup?
From Bold...

>>56706139
it's a scam, simple as.

>>56706139
"as low as" does not mean the price for 1 bar

>>56706232
yup, usually the price listed is for like for 500+ ounce buys kek.

why do collectors buy coins and various shit when it's not even shiny?

>>56705354
>Not Magic the Gathering
Even though i'm cashing out of this talmudic shitshow, i couldn't help but buy few dozens copies of pic rel from the edition released yesterday for a quick flip.
Easiest x4 incoming. I've rarely seen a creature powercreeped so insanely violently. It's just absurd at this point.

>>56705960
That's neat, fren. But why didn't you accompagn your post with a picture of said coin?

>>56706311
>why do collectors buy coins and various shit when it's not even shiny?

>>56706344
Derp

I got one for myself too. Gonna break it out of the NGC package because I want to hold it and feel its power

>>56706387
Cool, condition is great. And i totally agree, break this thing up, i hate this US trend of plastic cuck-caging every coin they can put their hand onto. It's so fucking retarded, especially for the shitty condition ones.

Only maybe the top 1% condition of coins should be slabbed. It's utterly pointless for the rest. And it will inevitably promote scamming too, as fake slabs are incredibly easy to make for chinks, and once slabbed you can't weight nor efficiently loupe in your coins. It gives a false sense of safety. Truly a jewish business.

>>56706387
what grade is it? picture showing the entire case?

>>56706344
Because he's a silver scam shill and he was lying , none of these scammers own silver unless they are selling it to you like my good fren mintscamanon

>>56706442
>cuck-caging
lmao so true

>>56706454
I actually just noticed I got one XF and one VF. Had no clue what I was doing before I bought. Friend will have the XF

>>56706531
Go back to rubbing my smelly feet while you make waterproof socks out of used condoms full of tourists' cum.
Only once you are done i allow you to open your cum gargling mouth, and only to compliment me on my beautiful spanish doubloons' ashtray.

>>56706531
Don't you have used condoms to gobble down?

>>56706387
That does look very neat. Kinda off topic but I’ve always been surprised with how inexpensive even some of the more interesting ones are compared to more modern currencies

>>56706605
Silver scam victim no comprende supply and demand.....many such cases

>>56706668
the supply of authenticated ancient roman coins is exceedingly high?

>>56706709
Proving once again you don't understand supply and demand

>>56706668
What is the the demand for picking up used sex tubes. Because I sure know the supply is exceedingly high

>>56706736

>>56706232
>>56706281
The 93 cents above spot Hereaus bar is 3,970.70 *any* qty.
The at-spot Geiger bar is 4,120.38 for qty 1.
So it's even stranger than advertised.

>>56705590
>I wonder if you live near any medieval or ancient settlements or historic battle sites?
There are some Chernyakhivska culture sites around, but I'm too caught up in wage-slaving right now, unfortunately. Might get into it this spring

Of course, I collect other stuff, too, and not only ancients. My latest pick-up is a legionary denarius of Mark Antony

>>56706605
>Kinda off topic but I’ve always been surprised with how inexpensive even some of the more interesting ones are compared to more modern currencies

They're the last best realm of numismatics where bargains are the norm. I've seen plenty of retard collectors of more modern numismatics, but never met a dumbfuck ancient coin collector either. Navigating and collecting ancients is much more complicated than filling a Whitman book of Wheat Cents or Merc dimes, a pursuit that even an idiot like IQDELET could manage if he had any money. Since fresh ancients can only be found randomly by detectorists there has never been an effective way for dealers to control supply, and thus no incentive for them to astroturf demand and aggressively promote ancient coins the way they promoted 20th century US coinage. The variance in patinas, integrity of surfaces, strength of strike, die pairings and the state of the dies and many other factors also makes it far more difficult to build broad market consensus grading and value charts like we have with modern coinage.
>TLDR: Ancients are cheap because normies can't into them.

>>56706605
I'm a no-coiner and was mostly interested in owning something affordable and 1800 years old with some precious metal content, but maybe this will be the first coin of many more.

There is something I find attractive about precious metals in a very primal respect despite being quite averse to wearing jewelry. Gold and silver, taken from the ground of the earth, evoking the two most prominent heavenly bodies, sun and moon, is incredibly poetic, almost uncomfortable to contemplate.

>>56706879
>>56706736
Kektop, one retard says its high supply and the other retard says its low demand added together their iq is 100

>>56706879
>Since fresh ancients can only be found randomly by detectorists there has never been an effective way for dealers to control supply, and thus no incentive for them to astroturf demand and aggressively promote ancient coins the way they promoted 20th century US coinage. The variance in patinas, integrity of surfaces, strength of strike, die pairings and the state of the dies and many other factors also makes it far more difficult to build broad market consensus grading and value charts like we have with modern coinage.
Both excellent points bro.
Jooz having a hard time banking on them/cornering efficiently the market is enough of a reason to start collecting them. Also they just look great. Simple as.

Walking home today, some fucker bumped into me and instantly started talking shit about aluminum being the best metal. I tried to remain calm and explain to him that iron was actually the best metal, but he wouldn't take a hint. He started throwing around words like "rust" and I lost it. Punched him right in his aluminum loving fuck face.

I hate aluminum so goddamn much.

>>56706910
>Treaty concerning Demand and Supply, By Sir IQDELET

Low demand : silver coinage and bars
High demand : cum filled condoms and salted drywood

Low supply : 50% off camping "resort" in a SEA monkey industrial shithole
High supply : fake physical silver

Kektop IQ has suffered 80% brain damage from repeated head injuries getting slammed into walls being face fucked by boomers with ladyboy fetishes

>>56706910
>Called itself a retard
At least IQ is that self aware
Kektop!

>>56706968
Should have told him he's a tranny loving faggot since Al is a post-transition metal.

>>56706968
You made a thread in pol about this story.....

>>56706895
>Gold and silver, taken from the ground of the earth, evoking the two most prominent heavenly bodies, sun and moon, is incredibly poetic, almost uncomfortable to contemplate.

My nigga, sounds like you might enjoy the relatively scarce ancient Roman coins depicting the goddess Aeternitas, the personification of Eternity. The 2 I have in pic are denarii of Hadrian, there are several other Roman issues and different denominations depicting Aeternitas but on coins she is a rare deity. The goddess is shown holding the head of the golden Sun god Sol in one hand and the silver Moon goddess Luna in the other. I always thought the symbolism of Gold and Silver transcending time in the arms of Eternity was sublime, and having that ancient understanding of the everlasting nature of these 2 celestial metals struck on a silver coin from 1,900 years ago further reinforces the point! 10/10 I'd highly recommend finding one of your own anon.

>>56707100
Never forget yesterday when a silver scam victim true believer tried to shill garbage rocks on /k/ and promptly got btfo by everyone. Kektop no normal person believes your programming

#no refunds

>>56707106
I-it's beautiful

>>56698805
every man aboard would have killed his mate
for a bag of guineas or a piece of eight

Get rich by not buying silver

>>56707268
>or a piece of eight
What would you do for a bunch of them, but they are welded together into an unpractical, heavy ashtray?

>>56698805
does anyone own the bitcoin gold coin? it looks fun to have. just want to see a non-advertisement photo of it.
>t. silver/pm noob looking into gold

>>56707340
Then why are you a poor tranny trying to sell driftwood(condoms included) to tourists in between your shifts at the footjob shack?

>>56707192
I remember an anon posting thier pistol and some silver and getting attacked for it. Then I remember a bunch of /k/ regulars telling the attackers to post thier pistols or gtfo. Then the thread devolved into if putting down injured animals is evil or not.

>>56707459
/k/ is nothing but feds and JIDF shills, of course they’d be against silver. And of course they wouldn’t post guns.

>>56707340
Nay

>>56707473
That's why I quit hanging there awhile back its all shills, feds, and agenda pushing. Once it was obvious the attackers were only gonna throw insults and didn't have guns to post they got ignored and the thread moved on.

>>56707459
>attacker post gun
>it's a glock 17 with written "property of the US government" over it
woops

>>56706967
>Jooz having a hard time banking on them/cornering efficiently the market is enough of a reason to start collecting them. Also they just look great. Simple as.

Yep, simple as indeed fren. It would take me a bit to collect and articulate my thoughts but as objects ancient coins are almost at the furthest opposite end of the spectrum from things like Beanie Babies or Funko-pops. Unlike that modern soi-infused consoomerslop or even most coins made on a mass industrial scale over the past 200 years they all inherently and observably unique, you wouldn't even be able to find 2 pieces made the same day by the same man with the same dies that are a perfect match. That coupled with a limited and widely distributed supply that can only be increased by the thousands of people going out with detectors and digging 100 pieces of garbage for every coin, an activity which itself may become legislated into oblivion in our lifetimes, largely immunizes them from semitic market-cornering and centralization of supply, large scale shilling and other shenanigans which inflate the bubbles seen in almost all other markets. As more people get educated and learn that ancient coins can actually be owned by individuals instead of just museums, and as mankind's hunger for authenticity and SOVL grows stronger in a world that is growing more soulless and homogenized by the day, there's nowhere but upward for the value and demand for such pieces to climb.

>>56707496
I left /k/ behind probably around a year ago or so. once they jannies got sloppy and let war threads break down into political shit flinging on a near constant basis, not to mention the threads have literally nothing to do with weapons or vehicles. It’s basically just /pol/‘s blue board with pictures of guns every now and again. That and the CONSTANT fed posting. The constant attempts to shape narratives. I just had enough. Sloppy (or straight up compromised) jannies and mods kill boards.

>>56707743
That's how the handgun general was last night. There was maybe 30-35 pics of pistols, almost all of them were of the same gun by the same anon as he disassembled the gun to show the internals (not hating on that anon they were good pics and the pistolwas oretty uniqu). The rest of the pics were cartoon characters, hotdogs, or just noguns with no pics. Then the silver came out and it was obvious it was a coordinated attack on the anon by a bunch of noguns who hadn't been participating in the thread before hand. There were some Russian bot accusations at the PM posters. /k/ has just turned to shit. I used to have a good time in there back in the day.

>>56707743
>>56707809
I'd pay $100k in pms to find out where just 1 fed lives

>>56699649
finally someone smart enough to pixelate their fucking fingerprints

>>56707829
get a job working with electronic health records. you'll know where every american lives

>>56707829
Maybe hire ashtray Bob for the job he works real cheap you can pay him in either worthless ashtrays or silver-plated teasets you can find at any yardsale for $1

>>56707829
You aren't the only one. If they weren't arresting themselves in under cover stings or tricking literal retards into breaking the law they wouldn't have anything to do.

>>56707900
>for $1

Such aspirations are cute, but your owners say you'll need to collect and spit-shine at least another 3,500 rancid rubbers before you ever earn that kind of money. Best get busy pleb.

>>56707975
>500K Nam Tram Ding Dong
this banknote sound like a bad racist joke lmao

>>56707900
Speaking of the royal (King of Ledumb, amirite ahah) "tea set" in question, it's pic rel. I was hoping that maybe... you know... you could also bake one of your delicious memefud jpg starring it? With a snarky comment only you have the secret of.

As your expert eye already noticed i got scammed AGAIN with chink plated crap (and it's aluminum-plated, wtf?!), i think i deserve to be shamed for it.

>>56708119
>sure I got scammed on these Loius VII salad forks bbbbbbut they are shiny and at least I'm not at a beach resort

>>56707673
You are hyping me up so much scrapbro. I believe you are spot on on everything you said, and i can't let this opportunity slip through my fingers.

Cash wise it's been pretty rough for me the past few weeks as my health degraded quite a bit (fuckin' rain all day long is killing me bones), so i couldn't be as efficient as i planned. But i'll soon be in the process of liquidating what's left of RL cards from my mtg store, and i plan to convert the cash into ancient coins. It probably will be slow paced as i'm new to it, but i hope i'll have some stuffs you'll enjoy looking at, and your advices will be most welcomed.

I also feel a certain numbers of anons here are getting interested on the topic of ancient coins, and maybe like me they were on the fence for a while, tempted by seeing all those beautiful pics, but rebutted by a self-imagined price tag (before you started to post about those, i thought any 2000yo silver coin was worth like 500 bux minimum..) and overwhelmed by the quantity of infos.
So i'm sure more and more frens will enjoy your knowledge as they consider it a serious hobby and as alternative savings/investment.

>>56707900
I love that you still have no idea who Bob is

>>56708201
>Cash wise it's been pretty rough for me the past few weeks as my health degraded quite a bit

Maybe you should focus on your financial and physical health instead of frantically losing money as fast as you wagie for it.

Get well soon please I don't want to mock a dying man who is getting scammed by my relatives

>>56708291
But what if the main reason my health is degrading is because of the anxiety resulting from all your fud?
I'm knee deep into it IQ, each time you make me doubt about my life choice, i realize all my wealth is tied to fake physical silver and it hurts... bad...

So please have some consideration and save a fren's life by making the sensible choice. Otherwise you'll have my death on your conscience. And i'm pretty sure you don't want an antisemitic crippled frog with a thick accent as harrassing ghost.

>>56708248
I find it cute he mistake the poorest anon here for the (self-anointed) richest boomer here.

>>56699236
I made that!

>>56700415
>18 posts by this ID
I just find it so strange that somebody would go to such lengths to persuade complete strangers on the internet to not buy Silver

Did somebody say dimes?

>>56708358
Kek'd
I'm probably the only boomer here and not even in the top 10 wealthiest posters anymore
I've seen stacks here worth more than everything I own

>>56708398
>I'm probably the only boomer here

>>56708398
The richest poster on pmg aside from myself and mintscamanon is Bob, his net worth is $3 and an ashtray. The rest of yall folx are constantly crying about poverty. It's really sad you could be rich if you....

>>56708381
Like >>56708376
These braggarts look how proud they are of those tiny little stacks that they lost 80% on .....extreme poverty. Kektop and they are wagies too.sad

>>56708431
>metals posted -$0
>fiat posted -$0
>houses posted -$0
>tropical beach selfies posted -0
>used Vietnamese butt condoms posted -5
We're all impressed little guy

IQ still posting after the relentless beatdown they got is just depressing

Hi /biz/. First time poster, but also a k/ommando. I inherited about 7lbs (thats around 3 kilos) of silver from my father. Not all /k/ommandos are retards, but the majority of posters these days are in reality noguns /pol/ war tourists.
But I digress. I wanted to say thanks to /pmg/ for teaching me about my new investment. Not silver, but latex and condom manufacturers. Ill see you on the moon bros!

>>56708378
>I just find it so strange that somebody would go to such lengths to persuade complete strangers on the internet to not buy Silver
Really? I feel for the silver scam and I don't want others to do the same.

>>56708519
Don't forget to stack boolets too /k/fag

>>56708527
Jokes on you, i collect spent brass on the public blm ranges.

>>56706968
You know this is a /b/tard theme, right?
Go back.

>>56708525
Shift change? Good morning.

haven't been here in a while. did mintanon ever release the crusaders or did he finally rug pull

>>56708519
Lmao your dad could have bought a house with the money he wasted , jk we know you are larping

>>56708584
>crusaders
I was shocked the last meme coin actually shipped. Crusader fags have been waiting almost a year for their meme coin and they're still arguing over the design while mintanon shows up and apologizes every now and then.

>>56708598
No larp. I'll post a pic with timestamp in an upcoming thread. Im at work atm.

>>56708431
Can you not come up with something that's actually funny?

>>56708535
>i collect spent brass on the public blm ranges.

Jokes on you, that brass won't do you any good when I collect all the spend lead on the public BLM ranges!

>>56708535
Found the range jew.

>>56708659
IQ's existence is funny, don't give it (You)'s

>>56708671
His existence makes me sick. I like to think of him as a joker from the medieval times. The more entertaining he is, he less likely he's to visit the chopping block.

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/1005006141816044.html

thoughts on these?

>small
>made in china
>claims to be 925
>one reviewer claims no magnetic attraction
>disney stamp

are these a potential gold mine you could pawn?

>>56708201
Don't FOMO my fren, the ancient coins have been around for thousands of years and won't disappear anytime soon so the most important thing to do is invest in educating yourself and applying your autistic energies to the things you might like to specialize in. You don't want to go full retard and buy hundreds of mediocre pieces that won't give you much pleasure. Instead you should be patient, do research to understand the market and the rarities and values for the things you like, and then try to slurp only the occasional truly superior specimens at bargain prices that you'll come to recognize as you get more familiar with everything. Since you like Greco-Egyptian history I recommend the early Ptolemaic bronzes, they struck a bunch of different denominations from fractional obols of a few grams up to huge 3+oz chonkers so building an emperor and denomination run of Ptolemaic ancients like in pic could be quite rewarding. The bottom left coin where Alexander the GOAT is wearing an elephant-skin headdress is a bronze Obol struck by the OG Ptolemy I Soter and is probably among the rarest and most valuable in the handful, its condition is uncommonly high. The coinage didn't get reformed and standardized on the basis of their huge bronze drachms instead of silver until Ptolemy II

>>56708724
i mean obviously you wouldnt get much. but if you pawned a bunch of them at once claiming they are original pandora charms.. idk

>>56708767
>but if you pawned a bunch of them at once claiming they are original pandora charms.. idk

Might be more worthwhile than the SIM card schizo's scheme to buy 10s of thousands of cards via 1 cent or free promotional deals and then put them all in a chemical bath recirculating through a water feature in his house to remove the gold foils. Not likely to be more successful by too much though lol, have fun anon.

Guys... >>56708888

>>56708892
>>56708899
Anti silver jews on suicide watch.

>>56708902
>>56708892
We already knew this. Here's your one and only (You). Keep stacking.

>>56708953
>not checking those digits in that other thread
Get your eyes checked.

>>56708968
Sorry no one cared about your digits, no point in advertising them unless you're that much of an attention whore.

>>56709067
>he doesn't into meme magic
Go back to r*ddit you casual.

Buying silver is le big dumb

>there are 5 threads on /biz/ rn bitching and/or asking about silber
This is more board visibility than any given shitcoin but for BTC lol. Seems like PMs are gaining some traction, at least in the minds of anons.

Baked a new thread
>>56709185
>>56709185
>>56709185

>>56709186
Link is still the number one shilled shitcoin on /biz/.

>>56708665
When I worked in a machine shop, we just threw out worn out carbide bits. I started collecting it all and at the time is was about $5/lb in scrap. If you're going for weight, get gud.

>>56708378
bbby logic lmao