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>>56814990

BIG NEWS!

UK court rules in favour of LME's metal market manipulation.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-11-29/lme-wins-nickel-crisis-case-as-uk-rules-against-elliott?leadSource=uverify%20wall

This means that there's very little chance of market price discovery actually happening because the gangsters run the country. We will have a similar situation to Argentina where the price of metals will be worth more on the public market than the corporation's metal market. IIRC there was a similar situation that happened in the 60's here where gold could be sold for more on mainland Europe and then that currency exchanged back into GBP which resulted in the UK government implemented capital controls.

Who else here stackin' copper?

>>56815014
It's afraid

Any info on this pendant? Can't find anything here..

i sent in 2 coins to ngc today to try them out too. i have one more nice rm coming that i'll most likely send, but then i'll wait to get all these back. i think the fucking new jersey mail negros have my package again.

>>56815029

>>56815016
>copper

This thread is for precious metals, not common metals.

>>56814536
>It's a much more complex -and mortal- craft than i imagined.

Indeed it is fren, and since most people know nothing at all about the art of slinging or its artifacts there are no normies or retards to stink things up, it is a very comfy and fascinating space to allow one's autism to roam free. It's lots of fun to chuck stones with a sling, the elegant simplicity of a weapon that can be worn as a necklace or belt or wadded up in one's pocket would make it a helluva tool for dealing with commies and BLM rioters the next time a lowlife overdoses on drugs near a white cop.

Not related but wanna share my joyous win today, I slurped a magnificent rare ancient cheapie this morning. The seller was a retard and did the worst job imaginable with their title, description, and choice of category to list it in so while the total cost of $294 isn't peanuts I could probably flip it for $1000+ ezpz.

It's an actually genuine (almost all are fakes) ancient ~1,800-1,900 BC Babylonian baked clay Cuneiform tablet, with beautiful provenance. Of the few cuneiform tablets that are actually genuine most have insufficient or zero provenance, but this has the receipt from a prestigious antiquarian book dealer and the name of the professor who bought it for 10.5 GBP back on April 13th, 1939. What he paid was the equivalent of $46.62 USD back when gold was $35/oz, so $294 today is nothing. Feels fucking good bro, ever since I was a little kid I always wanted a Cuneiform tablet but all I've seen besides this have been fake, unprovenanced loot, or priced ridiculously high. Major fucking win for an antiquities autist.

neet from /g/ here, what am i supposed to do with this?

>>56815064
>~1,800-1,900 BC Babylonian baked clay Cuneiform tablet

Other side of the tablet, it's now by-far the oldest book in my collection kek.

>>56815091
>>56815064
really cool. you only paid $294 for it?!

>>56815069
fondle it

Buying physical gold means you immediately lose money. At any point in time you can never sell gold for as much as you can buy it.

this guy's videos are better than most of the stacking channels

This laborer found this today any idea what it is?

>>56815064
>>56815091
Gigabased, i want one too now!
You should look up on univ databases for translating apps, from cuneiform > english. It will first require you to take a pic with max brightness then use another tool to convert it on B&W over a flat page.

I wanna know what it says, unless you already have the QRD from the professor?
I guess it's most likely some accounting records, but it may be something very cool, like an epic or a myth narrating gods' adventures. One can dream!
Superb slurp fren, as always you never fail to deliver.

>>56815098
>you only paid $294 for it?!
$293.67 with shipping and tax, not insignificant but for an artifact like this it was a goddamn steal. Luv my cheapies regardless of composition.

>>56815014
>judge ruling in favor of continued manipulation

I have seen this one played out before.

>>56815053
its precious to me, anon
>>56815016

Round II

>>56815261
you weren't lying. god damn do ribs sound good

Why do literally none of you buy mining stocks?

If silver doubles, mining stocks will 10x.

i missed the meat thread

>>56815261

>>56815277
That’s just not what we do.
“If you don’t hold it, you don’t own it”
/cmmg/ on biz if you want to paper chase.
You won’t call us crazy in the end.
I really don’t go a fuck what you do with your money.

>>56815016
I do. I occasionally sort through penny boxes and on a couple occasions purchased 33 pound shipments of copper pennies for $110 each on Ebay.
It is the cheapest way to buy copper and I believe the 10x spikes we see in the LME with Nickel and Zinc(tin?) are a dire foreboding of things to come. That's not some glitch, that was someone placing bets and the commodity managers weren't prepared to short the necessary amount of contracts to contain the price. I think the fundamentals will one day overwhelm the paper-band-aids all over everything. The paper-ponzi has built-in exponential functions which implies will only get worse from here as there is no way to back off the paper-ponzi without it imploding. More deficits and more spending will occur in perpetuity until things just blow up in our face. And even if they can find some way to stave off the inevitable it is only temporary.
Just look at what a few copper pennies could buy you. (granted, this is change for silver, but still!)
Also, the simple fact is that oil will probably never be cheaper than it is right now the the paper-ponzi intact. Natural resources are going to get very expensive and that means extracting metals will as well.

>>56815277
>Why do literally none of you buy mining stocks?
Because no one truly owns their stocks.

The only thing I'm uncertain on is whether other nations outside of the western sphere have something similar.

>>56815261
Why are you showing the underside of the ribs?

Did you burn the shit out of the other side again?

drinkin too

>>56815277
anon, have you heard of bayhorse?

>>56815277
This is actually true, if gold does a 20x then gold mining stocks will likely do a 40-80x due to how undervalued and beaten down they have been. The problem is identifying reliable mining companies that won't get their assets nationalized when the shoe drops

let it resr

>>56815349
>medium-well
yuck

>>56815014
All it means is these investment funds will pull out of the lme/comex and start trading on the chinese/russian/brics markets when they get fully up and running.

Legitimacy is being lost now in western markets and will help in its collapse and removal of the khazarian mafia controlled system.

>>56815064
indeed comfy hobby, anon. ive used these badass rubberband wrist rockets but never an old school leather sling. how long you been practicing?

>>56815358
solid medium sir

you are seeing the pepper crust from tbe wood fire

to be honest i was going for medium rare but fire hot

>>56814783
post silver and lead slingers

>>56815376
I withdraw my yuck then, carry on with the yummy

>>56815016
I just come back from the place with the biggest copper stack i've ever seen. I was allowed to visit the rooftop of the Cathedral of Chartres, one of the oldest gothic cathedral in the world (well, it's not hard they all are here), and to me the most magnificent building ever built. But i'm biaised, i often visited it as a little kid and now nostalgia is kicking in.

Anyway, initially the gothic roof was made out of lead, supported by a huge oaks' frame, called a "forest". But in early 1800s a big fire started and the entire roof went up in ashes. And what's worst is it rained down tons of molten lead all over the church.
King Louis-Philippe ordered the restauration of the roof, but since we were in the early days of the industrial revolution, he wanted to flex on the british, and asked for the frame to be made out of.. cast iron. And it was decided to use copper instead of lead for the new roof, which is very pretty.
So i just saw 5200 sq meters of enormous copper tiles 60m above the ground. 11,000 tiles precisely. Quite a living dream for a copper enjoyer!

>>56815277
The problem with mining stocks is the they are so severely neglected for capital which allowed financing companies to basically strangle them to death in order to secure the mining product. Much of which I imagine is used to funnel into the COMEX.
It is true, that back in the 1960s mining stocks made massive multiples, from 5x-100x. So there is extreme upside. The risks are very extreme where if the dollar does break apart and turmoil ensues, there is a high likelihood that mines get nationalized. I only spent several thousand on mining stocks and if I invest in any more it will be in dividend paying majors. Juniors are a sickly, shitty dreary investment to hold. And they often get reorganized causing you to lose shares and incur fees.
No one knows what the future will hold, but I have a hard time imagining a major credit event occurring and stocks escaping intact. Nations will be more than willing to burn shareholders ESPECIALLY foreigners. I wouldn't want to be an American traveling abroad when shit blows up either.

>>56815295
Nice meat and metals. This guy fucks.
>>56815327
No●

>>56815307
>“If you don’t hold it, you don’t own it”
Who gives a shit? You could actually buy MORE silver with your mining stock gains later.

>You won’t call us crazy in the end.
Enjoy losing gains I guess.

>>56815312
>Because no one truly owns their stocks.
The likelihood the US government would steal everyone's stocks or allow a private company to do so is so astronomically small it's not worth talking about.

>>56815340
>bayhorse is shit therefore all mining stocks are shit
whoa what an argument

>>56815343
>The problem is identifying reliable mining companies
Just buy the GDXJ or buy 10-20 of the companies listed here. ezzz
https://www.goldventures.org/blog/junior-portfolio

>>56815406
>It is true, that back in the 1960s mining stocks made massive multiples
this happened in the late 2000s/early 2010s as well.
>there is a high likelihood that mines get nationalized
It's pretty unlikely and I plan to get out before then.
>Juniors are a sickly, shitty dreary investment to hold.
If gold and silver go up, even the shittiest of junior mining stocks will at least 4x.

>>56815421
>just buy the digital asset or suffer
No thank you and good bye. And don’t let the door hit your ass on the way out!

>>56815399
>900 years ago
And White men are supposed to be ashamed of their heritage?
Fuck kikes. You better be proud, your ancestors accomplished the best mankind had to offer. At every age.

>>56815261
mmm looks tasty omnomnom
Based aluminum cookware stackers rise up

>>56815295
nice t-bone

>>56815349
>>56815339
>>56815376
>>56815418
meat eaters rise up

i had a New York steak for dinner tonite, pan fried to a perfect medium.
I got a nicely marbled rib eye for tomorrow

>>56815261
You better not plan on using this shit pic as the next OP, anon. I keep an eye on you, don't forget!

>>56815421
>The likelihood the US government would steal everyone's stocks or allow a private company to do so is so astronomically small it's not worth talking about.
Oh please. It's all in place for the great taking to happen. It is the definition of own nothing be happy.

>>56815466
>t-bone
thats a porterhouse.

>>56815459
>no argument
stay poor I guess

>>56815510
I'm not saying it couldn't happen, im saying it's unlikely.
It's extremely rare for the government to just "take" your gains.
I would rather have a 20x in mining stocks than a 4x in holding the metals themselves.

>>56815166
Unlisted variety of trade token from the A&W restaurant at Overland Park, Kansas.

probably worth ten or twenty bucks.

>>56815517
oops. looks like a t-bone to me. lol
guess im just an uncultured scrub

>>56815386
Hell yeah brother!
>>56815466
>>56815517
>>56815606
MEAT IS MEAT!!!

>>56815421
The thing is, I'm just gonna keep on stackin.

>>56815421
filtering now

>>56815596
>A&W
Baby burger
Teen burger
Papa burger
Mama buger
damn those were some of the best damn burgers ever made. i just want to go back.

>>56815579
>I would rather have a 20x in mining stocks than a 4x in holding the metals themselves.
Thanks for trying to “help” us. Our principles are that “if you don’t hold it, you don’t own it”

If anyone is interested in what you’re shilling, there is another general on biz called /cmmg/ just the place for the discussion of mining stocks.

That is all, I bid you farewell again. For the 2nd time.

>>56815579
>I would rather have a 20x in mining stocks
but you're not going to.
/cmmg/ and /pmg/ have consistently lost money on mining stocks after 2020, even while metals mooned.

You're almost guaranteed to lose money, not gain it. We've seen hundreds of fools like you come and go just in the last couple years. If even one of you came in and posted gains it might be a different story. But even when you make modest gains you lose even more on some other terrible company.

desert is important too

>>56815517
>porterhouse
where's the tail?

>>56815064
youre gunna need an AI to translate that kek

>>56815641
stay poor
>>56815637
I have nothing against that. I'm just saying you're going to lose out on mega gains.

>>56815676
>Our principles are that “if you don’t hold it, you don’t own it”

>>56815676
>“if you don’t hold it, you don’t own it”
I don't care what medium of exchange gets me to prosperity. I just want to get to prosperity.
I will own all of the things I buy with my gains from mining stocks.
>If anyone is interested in what you’re shilling, there is another general on biz called /cmmg/ just the place for the discussion of mining stocks.
Many newfags to PMs come to this thread and not the /cmmg/ thread because they haven't been educated by us. Why is it bad to explain to them that there are bigger gains to be made elsewhere?

>/cmmg/ and /pmg/ have consistently lost money on mining stocks after 2020
So? lol
It was a bear market. We are entering a bull market.
>even while metals mooned.
Metals crabbed during that period.
People aren't rushing in to mining stocks because they don't know if the gold/silver bull market is solidly in place. Once gold passes $2100 and further and stays above that level, you're going to see massive capital rushing into the mining sector. Happens every time.

>You're almost guaranteed to lose money, not gain it. We've seen hundreds of fools like you come and go just in the last couple years. If even one of you came in and posted gains it might be a different story.
Always be greedy when others are fearful.

>silverbugs

>>56815687
>/cmmg/ and /pmg/ have consistently lost money on mining stocks after 2020
So? lol
It was a bear market. We are entering a bull market.
>even while metals mooned.
Metals crabbed during that period.
People aren't rushing in to mining stocks because they don't know if the gold/silver bull market is solidly in place. Once gold passes $2100 and further and stays above that level, you're going to see massive capital rushing into the mining sector. Happens every time.

>You're almost guaranteed to lose money, not gain it. We've seen hundreds of fools like you come and go just in the last couple years. If even one of you came in and posted gains it might be a different story.
Always be greedy when others are fearful.

>>56815719
>It was a bear market. We are entering a bull market.
it was the biggest bull market of your life, and it's over
>Metals crabbed during that period
bullshit. Silver hit local highs in that period and still hasn't gotten back up that high. Gold only just now got back to where it was then.

You're very new. I guess /cmmg/ kicked you out for being a damn fool

>>56815691
No! It's for weaklings!
(I do respect you thought anime doll poster, keep stacking fren) ((I have 2 action figures from my childhood I could post with though, may do one if I could find it)) (((them...))) ((((lol))))

>>56815719
> don't care what medium of exchange gets me to prosperity. I just want to get to prosperity.
>I will own all of the things I buy with my gains from mining stocks.
And
>Always be greedy when others are fearful.

You have said that you are willing to risk any number of situations where that stock is useless in the name of greed

Hmm you sound greedy. Should I be fearful?

Keep stacking bay-beee!

>>56815761
*though

>>56815746
>it was the biggest bull market of your life
LMAO WHAT?
When?
The bull market in gold and silver is starting right now.
> Silver hit local highs in that period
It didn't even reach an ATH. The trend for metals is exponential rises upward over long periods as states keep printing money.
Gold reached new highs but were barely above the new ATH. Gold is going to at least $4000 an ounce.

>>56815764
>You have said that you are willing to risk any number of situations where that stock is useless in the name of greed
Yes because that scenario is schizophrenically low it's not even worth discussing.

>Keep stacking bay-beee!
I don't understand you people.

>>56815310
>I occasionally sort through penny boxes and on a couple occasions purchased 33 pound shipments of copper pennies for $110 each on Ebay.
Amazing. Do deals like that appear very often? I bet your mailman hates you lol.

>>56815770
>The bull market in gold and silver is starting right now.
yep. looks like it.
/pmg/ went in big on miners last time that happened. They rallied briefly in the beginning of 2020 and then crashed when gold and silver mooned in 20-21.

Some anons are still holding bags down $70k from that time. And several of the companies they bought are now bankrupt. Like I said, you're a fool.

>Gold is going to at least $4000 an ounce
kek
welcome back silver. You're gonna get yourself banned with this bullshit.

>>56815775
>I bet your mailman hates you lol.
I order lead bullets that ship USPS. They get paid to do their job, forget what some fed welfare employee thinks. They'd snitch on you in a heartbeat if they knew you were against the welfare state.

>>56815801
>They rallied briefly in the beginning of 2020 and then crashed when gold and silver mooned in 20-21.
That obviously wasn't the true rally.
Bull markets in gold and silver can last over a decade and usually have exponential rises. Not a 50% rise in 1 year lol

Again, enjoy your 4x gains while I enjoy my 50x gains.

>>56815801
>/pmg/ went in big on miners
We buy physical metals here.
>>56815349
Nice looking steak fren.
>>56815366
Checked. Slick looking wrist rocket! Gotta get me one of them at some point.

>>56815816
>Again, enjoy your 4x gains while I enjoy my 50x gains.
You are dismissed.

>>56815775
I found them pretty easily back in 2021? Poor guy had to lug this massive 35 pound box up to my porch and I definitely felt bad for doing that.
I only needed a few of them and any more I am comfortable getting through rolling.

>>56815500
It seems very high quality to me, even the packaging.

>>56815816
>That obviously wasn't the true rally.
then this one isn't either.
>Again, enjoy your 4x gains while I enjoy my 50x gains
I've seen dozens of people like you rope or disappear forever.
>>56815838
>We buy physical metals here.
we didn't always. Back in the day this was mining stock central. Some anons made money off mining stock. Most of them lost big.

>>56815812
based

>>56815761
yeah honestly i dont eat desert or sweets much anymore.
just dont enjoy it like i used to.
much more crave meat and veggies or something

>>56815579
>It's extremely rare for the government to just "take" your gains.
It's not the government taking anything, it's a private company called Cede & Co.

>>56815775
You can get 33 lbs of copper penny for $95 bucks right now.

>>56815855
>Back in the day this was mining stock central
Stop astro-turfing. That's /cmmg/. You're either senile and lost or a shill.

>>56815866
I'm goofing ya fren. Get your plastic gal some plastic guns. Even if they're oversized GI Joe stuff. Would be funny. I'll find my plastic figure shortly... if I can :/

>>56815875
>Stop astro-turfing. That's /cmmg/. You're either senile and lost or a shill.
you're a newfag

you don't know that before /cmmg/ the two threads were one.
/cmmg/ was split off of /pmg/ when it became clear the mining stocks were all scams. Bayhorse in particular. Several oldfags you've never heard of chased the mining stock investors out of the thread.

>>56815875
Ironically, most of the oldfags that chased mining stocks out of /pmg/ then followed them over to /cmmg/

Silver Miner anon, Lassen, Red Wolf, Big Bob, PAN MAN all left /pmg/ and went to /cmmg/ to discuss mining stocks there. Some of them are still there.

they all started out on /pmg/
they are oldfags from this thread. All of them are stackers or miners or both.

>>56815925
also shout out to bluesmonke who is an OG /pmg/ oldfag in /cmmg/ but likes to remain anon

>>56815659
I think the name is what did them in a&w just doesn't sound like a good burger spot

>>56815957
there's one five minutes from my house

>>56815891
>you're a newfag
No stack, no opinion,
>don't buy physical assets buy stocks
shillfag...
/pmg/ rule number one, you don't hold it you don't own it.
>>56815866
>>56815890
I can't find them for now.

>>56815891
>>56815925
>>56815875
This banter about who’s the biggest dusty old fag has no bearing on the fact:
we have a try hard proselytizing digital assets in a
sound money, zero counterparty risk, timeless, beautiful, divisible, malleable, recognizable, useful, physical, metal (money) and that’s real money, Honey!
General.

>>56815957
My dad used to own one. People came for the root beer mostly. The burgers weren't bad though.

Is now the time to FOMO
Is tomorrow Silver Thursday 2: Silver's Revenge

>>56815966
jesus you're an idiot. Learn to read.
>>56815970
I'm just teaching the newfag some /pmg/ history. We have a duty to these poor faggots so they don't make the same mistakes.

This dumbass
>>56815816
would get banned in /cmmg/,
and he should get banned here too.
he's either an obvious shill, or a true idiot, but either way he's in the wrong thread.

>>56815970
For someone who hasn't posted PMs... you're alright Anon. *thumb up*

>>56815974
tomorrow is pay day. i'd like to see silber try it

>>56816007
Live from the Gaza Strip! It’s Wednesday night!

>>56815985
Go pick up some beach condoms like your predecessor. /pmg/ is for physically purchasing PMs. If that triggers you like the weak faggot you are, then why are you posting here? I don't go into the one of 10 chainlink threads and shit on their doorstep. You're astro-turfing us and it's beyond obvious to anyone who has an above 95 IQ at this point. You're not as clever as you think.

>>56815855
>then this one isn't either.
It's very likely to be.
>I've seen dozens of people like you rope or disappear forever.
Yeah, obviously, in the bear market of the past few years.
>IT WILL ALWAYS BE A BEAR MARKET BECAUSE....IT JUST WILL OKAY?

>>56815875
They used to be one thread newfag.

>>56815985
>would get banned in /cmmg/,
Why? They support what I support.
>and he should get banned here too.
General threads don't have mods, genius.

>>56816031
Based.

Update Time!
>Crusaders have finished production with the exception of 130ish that need to be reminted and plated due to quality issues. Those will be expected to finish by next week
>Pirate coin presales will go until end of January
>Black Friday deals will go until end of December
>2023 Prospectors are on sale, use Premium Code "FREN" for an additional $10 off each round
Hope everyone is having a good week so far

>>56816039
that's strike 2

the real leb-anon was here when /cmmg/ was started, he would know what happened even if he couldn't read english.

also show tits or GTFO woman.

>>56816053
great news all around! any idea yet if there will be any leftover regular crusaders?

>>56816043
>Why? They support what I support.
they've learned that people telling them gold is going to $4k are scammers. They've learned not to buy PM miners. And they don't have nearly as much patience for fools as /pmg/ does.

>>56816043
Shill! Shill! Shill! Shill! Shill-nye the jewish guy.

>>56816067
I don't have an exact number of what will be left over but I'm thinking it'll be 10-15 of each

>>56816085

>>56816092
The only regular 2022 Prospector I have is one that had a cracked case. I'll only have 1 full set of my own rounds kek

>>56816103
i'm surprised you aren't keeping more for yourself. i'd have a hard time not keeping a handful of each.

>>56816056
>show tits or GTFO woman.
You first mam

>>56816110
I guess it helps the secondary market if I have to buy from it myself sometimes

>>56815891
>you don't know that before /cmmg/ the two threads were one.
>/cmmg/ was split off of /pmg/ when it became clear the mining stocks were all scams. Bayhorse in particular. Several oldfags you've never heard of chased the mining stock investors out of the thread.
Ah, that explains why PANMAN doesn't come here anymore. I miss the tripfag, his wealth of knowledge he would share here was amazing.

>>56816188
>his wealth of knowledge he would share here was amazing.
he is a treasure of knowledge about mining and its history.

Red Wolf and bob are both geologists, and bob is also a prospector and professional miner. Lassen has studied geology and was just getting into prospecting when he came back to /pmg/ and the newfags banned him repeatedly.

But if you want to hear from PAN MAN he posts every day in /cmmg/ and I'm sure he'd love to talk mining with someone that isn't a regular there. He gets bored with the lot of us.

>>56816069
>they've learned that people telling them gold is going to $4k are scammers.
Nearly everyone in that thread and this one are anticipating a massive bull run in gold and silver.

>>56816208
>Red Wolf and bob
I don't remember them, but that's probably because they didn't have a tripcode here?

>>56816208
>us
Post PMs. You shill stocks, and you aren't one of us.

>>56816219
>Nearly everyone in that thread and this one are anticipating a massive bull run in gold and silver.
yep
and by "massive we mean"
>$35 silver
>$2300 gold
that would be massive, especially if it stays that high

we're all hoping for $50 silver and $3k gold, but we've also all been stacking long enough to know it's not likely. And if you lurk /cmmg/ for a few years you'll see the most common post is
>gold and silver are mooning, why are miners down?
sometimes we say it seriously, sometimes ironically. Because by now we know mining stocks often do the reverse of what metals do.

>>56816227
Yeah, no trips. Red wasn't in /pmg/ long, he was one of only 2 anons here that actually made money on bayhorse. He's still in /cmmg/.

>>56816245
>You shill stocks
no I don't you absolute dipshit. I'm telling the idiot not to buy them. I've spent 4 years telling people not to buy them. Your silver and gold will never go to zero. Mining stocks will guaranteed go to zero at some point.

Post metals. Even if you're a copper poster, show us what's in your stack even if it's just part of it.

>>56816335
Older photo, need to update it with my new additions.

>>56816370
Based UK coins fren.

>>56815693
thats not a porterhouse. Not sure what you would call that. T-bone is the tail end of the tenderloin and the porterhouse is the butt end of the tenderloin respectively. Pic related
>>56815606
is ok, most people don't know the difference. So now if you order a porterhouse at a restaurant you can know you are getting what you payed for

>>56816251
>and by "massive we mean"
>>$35 silver
>>$2300 gold
wrong lol
nobody thinks it's only going to go that high and not further

>>56816427
Last time someone here promised gains like that anons lost hundreds of thousands of dollars.

they hate him, and they'll hate you too. Even if you're just some dumb kid who has no time in the market, anyone that listens to you is going to hate you.

Because even at $100 silver and $4k gold, most small mining companies are scams, and will go bankrupt very slowly. Or sometimes really fast.

>>56816335

>>56816427
Before I go taking a random anons stock advice on a physical commodities thread, why don't you show us what a good year looks like profit wise. I would say show stack but consider this the stock equivalent, pic related was a good year for me.

>>56816219
>bull run
wehn?

>>56816427
And here's some of my stack. Show me something to back up all the talk so I can take you and your advice seriously. Otherwise it's all hot air from someone without skin in the game.

>>56816453
>even at $100 silver and $4k gold
I mean, that's only 5-10 years from now. 20 years from now... if the fiat scam is still around gas will be $50 a gallon and broadband internet will be a few hundred a month.

>>56815181
>You should look up on univ databases for translating apps
>I wanna know what it says, unless you already have the QRD from the professor?
About as far as I got down that path was looking for universities with healthy/active departments that teach it and might provide a translation in exchange for letting them borrow it for use in class or by a doctoral student or whatever. At the current rate of improvement I guess AI would be able to do it soon if it can't already.
> but it may be something very cool, like an epic or a myth narrating gods' adventures. One can dream!
Yeah man, I don't have experience with these things but it didn't immediately look like a boring ledger to me, maybe a business contract? Probably not a fragment of a great epic or anything priceless like that but who knows? Anyway, if I happen to come across any other cheapie sleeper Cuneiform tablets I'll send you an email ASAP, I don't need more than 1.
>>56815366
>ive used these badass rubberband wrist rockets but never an old school leather sling. how long you been practicing?
Yep, those wrist-rockets got me into lots of trouble as a kid lol. I've practiced with the old-style shepherd's sling intermittently for 8 years but I honestly ain't too good at it. MUCH easier and more powerful is the "staff sling" which is like a hand-held trebuchet, very easy to build and you can accurately hurl rather heavier payloads faster and further and it's considerably easier for noobs too. Not as agile or compact as the shepherd's sling but their deadly power more than compensates. 10/10 would recommend.

>>56816533
yeah, probably. Hard to say though. When the printer went brrrrr in 2020-21 I was expecting $50 silver and $3k gold by the end of that year. We all were. Inflation is real but I don't know when it's going to hit.

might be starting right now. Hopefully.

but even if this is the great metals moonshot, that doesn't necessarily mean mining stocks are a good deal. Maybe they would be, maybe not. As a group they should go up, but anons always seem to pick the losers and stick with them.

>>56816453
>Last time someone here promised gains like that anons lost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Yeah it's called a bear market.
Why is this so complicated for you?

>Because even at $100 silver and $4k gold, most small mining companies are scams, and will go bankrupt very slowly. Or sometimes really fast.
Then do your own research or just buy the GDXJ

>>56816524
2 more weeks

>>56816530
I personally have about $40k invested in junior mining companies.

>>56816591
>Yeah it's called a bear market.
It was the tail end of the bull market

before they lost hundreds of thousands they made tens of thousands.

>I personally have about $40k invested in junior mining companies.
let's see your bags, I want a laugh.

>>56816605
>It was the tail end of the bull market
A very short and minor bull market, not the real one which will make gold 2-4x.

>let's see your bags
I own most of the top ones on this list and I have made 2.5x in profits so far.
https://www.goldventures.org/blog/junior-portfolio

>>56816591
>I personally have about $40k invested in junior mining companies
Wow- woah wee wooo
Congratulations, Here’s some Jewish confetti.

>>56816568
>I was expecting $50 silver and $3k gold by the end of that year.
Two words: ""paper"" metals. If they collapsed before the fiat scam, they'd kill the fiat scam soon after. If the fiat scam collapsed first, fake on screen metals would collapse in tandem. They're a necessary evil for us who want cheap physical metals.

>>56816591
Oh, are we doing that thing were we just say stuff without backing it up? Cool, cool I've got about $41k in miners. Show me a screenshot or something, otherwise your words don't mean anything.

>>56816626
I just need one of those things to happen before I die ideally. That is the real question.

>>56816615
>I own most of the top ones on this list and I have made 2.5x in profits so far.
POST THEM MORON

>>56816626
True, but we were expecting the tripling of the dollar supply in a single year to do a bit more damage. I expect it will sometime, maybe right now.

>>56816625

>>56816591
>>56816615
Your cocksure tone reminds me of a certain asshat who was convinced ASE premiums were about to moon, but instead they collapsed and for a while one could get ASEs for under $30. Share your actual stock pics anon, if it pans out you can point back and gloat all you want but counting your eggs before they're laid is poor form.

>>56816625
It’s a miracle! Hallelujah! Why does this not happen the other way around?

>>56816653
no bull market in metals anytime soon, come back in 8 months.

>>56816645
why would you think I am lying? Why would I lie about this? lol
>>56816625
ok

>>56816653
>POST THEM MORON
I did.
More specifically hercules silver, outcrop, independence, silverx and founders metals

>>56816683
>I did.
they're not sending us their best

>>56816682
an anon back then pointed out that the bull run after 08 came almost 4 year later. If that's a thing, we're almost due.

>>56815014
that was the single slimiest event ive ever seen in trading

imagine making a 100X and the next day your broker just sends you a note,
>LOL sorry yesterday is cancelled, heres your money back

CuNi

>>56816683
Don't deflect, it only makes you look less trustworthy. Show a pic with your positions, or something to show your yearly profit/loss.

>>56816723
Nope.
Lets watch you seethe while asking me a million times to post them. :)
None of this refutes my argument that buying mining stocks will be more profitable than buying metals.

>>56816335
Not my stack but PM pics are the best parts of these threads.

>>56816746
>None of this refutes my argument that buying mining stocks will be more profitable than buying metals.
you haven't made an argument aside from
>it happened once in canada in 1967

the very same argument Silver Miner used to bilk /pmg/ out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

it's not much of an argument. We've heard it before and it was pretty dumb back then too.

>>56816746
I've got nothing to seethe about, since you've shown me fuck all. As far as I know you are some penniless pajeet. I've made money on stocks, I've secured it with gold and silver. My advice for anyone that doesn't know about the stock market is to invest in an etf otherwise you are most likely to eat heavy losses due to ignorance. I think if gold and silver really pop off out of control we will see brokers shut down people's ability to buy like with the gme fiasco while they get the situation under control. I see people holding paper getting fucked if things pop off.

>>56816789
>>it happened once in canada in 1967
It happened worldwide every decade, 2 decades since the 70s.
With the endless money printing governments have been doing over the past 20 years you don't think this trend is going to continue?
Why are you even buying gold and silver if you don't think the price will go up?

>the very same argument Silver Miner used to bilk /pmg/ out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Yes, during a crab/bull market.
The next bullrun is going to be much different and will continue the trend we have seen since the 1970s.

>>56816813
>since you've shown me fuck all.
I've told you what stocks I own. This is irrelevant anyway.

>e will see brokers shut down people's ability to buy
This is extremely unlikely.

>gme fiasco
Don't use shitty trading platforms then.

>>56816823
>Yes, during a crab/bull market.
crab/bear* market I mean

>>56816823
>>56816834
fair enough readers have been warned.

I don't stack metals and I don't expect metal prices to go up enough in the short term to make the effort worth it.

I own a multimillion dollar metal mining firm in the US, our main job is disposing of the messes left by junior miners when they go bankrupt.

I don't invest in miners. If I did, I would invest in majors or a fund. But even those tend to underperform the market in general.

you do you. You've proven you have no skin in this game, and you're an idjit that anyone here should recognize. I on the other hand make my living directly from mining and I'd urge people not to buy miners, certainly don't buy junior miners, and absolutely don't try to pick your own junior miners to buy. That's just asking for a loss.

>>56816757
The legend goes, she married him, divorced him and took half that stack. Learn from that lesson frens.
>>56816813
Is that a ribless chicom mag?

>>56815161
Well yeah no shit that's why he has over 150k subscribers.

>>56816650
Ditto brother!

>>56816896
Those call that he makes to the shops about various shit is what puts him above board.

If Yankee Stacking started doing that rather than praying for Israel to the sound of instrumental music every week, I think he’d do much better.

>>56816871
thank you for just putting the nail in the coffin.

>>56816823
You mean like schwab or td ameritrade? Yea it wasn't just the shitty platforms that shut people off when things get out of hand.

>>56816699
>an anon back then pointed out that the bull run after 08 came almost 4 year later. If that's a thing, we're almost due.

Back in 2020 I was telling family and friends that I expected PMs to really start moving in 2024. I had no reams of technical analysis or data to support it but intuition has worked well enough for me so far.

>>56816746
>None of this refutes my argument that buying mining stocks will be more profitable than buying metals.

That's what the anons who got obliterated by Great Panther or Aurcana or Bayhorse were saying too. Talk is plentiful, actual realized gains not so much.

Bob took a few too many poppers in Tijuana and has permanent brain damage now. He thinks he is a millionaire but actually lives in a trailer in Bakersfield.

>>56816956
>That's what the anons who got obliterated by Great Panther or Aurcana or Bayhorse were saying too.
then just dont buy shit miners, buy the GDXJ

>>56816930
I know right????
Every single other fucking video he does is with Tim where they both ramble about schizo shit. And don't get me wrong, Tim is a great guy and all but you can only talk about the same schizo shit every time before people eventually get jaded from it.

>>56816966
i heard he hops around from timeshare to timeshare

>>56815016
Have a little dignity anon, please

>>56815016
I almost bought this gigantic bar. It was 10kg. Then I just bought a bunch of 1kg silver at $22/oz.
I still have copper and I worry about meth anon copper stacker, he could be dead right now and didn’t even get the chance to say good bye. Hell, bob could be dead right now at the bottom of a bottle. iQ might have been raped and killed by an Urban Gentleman American tourist, pan man could’ve been shot for trespassing. Silver sister could’ve roped. Gaza anon could die any minute. Growing old enough in /pmg/ to see all your friends die and never getting to say good bye.

>>56816753
I agree, I haven't really been on in a while though. Most recent excess money has gone towards firearms and ammo but now that it's cooling off again I may start adding metals again. It's been a while since I've added to my box

You know how you have a bunch of stories of you and your friends getting into shenanigans as young lads, the heroes, the villains. The fear, the excitement.
Well some of us have gotten too old for all that and all we have for our crazy stories is shitposting and pissing each other off. It takes on a different form than it would in real life. But it still means something to me, and it means something to many of you I know it. That’s what it is man, that’s life. Bob, IQ, all that bullshit, those are the shenanigans. Don’t blink. All this shit could go away if you don’t fight for it. You’re right to anonymously shitpost of this small corner of the internet is not guaranteed. And one day it will pass. And it sounds cringe to you, but one day something is going to remind you of Bob or IQ or that one guy with all the relics. And you’re going to start telling them about it, and remembering it fondly. And don’t let a /pol/ tard or anyone beat that feeling out of you. If you are reading this. You are here. And you are engaging in a historical dialogue amongst a bunch of other humans, experiencing this whack shit. One guy just pulled his balls out, I’m not going to remember that, but if he kept doing it I would (not a request). Keep doing it (not ball guy, the other ones) keep experiencing life, this is it,

>>56815016
I've stacked - not buying any more.

>>56815252
>I just bought some 2023 ASE off eBay for $27 plus free shipping. They shipped from a drop shipping location out of a 7-11 in San Francisco and the seller closed their account while the coins were in the mail. The coins showed up on individual bubble wrap envelopes. They seem real to me. The weight is correct. They ping like other ASEs i have. Nonetheless it seems a little suspicious. I think they are either fake, stolen, or being sold by a drug addict with rich family.

If you're still here, can you post any pictures? The individual wrapping sounds typical of Chinese fake bullion but I'm sure plenty of legit PMs are packaged similarly. Overall it sounds almost certainly like a scam though, if they were charging less than spot then everyone's bullshit detector would be sounding off but a price of $27, albeit well below retail, will register as a "good deal" to more customers and is less likely to attract unwanted scrutiny. Do you know how many they sold before they packed up and ghosted?

>>56817229
I’m ready to buy another gun sir. My eye is on the Ruger mark 4. My Ruger 22 is the only gun I can be arsed to dust off and shoot anymore and I’ve become so proficient I’ve climbed on the roof to try to nail cans from 100 yards at odd positions. Anyone have one?

>>56817291
22 LR*

Got this to give someone for Christmas. Not the first day of issue, but I love the concave commemorative coins

>>56816753
Well, here you go...

>>56817311
is Stanley Kubric on the obverse?

In the last thread I was reading about fake coins and even tho I test some of mine (weight, magnetic, dimension). I would like to add another test to be safe, is the ping test the ultimate proof?
There is this app called precious coin tester but it has a sub cost of around 3-4 bucks per month, I was thinking of paying that for 1 month and test my stack every number of months or just keep the sub and test the new purchases

What tests do you use anon? Whats the best combination of tests to be sure you are not being scammed ?
(On ebay I always buy from sellers that have A LOT of feedback and when I doubt I ask the seller. Last time I was not convinced one answered he didnt know what the coins were made of and I avoided it like the plague)

>>56817311
such an awesome coin. one of my favorites.

>>56817291
Great pistol. Pick one up Anon. Now post metals.

>>56817320
I don’t even believe in the moon landing and I wanted it.
So many I saw for cheap but for the half dollar version. You really got to shell out for that $1 slabbed.
I want a round of the astronaut pointing a gun at the head of the other astronaut:

>>56817320
Based

>>56817327
Well I’m doing it then, how loud is it? I really like shooting without protection.

>>56817341
My .22 revolver is loud as shit. I still have most of my heating and I’d like to keep it that way.

>>56817330
>I don’t even believe in the moon landing
Get a powerful enough telescope and you will be able to see the hardware that was left there. The Moon is tidally locked so you don't have to worry about not having the right side of the Moon.

>>56817323

>>56817350
>Get a powerful enough telescope and you will be able to see the hardware that was left there
got any images of this from earth telescopes?

>>56817341
>I really like shooting without protection.
do you hate your hearing anon?

>>56817356
It doesn’t matter when you’re shooting .22 from a rifle. I’ve done it my whole life. I suspect me listening to podcasts in ear and heavy metal has done much worse.

>>56817350
Not true, but if you Google ...
images of apollo site from orbit
... you'll get a slew of results from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter - which of course the "Don't Look Up" fools say is also fake.

>>56817366
>I’ve done it my whole life.
take a hearing test and get back to me

>>56817353
https://www.vision-systems.com/home/article/16744570/wideangle-camera-captures-sharper-images-of-moon-landing-sites

https://youtu.be/ZniunXBx3sc

>>56817369
They will never be happy will they.

>>56817383
How many hours in photo shop is that? Kek

>>56817352
That is a good test but does it work for .900 .800 or .400 silver?

>>56817404
https://youtu.be/4oPltEcmOeo

>>56817433
If you accept archimedes principle why would it not work on anything you put in there? I did this shit in college with a bunch of different metals. We had the nice equipment that wasn’t a piece of shit. And they even had us use a physical scale along side the digital one to make sure we believed it.

>>56817458
Yeah, was wondering wether it would be too much time consuming to strap all my coins 1 by 1 qnd weight 2 times, dry them up after the test etc..

Maybe the ping is faster, if you put the ping and the water method side by side, would the water one be more accurate than the ping? I don't think the ping can be faked?

>>56816421
>thats not a porterhouse.
The Porterhouse is cut from the short loin nearest the sirloin and is popular because of its generous section of tenderloin. It usually is cut to be 1 1/4 to 3 inches thick. One good-sized steak easily feeds four. Porterhouses are distinguished by their "tail," which should be folded back against the steak and held in place with a small metal or wooden skewer for even grilling. The tail can also be removed, ground, and cooked alongside the steak as a burger. When grilling any steak, but particularly a Porterhouse steak with a tail, watch for flare-ups when the fat drips on the coals.

>>56817455
Man I swear I almost bought a telescope at Costco a few months ago looked exactly like that, it had it where I could just type in where I wanted to see and it would auto move to find it. I’m glad I didn’t waste the cash.

>>56817476
forgot pic

>>56817254
Amen

>>56817472
The ping is enough if you trust your instrument, I remember when the guitar tuner came out on the iPhone it was awful, it’s pretty good now.

>>56817472
Warning though. Some of these rounds and coins will not ping. They just dink. With nothing. To the naked ear they aren’t sound money!

>>56817496
Well the app I mentioned has personalized setting with dimension and metal composition, that's why I was thinking of going for it. Just don't like sub services so maybe the water test would be the best choice even tho it would be time consuming

>>56817311
Does anyone know a list of other curved coins? There’s this one, one for baseball, and one for basketball, but I haven’t found any others

>>56815016
I just can't get over the smell.

>>56817476
A porterhouse does not come with a "tail". Unless its called a porterhouse with tail. If you ask in any restaurant in the world that serves them you will get this. I cut meat for a living, but you can use any image search engine you want and just type porterhouse and see what comes up.

https://yandex.com/images/search?from=tabbar&text=porterhouse

>>56817501
Just do the app. Everyone hollers because there is just enough autistic fucks out there that will go to great lengths to call out bullshit.I don’t do it on everything but I have done it on a few things I was passionate about, got some Kinebar looked at under an electronic microscope, kek.

>>56817525
Ping the meat, old fags will know!

>>56817538
I also found some cheap device that sends impulses through the metal and measure the time of travel. If its silver it has a travel speed and it tells how thick the metal should be. Seems like a good test but you gotta spend 2-300 bucks and at that price range you wont be able to test thin coins

I even though of buying a signa for around 1k, but I know those can be fooled too

>>56817525
It's sad how many here haven't eaten a porterhouse or been to a steakhouse where the chef does tableside presentation

>>56817560
I acquired something similar to that working on my air conditioner unit, tests electric resistivity in ohms as one of the options. Tested my silver vs my copper vs nickel and so on and it worked pretty well, there are so many, ways
Trusting your senses is going to be okay, sight, sound, taste. I’d do all those first and make up my mind.
If couldn’t make up my mind after that I’d drill a hole through the mofo. Expose it to sulfur and I’d be done.the fakes aren’t good, because faking an element is hard!

>>56817580
>paying for that
Maybe a table side presentation of some tits. Give me a bottle of wine and a cow piece.

this guy must be getting annoyed with me asking him to ship to the us. he's now made it bold lmao

>>56817601
Alright we price we getting here? Can he not be paid to do it? Is there a man with principles in Germany?

>>56817600
Kek
You don't pay for it. They do it for free if you smell like money

>>56817615
i've asked about five times now. even offered to buy 4 or 5 coins at once to make up for the hassle.

>>56817616
I’m talking about nipple exposure uncultured swine. Not a hooters whore.

>>56817580
hell most people don't now tenderloin is fillet mignon. You wouldnt believe the stupid shit people ask me all god damned day at work.
>I would like a prime rib
>what grade?
>prime rib
>...Choice prime rib or prime prime rib? Bone-in or Boneless?
>........
Its like people never once thought about what they were eating. Its older people too, people you would think would know the difference between choice and prime.

>>56817634
I've explained to the wife a few times which steaks are in a t-bone. Eventually I just gave up and started ordering for her.

>>56817634
I just want a “choice” steak, “first strike” (killed on the first tap), lusterbomb, RARE, TONERS, with EYE appeal, to consume: .97 fine muscle to fat .3, MuFa. Some on the opening day or last day of the factory. Pressure sealed. Slabbed.

>>56817652
Cooked while looking at unopened bottle of A1!

>>56817652
Put a RFID chip in that mother fucker linked to a website where I can see the cows Facebook and asshole!

>>56817505

>>56817505
Australian Constellations series (2? 3? Forgot how many there are)

>>56817652
Just get some A5 wagyu. Its like heaven on earth. usually around 99$/lb but it is well worth it. Its unlike anything you've ever had before, its almost like its a different animal all together. Cant even finish a whole 16oz steak by yourself of you will get sick, its that rich
>>56817641
lol more common than you think

>>56817505
There's also a soccer ball and the Komsco Achilles' Shield, but they're rounds, not coins.
Go to a big site with lots of variety - JM Bullion, Apmex, Bold... and do a search for 'domed'.

>>56817731
Thank you :) those constellations look nice

pictures hiding the flaws or are they super strict with these? ms64?

>>56817759
MS 64 is pretty clean. Maybe a few bag marks is all. What's the other side look like?

>>56817472
>too much time consuming to strap all my coins 1 by 1 qnd weight 2 times,
Don't try to tie the coins/items directly. Make a platform to put the objects on, and suspend that empty in the water when you tare.

>>56815867
Formerly Fuck & Blow

hey

>>56817371
WHAT?

>>56817792
This is good advice, how do I calculate the right numbers for silver that is not 999?

>>56814990
bump

>>56818011
the easiest way is to get some silver of known mixture and test it.

if you want to do the math, see picrel

>>56818037
This clarify it, thanks anons!
I'm quite sure that if the alloy is completely different and there is no silver the numbers are gonna be off by a good amount (some old coins miss 0.1 g sometimes)

>>56814990
a guy had a 18k breitling 6.75 on facebook marketplace recently for 18,000 Canadian. It's 330grams (about 300g with movement removed). Would have bought it if i had the cash desu... good deal. Sat in a safe and was almost unworn after 20 years

>>56818011
Damn. Used the wrong pic.
But you've seen Anon's notes for the math.
>>56818037

>>56815029
there's a ton of masonic rings, pendants, medallions etc. The majority get melted down.

>>56817254
wagmi frens

Is this true?
Will silver have major upward moves soon?

>>56815628
pawn shop didnt have any coins or chains

>>56816421

>>56817580
>>56817634
>fillet mignon
mmm yes. filet minon with a side of lobster tail and im good

>>56818618
there's a giant cash for gold company in canada with the headquarters in my city. All of the stuff that is bought nationally gets sent to the headquarters and you can book an apointment online to view 5 items at a time. they always have an insane amount of inventory

>>56815732
>19 posts by this id
>no stack posts

ignore this faggot. what kind of shit adivce is he giving and making excuses for why miners are a bad pick
>It was a bear market. We are entering a bull market.
fuck you, lying cunt

>>56816871
>23 posts by this ID, no sack post
samefag?

>>56817254
fren, I...

>>56817254
S-stop it.

>>56817455
>don't you see it bro? It's RIIIIGHT there
>*nothing appear*
>ah, you see! the mirror! the footstep! the rover!
>*still nothing visible at all*
>...
The human brain truly is a powerful thing. If you really believe into something, it will create it just for you.
Personally the only thing i wanna see on the moon are shiny rocks' prices.

>>56815421
>The likelihood the US government would steal everyone's stocks or allow a private company to do so is so astronomically small it's not worth talking about.
I watched the winds change very, very quickly a few years ago during the "pandemic".

>>56817291
Just try the Browning buckmark before you pick up the ruger

anons ever smashed a penny?

APMEX sucks dicks. Shills will resist until their contract runs out.

How much wine, cheese, and French cunny would this have gotten me?
(~20 Francs)

>>56817291
You can hit a can from 100 yards with a .22 handgun???
I, sir, for one, am impressed.

>>56819281
I think I did at a zoo when I was 10. Cost me $0.75, it was fun turning the crank but as an adult it's not worth it lol

>>56819148
>buckmark is the best
this is true

Why doesn’t Biden ever visit the COMEX? Why doesn’t Sunak ever visit the LME? What's going on here?

I bought some fake ASEs eBay. Fooled me at first because I'm a newb. Upon closer inspection I can see that the reeding is wrong and the tick mark is slightly off. They are also slightly small in diameter, too thick, and their weight is variable

>>56819467
Cheese is getting really expensive over here. It's by far my biggest food budget.
>20F
Post apo i'd say 500gr of good cheese or 20 cunnies.

>>56819645
>>56819666
Too late to ask for a refund?

>>56818768
Ohh yeah

>>56819497
what animals were cool to ten year old anon?

They came in individually packaged bubble wrap with plastic capsules. They ping very similar to the real ones I have but side by side you can see differences in the details

>>56819645
>>56819666
How much were they per coin? What's the sellers feedback score?

who do you favor, anon?
troybois or greekbros?

>>56819685
Nope. Already started the process. They were two separate orders that from two separate sellers. But they both shipped from the same 7-11 in San Francisco lol. That was my first clue before I even received them. Then one of the sellers "closed their account mid shipment. The return addresses go to two completely different locations for in other cities.

>>56819473
He said in another post that he's shooting .22 from a rifle, so I assume that's what he's talking about and not his .22 revolver that he said was "loud" lol. Anyway, dude needs a proper rifle and some earplugs already.

>>56819773
>buying bullion on ebay
ISHYGDDT

>>56819771
troybois of course

>>56819767
$27 per coin plus free shipping. That should have been a clue too, but like I said I'm new and keep hearing about people getting awesome eBay deals. They both had perfect scores and I had filtered sellers to "US only" thinking that would eliminate the Chinese fakes.

>>56819773
Can't get any more sus than that kek. Was the ebay account named "John-Smith-Totally-Not-From-China" lol?

>>56819795
nice

>>56814990
Kill keynsian central bankers. Behead keynsian central bankers. Roundhouse kick a keynsian central banker into the concrete. Slam dunk a keynsian central banker baby into the trashcan. Crucify filthy keynsian central bankers. Defecate in a keynsian central bankers food. Launch keynsian central bankers into the sun. Stir fry keynsian central bankers in a wok. Toss keynsian central bankers into active volcanoes. Urinate into a keynsian central bankers gas tank. Judo throw keynsian central bankers into a wood chipper. Twist keynsian central bankers heads off. Report keynsian central bankers to the IRS. Karate chop keynsian central bankers in half. Curb stomp pregnant keynsian central bankers. Trap keynsian central bankers in quicksand. Crush keynsian central bankers in the trash compactor. Liquefy keynsian central bankers in a vat of acid. Eat keynsian central bankers. Dissect keynsian central bankers. Exterminate keynsian central bankers in the gas chamber. Stomp keynsian central banker skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate keynsian central bankers in the oven. Lobotomize keynsian central bankers. Mandatory abortions for keynsian central bankers. Grind keynsian central banker fetuses in the garbage disposal. Drown keynsian central bankers in fried chicken grease. Vaporize keynsian central bankers with a ray gun. Kick old keynsian central bankers down the stairs. Feed keynsian central bankers to alligators. Slice keynsian central bankers with a katana.

>>56819792
ebay is completely fine, the real problem is buying from accounts with 0 feedback

>>56819803
What was the number next to their name? It doesn’t matter if they 100% perfect feedback if they only have 2 transactions on record.

>>56819803
Ya live and learn fren. I only order from reputable dealers. There's not much of a price difference vs. what I've seen on the big eBay sellers really. Keep an eye on Hero for coin sales and GSM for bullion deals and you'll probably make out better than eBay prices.

>>56819792
Yeah but I got a chance to study genuine fakes. The reeding was what gave them away to the naked eye. I'd kinda like to drill through one. I'll get my money back and learned something in the process. I'm sharing so you ladies don't make the same mistake.

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>>56819863
are you retarded or something?

>>56819869
Why yes I'm retarded. Please continue to shill your shitty site that takes 15% cut from real sellers, and encourages scam sellers and buyers to fuck over actual human beings.

>>56819869
no but

>>56819886
you cant scam on ebay, they hold your money for something ridiculous like 30 days after the sale

>>56819281
Someone on Wall Street silver or one of the reddit subs was putting 1/10 oz silver rounds in those machines with the goal of collecting one from each state. Is that what this is a video of?

>>56819829
It was a pretty low count. Like 25 or so for one and 10 for the other. It was kind of an impulse buy while enjoying some Makers Mark. They were intended as Christmas gifts for my nieces and nephews. Glad I caught it before I gifted them

>>56819895
>you cant scam on ebay
>this is what bugmen actually believe
>its not a scam if I operated within the rules of the program

>>56819887
this one time, in college, my grilfren was refusing more sex until we went and bought drumsticks, the ice cream cone treat. we were drinking pretty heavily at this point, so it sounded like an acceptable trade. i was at uw milwaukee and knew better than going to a grocery store there, so we decided it would be a good idea to go to brookfield. i was hammered enough that i didn't realize that when i was merging onto the highway that i was actually merging into an active construction zone. this didn't deter me and i kept going. we made it all the way to the store and back. how dumb.

>>56819950
trying way too hard to fit in

>>56819954
I'm not trying to fit in, you're trying to convince rubes to buy their kids inheritance on ebay. Kys

Ever since i've seen an anon post some uranium glass i wanted to get my hand on this novelty if i could find some for a good price. The day has cometh.

>>56820013
Neat! I've never heard of this. I'm gonna start bringing my UV flashlight to thrift stores now lol.

>>56816871
The 2 things that are keeping/kept me away from miners is 1st: They will get Nationalised, 2nd is none of the ceo's ever said shit about price suppression even though it affected their profits badly and they all just kept their mouths shut (Keith Neumeyer being the acception) and went along with the con which was a big red flag.

>>56820013
nice. not uranium but reminded me of this

>>56815775
Anon just keep donating the same 50 pound weights and then mailing them to your address from a local store after repurchasing them. Buy dozens of 50 pound weight sets and ship it every day of the week rinse and repeat. Make your mailman hate his job, reuse the same packages too so he sees it daily

NEW BREAD
CHECKED AND BASED
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>>56820499
>>56820499

>>56820507
based

Finishing the thread....

>>56820666
Two more ...

>>56820675
NOW we're at bump limit.

>>56817759

>>56820688
Not yet

>>56817759
this is ms65

>>56820979
You're right, but I swear it was.
I wonder if someone deleted a few posts?
Anyway... that can't happen much longer.

>>56821181
Two more (again)...

>>56821188
One last time, and...

New thread
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>>56820499
>>56820499

all precious metals doubled in price in 2020, and have since went sideways.

Whats up with that? did anyone here actually make any profit buying PM's?

You could have put that money into anything else since 2020 and doubled or tripled your investment. What type of mental retardation does it take to "invest" in metals?

>>56821378
haven't you already learned your lesson?