/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

[Anonymous No.58496137]

Rika Edition

>Why Gold?
https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiI
https://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_A
https://youtu.be/FI7NnOg2rxo
https://youtu.be/iibsrDXdEos

>Bullion dealers
https://libertycoin.com/ (US)
https://www.chards.co.uk/ (EU/UK)
https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/ (Ancient)
https://www.luciteria.com/ (Other rare metals)
more at: https://pastebin.com/gZfZHtNE

>Numismatic search
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/

>News and graphs
https://numismag.com/en/home-en/
https://silverseek.com/
https://www.silverdoctors.com/
https://www.mining.com/
https://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silver
https://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-reserves-by-country
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/ (US)
https://eu.compare.pm/ (EU)
https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/ (DE/EU)

>Resources
https://www.jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
https://www.coinflation.com/
http://coinapps.com/
https://erikasgrig.com/calculators/rpi-calculator-inflation/
https://learn.apmex.com/buying-guide/buying-in-the-usa/
https://pastebin.com/5aLmWUUK

>Prospecting
https://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://www.usgs.gov/programs/mineral-resources-program/science
https://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/news/mines-and-minerals
https://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Nitric acid, magnets, and ping test
https://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTo
https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY
https://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-k
https://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database

Previous Thread: >>58464408

[Anonymous No.58496149]

>>58496137
>0 replies
everyone is trying to pay hteir debts; no one has time to talk about gold and silver in a deflationary environment.
c u again in 20 years.

[Anonymous No.58496235]

bought my krugerrands back in 2018 when gold was $1200
feels good man

[Anonymous No.58496243]

Going out today to buy some peace dollars for 21x face. I’m so close to completing my junk silver goal that I might just get the last of what I need too

[Anonymous No.58496388]

>>58496149
Most stackers do not have debt. The general advice is to extinguish debt first, and stack afterwards.

I think everyone that cares is holding their breath until 7 tonight when the markets open.
I would expect a modest correction down to where we were on Wednesday testing the bottom. Then another charge up by the weekend. But if it goes down or up significantly, it will help to know exactly what is going on.

[Anonymous No.58496431]

[Anonymous No.58496476]

[Anonymous No.58496492]

[Anonymous No.58496548]

>>58496149
Never paying the renbts

[Anonymous No.58496576]

>>58496388
I am all in banking stocks (since most people aren´t stackers = in debt). Mostly chinese banks cause they sell debt in china (low interest rates) and taiwan and most of the worlds shitholes with high interest rates. so two different market conditions with increasing demand. but good luck anyways.
>>58496476
kek. I got a tube of maples leafs just in case you guys should be right to get some mother+daughter action. you got me with this meme desu.

[Anonymous No.58496578]

>>58496137
I've always believed in silver!

https://files.catbox.moe/wkcc63.webm

[Anonymous No.58496593]

So when did they reopen biz/pmg posting without having to register by email? I only browsed here a few times during that time and it was either dead tranny posting or shills.

[Anonymous No.58496596]

>>58496149
>everyone is trying to pay hteir debts;
>>58496548
never paying the denbts

[Anonymous No.58496606]

>>58496548
>renbts
lol, yeah i´m a computer fag without autocorrect.
>>58496476
kek. i own some tubes of leafs just in case you guys are right. fwtdhatd will be mine.
>>58496388
i am all in on banking stocks because most people don´t stack and have debt. chinese banks may moon cause they will provide the world with fiat dope the coming years. anyways, best luck.

[Anonymous No.58496612]

>>58496606
and i´m drunk. i forgot I responded already.

[Anonymous No.58496628]

>>58496593
a couple days ago

[Anonymous No.58496684]

>>58496593
probably three days ago. all biz was dead except on gme general the bots did their usual rambling.
really made me think, anyways...

[Anonymous No.58496695]

>>58496684
Yes the timing is curious. I noticed some other social media did this also (at the same time) but reverted back because everyone left. Maybe they are testing anons to see how far they can go.

[Anonymous No.58496709]

>>58496695
yeah, it´s probably time for the cabin in the woods. With all the war mongering an escalation also in the western world...

[Anonymous No.58496726]

>>58496578

[Anonymous No.58496745]

>>58496726
it grows

[Anonymous No.58496792]

>>58496684
I tried posting a couple times but my email was not an approved website. Didn't feel like making another just to shitpost.

[Anonymous No.58496847]

Everyone is cashing out and holding ATH cash. We might be close.

[Anonymous No.58496944]

>>58496137
Do I stand a chance?

[Anonymous No.58496970]

>>58496944
Yes and bonus points for ammo can stacking. Be sure to diversify into 90% pre-1965 coins and smaller denomination coins and bars though.

[Anonymous No.58497039]

>>58496970
>Junk
Boy, it'll feel wild if those ever have any significant value.

[Anonymous No.58497060]

At what point silver bars become more convenient than coins from your experience? Cos here the cheapest silver I can get is from Germany, but the only bars with lower cost per gram than coins are 5 and 15 kg. With gold is usually around 100 g...

[Anonymous No.58497145]

>>58496944
If Usdebtclock isn't bullshitting, Silver could be several thousands of dollars per ounce.

[Anonymous No.58497170]

>>58497145
ehh, just means the dollar is shit

[Anonymous No.58497231]

>>58496388
Got no debt. Can't talk about gold and silver with friends and neighbors for security reasons. But I can talk to you! Owning gold and silver when the world is getting ready to crack is pretty comfy.

[Anonymous No.58497264]

>>58497060
>At what point silver bars become more convenient than coins from your experience?
never

[Anonymous No.58497288]

>>58497039
Compared to what? Junks at 24x+ now and I can't find even cull dollars for less than $30.

[Anonymous No.58497307]

>>58496593
>have to wait for 15 minutes to post
Lmfao no one is going to register for your Fed database, you dumb bunch of faggots. We just need to leave this shitfest and find a new site to shitpost on. Fuck /biz/ and their fedregistry bullshit.

[Anonymous No.58497335]

>>58496944
you'll be fine

[Anonymous No.58497438]

>>58497288
>Compared to what?
Compared to things I'd actually want to buy. I still can't even buy lunch with the value of a dime or quarter. Larger denominations get premiums slapped on top even when they aren't in good condition.

[Anonymous No.58497488]

>>58496476
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[Anonymous No.58497521]

[Anonymous No.58497623]

>>58496593
Posting now for the first time since they introduced it, who came up with that hairbrained scheme anyway. As if you can't just make 1000 throwaway emails

[Anonymous No.58497726]

30% silver
25% btc
20% gold
15% link
10% rpc

[Anonymous No.58497729]

French anon here, I hope the old coinshop in my city won't have raised the price of their junk, I need more stack

[Anonymous No.58497764]

We’re so close….I can smell it…

[Anonymous No.58497770]

yo silver's up what is this feeling?

[Anonymous No.58497784]

>>58497488
Everybody; to the limit!

[Anonymous No.58497793]

Fuck gold there's no way a piece of shiny metal can hold value forever.

[Anonymous No.58497814]

>58497793

[Anonymous No.58497897]

Looking forward to silver outpacing gold until the ratio is back down to less than 40:1 (last time was back in 2011) so I can sell off my generics for gold and keep my silver stack purely for the prurient interest

[Anonymous No.58497931]

>>58497729
Which coins are considered European junk silver? francs?

[Anonymous No.58497936]

>>58497897
>prurient interest

It's been over 4 hours, should I call my doctor yet?

[Anonymous No.58497994]

We just hit $32 per ounce silver.
Holy.
Cow.

[Anonymous No.58497998]

>>58497994
Buckle in friends.

[Anonymous No.58498003]

>>58497994
And chinese markets haven't even opened yet.

[Anonymous No.58498016]

>>58497936
I would have called to brag two hours ago

[Anonymous No.58498030]

>>58497897
Current ratio is hovering around 76:1
Which is a yuge shift from a couple weeks ago, when it was like 83:1
total cheapie death aside, this is gonna be such a great summer.

[Anonymous No.58498065]

>>58498030
The question is what ratio do you exchange for gold. Or do you just continue to hold silver.

[Anonymous No.58498082]

>>58496137
WAGMI

[Anonymous No.58498085]

in the vernacular of the local peasantry
GGYYYAATT

[Anonymous No.58498108]

>>58498065
I know my fingers will get itchy around 60:1
I'm hoping it hits 35:1
In fantasy-land it hits 20:1
Realistically, I think it could get to the mid-40's.
My plan is to start giving real thought to it in the mid-50's.
I heard it went to 15:1 during the 1980 run.
If this is true, we have a situation that could go in the same direction.
I'll be thinking about making moves when we hit 55:1
Until then, I'm just going to stack and watch.
Price be damned, I'm going to stack as planned.

[Anonymous No.58498123]

>>58498108
This is the correct answer.

[Anonymous No.58498127]

>>58498108
You need to step up your fantasy land
1 Silver buys 100 Gold
There is way more gold than Silver, more than people know.

[Anonymous No.58498128]

THIRTY TOOOOO
LET'S HEAR IT FOR THIRTY TOOOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.58498135]

>>58498127
I'm aware of the physical supply above ground.
If we're going by that, you're right.
Silver is worth more than gold.
I'm not sure that's where we'll go, though it would be great if you're correct.
I heard the Egyptians valued silver more than gold.
Speculation.
All speculation.
We won't know until it happens.
All we can do is stack.
Wait.
And make decisions as the situation unfolds.

[Anonymous No.58498147]

>>58496726
nice marks m8

[Anonymous No.58498149]

sideliner bros how we feelin

[Anonymous No.58498158]

Crossposting from the superior /pmg/
$2434.10 x 124.31 paper ratio = $302,582.971 true gold price
$32.08 x 398.25 paper ratio = $12,775.86 true silver price

$302,582.971 / $12,775.86 = 23.68 true ratio

Jews are increasingly afraid of this getting out.

[Anonymous No.58498170]

>>58498158
23.68:1

[Anonymous No.58498181]

>>58498158
If they have this much to lose on their losses they really need to hire more iqdeletes

[Anonymous No.58498192]

China pulled the plug after a 8% rise today. Currently sitting above $35 on the Shanghai exchange.

You are not bullish enough.

[Anonymous No.58498212]

A moment of silence for all the anons we lost on the way >>58477623

[Anonymous No.58498214]

is monumentmetals trustworthy?

[Anonymous No.58498235]

>>58498158
Not to disagree, but I'm thinking about how much of that is just part of a fund, or otherwise just a boomer scheme investment? I mean, if they default and hand out worthless dollars, how much of that difference will be put toward chasing the metal versus just getting more mutual fund bullshit? Certainly more than 1:1 but it can't possibly be the 1:400~ that the market invented up.

Because of this I believe a default would crash the market as all the other stocks and assets are bought in mass. It will still mean a phase where physical becomes wildly "valueable" compared to a worthless dollar, but in a healthy (non scam) market I can't see physical ownership going up much more than its current ratio on the paper market when all other assets are considered.

[Anonymous No.58498247]

>>58498192
im losing my shit at that coin

[Anonymous No.58498253]

is it better to buy the recognizable silver coins or should I buy the coins and bars with random shit like alien heads on them if they're cheaper?

[Anonymous No.58498257]

>>58498253
Just be consistent, dont be like me (retard) and have 500 different types of silver products which makes it a pain in the ass to keep track of

[Anonymous No.58498258]

>>58498214
One of my favorites. They usually have pretty good deals and a decent selection. One of the better places to grab 90%.

[Anonymous No.58498270]

>>58498235
>in a healthy (non scam) market

[Anonymous No.58498278]

Wish I had not lost all my silver…..happy for the rest of you tho

[Anonymous No.58498289]

So Sunday night trading has started a few hours ago in US markets. Gold is up nearly a percent but it seems like silver isn't being traded at all.

Any anons know wtf is going on? Why are they keeping Silver from being traded?

[Anonymous No.58498293]

>checked silver prices for the first time in a week
WTFWT?!

[Anonymous No.58498297]

$120 Ag when?

[Anonymous No.58498307]

I FOMOd into silver... it's not gonna dump back down to sub 30, right brahs?

[Anonymous No.58498308]

>>58498297
June?

[Anonymous No.58498337]

Think my LCS will trade me for gold at 300 toz?

[Anonymous No.58498366]

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[Anonymous No.58498382]

>>58498192
I just need a couple more years to stack, senpai

[Anonymous No.58498390]

>>58498382
You had 10+

[Anonymous No.58498403]

Iran's president & foreign minister is dead while Saudi's prince is rushed to hospital. What implication will this have to PM?

[Anonymous No.58498457]

>>58498382
you had 59 years

[Anonymous No.58498514]

>>58498307
the dudes who put out videos on silver keep saying we will beg for these prices in less than 5 years

[Anonymous No.58498561]

>32 is broken
>canada market is closed
fuck, tomorrow is time for a dip, my miner will never go up

[Anonymous No.58498563]

>>58498158
I think you forgot something

>DOLLAR to SILVER ratio 5YR @ $1,559 / oz
>The 5 Year Average of the Yearly (increase) in the U.S. M2 money supply divided by the Yearly world production of Silver (in ounces)

what you posted is
>PAPER SILVER to SILVER (ACTUAL) ratio
>The number of "paper" Silver ounces traded on the major world Silver exchanges Divided by the actual world production of Silver (in ounces)

$1,559 * 398.26 = ???
it's certainly not the DOD contracted price

[Anonymous No.58498599]

>>58497931
Yes, in France you have mostly 5 francs from nineteenth century, 10 francs semeuse, 10 francs Hercules. All of them are 90% silver, low premium and easy to buy/sell

[Anonymous No.58498615]

>>58498403
Holy crap I just saw the news... Well we'll have to wait Iran and Israel's reaction about it I think, but gold could love it (and silver maybe a little too)

[Anonymous No.58498639]

>>58498403
>What implication
None. They have no bearing on metal spot prices.

[Anonymous No.58499082]

Silver is the new bitcoin, and I'm tired of pretending it's not

[Anonymous No.58499207]

I will not even consider selling a single Oz from my stack until silver hits $100

[Anonymous No.58499280]

>>58496137
How do I start? I read the links and there is a lot of info, but I'm looking for practical experience for an amateur looking to invest in the future.

[Anonymous No.58499290]

>>58499280
First, which country are you from?

Some silver (bars, investment coins, junk,...) can be easy or hard to find, cheap or expensive

[Anonymous No.58499296]

>>58499280
Have you looked at the price m8, might be a bit too late to just start buying, silver always goes up rapidly and comes down slowly

[Anonymous No.58499319]

>>58496137
There's an antiques/collectibles place i discovered near me that has around 10-15 1oz silver coins of various designs. Kicker is that they have them priced at £40 each which is ridiculous. I want more silver but am loath to pay taxes on it (UK) when I buy online. Is offering £300 for 10 1oz coins worth it?

[Anonymous No.58499336]

>>58499290
US

[Anonymous No.58499341]

>>58499296
I want to be prepared when and if the price becomes more favorable.

[Anonymous No.58499343]

>>58499336
I'm not a specialist for the US silver. But in general you should not buy jewelry or objects in silver. You can go for coins (junk silver or coins like maple leaf) or bars (but not below 100g because the premium will be too high).

Coins are easier to sell, bars have lower premiums in general

[Anonymous No.58499502]

>>58498214
I'm a repeat customer

[Anonymous No.58499512]

>>58498253
The conventional wisdom is that coins will cost more, but be easier to move and have a little more value when time comes to sell. Rounds and bars will cost less, but probably have less resale.
Personally, I have about 1/3 coins, 1/3 rounds and 1/3 junk. I'm looking to buy more of whatever is cheapest right now.

[Anonymous No.58499520]

>>58499319
>Is offering £300 for 10 1oz coins worth it?
The current price of a 1oz silver coin on chards.co.uk is about £32. I wouldn't mind buying 10oz of silver for £300, but I have no idea if the antiques place you are at would accept it. Do these coins have custom designs? Or are they commonly minted coins?
I think that an offer of £300 for 10oz (assuming these are commonly minted coins) would probably be fine, seeing as the current spot price is around £24-25.
Offering much above £30 right now might be pointless, seeing as you could just get a similar value online, in bulk. If you want cheaper prices, you could try your luck at purchasing silver from ebay, but I wouldn't trust a large number of offers on the site (do not order anything from a chinese account, they are always fake, there is no reality in which you will be sold a genuine 1oz silver coin for less than £20).

[Anonymous No.58499549]

>>58498247
kek thank you for pointing that out, wtf

[Anonymous No.58499643]

The Volatility is insane right now

[Anonymous No.58499657]

>>58499643
Nice coins man. Where do you get them from? I'm assuming that these are custom orders, but how are they made? Is there a site or business that mints custom designs? Or are you forging these yourself?

[Anonymous No.58499678]

>>58499657
Silver Shield mints them through Golden State Mint and also through a membership that you can join but they are pretty overpriced.

[Anonymous No.58499784]

where do i check the price on asian markets?

[Anonymous No.58499798]

>>58499520
I think that it was generally Britannias and I remember a maple leaf and maybe a kangaroo. So desu, very standard. I am thinking about taking £300 cash there and see their reaction. Honestly though, they are trying to sell them £40 each and no one in their right mind would buy then at that price.

An other than small amounts of gold online I am not a fan on buying bulk online due to scammers and VAT on silver

[Anonymous No.58499823]

pipipupu T^T

[Anonymous No.58499835]

Guy's i'm scared, what if we're right? It's fully donned on me that i may become really wealthy because of this

Success is terrifying

[Anonymous No.58499854]

>>58499835
>It's fully donned on me

[Anonymous No.58499863]

>>58499835
It won't moon because I own it

[Anonymous No.58499873]

>>58499863
Its the classic double-reverse fakeout.
>I own, therefore no moon
>Sells
>Moons

[Anonymous No.58499889]

>>58499835
how many ounces ?

[Anonymous No.58499943]

LETS HERE IT FOR 32

[Anonymous No.58499956]

>>58499943
me when my mfw when

[Anonymous No.58499957]

how many of you were posting in bant before they lifted email requirement?

[Anonymous No.58499979]

>>58498212
>A moment of silence for all the anons we lost on the way

Hopefully anon didn't anhero like that annoying whiny krautfag who thought the crypto grass was greener and sold his 2 kilos of gold in February just days before spot surged +20%. That dumbfuck Germanon deserved what he got tho.

[Anonymous No.58500011]

>>58499979
truly a he sold? moment

[Anonymous No.58500081]

>>58498127
Demand is as important as supply. And demand is very difficult to predict.

[Anonymous No.58500099]

>Silver and gold keeps going up
>it makes me want to buy more
is me am retart?

[Anonymous No.58500104]

>>58500081
Right, demand. Demand for the #1 most patented industrial metal. Demand for the #2 most patented commodity. Demand for one of the materials that makes modern life possible. That demand.

[Anonymous No.58500108]

>>58498247
Now I want one. Finally the buffalo has deteriorated to the point of being comical. Now we need a comical Indian on the other side.

[Anonymous No.58500112]

>>58499957

[Anonymous No.58500123]

>>58496726
What value are in these outside of the sentimental?

[Anonymous No.58500131]

>>58499957
That's like $3M worth of gold...

[Anonymous No.58500134]

>>58500099
we're nowhere near the top, these are still the manipulated prices

[Anonymous No.58500178]

>>58500104
I don't want to get into an argument about silver versus gold and speculation about the unknown future, so I'll only post this and then let it go. People fart out patents all the time and nothing comes from 98% of them. Also, industrial uses come and go. Silver was once in huge demand for photography. That demand is all but gone, and the many patents associated with it are nothing but historical artifacts. Meanwhile, remonetization of gold is underway and if it goes global, it will leave ALL industrial use in the dust. Money is half of almost every economic transaction on the planet. If gold becomes money again the demand will be tremendous.

So, I repeat, demand is difficult to predict. Relying exclusively on supply for predictive purposes is using an equation with a missing variable. The answer cannot be obtained with any degree of certainty.

That is why I stack both.

[Anonymous No.58500232]

>Walk into LCS on Friday
>Go in with intention to sell some gold jewelry and buy a bunch of Connie Silver
>All the Connie is gone because someone bought $10,000 worth two hours before I got there

He took away my junk

[Anonymous No.58500308]

>>58496431

[Anonymous No.58500349]

>>58500131
I thought silver with yellow light. Either way. Tremendous stack.

[Anonymous No.58500382]

>>58499957
I count 1,195
>1,195*spot
>$2,902,033
Nothing from google reverse image search.

[Anonymous No.58500606]

>>58500232
This is why you develop a good relationship with the LCS if they are worth the hassle. I'm no whale, but after enough times when I follow through on what I say, they became more and more accommodating. Got to the point where I could call em up, tell them I require more libertiddies, and they would either hold what they had or order some for me.

[Anonymous No.58500678]

has anyone bought silver off of pmsforsale? is it worth it?

[Anonymous No.58500699]

>>58500678
Yup, good deals there

[Anonymous No.58500753]

Any youtube channels that discuss pm's without having any vested interest? Not trying to sell you pm's or sponsored by those who do.

[Anonymous No.58500795]

>>58500753
Gregory Mannarino is constantly pounding the table about silver and has never taken a sponsorship from any dealer just to prove it's what he actually believes. But he talks about all kinds of market news, not just precious metals.

[Anonymous No.58500806]

>>58500795
Based Mannarino enjoyer

[Anonymous No.58500823]

>>58500753
this guy's channel is pretty decent. he mostly only goes over coins he sends in for grading though

https://www.youtube.com/@rockysramblings

pretty much same thing here:

https://www.youtube.com/@TheCoinGeek
https://www.youtube.com/@TreasureTownCoins

[Anonymous No.58500836]

>>58500678
no, the last time I did some chink tried to scam me until I got his paypal banned.

[Anonymous No.58500936]

>>58500349
Those are kruggs. They are alloyed with copper. Gives them a reddish tint.

You're probably familiar with eagle. They are alloyed with silver. Makes them more yellow.

[Anonymous No.58501008]

>>58499957
looks like 1,315 1 oz coins

[Anonymous No.58501012]

>>58499873
Literally what happened to me. Don't regret a thing though.

[Anonymous No.58501369]

>>58500753
You're right to be skeptical of channels with sponsors but it's kind of hard to avoid in the stacking community. You're just gonna get small channels of dudes going through the same talking points while showing off their stack.

I think Arcadia Economics is pretty good even though they're sponsored by bullion resellers and Fortuna silver mines. They've been covering price manipulation for a long time and the guy who runs the channel published a book that compiles interviews from insiders covering JP Morgan's short game in silver.

I also like andrew maguire's channel https://www.youtube.com/@KinesisMoney
Even though he shills his own bullion trading platform, he's one of the main JPM/HSBC whistleblowers that's been talking about this shit for a while.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Maguire_(whistleblower)
He's one of the few people that's been screaming his head off about BRICS gold revaluation. His analysis is really dry so don't expect exciting price predictions.

You should also tune into any channel that hosts andy schectman. He's got his own bullion selling business but he has useful insight into what's going on in the retail and whole seller spaces.

[Anonymous No.58501658]

>>58497060
I cannot imagine scenario where bar is more convinient.

[Anonymous No.58501792]

>>58501658
Look at limited edition lunar bars. The chinamen really like that shit and being limited it will add to value.

[Anonymous No.58501803]

>>58501658
Probably makes sense if you own a safe. I bet properly shaped bars would stack more densely than coins, especially in tubes.

[Anonymous No.58501892]

>>58501658
But why? I mean with gold after 100 g you usually get a better deal. My only explanation is that gold bars are either easier to craft or likely more popular, for some reason.

>>58501803
>bars would stack more densely than coins
Exactly. I'd like to stack 250 or 500 g bars but coins are always cheaper.

[Anonymous No.58501952]

>>58499280
Give some details
Are you commuting all your money?
Is it a weekly thing or you gonna drop big stacks?

You should probably start with 100$ face of 90% junk silver.
Then go for 1oz coins
Once you get 100 coins then get an ounce of gold
Now you can also decide if you want stocks also. Might want to get your stock position in soon.

[Anonymous No.58501960]

Besides an Eagle and Krug. What sovereign gold coins should a stacker own?
I regret buying a PAMP Suisse and should have got an eagle or Kruger to start.

I like the Trident and Libertad

[Anonymous No.58501964]

>>58499957
Imagine walking into the back of a synagogue and seeing Jews with naked children rolling around in a pile of this?

[Anonymous No.58501984]

>>58501658
Bars are only convenient for buying. Not convenient for selling.
The price difference between 1000 oz bar and 1000 oz in coins is worth it if you are selling and buying.

[Anonymous No.58502002]

>>58499336
My copypasta:
- For new generic bars, note the premiums (added charges) over spot: they go up for smaller pieces.
- Some beautiful generic items are priced comically high (Germanias, GSM special editions, e.g.). Regardless, dealers may categorize and price these as "generic" (below or at spot) when buying them from you. Or your gamble might pay off if they become highly regarded (Englehard, PAMP, antique miners/refiners, e.g.).
- The firsts of new artful or theme bullion series are often missed by later collectors, who may pay high premiums to fill in gaps. Caution: political or cringeworthy themes are less likely to appreciate.
- Low-mintage series are often priced very high, but may in time increase in value the most.
- Gov't-issued coins cost least during the mint run. Once ended and dealers run out of stock, their prices often jump, then rise a bit faster than generic silver.
- Annual changes to overall designs become series (Somali elephants, Canadian Wildlife, Australian kookaburras or koalas, island nations' series, etc.), adding potential appreciation.
- Maples, Eagles, Wieners, Britannias, etc. are nice and boring, but recognition helps sell to customers more comfortable and confident buying them.
- If you buy pieces that appeal to your sense of art, taste, and interests, you will still appreciate them even if the price or value of the PM goes nowhere. Caveat: if you go to sell, it's harder to let go of them.
- Shipping is an added premium. Many online vendors offer free shipping for purchasing a minimum amount (commonly $200). Your local coin shop has no shipping to charge.
- Vendors may charge extra for using a credit card. That might balance (ebay!) if your card offers cash back.
- Keep all sales receipts and a spreadsheet of your purchases to track profit/loss: it's quite revealing and may help guide future decisions. Example ("PurchaseRecords" tab):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11oZ4X8Gkgv3oGd_BunwFAHRhS92cfocIcmHzVK1D5s4

[Anonymous No.58502008]

>>58501960
Sovereigns, french napoleons/marianne/rooster, belgian francs

[Anonymous No.58502012]

>>58502002
actully this is MY copypasta:
My copypasta:
- For new generic bars, note the premiums (added charges) over spot: they go up for smaller pieces.
- Some beautiful generic items are priced comically high (Germanias, GSM special editions, e.g.). Regardless, dealers may categorize and price these as "generic" (below or at spot) when buying them from you. Or your gamble might pay off if they become highly regarded (Englehard, PAMP, antique miners/refiners, e.g.).
- The firsts of new artful or theme bullion series are often missed by later collectors, who may pay high premiums to fill in gaps. Caution: political or cringeworthy themes are less likely to appreciate.
- Low-mintage series are often priced very high, but may in time increase in value the most.
- Gov't-issued coins cost least during the mint run. Once ended and dealers run out of stock, their prices often jump, then rise a bit faster than generic silver.
- Annual changes to overall designs become series (Somali elephants, Canadian Wildlife, Australian kookaburras or koalas, island nations' series, etc.), adding potential appreciation.
- Maples, Eagles, Wieners, Britannias, etc. are nice and boring, but recognition helps sell to customers more comfortable and confident buying them.
- If you buy pieces that appeal to your sense of art, taste, and interests, you will still appreciate them even if the price or value of the PM goes nowhere. Caveat: if you go to sell, it's harder to let go of them.
- Shipping is an added premium. Many online vendors offer free shipping for purchasing a minimum amount (commonly $200). Your local coin shop has no shipping to charge.
- Vendors may charge extra for using a credit card. That might balance (ebay!) if your card offers cash back.
- Keep all sales receipts and a spreadsheet of your purchases to track profit/loss: it's quite revealing and may help guide future decisions. Example ("PurchaseRecords" tab):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11oZ4X8Gkgv3oGd_BunwFAHR

[Anonymous No.58502015]

>>58501960
Many stores will pay you more for a sealed gold PAMP compared to a Krug, because they know they can sell it with an heftier premium.

>I like the Trident and Libertad
Who doesn't? Fags?

[Anonymous No.58502179]

>>58499280
>>58499336
>>58499341
If you wanna hold precious metals, you gotta think long term. PM may not make you rich, but they will always be a safe haven. Price doesn't really matter, because in 30 years any PM you bought now will be worth much much more. So waiting and hoping for gold or silver to drop by a few cents shouldn't be a big concern, unless you have thousands to spend. Don't think at stacking metals (gold especially) as a way to make money: it's more about preserving your wealth—your current buying power—for the future, and perhaps making some extra on the way.

Since the dawn of civilizations, gold is what humanity agreed to use as a form of currency, to store and show their wealth. It will always hold value until there's a functioning society. Silver is more influenced by its industrial use, meaning that its price can quickly spike, and is (usually) slower than gold to catch up with inflation and economic crisis in general. Platinum, palladium etc. are even more unpredictable, and you should ignore those for now.

So start with gold and silver. Research the topic and decide how much you should own of each. Is always good to diversify your investments. So called "junk silver" is often the cheapest and a good way to start your adventure. It will also help you understand how real money is and should be. In the US stores will normally pay more for your stuff: (gold) Buffalos and Eagles. But at the end of the day, buying the cheaper coins you can get (aka the ones with the lower premium) is not a bad advise either. So Maples, Britannias, Krugs, depending on the store. 1 oz coins are often the sweetest spot, but you can also find gold coins like Sovereigns and 20 francs with very reasonable premiums, but are more affordable (they are ~1/4 oz or less).

Also always buy from reputable stores, especially when you start.

[Anonymous No.58502324]

>>58502015
>imagine not having at least one sealed credit suisse

[Anonymous No.58502338]

>>58502324
this is sort of the reasoning i've been using in my head to try and justify a gold ark purchase. i could open one and then keep one sealed in the cuckcage

[Anonymous No.58502392]

>>58502012
>actully
Huh. Not sure why you'd say that.
But your link is broken. Mine's right.

[Anonymous No.58502466]

>>58502392
>Not sure why you'd say that.
because your a idiot copy cat and you stole my pasta *growls* there's consequences for that you might get away with stealing peoples stuff on reddit but i think youll find thigns work a liiiiiiiittle differently around these parts

[Anonymous No.58502530]

>>58502466
You're trolling, of course.
Proof, I have control of the spreadsheet. You don't.
You have to be smarter than that to be a good troll.

[Anonymous No.58502685]

>>58502530
>I know your trolling because. I JUST DO OKAY
you wont make this mistake again

[Anonymous No.58502749]

>>58502685
So... what exactly are you trying to accomplish with this silly line of blather?
If it's just (You)s, welcome to the filter.
Are you the guy that whined about my style of writing? Sorry to trigger you, Snowlfake. It's just how I write. I'm not changing myself to sooth your butthurt.

[Anonymous No.58502787]

>>58502749
>welcome to the filter
>you're reading this right now
I knew you'd look :3

[Anonymous No.58502850]

>>58499678
ONE OUNCE OF SILVER
ONE ACRE OF LAND

[Anonymous No.58502984]

>>58500678
I've sold on there, so just a thought to add from me is not much feedback on the account sometimes simply means the seller isn't a redditor. Not like ima post deets on here for someone wanting RMs

[Anonymous No.58503036]

1) terrible track record

2) has no edge, otherwise he would be working for a hedge fund / big bank, not selling newsletters

3) mentally unstable

[Anonymous No.58503050]

>>58498307
Anon were going back to sub 20, 2 more weeks and we'll have cheapies

[Anonymous No.58503065]

>>58503050
>you finna pick up cheapies fr fr
I'd like that to be the case.

[Anonymous No.58503080]

[Anonymous No.58503125]

>>58502179
Pretty good advice. The only thing I would add is that after you get a decent stack going, you might want to buy some gold and silver for historic and/or aesthetic reasons to help keep your appetite stimulated.

[Anonymous No.58503126]

>>58498307
No, because I didn't buy anything this past weekend.

[Anonymous No.58503146]

>>58496137
what the make it stack lads

[Anonymous No.58503158]

>>58497488
>>58497784
> no lightswitch rave
am disappointted in the lack of silver in those sbemails

[Anonymous No.58503180]

>>58500131
>>58500349
>>58500936
the small wording on the coins clearly says "gold" here lol

[Anonymous No.58503182]

>>58503146

[Anonymous No.58503207]

>>58503182
thanks
i am not in the 1%

[Anonymous No.58503372]

>>58503182
shit, that's it? By my last count I've got a little over 59 oz. I'll grab a few more sometime this week and cement myself as a silver 1%er then

[Anonymous No.58503481]

>>58503182
If you're in the top 1% of silver holders do you get a cookie?
I would like a cookie.
Chocolate chip.
Home made and from scratch.
A light dusting of salt.
And a glass of milk.

[Anonymous No.58503516]

>>58500178
Silver is used in semi-conductors, solar panels, and EV batteries.

[Anonymous No.58503596]

>>58498214
Somehow jews at Bullionexchange have better deals than them.
They're legit but some of their prices are more Yiddish than literal NYC jews.

[Anonymous No.58503600]

>>58503182
This is the ONLY stacker tier list I've ever taken seriously.

[Anonymous No.58503639]

>>58503182

I just checked my stack this week. 950 ozt of Ag and 2 ozt of Au. This here’s a sampler tray of my holdings, as well as junk silver from the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Soon to be lost in a boating accident…

[Anonymous No.58503677]

>>58503182

I checked my stack earlier this week. Currently at 950 troy oz of silver and 2 ozt of gold. This here’s a sampler tray of my holdings, including various junk silver coinage from the USA, Canada, and Mexico. All soon to be lost in a boating accident!

[Anonymous No.58503690]

I am addicted to the shiny..

[Anonymous No.58503997]

>>58503372
That's an optimist's numbers, with no sources cited. I think it's more like 370 ozt.

[Anonymous No.58504089]

What impact do you guys think silver stackers have had on the price? There are millions of us worldwide so imagine how much of the bullion we have
>inb4 the market is totally rigged

[Anonymous No.58504168]

>>58503997
it doesn't really make sense to hypothetically imagine a small amount of people each holding the same amount of silver and then count themselves as the 1% with regard to other people not holding any... there will always be people holding 1 or 2 oz, most people will be like that. So in reality I think holding less silver would still make you in the 1%.

[Anonymous No.58504243]

>>58497488
>>58503158
Where my lazers at?

[Anonymous No.58504372]

>>58502466
>you stole my pasta *growls*
Well now I did.

Heh, nothing personal, kid. Just the rules of the internet.

[Anonymous No.58504377]

>>58497488
>>58504243
You guys really are my generation

[Anonymous No.58504474]

>>58500134
They're still clinging on to their control.
But the China metal market have already taken over the influence of spot with actual real actions and metals are seeking their natural spot value.
The only way 'they" can even slow it down is by changing the rules in Comex again

[Anonymous No.58504483]

>>58503372
It's probably a bit more now but yes, silver is extremely undervalued and very few people are physically stacking it

[Anonymous No.58504504]

>>58504474
They can make spot $5 today if they want to. The question is, will they? Because if they do, suddenly china, india, russia, and others are scooping up 6x more physical silver, draining the west even faster of this vital resource. Is that a sacrifice they're willing to make? I doubt it.

Much like how they had to increase interest rates, now they have to increase PM prices. It's a matter of survival for the empire.

[Anonymous No.58504572]

>>58499207
unless youre starving go for 4000

[Anonymous No.58504681]

>>58504474
>changing the rules in Comex again
That's likely not possible, what would that even look like ? The arbitrage is already too high in the chinese market, yesterday they hit the 'limit-up' - I have a feeling that will continue happening. They suppression is waning and their desperately trying to keep the lid on it, we're not seeing the crazy level of sell-offs we're used to.

[Anonymous No.58504709]

>>58504089
>What impact do you guys think silver stackers have had on the price?
Little to none, if there's any impact from 'stackers' it's negligible. But if we were to see a serious FOMO in the retail market, it really only takes a few big whales to clear out the retail space and reveal just how little is out there.

[Anonymous No.58504845]

>>58503207
Why not?

[Anonymous No.58504859]

>>58503997
300+ oz seems more realistic. The 60 oz list assumes 3rd world brown people will somehow start trying to accumulate. The hard truth is they are pretty insignificant to the moving parts of the world economy other than produce. I think the question that should be asked is how much is 1% in the modern civilized world?

[LIbertad No.58504961]

>>58503036
He's not wrong, I'm sure we'll be back around $2,200, and that's a good thing.

This will allow you to make some purchases before continuing on your way. :D

[Anonymous No.58505015]

>>58503125
Absolutely! As an hobby it can get pretty lonely and monotonous pretty fast.

[Anonymous No.58505027]

>>58504961
Heres the problem with that. Every time gold (and silver) goes up, it rockets up in a near vertical line. So you are literally a fucking idiot if you get scared off by each little pump

[Anonymous No.58505042]

>Take me down the the paradise city
>where the grass is green and the girls are pretty
>TAKE ME HOME

[Anonymous No.58505237]

Over $32.2 again

[Anonymous No.58505274]

>>58504504
Not sure who "they" are. But let's just assume there is some all-powerful elite that can simply set the price at the COMEX at will and that they set the price at $5. They are going to be feeling very lonely very quickly because silver producers will not sell at that price. They will either stop selling entirely (in which case the entire global industrial silver consumer market would rise up in protest) or, more likely, they would find another market. Nothing is forcing silver producers to sell through the COMEX. They can sell directly to industrial users or on a competing exchange, which now exists in China. What remained of the COMEX would be raided by arbitrage and simply go out of business.

JPM's little spoofing game occurs in the margin between what buyers will pay and sellers will accept. If it gets pushed too high, buyers will go elsewhere. If it gets tamped too hard, sellers will go elsewhere. Although there is short term manipulation at the margin, there are still market forces at work between actual users and actual producers. Those market forces have produced a competing metals exchange in China. In short, NOBODY can simply set the price of silver as low as they like. And the only people who could set the price as high as they like would have to corner the global market. And that would be very difficult and only temporary.

[Anonymous No.58505299]

>>58505274
>What remained of the COMEX would be raided by arbitrage and simply go out of business.
Yeah that happened last year.

[Anonymous No.58505380]

>>58505274
>In short, NOBODY can simply set the price of silver as low as they like
For western markets they can. Problem is, they can't keep bleeding physical metal to international competitors anymore. Shit is getting serious. Remember how much silver each missile requires

[Anonymous No.58505393]

I only have 1oz

[Anonymous No.58505395]

>>58505274
So go ahead and speculate on future price chimpy

[Anonymous No.58505404]

>>58505393
You know what would go well with that ounce?
Another ounce.

[Anonymous No.58505419]

good morning gamers post the yfw your have when it keeps going up again on today
meanwhile>The Queen Vampire Jamie Dimon says JP Morgan stock is overvalued and the soft landing is all happy talk
>Warren Buffet is holding more cash than ever before in his life
>Bill Gates is selling stock
>Jeff Bezos selling stocks
>Mark Zuckerburg sold stonks
>Elon Musk sells stonks
>all the multi-billionaire illuminati insiders are selling to euphoric retail investors
>
>
>
>and silver is the finally going up
guys tyhe picture of this cat is the face I make when my face see I make this face I hate the antichrist I hate the antichrist I hate the antichrist I hate the antichrist post you're face whem

[Anonymous No.58505435]

>>58505274
God, you're such a fucking faggot. The manipulation is WHY we have a structural supply deficit, it's WHY silver is 11% higher in Shanghai, and it's WHY JP Morgan was prosecuted for rigging the precious metals market numerous times.
>duhhh no one can keep up manipulation forever
CORRECT
>So it would never happen
WRONG WRONG WRONG WRONG WRONG WRONG

[Anonymous No.58505493]

>>58505237
$32 is feeling pretty comfy rn. It’s never dropping below $30 in our lifetime again

[Anonymous No.58505504]

>>58505419
>I hate the antichrist
Based

[Anonymous No.58505537]

>>58505435
Ah, I remember you. Insults and sarcasm are no substitute for reasoned analysis.

[Anonymous No.58505545]

>>58505395
I'm not a speculator. I invest for the long term relying on historic trends.

[Anonymous No.58505628]

>>58505545
Listen needle dick just name a price and move on, I've got Silver to purchase!

[Anonymous No.58505819]

If they cant get it below 31, let alone 30, they are in trouble. Imagine youve been shorting since 25. Youve now got a 20%+ loss, and are accruing huge margin bills by the day. Not a nice place to be.

[Anonymous No.58505980]

>>58505819
Those guys have long since closed or changed direction. This is principally the part of the move where open interest starts driving price up.

[Anonymous No.58506014]

Hi anons !

The world gold council just released an interesting video about gold as a critical mineral. I don't full agree with them but it's very interesting anyway

https://youtu.be/sOURky1p7IU

You can also suscribe to their "pro" newsletter with inside data, production, etc. I told them I was a student making my phd

[Anonymous No.58506156]

>>58505393
Small stack is better then none

[Anonymous No.58506759]

>>58496137
my local pawn shop is selling random eagles
5 for 180 after NJ tax

[Anonymous No.58506825]

>>58503050
the premiums will be huge
the price will still be 30+ if the spot drops to 20

[Anonymous No.58506857]

>>58504089
>What impact do you guys think silver stackers have had on the price?
the jews and catholics have so much money that 10 thousand of them have more silver and gold than the rest of the world combines not to mention what they have off the books

People are not buying enough from dealers to make an impact
they can only do a surge because its less than 10 million people in america buying silver every month
Think about it
who besides multimillionaires are buying more than 100oz of silver a month each and every month?
Its mega rich people buying 10s of thousands of ounces in a single transaction multiple times a month thats driving prices of the physical supply due to that supply drying out

[Anonymous No.58506902]

Silver squeeze bros, I understand that paper silver suppresses the price of physical silver, but is it really that suppressed? In the 1940s, the nickel content of a US 5 cent coin was replaced with silver due to wartime shortages - in other words, it was less rare than nickel, or at least less valuable at the time. Up until 1964, a US 25 cent coin was 90% silver. A tube of toothpaste in 1940 cost 50 cents, equivalent to around 11 grams of silver. 11 grams of silver in 2024 is already twice as valuable valuable now relative to a tube of toothpaste, and we're talking about fancy toothpaste. Why should it be higher?

[Anonymous No.58506903]

>>58506825
Perpetual doom and gloomers never mooners should let it get below 30 before they hysterically call for under 20 in 2 more weeks

[Anonymous No.58506914]

>muh toothpaste
A new low

[Anonymous No.58506935]

>>58506156
I love seeing the encouragement in these boards.

[Anonymous No.58506950]

>>58506759
Not bad, My local pawn shop fucking SUCKS. They sell eagle at a Buck over spot but sell Connie Dimes at 10 Bucks a pop. Fuckers wont make a deal on anything. No idea how pawn shops stay in business.

[Anonymous No.58506952]

>>58506902
https://youtu.be/3Fiadn5GP90

[Anonymous No.58506954]

>>58506914
I'll make it simple for you. Why is silver hundreds of times more rare than it was in 1940?

[Anonymous No.58506967]

>>58506954
what price was gas then?
what price was milk then?

you sound very dumb or disingenuous
either way
kys

[Anonymous No.58506976]

OMG MCDONALDS MUST BE SO RARE NOW

[Anonymous No.58507001]

>>58506902
Nickel is needed for steel or other alloys and they weren't lobbing missiles that used 30 pounds of unrecoverable silver each at the other guy back then, it totally makes sense that they would've valued nickel more at the time.

The toothpaste comparison is dumb, but paste has undoubtedly benefitted greatly from economy of scale and improved manufacturing efficiency since then. This is an argument that silver should cost more rather than less.

[Anonymous No.58507033]

>>58506954
So we went from "twice" to "hundreds"? Really flexing those honest argumentation muscles huh champ. Why dont you factor in population size, electronics mass, or literally anything less ridiculous than toothpaste

[Anonymous No.58507066]

>>58506976
you make under 1 bm an hour if you're working minimum wage today

[Anonymous No.58507077]

>>58506967
Is this an uncomfortable question? The value of a commodity should have some correlation with other commodities when adjusted for inflation. What changed? Shouldn't you know?

>>58506976
Based on a 5.65 silver in a pre-1964 25 cent coin, that would be 3.39 grams of silver, or about $3.50. Presumably that is how much a portion of goyslop costs. Why is silver hundreds of times more valuable now, in your view?

You can start talking about sody-pop and malted milk now if that's preferable to answering the question.

>>58507033
Offhand, it seems like spot silver is twice as valuable relative to its 1940 price. Silver squeeze proponents suggest that it is suppressed and should be hundreds of times higher. I am asking them why this should be the case. As an honest man, maybe you can fill me in?

[Anonymous No.58507109]

>>58507077
>The value of a commodity should have some correlation with other commodities when adjusted for inflation
toothpaste isnt a commodity. As for actual commodities, they float against one another for a reason. Iron mining and silver mining are totally different industries with different dynamics. It makes no sense to peg their prices together.

>Silver squeeze proponents suggest that it is suppressed and should be hundreds of times higher
A short squeeze has nothing to do with the underlying value of an asset. I do not promote the idea of a "silver squeeze" because i am not a redditor

[Anonymous No.58507114]

>>58496137
were in crab mode again huh?
atleast weve gotten over 30 i guess

[Anonymous No.58507178]

>>58507109
Basically, I'm wondering whether 3 or 4 grams of silver in the year 2050 will buy a burger, the way it did in 1948 and does in 2024, or a bottle of champagne. Value/rarity/scarcity relative to goods seems like a more realistic way of understanding "value" to me

[Anonymous No.58507291]

>>58507077
>What changed? Shouldn't you know?
35 trillion in debt
the companies also make a shitload of profit off their higher prices compared to back then

What happens in a country with run away debt?
Silver and Gold are the only thing people with shit to sell want

[Anonymous No.58507337]

>>58506156
In a world of vaginas, the one inch man is king

[Anonymous No.58507343]

>>58507337
I hence forth shall be known as King Yugomakemibus

[Anonymous No.58507574]

>>58505628
You are still thinking in terms of the USD. I'm looking past the flaming rubble of the USD.

[Anonymous No.58507611]

>>58506902
Silver was as low as possible as it could ever be in the 80s-00s because we lived in a stable multipolar world with infinite growth, massive returns on index funds, bank interest, etc. etc. you would have to be a fool not to use your capital to buy property and index funds. 40 years later and the stock market and property is so inflated you barely get any returns compared to what you used to + global population and gdp growth is stagnating, world order is collapsing, countries are moving away from the petrodollar and seeing america as the only country with any power.
Its about buying an asset that could see serious upside and is anti fragile to any kind of collapse or decline in the world. Thats the idea anyway, I'm not 100% on it but its a win win, if we see infinite gdp growth you'll probably be okay anyway, and if not your silver will go up in value.

[Anonymous No.58507627]

>>58506950
Most pawn shops make the bulk of their money on loans/interest. I’ve found a handful I’ve liked but most pawn shops suck, especially if you’re buying PMs

[Anonymous No.58507748]

>>58505419
I HATE THE ANTI-CHRIST

[Anonymous No.58507749]

why couldn't he have found a 5'er instead

[Anonymous No.58507962]

>>58507611
meant to say unipolar world

[Anonymous No.58508135]

>>58503516
Also for cloud seeding

[Anonymous No.58508151]

>>58508135
Also for have sex seeding xD

[Anonymous No.58508268]

>>58496596
I'm gonna pay mine so I can borrow more. Vicious cycle9td4

[Anonymous No.58508437]

>>58499863
Anon, could you please sell all of it? I beg you.

[Anonymous No.58508478]

>>58499863
Be a pal and buy some more. A lot more.

[Anonymous No.58508588]

>>58496476

Don't be a lecherous tyrant with all those mercuries

[Anonymous No.58508619]

>>58508478
I'm with this guy. Domp eet until I make one more purchase. Please.

[Anonymous No.58508880]

Is this the year 1 oz HR kooks return?

[Anonymous No.58509153]

When will the cheapies come back bros?!?

[Anonymous No.58509287]

>>58496137
FUCK NIGGERS
FUCK TRANNIES
FUCK KIKES
FUCK JANNIES
>NO NIGGERS ALOUD
NO NIGGERS ALOUD
>NO NIGGERS ALOUD
NO NIGGERS ALOUD
>NO NIGGERS ALOUD
NO NIGGERS ALOUD
>NO NIGGERS ALOUD
NO NIGGERS ALOUD
>NO NIGGERS ALOUD
NO NIGGERS ALOUD
>NO NIGGERS ALOUD
NO NIGGERS ALOUD
>NO NIGGERS ALOUD
NO NIGGERS ALOUD
>NO NIGGERS ALOUD
NO NIGGERS ALOUD

[Anonymous No.58509334]

>>58509287
Woah, slow down Maurice!

[Anonymous No.58509488]

Learn Latin

[Anonymous No.58509636]

>>58505042
Umm can I make anti vampire shotgun shells out of these ?

[Anonymous No.58509708]

>>58496137
Number go up
Keep stacking for now
Hold hold hold

[Anonymous No.58509747]

What free (or one time purchase) ping test app for android is legit? I'd want to test coins based on fineness, diameter and weight. I remember using app like that years ago but now I cannot find it.

[Anonymous No.58509828]

>>58509747
literally just search for ping test, I have atleast 2, one with more coin profiles than the other

[Anonymous No.58509833]

>>58509828
>I have atleast 2
which ones and do they also have for iPhone?

[Anonymous No.58509897]

>>58509833
Oh... Buy an android maybe? I wouldn't waste my money on an apple product, partially because they paywall developing an app and that cost is passed on to you. I downloaded like 4 to find 2 good ones, good luck.

[Anonymous No.58509934]

>>58509897
>I downloaded like 4 to find 2 good ones,
which ones, what is the name

[Anonymous No.58509951]

>>58509828
I installed like dozen of them. Most require in-app subscription. I found 2 that work but they only let me verify modern generics and I need to verify junk coins. Just give me the name of one that works.

[Anonymous No.58509994]

>>58509153
>he doesnt know

[Anonymous No.58510123]

>>58509934
>>58509951
"Precious coins tester" you bros gotta keep in mind that the harmonics of each coin is specific which is why this works at all. They aren't gonna have apus or the sonichan, and junk can vary due to wear. It's best to get a magnet and some experience with real silver.

I don't even use the app anymore because I got to the point I could pick junk dimes out blindfolded by dropping them in a pile and listening.

[Anonymous No.58510148]

>>58510123
>"Precious coins tester"
I used that one in the past, it requires a subscription now to even work

[Anonymous No.58510259]

Seems like 32 is our limit right now, gotta bust through!

[Anonymous No.58510582]

>>58500795
>>58500806
While Greg is right, people can only take so much
>it's happening
>it's happening
>they hate you
>See? It's happening

[Anonymous No.58510606]

>>58510148
Good to know. This is EXACTLY why I don't update jack shit if it still works as intended. I still recommend magnets and experience more than anything.

[Anonymous No.58512672]

>>58510582
Thats exactly why I fell off. Every day is a red alert with this guy. Shame because I like him.

[Anonymous No.58512960]

NUMBER IS GOING DOWN
IT'S OVER

[Anonymous No.58512982]

Ultimately beyond the reach of banks and politicians.

[Anonymous No.58512992]

So easy to tell friends from enemies.

[Anonymous No.58513039]

>>58512992
My Golden rule, is whoever has the most gold makes the rules. Picrel is my stack.

[Anonymous No.58513280]

>>58512960
Yeah but look how the market closed yesterday in China. The shanghai physical silver arbitrage is very profitable right now; The Chinese are paying a high premium for delivery of physical, sucking up as much silver as possible through the LBMA (over 1500 deliveries yesterday). Things are getting pretty interesting.

[Anonymous No.58513304]

>haven't checked /pmg/ or silver prices in over a month
>come back and see silver at a ten-year high
what'd I miss, bros? are we finally going to make it?

[Anonymous No.58513315]

>>58513304
we already made it

we won

[Anonymous No.58513332]

>>58513280
Every scam eventually unwinds. Every lie eventually squirms in the sunlight. The mighty will fall. But remember that once a bullet leaves the muzzle, it knows no friends. Take care.

"And the answer too will come -- in a horror of great darkness, and shakings of the world, and a cup of trembling which all the nations shall drink." -Thomas Carlyle

[Anonymous No.58513542]

>>58500123
They have silver content.

[Anonymous No.58514701]

>>58510606
>why I don't update
The old version stopped working too. It had a timer bomb and just shows that you need to update.

[Anonymous No.58514767]

>>58514701
Those apps are useless regardless. Get a real tester like a Sigma if your stack has gotten large enough that you're concerned about fakes. For the newcomers, for the most part it's near impossible to buy fakes when you're buying from one of the large online bullion dealers, especially if it's one of their newest stocked yearly coins direct from govt mints, such as eagles, maples, brits, krugs, weiners, so on. Usually that's only a concern with their older stock, think old generic bullion bars, so on. There has been a case or two where someone received a fake bar from JM Bullion, and I'm sure it's no different from the rest of the big online dealers, where they sold a fake bar that either fooled all of their extremely expensive and very thorough testing equipment, or just plain slipped through the cracks somehow, maybe one of their guys drank too much the night before, who knows, but that is an extreme rarity and pretty much a non-factor if you're buying anything from 1 oz coins or new rounds to new kilo bars.

[Anonymous No.58514880]

>>58513280
This is all only on paper. cuck/biz/ wake up.

[Anonymous No.58514923]

crypto nerds will seethe

[Anonymous No.58515122]

>>58514923
uhmmmm......... BASED?

[Anonymous No.58515518]

>>58514880
Yeah of course, both spot prices are determined by derivatives, that doesn't make it any less significant. Especially when you consider Chinese and Indian buyers are standing for delivery on these lbma/comex contracts. If buyers on the shanghai gold exchange are offering to pay a higher premium and stand for delivery, it means they want to suck up any available gold and silver in the west. This is price discovery, the manipulation is becoming more apparent. They're taking advantage of the fraud and using it to stock up as much as they can. Whether they're going to be able to collapse the comex before or after their new monetary system is officially announced remains a mystery but this isn't something to ignore. Obviously the "paper price" doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things but it's important to pay attention to how things play out within this game the banks are playing.

[Anonymous No.58515963]

finally got one of these different eagles. only need a couple more now.

[Anonymous No.58515977]

>>58515518
>Washington is physically sending 1000toz silver bars to China
lol no

[Anonymous No.58516080]

>>58515977
The chinks aren't just buying paper, retard

[Anonymous No.58516131]

>>58515977
Remember when lithium was suddenly priced in CNY instead of USD?

[Anonymous No.58517442]

>>58497764
>>58497770
>>58497897
>>58498278
>>58499643
>>58505395
Where do you get the funny coins?

[Anonymous No.58518080]

>>58515518
China and Russia are the new world order.
Facts.
This makes the old guard of the West seethe

[Anonymous No.58518262]

Any idea what that "in demand product" could be??

[Anonymous No.58518280]

>>58518080
China, yes. Russia? Do they manufacture anything worth buying? Don't they just sell natural resources? Aren't Russians semi-retarded? You really can't be a world power unless you are an economic power. And you can't be an economic power without manufacturing.

[Anonymous No.58518293]

>>58518262
When was the last time the USA was NOT preparing for war?

[Anonymous No.58518324]

>>58518262
yeah, ammo, apparently

https://x.com/Guntalk/status/1793723873571271078

[Anonymous No.58518470]

this sucks

[Anonymous No.58518515]

We are crashing hard. It's over.

[Anonymous No.58518527]

>>58518262
America is constantly at war since I remember. They probably found oil again.

[Anonymous No.58518621]

>>58518262
>Preparing for war
>Pumping oil out of strategic reserves to keep prices low
Hmm... Bunch of different ways to look at that.

[Anonymous No.58518707]

>>58518527
oil? blue pilled retard
us goes to war for israel, nothing else

[mintAnon !!0foyDzULl7H No.58518726]

Hello /biz/nessmen
The additional gold plate areas are a go, I'm currently waiting for the last revisions to get to me then I'll share them asap. Revisions will be
>removing dots and adjusting text
>switching 999 for 999 Fine Silver (in 3 lines)
>properly changing the outer text from being raised to being indented in to raised edge

[mintAnon !!0foyDzULl7H No.58518728]

And some work was done on the Apurrand. We have someone on Fiverr making a 3D reference model, same person who did the Crusader

[Anonymous No.58518731]

>>58518726
lookin good

[Anonymous No.58518926]

>>58518280
keep watching msm, im sure everything they tell you is truthful and you'll be fine

[Anonymous No.58518950]

>>58515977
>Washington
Most of the contracts are coming out of london from the lbma. The comex delivered 31 contracts and the lbma 1077 just yesterday. Most commodities traded on the comex aren't meant to be settled with physical delivery because they only have a fraction of the total amount needed to cover all open contracts. Even just a few dozen a day is a big deal.
This video documents the entire process of attempting to stand for delivery on silver:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjwU2JJbekM&ab_channel=ArcadiaEconomics
TL;DR even if you have the money to buy a contract (5000toz) and manage to find a broker that even offers physical delivery, you'll get jerked around eternally. The hoops you have to jump through are insane.

[Anonymous No.58519029]

>>58518726
Gooood.

>>58518728
Thank fuck, you're alive!

[Anonymous No.58519118]

>>58518728
Can you add miniscule letters like the krug does as part of its "security feature"?

[Anonymous No.58519130]

>>58519118
originally had this fine security feature

[Anonymous No.58519133]

>>58518726
>>58518728
berry noice

[Anonymous No.58519170]

>>58496476
BOJ edition just dropped

[Anonymous No.58519339]

>>58518728
aburand :DD

[Anonymous No.58519865]

>>58514701
Well, look at that, they must have had that in there early. Just opened it and dead indeed. It was a nice second opinion but the limited catalogue always made it more of a novelty than training wheels.

>>58518726
>>58518728
Got a list of all the rounds you have gotten made so far? I'm sure you've gotten a few done since the boomer round.

[Anonymous No.58520393]

>>58519865
Anons worked to get this compiled
>>58518731
>>58519029
>>58519133
>>58519339
Cheers everyone!
>>58519130
>>58519118
We can try the miniscule letters but last time I tried that it turned out completely illegible

[Anonymous No.58520403]

Anon who swore off masturbating for a month here, on day 9 and its getting hard(pun intended), the only reason I've made it this far is that I've gotten into blue archive. The gacha grind helps me not focus on cooming.
The horniness is getting extereme though, I hope it calms down after today.
Hope silver closes at 31 today

[Anonymous No.58520658]

>>58518262
Given that we gave all our ammo to Ukraine and there's a supply shortage as Anon said
>>58518324
It doesn't surprise me that the military is making some huge buys.

[Anonymous No.58520689]

>>58518926
Educate me. I've got nothing against Russia, but tell me what they export other than raw natural resources? They do make some really nice plywood. And they make vacuum tubes, which I use in my stereo. And reliable small arms. What other manufactured goods does Russia export? Machinery? Tools? Electronics? Vehicles of any kind? Clothing? Seriously, I'm listening . . .

[Anonymous No.58520854]

>>58520658
I saw on Japan news (NRK) that China announced it's doing invasion exercises around Taiwan.
Was this mentioned in US news?

[Anonymous No.58521017]

>>58520393
>completely illegible
figures . they gotta be hand engraved, not laser etched or whatever they do

[Anonymous No.58521051]

>>58520689
>"Russia is just a gas station masquerading as a country, hurr durr"
you're a special kind of retard, msm guy;

ISS would have been practically marooned for decades without the Russian State Space Corporation Roscosmos
they have a fleet of nuclear-powered ice breakers,
has just as much land based nuclear power production as US and CA combined

is building Nuclear power plants around the world

[Anonymous No.58521055]

>>58520854
Yes, but the news here panics every time China does any military exercise.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/23/asia/china-military-drills-taiwan-second-day-intl-hnk/index.html

[Anonymous No.58521130]

>>58496944
LOL I thought I was the only one who used an Ammo can to store my PMs,

[Anonymous No.58521137]

>>58497039
Junk is based

[Anonymous No.58521138]

>>58521051
Calm down and try to answer the question like a rational man. I have not insulted you or Russia. And I will grant you that the Soyuz is a great spacecraft. And I hope Russia successfully co-issues a gold-backed currency with the BRICS. But I repeat my question: What manufactured products does Russia export?

[Anonymous No.58521327]

>>58521138
Actually, I DID kind of insult Russia, even jokingly. I apologize for the "semi-retarded" comment.

[Anonymous No.58521367]

bros help a brotha out

I'm sending my sterling scrap out to be refined today but I need to figure out the actual weight. For some reason I only kept track of the final yield of fine silver content. I gotta figure out what the actual sterling weight is if the silver yield is 99.967 troy ounces. I'm sure it's simple but I'm genuinely math retarded. It's all sterling btw, no other compositions.

[Anonymous No.58521393]

>>58521367
Divide ASW by 0.925.