British metals edition.Reminder:Report all crypto posters as 'Off topic' as this is precious metals general.>Why Gold & Silver?https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiIhttps://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_Ahttps://youtu.be/FI7NnOg2rxo>Huge deficits in minerals such as silver by 2050 inevitablehttps://youtu.be/iibsrDXdEos>Bullion dealershttps://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 searchhttps://en.numista.com/catalogue/https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/>News and graphshttps://numismag.com/en/home-en/https://silverseek.com/https://www.silverdoctors.com/https://www.mining.com/https://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silverhttps://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-reserves-by-countryhttps://wtfhappenedin1971.com/>Comparehttps://findbullionprices.com/(US)https://eu.compare.pm/(EU)https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/(DE/EU)>Resourceshttps://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>Prospectinghttps://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoMhttps://www.usgs.gov/programs/mineral-resources-program/sciencehttps://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/news/mines-and-mineralshttps://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X>Nitric acid, magnets, and ping testhttps://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTohttps://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVYhttps://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-khttps://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-databasePrevious Thread: >>59546625
god I love gold This is for the Btc shills:Volatile prices, no backing, regulation risks, energy waste, hacking, scams, speculation, no income, slow transactions, taxes, market manipulation, overhyped, environmental concerns, legal uncertainty, no consumer protections, theft/loss risks, internet dependency, scaling problems, unstable savings, high fees, quantum vulnerability, black market use, government bans, difficult adoption, centralization risks, crash-prone, fake trust, no recovery options, outdated tech risk, no intrinsic value, and blockchain errors are irreversible.
>>GALENA IS A SILVER AND LEAD ORE !!>>GALENA IS A SILVER AND LEAD ORE !!>>GALENA IS A SILVER AND LEAD ORE !!>>GALENA IS A SILVER AND LEAD ORE !!
god damn bant thread got pruned >:(
My desk coin is 100 years old now.>possibly the only real dollar in the corporationLol
>>59553505you sound deeply insecure about your investment, i tought this thread was about precious metals?
Thanks Minty!Bitcoin killed demon silverNext up Luciferian Gold......aaaackLmao Bitcoin up 4% to $102,000.......I remember when Bitcoin and silver were the same price.......bbbbbut it's a scam........lmao ok but now I'm rich rich rich and y'all are brokies waging your life away
>>59553534
>>59553534Nice! I just got this 14k pocket knife.
>>59553561The other side has some guys initials. I'm unsure if I should have it removed and monogrammed with my own initials. I am going to leave the date because it's kind of cool. What do you guys think?
>>59553531Yeah I noticed it too. I'm not going to always make a thread there, but if I check in a few days and there isn't one up I'll post a /pmg/.
>>59553561>>59553571>14k pocket knifeThat's fucking awesome.
>>59553574Lmao, they need fresh fish for the silver ponzi scheme
>sIlVeR pOnZi ScHeMe
>>59553537Deeply insecure would be going to a crypto general and trying to convert anons to buy precious metals.
59553618There's a glut of silver and an over supply, lmao why do you shill it if not to sell the surplus production? That's a ponzi scheme
>>59553537IQDelete detected.Filtered.I buy silver to keep valuable commodities outside of the financial system to avoid the dollar-dilution. When the banks are ready to rug-pull there will be no ignoring that gold is king and silver is a cheap means to acquire large amounts of gold due to the historic & mining ratios of the GSR.
negroids
>There's a glut of silver and an over supplyThere's clearly a shortage forming.
>>59553537>for the bitcoin shills >please report all bitcoin shills Don’t be stupid
mornin' pmg bros
I bought 1100 dollars worth of junk quarters and half dollars this past Friday
>>59553642>>GALENA IS A SILVER AND LEAD ORE.
>>59553660Nope "physical investment" is the surplus.....lmao silver just doesn't disappear when some retard buys a frog round that shit gets melted down again and is available . Assuming your chart is accurate which it isn't it's coin merchant propaganda
>coin merchant propagandaThis level of cope is unreal.
>>59553622yeah it happens all the time, except the "crypto general" is basically the whole board. So at least while we are on /pmg/ let's talk about pms, why would you talk about bitcoin?>>59553642>>59553668i just think it would be better to talk about pms related matters instead of crypto while we are here. You have the whole rest of the board for crypto, let's discuss pms. For example, i'm very exicted about the latest news on asteroid mining. I love pms so much i just wish everyone had more, which sounds to be happening sooner that we expected. Which is great news for humanity as a whole, because they are super important to us. The more, the better!
>>59553702You do realise silver has industrial usage that doesn’t always get recycled AND there are no outright silver mines because it’s impossible to open a purely silver mine? That’s why it’s mined as a byproducts
*taps the sign*
>>59553751Asteroid mining will never be a think in our lifetimes and probably our children’s lifetimes.>50-100mil to launch a rocket>no current working tech for the actual mining process >requires 1-2 metric tons of asteroid material to produce 1-2g of gold>another 50 mil to bring it backIt will literally never be a profitable venture and will cost trillions to setup even IF we had the technology capable of that
buy british
>>59553782>Asteroid mining will neverIf we're mining asteroids specifically for PMs, that means the value of PMs is astronomical and worth the effort/resources to mine in space.We're all pro-astroid mining here technically, because that means PMs would not be hindered by the paper market, which deep down all stackers want.
>>59553819sure, i'm also pro magic. doesn't mean it's gonna happen
>>59553782don't be so pessimist anon!>50-100mil to launch a rocketbut i've read this cost was recently reduced by 65%, thanks to reusable rockets parts. It took spaceX just a couple of years to get a 65% reduction, that's amazing! I wonder if progress in space tech will reduce it more in the following years? Apparently they are investing billions in doing just that! The human ability to obtain resources really is unstoppable!! And that's a great thing! Good for humans!>even IFi've read we do have it! It's just a matter of throwing money at it, which means the timing only depends on how important those resources are! But i think they are very important so we'll get there in no time!! :)
>>59553805
>>59553819But pms will never be worth a trillion dollar + effort. Like what?What’s your point here? You honestly expect a couple grams of pms to be worth millions? If anything they will mine for water and rare earth elements
>>59553763Silver is pretty much the most important substance on the planet besides fresh water and oil.It is literally best-in-class in every category. Conductivity, thermal conductivity, its part of the HARDEST alloys known to man. It is an ingredient used for the best/strongest ball bearings needed for extreme temperatures. It has amazing anti microbial properties and it is also extreme scarce AND extremely cheap. MMT banking works by redirecting capital and the lubrication to do so is dollar dilution. But in order to do all of this active managing, problems arise. MMT is like trying to spread out pizza dough over a large pan. The place where the cracks and tears form in the dough are commodtiy-shortages. The cracks form in small markets like Rhodium and Pd which may be hard to control with paper derivatives because they are so scarce. But silver is a money-metal necessary for industry that stands to turn all of banking on its head because MMT is creating MASSIVE shortages in this commodity. They need it as an input for industry but at the same time they need the plebs to keep buying in to the ponzi. Silver being suppressed for 150 years is creating a situation where real-world supply and demand may very well invert the price of this metal and have it be more expensive than gold. The market is too small for banks to corner and too necessary to keep businesses running. So it is a leak in the dam that anyone and everyone can happily slurp and drink and bathe in.. for the time being. Nothing about the historical price of silver ensures that it MUST remain cheaper than gold. Suppressing the price to scare off speculators has this metal simmering at a feverpitch. It will only go when the banks are about to implode so you better have it and be content to pass through that event with only what you have in your own possession. When the world is impoverished with toxic IOUs people will steal whatever they can because the rule of law may not be as reliable as we all hope
>>59553835The costs still outweigh the profits Even 10 mil which is a fraction of the current cost and barely covers construction and the price of rocket fuel is still much more than the profit gained from brining back 2 metric tons of material to produce a couple grams of gold. Even if we had the technology capable to the logistics wouod basically say fuck off. I don’t doubt eventually someone will set up a mine and processing facility on an asteroid but that certainly won’t be within the next 50 years, and they certainly won’t be looking for precious metals
>>59553819>>59553840exactly, you guys got it!! pms price has a well defined max cap, which is the cost of space mining - which will only get cheaper as technology advances! The price can never ever go higher than that! Isn't that great for a investment??
>>59553763There's 56 billion ounces of silver sitting in warehouses. Lmao there's a huge glut that's why there are no silver mines
>>59553819>f we're mining asteroids specifically for PMs, that means the value of PMs is astronomical and worth the effort/resources to mine in space.not necessarily because in the future if were capable of mining asteroids space travel could be as cheap as running a car
I bought 10 stacks of metal and gold, I expect a 2 x by the year of 2499 , hope my grandkids will appreciate my stacks lf metal
>>59553872Please elaborate your bullshit.
>>59553751No one is trying to convert you you are a lost cause. We are trying to prevent new victims of the silver ponzi scam scheme from throwing their lives away
>>59553867>The costs still outweigh the profitscorrect! and if we are saying that this will ALWAYS be true, or that this will be true at least for the next century - knowing the costs of space tech will decrease during that century - what are we saying about pms price in that century? Think about it, it can only go down :) it can never surpass a threshold which will get lower and lower!
>>59553505>This is for the Btc shills:>Volatile prices, no backing, regulation risks, energy waste, hacking, scams, speculation, no income, slow transactions, taxes, market manipulation, overhyped, environmental concerns, legal uncertainty, no consumer protections, theft/loss risks, internet dependency, scaling problems, unstable savings, high fees, quantum vulnerability, black market use, government bans, difficult adoption, centralization risks, crash-prone, fake trust, no recovery options, outdated tech risk, no intrinsic value, and blockchain errors are irreversible.you forgot volunteered opting out of privacy.But I digress as I hold my wealth physically, and stak my treasure in heaven.
>>59553863It is also the most reflective commodity* Forgot to include that.But truly sit and think about it. If the purchasing power of credit implodes and dollars start losing purchasing power, the entire modern economy can come grinding to a halt when people get paid and they run straight to the local coin shop to buy silver. The premiums will be so immense and common that ALL silver will get diverted away from industrial use in order to capture the higher margins. So long as people are losing purchasing power people will be trying to stash their surplus value in literally ANYTHING ELSE. Industry will have no choice but to compete and regulators will have no choice but to redirect silver ONLY to industry. And by that point the ship has sailed and only upon the completion of the write-off all debts and bankruptcy of all bad debts and businesses can capital accumulation can begin again. The whip lash we could be facing will be catastophic. I recently saw news articles about Chinese soldiers in Mexico. I have long suspected that U.S. will be sabre rattling at drug cartels as a precursor for us to go after the Mexican mines. And lo and behold it is China who is putting boots on the ground likely as a warning to protect the single most valuable asset on the planet right now:SILVER.Get comfy. International trade agreements and this sort of thing may take 5-10 years to play out. If they can kick the can they will. No need to go into debt but you better get your hands on some of this stuff before it vanishes. Avoiding the breadlines and the sold-out local coin shop will be key going forward.
>>59553883>There's 56 billion ounces of silver sitting in warehouses. Lmao there's a huge glut that's why there are no silver minesKEKED!
>>59553900>>59553900sure!only 2 scenarios are possible:A) the price of pms skyrockets -> it becomes profitable to mine it -> we mine it and supply increasesB) scenario A NEVER happens, which implies pms price NEVER reached that threshold (or replace "never" with "within the next X years")so basically if you believe in scenario B, you are saying that your investment has a well defined max price cap that will never ever be surpassed! when you combine it with the fact that space tech is 65% cheaper now than it was 20 years ago, isn't that something cool to think about? i wonder where we'll be 20 years from now!isn't having a max cap on the price a super nice property for an investment? it sounds so reassuring!
>>59553828>i'm also pro magic. doesn't mean it's gonna happenO ye of little faith.
>>59553848The point I'm making is that>muh asteroid miningIsn't an argument against rarity of PMs like shills think it is.
>>59553973I’m fine with a $100 million per oz max cap. That’s awesome!
>>59553956It's basic math stacktard, what did you think 1.7 trillion market cap meant? papers, vibes? Lmao it's amazing how financially illiterate you incels are
>>59553592Thanks bro
>>59554059
>>59554011that's super cool yes!! and to think that that number was 65% higher just some years ago, and i it will only get lower as techonology advances! amazing!! and i also wonder if the sellers will try to frontrun this? surely they'll wait for space mining to be fully 100% operational before dumping and won't react to the first remotely good news about it, right?
>>59554065
Bitcoin up 4%Silver up 1%Lmao stacktards destroyed by their own greed and hubris
>>59554094Stackchads will survive the credit crunch.
>>59553505>Metals in the meanwhile Backed by many govermental and private institutions, sparsely regulated, 0 energy waste, unhackable, scams are unheard of, generates income in many sectors, taxes (yes as with everything lets be adults here), market manipulation, underhyped, no cause for enviromental concerns, legal certainty, consumer protections, extremely low risk of loss compared to crypto, scales well, stable savings, quantum invulnerability, no black market use (they prefer crypto ((only Black markets use crypto))), no government bans, has been adopted for the most of history of civilization, low risks of centralization, never crashed, ubiqitous trust, no need for recovery options, no outdated tech risks,definition of intrinsical value, immune to blockchain errors
>>59554068Sci-fi is so cool!
>>59554110Ah yes the imaginary credit crunchThe imaginary collapse The imaginary hyperflation Stacktards will survive another day in the wage cage.Meanwhile crypto chads are rich and retired now, 4% richer today that pays my whole years expenses in luxury . Kektop I left 200 pesos for the maid today made her day gotta spread the wealth
>>59554151Said the bitch
>200 pesos>$9.83 USDYou call that a tip?! What a cheapskate.
>>59554151No response?>>59553863>>59553924
>>59554140yes it is!! sadly that's completely unrelated to space mining!"There's no magic technology that we have to invent to mine asteroids. We have the technology. It's a matter of having the will to do so and putting the capital towards doing it."how funny it is that Cannon used the same analogy used by >>59553828 ?? he specifically states that's there's nothing magical or fictional about it, we don't do it because pms are simply not valuable enough to justify it!but the coolest part is that saying that it will never happen implies pms will never be worth it! basically saying that pms prices skyrocketing is sci-fi, which it is! :)our nice neighbour 16 Psyche has something to say about scarcity! :)
>>59554184won tickets to the concert for that album on a local radio show by breaking dishes on the floor
>>59554184Scott Adams calls this the "laundry list" argument: if you have to list more than a couple solid reasons for something, you probably don't really have any solid reasons for believing what you believeWhat's your strongest argument I will demolish that first
>>59553571Change your name to match the existing initials.
>>59554242Scott Adams is a cuck. This explains a lot.
>>59553571i would also recommend doing >>59554250
>>59554208I can’t wait for these costs to magically come down so we can start our space empire. Maybe we can find a planet like Arrakis and travel the universe with magic dust. It’s all so exciting!
>>59554257Lmao write another 1000 word salad why your shitty investment is failing
>>59553911>>59553973>>59554068>>59554208You are all so wrong.Pms would have to rise to a staggering amount per gram in order to make it profitable. Saying space mining won’t ever be logistically or financially viable doesn’t mean that pms won’t increase 2x You can still have gold and silver go up in value without fulfilling the cost/profit ratio because it would still cost an astronomical amount to go to space. Even if you had tech that cost $0 to use you would still need to spend trillions to set up the mining and processing infastructure. Gold could go to $10000 an oz and still not be profitable for asteroid mining. It’s not an ultimatum. SmhAre you actually that stupid in not understanding that hold and silver could 10x and still not be worth it
>>59554328Ur the same retard from the last thread >having a list of sting evidence isn’t having any evidence at allThen explain why every scientific paper is wrong you stupid fucking retarded cunt
Sci-fi anon, I just realized we can use bitcoin in space!
why do you collect metal?
>>59553903>We are trying to prevent new victims of the silver ponzi scam scheme from throwing their lives awayWhy? You some kind of altruist?
>>59554356>why do you collect metal?They always go up in value and is real money with zero counter-party risk.
Genuinely hilarious that the system shills think what they're doing here is working. Not only are you reinforcing the stackers that what they're doing is right, but your trail of drivel is producing piles of evidence that exiting the system through gold and silver is something you don't want the masses to do. You don't scare anyone away from them.
>>59554356Value dense and it is outside of the financial system. The modern financial system can only work by creating a massive glut of toxic-IOUs that it can dump onto the masses through our pensions, 401ks, and insurance companies as well things like Fannie and Freddie being used to backstop bogus real estate loans. When it implodes, the masses will be bag-holders and the ONLY way to avoid the carnage is to own capital assets in your own possession.
>>59554434It's true, the harder they shill for BTC or simply against rocks, the more I want to buy silver and gold. Not like I really needed the motivation, but it does feel nice to hear them kvetch. also, i'm 80% sure that the >muh asteroidsposter is simply copying/pasting from a chatbot.
to keep it on topic, mueller shipped the coin already. i want a shotgun like this for some reason
>>59554434You are staking silver for all the wrong reasons, but as long as your staking no harm done. The real reason to stack silver is Law. Banks have gold to pay their debit, do you. If not silver is just as good if not more pricy then gold. when it comes to Law.
Entertain me.
>>59554434Exactly why I own silver and have shares of GME directly registered (with a handful of xrp because lol)
>>59554335of course there still is upside potential, it's just limited and basically a race against space tech becoming cheaper and cheaper, which is already happening
>>59554596Right but the limit is ridiculous high. Even 100k an ounce and it still wouldn’t be profitable.
>>59554026>There's 56 billion ounces of silver sitting in warehouses. Lmao there's a huge glut that's why there are no silver mines>it's basic math stacktard, what did you think 1.7 trillion market cap meant?Okay lets do some basic maths8 billion people56 billion ounces7 oz per person....that is if, and I stress the "IF" those are accurate numbers, and it's really "iffy" isn't it considering you cant print or code it into existence.
>>59554567>iqdelete, ugh... that guy>good lord iqdelete is so poor, someone lit a cigarette outside his house and he says "who turned the heater on?">in fact, he's so poor his mortgage isn't for a house it's for a cardboard box>he has to get his income from trolling people on 4chan>4chan, the armpit of the internet>but... at least he's not a redditor I'll give him that>his lousy demeanor isn't even bad enough for that shithole, reddit
>>59554783Very good!
>>59554806>I mean, maybe iqdelete is a redditor>they're both fuckin retarded>I mean he can use a computer I know he's not a total retard>but the guys definitely a complete moron>he brags about being rich and always ignores when people ask for proof>he's definitely dumb>iqdeletes so dumb he uses Old Spice deodorant for cooking>and did you hear about that time he got hit by a parked car?>no wonder he has brain damage
>>59554151Ah yes. The imaginary scifi miningThe imaginary green cardAnd the imaginary crypto gains
>>59554696>8 billion peopleLets be real here anon, all 8 billion people in the world are not going to need a method of exchange like precious metals. When you take into consideration 3rd world communities, dependents like children and old people, then you're looking at around half a billion people who would absolutely use silver as a method of exchange. It's more honestly just over 100oz of silver per person. This would also diminish over time as silver will be lost or destroyed when used as an alloy in missiles, plus the expected shift towards solar power which will eat into those global silver reserves.In short, the scarcity of silver is only going to increase along with its increasing demand. Going long is guaranteed to bring in profits when you sell.
>thread is up for only 4 hours on a holiday>Somehow we are already at 100 replieslet me guess more than half of it are crypto tards shitting up this board about how much where missing out for skipping the newest meme coin
>>59554917>a holiday>but i am working
>my preferred investment has been gold
>>59554917yup
poorfag reporting
>>59554607... today, yeahmeanwhile, billions are being invested in space techNasa will be on 16 Psyche in 2029it's closer than Mars
>>59554995awesome, those all look like they're in great condition
>>59554553>Banks have gold to pay their debit, do youyes, i am a bank
>>59554995That's about what 1.75toz of gold. Far from poor, fren. Nice commie coins and Swiss Franc too.
>>59555012That's very poor, so poor why even bother
>>59554925its a holiday in the catholic part of germany
>>59555006>Banks have gold to pay their debit, do youLmao why do stacktards think that?
Silbers 7 day chart..
>>59555031lucky. we're getting forced to take pto this week for the dead president
>>59554883>scarcity of silverSilver isn't scarce
>silver isn't scarceOh but it is.
>>59555047i honestly i thought it was a holiday almost everywhere that its not is honestly suprising to me
>>59555004>>59555012Well, consider that my coin dealer that i know have several ALBUMS of golds, that's truly patheticI really consider to take a loan to buy some more gold>commie coinsThe upper right is modern russian tho, this is a 2023 commemorative issue celebrating 100th anniversary of this typeI also have couple golds in the slab
>>59555112Russian, commie, what's the difference? Lol
>>59555073My actual stack amount is literally off by only 0.14 ounces of silver. Pretty astounding spreadsheet and really paints the bull thesis in such a light so as to be beyond words. It really makes you think Bix Weir is right that maybe these silver mines really are so valuable that they will all be nationalized. I don't even think I have all that much silver but when you look at it across the human population you can see just how special it is to be able to stack valuable metals. The monetary system gives us ample amounts of credit products along with services etc. But raw, finished commodities like silver are readily available... for now.
>>59555050Fooled by using market shorts to create the illusion of abundance lmao
>>59555128>>59555171And what if you just have mental illness and there's a glut of silver 60 billion ounces like everyone says
>>59555050>Silver isn't scarceIt is.
>mental illnessSays the dickhead posting incorrect information in a thread on a topic he clearly dislikes.
>>GALENA IS A SILVER AND LEAD ORE
>>59555293>Zinc >Germanium>Arsenicwhats the deal with them why are they endangered?
>>59555348No idea.
>>59555287Doesn't really matter because the economy is still saturated with bogus IOUs that need to be reckoned with. I'm not selling until the bond market/banking crisis comes to a head.
Bingo anyone?
>>59555421
>>59555348Zinc is straight up underpriced and is a very hard, and solid and useful material that has been like $1 per pound forever. The paper-ponzi propels itself by keeping some of these input costs so cheap and that in term leads to overproduction and underdevelopment of new sources. The common timeframe is that it takes 10 years to open a new mine. So who would open a zinc resource when the fiat-debt-dollars you are expected to trade with are useless. Some resources have scientific reasons as to why they are not very abundant such as lithium, helium, beryllium, boron etc despite being so low on the periodic table. Arsenic is all over the place, you just don't find it in large veins like you can with other metals. You can't just go dig it up. I have 5 kilos of Te because it is endangered as well and extremely useful as an additive to technological alloys/surfaces. Having a kilo of anything is damn expensive so it is one of those happy little wild-cards I have for when the price goes adventuring.
>>Bobby
kinda want
>anon thinks that he will be able to survive le heckin apocalypse which is coming in 2 weeks (tm) with his shiny rock collectionlol
>>59555468Why doesn't germania mint just put out a coin with "we love satan" on it, They couldn't make it more obvious.
>>59555484>survive le heckin apocalypse which is coming in 2 weeks (tm) with his shiny rock collectionNo, that's what being armed is for.
>>59555497Not satanic.
>>59555497>Why doesn't germania mint just put out a coin with "we love satan" on it, They couldn't make it more obvious.Because what you think is satan is actually pre-Christian traditions of the Germanic people.BTW satan in its origin isn't an individual but Hebrew for accuser/adversary. Overtime, people have misinterpreted and then reinterpreted that misinformation to what they want to see which leads to old religions being seen and iconography of the devil. Before the Abrahamic religions, most people worshiped nature and saw animals as divine. The Abrahamic religions have to demonize the old religions because they don't like the competition for dominion over the human soul.
>>59555521>>59555541satanists claiming not to be satanic is a fairly satanic thing to do.
>>59555391>>59555391>the economy is still saturated with bogus IOUs that need to be reckoned with. Only in your imagination. It's all audited>I'm not selling until the bond market/banking crisis comes to a head.Great, your mommy will throw it in the trash when you die.....lmao 100% loss
>>59555566Paganism is not satanism.
In ten years of pmg I've never seen a valid reason to buy silver
>>59555566People like you can't make up your mind if Jews are adversarial or in league with Satan. I think you should at least establish a coherent religion before you start 'accusing' others.
>>59555585>In ten years of pmg I've never seen a valid reason to buy silverThat's because /pmg/ hasn't been around for ten years.
>>59555585/pmg/ isn't 10 years old, this board is only 11 years old and /pmg/ started in 2020 (I think). I started here in early 2022.
>>59555468i just have the regular version but i like it. hopefully they do more. >>59555497didn't you also say the scottsdale christmas rounds were satanic too?
>>59555619whats the regular version?
>>59555624where it is the normal color and not antiqued. that one looks darkened / antiqued
>>59555624i'm getting a lot of work done today :|
>>59555003Are you incapable of reading? Here it is again incase your missed it. We could maybe send a probe to it in the next few years but we still don’t have a feasible way of mining it, or processing it in space, or bringing the material back. Even if we did it would still cost trillions to set up and operational costs would still outweigh the profits. Again theres a couple grams of gold in 2 metric tons of asteroid material. No one is investing in mining gold on asteroids. They’re looking for water and REE.Let’s say it cost £10k so send a ship to the asteroid (it never will) and another 10k to process that material on the asteroid (it never will) and another 10k to bring it back (it never will) all to make 2 grams of refined gold. Let’s assume gold is £10000 an ounce in 100 years. 10k/28 =£360/g =£750-800 profit. Can you see the logistical error? Even if we put up permanent mines on the asteroid and space travel didnt cost anything. It would still cost billions or even trillions of pounds to set that up in the first place and would take years to even pay off a fraction of the cost. Keep in mind NONE OF THIS TECH CURRENTLY EXISTS AND THE TECH WE DO HAVE WILL NEVER BE CHEAP ENOUGH TO MAKE IT VIABLE.God I’m so sick of this argument
>>59555633that coin's awful, especially the colored version, which is missing the bottom part of the staff lol
Why wouldn't you buy Bitcoin and be rich instead of being a brokie with a bag of worthless rocks
>>59555741are you buying one then?
>>59555735source: your assmeanwhile, experts:>Philip Metzger, a planetary physicist at the University of Central Florida [...] "I do believe that asteroid mining will be a real thing, and it will be profitable," he said, adding that he believes it's possible for the necessary technology to be developed within decades. Smaller asteroids, including M-type asteroids, would likely be asteroid miners' first target.why don't you send the guy an email with your grounbreaking findings so you 2 can figure it out? let us know how it goes
>>59555805Maybe platinum and other metals but not gold lol
>>59555805 Be meAsteroid miner, targeting goldRealize mining the whole asteroid is dumb, only go for gold-rich veins Adjust plan: • Target small chunks of asteroid, maybe 1% of the mass (optimistic) • 1% of 2.1 billion kg = 21 million kg of material mined Gold concentration: 0.001% • 21 million kg × 0.00001 = 210 kg of gold • Value at $60,000/kg = $12.6 million Costs: • Launch cost for mining payload: $20 million • Mining cost: $50,000/kg, total for 210 kg = $10.5 million • Return cost: $5,000/kg, total for 210 kg = $1.05 millionTotal cost = $31.55 million Revenue: $12.6 millionCosts: $31.55 millionNet profit: -$18.95 million Market impact: • Practically nothing, 210 kg doesn’t even move the needle • Price of gold stays stable at $60,000/kg Still lose $18.95 millionMining tiny amounts of gold = no profit, no market impactMining a lot of gold = massive market crash and even bigger losses Asteroid gold mining = lose/lose scenario Congrats, spent millions to bring back pocket change in goldGold mining in space = big dumbGo for platinum, rare earths, or iron for infrastructure instead
Wow Bitcoin went up 4% today I guess it really is replacing gold
Volatile prices, no backing, regulation risks, energy waste, hacking, limited use, speculation, no income, scams, competition, slow transactions, taxes, uncertain future, market manipulation, overhyped, environmental concerns, legal uncertainty, lack of consumer protections, hard to recover lost funds, illiquid during crashes, dependence on internet, technology risks, no guaranteed returns, high entry learning curve, prone to theft or loss, weak infrastructure in some areas, subject to misinformation, not universally trusted, price depends on market sentiment, difficult for governments to regulate fairly.
>>59555886Over-reliance on miners, scaling problems, not stable for savings, high energy costs passed to users, complicated for older generations, difficult to integrate into traditional systems, no physical or tangible presence, susceptible to hardware failures, dependent on exchange reliability, can be banned in certain countries, hard to use for daily transactions, complex tax implications, potential to destabilize economies, no insurance for losses, cannot reverse transactions, requires technical knowledge to secure, relies on speculative adoption growth, limited supply can create hoarding, exposed to sudden market panics, no central authority for resolution, lack of stability compared to fiat currencies, risk of obsolescence with newer technologies.
>>59555886Difficult to value intrinsically, high dependence on public perception, limited legal recourse for disputes, not backed by a central bank, security risks with third-party services, difficulty in widespread adoption, high transaction fees during congestion, energy consumption could lead to restrictions, potential target for cyber warfare, limited investor protections, inaccessible to unbanked populations, vulnerability to quantum computing, no fallback system in case of major failure, fosters black markets, relies heavily on speculative demand, total market collapse risk, lack of mainstream trust, price depends entirely on sentiment, tech obsolescence, blockchain immutability prevents error correction.
>>59555903>>59555908>>59555914KEK and there was someone accusing ME of copy-pasting from a bot, can't make this shit upgood boy, now ask chatgpt the opposite question and post that answer as well>>59555853>>59555876you are right, gold it's harder, and they will go for other pms firstthe whole thread until now:>asteroid mining is impossiblepresent situation:>asteroid mining is possible, but not for goldsome years from now:>i wish i didn't invest in something thinking that "scarce on earth" and "inherently scarce" were the same thing
>>59553883Are the 56 billion oz in the room with us?
>>59555073>367 oz makes you an elite one percenterthat's it? That can't be right
>>59555984That's if you divide it amongst 1% of the population evenly.
>>59554026>what did you think 1.7 trillion market cap meant? papers, vibes?Yes, exactly. Commonly called ETFs, such as : iShares, SVL, SIVR, ZSL, AGQ, 0KQ0, EDSF, SLVcL, etc... there lies your 1.7T of funny money.
>>59555984allows you to have your name on the guest list so you can enter their parties
>>59554059>>59554065>>59554069Awesome stuff fren, at times it feels like you have deep pockets when i look at the condition and scarcity of the numis & exonumis stuff you buy.
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>>59555984>>59556004Most of the worlds population probably won't have too many opportunities to stack like we do in the western world. But to add more to the perspective, the entirety of the global production of silver could not give 3 ounces of silver to every AMERICAN. So for a teeny-tiny little investment of $100 you can lock in an incredible amount of silver for yourself. Spread across every single person on the planet, your silver allotment would be 3-4grams or about the size of a penny. So buying a single ounce is like locking in a DECADE's worth of your silver allotment. For only $30!The math truly starts to bend when you consider the monetary/industrial metal compared to the bond market as well as the gold market. It's the perfect investment and you don't even need to time it. Just buy yourself a suicide stack of 100 1oz coins and then go live your life if you want to. It's a no-brainer.
>>59556057Not to mention a lot of countries VAT the hell out of metal purchases, we're kind of lucky in most of the US regarding that.
>>59556069>Not to mention a lot of countries VAT the hell out of metal purchasesActually i believe those are more the exception than the rule. Historically up to the 70s there were virtually zero countries applying VAT on PM purchases. Only very recently (as ppl forgot what real money was since they didn't use it for so long) the governments started to sneakily tax it here and there. But always very discretly and step by step.For them it's a matter of survival to keep the paper ponzi alive, they can't afford capital flight, so expect the coming heads of (((gubments))) to tax it beyond reason. It's the only deterrent they have availible. Plus it's yet another way to get their hands in your pockets, as they grew into a phase 5 tumor who require always more blood.But it shouldn't prevent you from stacking. Shying away from gold and silver via VAT is EXACTLY what they want. Do not play their game. Just play around their rules. Dodging taxes is an art, and it's beautiful.
>>59556045Silver is for broke losers who gave up on life. Exactly 0 happy or successful people own silver
>>59556121>happy or successful peopleMirage and vanity. Grow up, little man.
>>59556057Mental illness to pretend silver has any value or is rare or will ever go up all you are doing is buying your own poverty
>0 happy or successful people own silverWhat a fool.
>>59556128>>59556131Sorry it hurts your feelings but that's my observation after reading your blog. None of you have any joy or even wealth it's just fear,paranoia and worrying about stuff that will never happen
>feelingsWhy would we care what some dipshit thinks?We're rich.
>>59556228Interesting. What does it tell about a terminally brown loser spending his life on a general he hates about an asset class who only brings people motivated by fear, paranoia, etc.. ?
>>59556249We have cool money, these jealous douchebags just have numbers on a screen. It's sad that commoners still put their worth in failing institutions instead of self banking.
>>59556228My observations after reading your posts is:YOU'RE RETARDED.
>>59554434Finally about to fill the cigar box that picture was taken on top of lol. 6 oz incoming to fill the last gap.There is no comfier feeling than the heavy box of metals going into the hidey hole to forever repel demons and their cult of usury. Blessings to you all, frens.
>>59556255>It's sad that commoners still put their worth in failing institutions instead of self banking.tbf at this point they deserve their incoming misery. Stacking is not considered anymore some fringe survivalist hobby or grampa habit, it's been talked about openly on all major podcasts for years. Literally every single economist invited to a talkshow when asked about how to protect your savings will advise gold to some extent. Silver simply is the next logical step to anyone able to answer 1+1. They just have to look at the numbers.Even my ubernormie dad who never did anything with his savings but leave it in bank accounts for inflation to eat it for 40+ years is now actively purchasing gold. He doesn't know anything about PMs, all he knows is he can't trust the government. Like 99% of the population, they all have this survival instinct telling them we are on the verge of the cliff and our system is living it's final hour. I believe the only ones left behind of the PM train are the ones who simply are too addicted to goyslop to save up a penny and the ones who have zero foresight. Sadly it's quite a large portion of the population. I have smart friends irl who earn x6 my salary and they still manage to be perpetually broke. Millenials are fucking shit at managing their money, it's truly something else.
>>59556336>Stacking is not considered anymore some fringe survivalist hobby or grampa habit, it's considered mental retardation and financial suicideFact check: true
>>59556336>smart friends irl who earn x6 my salary and they still manage to be perpetually brokeOh yeah. I only briefly preached silver to a few of my close friends. They're adults, they can figure it out. But some other people I used to be friends w/ were the worst at money management. When it got to the point where they hinted at asking to borrow money I cut ties and made sure that they won't want to associate w/ me anymore. It kinda sucked, but when they think sneakers and Supreme t shirts are investments, it's time to let the kids be kids and only associate w/ adults.
SIL ETF just saw a spike in its borrowing fee to short SIL shares
>>59555984It just makes you a bad investor. Lmao locking in an 80% loss and then giving up and waiting until you die for an imaginary collapse
>>59556371>When it got to the point where they hinted at asking to borrow money I cut ties and made sure that they won't want to associate w/ me anymore.kek, that's the "uh oh" time. That's why i always pretend to be broke, and since i'm a cheapstake ppl believe me. Plus people always are friendlier with poorfags, it boost their egos, so i'm fine taking this role. If i told them i've 2300oz of the stuff + 20K of numismatics, they'd probably hate me.>wtf, how can the poorfag of the band do better than me??? ITS UNFAIR REEEOnly here i can talk about it freely with the frens.
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>>59556409>always pretend to be broke, and since i'm a cheapstake ppl believe mePoor stay poor by spending like they're rich. Rich get rich by spending like they're poor, and investing.I have a modest size home that's cheap to heat and cool. When I said my electric bill was $77 in the summer, one of my former friends was all "OHHH MUST BE NICE!!!" about it. His electric bill is more than all my bills including internet combined.
What's the timeline, bros? I'm stacking metal but I'm preparing for our beloved eldritch masters to start the death grip on the middle class.>save enough for a down payment on land>build an off grid homestead with the most basic of infrastructure (rain catchment cistern, enough solar for simple utilities, earth bermed greenhouses, earth lodge made from mostly materials cut down on the property, etc.)>wageslave to stack metals, pay off land, rent my current house for some passive income, and establish a monastic environment that others can come to and pray.>root cellars full of food.>no more waging.>just clinking coins while the 15 minute cities burn, bros.
>>59556371Lmao can't image the cringe of someone who buys garbage rocks giving financial advice>what's your track record>er don't know, maybe a loss of 89% after taxes, premiums, fees and inflation, so you should....>shut the fuck up retard get out of my house
>>59556396Big crash coming
>>59556496You'd better hurry. 2 weeks until SHTF.
>>59556409What's hilarious is you think you are a good investor because you've missed out on 1000% of gains by not buying productive assets
Wait, what's the word on schizo copper and nickel stacking? I have a dead jap's ammo crate full of copper bullion but is there any point to actively go to the bank, shit in my diaper, and ask for rolls of nickels?
>>59556438>His electric bill is more than all my bills including internet combined.Kek, and all the subscription bullshit, it's just unreal... The most broke friend i have asked me for some tips on how to save money, and when we reviewed his monthly spendings i was truly shocked : spotify, appleMusic, disney+, netflix, Xbox game pass, amazon prime,...The list was fucking endless. I told him wtf you have a computer, you know how to use utorrent, you know how to use yandex and opera's VPN, why the fuck are you spending a single penny on music/vydia/movies/series??Only answer was "comfort", but it can't be just that, there is no comfort into being forced to eat pastas everyday and count his money to know if he can survive until EOM...I wonder if it has to do with status within our social circle? Like you display some kind of digital dominance by being a paypig for endless digicrap maybe? It's a true mystery to me so if you have a clue.Personally my largest spending spot is ebay, it's where i slurp my silber, and it's not even close. I just checked out of curiosity, and damn, it's more than i expected. Pic rel is my CC report for last year on ebay lol :3
>>59556545>subscription bullshitOh, absolutely. I've never paid for streaming in my life. My only subscription is just for a VPN, and it's somewhere under $30/yr.>"comfort"Convince is what I'm always told. But hey the extra $40-50/month that I'm saving gets me just that extra amount of silver.
>>59556538>Wait, what's the word on schizo copper and nickel stacking?If you can do it for free, then do it, but it's not worth spending any amount of premium to acquire them. It's just too cumbersome, too common and too illiquid. A good deterrent if you fear about becoming a copper/nickel schitzo are the visual economist charts, showing you how much of each metal is extracted each year. When you will see copper & nickel balls the size of the empire state building being mined each year, it wont feel very special anymore.
>>59556567>My only subscription is just for a VPNdangerously based
>>59556545And yet you say paying vat and taking an instant 30% loss on silver is smart....lmao
Lmao broke wagies patting themselves on the back for being financial incels
>>59556621what VAT? There is no VAT.
>>59556545The average single euro male spends 500 on rent, 500 on food and public transport, and the rest on funko pops, alcohol, and weed.
There's 56 billion ounces of silver sitting in warehouses enough silver to meet all demand for 50 years with zero,,,,,lmao 0 mining.Do the math yourself it's so easy even a stacktard can do it
Lmao, broke shills ITT fishing for responses while the rest of us stack silver and gold.
>>59556637Too true. If you replace funko pops with coke, tinder dates, cigs & steam games it would be pinpoint. Even funko pops is too real, there is *something* to show for at the end of the day, even if it's just a crappy, cringe-inducing plastic toy. But the modern euromale have strictly nothing to show for at the end of the month, fucking bare naked apostle style but without the wisdom. Month after months not a single physical acquisition. They better pray on rainy days never coming (it will).
>>59556031Thanks fren. I'm not at IQ's level yet, but I'm working on it. The rupie was also pretty cheap.
>>59556675>The rupie was also pretty cheap.do tell, because those coins were minted in absurdly low numbers. God only know how few are still existing 130 years later, especially in such condition.You are tempting me very much, i'll scout around to see if i can find any.
It's fun to remember that bitcoin beat silver last year by 75% and it's beating silver this year by 10%. Silver is a loser investment bought by depressed losers who gave up on life
>>59554356>why do you collect metal?Metal has inherent value and usability. Until somebody can alchemy lead into gold it cannot be inflated. Every fiat has died. I still use fiat because it still has some juice left in it within this system. I don't know for much longer though.
So true
>>59554551>i want a shotgun like this for some reasonSlamfire shotguns were really neat when semi autoshotguns weren't mainstream yet. Slamfire shotguns now are a gimmick for gun autists. It fucks with your accuracy to slam it except point blank in a trench. The sword bayonet just makes (You) look like a total psycho these days. (You) should really just get a semi auto shotgun they've had over a century to get the kinks ironed out unless you're larping some WW1 reenactment. (You) can also still get a bayonet preferably a shorter one for CQC. That long ass sword bayonet would be a nightmare to use in hallways and doors. >>59555391>Doesn't really matter because the economy is still saturated with bogus IOUs that need to be reckoned with.Saturated? It's propped up by IOUs. It is inevitable that a financial restructuring will happen. Saturated. That's like saying the human body is saturated with water except only most of our body is made up of water. The entire worldwide economy is ran on debt. Exponentially increasing debt. Debt so huge that it can't hardly even pretend to be paid off anymore without economic implosion or looting entire regions of the world in a war. That seems to be the plan. Only people that convert their spare fiat into other forms of wealth can avoid getting totally bootyblasted by the coming financial reset.
How much Silver do you think I can yield from this? At least an ounce right?
>>59556538>>59556591Alternatively, understand that nickels are the only coin still being minted from the era of pre 1964 prices. If a popcorn at the movies could be had for a 5 cent nickel back then, it should still theoretically be a 5 cent nickel now. All other coinage has been debased, just not the nickel. You're effectively buying pre 1964 coinage for face value. It's extremely OP and they wanted to shut it down during the 'coin shortages' of covid. They failed, but will no doubt try again soon since nickel is important for wartime.
>>59556882Seems like a move only those already sitting on thrones made from silver and gold to warrant any effort towards. Will the nickels of today become the mercury dimes of the future? I don't know and I need more gold anyways.
>>59556882only 42'-45' has silver in nickels
Apologies for the slightly off-topic question, but where would be the best place to buy a gold chain with the goal of getting the most weight of pure au for the lowest price?Somewhere online? Would pawn shops be worth checking out?It's for a gift.>t 4oz au 2oz pt 600 ag
>>59553924People aren't going to switch from credit cards to silver. They'll just keep using the cards. No one is going to the coin or junk shop either. Just collect coins and baubles because you like them.
>>59557049I remember I used to tie a 5oz bar around my credit card whenever I'd use it just to see if it had any metaphysical affect on price.
>>59557049Beside the comfort and ease of electronic transactions, this is also a pure display of gresham's law. I too prefer to pay with invisible digits coming from my plastic card rather than giving up on my precious, beautiful shinies. It's the most natural behavior.If young generations can't save money it's because they never interacted with real money. They never ONCE have seen the fruit of their labor. It's the first time in the history of mankind. Due to our currencies being inexistant and invisible, merely a tought-form, they are unable to correctly measure and identify the value of things. Making money a mathematical abstraction who is never questionned have been the greatest psyops the kikes ever designed.Before us, not once in history a feudal lord/dictator/king/.. ever tried to pull 20% taxes/GDP ratio on their servants with a straight face. It would have been met with immediate mutiny. The US exist because of a 2 pence taxes on tea.But now we are at 40% of taxes/GDP, because we never see the money getting out of our pockets, because it's been embedded in everything, and ultimately, because it doesn't exist. And it's getting worse as they are increasingly taxing at the source.Sorry for my off topic rambling.All this to say the government couldn't openly steal 40% of your labor if they showed up at your home and took away almost half of your physical belongings. This shit wouldn't fly. In fine, physicality make us aware of things, and physical money empower us by activating our reptilian brain of "DONT TOUCH AT MY SHIT YOU FUCKING NIGGER".To me, the extreme weakness of modern men derive from the abstraction of money, yet it's a subject i've never seen discussed anywhere. Not even talking about our (((academia))), but even among self-described dissidents on jewtube and such, the concept of modern "alchemical" money and it's psychological impact is never talked about. This is 100% the most verbotten topic the kikes don't want us to discuss.
>>59556241>monopoly money
>>59557001Your best bet is to purchase it second hand. Ask in your entourage if a lady is interested getting rid of some jewelry. It's not rare women want to get rid of stuff offered to them by their ex husband, something inherited they don't plan to wear or the like, but they never gave it a second thought because of not knowing the process of selling it. But presented with the opportunity they might be interested.Otherwise buy it on popular P2P platforms. Gold is flying off ebay's shelves, it's super popular in all it's forms. Just type "g" in the search bar and gold coin will immediately pop up. If you are patient and check often, an opportunity to slurp below spot will show up, but be careful of scams.
>>59555575>It's all auditedLol okay. By the way "It's" is possessive you fucking esl subcontinent manlet you meant to use "Its".
>>59557202"it's" is "it is" contracted, "its" is possessive.You mutts really have a problem with those two and also "their" and "they're" (and even "there" if you live in a trailer park or are a nigger)
>>59553561>1938what a great year. literally the peak of civilization
>>59553642lmao tard. if you believe that, then your resources would be better spent on obtaining a renewable food supply for you and your 500 man militia and their familiy members of your commune
>>59553924>If the purchasing power of credit implodes and dollars start losing purchasing power, the entire modern economy can come grinding to a halt when people get paid and they run straight to the local coin shop to buy silverif you think the first reaction of the feral niggers and leftist masses and millions of 3rd world invaders is going to be to run to a coinshop and buy silver coins and autistic buffalo rounds when the economy fails and food stops getting stocked in store shelves then you are going to be in for a very sore asshole
>>59557293you're right I'm a nigger and didn't realize its vs it's is dumb like that when any other use of an apostrophe denotes possession so thank you for keeping me honest.But I'm sick of their bullshit regardless and they're going there (to hell).
>>59557118>physicality make us aware of things, and physical money empower us by activating our reptilian brainA noteworthy insight.
>>59557307It wouldn't take millions.About 1% of the population buys or owns silver. If even 3% of the population started buying silver in quantities greater than a couple ounces, it would be catastrophic for the market. U.S. population is like 400 mil by now. Say twelve million people buy silver. Distribute that among the states and cities. It would be only a few thousand per city. Or, from a more personal view, Dunbar's number is about 140 or something. That would mean that you would know three or four people who buy silver out of literally everyone you know. Shifting from one person to three or four would cause havoc for the silver market.
>>59553534You should clean itAll junk silver should be clean and shiny
>>59557479>All junk silver should be clean and shiny
>>59557479I only ever cleaned some NASTY Morgan dollars using the baking soda, aluminum foil and boiling water method.
>>59557479Vile, kill yourself
>>59557685Be nicer
>>59557707SorryThe act of destroying historically significant coins is morally depraved and intellectually foolish.I suggest to the proponents of such debauchary to cease the act of breathing.
>>59557118interesting point, never thought of that
>>59557719but wouldn't the better option be to educate instead of eradicate and thus raise the numbers in our ranks?
>>59557719>destroying historically significant coinsJunk =/= numismatic
>>59557746Well it's simpleThey hold their breath until they learn better
>>59557109you should try get some young head viccys
>>59555940lol you are still wrong. Considering no one here gives a fuck about platinum or any other pm outside of Au and Ag it’s you being thebretard acting like asteroid mining (which won’t happen in our lifetimes) is gonna crash the prices of all pms. Nope. So I had to clarify WHAT pms will be affected if any. And again they probably won’t go for pms even with the technology as water and ree are of more value. You can throw insults all you want but that doesn’t subtract the 3 posts if reasons why shitcoin are a Ponzi scheme and a worse investment
>>59557449>If even 3% of the population started buying silver in quantities greater than a couple ounces, it would be catastrophic forLmao thanks for admitting silver is a ponzi scheme and the only way it goes up is if you recruit more retards.Too bad there's 60 billion ounces sitting in warehouses you need 39 % of the population to be stacktards to move the price
8 billion people in the world 99.99% aren't stacktardsThat leaves 60 billion ounces for 800,000 stacktards or 75000 ounces per stacktardLmao y'all can't even afford 1000. Maybe you should quit posting retardation and get a job 75000 ounces won't purchase itself
>>59557905>the 3 posts kek, ignoring this:>good boy, now ask chatgpt the opposite question and post that answer as welllet me do it for you then [1/2]:Bulky and heavy: Difficult to transport large amounts of value compared to Bitcoin.Low portability: Carrying even modest amounts can be inconvenient or impractical.Limited divisibility: Cannot be easily divided into smaller units without specialized equipment.Storage costs: Requires secure facilities (e.g., vaults) for safekeeping, adding to ownership expenses.Vulnerability to theft: Physical nature makes it an easy target for theft or loss.Difficult to travel with: Carrying gold across borders is subject to customs scrutiny and limits.Inaccessibility during emergencies: Hard to retrieve quickly during crises compared to digital assets.Slow liquidity: Selling gold can take time and involves intermediaries, unlike Bitcoin’s instant peer-to-peer transactions.Market manipulation: Centralized institutions (e.g., governments, banks) can influence gold prices.No programmatic scarcity: Supply increases with mining, whereas Bitcoin has a fixed limit of 21 million coins.No transparency: Supply and movements of gold are opaque compared to Bitcoin’s blockchain.Difficult to verify authenticity: Requires assays or certifications to confirm purity, unlike Bitcoin’s cryptographic verifiability.High costs for small investors: Purchasing physical gold incurs premiums and fees, making it less accessible.Not divisible for daily use: Inefficient for small or frequent transactions.Complex logistics for storage and transport: Requires significant infrastructure to secure and move.Subject to confiscation: Governments have historically seized private gold holdings (e.g., the U.S. in 1933).Geographic immobility: Gold stored in one location cannot be quickly relocated.Tied to physical presence: Ownership often depends on custody in specific locations, unlike Bitcoin’s global accessibility.
>>59557905>>59558120[2/2]Tax complexity: Subject to capital gains taxes and varying regulations across jurisdictions.Customs and duties: Moving gold internationally involves complex regulations and potential tariffs.No anonymity: Physical transactions can be tracked or require identification.Limited modern use cases: Primarily used for jewelry or industrial purposes, not as a dynamic medium of exchange.Illiquid during crises: May be difficult to sell quickly in panic markets.Dependent on physical security: Requires expensive vaults and security systems, which can fail.Cannot be transferred digitally: Unlike Bitcoin, gold cannot be sent instantly to anyone, anywhere.Vulnerable to natural disasters: Gold stored in specific locations is at risk from floods, fires, or other calamities.Environmental impact of mining: Gold mining is energy-intensive and environmentally damaging, similar to criticisms of Bitcoin mining.Limited adaptability to modern economies: Does not integrate well with digital payment systems.Perceived as outdated: Younger generations may view gold as an antiquated asset.Difficult to integrate into modern financial systems: Bitcoin’s blockchain is more compatible with emerging technologies.Relies on centralized institutions: Trading often involves reliance on governments, banks, or brokers.Trust in purity and custody: Requires physical verification and trust in custodians, unlike Bitcoin’s decentralized design.Prone to geopolitical risks: Gold prices and access can be influenced by geopolitical tensions and sanctions.
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>>59557118well yes, theres been alot of collaborative efforts to make this distancing of people from reality possible.social media=removal of genuine social interactionsplandemic we saw, social distancing = distancing people from physical interacting with each othermasks = ultimate act of dehumanization and stripping of individuality = theres us, the compliant mass off maskless drones, and theres you, the individual, the worst thing imaginableencouragement of contactless pay = associaton of using physical money is equivalent of killing peoplemeanwhile the problems they are giving us to solve include more things nobody can see, touch or hear, problems that are makebelieve or artificiallike climate, like viruses, like ufos, carbon footprints, invisible genders, either they are behind it all or they just made it up
Why do they shill silver nonstop?Good question, because it's a ponzi scheme. Unless they constantly recruit new suckers the price crashes.That's why paid shills shil shill shill. Silver is abundant. There is a glut, a mountain of silver in warehouses. Lmao it's so obvious
>>59558120>>59558125God Youre ignorant. If I have sentences for each I would have about 15 posts worth lol you provided like 15 reasons as to why gold is worse while ignoring the 30+ reasons shitcoin are a scam hahahaha KEK theres a reason I simplified the entire list you retard n8vg
Bitcoin on the other hand is rare. Less than 21 million exist because sometimes stacktards lose them.That's why the price goes up up up...no shilling required.Lmao that's why I'm rich and stacktards are poor Facts
>>59558335bro you are arguing about AI slop>write more reasons with just the titles, no explanationhere you go, do it yourselfis it hard? nodoes it have any value? no
>>59558350You want me to post ten times with the context for each hahaha just google it you mong.You must spend your entire day on this thread because you post immediately all day. Get a life and stop shilling your shitcoin hahaha. Is it too hard for you to google….
>Inaccessibility during emergencies: Hard to retrieve quickly during crises compared to digital assets.Oh lawd, that's funny right there.
>>59558120>No transparency: Supply and movements of gold are opaque compared to Bitcoin’s blockchain.Is that supposed to be a bad thing?
Im afraid that yesterday was the last opportunity to buy silver below 30 dollars atleast for the next 2 years.Silvers gonna surge to 40-50, then we will see, they are probably gonna push the button to drop it at some point, they also might not but I think they will. But even then it will work for only so long. Bottom line, dont wait to buy because you might end up waiting for two more years or missing last of the cheapies completely.
He gets no replies so he screams louder into the void.Kektop
>>59558343There’s only one piece of shit in my toilet that’s exactly unique and so it’s rare. Does that make it valuable? No cause its still a piece of shit
>>59558483Stacktards opinions are irrelevant, well not ackshully, do the opposite of what they say they are wrong about everything
well, i guess i won two and didn't realize it till now
>>59558545Unlike you bitcoin is useful.....lmao that's why line goes up.
>>59558674it isn't. i could easily just go back to sending funds through greendot cards
>>59558674Just as useful as the thousands of other crypto’s that not only do things that bitcoin fails at, but do it better. Even meme coins go up
>>59558362>You want me to post ten times with the context for eachnot what i said kek, you literally can't readread the prompt again, using the brain this time
>>59558645i'll have to see how closely they resembled the listed grades when they show up, but if they do, this would be a good place for people to check for numismatics. these were pretty cheap if they're accurately grade. https://emporium-numismatics.auctionmobility.com/
>>59557307>Zombie apocalypse irlHow many zombies you reckon you can take out before they overwhelm you?For me, it's probably a cool 100-500.
>>59553973Heres another two.1. revoke the US constitution and all laws under it.2. remonitize gold and siver.Place your bets.
>>59555039Law. The federal reserve note is not a us dollar under law. They are pared one to one. US dollar is defined under law as are notes. They are not the same under any law.Debters prisons were a thing and will be again. Get in a court of law and your street talk ends.
>>59555886Change the US constitution and we can talk about replacement. Untill then, law is law.
Wow Bitcoin went down 4% today I guess gold really is the best.
Did a tarot reading for silver as an investment.
>>59559558looks bullish
>>59559567Left most is past Center is present Right most is future...
>>59559667so? what does it mean?
>>59559558>mediate>stab jews>become wealthy
>>59559558is this right for the middle?
>>595597838 of pentacles
>>59559794>8 of pentaclesthanks
>>595598512 of swords, 8 of pentacles, wheel of fortune
>>59559858Sorry lol I'm dumb
>>59558857>How many zombies you reckon you can take out before they overwhelm you?Depends on how much ammo is in your pockets. Also greatly depends on if they're shooting back in anyway instead of just waving machetes. Rifle fire from a distance can pick them off enough to make them scatter unless all of them are fanatically banzai charging and won't stop until the last body drops. It just really depends on everybody involved.
>>59559868youre good nig no worries
Is gold worth buying now? Or should I wait? The chart doesn't encourage to buy now
>>59559558So is that good? I don't know shit about tarot
>>59558843> >write more reasons with just the titles, no explanationAnd here I thought you couldn’t be more retarded 8xth
>>59559910The Wheel of fortune indicates that silvers future is looking up. It's one of the cards that is fairly self explanatory.
>>59559933exactly lmaoif you think this >>59558362 is an appropriate response, you may need to read that againi'll try to helpthe prompt says:>JUST THE TITLES, NO EXPLANATIONyour response was:>You want me to post ten times with the context for eachdo you get why you are retarded now? or do you need a drawing?
>>59559944It appears you dont understand what context means….lmfaoAnd I’m not your dad lol it takes 2 minutes to use google dipshit
>>59560070KEK i'll help you some more since i'm having fun in observing how having a negative IQ doesn't prevent you from posting on 4chanso let's see what happenedyou posted a list like this >>59555903 (just "titles", no explanation)i posted a list like this >>59558120 (explanation included)then you said:>you provided like 15 reasons as to why gold is worse while ignoring the 30+ reasons shitcoin are a scam>KEK theres a reason I simplified the entire listto which i replied with the prompt, saying:>write more reasons with just the titles, no explanation>here you go, do it yourselfnow, after reading what the prompt says and "DO IT YOURSELF", what does a person with a brain think?A) he's inviting me to expand my list with the explanation (this is the one you've chosen here >>59558362)B) he's inviting me to expand his own list with more reasons and no explanationslowly think about it, read the thread againdo you get it now? can you like... understand written words? i can go on if you still need help
victory thaler finally shipped. i don't think i've seen them use fedex before.
anyone know how to get vat free silver
Are there gold coins with anime girls on them?
>>59559558The 2 of Swords typically represents a moment of indecision, a crossroads, or a need to make a difficult choice. The imagery on this card often depicts someone blindfolded, holding two swords crossed, suggesting a mental block or avoidance of a situation. This card often shows that you might be avoiding confronting a tough decision or you’re uncertain about how to move forward. It might be advising you to take the blindfold off, face the issue directly, and make a decision with clarity.The 8 of Pentacles is a card of diligence, craftsmanship, and mastering your skills. It represents putting in the effort to improve, learning something new, and building something of value. In a career or personal growth context, this card is about staying focused on your goals, paying attention to the details, and committing to the long-term process of improvement.The Wheel of Fortune is a card of destiny, cycles, and changes. It suggests that the universe is at play, and things are in motion, whether you're aware of it or not. It points to the idea of cycles—sometimes things are up, and sometimes they are down. This card can indicate that things are shifting in your life, often bringing an element of luck or unexpected change.Together, these cards suggest that you are currently at a crossroads, possibly faced with a decision or dilemma. However, the path forward involves putting in hard work and dedication, as success and progress will come from focusing on improving your skills and staying committed. The Wheel of Fortune shows that changes are coming, and they might feel beyond your control, but these shifts could bring a sense of luck or a significant turning point in your life.This reading could be encouraging you to make a decision with confidence and trust that your efforts will pay off, especially as external circumstances change. Things may feel uncertain now, but the cycle of life is moving you toward growth and transformation.
>>59560239So that's.....Bullish?.....
>>59557863the one with the shield back is in fact a young head Vicky from 1871
>>59560296oh nice i love young head viccys i only have 2 though they hardly ever have them at my local pm shop, they dont charge more for them though like when buying online
also i took out a credit card with 0% interest for 2 years and got 6.5k spending limit deciding if i should pull the trigger and by gold thats what i got it for but its scary
>>59559885If I didn't know any better I'd say someone taught those monkeys to dress up like operators. How silly.
>>59560070wait let me try one more time:person A posts a red pictureperson B posts a green picturenow person A says "your picture is not even red! so mine is better" (>>59558335)person B replies "well if you don't like it, here's the prompt to make a picture red, do it yourself" (>>59558350)to which person A replies "LOL YOU WANT ME TO MAKE MY PICTURE GREEN" (>>59558362)does this last reply make any sense to you or is it retarded, proving person A can't read?picture = list of reasonsred = no explanation includedgreen = explanation includedperson A = youperson B = mei don't think i can simplify this moredo you understand now?
>>59560336I have only one but it is very special, it has the shield in the back instead of St. George and also has a die mark number 37
The foundation for any investment you make in 2025 should be silver. The markets are incredibly dangerous right now and being overextended in risky assets will be like missing out on a seat on the Titanic life raft. The thing is DOOMED and if you do not make preparations you WILL go in to the frigid waters below. There will be no stopping it. The cold water will touch your balls AND your nipples without any warning.
How much silver is recycled each year and how big are current silver stockpiles relative to supply deficits?
>>59560346If you're going to pay it off in 2 years, buy some PMs.Just make sure you're paying the minimum amount each month.
>>59560388Hahaha I almost choked lmaooooo KEK There is no fixing your stupidity hahahaha
>>59560082>>59560388Practice your breathing exercises anon. It will be ok.
>>59560466He should try holding his breath indefinitely He seems to think one of the most stable investments ever to exist is somehow worse than his volatile shitcoin. It’s actually unbelievable. No one has ever lost their entire lifesavings with gold, let’s compare that with crypto….hmmmmm. Big dumb Somehow factual information alludes this retard. On every exchange it literally briefs you by saying (YOU MAY LOOSE ALL YOUR MONEY) but I’ve realised there’s no point replying as he will just spin it in his narrative as to not face the truth that he fears so much, because his entire savings are in crypto lol.
>>59560439i will probs pay it off in like a year i think just scary getting into debt kek although i guess its not really debt because i can sell the gold if necessary its not really spending the money
>>59560506>scary getting into debtI won't argue against that. >sell the gold if necessaryI wouldn't sell it unless you're desperate.
>>59560504>let me get financial advice from someone we've proven can't understand a written text despite the multiple hintsKEK sure thing buddy
>>59560466but i'm having the time of my life, it feels good to have constant confirmation of your beliefs in fact i actually suspect he's secrectly a cryptofag trying to make pms look very bad
>>59560574> >let me get financial advice from someone we've proven can't understand a written text despite the multiple hintsSums you up pretty well, I also find it funny that the moment you no longer have an argument you default to insults and change the subject
>>59560630Alright I just wanted to check in because it seemed you were getting a little unhinged.
>>59560385>If I didn't know any better I'd say someone taught those monkeys to dress up like operators. How silly.There was friendly fire. Imagine most of them slinging a wall of lead at (You) though. Rows and rows of potshots that blot out the sun like the persians with their arrows. They don't have to be amazing. They just need to be able to point and pull a trigger in unison with dozens of others to supress the whole front of a building. Troops that suck make up for it with raw numbers. The Korean war is a perfect example of this. Waves and waves of C tier chinx that just would not stop coming no matter how many got mowed down by the most finely sculpted that NATO would throw. >those monkeys are stupidGo watch Black Hawk Down for a perfect example of dealing with that pic. Turbochads greasing hordes that just seemingly never end. Running out of ammo and trying to not alert the hordes until they restock. >>59560429>How much silver is recycled each year and how big are current silver stockpiles relative to supply deficits?There is nowhere near enough silver being produced to keep prices the way that they are for much longer. The price is being supressed with massive market manipulation. The industrial consumption far exceedes production. Just get what (You) can while it's still possible.
>>59560272Shit was kinda fucked and stagnant, now is the time to go to the wage cage and spend every extra dollar you have on silver, and in the future you get a blowjob per dime.
>>59560695According to statista there are 627000 tonnes in silver reserves so I'll stick to gold.
>>59559699Nothing, firstly its just meaningless tarot mumbo jumbo and secondly you dont need fucking voodoo to know that silvers about to take off.
>>59560728>and in the future you get a blowjob per dime.10oz minimum to be a raider. Not enough wealth to pull strings like some bigwig. Just enough to be independent from other people's bullshit. I recommend stacking fractional silver because most things won't be worth an entire ounce of .999 pure silver much less those comically large kilo bars.
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>>59560466>Practice your breathing exercises anon.I have to do this more often.
>>59560653ok, let's see>Sums you up pretty welli'm not really giving financial advice and i'm not seeing a direct proof that i can't read like this one is >>59558362> the moment you no longer have an argumentwhat other argument do you need? it's all there >>59560388>you default to insults and change the subject?? saying that you can't read IS the subject, it all started here >>59558843still 0 answers on how could you write something like that if you can in fact readwhat's your answer to that? laughing like here? >>59560444 KEK yeah that's a solid argumentwhy don't you explain yourself then? surely i'm dumb and i've missed something about how your answer was related to the post you quoted, so please go ahead and explain it to me(prediction from the future: you won't explain it or admit you were wrong and instead talk about something else entirely, changing subject)
>>59560429>How much silver is recycled each year Completely trivial amounts. Silver would have to be atleast 4 times current price for recycling efforts to be even considered. >and how big are current silver stockpiles relative to supply deficits?Its the 7th consecutive year of running deficits. Current silver stockpile is currently at 55 billion ouncesIndustry demand was 1.2 billion ounces in 2024 estimated to be on the rise and reaching 2 billion ounces per year by 2026 this is largely due to improvements made in solar and battery technologies Supply side as seen some improvements in the last 2 years reaching 1 billion ounces last year but worlds largest silver mine (currently producing 20% of global silver) is estimated to close its operations within next 4 years.
>>59561094You still haven’t actually rebuked any of my talking points hahaha. I want you to break down each topic in those 3 posts before attempting another reply. If you can’t do that you are intellectually dishonest and a weapon. I’ll wait.If you fail to do so I will post them again until you can.
>>59560737>20 billions oz in silver reserves tf are "silver reserves" supposed to mean? Like silver left underground?
>>59561237>please answer to my ai slopKEK. no point since there's direct evidence you can't read and understand the answers>(prediction from the future: you won't explain it or admit you were wrong and instead talk about something else entirely, changing subject)like clockwork LMAO
>>59561585>no point1 point for vv60 points for sci-fi anon
>>59561628>sci-fi anonspot on, i've literally predicted the future
Have missed all the discussion? Which miner stocks should we be buying?
>>59562088Unironically: Visa - Mastercard - Amex. - Discoverlololololololol
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>>59562380i've been thinking about adding one of those aside from discover
