$40/toz special edition.>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)https://www.ma-shops.com/ (Numismatics)https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/ (US)https://stoutgold.co/ (US)https://www.aydincoins.com/ (US)https://prospectorsgoldandgems.com/ (US)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: >>60870210
1st for $40 silber
post yfw we hit $40.20
Slam dunk a kike baby into the trash can.
My mining stocks are beating you guys by a mile.I don't know why you're leaving money on the table.
>>60878497
I wish i had stacked more. My stack is only worth about $16k leafbucks.
>silver futures over 40
I bought some silber quarters and dimes yesterday
>40.21
>>60878507Is that including Gold and Silver? Don't feel bad bruv, you're way ahead of the curve. Once retail wakes up, it'll be a bloodbath. $40 bucks Silver will be considered cheapies...
>>60878514Yes. 2oz gold and ~100oz silver.
>>60878515Same lol
>>60878515You're basically halfway there, just keep on stackin' IMHO, a good post-fiat crunch survival stack is 5 oz. Gold / 250 Silver
Please note they chose to commit this price action on a late sunday eve, before a holiday in us markets, as has happened before.
>>60878523The national coin and stamp show is happening next weekend so i hope to pick up a piece of factional or numismatic gold for at or near melt.
>>60878530I like to cruise for weak hand dealers that don't understand their own stock. I have a solid 18k gold vatican medallion set I got at a show for $6 a few years ago. It was in with the clad sets. The seller didn't know what it was.
Now what?
>>60878530I'm saving up for a 1/4 oz AGE meself
>When no one was looking, silver rose to forty dollars. It rose to 40 dollars. That's as many as four tens. And that's terrible.
>>60878529Yeah but why would they do that?
If i were to buy silver or gold from the United States from a private seller and have it shipped to Canada. Would i have any problems with CBSA?
Holy cow
>>608784792025 englehard prospectors…uh yeah, I’m thinking we’re BACK
>>60878552We Win.Hi Ho Silve!
>>60878549What’s the consensus on gold chains? an 18karat or 22 karat gold chain seems like a good investment at this point. Wearable weather has its benefits in a pinch. Discrete way of always keeping some of your stack on you
>>60878579**wearable wealth
>40.27
>>60878556Because ((New York)) is closed until Tuesday maybe.
>gold about to hit $4800 cad
>>60878584>$41.33 USD futuresThe dumbasses shorting will loose lmao.https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/FINRA-PSLV_SHORT_VOLUME/
>>60878564Gonna have to get one of these
>>60878587What time does London open east coast time?
SHIT IS GETTING INSANE!It's crazy the market was first 3 hours of trading
>>60878564https://www.coinworld.com/news/precious-metals/engelhard-brand-making-a-return-to-market
>>60878584actually... $40.32>>60878579Terrible investment. Notice the word jew in (jew)elry. Only benefit was when Faggot D. Roosevelt couldn't steal your grandma's gold chains and gold grillz. 18K and especially 22K are too malleable and get fucked up after regular use after only a year. You'd have to settle for some hogwash 10K, 14K bullshit for it to last. >discreteEvery nigger on the block will nootice. Just buy a subtle ring if you really wanna.
>>60878607Nice pile
>>60878583Better than how I usually do in the markets, which is wearing my ass for a hat.
>>60878590“Ay tone, Italians invented the mob and wearing gold, these zesty monkeys today ain’t got no class”
>futures up to $41
A victorious day frens.
>>60878621Britney is comin' for your stack!
Bitcoin is dumping too lol
>>60878611There are far worse investments than a gold chain. 18-22k chains today are made for everyday wear. You just need a durable built chain that’s solid, not a flimsy hollow one with a shitty clasp. Something like Byzantine or Franco will last a lifetime. you can wear a gold coin as a pendant on those. Not a big fan of wearing jewelry but it is an alternative way to keep some of your gold on you
>>60878638How many of the longs are coiled up in the yen carry trade. Do those dunderheads have fx hedges?
>>60878479A year and a half ago I was telling everyone who would listen that they should be buying 20g gold bars like that one. Guess who didn't fucking do it.
>>60878638LolCrypto nerds will seethe
>40.65Tuesday morning at 7am EST is going to be hilarious!
>>60878638What if crypto is a massive Jewish scam to keep people from dumping all of their money into other real tangible alternative assets. Such as gold, real estate, farmland, etc
Decided not to get it. Looks like there are a decent amount of hairlines on it.
>>60878663Please, stay asleep just a little bit longer my fellow Amerilards.
>>60878664Yes.
>>60878669Trust me goyim! Your fractional internet meme currency in your imaginary digital wallet that can be hacked or rendered useless during an electrical outage is totally more valuable than real tangible assets!
>>60878684Rofl
>>60878667This is still there and tempting. Top pop is 64 and this definitely looks better than the ngc 63s that I've seen.
>>60878633I wish women were more discrete about their aspirations to be massive whores. It’s so in your face these days
>>60878684Nobody has ever said that crypto is more valuable than PMs. Just compare the market caps. But if eventually the normies will ride the crypto wave why not make some money there which you then convert into PMs?
>>60878724>Nobody has ever said that crypto is more valuable than PMsGuess who's fuckin wrong?
What happens when the paper silver market collapses on itself? Will the silver price 300x?
>>60878724>But if eventually the normies will ride the crypto waveWhere have you been the last 5 years?
OMG! The Asian
>>60878724hello newfag
>>60878731As if the opinion of six lizardmen would ever sway my refusal of another fiat-ponzi with extra steps.
>>60878745The point I'm making is that some of them say "bItCoIn Is WoRtH mOrE tHaN gOlD" contrary to what the anon I was replying to said.
>>60878724>how do you do, fellow stackers?Dude, you suck at your job.
>>60878731They are desperately pushing the cbdc narrative because global powers are transitioning away from the dollar to gold backed currency. It’s only accelerating
>>60878752Its isolated cases with phrases out of context. Nobody is seriously and unironically pushing the narrative that crypto is worth more than gold. Even if they are anyone with a brain can compare the mcaps
>>60878777>Nobody is seriously and unironically pushing the narrative that crypto is worth more than goldBut some people are... clearly.
>>60878724Stfu and post your garbage pizza with your brass urugayan token picture
$40 is the new floorperiod
>>60878786>I should get more pics of metals in places with beverages
these just arrived. Thanks mintAnon!
tf is going on bros?I'm scared.
>>60878787the less declarative statements one makes, the less likely one is to appear foolish in retrospect. in any case, all time highs being tested may now be in play. still need a catalyst, but in this world that's like wondering if the sun will rise.
>>60878792Yes>>60878787It's funny a week or two ago I was thinking $36 was the new floor...
It may be happening
>>60878842Oh it is
Asking again. Does anyone know what time London opens EDT?
>>60878855Meant to post pic
>41.34
its time
>>60878502tickers?
>>60878502Ive got some
10 years of pmg and no one has made it.......no one has even made a profit except the coin merchants
>>60878833Silver is still down 70% from 45 years ago,,,,lmao stacktards are too dumb to comprehend inflation
>>60878886>thinks we own metals mainly for profit
>>60878892Post more fast food that you clearly dumpster dove for,,,,,,,kektop
picrel was also my latest addition>>60878821the cheesed round looks kinda fun but mintAnon cunny coin wen?
>>60878882>>60878879Snowline and Freeman gold are the only ones I hold.
>>60878904grats anon
Wait, wtf? Market closed?!
40.40 spot
>>60878892Saar, you had 2 decades to stack
>>60878936Didn't the nazis confiscate gold from white germans? Why would you support such a thing?
that's one zesty looking horse
>Wake up >Check price WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON?!
>>60879012I'm afraid to go to sleep.
Just bought my 200th ounce. Couldn't have picked a better time. I think I'll take a break from stacking for a while, maybe start putting more money into bitcoin or something. Is 200oz Ag and 2oz Au a good amount to have for the time being?
>>60879041Better than most. All you can do is your best.
>>60879041>Is 200oz Ag and 2oz Au a good amount to have for the time being?It's the exact amount i shill to nostackers if they want to build a sui stack. It wont make you rich but it will protect you for few years after SHTF. So congrats on your sui stack anon. I'd personally advise against crypto and continue on your stacking path, but you are a big boi, you do you.
>>60878919thank you good sir. may your stack be blessed
Pickups from the last time silver was < $40. St Louis Mint is the one that makes tacky printed monster and naked women bars, but I like this poor nonetheless. All the metal in the world will never make me feel whole again
>>60879076Pour*
>>60879079the alamo?
>>60879092>the alamo?Kek - good answer, but no.ma-shops.com
I'm getting a little nervous, bros...
>>60879100I see it there under "Bullion Dealers"
>>60879113Why?
Gentlemen, this has developed into a category 3 happening. I'm battening down the hatches at cat 4.
>>60879116>I see it there under "Bullion Dealers"I'm an idiot - there it is!
>>60879130He still forgot the alamo
>>60879113You can start to get nervous if we jump to $400 in just few months. Then it might be concerning. But as it is now, we are simply catching up with what the price should have been for a long while.Being able to purchase 1oz for $15 few years ago was a fucking (((anomaly))), it should never have been possible in the first place. That's also why it was so fucking obvious it was THE place to be.
>>60879120The higher silver goes the less money your wages are worth. It took almost 3.5 years of crippling deflation between the Market Crash of 29 and the revaluation of gold in 33. It's not going to be a fun time.
>>60879154>It's not going to be a fun time.** for the stacklets
>>60879161Exactly
>>60878479Ok the price keeps increasing that it might be a canary in the coal mine ngl
>>60878497>I didn’t stack enough
>>60878941Stacking is retarded, if i stacked i would still be a broke wagie like yall. Lmao yall are so poor you have to fantasize about $400 or $4000 silver. And here yall celebrating when none of you has made a profit, like the clown 2 threads ago who bragged hes up 40% over 13 years too dumb to realize he actually lost 60% because of inflation
>>60878897>>thinks we own metals mainly for profitIt's a personality substitute and coping mechanism. If you were doing it as an investment you would buy rocks and then go live your life no need to post a picture of your rocks rearranged everyday for ten years straight
I guess that's it for now
arent markets suppose to be closed?
>$40.64How am I going to afford more ounces now?
"you should buy small amounts every month to balance out your dollar cost average"Fuck you I bought 56 oz silver at $38 because I KNEW this shit would hit 40
If this persists...silver miners will be limit up double digits on Tuesday.
>>60879209How does being up 40 percent mean you are down 60 percent?
>>60878479There’s a gold scrapper near me that offered pic related for close to melt. Should i buy it?
>>60879288
>>60879284Inflation , lmao silver is even losing value of pmgs favorite food, mcchickens
>>60879301What does that mean?
>>60879315lets say in the year 2000>oz of silver $10>loaf of bread $1>price of house $200kthen in the year 2010>oz of silver $14>load of bread $2>price of house $400kthen if you bought silver you lost value because even though it went up 40%, everything else doubled. better than holding cash but you are still behind. typically on average your investment needs to double every decade to keep up with inflation.
>>60879301Is this an H-1B problem or something?Can they not afford shills that speak English or something?Honestly, this is strange.
>we're gonna hit $41>and I could've stacked more a couple years back
Silver spot price performance vs. /biz/'s favorite crypto Chainlink
>>60879334silver was $4 in 2000. You read that right.
I should've bought silver when it was cheaper. Now I only have 600 oz. I'm not gonna make it.Does anyone remember what it was like the last time silver hit $40? Did people think that it was going to stay up or did a lot of people see that there was a chance it would crash back down to sub $14 range
>>60879382The old timer stackers and vets expected a pullback 2011- David Morgan says he called the top. I dont know... this coin be the rally you never sell... until the reset.
>>60878711Tbh to Brittney, she got MK ultra'd
>>60879382August 2020. It ran up fast because of covid chaos and peaked, then retraced all within a few weeks. This is different. 40 is not a peak here. IMO the all time high is the target.
>>60879338Lmao, you buy shitty investments and post low iq racism,,,,your lack of comprehension is noted,,,,,bbbbbbbut i should have bought more silver years ago,,,,,why its literally the worst investment none of you has made any money you are all still here crying you are broke
>>60879392>you never sellSo a life of waging to buy a rock, wait until you die,,,,, lmao what a planMy plan was much better, buy stocks, sell stocks repeat get rich retire buy crypto and stocks get richer sell buy luxury apartments teach pmg baggies how to get rich they refuse laugh at pmg baggies
>>60879412Here is your (you), even though it is just low effort trolling. Cause I‘m feeling generous right now. You are like the retarded pet of /pmg/ and deserve a bone every now and then.Btw, shouldn’t you be wörk, wörk, wörking right now?
Anyone got that image for the march of dimes? Ya know formerly well to do housewives and all that.
>>60879432
60879422>apartmentFuckin gross. I live in a 3 bedroom house on my own property in an area with respectful people. And it's paid off.
>>60879432Is this the one you had in mind?
>>60879438Yes, that one but it had the breakdown for the historical cost of a prositute in silver.
>>60878479I got ahead of myself at a family gathering and asked my cousin to reenact the image of the woman laying on a bunch of silver while wearing a bikini and now I'm shunned by that side of the family. I was just really excited that I had finally rivaled the images' stack. She actually was about to agree to it too when she thought it was for a modeling photo but when I told her it was just because she had a very distasteful look on her face, as if we haven't been intimate just an hour before. Women are very complex and stupid, guess I'll just keep stacking. I know her ass will come around when silver hits 4 digits.
>>60879453I remember when that pic was posted on wallstreetsilver.
>>60878479I can't eat silver bros. Should I sell for food?I can hodl and eat saltine crackers. wut do?Seems like a bad investment when I can't even eat it.
>>60879530>kek
>>60879438>questionably underage daughterIt's "questionably aged" ffs you had one job. >>60879441You fucked up the acronym too. Jesus this site used to have standards.
>>60879432We call that the pmg incel picture lmao Peter schiff convinced yall you could get a gf if you bought rocks from him and while it obviously will never happen it is your only hope
>>60879548Peter Schiff is a pedophile.
>>60879541Yep. jews pushing pedophilia again.
>>60879548Isn’t that picture a 4chan meme?
>>60879570No it's an Israeli meme, stackers have always been upright individuals and against prostitution.
I can understand yalls fear of big cities in America they are no go zones but personally i like to travel, collect luxury apartments in capital cities and passports with muh hyuge gains from not buying silver.Who knows, yall keep buying silver with a government that you hates logo on it maybe it will pay off, lmao
@60879605>luxury apartments in capital citiesPretty sure one from Delhi is like 1,000 bucks lol. African ones in Kenya are worth way more.
>>60879453>I got ahead of myself at a family gathering and asked my cousin>as if we haven't been intimate just an hour beforeHOLY BASED ANON
>>60879605>collect luxury apartments in capital cities and passportsAnd you have pictures of these apartments? No, because they don't exist. The only pics you have is of fast food you take out of the trash.
>>60879690>picEw wtf
Good day my frens we finally broke 40$ and its still early who knows what might happen todayHeres a small part of my humble silver stack i have no idea how much it is anymore i just buy what o can and laugh my ass of when it breaks a new ath every week or soI wish i started earlier when silver was still cheap but im happy with whaz i haveapart from that o have a 5kilo bar somewhere and 9 oz of gold
>>60879718Congrats on your retarded nigger stackI'd take the 500g bar and the maple. That's about it.
Are we ever again seeing silber in the 20s?
>>60879724No PMs no opinion
>>60879730
>>60879734Why not?
>>60878497I haven't been checking since I'm holding long-term Was surprised to hear of silver's increase from unexpected places online and even from my dad>seeing 40.68>seeing 150th anni voyaguer in-stock nearbyThat's some good news
>>60879731I'd take everyone one of those pieces and I will, when your jewish wife relents to her aryan god (father). It's breddy bad how much she want's it. Lil schlomo just doesn't cut the cake if you know what i mean.
>>60879741The reason it's pumping today is because of the US bank holiday and there being less liquidity. As the US dollar weakens, PM prices will keep rising.
>>60879654>@
>>60879744>I'd take everyone one of those piecesYou'll fail miserably.
>>60879765Did Israel take your guns during covid or no?
>>60879605>>60879654>>60879744>>60879761>>60879765>>60879770/schizo thread
>40 dolla silverhow we feelin' boyos??
>>60879770>Israel take your guns during covidI'm an American, unlike you.
>>60878792Was looking at my local shop and saw a 12 ounce walking liberty design (9Fine mint iirc) and had no clue that existed before today
>>60879076Nice 2 ounce, I need to get that, the moose and some other wildlife someday.
>>60879675Thanks anon but is it really? It has been a secret from my family for five years and now she is pretending that she doesn't care for me. Could be her period or something. The only thing left for me to do is stack more silver. Maybe I'll get a nerdy skinny black chick at my college to pose for me instead. Sigh
>>60879730No.We'll be lucky if it goes back to the mid-30's for a while.
>>60879530If you don't have beans bullets and bullion, you're NGMI.A few years ago I spoke with a wealthy European lady. I suggested that she buy gold coins which were 1100 euros at the time. She said >You can't eat gold.Today those same coins are worth over 3000 euros.
>>60879441>>60879541
>>608785155 and 3/4 oz gold and 105 silber will stack to 500 silver over the next 2 years
>>60879742>Was surprised to hear of silver's increase from unexpected places online and even from my dadWhen large numbers of people who have never bought silver before start BUYING silver en masse, you know that a top is near.
WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT SILVER BROS
>>60879876
I just counted my stack boys, I hit 4,000 ounces of silver. I'm still buying weekly, it's just feeling so slow to keep stacking with the price this high, even though my income has never been higher, the ounces I can buy has never been smaller. Maybe I'm getting burned out.
>>60879887Turned less than a thousand into over thirty-thousand earlier this year but I'm looking forward to seeing that go higher. The PMs that come from that are going to be sweet, but the way those just might help people greatly in my lifetime will be sweeter.
>>60879904>I just counted my stack boys, I hit 4,000 ounces of silver.
>>60879918Ok I like this chart because I'm top tier, some of the tier charts have me like in 4th place with top tier needing 50,000 ounces or some crazy amount.
with a budget of ~$3.3k burgerbux, what should my first PM purchases be? i'm thinking 1kg silver, 1/2 oz gold, maybe a 1 oz silver round or bar that I like the look of -- either don't tread on me or a chink snake bar
>>60879907So long as you have an exit strategy. My personal silver exit strategy is to start trading silver for gold when the ratio drops below 50:1.Silver historically overshoots gold once the masses start to buy it. Three times in the 20th century the ratio dipped briefly down to 20:1 and once in the 21st century (2011) it dipped down to 30:1.I'll always keep some silver though.Most of my silver was bought at a ratio of 75:1 or higher.
>>60879929Kilo bar and half ounce gold bar should be low premium, can't go wrong as a first purchase.
>>60879934In the last 50 years there have been 3 times where it was an amazing idea to swap silver to gold. Surely we'll get another chance soon.
>>60879929>with a budget of ~$3.3k burgerbux, what should my first PM purchases be?If you're an American, consider junk (constitutional) silver. If European, buy sovereign legal tender coins that have no VAT. You want high liquidity stuff to start with. Kilo bars and larger can be harder to sell/barter with. Once you have a couple hundred oz of small stuff, going big can save some money, although as late as two weeks ago you could get constitutional silver for spot, and last week for a buck over spot. I fear those deals may be gone this week.https://x.com/RichardCabezza/status/1957858982904889833>Thinking about stacking silver but new to it? Let's break down "constitutional silver" (pre-1965 US coins, 90% silver, aka "junk silver") by the gram. These are affordable for beginners—no fancy collectibles, just real silver value. Current spot: ~$37.35/oz or $1.20/gram. Calculate melt value as grams x $1.20 (plus dealer premium, usually 5-15%). Here’s a Coin-by-coin guide: Dimes (e.g., Mercury 1916-1945, Roosevelt 1946-1964):- Pure silver: 2.25g- Melt value: ~$2.70- Face: $0.10- New stacker tip: Tiny & cheap start. Get rolls of 50 ($5 face) for ~$140-150. Easy to store! Quarters (e.g., Washington 1932-1964, Standing Liberty 1916-1930):- Pure silver: 5.63g- Melt value: ~$6.75- Face: $0.25- New stacker tip: Great mid-size option. Tubes of 40 ($10 face) run ~$280-300. Check for wear—circulated is fine for stacking. Half Dollars (e.g., Walking Liberty 1916-1947, Franklin 1948-1963, Kennedy 1964 only):- Pure silver: 11.25g- Melt value: ~$13.50- Face: $0.50- New stacker tip: Beefier coins, solid value. Rolls of 20 ($10 face) ~$280-300. Avoid post-1964 Kennedys (40% silver, less pure). Dollars (e.g., Morgan 1878-1921, Peace 1921-1935):- Pure silver: 24.06g- Melt value: ~$28.90- Face: $1.00- New stacker tip: Iconic & heaviest here, but premiums higher if collectible. Singles ~$35-40. Start with these if you want history
How do gold Rolexes count as a gold investment?
>>60879957They don't really because the watch is worth more than the gold content, you're not going to melt it down.
>>60879946Yes, the window tends to be very short, and I don't expect to get 20:1, but I would be very pleased to get some near 30:1.
>>60879959>>60879957>They don't really because the watch is worth more than the gold content, you're not going to melt it down.With the "super counterfeits," https://youtu.be/oYY0bI_Aiqc Rolexes without the paperwork are quite illiquid. Also during times of financial distress, assets like that tend to sell at a steep discount because people are desparate for liquidity at a time when there is very little of it. During GOOD times, collectables keep pace with inflation. During bad times they sell for pennies on the dollar, picrel, car was probably worth $600+.
>>60878479Remember, silver but $50/ around 2011 After the 2008 crash.And today the dollayis worth even less So even $50 silver is a very realistic price but still modest considering the value of the dollar and the fact we're in a new new kind of clown world today We are literally days away from 90 % of the world suddenly quitting using the USD for world trade and commerce. Too many people in the west are so arrogant, far, stupid and complacent they can't fathom the meaning of this.$1000 silver might even be a low eastimuof where things can go.And gold? Just apply the natural gold:silver ratio see for yourselfs.Then know, we have already won.
who still /bayhorse/ here? Been hodling since 2021 kek
>>60880021No Bayhorse but I got some First Majestic lol
>>60880017Bros all it would take is for china or some central banks to announce that they are buying silver bullion in large quantities, price would 3x quickly like what happened to gold
>>60880021
>>60880038China won’t do that yet because their entire energy model of dirt cheap solar is dependent on cheap(ish) silver. Seriously dude the cost of a solar panel is damn near the cost of silver contained within it, it’s actually crazy. I expect they will crack graphene layer depositing soon though, lot of interesting stuff in that space going on and then the gloves will be off big time, they are obviously 1000% done with orange kikes tariff seething and America in general. A silver/gold/btc trade system would suit them just fine and send the price of all those assets through the fucking roof. Silver and gold held as reserves with btc used for international trade settlements with no counterparty risk.
>>60879954i'm australian
>>60879954nice stack, also
>>60879934>>60879946Was doing some other research but thank you for the history I came back to.
>>60879422The culmination of your lifelong plan to get rich is to spend all your time on a taiwanese yak-breeding forum posting the same uninspired bait posts over and over again until you die? If you were being serious, I'd tell you to give your head a shake, sir.
>>60880017Even some basic inflation adjustments for silver shows it being like $216+ adjusting for 1980 and $68 adjusting for 2011. Everyone assumes that $50 could be a strong psychological resistance but It wouldn't surprise me to see us fly through it. Kind of exciting. I am fortunate to have been stacking as heavily as I was for the last 5 years.
>>60880021I still have a bunch. I got in early and then FOMO'd as the price was moving higher. It was a complete and total pump & dump that happened on /PMG/ where endless memes along with insane valuations being posted. Once the runup happened they all disappeared. I expect it to happen again at some point.
>>60879946"Swapping" requires paying taxes on your gains, so I don't see how that's ever a good idea. Why not just start buying gold instead of silver? Unless you just plan on antagonizing the IRS.
>>60880170>"Swapping" requires paying taxesSo you can't just walk into a coin shop and offer a trade?
I aped 100k CAD into GLDU at the close on Friday.Am retard or genius?Pls respond
>>60878507
>needed silver to go to $39.40 to have $50k worth of silverIt exceeded my expectations
>>60880189You could, but legally you are still required to pay taxes on the profit you make in dollar amounts. And I believe coin shops are required to report large transactions. I'm not saying you can't cheat the IRS, it just feels like a dangerous game to me.
>>60878560Private Bartering vs. Commerce, the standard question. It's all so tiresome. When will people wake up and stop sleeping?
Seriously thinking about debtmaxxxing personal loans into silver.
My local coin shop doesn’t charge tax, and they don’t report on anything less than $9000 in one month or for items that couldn’t settle a COMEX contrac.If you use legal tender coins then you’re legally just exchanging one denomination of money for another and that is not taxable in the same way that exchanging a $100 bill for 5 $20’s isn’t a taxable event.
This is primarily why I don’t buy bars/rounds.
Gold $4,000/ozt EOYSilver $46/ozt EOY
>>60878664>What if
>>60878497>mfw face when
>>60878955>Didn't the nazis confiscate gold from white germans? Why would you support such a thing?https://youtu.be/mirL15zZYNc
Only started stacking about two weeks ago, bought 5 more oz last week and just now panic bought 5 more and a 1/10th oz gold eagle. Is it too late for me? Am I retarded?
>>60880401never too late, it will always go up generally speaking with swings here and there. do not panic buy or sell>use 10% at most of your take home paycheck and simply by gold and silver with itits that easy. just stack
>>60879041>Just bought my 200th ounce
since gold and silver are high and guns are down, i am buying more guns and ammo lately. still wanting to add a gold phil harmonic to my collection though but i keep getting caught with these dealshttps://www.atlantarifleworks.com/products/handguns-kel-tec-p17blk-640832007909-7175
>>60880401Keep. On. Stacking.We're still in firesale territory. When silver reaches several hundred per Troy ounce then I'll sell 1-2 ounces for a nice suit. When its over $1k/toz then I'll sell an ounce a month.But until then I'll keep buying. The production of silver per person per year is 3 grams. If you buy an ounce a month that's 10 years worth of production for your "allocation" if that makes sense.
>>60880405I'll take that 10% rule in to account from now on, I just worry that I'll be the guy who has just enough to say I have some silver but not enough to actually help my family when it gets really high and I'm priced out
>>60879382Doesn't matter because then "monetary" never entered the discussion, all the narratives were financial. This time "monetary" kicked in the door.
>60879422>So a life of waging to buy a rock, wait until you die,,,,, lmao what a plan >So blatantly disingenuous and disgusting.
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>>60879382>only have 600 oz. I'm not gonna make itUhhh you're beyond make it territory. Especially with how fraudulent the silver market is.ANNOUNCEMENT! This price action is just a ripple in a puddle. It'll be a non-stop geyser when we get close to real price discovery.
>>60879555Tipping is happening. He tripped on the young grip.The funniest part about natural law versus man made law is that society eventually gives into nature if it doesn't have any anchor with the spirit of truth, but spoilers. Nature is TEMPORARY.
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Welp, thank god i got to 500 oz yesterday
>>60878731Now that they domesticated crypto they're promoting it, of course.
>300ozgo on without me bros……….my children are destined to be ghetto-dwellers
>>60879907>but the way those just might help people greatly in my lifetime will be sweeter.Indeed = in what we do.
>>60880519bro can just buy the ghetto and he's blackpilling
>>60880357Most underrated post that will be ignored by shills and they/them hope won't be investigated or discussed any moar.
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>>60878932Only the us market, no comex to kill my boner
My dad is a boomer who doesn't own any silver and always treated my stacking as waste of money. He called me the other day asking if he should buy a silver bar at Costco. He also couldn't comprehend that silver and gold weren't taxed at all in his state. Normies are starting to notice
>>60880591My Dad's been in finance his whole life and never bought any gold or silver. Ive been dropping hints to him since 2011 and buying them silver coins for Christmas sometimes but boomers are a... special breed.
>60879334Silver was 4 bucks in the year 2000. You are jesse aka iqdelet the jewish poojeet
>>60879378It's almost like he is lying on purpose.But why?
>>60880525I DONT WANNA BUY DETROIT GODDAMIT ITS WORTHLESS ID HAVE TO HOLD FOR FUCKING 30 YEARS UNTIL SOMEONE WANTED TO BURN THAT HELLHOLE OUT
>>60880357>If you use legal tender coins then you’re legally just exchanging one denomination of money for another and that is not taxable in the same way that exchanging a $100 bill for 5 $20’s isn’t a taxable event.I don't know if this is true or not, but it just reminds me of that guy who tried to pay his employees in silver denominations and got arrested by the IRS for tax dodging, so I feel like it wouldn't hold up. I'm not a shill, I encourage all anons to stack silver and I renounce the talmud and all its evil ways.
>>60880079Here's hoping for a rip so violent it lightens these heavy ass bags.
>>60880664A man in upstate NY shot an IRS agent with an M1 rifle. The only thing wrong was that the IRS didn't send 7 more agents, as the M1 holds 8 rounds.
>>60880646>It's almost like he is lying on purpose. >But why?The narratives are the lies...https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/quiet-revolution-is-unfolding-mining-sector-2025-08-29/If it's censored it's most likely true, so this is narrative >quiet revolution Kek
>>60880664> I feel like it wouldn't hold up. Funny, but saying might makes right tends to be the opposite of:>and I renounce the talmud and all its evil ways.
>>60880646"credit investments" are a means of people deferring consumption without their purchasing power staking a claim on real-world capital assets. There are simply an impossible number of claims outstanding (sold to the tax-cattle as investments such as Social Security, pensions, insurance, stocks, real estate and bank deposits). If credit needs to find a safe haven, there will be zero capacity for fiat dollary-doos chasing after the miniscule market cap of silver. We produce $800-900M ounces per year GLOBALLY. Half goes to industry. But wait! $450M is left over for investment? Doesn't that mean there is a "glut?" No. Because even the singular country of America has all of their citizens spend $50 per person the entire yearly investment silver is instantly accounted for. $50 is pocket change. You can buy that with the coin jar sitting on your dresser. It's literally nothing. Now imagine even 1 millionaire boomer in each city deciding to liquidate 100% of his credit investments and then attempt to buy silver. He could buy from LCS or online and it wouldn't matter. The supply chain would dry up instantly and the premiums necessary to keep the LCS stocked with inventory would be quadruple the futures price instanty (and that is a low estimate). It's not hyperbole in the slightest when someone tells you silver will become unobtainium. Wealthy individuals will be placing private orders so far up the supply chain you'll never see an LCS open again for years. All the while you earn the exact same paycheck as the prices of everything else continues higher and higher and higher with literally NOTHING to buy to preserve value.
live from wroclawhttps://www.youtube.com/live/HP_P3UJKw1E?si=qDpR9kGdjPL28GxO
>>60880326You sound mentally cucked & buckbroken beyond hope of ever recovering. Not a single chance in hell i ever report any of this shit to an illegal jewed entity such as the (((IRS)))...But by any mean enjoy your taxes anon. It's not just for me. Simple as.
HOLY SHIT. SILVER OS ABOUT THE HIT 41$. MANUFACTURING IS GETTING OUTRAGEOUS. >Been having fun learning the cnc.
>>60880189>>60880170>>"Swapping" requires paying taxes>So you can't just walk into a coin shop and offer a trade?Our coin shops will currently do cash transactions and no ID/reporting is currently required, but I have been advised that reporting may be required in the future as legislation has already been passed years ago, but not yet activated. (proclaimed)Capital gains would require a record of the price something was purchased at. If everything was purchased previously with cash and there are no existing records, a self declaration would be the only option remaining.
>>60880326You know nothing jon snow.
>>60880704Reminds me of this clip:https://youtu.be/4T2GmGSNvaMStaking a claim = taking a reservation Holding a claim = stacking physically Having a conversation = the narratives Beat the hell out of it = taking delivery
>>60880600Everyone is a "special breed" in one way or another.Got as smart as some people can be, we've all got our mental blind spots.Some can break through them and eventually see the light, some can't.I like to think so e of here on pmg are Renaissance men, with a keen and varied interest in all, music, science, mathematics, geometria, numerology, literature, food, nutrition, agronomy, alchemy, sport, history, finance, philosophy, psychology, languages, weather, paranormal phenomenon, comparitibe studies of religion and it's sources, anime, Vidya, shit posting and general tomfoolery
>>60880703Might doesn't make right, but it's certainly the basis for our legal system.
>>60880401>Is it too late for me?The best time to start stacking was 25 years ago. The second best time is today. The time to SELL is when all your non-stacker friends, neighbors, Uber drivers, grocery clerks and baristas are telling you they are buying silver.You will know it when silver mania goes public and the price goes parabolic. We are currently in the pre-mania phase. This applies to both miners and to physical silver.
>>60880738If you stack PMs and didn't get the Covid vaccine you are in the top 95% of big brain boys
>>60880426>When its over $1k/toz then I'll sell an ounce a month.Silver tends to overshoot like a soccer ball held under water. The final price level will be much, much higher today, but not as high as the panic spike.You can ride the price up and back down and still come out way ahead, but you'll be better off if you take some profits with a good exit strategy. Rick Rule admits that one of his errors was NOT getting out when the market was topping in 1980.
>>60880757My PSLVs been creeping up.Record high was around $20 or so.Crabbing above $13 lately.
>>60880740>Might doesn't make right, but it's certainly the basis for our legal system.And what is legal isn't always lawful and vice versa. The following question is the most important one that every individual must answer for themselves:>Will I die for a lie? I personally have my answer, but I don't judge you or anyone else for trying to save their skins. I live by the motto: >An honest man dies once and is rewarded with life, the cowardly dies millions of times by choosing to live a lie. Colectivizim in deciet isn't a system of law, it's a false religion of violence and mob rule. This only stops if individuals say no. I hear a lot about the 10th Amendment and states' rights, but understanding the meanings of the words:>Constitution: to stand and act>State: circumstance You are a state, I am a state. The fictitious entity of let's say "the state of Isreal" isn't a place but a people, a collective, a mob. (Mobility) this entity I referred to as fictitious could be compared to the state of MD. Arbitrarily issuing decrees about what it's subscribers can and can not do with their private property. They won't stand up against it because they are cowardly, seeking permission, not liberty, not freedom, complying with assumptions of authority instead of alignment with productivity and prosperity. But the one's who leave are canceling their subscriptions. This is the 9th Amendment in action. They are retaining their inalienable rights, and just because they suffer financially don't mean they won't thrive monetarily in the end.https://youtu.be/6VEIBqJpbI8
>>60878777There has been an obvious shill in this general doing this exact thing for literally years here. Its usually the most prominent poster in this thread.
>>60880474>>60879382>>only have 600 oz. I'm not gonna make it>Uhhh you're beyond make it territoryTotal above ground silver, is only enough to give each person on earth between less than one and 6 oz of silver at best. This is the MOST optimistic estimate I've seen.>999 fine silver bullion, with total above-ground silver (including non-bullion forms) possibly reaching 20–50 billion ounces when accounting for jewelry, silverware, and other fabricated products.The other thing than many people neglect to consider is future earning power. A Boomer with health conditions NEEDS a fuckton of savings because he has very limited productive capacity.A young man who is fit, intelligent and industrious needs very little savings because he can create a large amount of net value from his work output. The amount of savings needed depends on context.
>>60880867Ok, but when will I be able to trade a 10oz bar of silver for a 1995 Acura NSX?
>>60880510You should be bragging that you have no silver. They will at some point be using AI and IP lookups to "mine" for hoarders.
>>60880867$200,000,000,000 market cap? Oh, those numbers gonna pump
>>60880867>needs very little savings because he can create a large amount of net value from his work outputPhhh nah. The amount of silver you need is X + 1 where X is your current stack size.
>>60880863The US govt is operating and behaving as an national criminal mafia.Israel is an illigitmate image state and nothing more than an international criminal terrorist mafia
>>60880888Trips of truth!!
>>60880600>but boomers are a... special breed.Yes. And many (but not all) are terrible.
>>60880902Boomers are just a generation. There are goodies and baddies in every. There were 'patriots' who went to fight communism in Viet Nam, there were conscientious objectors that fled to Canada. There were up-and-coming capitalists who would rape the Earth for its resources, there were environmentalists who tried to stop them.And literally every generation thinks it's going to do better than the shitheads who came before them. It's turtles, all the way down.
>>60880922>fight communism in Viet NamIt was just another war for oil based on lies.
>>60879281some miners are up 50% today on frankfurt exchange. sucks to have markets closed
>>60880888>Phhh nah. The amount of silver you need is X + 1 where X is your current stack size.The more capital a smart, industrious person has, the better off he is, but an honest, smart, hardworking man will always be a highly valued member of any moral society. (we live in a highly immoral, corrupt society today--oy vey!)We are headed into very dangerous times, and having some portable wealth with no counterparty risk may save one's life, or the life of their beloved.If you can afford it, stack with both hands, but understand that if you cannot, so long as you have your strength, decency and wits, you still have a more than fair chance of still making it.I would rather be a smart strong man with nothing today, than a spoiled rich sickly scammer nepo baby.
>>60880930>for oilYeah, VN and SE Asia has got so much of it, they're giving it away.
>>60880888Tripping truth like a boss.
When do I sell? I bought in at 30 CAD/oz
>>60880922>Boomers are just a generationWith all due respect, I would suggest you consider the theory that there ARE patterns in gnerations, and there is a repeated "seasonality" in those patterns, and that the boomers are the weak men who make hard times. See the 4th Turning for more information. Just like their are different patterns of behavior in different races, there are different patterns of behavior in generations.https://youtu.be/Z5fNv_33f2M
so pretty much no deals today then?
>>60880863I'm not that afraid of dying, I believe in God and the after-life. I believe in heaven and hope that's where I'm headed. I won't disparage anyone for dying for what they believe is right, but all that being said, I don't think it's worth dying over the rights and wrongs of tax law, especially since I'm not informed enough to know the difference and we're probably on the verge of a near-complete financial reset anyway. I would hate to wind up in federal prison or give the IRS legal grounds to confiscate my property or something, when I'm so close to winning bigly on metals. I'll just render unto Ceasar and enjoy my gains. My whole point originally was just to not sell/swap your metals in the first place, then there aren't any tax considerations to worry about.
Predictions on Bayhorse's opening price tomorrow? It's at 40 cents right now
>>60880891Realistically, yeah. Because crimes require victims, and your declaration is one of victim hood. Do something about it. Start by alignment with productivity over compliance and choosing not to be a victim, give grace and encouragement instead of criticism and doubt. No one makes you a victim, you choose to be.
>>60880981>When do I sell? I bought in at 30 CAD/ozYou consider selling when silver mania among the general public is at a peak. You will know it when it happens, just don't get sucked into the bubble like Issac Newton did.
>>60880981>When do I sell? Never...You convert when you need to.
>>60880985>there ARE patternsBiggot!Bigot!LolJ/k
>>60880981You don't. Buy low buy high
>>60881023>>60881031>>60881090Is it not wise to sell just to recoup your initial investment? Then the remaining Silver you have is for free?
>>60881011Checked fren>I'll just render unto Ceasar and enjoy my gains. My whole point originally was just to not sell/swap your metals in the first place, then there aren't any tax considerations to worry about. Just remember who made the silver and who impressed their image upon it fren.
>>60881112Some people don't buy silver as an investment. They buy it as a hedge. Also remember it's a commodity so you're hit with fees buying and selling it.
>>60881112>Is it not wise to sell just to recoup your initial investment? Then the remaining Silver you have is for free?"There is a way that seems wise unto man, but the end thereof is death." Depending on your personal perspective of wherein the value is I guess.
>silver over $40/oz>bitcoin getting heemedWhere's that faggot iqdelete?
Damn, we need a new bread already??>>60881162Poor fella could never afford that shotgun to kill himself, so he went trainspotting.
>>60881162press F to pay respects
FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCKI have been sitting on 10k WAITING for a fucking dip and it KEEPS going upGod fucking damn it just dip
>>60881180kek>>60881183S to spit
>>60881117>Just remember who made the silver and who impressed their image upon it fren.Masons?
>>>>60881191Let EVERY man be a liar >just gimme the metal
I have a $100 coupon code and there are Australian 1/4oz rounds for $980 apiece. Should I pull the trigger?
Fellas, I feel like an idiot. But it is what it is. I'd like to know if I had a make it stack (which I sold 2 months ago) >9.25 ounces of gold, all genetics >600 ounces of silver, all generics>1 ounce of platinum, sovereignThoughts?
Baker?>>60880946Based.
>>60881186>not buying on a schedule, irrespective of pricengmi
>>60881231You obviously know that that is a respectable stack. Nearly 10 oz. of Gold is what I consider "make-it" money especially for this upcoming dollar debasement. However, when you say generics for Gold were you heavy in just for example 1 oz. Gold bars (PAMP, Argor-Heraus, Rand etc.) with or without assay? For your Silver was it just buffys and/or plain Silver bars? Maybe it was for the better. If possible, convert whatever remaining liquidity your comfortable with into more sovereigns, especially go heavy with ASEs. It'll probably be a much better diversified stack, better buyback opportunities once spot raises and premium explodes for ASEs.
>>60881015Your understanding seems very limited
looks like the golden bull run is over
>>60880985I'd argue that circumstances, challenges, and opportunities unique to society during the Boomer era were novel and civilization-changing. Some took advantage, some squandered, some ignored. Gist: people were people dealing with the resources available.I've heard the next gen, I guess called Gen X were damaged by how the Boomers raised them. They were brought up as the "Me" generation - it was all about them. Their Boomer parents provided everything, learned to encourage with participation trophies, and essentially spoiled the kids, making them feel 'entitled'. That turned into neglecting the Millennials, who grew up disaffected and feeling abandoned by their distant parents.So yes, generations have behaviors, but I'd say they're products of the zeitgeists and are just the typical broad spectrum of human reactions to the conditions around them. I pity this generation growing up dependent on electronics. Eventually a generation will come where meeting face-to-face, will be extremely awkward and avoided. AI will be the social refuge, and eventually the new God - monitoring every move and rewarding or punishing.
For ID: EhomEnupUmmm... nope, Gold is comfortably cruising along at $3,475.40 you stupid fud-bot.
>>60880776Pretty. Where can I get a big handful of 10gr little nuggets like that?
>>60881255I didn't assume it was a respectable stack as it's still worth well under 100k at these prices. It was all generics like PAMP and rounds. All assayed as 99.99%.Why ASEs?
>>60881186You just saved $2000
>>60880786My litmus test is ultimately to keep an eye on the bond market and the dollar. If the car is still careening towards a cliff and no major event has occured to fundamentally change the financial landscape then I see no reason to take profits in any sizeable quantity.We are not in some V shaped recovery waiting to snag a 10-bagger before looking for the next investment. The global monetary system has run its course, is saturated with debt and now running out of momentum. Weimar Germany, a lot of people happily sold off their jewelry and valuables thinking they bagged a small fortune only to see the value of the Mark continue to fall (to the point their once great sale price literally revalued to ZERO right before their very eyes over the span of a few months)
>>60881320>They were brought up as the "Me" generation - it was all about them.So ignorant.I'm jealous of your bliss
>>60880794>My PSLVs been creeping up.Someone has engaged in systematic shorting of PSLV intraday. I suspect the usual suspects (bullion banks) but they will get clapped as the silver price spikes. I believe they are backstopped by the Federal Reserve, and the organized silver suppression is a deliberate dollar protection racket.>Image limit exceeded....
>>60881346>My litmus test is ultimately to keep an eye on the bond market and the dollar.Sound policy. The bond market and the dxy is close to gold in accurately sniffing out danger.>The global monetary system has run its course, is saturated with debt and now running out of momentum.I concur. The next big crash could be a major generational crisis, likely coinciding with events like civil wars (hello UK) and possibly a kinetic WW3. (we're already in soft WW3)There is a reason why all the super rich fuckers are building secluded doomsday retreats.
>>60881333>It was all generics like PAMP and rounds. All assayed as 99.99%.>Why ASEs?There are some US tax advantages with ASEs, and in the USA they are more liquid, but even if I were in the USA, (Albertan here) I would be stacking primarily for QUANTITY, not quality.If you have a choice between 500 ASE and 1000 oz of generic knowing the price will go up several multiples, which would you rather have?The cautious would hedge by getting some amount ASEs and then bulking up with cheaper generics. At the end of the day, if/when the silver price is $300/oz, who cares if a Buffalo sells for $5 bucks cheaper than an ASE.https://youtu.be/KqTTw9crVLs
>>60881398When should I reenter? Obviously we'll retract for a bit...r-right...?
>>60881373>There is a reason why all the super rich fuckers are building secluded doomsday retreats.Exponential functions can't exist in the real world without running in to real-world problems. Money creation is creating a massive disconnect of what people think they own (and are owed) and what can actually be procured. It's not a pretty picture, but chances are we are not going to have a smooth landing, nor are we to have a peaceful default. Sad to say, but the Machiavellian course of action here is going to be widespread slaughter of people in war. If you kill the people who you owe money then you can much easier default on the debts, reduce the labor pool, and give people something to do while they rebuild. They can't just give you nothing and say "oopsies, my bad! Tee Hee :3" while your life's work evaporates in to nothing.People hate to hear it, but the asset that underlies almost everything are U.S. Treasuries that need for you, me and every American to fork over $300,000 of value. The scary part is, who the hell would you even be able to see any asset to just to get the money to pay the government anyway? So on it's face it physically can not be collected without the liquidity provided by the Fed. It makes people very uncomfortable when they start to learn the precarious nature of their existence being a hollowed-out system of IOUs.
>>60881413You will know one way or another tomorrow AM when the US markets open. If they can, or even attempt to, tamp down the price it will be then. If they lean into the run, it will go straight up.
>>60881428They will tamp.And I will slurp.
>>60881428Thinking of going 100% into PMs and then focusing rest of cash into real estate and doing my own renos. Stock Market is clearly out to lunch
>>60881320>I guess called Gen X were damaged by how the Boomers raised them. They were brought up as the "Me" generation - it was all about them. Their Boomer parents provided everything, learned to encourage with participation trophies, and essentially spoiled the kidsYou have it backwards. Boomers were the ME generation. GenX were the "latchkey kids" who literally raised themselves. The Millennials had the "helicopter parents".To give you some context, I'm an early GenX. I was raised by a stay at home mother UNTIL the mid 70s when inflation hit and then mom had to get a job. There was nobody at home when I came home from school, so I had to look after myself, and not burn the house down. This created a strong sense of independence and fostered decision making, judgment and a sense of being careful not to do anything too stupid because there was nobody around to save my skinny ass.https://youtu.be/HxZLreKPUts
>>60881444Trips of truth - you're right.My main point though, was each generation's behaviour is a product of the times, not an inherent trait that spontaneously changes without external stimulus.
I gambled all my silver away in a Chinese roulette den
>>60881439There is always the possibility this is "it" but I agree. >>60881442I would only get into real estate right now if I could massively underpay someone in a bind. I am looking at some junior miners.
>>60881444This is accurate.t. late GenX
I’m bros silver is still going up
>norwegians are actually sort of a master race. i'm not being silly. they're an incredible peoplet.thomas777>>60881444>to save my skinny assi'd like to post a picture as a response but we're at the limit>>60881353Boomers are definitely the ME generation and it's kinda crazy how self absorbed they actually are
>>60880396>the government stealing my gold and silver is GOOD THINGWhy are you retards like this?
>>60881456>My main point though, was each generation's behaviour is a product of the times, not an inherent trait that spontaneously changes without external stimulus.I agree 100%. The external conditions of unprecedented wealth growth created the most spoiled generation in human history. Hard times make strong men. Good times make weak men.North American Boomers are the product of the most exceptionally good times in human history, resulting in some of the most self centered, solipstic narcissists in human history.https://youtu.be/ct5z7iowbjoI'm actually proud that I raised myself. (and didn't manage to burn the house down)
>>60881648>created the most spoiled generation in human history.Yeah, I guess. Hence Trump and billionaires wanting more.
>>60881666>Yeah, I guess. Hence Trump and billionaires wanting more.No comment on the trip, but yes, I agree, I have seen some Boomers whose entitlement was completely off the charts. IE, an heir who inherited MILLIONS and was livid because he didn't get it all because some lesser portion of the estate went to his younger brother.He sincerely felt he should have gotten everything.
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>>60881398Great post anon. This is sound advice and good perspective. Thank you for putting up with all the shit to inform others.
>>60879922the thing is, in real life, monarchs and even just lower level lords truly did have 50k ounces (or even pounds) in their coffers. They were rich to the point that they'd usually stack gold since silver became unwieldy for the amount of money they had. 1000 oz of silver is great, but it's not nobility levels of wealth.
