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>>60894238I dont get my facts from silver scamming Peter Schiff wannabes i get my facts <<<<<and hyuge gainz>>>>>>> from Bobs relative IQELITE
>>60894250Touché.Btw, I forgot to write /pmg/.
>>60894231Thank you baker, I hope IQJeet doesn't follow.
>>60894255we all know he will though. If only we had an inside jannie who could ban him the second he showed up in the thread
>>60894264You should apply, lmao pmg baggies always want someone else to do the work for free thats why they are addicted to retard rocks,,,,,,lmao Peter schiff says buy 4 ounces of silver and on the day the world ends you get a free house and virgin,,,,,,lazy and gullible is the pmg baggie
>>60894238Net selling at retail is true, I saw it with my own eyes yesterday. >>60894264We haven't seen the retail market start to chase yet. Half the people in the store selling today were jeets. I overheard one selling 46 grams of 22kt for a bit over $5kCDN. Nobody was selling coins or bullion, it was all scrap gold.One gold Maple is around $5000CDN.Jannies are beneath contempt.
>>60894231So I debt maxed 120k, cashed out 401k and TSP and moved to an Asian country last year. In total I snagged a whopping 2.5k ounces in silver @ 23 an ounce and a modest 28 ounces of gold around 2k an ounce. I posted about it here if anyone remembers. Anyway I have another 40k saved up since then from profits in a business, with another 60k estimated by the end of the year. Should I buy more silver or just keep saving? In this country around 60k can buy me a 4 bedroom home, 3 and a half bath and a tennis or basketball court. My home is only a 2 bed one bath right now but it is away from the cities and looks pretty modern. So I am content. But the way things are going it feels like it might be a good idea to buy more silver as it may be the last time I can afford it. What are your opinions on this?
>>60894305You are asking broke retards scared to go outside,,,,lmaoAnywho, back to gainz posting, might have to add this to the IQELITE gainz compilation >>60894250 Bought at $5 sweet 50% gain in 50 days and up another 4% woohoo go go gadget!
wish I was rich enough for premiums lol
Silver Breaks $41, Gold Hits All-Time Highs Past $3550 - What's Next? | Craig Hemkehttps://youtu.be/iqyyD79CDiU
>>60894311>wish I was rich enough for premiums lolOver the long term it won't be getting cheaper. I picked up a 1/2 oz Devil's Brigade commemorative coin for $32CDN today. Last time we bought full size Maples they were $34.85CDN.
>>60894311find smaller shops and some comparison site, enjoy junk silver with NEGATIVE premiums
>>60894331Lmao remember when you idiots were paying 40% premiums a few years ago and bragging about how smart you were
>>60894331>>60894311>find smaller shops and some comparison site, enjoy junk silver with NEGATIVE premiumsEven some online places like SD Bullion have new customer specials, or limited quantity deals at either spot or things for a buck over spot. If the purchase is large enough they offer free shipping.Does anyone else in this thread notice it smells like someone shit their pants in here?
>>60894337I remember when silver was 20$ an oz. good times. glad I didn't listen to you retarded ass. >10,000$=500oz>500oz*40=$20,000Not even the VOO did a 100% in the past 3 years. So get cuckholded you limp dicked faggot
Goldbros, we going to $4000 EoY?
>>60894341Exactly. I bought stuff at $32 that looks good today. There's always going to be fabrication premiums.I also bought Lunar dragon bars at $16 a pop at the covid lows.
>>60894341I made 148% on bitcoin last year, lmao explained why it was going up and you losers bought rocks instead, then made 100% on miners this year, again you losers bought rocks,,,,nothing dumber than a stacktard
>>60894341>So get cuckholded you limp dicked faggotLimp dick ≠ micropenis. Limp dick can be temporarily fixed with drugs or a Brazillian wandering spider envenomation, there is no fix for an Indian micropenis. The only relief from jeetdick is covert masturbation on public transport.>Aside from causing intense pain, the venom of the spider can also cause priapism in humans. Erections resulting from the bite are uncomfortable, can last for many hours>>60894346At least $4000/oz unless a major market crash happens, then expect a brief pullback and fast recovery of gold back to new alltime highs.
>>60894341>I made 148% on bitcoin last yearBitcoin made 19% in 2025.>At today's price of $1,339.68 per kilo, silver changed +37.62% in value this yearSilver has outperformed both gold and bitcoin this year.
For the Kosher silver Report, Here's Rafi Farber, a prediction so optimistic, you can't help but want to rub your hands.>$40 Silver is NOTHING - 7 End Game SILVER TARGETS from $118 to $3,002https://youtu.be/mMbByanmKlwCaptcha:UKKKR
>>60894402sure you can "maximize" your profits by buying all the dips and selling all the tops (while getting fucked by transaction charges which are not premiums because they just aren't okay?!) but that's also quite the time investment. Meanwhile my slibber just accumulates value while I twiddle my cock.
>>60894428Why are you still a broke depressed loser with homo figurines?
stop projecting and fix your country lmao
Postin' old pics because I am filled with regret and disappointment
>>60894465something special about a clean hand pour
>>60894468Thanks mate. Here's to our stscks of shiny rocks.
>>60894305what is your current exact location?
>>60894428>Meanwhile my slibber just accumulates value while I twiddle my cock.Your silver actually represents REAL wealth, real money. Not credit, not someones debt obligation, no counterparty risk, just real money that can only be taken by direct physical force, most likely to result in the perforation of the thief.Your silver has real world tangible value, as there are more patents for uses of silver than for any other metal.Bitcoin is intagible with no physical manifestation. An entry in a database that has no value other than a temporary mania, not unlike the tulip bullbs. The bitcoin network is useless for anything other than niche transactions. It's not scaleable without adding layers of kludges, each one adding new layers of complexity and creating more opportunities for exploits.Bitcoin isn't money, and it's not a store of value and has counterparty risks.Jeets love bitcoin because they can use it to collect the wealth scammed from their elderly American victims.Does anyone seriously think bitcoin will be a thing 100 years from now? How about 50 years, or 20 years? There is nothing fundamentally unique about it. Bitcoin merely benefits from the first mover advantage and the "network effect".https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_effectThere are no fundamentals to bitcoin, just a circular logic that works in both directions:>Why buy bitcoin? Because it goes up.>Why does bitcoin go up? Because people buy it.It works the same way going down. Bitcoin isn't the best crypto as far as transaction speed and cost are concerned, key issues in the scalability needed for any cryptocurrency to gain mainstream acceptance. The oldest gold in the world (approx 5kg) was found near Varna Bulgaria. It is estimated at 6500 years old. We don't know much about the civilization because the oldest writings on earth is 5500 years old.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varna_Necropolis
>>60894483Cope, if yall was wealthy you wouldn't be crying in your basement praying for the world to end while rubbing your hands like a jew
>>60894482It's a made up story, lmao yall believe everything
>>60894428Tiny coin for a tiny girl? Nice picture.
It's starting bros.It's always starting for us.
>>608945052 more weeks, don't stop waging
>>60894505M2 money supply. Growth at over 5%/year.
what sort of premium on new silver rounds is standard? where i am, it's $46 USD for the cheapest rounds.
$45 by the end of the week
Why are silver bugs happy about a 4x in five years? I was buying at $12. Still wish I put that money into crypto
>>608945454x? Lmao most of them are barely at 1x
>>60894465Are those the poured gold 1gram and or 0.5 gram the feller in the UK sells on ebay?If so how large is it compared to a 1/10 oz or how many millimeter diameter?They're neat and I want one:D
>>60894316>Over the long term it won't be getting cheaperthe 2008 bubble says otherwise. If it follows the same pattern it will pump with these fears of a massive crisis then government swill print money again and liquidity will go to better risk assets like tech stocks and crypto.
>>60894316Lovely looking coin. I remember when those (or another design for the same unit) were on-sale to the point 2 of them were the same price as a regular maple. I was very tempted but I already have my 1:100 and wasn't ready for a new set just yet. Ultimately I made more money but... guess I'll just add them to my list of coins to hunt down someday.
>>60894545Progress is progress. It was people here who owned PMs and invested (some had their PMs to begin with due to investing) that got me to look into investing, after talk about silver brought me to /biz/ at long last. Pretty good feeling seeing about a thousand do a 30x, with optimistic projections for more. That's going to lead to some nice PM purchases later. Not everyone has the time I have to consider what's a good investment though.
>>60894283Any occultfags/jewanons want to give me the basic gestalt on what 14000 means in numerology? He keeps using it.
>>60894698How many incel blogs did you read before you were convinced to buy a rock to fix your fucked up life?
>>60894706Who the fuck reads blogs? People didn't even read blogs when blogs were still a thing.
>>60894711You are reading one right now
It's good to remember precious metals are high risk and low return,,,,,,thats why smart and rich people don't buy them, only broke idiots
Why is there a juden in our coin blog?Shouldn't it be genociding kids, murdering journalists and committing warcrimes while kvetching about the pizzacost?
>>60894231>No tits>visible arm tattoos>feet aren't even taken care ofWhat's the point
>>60894685Woah. Anon is that yours? Never seen a unicorn before.
>>60894737They are the ones selling you the garbage rocks idiot
Poor little racist stacktards getting strangled by Peter Schiff and the coin merchants. Lmao you aren't getting those 40% premiums back
>>60894747Oh no. Had a few moments where I was 1 click away from being wealthy enough for that to be an easy purchase, but I wasn't daring enough. Still, even my overly safe plans look like they'll get me there (if anyone's willing to sell one by then). I do remember one anon ages ago who posted his gold bars/coins in that neat fireproof container. He went into PMs after making it through a bull run.
Normies are getting priced out of gold pretty hard now, but they can't ignore what is happening. I think that means silver's day has arrived.
>>60894639>government swill print money again and liquidity will go to better risk assets like tech stocks and crypto.You go your way and I'll go mine. Time will tell which strategy was right.I'm sure in 1929 speculators were calling people fools for selling all their stocks and buying gold as well.
Lmao ....nailed it
>>60894819Normies are dumping retard rocks
Kektop!
>>60894737>Why is there a juden in our coin blog?They've really unleashed the shill brigade this morning. I remember the good old /setf/ threads on pol.Most of the Jewish power comes from the central banks. Take away their money printing network and they would become no more (or less) annoying than Armenians.Hard money takes away most Jewish power, it also takes away most of the politicians ability to buy votes. Deficit financing isn't feasible under a hard money system. Most people don't realize just how fiat money completely distorts and corrupts the economy, and facilitates wealth ineaquality via the Cantillon effect.The professional shills are serious and organized influencers. Their job is to divert us into "save" silos like crypto and market bubbles. Don't let people learn about real money.
>>60894819>Normies are getting priced out of gold pretty hard now, but they can't ignore what is happening. I think that means silver's day has arrived.I believe that's exactly the mechanism that causes silver to outpace gold's gains and cause the ratio to shrink. We are already at the point where the average American does not have enough cash to afford even one gold coin.
>>60894319I remember being a newbie and getting a blank 2023 or 2022 Maple Oh the response when I posted in the thread about how reasonable the shop was about trading it for a proper version
>>60894652>Lovely looking coin.It is. That dealer must have gotten some monster boxes full of them because they were selling them for the price of generic 1/2 oz rounds. I've got 4 of them now. They also made them in gold, which I don't have and probably never will.Here is a scene from the movie made about them called "The Devil's Brigade"https://youtu.be/ND2E24ZO-8U
>>60894859>Most of the Jewish power comes from the central banks. Take away their money printing network and they would become no more (or less) annoying than Armenians.Yeah they really don't want you owning crypto or stocks,,,,,,,they prefer you broke and waging for rocks
>>60894870This is how silver gets remonetized. Not by government dictate but by millions of normies exchanging fiat for silver. The more silver there is in the hands of regular folk, the more easily it becomes a medium of exchange. One of the fud themes we see sometimes is that when the USD collapses, only a handful of stackers will have PMs and nobody else will want them. But it is clear to me now that as fiat goes into its death spiral, the public at large will be gobbling up silver. It very well might be a smooth transition into a silver money. Feeling optimistic here.
I just started reading "When money dies" and it's interesting so far. The point out that the government debt was all paid off a year before the hyper inflation, and there was an incredible class division as the stock market was rising precipitously. Some people were partying hard but plenty of people were also extremely uneasy about their newfound wealth. Economic misery was everywhere in the streets as prices were rising and peoples wages were constantly seeming to fall behind and stagnate. Pensioners were the first to fall behind and become destitute. Fortunately, the work ethic of the German and Austrian people was high so many people did continue to go to work for less and less pay.From their viewpoint, they saw other currencies rising in value and thought they were under attack and not having the perspective that it was their currency that was undervalued. People sometimes thought they were going to get a good deal and bought German Marks at a massive discount, along with warbonds etc only to find out that they jumped into the fire. The most important thing to take away here are the headfakes and the misguided sense of wealth from rising asset prices. Monetary collapse is a weird phenomenon. Alastair McCleod points out that the dollar is an international currency, so domestically, we may be the last to really experience the loss of confidence. We benefit from a $700BN trade deficit so there is a very obvious source of economic pain we can experience if there are less goods to buy. The conditions set up for Weimar are not exactly parallel to America, obviously. But interesting case study nonestheless.
>>60894889They were very kind to take that extremely rare misprint off your hands in trade for a normal one. How (((generous))) of them.
>>60894905>1 oz gold coin becomes out of reach to normiesWe are here>1 oz silver coin becomes out of reach to normies>fractional silver/lower purity silver coins become necessary to meet retail demand>people realize that a cheap 1/20 or 1/50 oz silver coin can just be traded with friends instead of using the constantly inflated dollars>remonetization becomes unavoidable
>>60894905>This is how silver gets remonetized. Not by government dictate but by millions of normies exchanging fiat for silver.I agree. Defacto remonetized, not necessarily dejure. Needless to say, there is remarkably little physical gold/silver per person in the USA.Even modest stackers will have enormous liquidity compared to the neighbors, and in some cases will be, at least temporarily, the richest ones in their community. No one wants to be land rich and money poor with zero liquidity. That's when weath transfer happens.
>>60894902Ok shill, thanks for telling me what not to do. Now I know what you really fear. Silver kills the blood suckers.
>>60894339>>60894331Saw two ads on Craigslist of people selling Silver bars or rounds for about $.50 an ounce over spot. Pretty good deal, not sure why their ads were up for so long except that I’ve heard no one is buying right now and everyone is selling (in the West, only Asia is driving up the price)
>>60894931>people realize that a cheap 1/20 or 1/50 oz silver coin can just be traded with friendsDon't forget about supporting the local widows and orphans...
>>60894906>>60894231>all that metal for less than $1msilver is such an incredible midwit trap
>>60894951>I’ve heard no one is buying right now and everyone is sellingI've mentioned upthread that going to a coin shop after the weekend price pop and I wasn't surprised that it was standing room only, but was surprised that we were the only ones there to buy. Most were there to sell gold jewelry for scrap.I think it's a combination of profit taking and hard times. I don't think the average normie has clued into the value of trading depreciating fiat for appreciating real money.
>>60894906Good post. The Federal Reserve (central banks) were brought in to supposedly "tame" the relatively mild economic cycles of periodic recessions, but they actually amplified the cycles and made the booms into bacchanalian orgies, and made the crashes into heartrending life altering (ending) depressions.Needless to say, the Jews, being so close to the banking system, often tended to do quite well in comparison.Picrel, woman in her 30s feeding her baby during the great depression, on the road after losing her farm.
>>60894901Good to know. I wasn't aware of those.
>>60894970If it is a midwit trap then you can explain to me how the financial system is going to manage the bond market when half of all U.S. government tax receipts go to paying interest? Interest bearing debts are exponential functions so these numbers will be increasing. It's unsustainable and I believe the losses will be landing on the currency as the bond market is vital to the banks and government. The only thing that can fill the gaps is dilution of the currency.Explain how I am wrong?
>>60894264>we all know he will though.Turns out there is a paid professional shill brigade dispatched to push their bags of crypto and tech stock bubbles.
>>60895009then buy gold, not metals that have been thoroughly demonetized
>>60894231Looks like jews are prepping a nice little price reduction going into the weekend. Shame 2025 libs aren't available yet so I can take advantage of it. Might grab some phillys instead.
What a surprise, Comex opens, silver at $41, immediate tamp down right at open.Someone is afraid that silver may catch momentum.https://www.kitco.com/charts/silver
>>60895022Just take advantage of the slight discount, king
>>60894231If I live in the EU and don't have the means to store physical silver, what's the best way to invest now? I feel the recession in my bones.
>>60895017>Looks like jews are prepping a nice little price reduction going into the weekend.There's talk that they are bracing for the Friday jobs report. We were at $41 until NY open when they did a slamdown. That tells me they're scared.We're set up for the perfect storm France, UK, Japan and USA bond markets are wobbling, USA real estate and the stock markets are both in unprecedented bubble territory, and we're bumbling into WW3 with wars in Europe and the middle east.No wonder why they've dispatched shill team 6 to /pmg/
>>60895031>Just take advantage of the slight discount, kingI'm of two minds on the subject.
>>60895022Remember last year when gold was flying and suddenly a bunch of contracts got dumped? Interesting day to observe.
>>60895004One supposed reason to allow for central banks was to facilitate the banks' ability to expand credit. If one singular bank gave out too many loans, they may have been subjected to a localized bankrun if people caught wind of weakness (there was no FDIC insurance etc). Now that all of the banks are connected with a shared clearing mechanism, they are better suited to expand credit systemically which also makes intrabank lending easier as they all keep funds on deposit with one another. The profit source of banks is interest, which comes at the expense of the citizenry. A healthy economy only has 5% of the GDP as financial services. In present time I think it is almost 15-25%. Our economy is like half finance and half medicine which is nothing more than a shell game glued together with Treasuries. On its face the economy is hollowed out and far smaller than we like to admit. You can't build an economy on interest and curing sick people. It all now hinges on the dollar and the BRICs are moving away from it. Even the government can't collect anywhere near enough tax receipts to remain solvent for long. Tick tock. Also, it's absurd to think what I just wrong is a midwit post.
>>60895039>If I live in the EU and don't have the means to store physical silverBuy sovereign mint gold coins. No VAT and they are compact enough that you can easily hide them in any number of places, even in a small apartment.
>>60895046>We're set up for the perfect storm France, UK, Japan and USA bond markets are wobbling, USA real estate and the stock markets are both in unprecedented bubble territory, and we're bumbling into WW3 with wars in Europe and the middle east.I can only get so erect, anon
>>60895015It is a critical monetary metal with an extremely undervalued historical, and mining ratio. Silver is an undervalued power-play against gold. When gold revalues against the dollar, silver will revalue against gold. I'm basically a future monopoly man.
>>60895065>Remember last year when gold was flying and suddenly a bunch of contracts got dumped?Not specifically because I really only watched silver. I do remember that whenever gold was dumped, a bunch of central banks would buy the dip and the Chinese would have a feeding frenzy.Silver is the most shorted commodity in the world. Typically, an entire year's output is sold on the futures market every week.>The silver market traded 345 million paper ounces yesterday.https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1963559626227527875
>>60895098>feeding frenzyGood phrasing
Glad I got in when I did. I tried fucking with crypto for a few years and the gains were good, but the losses were worse. I should have just went all in on metals instead. It would have saved me years of stress dealing with that digital bullshit
>>60895074Hey thanks. Would I be paying a large premium for the mint compared to just buying metal though?
>>60895067>If one singular bank gave out too many loans, they may have been subjected to a localized bankrunLender of last resort.> Our economy is like half finance and half medicine which is nothing more than a shell game glued together with Treasuries.Especially with the USA, the combination of a fiat currency that is the world reserve currency, which makes the Triffin dilemma even worse, causing the nation to be hollowed out, via the mechanism of "Dutch Disease".Triffin's Dilemma:>a reserve currency country must run current account deficits to supply liquidity to the rest of the world.>Dutch Disease refers to the adverse impact of a sudden discovery of natural resources on the national economy via the appreciation of the real exchange rate and the subsequent worsening of export competitivenessIn the case of the USA, the "Dutch Disease" resulted from the fact that the PRIMARY export of the USA became the US dollar.Those two economic factors resulted in the hollowing out of America's productive regions. The solution is to move to a neutral reserve asset like gold. The Federal Reserve has demonstrated that it cannot fulfill ANY of it's original mandates, (employment/inflation/bank solvency) and now merely exists to print money to allow the US government to service its ever expanding debt.It's over, but most people don't realize there is no escape for the USA from their debt trap. The US Dollar is a dead man walking and most Americans don't even know it.
The silver GLUT has INCREASED by almost 5 billion ounces in the last ten years. So basically they mine twice as much silver as industry needs and have to sell the rest to sheeple. That's why it's shilled. Big Silver is paying everyone on YouTube, redddit and pmg to scam depressed incels.Big Diamond convinced sex havers to buy diamonds to get marriedBig Silver convinced incels to buy silver to get a free virginLmao both ultimately get destroyed
>>60895152>US Dollar is a dead man walkingNah you are chicken little,,,,thats why you are a brokie
>>60895150>Would I be paying a large premium for the mint compared to just buying metal though?Most European countries charge a 20% VAT on bullion, so the sovereign mint gold coins are the best value for European stackers.
>>60895162>The silver GLUT has INCREASED by almost 5 billion ounces in the last ten years.Do you kiss your pimp with that mouth? Silver has been in a supply deficit for the last 5 years you lying liar sack of falsehoods.
>>60895168>Nah you are chicken little,,,,thats why you are a brokieI'm broke because I donate all my spare time and money to widows and orphans.
>>60895015>let the (((people))) you hate the most decide for you what is money and what is not by the stroke of a penwhat about you keep sneeding and we keep stacking?
>>60895145>I tried fucking with crypto for a few years and the gains were good, but the losses were worse.Luke Gromen uses the term "face peeling volatility" and I agree. I bought some bitcoin and yes, I made a little bit on it, but I absolutely do not look at the price, and pretend that money doesn't exist.If bitcoin went to a million I would make a little. If it went to zero I would lose a little, but in either case, it wouldn't be life changing.I'm old enough that it's more important for me NOT TO LOSE MY CAPITOL than to make huge gAinZ. I will take a greatly reduced upside in exchange for NO DOWNSIDE, as Rick Rule likes to say.
>>60895169Got it, thanks. Guess I'll look into those then.
>>60895098>Silver is the most shorted commodity in the world. Typically, an entire year's output is sold on the futures market every week.They short silver because they don't want to reveal to people that all of the dollary-doos and benefits they endlessly toil their lives away for won't be paid. Silver is the ultimate arbiter and if it were not suppressed people will see their livelihoods disappear. What will the world look like if silver, the metal that used to be in your pocket change is not accessible to you on a bi-weekly basis? The system needs your continued participation to keep the momentum going. Once it's over they revalue the gold and your IOUs and claims are written off with the stroke of a pen. The company still has all of our infrastructure and capital and buildings. The only problem is the nations savings will go poof and need to be rebuilt. It'll all go poof relative to the dollar. Being able to buy-in at the ground floor will confer an immense advantage to those with the metal. Banks won't want to do business with people whose only asset is credit owed to them from a bankrupt debtor. PM holders will be VIPs taken to the front of the line.
>>60895192Yes, you are 100% correct. Silver is money, and is recognized as such by the US Constitution, and is now considered voluntary legal tender by an ever increasing number of US States.https://www.mintstategold.com/investor-education/cat/news/post/states-where-gold-and-silver-have-become-legal-tender/
>>60895162$5BN ounces? So if everyone on the planet buys 1 single ounce it all disappears? Damn, I better buy more!
>>60895229To me even the US constitution is irrelevant, silver as money is backed by several millenias of history.
>>60895245>>60895229Silver isn't money , lmao no matter what Peter schiff says,,,,,lmao 10 years of pmg and no one has made it
>>60895242Thats the glut for the last decade, there's probably 50 billion ounces sitting in piles everywhere but good luck convincing everyone in the world to buy it you can't even convince 1 girl to go on a date
>>60894312Last I check silver lost its $41 dollar position.
>>60895218>Silver is the ultimate arbiter and if it were not suppressed people will see their livelihoods disappear.What you write may have been true in the past, but something changed a few years ago: China started buying gold and silver. Because of the west --> east silver drain, they can no longer control the silver price LONG TERM. What they can do, and what we see them doing almost daily, is to dump paper silver during COMEX hours to kill momentum and to try and prevent a bull run in silver for as long as possible.If the price difference between China and the west (COMEX/LBMA) gets higher than $2.00/oz for silver it becomes insanely profitable. You can easily put 500,000 oz (500 comex bars) into a standard shipping container. Shipping and insurance from London to Shanhai is under $100k. If there is a $2 dollar delta you've made a $900,000 profit on one container.>The only problem is the nations savings will go poof and need to be rebuilt. It'll all go poof relative to the dollar. Being able to buy-in at the ground floor will confer an immense advantage to those with the metal.You are 100% correct. People who have real money (gold/silver) will be extremely wealthy in the immediate aftermath of the dollar collapse. Literal rags to riches. By the way, it's happened before. After the Civil War in the USA, people who had gold and silver in the south, (Confederate money went to zero) instantly became extremely wealthy and if smart, could leverage that wealth into generational wealth.
>>60895310Big if true, silver will fall to $12 if they shut down SLV
>>60895297Do you kiss your mother's bull with that filthy lying liar mouth?
>>60895309>Last I check silver lost its $41 dollar position.Yes, they tamped it down on COMEX open this morning. Business as usual for the COMEX. They want to kill momentum and prevent a bull run for as long as possible.
bros i let some of my silver bars tarnishshould i attempt to clean em or just leave them alone?
>>60895368And yet you demand the government bail out your investment and shitty life choices
1VAMcsjS“you can't even convince 1 girl to go on a date”the closest this monke gets to a woman is when he sniffs discarded tampons at the local Mcdalits restroom…>you know this is a fact*head bobblin’ intensifies
>>60895374Cope and seethe
>>60895378Remember when you stalked me thru montevideo and i got a free 2 month all expenses paid vacation to Peru,,,,lmao,,,,good times,,,,thanks
>>60894906>>60894231Wonder how much more Silver is in this stack now-a-days, or if a lot of this was converted to Gold.
>>60895354>Big if true, silver will fall to $12 if they shut down SLVSLV has NO effect on the market price of silver. SLV buys silver with the new share money, then IMMEDIATELY sells it short back into the market. No other ETF shorts the it's own underlying commodity. SLV is run by the bullion banks as a psyop to aid in the suppression of the silver price while providing the market with price exposure to silver.See this video.https://youtu.be/hkOx-QuYeAo
>>60895297>50BN ouncesSo everyone in the world can deplete this magical "glut" for $250 each?Ok... I still need to be buying as much as I can!It's actually pretty funny how you lie to come up with big scary numbers but don't even bat an eye at the size of the bond market which is $46TN. If everyone in the country were to chip in and help buy up these bonds it would cost $115,000 per person. See a difference? $250 vs $115,000. What a scary, terrifying difference to compare what the entire GLOBE can produce vs what people are claiming they owe. It literally can't be paid so in effect most people own $0 and they just haven't actualized those losses so they think they are wealthy. Stackers don't have this problem. Silver will absorb and benefit from the actualization of $46TN of losses. Money will flow to us, not away from us.
>furiously engaging with the trollS-T-O-P engaging with the troll
>>60894556No sir. I poured those in the summer of '21. The silver is just about a troy ounce, a little over if I remember right. The gold is about 15g. I used to run a small refining op but scrap pretty much dried up here in my neck of the woods.
>>60895434Oh wow fantastic fren it seems really cool to have a 15gram gold skull:)Awesome you made them.
>>60894231>Silver Chads editionHow much to get to Chad level?
>>60895384The fact that shill put this much effort and energy into shilling warms my heart and makes me hard. It means we're over the target.
>>60895411>So everyone in the world can deplete this magical "glut" for $250 each?>Ok... I still need to be buying as much as I can!According to JM Bullion:Given accessible industry data, one can presume there are some 3 to 3.5 billion ounces of .999 fine silver in the world. Roughly ½ troy ounce per living humanLots of silver has been mined, much of it is in landfills, lost at sea, or blown up in munitions.
>>60895429>S-T-O-P engaging with the trollHe deserves a good cock slapping with an uncircumcised dick.
>>60895449>How much to get to Chad level?After the crash, much less than you might think.
>>60895375I hate tarnish, so I do the Al foil / baking soda / boiling water trick, then rinse thoroughly and seal in plastic.Pic related:>>60895449
>>60895378He dates while on public transport.
>>60895493That's an astounding amount of silver. I wonder what would happen if it would become more economically feasible to use 400+ pounds of gold for the production of torpedoes. I am sure the banks would have something to say about that. At some point, even the banks' main source of financial power will be eroded by resource shortages if the GSR inverts. Will these massive military machines just cease to exist? Surely the cost of production can theoretically become too expensive to utilize silver in this way unless we are actively at war.
>>60895411Every time I see that picture, I'm totally impressed by the strength of those shelves. Look at how much weight they carry without any bracing. It's like some real quality welding in that safe.
>>60895560>if the GSR inverts. Will these massive military machines just cease to exist?If fiat dies there would be less war. Literally.
>>60895562There isn't any shelves...
>>60895600The pic in the post he's replying to...
>>60895560>Will these massive military machines just cease to exist? Surely the cost of production can theoretically become too expensive to utilize silver in this way unless we are actively at war.Reportedly several large silver batteries in each Minuteman ICBM. Thousands of oz worth. Each Tomahawk cruise missile has 15kg of silver.http://www.righto.com/2024/08/minuteman-guidance-computer.htmlThere is no alternative tech currently available that can replace the silver zinc batteries used in weapons systems. The batteries must have a 10 year shelf life under storage conditions, yet produce 100% of rated power on demand.https://www.silverwars.com/mission-critical-silver-batteries-must-be-supplied/
>>60895582>If fiat dies there would be less war. Literally.Unironically, that is 100% accurate. The Rothschilds financed both sides of the Napoleonic wars. Loser pays reparations, the bank profits.
>>60895652The reason is that Wallstreet and these banks do not extract their wealth cost free to the rest of us. By creating massive wars, depopulating the workforce and ripping up a lot of the IOUs and currencies they can kickstart the economy and everyone enjoys peacetime and forgets the blatant ransacking of our nations right before our very eyes. Getting the men to slaughter each other is actually a well-known bailout for the banks as all able bodied men should be recapturing political control of their governments. With a keen eye for it, the war in Ukraine looks exactly like it. They recently learked like 1.6M dead men in Ukraine which is basically a genocidal, futile massacre of these people for absolutely no reason. It's not a surprise that that is where the Pale of Settlement used to be. As global turmoil heats up and the financial monolith of the U.S. becomes questioned, you can see these events unfolding and with a keen eye can glean what the real motives are.
1VAMcsjSso in reality or fantasy, (you) still dont get a woman…>sad lil monke, time for dance!seriously though, any other anons wonder if dalitjeet had a woman in his life, he'd be pumping loads in her instead of pumping his bags here?kek
>>60895733Correct. They also take advantage of the devasted nation, buy up land, resources and industries at bargain basement prices. With Ukraine, between all the dead men, and Ukrainians who've left the country, Jew bankers can repopulate the country with Africans and Indians further satisfying their genocidal inclinations towards Ukrainians, while importing a stupid workforce too retarded to wise up to Jew tricks.
>>60895758Jeet gets lots of women, she's sitting across the aisle on the same bus/tram.
This is probably the greatest documentary ever made if you want a rundown on monetary history. The banking class are not good samaratins managing the monetary system for the sake of humanity. They too conspire to buy up land exactly as you said. They purposefuly constrict the amount of currency in circulation to extend credit and then rugpull when they want to buy up assets on the cheap. On it's face, monetary needs should be controlled by the government and all of the benefit should be for stability and ease of access to the citizenry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOk3wBuQNcE&t=490s
You bought before we hit $30, right? Right?!
>>60895820I bought before $25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zZ-4N5vtjI
>>60895017>2025 libsWoah, big spender. You know there is less than 500 for each denomination, right?
>>60895562how much is that worth in USD at today's market price?
>>60895820My average is $26.95. That includes and is skewed by the stupid-high-premium coins. $24.04 if you don't.
>>60895820>You bought before we hit $30, right? Right?!Doesn't matter frens, silver is eventually going over $100. The best best time to buy was 25 years ago. The second best time is today.They CANNOT reduce the rate of money supply expansion lest they crash the economy. Inflation be damned, we are now in fiscal dominance.>Fiscal dominance is a macroeconomic condition in which government fiscal pressures (high public debt and deficits) effectively dictate or constrain a country’s monetary policy. In a fiscally dominant regime, the central bank’s usual objective of controlling inflation becomes secondary to the Treasury’s budget financing needs...As Lynn Alden likes to say...>Nothing stops this train.
>>60895925Without counting, each 1000 oz LBMA/COMEX bar is approx $40k. Each 100oz bar is $4k, so a few million off the top of my head.#notmystack
>>60895963The best part of silver being $300 per ounce is not having to pay S&H on 1 ounce rounds.Ha Ha! r...right guys?Captcha: Ask 48
>>60895402Word salad >>60895411Yes you need to start shilling silver in Africa and india fren convince them, not your fellow baggies here
>>60895925132,000 ounces * 40.90 $/ozt = 5.4M.
>>60895997>Yes you need to start shilling silver in Africa and india fren convince them, not your fellow baggies hereNo need to shill Jeets, they buy 300 million oz of silver when they have a good year.
The fact that yall shill here instead of to Africans is telling,,,,lmao you are trying to convince yourselves and pretend like freedom fighters. Shill to indians and make a difference
>>60894545More like a 2x but that's not what the excitement is about. It's confirmation that we're likely going much higher shortly.
>>60896009No they dont but if they did that would eat up half the annual glut
>>60895997>Word saladhttps://youtu.be/oGSKiprbZHcDenial isn't a river in Egypt.
looks like we can hope for 3,700 by next january
>>60895917Not buying the insanely low mintage numbers being reported. I'll patiently wait until JMbullion or one of the other online dealers has some in stock (usually around late Sept or Oct). If I'm wrong I guess I won't be getting any tiddycoins this year :(
>>60896044>not buying the insanely low mintage numbersI guess you aren't buying any then? They all will have insanely low numbers. I've been keeping my eye out for them but even the dealers that have stock have them listed for thousands of dollars https://readingroom.money.org/a-black-swan-for-the-libertad-series/
>>60896023You deny there's a hyuge glut of silver
>>60896044Oh, I see what you're saying. You think they are under reporting the mintage numbers? You won't know until next year, officially.
>>60896088>he posted the chart he can't read, again.Market balance is negative, like your iq.
>>60896088>>60896023What are your opinions on the glut of credit instruments? >word saladSee pic rel: IQ Dalit is a proven spam bot.
>>60895989>The best part of silver being $300 per ounce is not having to pay S&H on 1 ounce rounds.Look on the bright side, you'll have a great buyer's market for all those Mercury dimes.
>>60896087Seems like I saw on plebbit they had minted somewhere around 40k 1ounce BU as of Q2 which is extremely low but not to the point to justify the insane prices some people are buying them at. Yeah, if I'm wrong I won't be getting any.
>>60896012>Shill to indians and make a differenceIndians already know the value of physical gold and silver.
>>60896088>You deny there's a hyuge glut of silverShow bobs.
>>60894819Normies are not getting priced out of buying gold. Normies could care less about gold. They see it as useless. They want to buy cars and houses and other shit. Most zoomers probably wouldn't even know what a gold coin or bar is. If normies were at all interested in acquiring gold, then Normies can buy fractional bars at spot on a regular basis. 1/10 ounce coins can be had for $390, 5 gram bars are 600 USD and 10 Gram bars are 1100 USD. Really not that hard to purchase on a semi-regular basis for normies. If can't scrape together a few hundred dollars a year to buy gold, then you are not a normie you are a pathetic retard with zero financial literacy.
>>60896117silver will never go over $150 dollars an ounce. It just won't happen. It is too important for industrial purposes. I do think that 80-100 is possible on a spike, but the powers that be will never let silver explode to 150+ or there would be severe consequences for everyone. Gold however I can see at least 3x from here into the mid 2030's. I believe that 10K is a real possibility. 15k is a bit more far fetched, but could happen if a revaluation occurs. I think buying gold below say 4,000-4,500 USD would be a good price long term. I dont plan on chasing it over 5,000 though, just like I don't plan on buying any more silver over $55 USD spot price
>>60896190>I don't plan on buying any more silver over $55 USD spot priceStay poor then.
>>60896198Gold is just the more logical bet, as far as price appreciation, storage capacity, ease of transporting, more value less weight, preferred by central banks, etc. I don't take issue with people who stack silver. But just know that you are speculating. In a recession silver gets crushed because its tied to industrial demand.
>>60896163The problem is the normalcy they all count on is contingent on factors outside of our control. We can't guarantee banks are always credit worthy. We can't guarantee the globe will subsidize American consumption. We can't even guarantee the government can pay its bills. We already lose half of our tax receipts to interest alone. Given that we know the banks, Wallstreet, Insurance and pensions are all held together by Treasuries which have eroding fundamentals we can say with absolute certainty that the normalcy we all enjoy will be coming to an end and there is no chance even remotely possible of ending the debt spiral. Even if the government issues a decree that ALL bonds issued at any time will now only have a coupon of 1%, people will begin to take their cash and then chase after commodities instead of yield. Credit assets chasing after real-world capital is when the fun really begins and nothing can wipe the debts clean besides bankruptcy. When that happens economic scarcity is actualized and written off as losses. I say it all the time. But that is the most concise way to describe the problems we face and more or less how things will play out. >pic relGold is an asset that banks own. Can't default on this. In fact, the price will be revalued higher.
>>60895298>look it up>its real
>>60896190>silver is too valuable to go up>t. goldcuck
>>60896190The problem is out of the PTB's hands. If they can't sustain the purchasing power of bank credit then people will be forced to chase after metal. People will sit around and try to take delivery of COMEX bars because the premiums will be so outrageous that every capable of mining 1oz generic rounds will be looking to cash in at the wholesale level. Industry will have to price out the entire globe who needs a reliable form of savings.
>>60896222agree. Institutional insolvency is a real threat. Also If the debt keeps ballooning like it is, the government will have to default eventually. Gold prices would moon in that scenario. We also have to be aware of what is happening in two of the global powers (not the US), India and China have been increasingly using gold to settle crude oil purchases with Russia, Iran and Saudi as they seek alternatives to the US dollar for trade. All pointing to a further weakening dollar. Im not saying that the dollar will totally collapse, but gold is beginning to prove itself to be a real contender
>>60896232Thats not what I said. Silver will be manipulated to where price appreciation cannot obliterate industrial economies. Where as Gold is more likely to be manipulated UP, (Central banks need it) (global powers would love to revalue gold prices higher after they are done filling reserves because it reduces deficits on their books). You should expect that the price per barrel of oil to gold price ratio will continue to expand in the future. currently about 55 barrels to 1 ounce of gold. Experts see 160 barrels for one ounce as likely scenario.
>>60896163>Normies are not getting priced out of buying gold. Normies could care less about gold. They see it as useless. They want to buy cars and houses and other shit. Most zoomers probably wouldn't even know what a gold coin or bar is.Your statement is accurate as of today.>Normies can buy fractional bars at spot on a regular basis. 1/10 ounce coins can be had for $390, 5 gram bars are 600 USD and 10 Gram bars are 1100 USD.This is all true, and I'm sure you know how small these gold pieces are. Yesterday we bought a 1/4 oz gold Maple, (we already have full size ones) and I was shocked to see it's smaller and thinner than a nickel and cost $1350CDN. Additionally, the premiums per gram go up the smaller the size coin. It CAN be done, and some people will do it, but many will opt to go with silver, just because you have something a little more tangible to hold. Picrel, Canadian nickel, dime and US nickel along with a 1/10 oz and 1/4 oz Maples. Canadian nickels and US nickels are exactly the same diameter, (within 1/100 mm) the size difference is an optical illusion.
>>60896344Never been a fan of canadian leaf gold coins for that reason. They have smaller diameters than brits and buffalos. But the silver maple leaf is my favorite silver coin as far as the mint shield tech and radial lines. Rather go with 10 gram pamp bars than 1/4 ounce maples
>>60896331So you just suck (((their))) dick and buy gold?I would rather buy silver and unravel (((their))) control. They won’t be able to manipulate forever
>>60896377Thats exactly something (((they))) would say to keep you from investing in gold. (((stack silver goy! it will end the fed))) pay no attention to the fact that central banks are buying millions of troy ounces of gold while the goy cattle focus on silver
>>60896377Exactly. You’re following the gold money men. Cuckoldry.
>>60896389Nah I'm still buying silver.
>>60896394Meant for >>60896389
>>60894368400% in 10 years in silver and 300% in gold in that same time frame, all while still holding the coins is pretty awesome. It’s like buying a beater car for 5k then that type of car becomes popular and you get to sell for 20k all while putting miles
>>60896190>silver will never go over $150 dollars an ounce. It just won't happen. It is too important for industrial purposes.Most industrial users of silver are NOT price sensitive. There is 1/3 of a gram of silver in a smartphone. Assuming $1.50/gram that's 50 cents worth. Say silver went up by a factor of 10, that's $5.00 worth. That would bump up a smartphone cost by $10.00 (Apple makes 50% profit margin)Some marginal uses may take a hit. Silver in solar panels is about 25 grams per square meter, and is about 6% of the price so if silver went up by a factor of 10 it would be 60% and the price would more than double, currently around $500/square meter, so maybe going up to $1200/square meter.They report that a Tesla has about a kilo of silver which is close to $1300/kg so a 10 fold would bump up the average cost of a Tesla by around $20k.
>>60896398I didn't say that you shouldn't own silver. What is your argument? Silver is not something that central banks buy because gold is a monetary tier one asset. Silver can go up in price, but it will never be worth what gold is. It certainly won't be hoarded by central banks."as of July 1, 2025, allocated physical gold is classified as a Tier 1 High-Quality Liquid Asset (HQLA) under Basel III regulations, allowing banks to count it at 100% of its market value toward their liquidity reserves. This marks a significant recognition of gold's role as a core institutional reserve asset." If silver ever is recognized as a a tier one HQLA, then I would reconsider my stance. Until that time, silver is a speculative industrial metal.
>>60894824That’s $10,000 in 2025 fiat.
>>60896361>Never been a fan of canadian leaf gold coins for that reason. They have smaller diameters than brits and buffalos.Diameters:1 troy ounce Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coinDiameter = 30 mm (1.29 in.) Thickness = 2.80 mm (0.12 in.)British gold Britannia coins weigh 31.1g or 34.05g with a diameter of 32.6mm (2014 onwards).Diameter US gold Buffalo32.70 mmUSA has the girthiest gold coins. Girls tell me they like girth.
>>60896417>What is your argument?Silver has way more potential to gain value than gold does. Gold opens the door, silver runs through it.
>>60896417I agree silver is too valuable to be a monetary asset again. Gold is only valuable as a monetary asset
>>60896407Lmao, stacktards cant do basic math, the stacktard a few threads ago bragged he made 40% over 13 years which after inflation is a loss of 60%. And stafkturds were bragging about buying ases 5 years ago for $45,,,,,Big losers
>>60896436So when gold is $5000 an ounce and silver is $70 I will still be laughing at you as you struggle to store and lug around your hundreds of pounds of junk silver coinage. Gold always was and always will be more valuable than silver. To each their own.
>>60896398>Nah I'm still buying silver.Me too. I will always keep a store of silver.
>>60896429>That’s $10,000 in 2025 fiat.100 silver dollars would be 77 oz of silver, but let's call it 100oz of silver or $4000USD.That car would have at the time been approx $500-$700 dollars new at the time. In 1927 (last year of production) a Model T cost $260.
>>60896433>Silver has way more potential to gain value than gold does.>Gold opens the door, silver runs through it.100%, that has been the historical pattern thus far.
My miners are STILL beating you guys.:)
If you could add up all the silver of pmg baggies it would show a net loss because of huge premiums, dumb art pieces,and inflation thats why yall still waging, saying dumb shit like $2000 silver, writing word salad copied from Peter schiff videos
>>60896478>kek
>>60896472Has it though?
>>60896476Lmao, pmg baggies knew silver was going up so they chose the option with no profits, rocks, could have made a bundle on miners or options, but Peter schiff said no,,,,,,pay ME,,,,no refunds
>>60896478exactly. My grandfather bought silver instead of gold in 1980. He just broke even this week, 45 years later. KEK
>>60896482>Has it though?Yes. You can tell by the ratio. When the ratio closes, it means silver is going up faster than gold.
>>60896466These analyses are so dumb, not only facts wrong but meaningless,,,,,but you love to goon
>>60896493I've been waitng for you to show up. You pick the juiciest cherries I've ever tasted.
Anons, this is what you look like right before you become a bitcoin maxi >>60896451
>>60896501Assertions made without evidence can be discarded without evidence.
>>60896493>agreeing with iqdelete
Gold vs SilverI just like shiny things, and they both check the box.
>>60896517>>60896505>>60896509stackletes are so sensitive. Keep buying anime coins made of silver, one day you will make it big! LMFAO!
>>60896489>but Peter schiff said noWhy do you keep lying about this?Peter Schiff repeatedly said to buy the MINERS and to only have a small percentage of your portfolio(5%) in gold.You'd know this if you actually listened to his podcasts.
>>60896553
>>60896563Why would i listen to a salesman at all? Why do you believe anything he says?
>>60896595>Why do you believe anything he says?Because he bases this ideas on actual economic theory and a bunch of people who aren't selling anything are saying the same things
>>60896632>bunch of people who aren't selling anything are saying the same thingsWho?
>>60896615Now you believe Goldman Sachs? Lmao the headline could say, gold could hit $500 if Trump fires the diversity hire who committed mortgage fraud multiple times says "Gold"man sacks
>>60896664all of the other gold silver miner influencers online
>>60896413So literally massive corps have a vested interest keeping price down or else there products get too expensive
>>60896163>>60896190>>60896300>>60896331>>60896417>>60896493>>60896553good postssilver is a meme
>>60896704They are all getting paid with multiple revenue streams to shill crap
>>60896808okay continue believing that while GDXJ has almost doubled in the past year
>>60896763What are they going to do if the monetary needs of the masses compels them to move money out of credit into physical silver? Industry will literally have to price us out eventually.
>>60896676I don't trust any of the Bullion banks, it's just a data point, no more, no less.I personally believe we'll be at least at $4k by end of the year. None of it effects my plans. We plan to keep stacking primarily silver despite the increasing price. We might buy a 1/2 oz gold Maple just to complete the collection of sizes. I would also like to eventually get a palladium Maple. We'll probably have to mail order it since none of the local stores seems to have them.
>>60896389This
>>60896864>I don't trust any of the Bullion banks,They are a figment of your imagination inserted there by coin merchants>we we weWho the voices in your head?
>>60896763>So literally massive corps have a vested interest keeping price down or else there products get too expensiveThey don't want to pay anymore than they have to. The problem is we aren't talking about paper futures on the COMEX/LBMA. We're talking about physical delivery being used for manufacture.Supply and demand. If the price is too low, the supply gets misallocated and there isn't enough available for users. Tesla makes around a million cars a year. Smartphone companies make close to two billion phones per year. Silver is ESSENTIAL to both those industries.The newer superfast charge car battery technology use much more silver. Higher silver prices incentivize increase silver production/recycling.When it comes to COMEX/LBMA pricing, paper silver dominates. When it comes to physical bars, supply and demand dominates. Somethings got to give, and what will give is the price goes up several fold.
>>60896848You said it in much fewer words than I did. >>60896898
>>60896518This also
>>60896894Are all the shills as low IQ as you or are you a diversity hire?
>>6089691268 posts of drivel, impressive use of your "investment banking" degree
>>60896901I've been doing this a long time so I can be concise when I want to be. Part of making these statements of fact is actually to give a prompt for to brainstorm a counter thesis but also invite the opposition to refute it. They really don't have much to say other than to make red herrings about another assets' price action. PMG is never refuted which is really what I want to hear.
>>60896938IQ Delete is a bot as has been proven here:>>60896103He calls my posts word salad all of the time. The opening post here tricked the bot in to responding kek
Never believe something in politics until it has been officially denied--Otto von Bismark
>>60896117She is a filthy diseased mud shark though
>>60896940The markets refuted you,,,,lmao you made no profits in 10 YEARS
Wow up 2.6x in 10 years. The chart doesn't lie, the demand for silver is increasing.
>>60896972still want it
>>60896978>She is a filthy diseased mud shark thoughI know. Her half breed goblins are horrific. Textbook example of destroying one's bloodline.
>>60896417>I didn’t say you shouldn’t own silver>>60896451>I will still be laughing at you as you struggle to store and lug around your hundreds of pounds of junk silverDid you forget to switch your id?
>>60896999You left out premiums and inflation, dumb? Or a liar
These faggots always show up to FUD whenever there is price action with silver it's like clockwork
Hmm people starting to argue about gold and silver. Platinum not worth it.I smell a jew among us.Again
>>60897064What don't you understand? silver is poor mans gold. Its what people stack because they cannot afford gold. Which is fine. Having silver is fine, but there is a point where it takes up too much room and it will still never be as valuable as gold as a monetary asset. People get these delusions that silver will explode in price to $1000 an ounce. Its funny.
>>60897138>it will still never be as valuable as gold as a monetary assetWho says it has to be?
hey, they got it in :)they probably won't ship it here now
>>60897138>$1000 an ounceThat's low.
>>60897216Lets just put it this way. Gold is a tier one monetary asset now, silver is not. If the US revalues gold, and if it does go back to some form of gold backed currency, people will take gold for purchases. That means you could pay for homes/cars/etc with gold. I want to be holding gold and not silver in those scenarios.
>>60897231Silver has way more price potential than gold. That's why it's the better investment.
>>60897105Yeah , they are looking for new victims for the obvious silver scam
>>60897246>Silver has way more price potential than gold.To go down?
>>60896117do mercury dimes really do that ? I have a few
>>60896978does it work with other pairs?I don't wanna aids pair I'll just keep the dime if so
Jews don't want you owning either but they tolerate plebs buying gold, an asset they have direct control over. 90% of the Gold ever mined sits in their vaults, and in the event of these banks going belly up they will sell off that large stockpile of gold to save themselves. What will that do to the value of gold? what will happen when they tap into all those untapped gold mines they have scattered across the country? They don't tolerate people buying Silver, an asset they only have control of via paper derivatives, an asset that been suppressed for more then 100 years, an asset that being mined at a deficit for over 8 years in a row now, an asset they've been blowing on cheap electronics. The simple fact is that the world is running out of Silver, not Gold.
>>60897307Lmao, you buy garbage rocks from THEM because you believe their LIES and then you cry about them here like a moron
These people are so fucking tiresome.....
Hello frens. Been away for months, me & the Mrs moved into a duck farm :) but had a wonderful surprise mailcall too and my apurandies arrived, so I had to visit.
>>60897344>014nice
>>60897339Yes they shill the obvious silver scam even after they get exposed
>>60897221so far so good, but maybe they will cancel it while complaining about trump
>>60897344Are those some of the duplicates?
>>60897374Thanks I thought so too :)
>>60897307This
> stock market overvalued to shit> have a large position in gold and silver > cash dwindles rapidly each dayWhere exactly do I park my money to avoid stock and dollar devaluation Armageddon unironically? Just all gold and silver?Also my wage sucks ass now thanks to faggot central banks and my corrupt government
>>60897246>trust me brah!! Keep buying constitutional quarters brah! they will be worth more than an ounce of gold soon enough! You'll see brah!
>>60897382feeding them? :)
>>60897344let me guess, you paid 50% over spot for these meme coins? You could have bought at least a gram of gold (real money) instead of this shit that no one will even recognize or want to take as a modicum of monetary exchange
>>60897408Maybe some land too if you can get it cheap. Or property but it's becoming problematic with taxes and whatnot from what I hear.
As a europoor I buy mostly gold but silver serves the same purpose. It to a degree takes your savings out of the fiat system untill you sell it for reasons.I think a huge frustration on both sides is silver has been sold to us as " way more volatile than gold and a much more needed industrial metal" , except it doesn't do shit. For now.I like them both and though I buy way more gold because of a 21% tax on silver,...it makes me grab a little silver here and there too because though banks prefer gold, it seems superior in all ways.Why tf does silver have a 21% tax on it if it won't be important at some point?Makes my jewdar go off:P
>>60897381>>60897429These posters are poorfags who are envious and it shows.
>>60897307>@grok is this true?
My throat was sore so I electrolyzed some silver into solution to gargle with. I became healthier by buying silver. Can't do that if you only buy gold.>>60897606Buy bismuth while it's cheap.
>>60897307This more or less, they have bedrooms full of gold. It's not the same with silver, platinum, or palladium which have actively been used and expended in industry constantly.If gold ever gets high it gets suppressed by them just having 10 billion ounces to dump into the market.Of course, silver is actively expended constantly and has been, whereas platinum has just started to be expended recently. Platinum is so non-precious that 70% of it is just mined from south africa, whereas pretty much every copper mine in the world also produces silver and there still isn't enough, and the only "solution" to silver's price mooning is to open up pure-silver mines.
>>60896413>They report that a Tesla has about a kilo of silverThat's not even remotely true. It contains like 2oz/car...
>>60897613Reminds me of the story of the anon who froze silver bars and then held them before working out. Gave him super human strength.
>>60896898Every single "advanced" thing in existence takes silver, and much more than other things of the past did. Basically non-silver buyers are delusional and MUST think the world is ending, otherwise their beliefs don't make sense. An industrial metal already in a deficit that can't be realistically expanded in terms of production - you either think that we will advance somewhat in 20 years technologically or you think that silver won't go up. There is no alternative, all anti-silver believers think that we'll just make no technological changes in the next 20 years. There is no understating it, every new technological thing that relies on electricity needs silver in ever-increasing quantities.
>>60897631Woah sounds lit.>>60897613Fuck yeah bismuth!I think you're the dude that got me into colloidal silver. That shit is big science, but I swear just a few grains of filings will help with health when sick too
>>60897654>every single advanced thing in existence takes silver, and much more than other things of the pastand yet, silver is the same price today as it was in 1980. FUCKING KEK. ANY MORE BRILLIANT INSIGHTS GENIUS? LMFAO!!!!
>>60897737Post portfolio.
>>60897382>>60897344Love it! Toss one in to the pond and it can work its magic to purify the pond for them!
>>60897737This actually sounds bullish. Seems like silver is undervalued and has the most to gain.I got rich buying silver.
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>>60897654>Every single "advanced" thing in existence takes silver, and much more than other things of the past did.Especially cypto mining rigs. Silver doesn't need bitcoin, but bitcoin needs silver.
Why do they create an image board that allows 300+ posts with only 150 images?
>>60898228/c/ is like that too, but it's even worse because the purpose of that board is to post images.
>>60898228Because /biz/ is a relatively niche board. 4chan has also always been extremely cheap to run. moot's original setup for 4chan was just 4 Mac Minis running the whole site.
>>60897307I use the analogy of spreading raw pizza dough over a pan. Where the dough is thinnest and it begins to tear is silver. The banks want to inflate, but the commodity markets literally can't abide the currency dilution. Also, silver is such a tiny market that banks can't just "buy it up" either. Industry needs half of it and they need to fulfill retail demand. Where does that leave room for a trillion dollar bank to come in and buy their silver? They can ONLY operate in the derivative and ETF markets. It is well known that things like "dark pools" exist to REMOVE price fluctuations from large purchases of stocks. Those same price fluctuations also exist in the commodity market. Banks can't manhandle silver without destroying the dollar. Why would a bank be buying up a monetary commodity anyway? Wouldn't that be an admission that bank credit is no good?
>>60898228moot is kill>RAPE and kill gookmoot!
>>60898228When the site shutdown I realized that this place actually sucks by imageboard standards but it is sadly the only one that has people
>>60898330Why couldn't 8/pmg/ have stayed active? What made everyone come back here to an objectively worse experience?
>>60898349I don't know, anon. I still go on 8/vyt/ all the time since it has remained very active and love it since it is just better in pretty much every way but the other boards mostly died out and came back /here/ or found some other new home.
>>60898369I post a lot on /fast/ still even though that board's slowed down quite a bit lately.>8/vyt/https://horizonsmerch.com/products/grimmi-coin-pure-silver-coinYou just reminded me, some vtuber I've never heard of is making her own Silver round.
>>60898318Word salad
>>60898330I like the anonymity.
>>60894832She’s my kind of girl ngl
>>60898388Coin actually looks sick t b h(would post a pic but we are at the aforementioned image cap)I don't watch Grimmi but I kinda want it now since it has a cute anime girl on it
Next /pmg/ should have have the letters "pmg" in the OP.
>>60898435There's slabbed anime girl coins out therehttps://www.ebay.com/itm/357459397288
>>60898475>colorizedColorized coins always look so tacky to me. I'd be tempted to get this (not the slabbed version though) if it were just a normal coin with actual engraving instead of a coin with an anime girl painted on it.
>>60898475That is so pricy. Are there any affordable anime girl coins out there?
>>60898498You could've gotten the Holocoins, Yotsuba coins or Megumin coins back when they came out.
>>60898474New Thread>>60898522>>60898522>>60898522
>>60898498MintAnon has his Prospector for$55 + shipping.Dunno what "affordable" means.
>>60896237>Industry will have to price out the entire globe who needs a reliable form of savings.Highly underrated noticed. Money is cheap for industry. It's easier to price out retail with infinite dollars than it is to compete with retail for a limited resource. It will stay tamped down for as long as they can, when they can't it's cheaper in the long run to quickly price out retail than to get in a bidding war that only encourages retail to hold more silver.
>>60896331The opposite. It's cheaper to price out retail quickly. They can get infinite dollars, they can't get infinite silver. Getting into a bidding war encourages stackers to hold and buy more. Once the jig is up cheapest bet is instant price hikes.
>>60896451Silver consistent rubber band and put performance throughout history disagrees with you.
>>60896451Smart people see the historical ratio being 15:1 and the mining ratio being 8:1 and understand that silver is the correct buy when we are at 80-100:1. When that ratio pulls together we can swap silver and buy multiples of gold no matter what they price is. If you bought 1 oz of gold and I bought 100oz of silver, if the ratio was 100:1 and then collapsed to 33:1, I can swap my metal out for 3oz of gold while you still sit on just one. The ratio can't really go the other direction for very long/Some people even think that silver can invert and actually become more expensive than gold given it's dual use as money and indispensable industrial use. Silver is needed as money because our currency and banking system have been ruined. Imagine there is a singular pizza sitting in a shop's window for sale. There are 10 slices and you buy into it. The man gives you a ticket, yells out a number and when you see your number was called, 20 other people step up to the window. The same pizza was sold 20 times over. An impossible situation. You go to complain and the man shuts the window and puts up an "out of business" sign. You turn back around to talk to the other patrons and find they all grabbed slices and ate as much as they could as quickly as they could. You were too slow. You lost your money and you got no pizza. Nothing really matters about moral arguments, or pleading your case about fairness or any of that. The singular most important factor is there is only 1 pizza (GDP) and it has been sold into the future many multiples. We all have a claim to the same stuff and all of that "stuff" is already owned in the first place. You avoid the pain by selling the claims (credit) and buying capital (PMs) that can't be taxed to pay out bogus claims to others.
