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Day 7 of Mike posting every day until silver is $1,000
Platinum
I’m pooping right nowSilver is too cheap. Gold is too expensive. Until I can use my silver to buy preteen whores in vietnam, we haven’t made it
>15 dollar growth in one year>It's not even really started yetThat's the crazy thing, we're not at a true phsyical shortage yet. Coin stores still have SOME stock (my LCS was actually low due to doing a coin show), online marketplaces are doing deals to try to take advantage of sellers now so for all intents and purposes this is a 15 dollar increase with a seller's market that's flooded.Now squeeze it.A squeezed year could literally be twice as big easily, I don't expect less than 15 dollars growth a year, I'm thinking more like double-triple next year. The growth from 25 to 40 is about the same proportionally as the growth from 50 (EOY price maybe) to 80. A repeat of this year's growth literally takes the price to 80 in one year, and we're in a seller's market.>>60985617Until 1oz silver costs more than 1 weekly paycheck we really aren't even close to the top.
just spent $305 on 100 merc dimes, no slicks
>>60985649I only buy ASEs, but I'm thinking bout getting some merc dimes for the memes.
>>60985666
>>60985649What are slicks?
>>60985637I would not be surprised to see it go beyond a couple of hundred bucks within the next 2 years desu.
>>60985666>for the memesWe know what you want to stack Mercs for, anon
silver is nothing but a shiny rock!>900,000,000% gainssimply stack cow dung, cow urine, etc. and resell it to jeets for an inflated price!??????profit
Let's give it up for the wholesome hard worker who gets rich the old fashioned way. Remember folx buying silver is no different than buying an instant loser scratch off lottery ticket.....its an iq test.
fucking absolute loser spending another day here lmao
>>60985729>Who gets rich the old-fashioned wayThis is always so funny, like it's some achievement to work every day until you're 65
>>60985510Thank you baker.
>>60985702The thought of engaging in prostitution is actually pretty gross to me, anon... but I can imagine merc dimes would be good for smaller scale bartering when silver goes triple digits.
Mr. Slammy visited this morning and didn't have very much success. Silver popped back up even higher from people racing to buy the dip.I think the silver manipulators are in trouble. We may be entering the bull phase, and retail hasn't even woken up yet.
>>60985814>Mr. Slammy visited this morning and didn't have very much success.Kitco chart shows how fierce the battle is.
Not that i want to anytime soon but wheres the best place to sell gold bars in the UK?, i bought from Chards but wondering if theres somewhere else with better rates?
>>60985510Are UK Sovereigns or Britannias any good?
>>60985796cunny is by its nature mercurial. It only makes sense that mercs will buy sweet tsurupettan sometime in the (hopefully) near future. No need to pretend to not want it, anon
>>60985880There CGT exempt if your in the UK so yeah
>>60985888Imagine if the government only charged you for services used. Not sure how that'd work for welfare tho...
>>60985832>Mr. Slammy visited this morning and didn't have very much success.>Kitco chart shows how fierce the battle is.Silver has 5 more trading days until the end of the quarter. The quarterly all-time high is $37.60, with further resistance at $39.95. Silver is in position to make a new quarterly all-time high. Closing above $39.95, adds significance.https://xl.com/TheDailyGold/status/1970585304579887457They are trying to break the momentum and get silver down before the end of the quarter. It's afraid.
>>60985880I love sovereigns
>>60985690Worn down coins from circulation, you get less silver when sold by face value
>>60985900>Not sure how that'd work for welfare tho...Welfare should be private and voluntary. The government has no business robbing people at gunpoint to give half the money to bureaucrats who then give the other half to groups they wish to support.We are literally subsidizing our own replacements.
>>60985949>We are literally subsidizing our own replacements.If anything we ought to try eugenics.Heard that Gary Stevenson guy with his rhetoric of "tax the billionaires" yet in reality he wants to tax people with a net worth of just 10 million 2% a year (Own a business and a house in Sussex).
>>60986011Yes, incentivizing and subsidizing people completely imcompatible to western society (regardless of race) to have babies is suicide for Europeans.
>>60985921Day 4 as a brokie stacktard waging my life away for rocks, splurged on chicken wings so only can afford fractional brass and silver rounds, have to stretch this out for 2 meals,it's all gonna be worth in the hyperflation revalumonetezation as I'm told by insiders on YouuTube is imminent. Only risk is emminent domain cuz silver is so valuable the government might seize it
Could be some slamming to help the shorts out of their bind before options close.https://x.com/ArcadiaEconomic/status/1970608364041208073
>>60985755Iqelite retired at 32, of course that takes discipline and ingenuity you seem to be lacking but good luck fren with your get rich quick scheme all the smart rich people overlooked
>>60986186>Iqelite retiredYou don't own your own time. You're here because of us. If all stackers somehow collectively agreed to stop /pmg/ you'd starve to death lol. You're a slave on our welfare of freely choosing to stack precious metals.
>>60985933I've always wondered what the cutoff for slicks is, does not being able to read some of the text make a coin slick or is it more of an "I know it when I see it" sort of deal?Most of the Barber Dimes and Quarters I get in junk purchases are technically slicks, but I don't feel gypped when I get one like I would if I got a dateless SLQ.
60985729>gets rich the old fashioned wayhttps://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-36475046Captcha: 2KPMG
>>60986196Jealous much? Owning your time is life's greatest achievement after reproducing, and once you get rich from not buying silver the ladies come running,,,,some people like Bob keep working after they get rich but that's cuz the wife is a nag or something,,,,mayhaps you should try not buying silver,,,,get rich and breed
>>60985884I would agree with you but no cunny will accept an IeprVr dime, or a MitLody Dpime.
>>60986264>Owning your time is life's greatest achievement after reproducingNeither of which you've done lol
>>60985880Britannias are S-tier
>>60986307If they have Liz on them, yes. I'll never own a Chuck Britannia
>>60985949>We are literally subsidizing our own replacementsThis isn't even my primary problem with government spending, it's that at the end of the day the math doesn't work - there is no efficient use of large sums of money by corporations, let alone the government.>OK, we have 1 trillion dollars, split it fairly between these 10 entities>10 entities all have different needs and motivations and amounts of people working for them>There's no guarantee of which one will give the better payoff>I know, let's ask some politician guy to split it up by writing a 10,000 page bill>A couple hundred people in the most powerful country in the world end up directing where several trillion dollars go per yearAnything over 1 trillion in spending is clown world. It's simply not possible to use that amount of money efficiently and without corruption no matter what happens. When money was not free and printable they had reasonable constraints.They hide all this by tracking % GDP instead of the actual raw spending, too, like that's any valid form of measuring anything.>Oh, essential services? Hmmm, 10% of GDP sounds good!>This worked in 1900>Look at this today>10% of GDP is now a sum 1,000 times bigger, but they still spend the same amountI'm just sick of it, there's a certain percentage of GDP they're aiming for when the reality is nothing actually needs to be scaled up like that, they aren't offering us more vital infrastructure, you couldn't spend 10% of our GDP per year on infrastructure we actually needed, even.You could in the 1900's when our GDP was that much lower, not today. It just means waste.
>>60986348>>We are literally subsidizing our own replacementsIQELITE isn't, he read the tax code so he structures his life to avoid taxes,,,,lmao yall should read the tax code instead of this crazy shizzle>>60985918>>60985884 cmon yall read the tax cide I'm begging yall
Boomers and their idiocy are a stain on the American culture.
>>60986348>When money was not free and printable they had reasonable constraints.Bingo. Hard money is the only way to keep politicians honest and avoid fiscal blowout.They will fight to to the death to keep the fiat because a whole ecosystem of parasites, from the Rothschilds to the social workers, depend on printed fiat for their continued sustenance.
>>60986345A lizard’s a lizard, anon. But the counterfeiting security is top-notch, and the finish is beautiful.
>>60985884You operate on the same level mentally that trannies do.
>>60986424I should really get into ebay reselling, they all say it's like a normal job in all the work it takes but it seems like it's actually enjoyable and a good skill to have - just intrinsically knowing the resale value of things.I already can identify gold and silver better than my aunts, uncles, and many estate sale people who have been in the business for decades.
>>60986348Interesting way to put across the argument that all tax increases are corruption.
60986151you know that is expired chicken wings…>hence the spices to dull the stankyou aint foolin’ anyone here kid. go back home to mama. (you) are a horrible jeet, worse than the others
>>60986203culls?i stay away from those, also “dateless”circulated is one thing, only have 1 of these and a similar morgan, no more, learned my lesson and preference level…
>>60986532I hope you're not implying stackers should stay away from Peace and Morgan dollars
60986264the kang of single dining has ALL the ladies beating down a path to his bedroom…>do you kiss your mum on the mouth with those filthy, lying lips?
>>60986345i, also despise “ye olde sausage fingers”so gross, that man…
>>60986556I can't wait for William Britannias. They can't come soon enough
>>60986512>Interesting way to put across the argument that all tax increases are corruption.Humans are inherently corruptable, some cultures are low trust, high corruption index, high time preference, high in-group preference and clannish, but the seeds of corruption are in every society and culture.Creating a system where accountability is distributed (it was decided that...) and funding is essentially unlimited if can be generated by printing press at the expense of stealing the savings of the working classes, will ALWAYS result in eventual collapse.Sometimes it takes more than one lifetime to manifest. A clear turning point for the USA was 1913. It took several generations to get to this point where the looming disaster in inevitable.Taxes are irrelevant when a government can engage in unlimited defict spending, as spending will always outstrip taxpayers ability to pay.
>>60986543He also rapes his grandfather.
>>60986542not the message im attempting to convey good sir>the question i answered was regarding “slicks” culls, etc.
>>60986452>the counterfeiting security is top-notchThis.
Will you get the Charlie Kirk coin?
>>60986593such a NASTY race of street shitting, dung eaters…>i had NO idea until these freaks saturated the interwebs!inb4 b&jannies tongue my anus!
>>60986607No but it would be funny if they were made.
>>60986607no offense to anyone in here (except that unmentionable faggot jeet)>I never heard of this guy until, he was killed…r.i.p. i guess?
>>60986608ewwwwI've seen it, so you can delete it now, or wait a minute so it gets archived then delete. I know IQdelet seethes and files racism complaints over factual illustrations of Jeet lifestyle and culture.
>>60986607also, i swear intaglio already came out with a round???
>>60986616>No but it would be funny if they were made.100% guarantee they will be made and sold.... by Jews. Some of the profits will be donated to Netanyahu's criminal defence lawyer fund.
>>60986622every time that chimp jeet looks in the mirror, he knows he must do the needful >eat cow dung, warm and fresh. and bathe in the hot, fetid bull urineso fucking gross!
>>60986626They did. >>60986621I don't believe this.
>>60986644
>>60986644also these guys. i saw this online. i dont know the mint. i work nights and even boomer talk radio NEVER mentioned his name until he died…
>>60986644I never heard of him either. Just another "Fox news" guy to me. And I don't watch the news.
>>60986472>I should really get into ebay reselling3 of the shills here are egayers,,,Selling garbage rocks is the the only way to make money on them.,,,good luck fren
>>60986651>>60986644shit nevermind…must be sleepy time
>>60986651new army round. they have been selling a lot of the kirk rounds. they've restocked it at least five times already. seems to be doing a lot better than any of the trump rounds.
>>60986542Lmao, how much have you lost on those rounds
>>60986653>>60986655They've been doing kirk memes on pol for many years now. How have you guys never seen them? >>60986653That's Intaglio. That's just their web store.
>>60986660yikes
>>60986607Very odd choice of the head/neck ratio, as if they were designed to be drilled where he was shot and worn as pendants to fuel outrage.
>>60986640We need more trains. Bigger, faster, wider.
>>60986644They really rushed it to cash in. It's not a very good likeness in my opinion.
>>60986690I'd have to disagree, not the grab part, but I think their busts are pretty good. They definitely do the best trumps.
>>60986680I don't think the actual design has been submitted yet. It still has to pass in Congress or however the Mint works
>>60986680Oh wait, that's Thomas Jefferson on that coin, lmao. I'm retarded.
>>60986695>trump>musk>rfk>kirkthere should be a larry ounce
>official DC comics US mint coinsWhat in the gooey goddamn
>>60986607I’d consider making it into a pendant: just drill a hole in his neck and get some kabbalah string and you can proudly display your solidarity with Israel.
All the dealers around me are not offering any more money for currency versus generics. Spots high and they've all told me that because it's so high they're not differentiating an asahi round from an ASE/Krug/Perth/Brit. Anyone else experiencing this? Why get government currency if dealers won't pay more than they do for generics? Am I doing something wrong? Also, is there a bottom for gold now? At this point I'm stuck looking at quarter or half ounces since I'm too fucking poor for a full ounce. What's the best buy for gold for poorfags?
>>60986749That seems fucking nuts but prices on websites and also eBay seem to reflect that
>>60985846selling now isn't that stupid anon>>60985510I am balls deep in an australian miner, aic mines.(ASX:A1M)They barely started pumping from the a very solid bottom (they've been flat for years). the numbers have been good last 2 years and the price didn't even catch up to it. I know miners are kinda a lottery ticket but at least this one seems to have very little downside, and the current p/e is 14.8.Are you fannies only buying physical gold? seems to me we're in top territory i'd rather find some unpumped miners like this one. If you know others i'm listening
>>60986697Yep. The Apollo coin took around 6mos from introduction to approval (not final design decision, just to confirm it's happening), and some coin under Obama just took 11 days.
>>60986719The Batman one looks like he's punching an eagle lol>>60986726>just drill a hole in his neckKek.
It's good to remember rocks are the shittiest investment category
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>>60986770I noticed Batman punching the eagle too, also Superman's belly button kek
>>60986607If they appear at my LCS for 20 or under above spot I would, but they're probably gonna be double spot proof AIDS. Potential numi, but ruined by jews, probably.
>implying anyone itt has been in the market for 36 yearsThis may come as a shock, but the drivers of the market... change over time
>>60986769>M&P .45Uhhh, based. Is that a +1 baseplate on the mag?!
>>60986749Lel, dealer near me gave brittanias when we asked for rounds, they're functionally the same thing in the USA most of the time.And brittanias honestly look better than 99% of rounds.
Why is there seemingly an endless amount of silver available to buy if there is a shortage?
>>60986765The dealers have outright said this to me. So they only sell coins at a premium, and buy them at generic pricing. "Oh, the price is low so we'll pay a little bit more, but when you WANT to sell when spot is high tough shit. Generic price." I have pretty much decided to never buy constitutional because of this, and now I'm thinking of never getting coins anymore.
Metals are going down again, sell while you have a chance.
>>60986852Well that's how they make a profit. LCS dealers don't sell at spot. It's just a bit more noticeable at the moment because they can get the FOMO tards to pay more
>>60986852I saw some youtube dealer saying he has a guy that gives him ASE's for a dollar over spot, so he only pays spot for them.They generally do just have better deals on literally anything than retail does, and much of the time they're mega-jews with how they price things. This is why you get the cheapest thing possible at closest to spot possible with the highest liquidity every time.I honestly wouldn't be surprised if they tried to jew people on reselling dimes because they're "hard to count" or something, so I only bother stacking halfs and above.
>>60986749>they're not differentiating an asahi round from an ASE/Krug/Perth/BritLmao, iqelite was right, its all getting melted for spot
>>60986808Yep. That's from Floyd's along with he flared magwell, and I think the extended mag release is from J&R Custom or something. Something "J&." Apex action enhancement duty/carry kit.
>>60986749While I cant say I knew dealers would pull that shit, at some point I realized that silver is silver regardless of whats printed on it, so I opted to only buy the cheapest and most generic silver to minimize premiums.
was gonna trade a half sov do i got for all britanias or this mix of stuff? i like these things but britanias are easier to sell
>>60986874Dimes aren't for selling and reselling. They're for pussy
>>60986908Wish I knew how to sell privately. Sounds like that's the best way to get a bit more back for coins.
>>60986897>at some point I realized that silver is silver regardless of whats printed on it,Did you say thank you?
>>60986749the shop i regularly go to doesnt give premiums based on what it is its always based on spot>>60986923if youre in the uk use the silver forum i use it fairly often its great
>>60986923Honestly, try NextDoor. I sell fucking Pokemon cards on there all the time
>>60986931THAT is something I never considered. Thanks. I have a handful of walking liberties I got from one of those Littleon deals, I think at $20 each that I wouldn't mind paring down. Right now I'm thinking of when to start building up my stack back up after selling half of it.... at $38. Ugh.
>>60986956Walking Liberties are worth that much now? Goddamn, might as well just hold, anon
What will you do when they will be able to harvest gold from asteroids and it will be as common as dirt
>>60987051Why spend billions of dollars to go to space and harvest gold from astroids just for like a $10 profit?
>>60987051If we ever get to the point technologically where it's both possible and profitable to do that, the population of the solar system will be so large that the prices will balance themselves out.
>>60987051Idk, man. I'll finish decomposing by then, there's not much you can do as a bunch of nutrients.
>>60987051Probably chilling in the digestive tract of several earth worms
it's almost time custom capsules?!
Your future
>>60987093Very cool, but $500 over spot per toz is crazy. For $11.5k I'd consider it.
possibly going goldpanning with some mates soon
>>60987114That's actually your future but replace that bag of coins with a bag of poop
>>60987116He should do a platinum version. The gold is too rich for me.
>>60985846dont get me wrong, unless we're talking about things that actually have numismatic value gold is gold and it doesnt rly matter what pretty face is stamped onto itbut man those are some ugly ass bars i can see why youd wanna sell them
I got rich by buying silver
>>60986849Bump
>>60986668I knew of him as a /pol/ meme but never heard of him beyond that, and I’m very into politics. It’s weird to me that he’s being so extremely honored because hes a “literally who?” e-celeb. Sucks he got shot but even as a conservative myself I think the focus on him is cringe and constructed.
>>60987114good meme but should be expanded upon. like the hoard could be in a grave and you can see the skellingtons super weak chinline, some withered chud glasses next to the skull and a rusty budget sidepiece handgun with gaudy custom colors next to his hip
>>60986849>>60987142Good question. The amount of silver mined versus used has been in a consistent deficit for the last 5 years. It's anticipated to continue this year as well. If that trend continues, then we'll start to see above ground supplies begin to shrink even faster than now.
Anon GTFIH Some retard is giving away $300,000 >>60987015
Does anyone know when the thnickel guy started doing his thing? Is the website actually ancient or just made to look that way?
>>60986715Reminder to everyone that this slimy lizards big break came when DARPA/IN-Q-TEL funded a program that was later spun off to become Oracle, whose biggest first customers were the CIA and the US govenment.(((Ellison))) is just another Frankenstein monster created by Federal Reserve fiat money printer, and now his son (via daddy Jew's money) is in control of Paramount/CBS/CNN etc.Ellison's son has hired Bari Weiss and put her in control of the editorial content. It's Zionists all the way down.Here's Bari Weiss getting her chesnuts roasted by Jared Taylor on mass immigration.https://youtu.be/67DpZCpm4ac
>>60986668>on pol for many years now. How have you guys never seen them?I don't go to /pol/, yet I still dislike jews... hmmm...
>>60986668it's almost like most 4chan users never visit /pol/
>>60987188you guys have really been missing out these last few years
>>60987163Good question. The amount of silver mined versus used has been in a consistent surplus for the last 59 years. It's anticipated to continue this year as well. If that trend continues, then we'll continue to see above ground supplies begin to grow even faster than now.
>>60986583>1913-adl-federal-reserveFor organizations founded in 1913 federal reserve, FED, Federal Bureau of investigation, FBI, internal revenue service IRS, anti-defamation league, ADL
>>60986808Reminds me of the blood bars.
>>60987061>If we ever get to the point technologically where it's both possible and profitable to do that, the population of the solar system will be so large that the prices will balance themselves out.We had our chance, but let diversity take it away from us.
>Looking up side hustles to do so I can stack more>*smacks lips*, chews on tongue, makes random slapping clicking noisesWhy are they like this? I get they're thirdies in a firstie society, but surely it's not that hard to not smack your lips and smack your tongue and talk like 8 marbles are in your mouth.
okay traded the half sov for 9oz brits + 1oz aussy kangaroo
>>60987188>it's almost like most 4chan users never visit /pol/Thanks to jannies, /pol/ has turned into a zoomer shithole where you have to dig through a literal tonne of shit like an Indian in order to find a single kernel of corn, while dogding spurious bans for complete bullshit. (ie, off topic posts!) Fuck /pol/, fuck jannies, the sooner 4chan dies, the better.
>>60987251
>>60987277They can't even pull up their fucking pants.
>>60987309/pol/ is too schizo now, can't have a "normal 4chan discussion" even 10% of the time, no funny memes, no sense of humor, just utter mindbroken schizos rambling and attacking each other or people shilling the dumbest conspiracies with no sense of irony
>>60986849If everyone American spent $75 on silver the entire non-industrial demand for the entire globe's silver output would be wiped out. A measily $75... and only one country.If the entire world wanted to put $3 into silver it would all be gone. $3 per person and it all goes *poof*
>>60987326>/pmg/ is too schizo now, can't have a "normal 4chan discussion" even 10% of the time, no funny memes, no sense of humor, just utter mindbroken schizos rambling and attacking each other or people shilling the dumbest conspiracies with no sense of irony
>Want to buy a little gold with every silver purchase>The ratio is still 85I know it would be a retard moment... but really I think I could be 20% inefficient and be fine...It's essentially voluntarily paying the VAT tax europeans get for silver if you're buying gold right now with a ratio like that. Logic says I should be 100% into silver until it gets to around 70-75.
>>60987326>/pol/ is too schizo now, can't have a "normal 4chan discussion"They've managed to completely subvert it via moderation policies and enforcement. Why the fuck would I effortpost well documented, properly sourced information to create value for a shithole honeypot of a website that maliciously deletes quality threads, (while allowing BBC and bait bullshit) and bans quality posters.It's almost as if they were deliberately trying to destroy /pol/ as an information hub. I suspect that many former quality /pol/ posters have moved over to telegram and twitter.
If everyone American spent $75 on ethereum the entire non-industrial demand for the entire globe's ethereum output would be wiped out. A measily $75... and only one country.If the entire world wanted to put $3 into bitcoin it would all be gone. $3 per person and it all goes *poof
>60987352Go shit up somebody else's street.
>>60987326Completely true. Last thread the only replies were to my posts were unhinged chatGPT word salad. Wish we could talk about shiny rocks in earnest again.
>>60987373>It's almost as if they were deliberately trying to destroy /pol/ as an information hubgeeze, ya think?kekthey've been trying to get rid of /pol/ since it before it existed. I remember when /new/ got nuked and moot begrudgingly brought it back as /pol/ because the sepsis was infecting the entire body instead of the wound he built to contain it.
>>60987375>ethereumWhat makes ethereum valuable? What does it do?
>>60987389Literally nothing
>>60987352at least the "/pmg/ schizo" meme is funny (and also vindicated with gold's rise), and i'm a regular /smg/ger>>60987387honestly it would be better at this point if /pol/ and /b/ were completely removed, the bbc baiters can find their refuge in /gif/ and the rest of the schizos can go to bant or just off entirely
>>60987389>What makes ethereum valuable? What does it do?It's just another shitcoin. At least Monero was designed to facilitate transaction privacy for dark web purchases.
Got a stern talking to by my manager today...
Silver is a Giffen good, demand increases when the price goes up.
>>60987448Why?
>>60987452that's a veblen good
>>60987342That's because the metal is fucking useless. It's not a real precious metal because it oxidizes in air, it's not a commodity metal because there isn't enough of it to make stuff out of, it's physical properties are barely above copper while costing 10x more. The only thing it's good for is speculation bubbles and roping in retards into your market manipulation just like bitcoin. The only practical use for it where it can't be replaced by another metal is making the best mirrors because of it's high reflectivity and even then aluminum is good enough for most uses.
>>60987409Then why shill for it?
>silver in 'world currency units'>>60987448Based
Can a bro post the frensmark design please? It's an emergency.
>>60987526when does todd get held to account
>>60987448What happened?
>>60987535thx fren
>>60987477>aluminum mirrors Nobody wants that. The image quality is shit. Silver is utterly unique and you’re coping hard.
>>60987458I spend too much time cleaning after other people in the factory and he thinks I'm being disrespectful by not doing it fast enough. This has been an ongoing issue for over 5 years.A bunch of the guys there leave food all over the floor, full trashcans, parts on the floor, wrong machine operating sheets, wipe boogers on stuff, etc.If I'm assigned to a job I clean it before I start working because it disgusts me. Issue is I've been getting moved around to perform 3 - 4 different machines a day and now I'm wasting time cleaning up after everybody's messes and actually doing quality control.He thinks it should be done in 5 minutes but I take my time and spend 30 minutes doing it.Told him if he actually did his job this wouldn't be happening in the first place (also said this to the CEO).Basically, I'm surrounded by lazy, dirty retards and I'm getting bitched at for actually following quality control and our safety/cleanliness program.He's pissed because I told him I'm not angry, I'm apathetic and completely checked out from this place.Plus, they started punishing my good work by raising my quota and lowering my commission on the parts I made. Then they completely switched to a non-incentive system, so now it doesn't even matter how hard you work because you're getting paid the same no matter what.
>>60987559Sounds like it's time to look around for a new job.
>>60987569I know. I've been looking.I live in the rural midwest and I'm not seeing any jobs that pay what I'm making now. Have honestly thought about getting an $18/hr Walmart job because at least it's air-conditioned and our local Walmart is actually really clean. And I'm tired of factory work.
>>60987342This is the most shocking part, it's not even being treated as a precious metal. People basically have the same reaction when you show them silver or gold, and it all comes down to personal preference in the end, but one is still treated as precious and the other isn't.Despite having much more out there it's got 1/10th the market cap of gold, really there will come a time when everyone realizes how massively retarded they were for not buying a silver dime when they were three dollars.Even with the massive price increases you can buy half dollars for 16 bucks, and people don't immediately recognize how absurd it is that a large precious metal coin can be had for 1.2 hours work at a McJob. People in the past used to work entire days, or a week, for that amount of silver.
>>60987477>The only thing it's good for is speculation bubbles and roping in retards into your market manipulation just like bitcoin.Retail doesn't effect the price. It's industrial demand which rises year after year.Why not use copper now if it's cheaper?You're just wrong.
>>60987587Get into an apprenticeship or something like that?
>>60987587Look into Sam's Club. I heard you get like $30/hr.
>>60987593the problem is that it remains possible under current conditions that gold is overvalued rather than silver being undervalued. Or that their values have nothing to do with each other.the paradigms under which gold and silver have historically been valued no longer exist. They might come back or they might not. But right this moment they don't apply. If they did apply nobody here would be able to afford to hold any of it. Back when it was currency it was far too precious for the average person to afford to hoard it. so we've got a situation where it's suddenly more affordable than it has ever been in the history of humanity, and you guys are betting it will go back to its previous scarcity leaving you wealthy. This might happen, or it might not, but it's easy to understand why the average person on the street assumes we're never going back.
>>60987587>our local Walmart is actually really cleanBetter than the one by me. It's a dump.
>>60987636they're all about to get filthy because they employ (illegal) contractors to clean their stores, and those guys aren't showing up for work lately
>>60987606>Retail doesn't effect the price.ITT: retards who didn't even bother to look up the silver markets historyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_ThursdayPeople did the exact same shit in 2011 when silver went to $44 an ounce and then got rugpulled. We still haven't recovered. Don't get me wrong, you can make money during the massive manipulation if it happens, but it will come crashing back down again because silvers real value is pretty low.
>>60987632>It's possible gold is overvaluedIt's not though, if this were true central banks and foreign countries and chinamen wouldn't be buying it up, and third worlders also wouldn't be hoarding itThat's the reality of it, it was properly valued at a low value when fiat's domination was strong and the USA was unshakeable. With banks buying it it's delusional to think that gold is somehow overvalued, or that silver would not be pegged to it, for that matter. You can argue it's overvalued once it's not being bought up in massive quantities by major governments.>Why would the two be related?Always have been, always will be. If gold is too high compared to silver you'll have billionaires slurping up the silver because they recognize that silver and gold go together and they have the opportunity for a profit. >It might go back to its previous scarcity, it might notIt's guaranteed with industrial demand and lack of new mines.The average person is retarded.
>>60987672>It's not though, if this were true central banks and foreign countries and chinamen wouldn't be buying it up, and third worlders also wouldn't be hoarding itgood pointwhat I mean is it's possible that the entire value of gold is psychological and that the psychology could suddenly change.this doesn't appear to be happening, but it has happened to other things in the past (tulips, aluminum) and it COULD happen to gold as well. It just doesn't seem likely.but we're certainly at a point where most people in the US at least don't see gold as valuable or worth hoarding.
>>60987696>most people in the US at least don't see gold as valuable or worth hoardingThey do, they just can't afford it.
>>60987702maybe. They can easily afford silver and don't want it even though their grandparents generally couldn't afford it.things that were desirable 50 years ago are losing their appeal at this time.
>>60987696>The entire value of gold is psychological and the psychological value could change suddenly This would require us to completely throw out the ideas of "banking" and "reserve currency" and basically everything else you could think of that shows a store of wealth.There's a reason precious metals are chosen as stores of wealth>Easily verifiable, recognizable, and historically desirablePeople recognize their value easily and their unique properties make it so even a layman could ID them with a 1 hour youtube video. People have literally always loved gold and silver, it's still true in the form of jewelry and decoration today.>A rare metal that you can't just pull out of anywhere and crash the marketThe market has been flooded a few times in history but it's few and far between.>Resistant to corrosion, can sit around forever in near perfect form, extremely unreactiveGold and silver don't really age or dissolve or anything, coins made of both are still sitting around in good condition from the roman empire. Can't say the same of copper or iron or other metals.Basically it seems like you don't understand the fundamentals and you're spitballing nonsense arguments.>The value of not dying is really in your head and psychological, it could change any timeNot true. We're all like, star dust or whatever, dude.
>>60987724>This would require us to completely throw out the ideas of "banking" and "reserve currency" and basically everything else you could think of that shows a store of wealth.this has already happened. It's been ongoing for decades, and the people that used real money are dying off while new generations don't even know what it is.>Basically it seems like you don't understand the fundamentals and you're spitballing nonsense arguments.I'm not making arguments, I am making observations of what is happening right now.I can't predict the future and I'm old enough not to care if you're wrong or right about it. What's happening now and what has happened in my lifetime are obvious truths. Not arguments. Gold and silver are cheaper than they have ever been, and the fact that everyone here has some is proof of that.
>>60987753>They are just observations broTrying to dodge.>We have thrown out ideas of banking for decadesNo, we've been more and more lax but banks and businesses are still required to have certain reserves, and they have to hold certain stocks, and they have to have a certain amount of money safe to get out loans. The fundamentals are all still there, and they're all increasing their gold holdings right now, and the COMEX is massively increasing physical silver holdings.Basically whatever you're talking about? The exact opposite is happening. All of the banks and warehouses are stocking up as much as they can, and retail interest is gradually growing - the investment market for silver is WAY bigger today than it was 10 years ago, the same is now true of gold with coin shops not even able to have any coins a lot of the time because it's being bought out. Foreigners are rapidly buying up as much gold as they can, too, it's part of Chinese and Indian and a hundred other thirdie country's cultures to buy gold. There isn't less demand in any way and nothing is dying out. There's a renewed interest in the stuff, and more people are interested in finance and money than ever before since we've basically been born into a recession with rapidly inflating currency our whole lives.>ObservationsArguments, wrong ones at that.
69 grams of sterling that wasn’t listed in the auction description, paid for the entire lot which included 4 candlesticks.
finally
>>60987663>Hunt brothers = retail todayMassive cope.Enjoy missing out on silver's breakout because the "real value is pretty low" (no evidence as to why).
>>60987785It must just be my luck, or that I always arrive late to estate sales, I never find any massive sterling picks. Most I've found is filled knife handles (they contain like 8 grams still)
>>60987783>we've been more and more laxexactlythe requirements are dropping and have been for decades. The average american thinks in terms of debt now, not wealth>All of the banks and warehouses are stocking up as much as they can, and retail interest is gradually growingyes, this is THEIR wealth, not their customers'that isn't money they're going to spend, that is money they are hoarding. Not because they think it will be money to spend in the future, but because they need something, literally ANYTHING to get their wealth out of fiat.they're hoarding lots of things. Literally anything that has some chance of protecting THEIR wealth, not yours or mine.
>>60987805>THEIR wealth, not yours or mineWhat is this even supposed to mean, retard?
>>60987860>What is this even supposed to mean, retard?they are not buying assets to back loans, they are buying assets to funnel into owner's pockets.I'm not sure I can dumb that down any further but if you still don't understand I can try. retard
>>60987803I do all online sales, sometimes I can see sterling hiding amongst the plated stuff. This seller is notorious for not taking enough pictures, making the lots cheaper
>>60987724>>60987696> what I mean is it's possible that the entire value of gold is psychological and that the psychology could suddenly change.The value is psychological, more specifically it is memetic. But memes traverse time and they have an inertia to them. Gold money has been a meme for so long it will not be changed except for something truly world shattering to occur. This age of fiat debt money is the exception, not the rule.
>>60987800Your picture is not very clear. Save this.
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>>60987897Oh yea, yours is better
>>60987915>mfw DOD could get into the arbitrage game
>>>/tg/96589962https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Onxtw8PRGGQ
bros weve flat lined
>>60987785>>60987803Amston 540 and International Sterling n212 candlesticks
>>60987868>The bank that bought 100 billion in gold is actually funneling it into the owner's pocketsNo argument presented. No, this isn't an observation either, you made this up in your head.>They're funneling it into the bank's pockets!Banks literally are there to back loans. If it goes into the bank's pockets that's what it's doing.>>60987954That's so distinctly sterling, it's amazing they don't see it.
>>60987967The candlesticks were listed but the compote was not, and yes quite obvious.
this one simply trick erases crypto
>>60988188no you dont understand the power will always be on forever with no interruptions
For miners, would it be better to just stick to GDXJ, GDX, SILJ, and SIL? Or going into individual miners?
>>60988211The ETFs are one of the best ways, maybe dabble in a particular stock youre extremely confident in. SLVR is another good blended ETF.
>>60988211i dont think individual miners are a good idea, especially not juniors. go for etfs or bigger companies. my best pick was cameco
>>60985524>Day 7 of Mike posting every day until silver is $1,000There is no need to accelerate. Please be patient while the system collapses.
>>60985510>Cull Edition
>>60985884>tsurupettanKeked
last year's halloween bars were better>>60988246saved
>>60985921Ah.So OP was the one who acquired the 925 coin purse. Hello fren.
Just under $44.
>>60987121he anons, do you think the jeet dung eater owns rope?>i know he owns gallons of bull urine and kilos of cow dung cakesimagine the smells…
>>60988264>i dont think individual miners are a good idea, especially not juniors. go for etfs or bigger companies.While I agree with and utilize your philosophy, for the daring or the ones who really put in the effort, (reading company reports) junior miners can be the next bitcoin like when Coeur Mining went from 10 cents to $65.00 over the course of 10 years in the 1970s.I'm to old to gamble, so I do what you recommend.
>>60988246>>60988264Thanks! I'm currently in FSM, AG, HL, CDE and FNV. I think i'll hold onto them and start purchasing the ETF's instead.
Not my buckle.https://x.com/BankerWeimar/status/1970917738844463171
Premiums are still low because retail hasn't woken up yet. Imagine $50 spot + a $5.00+ premium. Eagles will obviously be the highest.
>>60988544neat buckle
>>60988588The last white woman to ever appear on a US or Canadian coin or banknote.
>>60988625Are you forgetting the women's quarter series?
>>60988648feelz not great
>>60988625White? Doubt...
>>60988648>no short busDo they even care about the disabled?
>>60988188shabbos switch?>what kind of plumber do they hire for fixing 2 clogged kosher sinks in the kitchen?
I shant be selling my silver below $300
>Not a Federal Reserve Note>Not a Silver CertificateWhat's the deal with United States Notes? What are they and what makes them different from FRNs?
I'm not a metal man, but I have some jewelry I'm aiming to sell. Should I hold out until end of year, what are projections looking like?
>>60988968At a sustained 1% gain per day, as we've been seeing recently, at 43.80 now, it will be ~108.50 in 3 months.
>>60988648https://vocaroo.com/1jH0Vhmvw1Uy
>>60988985jej
Saars, i will be of the redeeming of the silverplate.https://youtu.be/l0WobRTM9b0
Daily boomer rage video dropped.Boomer brings in 104oz bar. Gets offered less than spot and then says he will take even less than what he was offered. Skip to 14:20 to rage with me. Fuckhttps://youtu.be/xMHQX8UMQR8?si=nNpPNs63wdVFQEgTAlso Kek at the first man that got fake silver town ozs thrown into his purchase.
>>60988830Jews aren't white.
>>60989029>He inherited a 104 oz bar from his father>He decided to sell instead of passing it on to his kids/relatives>He asks to get paid less than what he's offered, which was already below spotUnless that bar is filled with lead, this is the most baffling behavior I've ever seen.
>>60988941Certainly not whilst the ratio is above 50:1
>>60989015Nooooo! He redeemed! Another nightmare came true!
>>60989076boomers make the most unusual choices that are never wrong unless it is then its just not their fault somehow. some are cool and not retarded but dang sometimes its hard to find them
>>60989076>Unless that bar is filled with leadIt could explain why he felt the need to take less. Guilty conscious. But I'm going to go with stupid boomer.
>>60989029>>60989076No That sounds like typical Boomer behavior. Gotta spend it now because you can't take it with ya. Gonna take a little cruise on a big ship.I know it's inconceivable that heading into perhaps a decade long miserable recession/depression as the US dollar is dying the number one thought on a boomers mind is:>How soon can I liquidate all my assets and blow it as fast as possible on my own fun and enjoyment.>Kids? Fuck them, they can pull themselves up by their own bootstraps, just like I did myself.Dads bootstraps? Minimum wage for a High School student was $39.00/hour ($1.25) in silver in 1964 when a meal was 50 cents, a cheap used car was $100 and rent was $115/moTwo cans of Coca Cola were 27-cents.A pack of cigarettes was $1.60.A new Ford Mustang was $2,320.A loaf of bread was 30-centsA ticket to the movies was $1.25 to $2.A popular record album was about $6.A postage stamp in the U.S. was 5-cents. Oh, and by the way, Boomers tended to inherit wealth from their relatives, but don't want to leave anything to their kids but ashes.
>>60989110>I'm going to go with stupid boomer.He would rather burn it all down than leave anything to "waste".
Text silver tier list.
>>60989029I wonder how often someone does that. The guy at 7:10 has a pretty nice stackhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sX40xWMsHTw
>boomer boss has been giving 1oz of gold to his grandchildren for each of their birthdays since they were born>they're almost in their 20's nowGod DAMMIT
>>60989126>Two cans of Coca Cola were 27-cents.>27 cents in Silver Coins is $8 in todays moneyHow has coke been the only thing to go down in inflation adjusted cost?
Gold to $6600, which divided by an 80:1 ratio means silver at $82.00/oz
>>60989146>indian newspaperDon't give a shit.
>>60989076we have trouble understanding that money has gone down in valuemy uncle bought a house for $10k back in the 60's. His kids don't want it, I don't want it, so he goes to sell it. It's worth $400k at the time.he can't believe it's worth that much so he sells it for $30k without consulting his family and then brags about how he tripled his money on the house failing to understand he gave away over a third of a million dollarsto this day he's still bragging about buying a house for $10k and selling it for $30k. He doesn't understand what he did.
>>60985846Do LCS destroy those plastic cages to verify it's gold? I'd expect it.
>>60989029>Boomer brings in 104oz bar.Maybe it was even one of the highly collectable blood bars, like this >>60987256 They have a huge premium because of collectors.https://vintagesilver.com/hallmark-library/b-r-mackay-and-sons-inc/https://youtu.be/Se2cMjLizRU
>>60989160>to this day he's still bragging about buying a house for $10k and selling it for $30k. He doesn't understand what he did.Almost like Trump who can't stop bragging about his wonderful vaccine.
>>60989168leaded gasoline is a hell of a drug
>>60989144>How has coke been the only thing to go down in inflation adjusted cost?Gasoline has also gone down, it was 25 cents/gallon in 1964 which is $7.75 in silver today. Most major living expenses were either the same or cheaper in 1964 when compared with the current prices in silver.Back in 1964 Coke was made with real sugar.
>>60989162>Do LCS destroy those plastic cages to verify it's gold?no. Ligma testers read through the plastic.
>>60989185$899.99 at 2025 price for silver is 20.51 coins assuming 999 silver. The value is significantly higher
>>60989218the government model 45 now sells for $3k new from the factory
>>60988476That was a while ago now.
>>60989185>Back in 1964 Coke was made with real sugar.I thought I heard Coke was going to start offering real cane sugar drinks again and not just the Mexican stuff.
>>60989192>no. Ligma testers read through the plastic.So does XRF, but some old boomer at a small LCS will probably want to density test it to be sure.Some special alloys that have been formulated or coincidentally trick the Sigmaballs tester.https://youtu.be/G5HdJ29tUFs
If Silver goes up to $200-$300 and stays there for a while, do you think the mint will start issuing 40% halves and dollars again as bullion coins?The vast majority of people buying in wouldn't be able to buy ASEs, so it would make sense for them to issue smaller bullion coins in such a scenario and a 40% Silver Half or a 40% Silver Dollar would feel more valuable to the clueless normalfags buying in at that point than a 1/10 oz Silver coin.
>>60989229>government model 45 now sells for $3k new from the factoryI dont see anything close to 3k herehttps://gunsamerica.com/search?keyword=colt%20government%2045
>>60989246>I thought I heard Coke was going to start offering real cane sugar drinks again and not just the Mexican stuff.hope so. rfk may pull it off.
>>60989252XRF by itself won't detect a drill and fill. It just scans the surface. If the surface is good the gun is tricked.ultimately drilling and assaying is the only perfect test, but a sigma is going to be good enough for ounce size stuff. Presumably the cost of making good counterfeits means they're not going to be small.
>>60989246>I thought I heard Coke was going to start offering real cane sugar drinks againThey already offer sugar based Coke for Jewish holidays. (passover)https://youtu.be/mKXVXLWcFEI
>>60989257>new from the factory>posts old from a retailerI don't know man, I just checked the factory website.
>>60989270care to post a source from colt?
>>60989263>XRF by itself won't detect a drill and fill. It just scans the surface. If the surface is good the gun is tricked.Yes. Ping and density testing are needed.
>>60989274>care to post a source from colt?your search bar not working?
i just borted 10oz of silber to pump pmg's bags. you're welcome.
Ignoring memes about Mercury Dimes, what 90% do you guys like the most? For me it's halves. Quarters and dimes are too small. Full dollars are too collectable and big. Halves have that perfect size imo.
>>60989282>no sourcek
>>609892901. Halves2. Dimes3. Quarters
I got this one when I bought a tube of cull silver maples a few years ago. It's a proof Titanic privy coin. It might just look like it got scratched by accident somehow but when you look at it closely you can tell someone did this on purpose. It looks like they took a nail to it and scratched the hell out of it on both sides.I have always wondered since I got it if some kid did it not knowing what it was or some woman did it to her boyfriends stack because he pissed her off.Such a beautiful coin and now it's worth melt value.
>>60989254If silver was at that price, you think they’d be making currency out of it at that stage in such short supply? Use your head
>>60989295>just here to argueyou're a grown ass man, it's not my job to teach you
>>60989312I haven't done the actual math in a while but if you figure by how much you are paying per gram of actual silver content, quarters are the best buy if you are stacking just for weight.Like I said I haven't checked in a while.
>>60989290>what 90% do you guys like the most?Halves, specifically benjis and kennedies, because they are the least worn out
>>60989290 I like the size of half dollars though it's much easier to stack quarters and dimes. On an unrelated note, I picked up some 100 yen coins for less than spot on ebay (well, it ended up being a bit more after tax.) What other countries do foreign silver stackers stack? I know we've got some franc enjoyers
>>60986768Im not buying a crap shoot. Already 50/50 pms/crypto
>>60989316>proof Titanic privy coinI would have liked to see the little ship.
>>60989290>what 90% do you guys like the most?Kennedys are one of my faves
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>>60989333>no sourcek
>>60989343
>>60986768>top territoryWhat’s it gonna take to drive it through your thick skull that this time is different? >>60985846Don’t sell unless you’re converting to buy a house/land
>>60989335>I haven't done the actual math in a while but if you figure by how much you are paying per gram of actual silver content, quarters are the best buyI thought that all pre-64 silver (excluding nickels) were formulated so that no matter what the denomination, (dimes, quarters, half dollars, dollars) one dollar face value worth of junk always added up to 0.7735 troy ounces of pure silver?
>>60989347>no source>>60989270>I just checked the factory website.we can do this all night if you want.
>>60989338I have a lot of British and Australian 50%, Canadian 80% and a lot of Austrian stuff.I mostly just bought whatever was cheapest at the time and have a huge variety of coins.
>>60989348Thanks.
>>60989364I posted a source. You claimed otherwise but refuse to post a source and now you are responding to yourself...
>>60989252neat
>>60989373I posted a source.is your search bar not working or are you just an argumentative retard?want to know what I think?
>>60989361>one dollar face value worth of junk always added up to 0.7735 troy ounces of pure silver?Google says a 64 dollar has .715 troy oz. silver content per dollar of face value.Which is right?
>>60989361I mean how much they actually charge you at the coin shop or online. Look at any of the on line dealers and figure out how much you are paying per gram of silver for a tube of mercs, Roosevelts, quarters or half dollars.
>>60989379>I posted a sourcereference it then.
>>60989385>can't type "COLT FIREARMS" into his search bar.you on a government computer or what?
>>60989383I didn't realize different junk had different premiums. I've just seen ads from places selling bags at or below spot based on face value.
>>60989393>I showed source!>no sourcek
>>60989393>>60989383Can you faggots move over to a more fitting place like the xrp general and stop shitting up wholesome /pmg/
>>60989393>>60989385Don't fight over it frens, I would prefer a Series 70 model, preferably from a quality generic maker.
>>609894044chan is the same flavor of shite if you didn't notice.
>>60989367I personally don't really like the way that 50% british looks (usually tarnishes in a hideous way) and 80% CAD is just always waiting to get sent to the refinery at my local LCS, but I do like to scoop up australian sterling when I can.Picrel. Picked up this beautiful 50% pocket cameo
>>60989409>Don't fight over it frensnot fighting, just requesting proof of claims from a retard is all
>>60989336>>60989345Even though I mostly like Walkers the best, I have a few Kennedys and Benjamins, too. They are indeed more reassuring with regard to silver content. Far fewer slicks.I found some decent Peace Dollars at spot but don't want to buy new tubes when I already have a bunch of halves tubes empty and waiting.
>>60989361$1.40 face value is equal to 1 troy ounce$1 face value circulated .715 ounce of silver$1 face value uncirculated .723 ounce of silverThis only applies to halves, quarters and dimes. There's more silver in a $1 morgan/peace coin than 2 halves, 4 quarters etc.
>>60989419weird you can't google itI assume you are either1. On a government computer2. In china where you can't google our stuff3. In prison and cannot google4. StupidI'm not sure which, but it's one of those.
>>60989428weird you cant back up your claim while I can...
>>60989421Thank you. So I presume it's just the Morgans/Peace dollars have the 0.77 oz. of silver.
>>60989431good pointyou googled "your" argument but not minemeaning you're just an argumentative idiot.and that's cool. Pisses off the locals but I can play your retard games all night.
>>60989439>no sourcek
>>60989443>past the bump limit>proved nothing>irritated everyone itt>looks like a fucking moronthanks for playing
>>60989447>no sourcek
>>60989438correct. uncirculated silver dollars contain .7734 troy ounces of silver. Heavily circulated/cull coins will contain a little less.
>>60989160Thanks, I need the cerebral hemorrhage from that.
>>60989409.30-06 from the early 1900s is still far more powerful than 5.56mm in AR-15s
>>60989480WHAT?!?!?!?!?! I thought it cost 3k?!!!!!!!!Anyways...
>>60989484And full auto sold over the counter in the 1920s if you had the cash.
>>60989484Fun fact, the 7.62x54r is the oldest cartridge still in active use since the 1890s.
FBI is wrapping up their investigation of the Kirk shooting, the arrestee is the lone gunman.Totally not another coverup. I can only think of one person for whom the FBI would jump on a grenade for.
>>60989550Precious metals?
>>60989324>Silver is at $210 and has been stuck there for the past year>US Mint buys Silver at spot>Mints it into 40% halves weighing about 1/7 oz each (probably with a bunch of "collectible" designs to appeal further to normalfags)>Sells coins at $40 a piece despite them containing $30 of Silver>Spends the 30% profits on more Silver to repeat the cycleIt won't happen if the price shoots up too rapidly, but if we end up crabbing at a really high price for a while I could see it happening.
>>60989254Dollars, debt and credit are hot potatoes. Tax-cattle citizens are the "engine". They need you to work and "save" in credit (real estate, pensions, insurance, benefits). The U.S. Mint is not going to help the plebs buy silver. They mint eagles because they HAVE to and the last three years they dragged their feet.
>>60989598Dollars, debt and credit are hot potatoes. Tax-cattle citizens are the "engine". They need you to work and "save" in silver (bars, rounds, junk). The U.S. Mint is going to help the plebs buy silver. They mint eagles because it destroys your life and the last 20 years they minted billions.
>>60989254I wonder at what price do they call the silver a national security issue and cease all mint production?
>>60989570>Precious metals?Kirk coins....They released a Kennedy coin after he was shot too, what a coincidence, Israel killed him too.>>60986607
>>60989621>I wonder at what price do they call the silver a national security issue and cease all mint production?If the price rises enough, ie silver goes to $500, new silver mines become a Manhattan project.Solar panels and electric cars take the hit. Consumer electronics goes up 20%, stackers drown in bitches.Nothing changes for the military.
>>60989662>>I wonder at what price do they call the silver a national security issue and cease all mint production?Truly nothing dumber or broker than a stacktard
>>60989700Mods are fowarding your IP address to ICE. You will be deported by the end of the month.
>>60989734Ok>>60986151
>>60986749I sold 5 oz (my least liked generic rounds) at a LCS I've never been to, they offered me 5% under spot, they were also in sorta shit condition so I took it. But I asked them if they'd have a different rate for any of the other coins and they said no. Guy was very nice, said that because things ran up so much premiums weren't keeping up anywhere. All that to say, I think there's something to this as well. I also perused their sell prices and it's clear that online bullion dealers and ebay have consistently way better pricing.
>>60989842>Guy was very nice, said that because things ran up so much premiums weren't keeping up anywhere.Retail hasn't really started to move yet. Maybe they're waiting for $50+. There's not enough economic fear among the NPCs yet.
>>60989842Yall owe a certain someone an apology
Little bit of a poomp coming today
>>60989842They are not paying over spot but are they selling with the same premium or are they just jewing their clients? I'm asking because I'm a newfag and I'm trying to buy locally but it's so tempting to just buy online.
>>60989144??? i know it wasnt listed but look at the price of electronics from the 80's to now. an absolute collapse
>>60986345>If they have Liz on them, yes. I'll never own a Chuck BritanniaWe bought a 1/4 oz a few weeks ago, and yes, it's Charles. I didn't look closely at it until we left the store. You can't stop the tide. Thankfully all of our other Maples have Liz.
>>60989916>Little bit of a poomp coming todaySilver is right on the cusp of $44 again, (between bid and ask) and it was a hard fought battle. Lots of overnight selling, but silver clawed her way back to $44.
>>60989922>i know it wasnt listed but look at the price of electronics from the 80's to now. an absolute collapsePrice for an computer in 1964 would be a million dollars. You can't compare prices for technology in different technological epochs, thats why I stick to bread, rent, cars, insurance, houses, etc. Another difference is that prior to the 80s, things were made to last. People still have microwave ovens and refrigerators and stoves that work from the early 1980s.Now considering that a $400 microwave in 1980 was like spending $2k today, it better be good.
>>60989920I haven't been in to this particular store before, but it seemed like their prices were pretty well set, a lot of their non-numismatic stuff was just listed "spot x .15" or something like that. I did the math on a couple and the I know 3 online dealers off the top of my head that have better prices on most of the exact coins they had. Since you're new I'll say this, don't do what I did here, don't take 5% off spot for any large sell. I just wanted these particular rounds gone while spot is high. I think there's a good shot we get a pullback, but I still have about 80 oz I'm not selling anytime soon. Be careful, you're getting in at a weird time, I was lucky enough to take an interest in this 2 and a half years ago.
>>60989920>I'm a newfagTops in, lmao
>>60989842Its. I'm in in a state that taxes silver purchases so the online ends up being more expensive, and I don't know enough about sellers to use eBay without getting counterfeits.
>>60989946>thats why I stick to bread, rent, cars, insurance, houses, et>i cherry pick data We know, its called confirmation bias
>>60989946>You can't compare prices for technology in different technological epochsi disagree. technology and efficiencies find there way into all things if they can. your bread today is a product of fertilizers which didnt exist 100 years ago>Another difference is that prior to the 80s, things were made to lastyou're letting your nostalgia color your eyes, lots of trash made then
>>60989920Remember that the LCS are small businesses usually owned by weirdos, this can be good or bad. Always do the math, buying or selling, and compare with the well known and well known bullion dealers. If you want a list I can throw out a few
>>60989953>80 oz I'mHoly shit, poorfags of pmg
>>60989964You bet friend, only about 1.5 oz of gold too. Most of my net worth is in the stock market, I'm not a PM maxer like many here.
>>60989964Hey now, anon is stacking. Don't be an asshole
>>60989969Good,,,,,,ahhhhhhh,,,,nothing wrong with dabbling,,,so round trip buy and sell from that lcs you lose 20%? Thats harsh
>>60989961>i disagree. technology and efficiencies find there way into all things if they can. your bread today is a product of fertilizers which didnt exist 100 years agoWe're comparing prices from 1964 in silver to current goods that effect a persons cost of living. This topic started when I mentioned Boomers had a much better standard of living on minimum wage than Zoomers have today.Comparing food, rent, insurance, transportation are entirely valid.If you want to compare prices 100 years ago we can do that too, and I can prove food was MUCH more expensive, but there was zero inflation until we went off the gold standard. What that means is food effectively decreased in price as productivity increases led to increasing wages, while food remained the same price.That changed in the 1970s.
>>60989971>Hey now, anon is stacking. Don't be an assholeThat is the antistacker Jeet. He's in India.12:30p.m.Thursday, September 25, 2025 (IST)Time in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Silver going to $600+ this time
>>60989489>WHAT?!?!?!?!?! I thought it cost 3k?!!!!!!!!I said the government model. The same one in that old picit's listed for $2999 on colt's websitethat works out to about 68 ounces of silver at current priceswhich you probably already know but just want to be called a retarded asswipe over and over again because you enjoy being humiliated and abused.
are there any australians who are investing in gold mining stocks here?
>>60990018>I said the government model. The same one in that old picGold cup? National Match?
>>60990012>Silver going to $600+ this timeSilver just broke $44 again, but it was quite a battle for most of the night.
I didn't mean to start a fight over John M. Browning's most popular handgun. Let's fight over Corvettes instead.
Liftoff
>44.42We're all getting fancy 1911 pistols!
>>60990082Lmfao.
new bake?
>44.86next thread we post the guns we're getting if we hit 45
>>60990051No. Buy physical you poofter.
>silver futures over $45
>>60990197i have physical thoughever
REEEEEEEEEEHIIIIIIIGGHERR!
Retail silver in Canada is now $70 an oz. Cheapies are gone
Baking
>>60989393I’m on a government computer and I shop for guns and silver all the time lol.
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>>60990223das rite stacker!
>>60989446Based Jeebus
I unfortunately sole all my silver to buy a house a couple months back, my timing was shit. I only have 2 oz of silver left in my stash.
