Another pile of silver, edition.>Why precious metals?https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiIhttps://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_Ahttps://youtu.be/FI7NnOg2rxo>Huge deficits in minerals such as silver by 2050 inevitablehttps://youtu.be/iibsrDXdEos>Bullion dealershttps://libertycoin.com/ (US)https://www.chards.co.uk/ (EU/UK)https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/ (Ancient)https://www.luciteria.com/ (Otherrare metals)https://www.ma-shops.com/(Numismatics)https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/(US)https://stoutgold.co/(US)https://www.aydincoins.com/(US)https://prospectorsgoldandgems.com/(US)more at:https://pastebin.com/gZfZHtNE>Numismatic searchhttps://en.numista.com/cataloguehttps://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world>News and graphshttps://numismag.com/en/home-enhttps://silverseek.comhttps://www.silverdoctors.comhttps://www.mining.comhttps://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silverhttps://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-reserves-by-countryhttps://wtfhappenedin1971.com>Comparehttps://findbullionprices.com(US)https://eu.compare.pm(EU)https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle(DE/EU)>Resourceshttps://www.jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coinshttps://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguidehttps://www.coinflation.comhttp://coinapps.comhttps://erikasgrig.com/calculators/rpi-calculator-inflationhttps://learn.apmex.com/buying-guide/buying-in-the-usahttps://pastebin.com/5aLmWUUK>Prospectinghttps://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoMhttps://www.usgs.gov/programs/mineral-resources-program/sciencehttps://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/news/mines-and-mineralshttps://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X>Nitric acid, magnets, and ping testhttps://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTohttps://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVYhttps://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-khttps://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-databasePrevious Thread: >>61329708
inb4 price increase before saturday makes me miss out on sub-60 cheapies
repoasting goals for newstackers to get to
How are we opening boys? Tempted to slurp 1 more oz gold and park it at 7.5. Silver is 295 oz. Think I might stand pat and wait unless we rip in 30 min
>>61334922Even just a paltry 3-4 ounces per month will make all the difference.
>>61334878*** ATTENTION - ATTENTION ******* EMERGENCY ACTION MESSAGE TO FOLLOW ******* WEEKEND ALERT ***---- EARLY WARNING IN EFFECT ----SEVERE PRICE ACTION IMMINENTSEVERE PRICE ACTION IMMINENTSEVERE PRICE ACTION IMMINENTMONDAY MONDAY MONDAY....this is not a drill
as promised earlier this week, I dug out my 100 oz bar to show /pmg/I'd like to introduce you all to Merle
crypto nerds will seethesk2hmg
market opens in 15 minutes
>>61334984Beautiful! Absolutely stunning. Pleased I can it>t. 14% of my stack is Asahi.
>>61335030>can*can see it
>>61335030wow! the striations? mill markings? whatever those lines are across the face of the bar are beautiful.
>>61335061It's been referred to once as "Paul Allen's kilo."
My personal feeling is that 100 oz bars are too big unless your stack is 5000+ ounces. BTW anyone else keep getting IP range banned from posting images? I posted one image to /hr/ earlier and 1 minute later was restricted from posting images. This is the second time it happened this week. I'm not spamming anything.
>>61335083For bars you should only really be buying 10ouncers for low premiums, bars will always be seen as worse than coins unless they're 10 ouncers, which are a happy medium of storing and stacking easy and being liquid. You can still get a 10ouncer for less than 1,000, plenty liquid enough for a LCS.I would not buy 1 ounce bars anymore, they've fallen out of favor too much. My LCS only bothers to display rounds, the round is harder to counterfeit and more people buy them. I wouldn't buy a 100 ounce bar unless I got some huge windfall of money / stimmie check / some sort of free insurance money.
>>61335083>My personal feeling is that 100 oz bars are too bigim inclined to agree with you. My stack is just over 400 oz, with the vast majority of the other 300oz in 1oz rounds. The 100oz was part fomo part windfall money, like >>61335117 said. That being said I'm still happy to have it, doubt I'll be getting another one however.
>>61335006They've been seething in every thread.So mad about our nice shiny rocks.
>>61335069>Paul Allen's kilo
I don't follow politics or the news. I've heard a little about Epsteine leaks. Is there anything coming up I should be aware of?
>>61335202He, uh...He was a j-ooJizz-offering offender...Ya know. Because he had sex with people who didn't want it. Probably didn't even use a Jimmy hat. The nerve of some people I tell ya
>>61334878Nice looking stack, reminds me of IS's maple hoard. FYI some milk spots will come off with a soft rubber eraser but the coins will still be "scruffy."https://youtu.be/sEjuhmM7JLw?si=12iUsS-v8wP71no3
Market just opened and already bumped $51.
>>61335259I love milk spots.I love imperfections.I love each one is its own little treasure. Never "clean" them. They just lose their character.
>>61335287>Never "clean" themUnless they have gunk on them.
>>61335287*howI love *how each one is its own little treasure.
>>61335293The only way I'd "clean" my silver is if some food or damaging chemical was spilled on it. And, even then, only what's necessary to get the food / chemical off.I've come to enjoy how each one has its own story and look.
No we don't care about Epsteins preferences or misdeeds. He was killed.We care about who he trafficked underage girls to and would like to see these people named, shamed and to face justice.Also how does this and Trump enabling genocide by jews effect the price of gold and silver?:)Pic to illustrate his integrity as a man.Hahaha
Also some gold and silver:D
>>61335202>>61335228Just that Henri Jarecki rigged the silver market against the Hunts and was everywhere with Epstein. He shut up his case last year paying off the accuser but Im sure he's in the FBI files with Mossad.
>>61334878>Another pile of silver, edition.If they're neatly arranged, is it still a "pile"?
>>61335329Looks good;)
>>61335337Yay!But holy crap... my ID!
>>61335371:P
the tariffs fucking up numismatics is starting to piss me off
https://en.numista.com/6372>41mm>30g>.9this is kinda neat
>>61335483this too
>>61335503>Apollo moon landing
>>61335614Where's the one where Stanley Kubrick is hanging out with NASA guys?
>>61334984So this is really $5000 in value?
>>61335614>CrapQUec>>61335379>BygAyRGZthose IDs tho..multi-Keks
>>61335663>those IDs tho..Yeah... I think I'll go watch TV for the day...
central bankers tongue my anus
>>61334878>/pmg/>pile editionFuck yeah
>>61335696
>>61335202We found out Epstein helped fund Bitcoin development circa 2015-2017.https://www.crypto-news-flash.com/newly-released-documents-detail-epsteins-influence-on-bitcoins-early-development/
>>61335312>he was killedi wouldnt bet on that but either way you're right and regardless of whether he's dead or not that network is still in full swing and his clients are still getting their fix from someone/where>that tweetyou know he was always bombastic and "mean" but his rhetoric has become unhinged even by my shoddy standards. my only question is wtf happened to get him to sound this retarded?>inb4 he's always been this retardedyou know what i mean, probably
>>61335767panicking
>Another pile of silverWhere my fellow gram-maxxers at?
Safe pile with protection
>>61334984My man, I remembered your promise. Welcome Merle
>>61334922What tbe fuck does any of this mean? I appreciate the effort of it all but why don’t you take those stats and tell people what it means if you have 120 ounces…. 29 ounces….. 418 ounces. And how it relates to the chart
>>61335850
>>61335867Stop posting AI generated silver
>>61335885what makes you say that?
>>61335885Are you the AI cum guy that told me a load I fired out of my own dick wasn’t real?
>>61335897Look at the pic retard
>>61335885WatIt’s not AI.
>>61335885>>61335923It's clearly a real pic
>Just work your whole life and give all your money to jews and the government. >We're not like those COMMUNISTS. >We have muh freedoms.>Impossible to afford healthcare>50 year mortgages>Richest nation in the UNIVERSE!!!!!Yea, ok. lol.
>>61335312>genocide by jews effect gold and silverBefore they pulled the 10/7 false flag, gold was stable at around 1800, and I was selling it over the counter for 2-3% over spot. The following Monday the banks started buying it up and never stopped. Whatever secret reasoning they had to dump 17+ trillion into gold in 2 years, it revolves around the genocide, and indicates that all economic madness is downstream of the toilet of jerusalemn.
>>61335885>>61335923Is this the new fud?
>>61335879Not exactly maxxing, is it?
>>61335961Has something like this happened before?>war starts>banks start hoarding goldOr is it something that happened only once in the last 50 years?
>>61335971He's the fud pajeet
>>61335293Did the isopropyl work anon? Or did you have to tesort to something more potent?
>>61335972I bought ten of those gram bars in 2010 and can't find the others, this one was in a tiny ziplock.Valcambi's fractionals used to really activate muh almonds, but the premiums are killer. Too much for me.
>>61335984Probably if we had the right eyes and were old enough we'd have seen something like this before, but not on this scale. This is different from the bretton woods thing, because it has a shoehorse effect with the fiat collapse. 17 trillion is like dumping the GDP of africa for 6 years into gold. It is so much that the banks can't even sell it off at this point, because no one has the money. They've bid the price so high, that they've made the only play to sell it all to them, so gold is like the treasury position the FED has, it's so big that they can never unload it, and they'll keep buying it for the forseeable future, because at least it's an asset. I've never seen anything like this. The 2011 eurphoria and crash was nothing like this.
>>61335995If in doubt let them soak in isopropel, it doesn't hurt them, and gets off the dried rubberbands and that yellow scotch tape residue you find holding coins in old whitman blue books
>>61336044Buddy, I'm the one who recommended isopropyl to anon. I'm asking if it worked or if he had to resort to petroleum distillates. Fuck off out of a conversation you're not a part of.
>>61335777kek, trips confrimewonder if its a case of the kikes sold it to him as he'd be the one to start ushering in the new paradigm like it would be a good thing and he'd go down in the books as a great figure, then he realized to late it meant being a patsy for the accelerated fall and is just doing whatever he can to keep his bloodline intact and useful to them.>>61335913>>61335930yeh its just a shill/bot that posts it every threadalso, coomposter pls take breaks, it shouldnt be that thinif you end up impotent before the time cooms, how are you going to impregnate all those FWTHWATQUD?>>61335995i remember that thread, he said it worked wonders, makes sense since most adhesive will come right off with isopropyl, i use it when taking labels off glass bottles that i want to keep
>>61336053Thanks hoss. He wasn't sure what was on them, so I recommended isopropyl as the first step. It's an efficient, cheap solvent that everybody has a bottle of in their house. It dissolves most orfanic residues, and is completely nonreactive. It's the best first step.
>>61336061organic*
>>61336061np, and yeh i got giga paranoid during the lockdowns from too much info and no way to know how much was true so when i had tubes come in during that time i would give em a little bath in some 70% since i had so much and knew at least it wouldnt damage the shinies
>>61336052Find a non-public forum if you want privacy, get yourself some place with scented candles and a sign on the door >safe space for faggots only
>>61335518Pretending that the Apollo landings didn't happen is an effort to discredit geniuses like Von Braun.Just because a negrified America lacks the ability to send men to the moon today does not mean they were not able to in the part.
Two or three times I’ve bought a lottery ticket. Something like Mega Millions being >$500m or whatever. What I noticed is that before the drawing, I started fantasizing of what I was going to do with my unearned sudden fortune. Then I never got a single number. This must be the feeling that drives the silver stacker addiction, which is smaller but more constant - like constant little bumps of coke. Or the people who stand like zombies in front of silver spot prices for hours on end. It’s all so predatory, a tax on poor people.
>>61336126>anon pays the maths tax
>>61336126Silver is for wealth preservation, it's not a get rich quick.You fundamentally misunderstand the point of pms, or are being intentionally disingenuous.In conclusion, you eat paint chips.
>>61336030do you have a gold price target by end 2026?
>>61336103of that theory i'd be willing to accept at the very least that what people watched of the landing was not what actually happened but a film to "recreate" it and show to the masses passing it off as live, and we'll never actually know what they did up there.>>61336151>do you have a gold price target by end 2026?more than the beginning of 2026
>>61336151A price target is dumb. It's a small market dominated by central banks and large banks, they don't have to follow normal market patterns. Retail doesn't move the needle. Gold will stop rising when central banks stop buying. When will they stop buying? If somehow faith in the dollar as the world's reserve currency gets restored, then it may slow, but it's possible that never happens.
>>61336183ok, i have 30 1 oz AGEs and want to buy more but am not sure if i should
>>61336147>Silver is for wealth preservation, it's not a get rich quick.None of you are wealthy, not even close, all you are doing is preserving your status as a poor,,,,,forever until you die,,,,,lmaoIn conclusion, you ate paint chips.
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>>61336030I'm still trying to figure out what's really happening behind the scenes, what they're thinking, what they're planning, what they're doing.If both of this two things happened at the same time, it's 100% orchestrated, with some plan, but the question is what is the plan and why?Some say "war starts" and because of it "gold goes up", but this is a event-reaction, not something that looks planned.Maybe something else deeper is happening. It's possible they know the fiat is going to crash hard, because the people are starting to learn about the dangers of it and they're ditching it, meaning the hyperinflation is here.The war probably started as a distraction and use the effects of it for that purpose, while they try to distract you from gold/silver. They probably also started the war to advance their goals in that region while the fiat still works. Or they're buying all the gold so the people don't have too much gold themselves. By having a lot of gold, they can still control the economy, but if people have lots of gold themselves, people are going to have way more power this way.>>61336218Get gold-silver at 1:100 weight ratio. If you have less than 3000 ounces of silver, get more silver, if you have that, get more gold.The way things are going, the numbers are never going to go down. Always get something.
>>61336254The jeet got a new id
>>61336151Target, no, but i'd expect a higher overall price. The subprime auto exposure, for example, has the potential reach to infect lots of state pensions, but until the next shoe drops the issue of subprime lending won't make news and we won't see the effect. The gold prices are being driven by factors outside of gold, so the next black swan will be seemingly unrelated. The big thing we are about to have is run away inflation, much worse than what we've seen with food. The people are being primed for 2k stimi checks, and squezed into asking for UBI, so i would guess it will be digital when they roll out the newest euphamism for mass welfare.
>>61336314You might be retarded if you think checks are going to be cut.
>>61336321trump kind of backed himself into a corner with it
>>61336314thanks, just ordered 5 more eagles. over a kilo now, feels good
>>61336314>we only round in a way that screws you, our customer overlmao, what kind of jewish bullshit is this?
>>61336314>i would guess it will be digital when they roll out the newest euphamism for mass welfare.Mark of the beast shit.We have to act against this shit at all cost. If they want to try and force dystopia, it's up to us to make it impossible for them every step of the way.
>>61335866Are those plastic protectors that come directly from the mint okay to leave them in? I have some silver maples that are still in there from like 1988.
>>61336281The 10/7 war started the run up, but remember the ukraine russia war didn't move the needle, so it isn't just any war, it's war where jews are affected. In ukraine and russia, jews have been exempted from a lot of the fighting, and maybe all of it, depending on who you believe. The covid years raised gold for a bit, but the bailout money all went into apple, bitcoin, tesla and realestate. This time gold is pumping, but there haven't been any bailouts, and we've been in "qt" officially. So the first round locked the youth out of home ownership, and now that rates are up and the value from the previous speculation is being parked in gold, suddenly we are hearing MSM talking about market instability and war. Whatever is in the works, whether a big war or cyber polygon or the next phase of camp of the saints ethnic replacement, they haven't made the next big move, and so the price shifts are the evidence of them positioning their next move.
>>61336321They handed out way more than 2k per head during lockdowns and people ate it up. UBI is big business, the largest budget item, and arguably the only truly mandatory spending is welfare.Remember in 2022-23 where the google search trends showed peoplewere still asking about the next stimulus checks?
>>61336340Happy stacking fren. Just please, don't ever borrow money, only buy what you can really afford.
>>61336391for sure. cash wire prepped for the AM my man.
>>61336360For the most part, they'll still get toning if you leave them out
>>61336349It's the same as what they did in australia, canada and england. Think about making 1-4 cents on every cash transaction in america for a year, it's got to be in the billions.Also it is silent inflation, like the dip in foreign holdings of treasuries, because nothing is "being created", it's just moving against the people. Once they retire the nickel the silent inflation will accellerate, because they'll have narrowed the definition of what constitutes being less than a dollar even more and moved the decimal in a sense, because you can only divide a dollar into 20 parts, instead of 100.
>>61336434Im pretty sure England still has their steel 1 & 2P coins
>>61336357Digital currency is already terrible, but once they make it mandatory it is going to be wild, and unnerving. Covid levels of stress and social tyranny, because this time even if the teller at walmart wanted to help you they can't. All the in person checkout isles will be dismantled, they're already going that direction with most large grocery chains.Besides buying essentials though, the PM trade is getting cumbersome at these price levels, because everything has doubled, so i have to go by the bank more, withdraw more, and keep more around. The shutdown was the same way.Everybody here needs to be preparing for digital tyranny, and making irl frens to help out during this next phase.
>>61336443Do they still use them? Well then not england, but canada and australia for sure.
>>61336455Lmao, you paid $109 for silver,,,,,dumbest goy of pmg award
>>61336349Exactly, except the opposite.>go to store>thirsty>grab a mildly chilled AIT [that's Arizona Iced Tea, for you philistines]>self-checkout>Total: $0.99>slip in a dollar bill>Cash Total: $0.95>get a nickel change
>>61336480>is from india
>Post the gold vs SP500 chart on another /pol/tard thread>Retard stops replying Lmao, they tried to say gold and silver aren't "investments" when the chart literally shows a 8x after the 2000 / 2008 crash.And yeah, for those who forgot, that was an 8x.
>>61336533
>>61336103>pretending that the Apollo landing didn’t happenIt didn’t. I’ll give you just two for proof. 1. The Van Allen radiation belt problem2. This one’s more an analysis of human emotion but I think it’s one of the greatest tells. https://youtu.be/BI_ZehPOMwI?si=eurNtXjvgXYOzUHiThis isn’t even getting into how extreme the elements of space are and the fucking tin foil aircraft they landed with? I could go on and on, but the fact you still believe it happened makes me think there’s nothing I could say or show you that would change your mind. Gotta be honest guys, the fact we have stackers that are this low IQ is a concern of mine
>>61336314>The nearest 0c or 5c>Doesn't do this, rounds the .09 to .05They aren't even trying to jew people here, they legitimately don't understand how rounding works. Typical grocery store shit.
Instead of giving people traditional reasons to buy gold I’ve started telling them they should buy gold because an F5 tornado can’t pick it up and carry it away but that tornado will destroy the cash under your mattress
>>61336536>Post the gold vs SP500 chart on pmg>Retard stops replyingLmao, they tried to say stocks aren't "investments" when the chart literally shows 787,000% returnAnd yeah, for those who forgot, that was an 78x as much as gold
>>61336552>Gold performs better than any other safe-haven assetThanks anon, good info. Just bought another ounce.
>>61336558Lmao this loser thinks gold isn't risky
>>61336550Tornado defense is how my local coin shop talked me into security weights ($200, I went for the 25 pound option) when I bought my gold eagle Just the cost of owning gold in the midwest
>>61336550That doesn't make any sense. An ounce of gold is not any heavier than an ounce of anything else, and F5 tornados have lifted up oil rigs before.
>>61336631It has to do with densityIf a single atom weighed 1 ounce, nothing could lift it
It's all so tiring. But in truth, it's been wacked around London and NY morning consistently last month or so, maybe start the day with weak price action and close strong end of day. That's the optimistic thinking.
Let's see if anything happens this week.>>61331106
>>61335988oooh yeah i wouldn't have engaged if i saw his precious post. excellent catch bro
>>61336461We still have them, but they are rarely used due to their low value. You still get pre-1992 copper coins as change sometimes but most of them are copper coated steel now
>>61336252Kek
>Just work your whole life and give all your money to jews for shiny rocks.>We're not like those COMMUNISTS.>We have muh freedoms.>Impossible to afford healthcare>50 year mortgages>Richest nation in the UNIVERSE!!!!!>die in a basement >Rocks get tossed in a bin by ShaniquaYea, ok. lol.
Europoor newb here. Aside from buying margin taxed bullions and old silver coins, stacking feels stupid expensive here. If you just want to get bang for your buck, would stashing old silver francs (.835 - .900) and 5 reichmarks coins make sense if the price is close or below spot? Many old coins can always be sold as a piece of history, but I've no idea who would buy these as 'junk' silver if things were to come down to that.
Imagine seething nonstop, day and night, for literally years on a colombian rock lovers general on a YTanzanian camel bridling forum. Couldn't be me.
>>61336917>. If you just want to get bang for your buck, would stashing old silver francs (.835 - .900) and 5 reichmarks coins make sense if the price is close or below spot? you cant figure this out yourself? It's basic math bro,,,,like wtf,,,,,,,if you are so dumb you cant do basic math why are you even gambling on something as dumb as rocks? Do you know anyone who isn't dumb? Ask them what to invest in
>>61336549they round it down, retard.also i saw an article on rounding, costing the american consumers like $6 million a year - which came out to a nickel per customer per year.pick up cans off the street, poorfag
>>61335850Did you literally buy a (silver!) combibar and break it into pieces?
hey /pmg/ Vietfag hereThe silver situation in Vietnam remained the same in the past month. I've spoken to a few vendors belong to the biggest distributor here. They all sounded like they don't want you to own silver, and hand you papers with expected delivery of 5-6 months.Felt like a cuck for holding papers, so I sold mine to buy real silver bars from another source instead.>>61334878>Another pile of silver editionnot really a pile, but I like these :)
>>61336917>Europoor newb here>calling yourself after a sluroff yourself
>>61336387holy shit, anon that blew my mind. The death of conservatives in WWII is fucking insane but makes so much sense
>>61335866I hope those aren't the soft shower curtain smell coin flaps.
>>61337124Good job anon. I would only buy paper silver if i could not buy physical. Silver is so comfy bros.
>>61336683Kek, that was my larp. I don’t live in jew York or work in finance. But I really am feeling a false flag that makes 9/11 look like child’s play in the near future. Remember when bibi warned Iran was building nukes that could hit cities on the east coast of America ~month or so ago? 2030 is a pipe dream we’re accelerating so fast I’m officially spooked (anyone see the clip of bibi saying he was reading the Jews vs Rome and how they have to win this time? Another pro tip, America is the modern Rome.)Btw a lot of you guys are kinda clueless to reality. Save you the time, just know the world’s a stage. All puppets playing their role. What you’re seeing with Candace Tucker and Fuentes is coordinated Kosher Antisemitism. My theory is for 1 of 2 possible outcomes. - They need Jews to return to Israel to usher in their end times prophecy (2/3rd need to die)- to set the stage for some synagogue false flag shooting or other “hate” crimes to usher in antisemitism laws. Idgaf if you believe me, just looking out for fellow anons. Got a child under 2 and another on the way and desu I wouldn’t have had a child if I knew what I know now. Stay safe frens
>>61337145Except he’s missing the other part, but seeing that was 6 years ago I bet that anon is fully aware of the reality at this point. The 2 party democracy is an illusion and Jews run both sides.
Someone recommended History of Central Banking by Goodson in the last thread so I looked it up on the net, wanting to buy it and here's the thing :It's not available in english in my europoor country in physical format at least.I can find it in french, spanish and italian but not in english.I did manage to find many digital-only copy but they all come with DRM so fuck that.It may only be a coincidence but it sure is a strange one to say the least.
>>61337124>silver is unobtainium>i just bought silverLmao sure thing Ramesh these silver scambots are so obvious
OK sure but I got rich from buying silver
>>61337304Have you looked for audiobooks?https://youtu.be/JZyQbNl6Dsshttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZ7GdlPK75_tXJYVzkCId2SYEjBLjnU9E
>>61337124Wise move, I think you will be happy in a not to distant future that you did.
>>61337304Go to Anna's Archive if not the audiobook suggestion above, I've been using it since Libgen went away(?) and it's a great resource
>>61337304I have 5 copies I still have to give to my groomsmen that didn’t arrive in time for wedding last year. A lot of these based books are going to be valuable down the road once we’re in digital prison. Also, do I slurp more silver considering pic related?
>>61337338Libgen is still there. There’s a few different pathways you gotta try
>>61337331>>61337338>>61337340Thanks, not really into audiobook so I'll look into that Anna's archive thing.
>>61337340>industrial silver demand is down leading to a historic glut of physical silver and record setting levels of paid shills
>>61337340>Also, do I slurp more silver considering pic related?If you believe that the LBMA, COMEX and Shanghai vaults are all running out of silver, and that $50 is the new floor, then yes.If you believe IQJeet that there is 54 billion oz available, overflowing the warehouses, then no.
>>61337413I’m wondering if we get this pullback to 45 many are expecting once we get the market crash. Think I’m gonna add on any dips below 48 and hang tight for now. On an unrelated note, moving cross country in march. Any anons have any advice for this? I’ve had thoughts of a car wreck where some brown collects my safe from the wreckage. Any advice for a guy trying to get his 6.5 oz gold and 300 oz silver across the country in one piece other than avoiding jeet truckers?
>>61337373That's good to hear, I figured it would always pop up again like TPB, but last time I hit about 10 dead mirrors and gave up>>61337391happy reading Fren, guard your knowledge well
Who would be foolish enough to believe IQPajeet?
>>61335995>>61336044>>61336053Yeah it worked.
>>61337420>I’m wondering if we get this pullback to 45 many are expecting once we get the market crash.Gold and silver will dip on a market crash, but blink, and you'll miss it.Can you spot the dip in the gold price during the 2008 market crash?
>>61336533It's funny how often he praises me
>>61337438>Can you spot the dip in the gold price during the 2008 market crash?
>>61337438Fair point, Looks like there was 3 decent ones with the end of year being the longest dip.feel like we got more time, still can get junk $2 under spot per ounce. And yes I’m aware of the refinery issue that is only temporary, I’m just saying I’m extremely confident I’ll be buying silver under $50oz in the next 30 days. And if it doesn’t happen, then that’s okay too because I’m content w my 300 oz
This market is getting out of hand
>>61337427>>61337391>happy reading Fren, guard your knowledge wellI'm listening to the audiobook now. It seems unhappy endings cohencidentally befalls many of those who oppose private central banking.We might call the phenomena jewish lightning.
>>61337420Where are you moving from to? Statewise I mean. There are some states and highways one should avoid due to their blatant abuse of civil asset forfeiture laws. It would behoove you to either plot a course specifically avoiding these states, which will doubtless lengthen your journey, or to have your loot transported across country by common carrier. That last however will be prohibitively expensive should you choose to insure it for anything close to its actual value.
>>61337435Exvellent anon. I'm glad I could help.
Evidence of physical silver shortage manifests as backwardation.>Backwardation intensifies.>An ounce of silver today is worth more than an ounce of silver tomorrow.>This kind of structure is rare in precious metals and usually signals one thing: real-world demand is outrunning paper supply. When spot trades above futures, it often reflects tight physical markets, delivery pressure, and a market that wants metal now, not promises later.https://x.com/StackSmarter/status/1990197510363558036
>500oz silver>6oz of gold>an extra oz or 2 of gold in random sovereignsHow am I doing? I should be getting more silver but I want more sovereigns, to be honest.
>>61337538>How am I doing?Terrible,,,,,are you even trying??? You have less than 1% of a make it stack
>>61337440>brags he paid the government $12000 in penalties <brags hes indian >brags hes down 73% on his silverLmao,,,,,why???
>>61337538You are in the top 1% worldwide. If things go the way they might, so long as you keep your head on, and your mouth shut, you have a huge survival advantage.>London Silver & Gold Market Is a Smoking Hole’ – What Happens Next | David Jensen & Andy Schectmanhttps://youtu.be/9M_jYhHi6Oc
Silver prices today are over $52.>Nov. 17, 2025, the market data on SGE/SHFE. Silver vaults of SGE/SHFE hit new low again.https://x.com/oriental_ghost/status/1990322991419531446
>>6133763125M ounces, is that all they have?
>>61337775>25M ounces, is that all they have?You see what I see, but it looks looks to me like SGE has 774.7 metric tons which is equal to 24.9 million troy oz. I want to point out for anyone who didn't already know, the Shanghai Gold Exchange is a physical ONLY market. They don't allow paper silver, and before silver can be sold on that market, the silver bars have to be physically delivered to the SGE vaults, inspected and accepted before being sold on their market. This would explain the abrupt policy change a week ago banning exports of silver.
it's coming
>BTC in absolute freefall>-26% in 3 weeks>cryptonerds seething>mfw
>finally convince myself it's time to start stacking again.>last gold ounces I bought were around 1900-2000 eur>If I want to stack I have to either get cucked by premiums in, say, 1/4 or 1/10 of an oz of gold or get cucked with VAT on silverbeing a eurocuck is hard, anons.I heard some people bought silver in estonia to avoid tax cuckery, is that still going on?
>>61337931Is there not junk gold there?In the USA you can get a gold 2 peso for 20 bucks above spot for 200 in gold, so it's a 10% premium but at the end of the day that premium is only 20 bucks.I don't know that premiums even matter for gold, unless it's some crazy high number that 20 dollars gets eaten easily and doesn't really impair long-term stacking. At the end of getting an entire ounce of gold it would only be missing out on 1/10th of an ounce, but at today's price projections you literally could not save up money fast enough for that to matter because an ounce would cost more by the time you scraped 4,000 together.
>>61337931>I heard some people bought silver in estonia to avoid tax cuckery, is that still going on?Any Europeans have advice for VAT arbitrage on silver? In BG, there is no VAT on sovereign mint silver coins, but their premiums are so high, there might as well be.
>>61337956>but at today's price projections you literally could not save up money fast enough for that to matter because an ounce would cost more by the time you scraped 4,000 together.that's true. It's just that getting less than an oz activates my almonds, but I guess it'll have to do.>>61337973>there might as well be.that sucks. it's pretty much the same price range as with vat, indeed.
>>61337438Yeah, it was actually more like mid 2009. Coincidently at the time I transferred all of my fiat savings into gold. Got paranoid because of the crash and the following QE of 2008. Bought gold at around 710€ per ounce.>feels good.jpeg
Don't worry lads, at least were technically not in a recession even though it's the worst since 1983.>"This is the worst six-month period in the South's modern economic development history in terms of job and investment generating-deal announced publicly by a corporation.">"The numbers are worse than any recession I have ever covered since 1983.">"If deals are cratering like this in the South, North America's most desired economic development region, its far worse in the Midwest, West, and North East.">- Mike Randle, Southern Business & Developmenthttps://x.com/FreightAlley/status/1990169839281774848
What's happening in crypto? TLDR; leveraged crypto baggies are getting raped harder than Will Stancil>What is happening in crypto?>Over the last 41 days, crypto has erased -$1.1 trillion in market cap, or -$27 billion PER DAY.>Crypto market cap is now ~10% BELOW levels seen during the record -$19 billion liquidation on October 10th.>This is a structural move. Let us explain.https://x.com/KobeissiLetter/status/1990172348834832454
>more cheapiesthank you jews
>>61338199>This is a structural moveYEEEEEEE HAAWWWWW!!!
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>>61337124>so I sold mine to buy real silver barsThis guy gets it.
Top silver consuming industries in 20241. Electronics: 263M ounces2. Jewelry: 208.7M ounces3. Solar panels: 197.6M ounces4. Investment coins/bars: 190.9M ounces5. Electric vehicles: 85M ounces6. Silverware: 54.2M ounces7. Brazing alloys/solders: 51.6M ounces8. Medical devices: 30M ounces9. Photographic materials: 25.5M ounces10. Chemical catalysts: Part of 168M ounces
>>61338495Who cares, industrial demand is down in 2025
>61338549May we see proof of this claim?
Day 59 of Mike posting every day until silver is $1,000
>>61338579>May we see proof of this claim?Investment demand is WAY up, especially in China. They are using a CBDC which has the feature where the government can make it expire. Since Chinese save about 30% of their income, and property is no longer a good investment, they are going strong into precious metals. Bullion, not jewelry.
>>61338591>GUESS WHAT?>I got a fever.>And the only prescription is more physical silver.
Japan is a shit country for buying physical metals but I'm still going to accumulate as much as I can.
>>61338618What type of premiums are you paying over there for the average ounce of gold and silver?
>>61338600I know. I call thay faggot out on every single verifiably false claim his dickswallowing ass makes. >i'm richMay we see proof?>i own infinity bitcoinsMay we see proofm>8 gorillion oz glutMay we see proof?>industrial demand for glorious silver down>may we see proof?He's not here to dissuade established stackers. He's here to ward off new stackers.
CAN ANYONE TELL ME IF BUYING GOLD BULLION IS A GOOD IDEAI have enough money in savings to get an oz bar pretty easily but the price seems really erratic right nownot looking to sell it off quickly, obviously, but if there's a chance of getting it cheaper i'd rather hold off until the price coolsi know about china stockpiling heavily so i don't expect the price to drop, but the radical increase in price has me worried about getting a bad deal.THANKS IN ADVANCE I KNOW JACK SHIT ABOUT BUYING THIS STUFF
>Epstein helped create Bitcoin >He may even be Satoshi Yaaaaaa that seems like a real safe place to park my wealth LMFAO
>>61338650As of right now, a 1oz maple is about the equivalent of $68 USD. That includes tax (all metals are taxed). Gold is about $4,768 USD per ounce.It's also difficult to sell at a lot of places without a receipt from the original purchase. I don't plan on ever selling my gold but I will try to convert my silver to gold once the ratio drops enough.
>>61336218>30toz Agi'll never tell you to stop buying but yeh i'd focus silver at this point if i were you>>61336281 really is hard to say, there are a lot of things that have happened in just the last 5 years that didn't seem to go exactly as planned, making them rush. of course the idea was always to go digital but there's the infrastructure isn't there for the seamless transition they were looking for, at least not yet and with the competency issues from browning the west it may not ever get there to a point thats stable for more than a few years at best. i think they realize this and are just trying to drift this trainwreck into a more favorable position for themselves
>>61338678ALSO I DON'T KNOW SHIT ABOUT SILVER I'VE MOSTLY BEEN LOOKING AT GOLDIF I COULD STOCKPILE A BIT MORE SILVER IT MIGHT BE A BETTER ROI THAN THE MINUSCULE AMOUNT OF GOLD I CAN AFFORDBUT ONCE AGAIN I DON'T PLAN ON SELLING ANY ANYTIME SOON.
>>61338678There's no real way to tell. I'd say your best hope is it maybe dropping to around $3700~3900. If you want to take the risk, you can save maybe a couple hundred bucks IF you're lucky. Once it pops off it will like go up to $5000 next.I'd say now is a good time to buy. If you're really that unsure, you can buy a 1/2 ounce now and a 1/2 ounce later. Depending on the coin, 1/2oz is a pretty comfy size in your hands.
>>61338709>a 1oz maple is about the equivalent of $68 USD>Gold is about $4,768 USD per ounce.Thats about an $18 premium for silver and a $700 dollar premium for gold
>>61338733Was mostly planning on just getting a full oz barHave the money in savings and was already planning to buy PM, but I lagged and now it's doubled while I'm holding nothing.> I'd say your best hope is it maybe dropping to around $3700~3900Was going to call a gold dealer near me today to check current pricingNot sure what kind of reputation Credit Suisse bars have but I know that they stock it.>I'd say now is a good time to buy. If you're really that unsure, you can buy a 1/2 ounce now and a 1/2 ounce later.That's what I've been hearing, but I'm just afraid of a value crashAll of that being said it seems like gold is less likely to crash than anything else in this economy.Thank yuo for the advice, though, might see about pulling the trigger today or tomorrowJust trying to make the right decision3-4 Grand is no small amount of money for me, but I'm more afraid of being priced out of the market via a price hike than I am losing a few hundred/couple grand in value.
>>61338717Silver is more undervalued compared to gold. There's some debate on exact numbers but, historically, 1 ounce of gold is worth 20 ounces of silver. However, right now it's closer to 1:80. So silver will likely become more valuable faster than gold until it hits close to that natural 1:20 ratio.Most people will say that silver is a better investment right now but it comes with some small downsides like being harder to store. I personally do a 1:100 ratio of owning gold and silver. That is to say, 1oz of gold per 100oz of silver.
>>61338753In the long run it's still worth it. Silver is a better value due to the ratio, but if that's the best one can do, that's the way it is.Leafs have always had to pay a much higher premium on average than burgers for silver and gold.You do what you have to. The longer one waits, the worse the situation gets.
>>61338779That makes sense. Thank you for the explanation.I wasn't even thinking about things in terms of storage, I assume you mean just in terms of space but I don't know if there's any particular way to store precious metals other than the obvious of "PUT THAT SHIT SOMEWHERE SAFE"
>>61338775One thing about store prices is that they will always be higher than the spot price. Just quickly checking right now, you'd maybe be paying $100 over the spot price to buy it physically.>That's what I've been hearing, but I'm just afraid of a value crasheven if it crashes, it'll be good long term. Worst case scenario, you'll end up with less gold than you could have if you had perfect luck. Then again if it really crashes in price, you'll have an excuse to buy more.
>>613386500 & 0. Premiums are low key dealers' findom, it's not my kind of kinks sorry.>Japanoh, considering everything coming from there is overpriced, i guess their PMs are too.
>>61336368>jews have been exempted from a lot of the fightingi figured they were exempt from any fighting over there and really just held commanding positions or were part of the press gangs if they served at all.>>61336917silver is silver, time comes to use it, wont matter if its junk or not, for PMs get what you can while you can even if its "junk".
>>61338806>Just quickly checking right now, you'd maybe be paying $100 over the spot price to buy it physically.Damn, may just have to buy it online, then. Libertycoin seems reliable and if I buy it from them I'm contemplating between a 1 oz bar or the 25x1g pack.Think having a lot of 1g coins might be better for the sake of being able to exchange easier.Also*hits opium pipe*Having a big stack of gold coins to ogle will make me feel really cool.>even if it crashes, it'll be good long term.Yuor right...Will take this as a sign to abolish my fears about these things.
>>61338811Bitcoin is a better value due to the ratio, but if that's the best one can do, that's the way it is.Leafs have always had to pay a much higher premium on average than burgers for Bitcoin and gold.You do what you have to. The longer one waits, the worse the situation gets.
>btc>the longer one waits the worse it gets>positively freefalling
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>>61338873idk what dinocoin nor leafs have to do with the discussion but you do you.I agree that if you have no alternative to premiums where you live, then let it be so, you gotta bite the bullet. Even tho realistically, there is always an option in a globalized world if you are a bit creative. Customs aren't omipotent gods, they often are demoralized, understaffed cogs in the machine. Chances are if you ask the seller to mark your silver as auto parts nobody will bother opening your package.
>>61338917It's what he does. He takes a post someone pakes about PMs and just substitutes btc in. His iq is 73 at best. Just point and laugh.
>>61338941add a 1 to that
>61338944>add a 1K. His iq is 74
>>61337262>What you’re seeing with Candace Tucker and Fuentes is coordinated Kosher Antisemitismthat isn't news to anyone thats not retarded or engaging in an exercise in futility to avoid getting blackpilled tho>outcome 1likely but they'll probably just pretend it happened while attempting to resettle the hohol territory they still own and just emptied out, if putin lets them we'll know just how much of a coordinated effort that war was>outcome 2they already get those laws through without false flags, they're probably on the fence about doing a Tarrant because it would create an extreme streisand effect among the anyone who isn't a retarded boomeralso i just read that screencap and unless that anon was a newfag from the election he should be fucking ashamed that he still thought about shit in party dynamics or that voting even mattered so late into the game.>>61337453i got 14 walking/franklin half dollars for 3 under spot the other day, booth at an antique store, lady working the counter asked if the price of silver has been rising and said the sellers coins have been getting snatched pretty quick so he might be running low at this point. im over 400 in pure but i'll probably just keep swapping fiat for silver regardless of price until its unobtainable tb h
>>61338941ah it's IQ? Didn't bother following the thread before (you)ing him, mb. That's not very polite of me since he made a special effort today and even posted my beloved "chinese doubloon" ashtray! >>61337587Hey IQ, i've added few others to my collection over the years, hope you'll post 'em too!
>>61338917The bitcoin silver ratio used to be one when pmg started ,,,,,,,,now its 2000,,,,anything over 12 is a screaming buy,,,,,,idk what dinocoin nor leafs have to do with the discussion but you do you.I agree that if you have no alternative to bitcoins where you live, then let it be so, you gotta bite the bullet. Even tho realistically, there is always an option in a globalized world if you are a bit creative.
>>61338985You get them on Etsy? They are usually about $20 plus shipping
>>61338980that's more like it!
>>61338618nipanon, how bad is it over there, i know you said premiums are gigarape a thread or two ago but is there high retail demand like the aussie saw?
>>61339035Go on, try to find them on etsy and i offer you $20 in bitcorn.
>>61339041LolFucking hell lads I do not want to go to this meeting. Here I go anyway. Back later. 'Til then, enjoy this wonderful and unique snowglobe for the holiday season
New video about the super capital rotation event we are beginning to enter. Wadsworth was talking about this happening back when gold was under $2k.Silver Is the Trigger For the 'Super Capital Rotation Event' | Alan Hibbard w/ Northstar Bad Chartshttps://youtu.be/6YA5HyPs_D8
>>61339059Did you buy them all? They list new ones all the time,,,,dont give up fren
>>61339066Holy cannoli huge if true silver back at $12 on that super rotation
>>61338871damn you're new like dont even know online dealers new.sdbullion, jmbullion, boldpreciousmetals, silvergoldbull, and apmex are all online dealers i've personally used and so have many other anons, they're reputable whatever you buy from them (although silvergoldbull are literally new york jews i found out after the fact unfortunately). if you can get an ounce and you're set on gold thenhttps://sdbullion.com/2025-1-oz-canadian-gold-maple-leaf-coinhttps://www.jmbullion.com/1-oz-american-gold-eagle/https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/product/4275/2023-1-4-oz-royal-mint-king-coronation-crown-gold-coinare 100 over spotthe 1/4 deal at bold are 75 over at the cost of being king cucks coronation series and having his ugly mug on em, but if you dont care then thats technically the best deal of all the dealers i listed, but i wouldnt buy it for purely aesthetic reasons and im almost all in silver anyways, if you only care about weight then its good
>silver back at $12I'm taking out a personal loan and home equity loan and maxxing my credit cards to buy silver if that actually happens.
>>61339145Silver will go to $200 before it goes back to $12. Cap this.
>>61339152Well, yeah. I'm just irritating the bot.Every time someone mentions cashing out a retirement account or taking a loan for silver, it tends to freak out. And it's funny.
>>61339145Wrong,,,lmao you didn't buy at $12,,,,stacktards buy high sell low
Mein niggers, what do we think of copper? My schizoid mother got me into buying silver 4 years ago and is now saying I need to start stacking copper. She’s more of a “a blind squirrel finding a nut” of person, but I can sort of intuit why copper could make major price moves as well.
>>61339152Yep, stackturd know the future but didn't buy at $12,,,,why is that moron?
>>61339291i been thinking about it, but just for keksnone of the bullion i've seen speaks to me tho and i wouldnt be able to fondle cause i dont like the stinky.maybe collect some pre82 pennies if you can, i dont have a ton but an okay amount. if for whatever reason things go back to a trimetal system you'll have something there. not sure if copper would ever moon otherwise but maybe another anon knows more
>>61339291it's a commodity. In third world countries, stealing copper is very, very common. They melt it or sell it "as is". In places with rampaging inflation, copper maintains its value. It will skyrocket eventually, just like, I don't know, tuna cans. However, both silver and gold are miles ahead, liquidity wise. I'd just keep on stacking gold and silver until you can't.
Bitcoin is dumping, all my retard normie friends told me to buy 1 year ago, they called me crazy for buying shiny rocks. Revenge will be mine
>>61339401>having normalfags for friends>telling them you buy shiniesshiggy
>>61337631I come here everyday just to see the new Shanghai numbers. Thank you, anon. Please keep it up!
Pokemon investing general /pig/>>61339341>>61339341>>61339341
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>>61339474Off is the direction in which you should most expeditiously fuck.
>>61339487>>61339479This is cope
>>61339502Collectibles are never a good long term investment.And this is precious metals general. We don't do cardboard here. But, if you have some PM pokemon cards to share pics of, that would be cool.Not my pic, just an example.
Bitcoin is dumping, all my retard normie friends told me to buy 15 year ago, they called me crazy for buying shiny rocks. GENERATIONAL POVERTY will be mine
Just encountered something real odd while unpacking a bunch of ottoman coins. All coins were legit (but low value anyway) but for this one. Supposed to be 20 kuruş Abdul Mejid 1255AH (1854) but it's obvious from the look of it it's been a poorly made cast (and even more poorly polished).But while i wouldn't have been surprised with a normal fake, this one is weird since it's made out of.. silver, contrary to common metal alloys. Lighter (18.3g instead of 23.5g), same diameter but 2mm thick instead of 2.3 (what's where the counterfeiters make their margin).So to me it looks like a "money" counterfeit, not a numismatic one, meaning it's most likely from this period and not a modern one.Couldn't find much infos about period's fakes 20 kurus, the original is not a coin with much numismatic value to begin with, not sought after but quite rare mintage wise still. I'm wondering if this silver counterfeit could be worth something to the right collector, beyond it's silver weight?Fake kurus in tin/copper alloy aren't rare, already encountered somes myself, but a silver fake, that's a first for me. I mean, in both cases it was death penalty if you were caught counterfeiting ottoman coinage, so why bother trying to gain 5gr with a lighter silver fake, rather than the entire 24gr with base metals?
>>61339746
just picked up 3.5toz of silver for 100 bucks at a yardsale.Are colored 2001 ASEs worth anything besides weight?
>>61339817>Are colored 2001 ASEs worth anything besides weight?Weight, unless you can convince someone that they're worth even more...
>>61339815Quite weird isn't it?The more i look at it, the more absurd the quality is, not a single star is made the correct way kek.Actually it's so poorly done i start to doubt it's from counterfeiters. Nobody is *this* bad at their job.Could it be an ancient fantasy cast from a weirdo or something along this line?
finally. patience
>>61339884Pmg has a history of getting scammed, not only retard rocks, on teaspoons, ashtrays and frog rounds,,,,,welcome to the club you finally lost your scam virginity
>>61339862that is what i figured. I picked up 3 colored eagles. and one commemorative 1/2toz silver coin for ww2.
>>61339912>welcome to the club you finally lost your scam virginityYou talkin' to frogbro, IQ you hurt me right in the feefees, we've posted alongside for years and that's how you treat me? Like a newcomer? I was already getting scammed years before you showed up you little peruvian upstart!
>>61339917For $100 that's an amazing deal. They basically let themselves get ripped off lol.
>>61339980>when boomies are getting so old they don't even know what they got anymoreoldness truly is a terrible curse
>>61340011They could just be that ignorant. Ask anyone on the street what 'spot price' means and only a small fraction would know.The sellers probably thought they ripped off the anon who bought them.>he gave us $100 for $3 worth of painted coins?! Is he developmentally delayed? Well at least he seemed happy
yeah boomer yard sales are always worth checkin out for silver
>>61339128>damn you're new like dont even know online dealers new.Yeah, I'm super new to all of this, but I just know that I want to buy some and learn what i need to to buy it intelligently.Been planning on it for a long time, like I said, but now's as good a time as ever to learn what I need to to invest.Been investing in stocks for a while but given the current market, it makes me worried, and I want to learn for investing in precious metals.>sdbullion, jmbullion, boldpreciousmetals, silvergoldbull, and apmex are all online dealers i've personally used and so have many other anons, they're reputable whatever you buy from themAlright, I'll check those out.>the 1/4 deal at bold are 75 over at the cost of being king cucks coronation series and having his ugly mug on em, but if you dont care then thats technically the best deal of all the dealers i listed, but i wouldnt buy it for purely aesthetic reasons and im almost all in silver anyways, if you only care about weight then its goodThose actually being that cheap is a super good deal and I think I might wanna go for it.I don't care much about the look so much as I just care about buying them as cheaply and legit as possible.Anyway thanks for the help, any good resources for getting into this shit in general?Frankly autistic forum posts are my number one source of information given google's been completely raped beyond belief.
>-35K in 1 monthyup it's bear winter time. Wonder how many cryptobros will throw the towel and join our ranks during this winter?
Hi /pmg/, I want to buy gold to knock out credit card sign up bonuses without actually spending money. I've seen a lot of people recommending Costco for this but I'm curious if anyone here has experience trying this out
>>61340254i'll post some screencaps, im not really an expert myself just a "have fiat, buy rocks" kinda guy since i dont like to gamble and as such just learned from lurking, these days not as much of the fundamentals get talked about, not like 2-3 years ago so image dumps are a good way to get up to speed>given google's been completely raped beyond beliefkinda always was, i only use it to find ncbi or pubmed papers and even then i have to be extremely specific with search params
Time to back up the truck and get yer cheapies lads!Niggers slammed it below $50, but this was 100% predicted, and posted to /pmg/. This is just part of how those jewniggers roll. They always print to infinity.>NYSE monthly option expiration next Friday, the 21st.>Comex monthly option expiration Monday, the 24th.>Dec25 Comex contracts off the board and into "delivery" Wednesday, the 26th.>Yes, breakouts to new ATHs in gold and silver are coming...but likely not until after these events.https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1988648245590126597
>>61340343The ball keeps being pulled farther underwater...Or it's like a slingshot that can have more and more rubber band added...That energy has to be released at some point
>>61340310never done myself but i think costco is the only one that does a rebate thing, maybe walmart too>inb4 same thingsort of but I'd trust a piece from costco before walmart, which doesnt say much. other wise see >>61339128for online dealers if you dont care about the rebate thing
>>61340343>they had to short a years worth of production just to tamp 3 days agowonder how much this one will cost
>>61340377>The ball keeps being pulled farther underwater...Yes. The wall (or end of the rope) comes fast when COMEX/LBMA run dry.People should not be expecting any dips after that happens. Silver will likely do all time highs and never look back. We won't hit triple digit, but it will be in sight. 2026 is the year.
>>61340428>how much this one will cost>runs out of fiat>silver price shines throughWe win>prints fiat into oblivion>silver price shines throughWe winWe can't lose with silver. It's only a matter of time.
>>61340428>wonder how much this one will costThere was definitely a sting. Implicit in all this naked short selling is that they know the US Government will ultimately bail them out when it blows up in their face. Either by force majeure or because they're too (((big))) to fail.
>>61340458>We can't lose with silver. It's only a matter of time.Finally, we find ourselves in a position of heads we win, tails they lose.
>>61340458oh im well aware just wonderment at how much future production they can actually afford to dumpconsidering the rate of recovery>>61340467extra funny when the last ten minutes of the live chart has been watching the price struggle to stay under 50
>>61340539*price recovery>>61340254pic related is production numbers from a couple years ago, its worse now
>>61340337>>61340387>>61340428>>61340485>>61340561Ok so the rundown is "Everything other than physically holding the commodity in your hand is fake and gay" and "Precious metals are undervalued due to the fiat system"*puffs opium pipe sensibly*WunderbarIn terms of buying shit, anything else I should know about dealers other than wanting to get something as close to spot price as possible?Sorry for asking for this much spoonfeeding, it's not as easy with /tea/ on ck where there's a big fuckin rentry covering all bases.Anyways, have about 4,500 to spend right now, likely going to spend it on an ounce of gold and a few hundred dollars worth of silver.
>>61340592>Everything other than physically holding the commodity in your hand is fake and gay
>Gold coins are valuable because, uh..., gold is shinyNo. The historical value of gold coins when they were legal tender was due to their ability to pay taxes. If the metallic value exceeded its fiduciary value then they would be melted down and fall out of circulation. They were tokens issued by a sovereign, recognised as a means of paying a debt to the sovereign. A more advanced tally stick in which the metallic content functioned as an anti-counterfeiting method.If the king wanted to march his army to invade another country, he needed to convert the economy to feeding the army. This was achieved by issuing a tax and paying the army with his token. The soldiers had the token (a gold coin, stamped with the sovereign's face), the citizens needed to acquire the token to pay the tax, thus the citizens needed to sell food to the army. Taxes create markets and the demand for coins, their value did not derive from the metallic content.You cannot eat gold. Once the nation state has collapsed its unique physical properties (high thermal and electrical conductivity, resistance to tarnishing, malleability, etc) will be useless to you. More useful materials like steel and copper will be in high demand to be put to productive endeavours, while no one will want your shiny yellow trinkets.
>>61340592>likely going to spend it on an ounce of goldPersonally, I'd go with 4, 0.25toz gold pieces. Easier to part with one and keep the other 3 than it would be to need change for a whole ounce. But that's just me.
>>61340592>Ok so the rundown is "Everything other than physically holding the commodity in your hand is fake and gay" and "Precious metals are undervalued due to the fiat system"
>>61340623That's why earlier I was considering those gay little 1 gram bars in a 25 pack but getting those definitely seems like the better choice.I just meant an ounce's worth of gold, however it's divided
>>61340621>You cannot eat goldActually I can. You can't eat bitcoin or modern stocks. You could eat paper stocks though... meh pooping out gold seems more pleasurable.
I live in a state where gold is legal tender. If I go to a restaurant, order food, eat it, and then give them the bill's worth of gold by weight, do they have any legal case against me? I already ate the damn food, incurred a debt, and now I am paying the debt with legal tender currency
>>61340621Yeah retard let me buy 100,000 tons of steel and put it in my garage that's far more feasible
>>61340621cool story, kikethe only thing worthless is your paper money
>>61340623Which 1/4 oz coins could you recommend he get?
>>61335876It doesn't mean anything, I don't know what that retard is thinking.You can divide any amount of something among any amount of people.Why can you divide 1 oz among 6B people but can only divide 400 oz among 82M???
>>61340658Gold is gold, but I live in the US and bought 4, 0.25toz AGEs years ago.I have some gold, but my PM spending is 100% in silver these days.
>>61340621lol
>>61340621>No. The historical value of gold coins when they were legal tender was due to their ability to pay taxes.why did they choose gold (and also silver), of all possible materials, to have that special ability?
>>61340621The market decides what money is and the market has also always valued gold regardless of what authority says. Kings didn't force anyone to use gold or silver, they only adopted it because they didn't have to resources to enforce another type of currency. The U.S. has the ability to enforce that, but once that ability fades away, the dollar becomes worthless but gold still has value. Gold didn't become money because someone said so. It became money, because people tried other ways, and they all failed.
>>61340681They didn't. Paper money dates back to 7th century China. Ancient Greece and Rome issued copper and bronze coin.
>>61340539>extra funny when the last ten minutes of the live chart has been watching the price struggle to stay under 50For NY hours, and immediately after, they tend to slam, then in overnight trading it pops back up.We can expect at least another week of this bullshit (and cheapies) until the 26th. That's likely the best window of opportunity for people to stack before it blows up to $60.
>>61340658>>61340672gentlemen you guys know a bit more about this than me, what's your take on the stability of current pricing? given a lot of world economic uncertainty it seems like a good move, but I'm still hesitant.Still gearing up to buy these, filling out the wiring stuff right now.
>>61340742If the market decides what money is, then the market has emphatically decided that presently money is bank deposits and state-issued fiat, and in black markets crypto, not gold.
>>61340805Also I am aware of how stupid it is of me to be investing in terms of a vibe rather than actually knowing what i'm doinghoweverI also don't care and I think this is the best thing to do
>>61340592lol, yeh pretty muchjust stick to dealers you have good experiences with, check listings of others that get mentioned around her like monument metals (forgot that one) but otherwise sounds like a good start
>>61340817The other anon linked bold precious metals, they're the one i'm ordering from atmAre they reliable? What's your take?
>>61340808sure, that is why fiat loses purchasing power at an alarming rate and central banks are purchasing large quantities of gold. I'm sure they are stupid.
>>61340805>what's your take on the stability of current pricing?As a wise anon once said:>Well, it's either going to pump, dump or crab from here on. That's for certain.We don't know. I used to have a wishlist of what I wanted to buy gold wise when it was under $2k/toz... yeah I'm out of the buying gold space lol.
>>61340855So should I actually go through with buying it or wait things out?I'm aware of how nebulous and subjective this question is but it's not exactly an easy financial decision so I just want as much input as possible
>>61340840Odd, I didn't think gold bugs typically considered central banks as paragons of rationality. Regardless, there may be good reasons to buy gold, but it is not money.
Gold, guns, girls
>>61340805I don't think ASE are a bad suggestion. If I was looking for 4 of them right now, I'd probably do like 2 ASE, and a couple of the cheaper Canadian coins, but I could see just wanting ASE too. I just like having an assortment of different coins.
>>61340870you sound like you're buying to swing trade.when buying gold you just forget about it. It's what I did at 1200 and what I'd do if I bought at the peak a few weeks ago. time goes on and it has always proven "cheap" in retrospect.
>>61340828yeah they're great and usually have the best prices in my experience
>>61340805>given a lot of world economic uncertainty it seems like a good move, but I'm still hesitant.Physical precious metals aren't a speculative investment. They are money that you buy and hold. With gold and silver blowing through their all time highs, while the dollar has the least purchasing power in history, do the math.The only real consideration is: Are there other speculative investments that might offer a significantly better return than just holding precious metals.Not according to Michael Burry, David Bateman or even Warren Buffet, who pulled nearly all his money out of equities.You don't have to commit right now. You can wait until gold/silver hit new all time highs and come back and ask us again later.Will there be a dip between now and then? Possibly, but the market is a fickle girl, and many a day trader has died on the pickets of her capricious moods.Long term, the dollar approaches zero and precious metals priced in dollars approaches infinity.>The 7-Stage Cycle: How Every Reserve Currency Collapses (Dollar = Stage 5)https://youtu.be/vYJri1eNRyc
>>61340878I don't know where you got that idea. Central banks are evil, not stupid. They absoutely know the value of gold but it's way more profitable (both politically and financially) to have the world run on monopoly currency rather than finite resources.
>>61340621>pretending to not be historically illiterate>madmax fud>"no one will want your shiny yellow trinkets">using a woman who isnt even worth a merc to nag /pmg/lollmao
>>61340878gold and silver are moneyyou're just brainwashed
>>61340870Personally, I'd go 100% in on silver. More potential for gains than gold.But, having some gold and silver in your stack is good diversification.
>>61340870You should write down the reasons you are purchasing precious metals, then see if the current price is attractive enough versus those reasons. If they are, then you buy.For some, its an investment intended to turn a profit. Maybe the current price is too high for that.For others, its a hedge against bad times or perhaps the End of the Dollar as we know it. In that case, buying at any price is justified.For others, they just like to collect stuff.Ask yourself what you want to get out of it, then identify whether it is gold, silver, or a combination of both that give that to you. Moreover, identify the types of gold and silver that give you want you're after. Collectors go after all sorts of stuff (from historic coins to memes). Investors might strictly go for the easiest to flip bullion. TEOTWAKI types might get a good mix of gold and silver to allow themselves wiggle room in whether to trade silver/gold for goods/services/fiat.I'll give you my example. I was after a place to store excess fiat value without actually holding fiat. So first I got gold, but then realized silver was underappreciated and managed to start buying right before the recent rips. My goal has been to stack silver/gold in enough quantity that if I liquidated it, it would provide me roughly 6 months of full living expenses. I'm not after investing so much as assurance that I am protected from bad times.
>>61340894Alright, makes sense.I'm going with the 2023 'raped british king' ones because at the moment they're cheapestI don't particularly care about aesthetics>>61340895>you sound like you're buying to swing trade.I know it sounds like it but it's mostly just anxiety.I'm aware that the price, even if it crashes, is gonna be way higher in the futureI'm AWARE of that, but i'm just afraid of buying now at the peak. Frankly I've known for a while I want to buy gold, but such a big portion of my savings going into it makes me want a bit of reassurance.>>61340906This is also reassuring. I just fear buying too soon, but like said earlier, I guess it's also a matter of >Will there be a dip between now and then? Possibly, but the market is a fickle girland how the only real loss is being able to buy less than i could've short term.>>61340935Reading up a bit more actually is making me think I might get 3/4ths of an oz of gold and put the rest of the ~1500 into silver.
>>61339884I really don't know.It's something odd though
>>61340934>>61340878As a wise man once said, gold is not only money, it is the only money the world has ever known
>>61340936I guess for me it's a matter of wanting something that's safer than speculative investments that's going to hold value long term even if there isn't much growthSo I guess the "hedge against bad times" part is applicable to me.I've been planning to for a couple of years, but out of a fear of spending too much money and not having much in terms of savings at the time I didn't pull the trigger.Now I'm seeing the huge increases and inflation and thinking "I might just want to pull the trigger since the current value crashing won't matter to me much anyways if I don't intend to sell this for a very, very long time"
>>61340951>3/4ths of an oz of gold and put the rest of the ~1500 into silverI was thinking the same thing.
>>61340982>guess for me it's a matter of wanting something that's safer than speculative investments that's going to hold value long termNothing on earth has proven a better store of value than gold. Silver will eventually shine, but it is currently highly undervalued, which is why silver a better buy for a given amount of fiat.
>>61340982Very good reason to get some then. Now its a matter of researching what's on the market, what works for you (like if you are American, then official coins have some advantages. Canadians might buy maple leafs whereas Americans might buy buffalo or eagles).I will say, you will feel all sorts of ways about it, but the first moment you hold YOUR coins in your own hand there is a switch that will be thrown that you can never undo. I thought I would hold my gold coin and say "eh, its some gold". Instead I realized exactly why everyone had been so hard into collecting or stacking. Its an itch.
Here's the pic for the next /pmg/ thread. Yes, it's a real coin from the Cook Islands.
>>61340828like >>61340897 says, most of my silver i got from them, they have some of the best deals outside of at spot and are usually pretty quick to ship tho i live same state as them so, one thing to bear in mind is in a period of high demand the shipping can get delayed but it will get shipped eventually.>>61340870and like >>61340895 and >>61340906says you buy and then sit, its a store of wealth first and foremost whatever value you lock in by buying will remain valuable and in an economic crisis may increase in valuei've bought tubes of silver before pretty hefty tamps and while it feels a bit bad that was back when the high was 35, does missing a brief window of slightly cheaper price then really matter to me now, less than a year later? course not. its part of why i buy without looking at charts and just aim for closest to spot>>61340982and not that i want you to fomo, but you're well aware they can and will print paper to oblivion. they cant do that to PMsjust put what you can afford into it and dont stress about the charts values locked in. another example, i bought about 1600 in junk silver from a lcs when the price was 50, about a week before the run up to 54 and then it got tamped back down below that, and they struggled to do that and have been struggling to maintain it ever since. any tamp to either gold or silver that happens after you buy is always going to be temporary.
what would a central bank even do with gold. their job is to print monopoly money and manage the supply of said monopoly money
>>61340912>>61340742>[central banks] have the world run on monopoly currency rather than finite resources>The market decides what money is and the market has also always valued gold regardless of what authority saysI do appreciate that you're different posters, but I need to have a consistent position to argue against.It does appear that your world-view necessitates a conspiracy keeping gold/silver down, since otherwise you would have to abandon one of the following positions:1. The market decides what money is2. Gold is moneyIt's no surprise that your world-view is conducive to the kind of ugly antisemitism ITT: >>61340650 >>61340817 >>61339884 as you need to posit an evil shadowy cabal to maintain the contradiction.At this point, the claim reduces to "gold is secretly suppressed by a cabal". It's not possible to refute this beyond pointing it out; it's an absurd, unfalsifiable belief, not an argument.
>>61341004The more i'm reading about gold the more I'm thinking you guys are rightBesides, buying silver is good since it means I'm hedging my bets against gold's price being so erratic right now, I think.I'm no mathematician but having a larger stockpile of that seems like a good idea, but I do want gold as well.>>61341046I'm probably going to buy some of the stuff that's super close to spot at the moment, there was a buffalo coin on bold that's only 2 dollars above spot which seems like a pretty insane price. Also there's some gimmicky aztec death god ones. might grab a couple of those too.https://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/product/1026/silver-1-oz-buffalo-roundhttps://www.boldpreciousmetals.com/product/4846/10-oz-eagle-silver-bar-poured-cnt-mintingThese are the ones I'm looking at right now.>>61341073That all makes sense. A buddy of mine tells me all the time about "dollar cost averaging", so I suppose I should have the same thinking here.Anyways, thank you, gentlemenThe advice is GREATLY appreciated. Will buy 3 quarter ounce coins now and spend the remaining money on silver.
>>61341067>Cook Islands outdoing almost all guvmintsgrimi want one but like meme coins i'd probably get too attached >>61341077good question for all the central banks buying literal tons, im sure they'd tell you if you just call them up and ask, but heres just one of the cases
>ugly antisemitismlolLMAO even
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>>61341112Don't forget to pay with cash/check/ACH or you're getting absolutely dicked.
>>61341067>>61341119Here's another pic. Imagine all money looking this good.
>>61341196Already counting on it, also i've decided on a new plan rather than going in all at onceAlready have the money set aside, so I think i'm going to buy a few silver coins over the course of the next few weeks and wait and see what happens with the gold market
>>61341189All the litigious scheming, financial trickery, and academic word salad in the world will not save you from the ovens.
>>61341199>OH FUCK MUH DICKWHY HAVEN'T IVE SEEN THESE BEFORE?????
>>61341199>>61341256kek>>61341232why they bother trying to outright defend them on an imageboard of all places is genuinely bafflingalso we'll need a new bake soon, not from me, i will in all likelihood fuck it up
>>61341081there is no inconsistency, you're just wielding a false dichotomy. Gold can be money and it can be willingly suppressed through malicious practice, like the manipulation through the paper market. It can be more profitable to have an infinite currency to print more of in case you want to, for example, wage war. The expenses can be passed on the people that is further away from currency creation.Moreover, having a permanently increasing tax through inflation, allows those who print curreny (central banks) to siphon wealth upwards. Since currency can only be created through debt, and its repayment done via even more debt, the system is intentionally doomed from the start. When it does, it invariably resets taking another measure as a standard. In the case of national currencies, there are many cases when the usd was used a standard. Resetting to gold has been very common, as well. The usd has been the global reserve currency for a long time, what would happen when the usd fails? Yes, gold. That's why central banks are buying it, they are only reading the message on the walls they themselves put there.
>>61341322>blaming it on the poor hardworking moneylendershey bro, cool it with the antisemitism, he might report you to the ADL
>>61341119>Cook Islands outdoing almost all guvmintsIf America did it, it would feature an obese black female twerking. Canada would feature a pajeeta with a bindi.We live in one of the worst timelines in history.
Indonesia is the 8th largest producer of gold in the world with 140 tons annually.>Indonesia is doing a "Soft Nationalization" of their Gold. Imposing new Taxes on all kinds of Gold leaving the country. Nearly 4% of the global mine production of Gold is now STUCK in Indonesia.>This is not very well understood yet...https://x.com/JoshPhilipPhair/status/1990470343254069522
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLFWt8Tatb4
>>61341532based indonesia, shame whats gonna happen to whoever made this decision tho>bloody ghaddafi.png>Image limit reached.this is my fault, im not sorry
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