Majestic Harambe Edition>Why precious metals?https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiI https://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_A https://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/ZCL6FKQZyoM [Open]https://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/3mg9YcAShTo https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY https://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-khttps://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-databasePrevious Thread: >>61487029
first for boobies
>>61488384based boobies enjoyers
If the ~356:1 imbalance holds and paper shorts are forced to cover with physical (or equivalent), the "fair" physical price could theoretically jump to current spot (~$62) multiplied by the ratio: $62 × 356 ≈ $22,072 per ounce. Even at the more conservative 300:1 ratio, that's ~$18,600—still well over $20k.Also sorry for the sideways Harambe
>>61488401>that's ~$18,600—still well over $20k.uh,.. I don't understand this math
I can buy again this week, I got my eye on some 1927 florins.https://en.numista.com/12501
>>61488420That was grok it switches shit around on me too
“Collectible” PMs are a jewish scam
>>61488401Assuming that real estate doesn't also moon in nominal terms (which it won't so long as we can keep deporting people), that means ~200ozt would be enough for a house in most places. Stack accordingly.
>>61488501But i LOVE the peace dollat
>>61488519They’re fucking gay, you have to hock them on eBay if you actually want to see a premium, take any collectible Donald Duck shit silver coin to a dealer and they’ll just give you spot price. Fuck collectors and collectibles, give me the ugliest cheapest pure silver thanks.
>>61488519Ignore that cunt he just wants you to drain the comex. Buy what you like and ignore figger naggets.
Data Point to consider:I had 1kg of junk silver I wanted to rid myself off (jewelry mostly) as it looks trashy.I visited two local shops that I have good standing with, one antique focused and one just a junk buyer.I sense both are turning bearish. We were all bullish 3 months ago, it was easy to unload, hard to buy, we all were hyped. Now I sense fear, harder negotiation. I sold pretty much at spot to the junk vendor. The antique dealer doubted being able to sell anything for simply aesthetics at these prices and did not want to buy in even at spot. The junk guy took a bit more of a risk and I got rid of everything except a few soviet silver medals he did not want to pay anything extra for.Good news is that I most likely made 600% on my little junk bag because I bought a lot of it cheaply back in the day. I might regret this and see silver climb higher, but I think now is a good time to trim fat and take a bit of profit to maybe save for a future dip.
Y'all mother fuckers better not be handling money on the Sabbath in there!
>>61488523I dont want to hock then for a premium. If want to collect them for under their melt value I then look at them periodically and think of how awesome they will be during ze apocalypse. Picrel is like staring into my future stress induced concubine
>>61488519I also like old silver coins but i try to get them at spot price and i use this tool to run numbers. Have fun stacking.https://www.silver-calculator.com/
>>61488400Hello m'lady, I'm somewhat of a frog myself *BRAAAAAPPPP* *BUUUUUURRRRP*
>>61488540I have been getting them way under spot. I just acquired 800 mercury and 200 quarters.
>>61488543Nice. Aussie coin shops are to jewish to sell under spot.
>>61488526Cool story bro.
>>61488486How can you stand AI, I use something on my android phone sometimes but it's fucking stupid, drags on about shit I never asked for and gives false information and tries to act "human" I just end up raging on it. Spending a good 5 minutes berating it. Then I do a simple google search and instantly find what I was looking for. AI to me is fucking useless. What exactly can it help with?
Hold strong Stay alertKeep a clear headremember. our enemies are in power
In terms of ruthenium/gold partially/fully plated silver coins - would they likely be with less considering their 'impurities' in a financial collapse scenario, or might the 'silver is silver' view still apply?
>>61488640Worth, not with.
>>61488590Grok is by far the best. The others don't even compare at all. It's good for hypothetical scenarios and rote memorization stuff. It still hesitates when talking about the chicken swingers though.But I do think silver will give way, well beyond into 5 digit territory if the paper markets crash. Which they will. So it is only a matter of time. 4 digit silver will shock everyone but 5 digit silver is the end game. A few distractions later whether it be war or economic crashes. Or hell even a full hyperinflation event will make silver exceed even the biggest bulls' expectations.
>>61488519Same
>>61488590GenAI is good if you treat it like an autistic man in his undergraduate college student years.>research assistance for complex queries, especially if you tell it to show its work and punish it for lying>small scale coding tasks>language creation both human and computer>drawing engineering diagrams>drawing pornThis is why the people most excited about AI are college professors, college students who don't actually care about the material, managers of computer programming teams, and gooners.
>>61488654
I told you.
Wow, I wouldn't have guessed it would have been him with the top pop. Damn, does that look amazing.
sold a pre-82 penny for 10 bucks the other day, how good was my return?
>>61488791I still find wheat pennies from way back from time to time metal detecting. 10 is pretty good for pre 82. I also find silver if you can believe that. Lots of old mining towns had festivals near creeks
>>61488519Me too.
>>61488590I wanted to know how much is spent on AI data centers per year, the estimate for AI data centers total spending up to 2030, and the GPU market in 2030. It was easier than googling it and reading through all that slop.And for anyone who's wondering, 500 billion for data centers this year, an estimated 7 trillion total by 2030, and a 237 billion worldwide GPU market.So anyways, that was my niche use case and it was just a way to see how fucked we are and how a crash is inevitable. It also says we get an AI bubble correction of 35% in 2026.
>>61488723What a beautiful picture. Cant wait for my first order to be delivered. I will post it here. Anyway, sometimes this community is wholesome
>>61488523>NOOOOOO HOW WILL YOU SELL?????I am literally never ever selling 100% of my stack, I'll always hold some of it even if silver goes to 100,000 an ounce, so I don't sell off the collectibles and I sell off the generic bullion when it moons, and then sell the collectibles in peacetime after - or don't sell them, and just keep them because I bought them for fun.Is there a single anon anywhere planning on selling 100% of his stack? I've never heard of one besides that retard that wants to use it to buy one (1) singular house.
>>61488850Yeah i got some nooms i'll get burried with my ashes. Let the next retard find them in 500years
I got rich by buying silver
>>61488816>I also find silver if you can believe that.I don’t. I’ve personally found more silver in purchase change than metal detecting, but I’ve also been a consumer longer than a treasure hunter.
>>61488489>What literally happens if they won't buy everyone’s metal?You stay broke,,,,lmao
>>61488850>Is there a single anon anywhere planning on not losing 100% on his stack?Lmao these financial incels don't know how dumb they sound
Gold was cheap in 2020
>>61488892$180 break even,,,,,, lmao and everyone cheered as he bragged Dumbest of the rocktards
>>61488925Your fantasy isn't compatible with reality.
Reminder I bullied this retard into changing his larp name by posting chocolate coins.
>>61488489COMEX actually doesn't have to pay out and can just refuse - they play hardball first and then do this.>So uhhh, what does this do though, they can just refuse deliveryYeah. But their paper silver is used to determine spot price of ALL silver, and this would essentially make the paper silver market irrelevant, immediate price discovery.
>>61488850I never said anything about 100%, I just hate the fact that I have to oversell a 1oz round just because it has mickey mouse penis on it, it’s dumb and gay.
>>61488940And also, if you can't get comex bars nobody can, not jewelers, not people who make silver shot / powder that jewelers use, not industry, nobody. The thing about them not being able to deliver is that industries will also not be getting what they need, they'll have to go to the retail market. So imagine suddenly the entirety of industry going to LCS's and buying coins.>>61488942>It's dumb and gay!Then uhhhh, don't buy the thing you don't like?I paid more for coins with little hummingbirds on them because I liked them.
>>61488946It wasn’t bought though, it was traded. That’s why I’m complaining. Imagine showing up to an ancient onions juice stand and instead of someone handing you a regular coin it was silver in the shape of buttplug.
>>61488956then good, you don't have to oversell it if you just traded for it like it was a generic.
>>61488956I'll trade you that Satanic silver coin for a mickey boner round
>>61488959But the premium still exists though because someone out there WILL overpay for mickey penis so now I have to do extra work
>>61488964You don't though, you got it for a normal price (trade) as generic so you could just trade it as generic. You don't have to do anything extra, in fact you could just throw it on the ground and leave it there and nobody would shoot you for it.
>>61488964C'mon, a silver coin with a John Dee style seal of solomon (read: satanic sigil) must be worth something, right?
>>61488372>"Oh look at me! I'm /PMG/ i'm gonna be rich!" - /Pmg/
>>61488839I ask it simple questions and it gets it wrong every time. How do you know anything of what the AI says is correct? Maybe it's the opinion of one dude from a blog or whatever. Mine can't even get the pizzeria opening hours right. I never trust anything an AI says
>>61488985Yeah basicallyEveryone remember to tithe when you make it
>>61488921>Gold was cheap in 2020I could have bought more
>>61488946>I paid more for coins with little hummingbirds on them because I liked them.Based coinnoisseur (misspelling intentional)
>>61489014It's sad how poor baggies are,,,,lmao I told y'all, get a job, start a business or invest better
>>61488959And also, if you can't sell comex bars nobody can, not jewelers, not people who make silver shot / powder that jewelers use, not industry, nobody. The thing about them not wanting to buy rocks is that industries will be getting what they need at $3.50, they'll have to go to the retail market. So imagine suddenly the entirety of industry going to LCS's and selling coins for nothing.
>doomers are still complaining about prices>we're literally at over a 100% profit if you've been stacking even just for the last couple yearsKeep stacking, keep holding
>>61488543I bought 500 roosevelt dimes last night for 1,650! 33x face value!
>>61489058>roosevelt dimesI mean... silver is silver I guess...
>>61488372>>61487482
The two brits on the bottom left are pig privys
>>61489076Based stack.
>>61489076You need some 90% for blowjobs
>>61489108That's it?
There is a fucking ridiculous number of precious metals threads on the catalogue right now. I feel like I'm standing in a top floor of Tower 2 and it's 9:57 am.
>>61489125lollmao, even
had a vivid dream last night that I awoke 2 hours after market open to see it had shot up to $66 inshallah it will come true screenshot this
>>61489126I only post on /pmg/ but I'm glad to hear everyone else is panicking.
>>61489134Why are you using cameljockey speak?
>>61489134I hope it goes down to 50 this week. I want my cheapies
>>61489141Those days are gone brother
>>61489125Who actually posts their whole stack? I haven't even posted my entire stack.
>>61489146In more ways than 1. My state (WA) is about to start charging sales tax on PMs. This is new.I've got a comfy stack, so I guess it's time to quit. One more purchase before the year's end, but they're not yet available...
How far we going this week?
>>61489148Fair enough.>>61489154A gajillion dollars
>>61489152I remember brother. I'm the anon wjo was schooling the other anon on why apmex was charging him tax. I came across the WA institution of sales and business tax on PMs in my reading. I asked if you minded me asking what state you were from. Long story short, I'm the anon that said WA was 'bout to tax shiny rocks. Bad juju. My state is currently contemplating turning PMs into a means to settle state liabilities (property taxes, fines if you're a darkie).
>>61489135Same more or less, but even being among kindred spirits in this thread I just have this sense that everything is just so OFF, but I can't properly articulate it. It's like what I imagine people in comas must feel like when they can hear everyone around them but can't respond. I don't have the knowledge or vocabulary to explain it all but everything just SMELLS right now, you know? Like,> isn't it weird that bitcoin simply sprang into existence immediately after the 2008 crash?> isn't it weird that so many people and governments are invested into this digital currency whose creator is still to this day unidentified?> isn't it weird that, based on the scant evidence available, the creator of bitcoin seems to be several Americans masquerading as one Japanese man?> isn't it weird that this "Satoshi," despite having had ample time to cash out at a substantial profit, yet has had the foresight not to do so across multiple price peaks?> isn't it weird that "his" personal bitcoin wallet is currently worth enough US dollars to substantially disrupt or collapse entire industries or national economies?> isn't it weird that the US dollar price of gold and silver have behaved so oddly, for so long, stagnating when by all means they should be much more valuable?And weirdest of all; why do we all just passively except this as "normal?" I can't think of any comparably massive mystery with such seismic potential consequences in history. It's like if Watergate's Deepthroat appeared in every single living room in America simultaneously one night, and everyone just tacitly agreed to pretend he's not there and not talk about him ever.
>>61489162Ah. Again, thanks for the heads-up.
>>61488972COMEX actually doesn't have to buy silver and can just refuse - they play hardball first and then do this.>So uhhh, what does this do though, they can just refuse deliveryYeah. Yeah they won't buy silver unless it's $3.50 But their paper silver is used to determine spot price of ALL silver, and this would essentially make the paper silver market irrelevant, immediate price discovery. $3.50 silver forever
>>61489171No worries. I'm sympathetic to frens trapped behind enemy lines. I'm origunially from the People's Democratic Republic of New York. I know what it's like. Took my family and made my escape the better part of a decade ago.
this must be platinum right? Unmarked, bit dirty. Left is 14k acid and right is actually for platinum, I guess it's similiar to 22k to 24k acid with some kind of dye
>>61489177>$3.50 silver foreverIf that happens I'm taking out every loan I can and backing my truck up for the delivery.You don't even own a vehicle, poorfag.
Day 86 of Mike posting every day until silver is $1,000
Giving one of these bars to a relative as a present. Feels bad seeing a family member be stackless this Christmas.
>>61489201A family that stacks together ends the fed together
>>61489184Lmao broke losers fantasize taking out a loan to buy retard rock
>>61489211Well I already cashed out 2 401ks to buy metals.You don't even have a car.
>>61489201Desperate to spread the ponzi scheme to ruin his family
>>61489223What gives crypto it's value?
>>61489165Almost like it was a way to lure people into accepting and wanting digital currencies, the whole agenda 2030 you will own nothing (digital currency) and be happy
My God lads, just look at it, no markings, no dents, just perfection.
>>61488946>>61489017People say not to buy collectibles but they forget that some people literally are collectors and they want unique pieces for their own enrichment. I'm one of these people as well. Love my 2 oz Kek coins
61489223>doesn't understand what a ponzi scheme is>uses the term anywayNever change iq. Never change. Your moronic, keyboard hammering in utter frustration brown claw screeds are always enough to get me chortling.
>>61489165
>>61489165>Why isn't everyone talking about thisBecause this type of stuff is waaay over the average person's head nowadays
>>61489211Comma comma comma comedian.You come and goooo.You come and go-oh-oh
>>61488540Coinapps is way better: http://coinapps.com/
>>61489201That's very generous of you!This is my present to my sister, who took me and my wife to see the traveling Van Gogh exhibit.
>>61489305>1pbtid>sketchy site
>>61489270>People saya lot of things. Sometimes useful. :)
>>61489222You don't have a 401k,,,, lmao
>>61488526How much do you want for the Soviet medals? Post pics
>>61488543From where?
>>61489334Boy George strikes again
>>61489334Well, I do have a few left actually.And because of your shitty attitude I think I'll cash another out for more silver in 2026.
why do you tards keep giving (You)s to the resident thread dalit. He lives off of them as sustenance.
>>61489285That's the thing though, I feel like I AM an average person. I have a sort of high IQ and a big cock but I'm mostly just a guy. I wage for a living, I make retarded decisions sometimes, I failed to sell the top of AMC, I have bad gas and my farts annoy my wife. I'm not extraordinary. Why is it that I'm in a small minority of people that's asking these questions? I don't want to be extraordinary because that would have very bad implications for most other people, and I have to share society with them no matter what.
>>61489401Yep, every reply lets that poo buy another cow pie to eat off the ground with his bare hands
>>61489378Ha, ha, ha, delicious. A classic. I also like to debunk internet Trolls, or infothrash posters. Internet, Telegram etc. is full of such junk people.They chicken out if confronted to show or argue facts. Similar like those "we wuz kingz", "Tartaria", "Apollo 20", "Q" or Qannon" nonsense, and you got it what I mean. Secret services (golems) in action to distract interested people from do the right thinking and then actions and instead get demotivated and step inthe darkness or grey. Well done with this pic, nice idea.
$75 by year end?
>>61489425Would Lynn Alden let you suck her off for a mercury dime?
>>61489401I want to call him a faggot so goddam much but I must restrain myself.
>try to make silver thread on /pol/>posting from your IP range is temporarily suspended due to abuseThis is it. It's coming. Prepare.
>>61489467Very antisemitic of you
>>61489467
>>61489467Just finished my third tube of silver maples and I have one more ounce to start a forth.This definitely puts me over 1000 ounces in total.
>>61489210I don't want much for Christmas, just want all of the jewish banking cartels to go insolvent.
>>61489269Looks so satisfying but alas, it's a fingerprint magnet.>>61489406Who can actually jagoff to this stuff? I'm content with my south american webcam MILFs, you can't AI generate that.
>>61489495Nice. Do you stack a little gold as well or just silver?
>>61489495Nice fren, wagmi
>>61489425Guy on the left fucks his silver, guy on the right fucks crypto-trannies. Let that sink in for a sex.
>>61489401>natural dietYes, it's natural diet of cow excrement and used condoms.
>>61489495About 20 ounces
>>61489310One of the rare moments colored silver is tasteful, and it's extra nice since it has meaning. Great gift photo-anon!>>61489462But, it's not even worth it! What do you get out of wasting your energy on this troll? It will be back next /pmg/ anyways and with an even dumber script.
he won't stop eating the bird feed
>>61489533Are they in season by you?
>>61489533damn, I missed a few opportunities this hunting season
>>61489510Females don’t “get” finance. Even just hearing the audio its suspect that a female gets finance like Alden does.
What happens when silver opens tonight? I say it goes straight to $64
One of the very few bullion dealers we have here in Ireland is running out of Silver lads, even with the rip off premiums.
>>61489537i think it's bow season still but gun is over
>>61489542>"Female"Excuse me anon, what the frick is wrong with you? Please get your eyes and ears checked.
>order 114 junk quarters from 3 different ebay resellers>1 shipped, 1 generated the label and 1 refunded me saying "sorry we ran out you can order more next week"So I'm not reordering from them and I ordered some 1toz bars from Stout instead.
>>61489545Korea is a big auto manufacturer and silver refiner. Go to Korea and melt silver into auto parts and then export it to Ireland since you have a free trade agreement with Korea.Once it’s in Ireland just melt it into hand poured bars of a famous brand. My whole country is full of smugglers so Canadians know all the tricks.
>>61489557You clearly don’t understand what i said. Earlier i asked: would Lynn Alden let you suck her off for a mercury dime - implying she has a penis (she does). The second comment was implying that females dont get finance and since “she” does then she should be suspect from the start.
why the fuck can't i find empty tubes for my collection on aliexpress
>>61488987>I never trust anything AI saysThere are certain topics that aren't even worth a google search and 1 minute of reading, so the AI summary works for these extremely simple things where it doesn't matter if you're right or wrong.
You get rich selling silver to depressed losers aka pmg,,,,,lmao y'all doing it backwards,,,,,,but thanks for helping me get 1200% gains in 2 years
>>61489510Why did Lyn think it was a good idea to post his midriff online? Did he not realize that showing off how fridge shaped his body is would only eliminate any remaining doubt that he's a tranny?
>>61489561Pic related was a gold smuggling bust that happened in Hong Kong.
>>61489571Who helped you with what?
>>61489574>gold smuggling bust that happened in Hong KongThat's the worst possible shape to shove up your own ass...
>>61489588Real smugglers send contraband disguised as legit shipments. I’m surprised that Europeans dont smuggling silver to evade the VAT.
>>61489593It was a joke, anon.
>>61489560I had something similar happen to me overnight. An offer I placed on a lot of dimes got accepted, the the seller messaged me saying he couldn't find where he put the dimes and cancelled the order.
>>61489563Cool, quit fantasizing about sucking tranny penis and post some metals.
>>61489606Like if it's a shop with a brick and mortar storefront and they sell out and can't fulfill eBay listings, okay I suppose...But some boomer in his basement clearing out old car parts and coins, like come on just sell me what I ordered.
>>61489606Im sure next week dealers will be closing and not selling until prices stabilize, wonder how long till unobtanium status except for industrial use
>>61489639Why would dealers stop buying? They make money on the spread. The price doesnt matter.
Lurked in /pmg/ a couple years ago, I wish I had more faith in precious metals back then and started stacking then. Could've easily have triple of my current stack size, but better late than never. It was in October that I admitted to myself about the suspicions I had on crypto and finally pulled the trigger.My silver stack ratio is 17.6 toz (bars) : 4.1 toz (rounds) : 1 toz (constitutional). My focus at this point is weight, and thus I've been considering to get more constitutional. It is more divisible, has history, and is under spot, but the .900 bothers me (no real logical reason, not like I'll sell to a refiner or anything). What would you try to accumulate more of?
>>61489645Why would they sell as its climbing 5% an hour when they can take a day off and make bank on inventory going up 20% then rolling that into their next order from suppliers, what would you do?
Oh no no no nohttps://youtu.be/Z_8khi_uSxc?si>>6148965690% is cheaper now
Im starting to buy silver. Are there certain coins I should be buying? I just want to buy a bunch of 2026 1oz maples
>>61489656I would buy more constitutional silver right now. You can still get it at around 33x face value if you know where to look (under 49 dollars per ounce of silver). Once the premiums for 90% silver coins come back you can then trade it in for pure silver rounds/bars. Even with sacrificing some of the coins for the trade you'll make out great.Now is the best time to buy 90% junk silver coins, since you can still get some way below melt. Just keep low balling new listings on eBay with offers and you'll make it
>>61489691If you're just getting into the game you need to focus on weight. You're late and time is running out. Get what you can find cheapest provided that it isn't a scam.
>>61489711Its at all time highs. If it dumps and crabs for the next 5 years you cant be surprised at all
>>61489719then why are you asking?
>>61489719>If it dumps and crabs for the next 5 years you cant be surprised at allIt would be a surprise for sure. We clearly can't pull it out of the ground fast enough. And these deficits may be understated too.
>>61489572Yep, absolutely disgusting, but that should be expected of cryptotards. >>61489656Unironically doing much better than 97% of the population (yes, I pulled that number out of my ass). Most silver or gold normies have is the odd jewelry or grandpa's coin collection. >>61489691Everyone, especially on forums like these have varying opinions. I will list my top coins (not bars, but those are good too) you should have in your arsenal:1. Coin of the realm (AKA if you're in the US, you should have at least a tenth of your stack be Eagles, Canadian? maples, UK? Britannia2. Maples, from my research these seem to be desired everywhere.3. A tube of a good buffalo round design from a reputable mint. Elemental, GSM, Asahi for example, these are your main divisible coins.4. Junk, and make it your mission to get junk that is instantly recognizable as THAT junk silver. So I'd stay away from Washingtons, FagDR dimes, kennedy's and anything that is 40%.Just my 2 ¢
>>61489723I asked what are good coins to buy i didnt ask if the price of silver will continue going up
>>61489732Better option,,, don't have a stack,,,, lmao y'all poor because you bought rocks
>>61489737theyre all silver. Like you said, it may go down so buy what you like personally to lessen the blow.
>>61489719I'm not a fortune teller, but the two largest navies in human history and currently positioning themselves to blow eachother up in the very near future. Both countries are in extreme debt well into the trillions, with both economies intertwined like conjoined twins. Which is to say, we are not living in an era of normalcy. *Something* is about to happen. No one knows what that something is, but it is obvious that the trends that got us to this point will not hold. Objectively, time is running out.
>>61489744>don't have a stackIf you post a pic of your hand with a timestamp, I'll sell my entire stack tomorrow.
>>61489755>*Something* is about to happen. No one knows what that something is, but it is obvious that the trends that got us to this point will not hold. Objectively, time is running outThe slow burn we've all been seeing feels like it's starting to burn a little faster.
>>61489755Nothing ever happens. Most of my capital will remain the stock market
>>61489776>Most of my capital will remain the stock marketLolLmao even
>>61489776this is like entering a thread about fine dining and telling everyone you like to eat dog poop
>>61489776>Nothing ever happens.I understand this mindset, I often share it - Chudjak lives rent-free in my mind, too. But we have to be smart enough to remember that, every once in a while, SOMETHING ever happens. On a long enough timescale, eventually, an Archduke will get smoked, or a bank will become insolvent. We have to keep our eyes peeled and anticipate these somethings.
>>61489776based
>>61489792https://youtu.be/PHmvhKzxqgw
>>61489686>>61489703>>61489732Thanks bros. I'll try to load up more on constitutionals then.>I would buy more constitutional silver right now. You can still get it at around 33x face value if you know where to look (under 49 dollars per ounce of silver). Once the premiums for 90% silver coins come back you can then trade it in for pure silver rounds/bars. Even with sacrificing some of the coins for the trade you'll make out great.What search terms do you use on eBay? Only been buying from online bullion dealers so far, for the peace of mind that I'm not ordering fake stuff (don't have the keenest of eyes and seen those pages fake ASE). Also, does eBay enforce the state taxes for precious metals?>4. Junk, and make it your mission to get junk that is instantly recognizable as THAT junk silver. So I'd stay away from Washingtons, FagDR dimes, kennedy's and anything that is 40%.I do favor the look of mercury dimes, though I'll get some rolls of non-mercury coins as well. Solely with the intention to use for trade before having to touch the mercury stockpile.
>>61489729I added in the UBS estimates for 2026
I've seen people say you shouldn't stack commemorative medals, but what about commemorative silver coins? The Columbian Exposition and Stone Mountain half dollars have as much silver as a Franklin, Walking Liberty, etc There's also a lot fewer of them.
>>61489822I am really not that good at reading these charts. Isn't 293 mil oz (((forecast))) literally the highest deficit in these last what, ten years? That's just a modest estimate in their favor too.
Good evening, Total Kike Death
>>61489811>What search terms do you use on eBay?I would buy the smaller constitutional silver coins, such as dimes and quarters. Nobody is faking dimes and quarters.What I typically do is sort by newest listings and find some that have the "make offer" button. I typically find listings from inexperienced people who take amateur photos of their lots. Try to find hidden listings that don't get much traction, primarily ones with bad titles and descriptions. Don't buy any coins from people with generic photos, as you won't get a good deal and you'll never be able to know for sure what you'll be getting in the mail. If you want to get a good deal, go for the silver dimes, specifically the Roosevelts. You may have to make dozens of offers in order to get a good deal, but in the long run it'll be worth it.I use this website to calculate what price I should pay for the coins in these listings. http://coinapps.com/silver/coin/calculator/. You can change the spot price to whatever you want in order to get a good idea on what price you should put in your offer.
>Also, does eBay enforce the state taxes for precious metals?I've never had to pay any sales tax on any 90% junk silver on eBay in my state
Two hours, fifty minutes to market open
>>61489822Thank you!!!>>61489842I saw some initial forecast saying only 90. But if we're also at an ATH yearly deficit and price action, 2026 will be a wild year.
>>61489729>>61489822Newfag here, what's "Net Investment in ETP" at the bottom ?
just got around to watching this video from the OP yesterday.https://youtu.be/iibsrDXdEosis it just me or is he actually making a better case for copper as a long term investment? also, his map of mineral deposits shows large amounts in Brazil, South Africa, and Chinese controlled miners and refiners in the DRC, and that's not getting into Russia's resources. Seeing as that's most of BRICS, how fucked is the US?
>>61489495>third tube of silver maplesAre you purchasing from Costco? Coins are nice and easy to divide, but I'm disappointed they no longer carry the better value bars.Are there any other major retailers you would recommend?
Guten Abend
>>61489847Inspired by this anon's generous advice, I've been searching ebay and man are there some terrible deals. I found a boomer selling $350 worth of junk for over $1000, and in the description he says he "paid over $100 for some of these coins." I get that there's a difference between numismatic and melt value but still what the fuck.
>>61489931I kneel to this stack, I am your servant. Do what you must King!
>>61489943There's good and bad deals on ebay. Avoid the boomers who "know what they got" and don't do any auctions. Bidding in auctions on eBay will inevitably result in you paying more than melt on what you're trying to buy.I got this slab when silver was hovering at 58 dollars an ounce, I found it while searching through a random sellers listings. You can get a good deal just by sniping listings that haven't gotten their pricing updated yet.
cbtma
>>61488871>>61488887>>61488892Good job, anon!
>>61489975>Bidding in auctions on eBay will inevitably result in you paying more than melt on what you're trying to buy.If you don't bid more than melt you never pay more than melt
>>61489975I have so many tubes of maples it seems so silly to me to see one in some collectors packaging like this
>>61490029I don't get why anybody would slab bullion in the first place. It doesn't make any sense.
>>61490034Harder to detect a fake coin if you put it in a fake slab
>>61489776good. i want people like you to suffer
>>61489776Future suicide right here
uhm... based?
>>61489925I mostly get circulated or cull maples. Milk spots, scratches and toning. You can see the darker ones through the plastic tube. I'm not going to pay that fucking Maryland tax anymore so I drive to PA or Virginia.
>>61490049
>>61490049Mmmm kosher wind chimes
>>61490061gigabasado
One hour, 38 minutes
>>61489931Wie geht es dir? Ich vermisse deutschland sehr viel.
>>61489975>on ebay>common bullion coin>slabbed for no apparent reason>Off-brand slab>Slab has a label that hasn't been used in 15 years despite being a 2025 coin>No bar code or even catalog number on front>no hologram or security feature on label>Same style of holder sold by temu, alibaba>Price below spot>Oops seller "forgot" to update the price>Seller realizes it sold below spot but still lets the sale go through because they're so honest>Gosh I got a great deal on ebay! I should post this and tell other anons how to get great deals like me!
>>61490101Ganz hervorragend, danke der Nachfrage.Wie ist Ihr wertes Befinden?
>>61489975>Bidding in auctions on eBay will inevitably result in you paying more than melt on what you're trying to buy.explain this auction i won few hours ago then, that's 52€ worth of silber i got for 24€, so around 55% below spot.
Well fellers, think I’m gonna slurp me a 20 roll’a rounds. Will wait til futures open in an hour 20. I suspect we go up, but will be waiting in my eBay cart ready to purchase
>>61490118Kek, do you really think it's fake? I didn't think changs faked much silver, since gold is so much more profitable
>>61490141I dunno, the slab looks fake af
>>61490141Check temu and amazon, all kinds of fake stuff on offer for cheap that looks pretty real, gonna be alot of greasy bastards scamming soon
>>61490141>I didn't think changs faked much silver,they fake far more silver than gold. ASE's and maples are probably their biggest sellers after fake morgans and peace
>>61490118There's no chance in hell that this slab is fake. If this maple is fake then god damn they have gotten good at their chinkery
>>61488526Five years from now when you're giving blow jobs for mercury dimes you'll be telling your Johns how you used to have enough silver to buy a skyscraper, but you sold it all for drinking money.
>>61490146>>61490141why go after the hardest coin to fake among all, who also carry a very low premium? ASEs would be much more profitable and easier to fake.Also those off brand slabs are basically just advertising, they don't mean shit but help sellers to get better prices for very little cost. I know few pro sellers on ebay who use these, they get huge discount on bulk slabbing by the hundreds each month, and the slabbing "company" just is one or two dudes milking their numismatic expert license being a super cheap knock off PCGS. Don't expect those grades to be accurate, but the coin in the slab is gonna be legit.
>>61490172that's all I'm saying. I can make that exact slab with a inkjet printer and a $1.25 holder from temu
Tomorrow will be a nice mail day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5rIZerttoo
>>61490171lol, this is unironically true. Silver will head toward 1:30 GSR and below that.
>>61490172>why go after the hardest coin to fake among all, who also carry a very low premium?also the premium doesn't matter if the coin is made of brass. That's a 90% premium, maybe higher. Not sure what it costs chinese mints to make a fake maple leaf but it's not anything close to $50
>>61490175Exactly, you could. Difference being you'd be a fraud since you aren't a licensed numis expert. If legit, the guys doing these put their reputation/certification on the line (not that it means much for nonames lol).>>61490180>That's a 90% premium, maybe higher. MUCH higher. Would cost less than a dollar to shart out a fake maple in China.Anyway, anon will soon know about it, if he got a functioning brain he will know slabbing a common maple adds literally zero value, so he'll break the case to ping test and weight/caliper the coin to know if it's the real deal.It's most likely real. The fakes panic is way overblown. I purchase for $5K worth of silver/numis coins each month on ebay, and i very rarely encounter fakes. I'd say the return rate for fakes is below 0.5%. Granted i don't fall for obvious fakes since i've accumulated experience in the matter.In your previous post you said it was quite suspicious the seller didn't update the prices of his listings, but you can't believe how burdensome it is to manually update each listing everytime spot price fluctuate a bit. No way i'm updating Ks of listings no matter how much it climbs/spot outpace the numismatic value. That was my price target anyway so if the buyer is getting a good deal, then great for them, i'm still hitting my planned margin and i free up some capital for more slurps.
>>61490223There's zero chance it's fake, I don't need to take it out of that slab. It looks the exact same as my genuine 2025 maple bought at a lcs
>>61490119Mir geht es nicht gut. Ich will morgen nicht arbeiten. Auch, Kanada ist schlecht und ich mag nicht here wohnen.
>>61490223>you can't believe how burdensome it is to manually update each listing everytime spot price fluctuate a bit.oh I know how that goes. and I agree regarding setting my price to profit and not worrying about prices going higherbut given the fact that ebay takes 12% of my total plus shipping, I'd have to have either listed that coin a year before it was produced or have stolen it to sell it that cheap. Or got it off someone else for half of melt. But I'm always suspicious of anything on US ebay selling below melt. If nothing else you can just auction it and guaranteed get melt.I dunno, and it doesn't matter. But if I saw that slab I would definitely steer clear.
>>61490228You should take it out just to allow this poor maple to join her sisters in your stack and save some space. Slabs like these add zero value, literally all the maple leafs are MS65+ since it's investment grade non circulating coinage. But you do you, in any case you made a nice deal so that's the most important part. :)
>>61490223>If legit, the guys doing these put their reputation/certification on the linethe slab is from a known company, they just haven't used that style of label on their slabs in over a decade afaik
>>61490238I'm keeping it slabbed so I can hopefully get a better trade deal out of it. I'm not keeping it for long, maybe i'll be able to trade and get a libertad for it. I don't care for slabs at all, but there's boomers who do and would likely do a trade for it
what is a good silver gift that you can get for your woman so that you can give her something for anniversary and yet stack at the same time without getting raped too incredibly badly on premiums?
>>61490246Whoever you trade or sell it to will most likely take it out of the slab anyways
Evening lads. Not been here for a while but convos in /pol/ reminded me about it. Hows things been? not been here since like 2012 maybe someone remembers im the one with several Rhodesian pounds. Are you guys still stacking? debating buying more gold but its double what I paid for an ounce
>>61490252Sterling jewelry is fine, but the secret is to purchase it second hand off ebay, that way you eliminate the jew-eler premium entirely.To not look like a cheapskate, you can also purchase empty jewelry cases from various known brands for few bux online, so it looks brand new.
>>61490261>2012*2022 fml
>>61490258He's right there are boomers that prefer slabs because everything they have is slabbed and they want to keep everything consistent. Most of my collection is slabbed and I would rather buy slabbed coins.but then I would never buy an ICG slab, particularly a 2025 coin in a slab that looks like it's from 1985
>>61490261>not been here since like 2012bruh this board was created in late 2014 so maxipads would stop shitting up /g/, the fuck are you talking about?
>>61490274he must be dilsexic I think he was here in 2021
i'll show myself out
>>61490281I 'member the rhodesian coinsmight have been more than one anon that had them, but I member
>>61490268make sense>>61490261>Are you guys still stacking? Obviously, both gold and silver are going much higher. Silver is about to do some next level fireworks 3-4 months from now, we are talking about $150 price target here.For gold it's more debatable, the price action will be more tied to governments willingness to be hedging against the dollar and new legal frameworks to try to settle the new economic order (one without the USD). If gold goes up, it might be all of a sudden in reaction to a new policy, rather than incremental poomps like silver.
>>61490290I have 3 (2 slabbed , one not) and a few of the silvers. Oh i also have a golden cock (hong kong) not seen that one here before. Got my eye on the £5 but the dealer is a jew. >>61490293I was a bit concerned about a drop, like major drop, but i dont think any time soon. I really want to push it up to 15 tOZ gold but it's gonna shit up my average but so be it
>>61489844Cheq
>>61490301the main one I member was a proof lion no slab that was our OP pic a bunch of times for a year or twogood looking coins
I been away for a long time, I am now seeing how much things went up. I want thing to GO DOWN
What's coming up on market reopen?
>>61490301>I was a bit concerned about a drop, like major drop, but i dont think any time soon.How long out of the market's news have you been? Because a lot of things happened lately, a lot of very bullish news (basel III finally implemented, India's allowing silver assets to be used as collateral for bank loans, Saudi Arabia adding silver to their central bank stacking, US listing it as critical mineral, China's PM export limitations for 2026, Samsung announcing their new EV silver solid state battery, ...) but that'd be too long to list them all, and maybe you are aware of it already?
>>61489931What's to the left of the liberty?
>>61490336gold 10 rubles i think
>>61490313i do like them a lot. possibly my favourite. I wouldn't say no to more of them but of course there's a huge premium
>>61490334>How long out of the market's news have you been?couple of years. holy shit thats a lot of news i need to catch up on.
Stack more gold or stack more silber? Can't decide. I'm pretty loaded on each, but I need to get rid of some fiat.
fuck it imma buy some gold rn
>>61490332Volatility, jewish tricks, up
>>61490353Regard the gsr
>>61490353Well, GSR is 1:69>kekSo I would go for silber, fren
>>61490353I'd advise for a 65%S-35%G stacking ratio to get a nice exposure to the incoming silver rally while locking in some safe golb gains.
!!!!!!!!! MARKETS OPEN !!!!!!!!!!!!
>>61490346that's the one. The fingerprint on a proof bugged me a bitI think we used that as our OP even after you left, either that or you were here for over a year
Fake, correct?
>>61490377lmao that turbo starter on minute 1.
>>61490386yup
>>61490386>below spot>OBO>bulk discount>41 feedbackdefinitely fake
>>61490377and so it begins...
>>61490396oops, missed>import fees
>>61490392>>61490396Figured. The legit vendor that had the roll of 20 .999 rounds for 1280 sold out :(.
>>61490403Those were already baked in. Def fake.Found another I’m gonna go with
>>61490377"Jej, je,jej, jej!"https://www.n-tv.de/boersenkurse/devisen/gold-usd-2323869 It starts to go up again. To have more diversivication I ordered 10x Oz silver bars and some 1 g bars table. You convinced me to buy silver too, soo my 500 Oz silver coins will get some bars company soon. My gold stack has to wait some time until it get new comerades add.
>>61490413>35682 feedbacklooks good
>>61490400It will be 3 digits sooner than people think. They cant tamp this shit for long. Like weeks tops a month or two.
>>61490386>Or best offerOffer 1 cent?
>>61490419Think this is my last buy unless we get a super slam to mid 50s. Puts me right at 315 oz
>market opens>nothing happensi guess ill just goon for four hours then
>>61490424Nice, if there's ever a slam, especially to mid 50s and below, I will make it my business to finally clear that fabled 300 oz. Otherwise, I am really comfy rn watching my wealth grow.
>>61489931That tube yo.
>>61490413Just check the sellers site. It may be cheaper. I've ordered a few times from BGASC, always reliable for me.
>>61490413BGASC is good. Ebay is useful for CC payment and sellers like Scottsdale who would take a half year to ship to you if you bought it on their own site. There's many bigger guys on ebay - Bold, Apmex, Liberty Coin, Bullion Exchange, SDBullion, etc. I dont hunt for sterling or junk on Ebay, but other anons have had a decent amount of success doing so.
>>61490440i also want to know whats in the tube
>>61490451saved.
>>61490465N
>>61490460It's treasure fren. There's treasure in that tube.
>>61490468
>>61490386>Important — please read:>The metal content has not been tested or verified, and the seller makes no guarantees about silver content or purity. Sold as a collectible or novelty item only, not as investment bullion.>Composition: Unknown / not tested>Affordable alternative to genuine bullion rounds
>>61490468>>61490472>$4,306.62
>>61490476>If verified silver content is important, please arrange independent testing or purchase from a certified bullion dealer.pretty good disclaimers but I wish they'd list it as fake in the title
>>61490476>Affordable alternative to genuine bullion roundsThis is one of the most jewish sentences I've ever read.
>>61490486>Outie BellybuttonGenuinely disgusting.
>>61490494I almost pulled the trigger on some barber half dollars (they were listed as such), but in the pictures they were barber quarters.
>>61490486OkA monkey holding jew gold?
>>61488946>So imagine suddenly the entirety of industry going to LCS's and buying coinsThis literally happened in the late 70’s early 80’s, and it’s essentially happening right now in that coin shops send off coins to refineries to get melted down into bars which then go off to the COMEX or LBMA or manufacturers. When COMEX goes bust bullion suppliers are going to spam the internet with ads and phone calls scrambling for supply and if it gets really bad you’ll probably even have “influencers” dropping sponsoring podcast promo codes and sales industry reps literally harassing people for silver, knocking on doors trying to source supply from stackers.
>>61490509on a related note,I was reading in a coin group on facebook and someone there had bought a bunch of barber quarter slicks and they turned out to be all fakeapparently china is now faking some coins in AG/cull condition.
>>61490535That's pretty sensational but personally I've never gotten scammed buying anything from ebay.
>>61490516kek, gonna need that meme now
>>61490368>>61490373>>61490375Is the bond situation going to make gold explode like people keep saying? I want to get some more junk silver, but at the same time, if gold goes quintuple digits, gold would be a better buy.
>>61490542Silver has more upward potential but gold will be good to have over fiat
>>61490539I have but it wasn't a chinese fake. I bought a coin that was misidentified and it turned out to be a much cheaper item than advertisedmy fault for not doing my research on the item. Also I often buy from that dealer because he sucks at ID'ing coins so he sometimes lets something really valuable go for dirt cheap. I didn't return the one coin because I've gotten so many cheapies off him I only thought it was fair I lose money once.
>>61490516still wishing that guy posted here
>>61490547>that dealer because he sucks at ID'ing coins so he sometimes lets something really valuable go for dirt cheap. I didn't return the one coin because I've gotten so many cheapies off him I only thought it was fair I lose money once.Kek, exact same thing happened to me not long ago. Since he list coins by batches of 200 with 3 days auctions, i zoom through it by just right clicking the title and looking up the market price, i barely look at the photos at times when i'm in robot mode (just a glance at the condition basically). So it happens he get the year wrong and that can fuck you up bad lol.But as you said it's a small price to pay, not really worth risking your relation with the seller over a single coin.
>>61490460They look like sovereigns of some sort.
>>61490547howdy bob>>61490591hey man, I remember you posting a 1790s Liberty Cap US Large Cent that you slurped cheap a while ago, do you still have it (or pics), and have you gotten any other good old US coins in the past year or so that would make us burgers jelly?
>>61490551We all miss him.
Visiting my LCS tomorrow, really hope their junk silver pile still has that 2oz pirate round
>>61490541:)
Just bought another 22oz under spot
>>61490678I hope you get it
Someone else bake please ;)
SILVER HAS LITERALLY FLATLINED
>>61490729
>>61490661they do yeah, they're about the same size too. im guessing british lineage = modelled on the sov
>>61489483tvstein
The same tamping they are doing right now brings it from 62 to 61.50 where the same effort a year ago would bring it from 36 to 28
>>61490752Every other spike this year more or less leveled out for a while, then another spike will hit and it'll level out again and again until The Big One finally comes. It's gonna happen no matter what because it refuses to drop significantly after every spike.
>>61490099Your bar got trip dubs. Same as your post.
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>>61490664>I remember you posting a 1790s Liberty Cap US Large Cent that you slurped cheap a while agooh yes, picrel you mean? I think i've got a second one not long ago (in similarly poor condition) but i've not taken pics of it yet.
>>61490099digikek
>>61490664>and have you gotten any other good old US coins in the past year or so that would make us burgers jelly?few ones :3I try to not go too heavy on US coins since the Bloumpf tariffs tho, burgers are a bit nervous ordering from the EU because they get charged an extra 20%, plus french postal services straight up cancelled parcels shipping to the US since last summer. I've to send stuff as declared as documents on the custom form... Anyway, i know you love tiny ones, look at one of the best deals i got this year for spot, hidden in a lot of junk : half dime 1863, total mintage of 18.000ex only!
>>61490664Also i'd like your expertize since i'm not too familiar with mint errors yet. I purchased this one as a date filled die error 1877 US Trade Dollar. I've no reason to doubt the seller, it's a reputable pro seller. He got absolutely incredible stuff, sadly i can't afford most the stuff he auction, but i've spent at least 15K€ to his shop lol. But i myself can't tell if it hasn't been done later (i don't know why someone would do that tho)... and i couldn't find any similar filled die among trade dollars, so i'd really enjoy your thought on this one.In any case i'd be happy with the coin, i didn't pay any premium for this mint error, the coin even went for slightly below normal's 1877 market value.
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