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>>62363738>Greenspan Edition EditionFUCK. THIS IS ALL ISRAELS FAULT.
The stack is growing.
>>62363339Anyone else wanna chime in?
henlo againCaught a 7 day for advertising (I won't post outside the thread anymore, jannies)The Cheesed round is on presale until the end of this weekend!Any ideas for the next round? I liked the suggestion to do a Chicken coin>I vill live in ze pod>I vill eat ze bugs>and I vill give you eggs
>>62363758Inflation practically did not exist until the advent of fiat currency. You could hold the same number of gold and silver coinage for decades or at times centuries and its value would barely change, pnly reducing proportional to the total amount of gold and silver in the world.
>>62363766YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs!!!!!!
>>62363767Explains why jews traveled the world with their jewelry and kept their wealth in other countries.
>>62363738Based. This is the single most important quote a central banker has ever made.>>62363759Damnit, hate when I post at the end of a thread.>>62363758>>62363339You are right, that a lot of money creation is created at the commercial banking level and it is created through loans that need to be repaid. It is a very subtle difference that occurred transitioning from gold-backed dollars to a full blown credit system because the elite are only constrained by their own self-regulation as to how much money they owe. A simple example to illustrate this is credit:Credit cards - this is uncapitalized and basically a naked-short of the currency. Loans with bogus collateral are effectively the same because you can never recover all-or-some of the loss in the event of default. (money creation is inflation and paying off debt is deflation)What the elite have done is consume surplus and savings and replaced it with the taxing ability of the government. So they can now have their cake and eat it too. They can buy $1M Treasury and take it to the bank and say "give me $1M loan". And what we have here is a means of keeping banks solvent while ballooning up the credit system with toxic-collateral. Bonds exist in excess of twice the U.S. GDP. And the ol' switcheroo that has happened is they use SS, Medicare, Insurance and pension to get you to baghold toxic IOUs that are payable tomorrow while they live like kings in their yachts today. It's funny that it even needs to be said that you won't be getting jack shit of the $120TN unfunded liabilities. And that is why we buy PMs. Real tangible value is capital. The losses will be relegated to credit derived assets.
>>62363790I notice this as I'm buying precious metals myself. It feels so different holding a silver coin versus fake paper money. Like I have a real asset. Though having a house or so is still the better asset.
Hopefully this ends up at least being ms65 with the import fee. >>62363705nice>>62363766Chicken coin sounds like a good idea to me
>>62363801>Though having a house or so is still the better asset.Having a house is a good thing along with some land to grow food that is also a good distance away from blacks. But one thing to consider about housing is the fact that the housing market as it is can only clear buyers and sellers with the help of a solvent banking system. And because credit pulls forward demand, housing prices are overbought far in excess of the average citizen's ability to pay. So the larger your house gets, and the more luxurious, and the more desirable the location you have, housing will begin to inflate with a "luxury premium" that exists far above the value of the land and materials needed to build it. And for this exact reason there is a danger in housing that short sighted investors and boomers are exposed to. Although everyone may need a house and it is a physical good of varying quality, you might not be able to sell it for the equivalent amount of purchasing power when priced in PMs as you would before the deleveraging event. Weimar Germany showed us that maintenance and upkeep on housing became so costly that a lot of buildings went on fire-sale. And even comparatively small amounts of gold (dollars at the time) was more than enough value to shake out sellers who otherwise had no buyers with any exchange value able to pay. Without bank credit, leveraged investments all turn to shit.
>>62363766Do you have final mintage numbers on all the rounds? Pic is not accurate.
>>62363920On the regular pirate round I have 237 and 365 both higher than the 235 in the pic. Still kind of pissed I didn't get 247 for the pair.
>>62363766Used to have the site saved what is it again? Also i thought the cheesed round already went out.
>>62363909As they should.
>>62363976anonymintpm
>>62363960>I have 237 and 365You mean serial #s? Take a pic so I can see. An Anon who I thought was MintAnon gave me those mintage numbers. Being an anonymous forum and Mintanon posting so rarely, it's hard to tell when I'm given wrong info.Aside from that, it's an old table. Here's a more recent one. I'll update when I see credible info.
>>62363766>I vill live in ze pod>>I vill eat ze bugs>>and I vill give you eggs>>62363776>>62363871
>>62363738Excellent quote.WHOOP WHOOP:)
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>>62364077>>62364120OH MY GOD IT'S REALLY HAPPENING
>>62364077>>62364120unfathomably based
Nice quote as well. That crazy old coot:)
Also some coins as this is pmg:)
>>62364199>>62364202/pmg/ owes you a far greater debt than it could ever repay
Are we still seeing a lot of milkspotting on current Krugs?
