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Why the fuck was our thread nuked Edition

>Why Gold & Silver?
https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiI
https://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_A
https://youtu.be/FI7NnOg2rxo

>Huge deficits in minerals such as silver by 2050 inevitable
https://youtu.be/iibsrDXdEos [Embed]

>Bullion dealers
https://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 search
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/

>News and graphs
https://numismag.com/en/home-en/
https://silverseek.com/
https://www.silverdoctors.com/
https://www.mining.com/
https://silverbacksnakes.io/finance/silver
https://www.gold.org/goldhub/data/gold-reserves-by-country
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/(US)
https://eu.compare.pm/(EU)
https://www.gold.de/aufgeldtabelle/(DE/EU)

>Resources
https://www.jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
https://www.coinflation.com/
http://coinapps.com/
https://erikasgrig.com/calculators/rpi-calculator-inflation/
https://learn.apmex.com/buying-guide/buying-in-the-usa/
https://pastebin.com/5aLmWUUK

>Prospecting
https://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://www.usgs.gov/programs/mineral-resources-program/science
https://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/news/mines-and-minerals
https://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Nitric acid, magnets, and ping test
https://youtu.be/3mg9YcAShTo
https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY
https://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-k
https://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database

previous thread:
>>62668737
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>>62676403
Thanks again for baking.
I suspect a jew did it.
Afternoon lads hope everyone is doing well.
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Good to remember the only two Richie's of pmg know physical silver is a scam.
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>Total Collapse Edition
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Metals are dumping nicely, I must slurp soon
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>posting the fake and gay version
The bot cannot create only distort
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>>62676453
Fuck you retard, gold is a Jewish scam.
Silver is money.
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>>62676619
habbening right now
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>>62676737
Thast's what I call rage bait. There is no reason to argue. They are both precious and worth having. Also the coin makes no sense. Beating a rigged game is not antisemitic. You can be Jewish AND stack silver. Also capitalism requires Jews because they have good expertise in finance. Without Finance, Capitalism can not compete with other nations who use debt as leverage for faster economical growth and innovation. Using leverage is the formulae to become a super power.
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>>62676906
There is a reason you hear about gold on the news all the time but almost never anything about silver.
They are not the same at all, maybe 100 years ago you could make that argument.

Silver is infinity times more useful than gold. There is a reason why so much money is spent suppressing silver.

I'm not saying you can't make money from gold, but if making money was all I cared about, I wouldnt be stacking precious metals.
HH nigga
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>>62677039
I enjoy both. Gold is much more compact as a store of value. Silver is great and if I we're in the US I might stack more of it. In the Netherlands we pay 21% vat tax on Silver. Which desu is the main reason I still stack a little because any system so blatantly discouraging me from buying is is a signal I should buy some.
Same goes for gold really it's so expensive in relation to silver this tells me it's worth buying. And of course banks and governments telling us to invest in stocks,bonds while they buy gold.
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>>62677039
The reason you hear about gold on the news is because it is the top reserve asset in the world. It is also a traditional "canary in a coal mine" indicator for monetary policy wonks. When Greenspan was head of the Fed he said the first thing he did every morning was look at the price of gold. None of that is true for silver. It isn't some Jew conspiracy to get you to buy gold and ignore silver. It is simply a reflection of the relative importance in Big Boy economics.

And to say silver is more useful than gold is inaccurate. The single most useful commodity is money. It is half of every transaction on the planet. That makes gold, historically money in every civilization in history, extremely useful. That is why China is stacking it. Use in industry is not the only kind of use.

None of that is to say anything against stacking silver. I think silver is the safer long term bet because it manifests both industrial demand and potential remonetization.
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>I think silver is the safer long term bet because it manifests both industrial demand and potential remonetization.
As I said I don't dislike it but disagree on this.
Problem is when silver hit 120usd I saw a lot of people having problems selling at a price close to that. As it was risky for dealers as the price shot up so fast. And in fairness it did drop fast as well.
Then there was the junk silver issue. Dealers wouldn't touch as refiners wouldn't take it.
See if and when gold goes back to or passed 5500. There is no issue selling it. I've never seen even Dutch or German dealers even consider refusing to buy gold because it 22 or 23kt and not 999 pure.
" Oh no sir that French Franc or British sovereign isn't pure gold..."
Gold is gold.
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>>62676906
>Also capitalism requires Jews
Stopped reading there. Nothing requires jews. In fact, everything would be better had the holocaust actually happened.
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Is the bottom in? When should I start buying?
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>>62677202
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>>62676808
Yep!
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>>62676906
>capitalism requires Jews
Lol no
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>>62677202
This.
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>>62675946
>which coins have you not got from mintanon?
Holo the Wise Wolf
Yotsuba & gilded
Megumin & gilded
Otoya and I was loaned the gilded to shoot.
MLP 10-yr anniversary
MLP Verity
Bible Angels
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I thought gold was safe, which means up and to the right
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I knew I should've bought the bottom in the hunter Biden laptop coin
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Just a reminder that silver can drop $40 in a day. We could be looking at $20 silver tomorrow
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Damn she cute
https://youtu.be/95110oHzlY8?si
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>>62677516
Don't threaten me with a good time
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>>62677516
>$20 silver tomorrow
Then I'll debtmaxx all my lines of credit loading up on silver
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>>62677516
>$20 silver
God I hope so. Even when the world is going to absolute shit, this spreadsheet makes the future shine brighter than ever. Even just a few ounces per month can help you get to the magical 60ounces in a meaningful way. And that impact is all the same even if you already have thousands of ounces of silver. It speaks volumes to the reality of the situation, of just how little surplus commodity stockpiles exist when each human can't have a meaningful stockpile of metal to account for their savings.
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>go to Apmex
>hey they came out with a tudor beast completer
>add to cart
>browse around a bit
>go back to cart
>sold out

oh blow me...
they also jacked up the price of the 2oz from $600 to $999 before that one too sold out, jeez
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What is the situation with refiners now?
Have they caught up?
Are they buying junk silver and/or sterling yet?
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Have a shitload of sterling that I’d love to get refined into ten ounce bars.
Anyone do that, and if so, what percent of total silver weight will I expect to lose in the process?
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>>62677884
https://prospectorsgoldandgems.com/
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I'm noticing a rash of copper rounds and shapes, usually colored or overlaid with decals. Is this perhaps a sign that silver is soon to explode and become unaffordable?
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>>62677858
>2 oz
>$999
do retards really? here's 2 oz i got for $100
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>>62677920
For 1G it should at least be a runcible spoon
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>>62677920
I really started to notice the "collector" silver bullion taking off shortly after the "silver squeeze" of 2021. Silver attracted the unsophisticated investor and selling them novelty items so they can show them off on social media is where bullion companies are raking in the margins.
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Still not selling
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Kinda like this cast Jesus

>>62678019
Nice
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>>62678019
thats a pretty birdy
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>>62678019
Who would sell hard assets for debt receipts? Only a fool.
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Anyone ever use BOLD precious metals before? They have the best price for 1/4 gold eagles I've found so far and I want to buy some. Or is there somewhere cheaper?
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>>62678113
Yeah, they're a good shop to buy from
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Listen,,,,,,, reeeeee,,,,,,, the dollar is Kang,,,, reeeeee,,,,,,,, baggies,,,, are you listening to me,,,,,,, reeeeee
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>>62678113
Monument metals is a few dollar cheaper
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They'll be getting added to the list
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The fluorescent lights of the Krusty Krab refused to hum to life at 4:00 AM, leaving SpongeBob SquarePants standing in a suffocating, sea-dark silence. A metallic stench hung heavy in the humid air, drawing his eyes down to a thick, dark trail glistening on the floorboards. The crimson smear stretched directly from Mr. Krabs’ office and disappeared beneath the kitchen door.

Trembling, his porous hands pushed the door open to reveal a grotesque nightmare. Squidward Tentacles crouched in the dark, furiously tearing into the shattered, hollowed-out shell of their boss, his face dripping with a sickening mixture of blood and Krabby Patty secret sauce.The door clicked as SpongeBob tried to back away, the sharp sound echoing through the hollow restaurant. Squidward’s bulbous eyes snapped toward the noise, completely devoid of reason, before he suddenly bolted toward the kitchen window connecting to the dining room. Panic seizing his limbs, SpongeBob bolted for the main glass exit doors, his squeaking shoes desperate for traction. He was inches from freedom when a slimy, suctorial tentacle whipped through the order window, wrapping violently around his ankle.

The grip was iron as it yanked him off his feet, dragging him backward across the rough wood. SpongeBob clawed frantically at the floorboards, leaving deep gouges as he was sucked into the pitch-black kitchen. A single, blood-curdling scream pierced the nautical night, abruptly cut short into wet, suffocating silence. Soon, the only sound left in the dark restaurant was the rhythmic, sickening crunch of Squidward resuming his feast...
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>>62678257
I think it actually worked. Just got a tracking email lmao
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>>62678113
They were a regular on my list back before my state charged sales tax on PMs.
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>>62678257
>>62678303
Post what you think of them when you can.
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>>62678331
Likewise. I prefer not to mention it in case a glowie peruses the thread.
I also use Canadian sources.
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>>62678113
I've ordered from them a few times. Always good.
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>>62678331
Loose lips sink ships
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>>62678336
>>62678376
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>>62678048
Everything dumped today but oil stocks. Orange man caused an oil shock crisis. I expect warsh not to rate hike now, which will cause pms to moon. If Warsh raises rates while oil prices are this high the economy is literally fucked.
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>>62678391
>Warsh raises rates while oil prices are this high
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My schizophrenic TA says today is a buy day.
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It's weird. I normally have a pretty good sense for the market, when I feel fear, normally prices will drop a few days afterwards...But right now I have a big desire to buy more? I guess the oil drama really has governments liquidating to survive.
My vibe meter is off.
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>>62678336
>>62678376
I'd love to know what that was about.
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>>62678502
Welcome to the club.
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Stout is worth a look for the tax issue.

>>62678508
Dubs..
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The Chinese bought another 20 tons this month? What do they know?

Are they gonna blow the COMEX wide open? Are they trying to expose that paper price and physical are widely apart?
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Just a cheeky little sip of 5
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>>62678516
>I'd love to know what that was about.
Vendors who either don't know, or ignore Internet sales tax rules. We don't want to dox them by mentioning names.
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>>62678524
They are going to issue a gold-backed trade currency to put the stake in the heart of the USD. Right now they are slowly offloading their US treasuries and stacking gold. They can't do either one too fast or they will disrupt the markets. But the trend is clear.
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>>62678731
You guys are funny

Collecting sales tax isn't required until you've made $100K in sales or 200 individual transactions in that state

If a company isn't charging you sales tax they just didn't meet the revenue threshold for your state for the year.

Nobody is going to prison to sell you cheaper metals.
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> good night sleep
>wake up feeling rested
>i wonder how silver did yesterday ?
>ONLY DOWN 6%!!!
>yawn,,,,,,,,not dumb enough to own silver
>pray for the silver baggies
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I will not be the victim of the Fiat Fallout
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>>62678794
You have to be 18 years old or older to post here.
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>>62678794
In fact it's illegal to collect sales tax on the first $100k in sales or first 200 transactions in another state.

If a company is collecting taxes they don't owe and pocketing those taxes it would be fraud
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>>62678822
Don't be stupid.

Google "is there a dollar limit below which a business doesn't need to collect sales tax on internet sales."

>yes, businesses must collect sales tax on internet sales only after passing specific state limits called economic nexus thresholds, which are commonly $100,000 in annual sales or 200 separate transactions in a given state
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>>62678822
Selling on eBay or etsy or whatever voids the threshold because you aren't the seller, eBay is.
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>>62678846
>Thinks AI is the end-all of information
>>62678860
>Thinks we all buy only from ebay
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>>62678868
Nope I sell online I know the law. But if you don't believe me you can Google it. Google comes with citations you can check.

I'm assuming the screecap you posted, which doesn't in any way disagree with me, is from a site like eBay.

Where you lose the exemption because wayfair is the seller, not you
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>>62678890
That 100k limit you talk about is for total sales by vendor to an entire state, not a single customer.
Selling bullion reaches that 100k limit pretty quickly.
https://bundlelive.com/blog/sales-tax-online-sellers-state-guide
>Economic nexus: You exceed a state's sales threshold — typically $100,000 in revenue OR 200 transactions in a calendar year. Some states use only a dollar threshold.
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>>62678902
Thanks for googling it and finding out I'm right
>total sales by vendor to an entire state, not a single customer

That's what I said
You don't read good brother
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>>62678913
>>62678794
>If a company isn't charging you sales tax they just didn't meet the revenue threshold for your state for the year.
As so we have to pay sales tax, because the vendors easily reach the limits. You make it sound like the vendors we discussed haven't reached either of those limits, therefore they aren't charging the tax. I'm saying it's a spurious argument. Those vendors have easily reached either or both of those limits.
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>>62678930
Probably depends on the state
And the size of the vendor

But with 50 states that means they get ~$5 million in sales without tax

It also means they might hit the threshold in a week in California and never hit it in Wyoming or Hawaii
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>>62678943
I get that.
I'm saying the vendor we discussed, and another two I use but we didn't talk about, are large, well-known, and have been recommended here several times. I live in a very populous state that now has shoppers scouring the countryside (and out) looking for places to buy with no tax. I'm sure there's a backwater somewhere that hasn't reached the limits. But not the one mentioned here, and not the other two I've used.
I used to shop between two dozen vendors. I've checked them all now, and have found two US vendors that don't charge tax, and though I accept there can be vendors that do little enough business in this state to fly under the radar, I'm not buying that either that I've found did so little.
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Big Silver mines an extra 2 million ounces of silver every day that no one needs. Oooops,,,,,not enough idiots wanted silver today,,,,,price crashed
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The post above me is wrong
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>>62678963
I can't speak to their revenue in your state but I can say that breaking $5 mm would make them a very large small business and put them over a couple different tax thresholds in addition to sales tax.

There's a lot of competing vendors. I wouldn't be surprised if some posted here are small business below the threshold
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What do you guys think of my new treasure chest?
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>>62679014
I like it! Classy, can sort by size. About how many ounces is in the pic?
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>>62677516
I bought at $100 that day and thought I was smart. My hubris caused the crash.
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>>62679014
Very piraty/VOC. Looks good.
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>>62679019
Not sure, I don't keep track of my constitutional and most of this I inherited from my grandpa recently (he passed away a while ago, but I just got it recently)
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>>62679020
Iqsupreme shorted at $118 and that made pmg baggies buy at $130 cuz "paying premiums is smart"

Lmao theres a hyuge glut of silver and industrial demand is crashing
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>>62679014
Very nice, good size and compartmentalization.
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>>62679014
Very nice, elegant.
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>>62679025
I'm honored to be praised by gobanon
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Uh oh...
Stinky.
This one was archived on page 6.
>>>/pol/542369122
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>>62679047
It's just Dytch Juggalo anon here fren. Old saved picture. I miss him and the Captain poster though.
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Silver scammer shills claim the $ is worthless,,,,,,as the $ moons against silver,,,,,,, fascinating!
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>>62678516
>doesn't use warosu

Ew
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>>62679171
That's how leverage works. Market participants have to sell things they bought to cover their loans. When the liquidity dries up and they can't get full price for their poor decisions the banks dilute the dollar to help bail them out. That's how the ruined the Fed's balance sheet in the first place. They literally used the money-creation powers of banking to buy up toxic bonds to take them off of market. The market couldn't absorb all the toxic debts on their own so they forced the taxpayer to buy it.
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>>62676403
>Why the fuck was our thread nuked Edition
>
Indeed, just sat down to feast after a long day's work to see how the thread I started was going, but noooooooo.
Lol...
I posted 2 things the opening pic. And a meme and never once advertised, so poojeet, trannïe jannie kikes it wuz...
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>world economic collapse
>muh rocks take a stinky
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>>62679327
Wait till you see the ban for complaining. Aka refuting jannies.
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I get how the GSR works, buy silver if the ratio is high, buy gold if the gap shrinks. I've also seen the idea of swapping gold/silver based on the ratio. Has anyone here actually done this before? How did it go? Find it hard to believe anyone would accept GSR swaps in real life. For example, let's say the ratio drops to 1:20. Why would someone be willing to give up their 1oz of gold to get 20oz of silver, when in the past, it used to hover around 1:70? That person would think, "nah, I'll just wait for it to bounce back and get 70oz instead of 20oz".
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>>62679376
>Wait till you see the ban for complaining. Aka refuting jannies.
Say my name...
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>>62676403
https://archive.md/FThtg
within the past few days:
>Iran-backed houthis take hundreds of miles of Yemeni territory in a day, all the way to the coast at Mocha
>they send missiles into Saudi Arabian towns killing civilians
>Gulf is still not safe for travel
>American navy repeatedly getting their shit pushed in
>eight F-15s damaged or destroyed in Jordan, and one A-10 Warthog destroyed by Iran
I'm starting to believe this war has to do with Israel and Da Joos only insofar as they are The Great Satan (America)'s puppetmaster. It makes way more sense as an OPEC civil war, and the winner decides the fate of the world. Saudis are backing the petrodollar's failing hegemony, Iran is backing (and backed by) China and BRICS. Saudis aren't fighters, they're going to lose this war and Americans definitely aren't making progress towards winning. It's embarrassing actually desu. Gather ye goldbacks while ye may, anons. Dollar is finna go byebye and the Gulf will be under a new regime. The days of arab pirates are coming back.
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>>62679396
Most people who are morons who buy high sell low so don't worry.
>>62679493
Yes Israel is part of a wider long term proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia. This is well known.
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>>62676403
It's dumping again
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Scottsdale copying Germania
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>>62679515
That's good, I want to add to my stack.

Does anyone have 1/10th ounce coins? I'm kind of getting tired of buying bars in cards and I want some gold to fondle.
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I decided to get one of the Queen Victoria coins that was posted a couple threads ago. 0.3364 Troy Ounces of silver, and its in really decent shape. Same diameter as a US silver half dollar.
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Always idiots cheering as silver crashes "so they can buy more" at $120, $100, $70 etc

These same motons didn't ever buy at $4 or $14, or $30 but promise to go all in at $100, $80 and $50
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>>62679536
My dad bought these things called silver Bitz. Very boomer coded but they're like fractional rounds
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>>62679565
Silver is worthless, I'm talking about gold.
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SSS is based
https://www.youtube.com/live/d7ihr0XEL0s?si
>>62679678
Im thinking of driving over to NH to get some
https://youtu.be/xE7KlML1qi8?si
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A man consumed by an insatiable fixation on gold and silver spent every waking hour hoarding coins and polishing family heirlooms, convinced that precious metals were the only true markers of worth. His sterile, metallic world shattered one afternoon when a dancing turkey sandwich materialized on his kitchen counter, executing a flawless tap routine while oozing thick, glistening dollops of extra mayonnaise. Instead of reacting with horror, the man was instantly mesmerized by the rhythmic precision of the poultry-and-bread performer, finding a strange, hypnotic value in its savory spectacle that rivaled the gleam of any bullion. He immediately grabbed his camera, capturing the surreal, mayo-splattering choreography and uploading the footage to the internet, driven by a sudden, erratic instinct that this bizarre entity was his real ticket to fortune.

The video transformed into an overnight global sensation, capturing the imagination of millions who couldn’t get enough of the rhythmic, condimental bird. Seizing the momentum, the man launched a massive empire of viral merchandise, mobile games, and sponsored live streams featuring his edible, dancing companion, drawing in unprecedented waves of digital revenue. Wealth poured into his bank account faster than he could have ever accumulated through trading metals, officially elevating him into the ranks of the multimillionaires. Surrounded by his newfound, astronomical fortune, he realized his old obsession had been permanently replaced; he no longer hoarded cold, silent bars of silver, but instead dedicated his life to managing the chaotic, highly lucrative career of a tap-dancing lunch item.
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>Zognald is promising to give every American Adult $5000 if the GOP wins the midterms
>There are approximately 270M American Adults
>If he actually goes through with this it would necessitate the printing of $1.35T
>If every American used this money to buy Gold at the current price of $4300/oz this would work out to around 340 million ounces of Gold
>This is 4.5% of all the Gold ever mined and about 80 million ounces more than the current amount of Gold the US Government claims to hold
>If it were spent on SIlver at $64/oz it would buy around 21 billion ounces, around a third of the total amount mined in human history and probably substantially more Silver than actually exists aboveground in usable form.
I know most people won't buy Gold if they ever get the money and the price would rise substantially if that much money were spent on PMs at once, but it's interesting to think that the US Government can just print money out of thin air and theoretically use it to bring massive amounts of Gold or Silver onto American soil.
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>>62679712
Seems like mental illness. The male equivalent of hoarding cats. Really the only hope of silver stacktards is to get more lonely outcasts to join the cult to soak up the 2 million ounces of excess daily silver production.

At $50 an ounce thats $100 million a day or 3 billion per month needed just to keep silver from crashing further

Your mission must be to find more baggies spread your mental illness far and wide
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>>62679838
>The male equivalent of hoarding cats
sounds kino
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>>62679790
>print 10 trillion dollars
>buy 2.29 billion toz of gold
>switch back to gold standard
Tell me why this wouldn't work?
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>>62679850
The Chinese would out bid you and take all the gold before you could even get your hands on scrap.
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>>62679838
Why do I work for money when the government is literally nonchalantly talking about giving everyone $5000? It's obviously not worth anything if not for everyone needing to pay their debts in dollars. Bailouts for citizens are ACTUALLY bailouts for banks. It's just that simple.
If the system has to spend money in order to ensure more money keeps coming in, that basically means the capital is all but gone. It sounds like a straw at the bottom of an empty cup. People's jobs can't even afford to pay them enough money to live (a lot of the cost of job creation ties back to the cost of HEALTH INSURANCE, which is Treasuries/MBS).
People earn enough to pay their rent and their landlords desperately pass the money on to the bank and so on and so forth.
Nothing but a nation of brokies who haven't figured it out that we have ALREADY been looted. It happened back in 2008 when the banks were allowed to use bank credit to buy up trillions of toxic debt. They said "Hey! We don't want to go bust!" and you know what happened? Now the TAXPAYER gets to go bust. Not just on bad housing loans, but every capital pool we ever had: Social Security, government credit, insurance companies. It's all been looted. You paid in for your whole life and all you own is what? Say it with me folks! A TAX LIABILITY!
You'll get everything that has been promised to you, you just need to fork over $300,000 per person. That bacon sammich you were eating every morning for breakfast? They cut it right off of your own back.
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>>62677202
where do you borrow money if not from Jews?
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>>62677236
someone has to do the dirty work and get killed for it.
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>>62679850
>Tell me why this wouldn't work?
The Dollar would collapse if you bought too much in one go, even if they spent like 5% of that at once it wouldn't would collapse the Dollar.
But if they set up a some shell corporations (banks or investment firms perhaps) and had them buy a couple billion dollars each in Gold every year with money they created, it wouldn't be too hard to build up a respectable reserve of Gold from this (a few million ounces give or take). This would all be made easier due to the fact that they're suppressing the price at the same time.
That being said, they most likely aren't doing this, if they were we'd at least hear rumors about it.
Still even if the government isn't buying hard assets with the money the print out of nothing, it is still possible for (you) to do this the next time you receive a stimulus check or welfare by spending it on PMs.
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>>62679878
>someone has to do the dirty work and get killed for it
We don't need it
Completely unnecessary
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>>62679865
>borrow money
Fiat currency?
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>>62679898
>>62679900
Its like Atomic bombs you know. If one country has it, everybody needs one. You ain't become a global super power without fiat and debt. Someone has do manage finance and pure Christians didn't wanted to deal with it because "muh money lending sinful".
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do any of you anons wear jewelry? thinking of getting a chain and looking for recommendations on style and retailer
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>>62679927
I've had a silver Figaro since I was a teenager, it sits in the PMs box and never wear it anymore. Currently wear a rhodium-plated silver box chain from NYC Sterling. The former carries a silver Saint Benedict Medal and the latter a 24k platinum Agneau de Cluny from Mene.

desu its almost always under the shirt. the chain is whatever. wearable wealth is interesting but a gold chain specifically for that purpose is not worth the enormous premium.
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>>62679927
heavier the better if you plan to wear it, do not get one of those retarded whop chains that looks nice for 5 minutes then when it gets a dent is ruined forever.
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>>62679863
>Why do I work for money

Good question. I live off savings/investments. Working a job was horrible. Wage cage,,,,,,ugh. I cant imagine going back but I believe most would go crazy not working you need some eccentricities to fill your time. 20 hobbies like coming to pmg <which keeps my investing prowess sharp> (do the opposite of baggies). Is investing a job? Not for me, i enjoy it. Seems like the Houthis blew up Yanbu today. No one else even knows what that means but if true it probably will make me a large sum of money while wagies everywhere will be crying about gas prices.
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>poop colored id
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>>62679927
I have my dad/grandpa's wedding bands which I plan on getting polished up and wearing when I'm married in the next couple of years. Other than my watches I really only wear the sterling figaro chain often, the rings I would just try and bid on for below spot on ebay when I was bored at work, thought it looked cool having them piled on top of my stack. I'd say avoid retailers if you don't want to spend 5x over spot price for your jewelry. Or maybe look at grey market dealers to get a decent deal if you don't trust ebay.
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>>62679927
Seems incredibly risky to wear something like that just makes you a target. You really want to blend in people are going batshit crazy i just heard some old guy in Austin Texas almost got beheaded sitting on a park bench. Yall really need to get rich fast to escape western shithole countries. The currency isn't collapsing but civilization is
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>>62679998
americans carry guns, poojeet
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>>62679985
This is the big realization I had, was actually sizing up the salaries paid compared what it truly costs to work/live. When you first start to truly budget and save you see how far your money can go (this is before food and gas prices were getting crazy). But after several years of investing you have that day where you make a YEAR'S SALARY in one trading day. GME in 2024? Silver in Jan2026? It's night and day, when it hits you where your income is suddenly paying a portion of your bills. Or your assets move in value enough to make a years worth of working hours. And the most insane part? You don't even have to life a finger to do it! Sure, it's pay to play: you have to buy in to make the money. But once you hone in on that grift you aren't really bedazzled by consumerism. Suddenly you see retirement with arm's reach.
That wisdom I bring here is to not get distracted by the wrong things: passive income. The tax cattle blindly throw money at the market to chase a return but they don't understand that the system is leveraged. Meaning? It's already overbought with borrowed money. You go and buy a share of AT&T with cash? Some hedgie leveraged himself up to the GILLS and already dumped MILLIONS of unjust money into that stock long before your stupid ass showed up to the party.
The intrinsic value: overbought, overpriced. The dividend? Too low to be meaningful.
Wallstreet STEALS the value upfront with leverage and they offload it into tax-cattle 401k funds. The masses are ALWAYS the off-ramp. Insurance, pensions, 401ks. These funds are the ones that show up to BUY overbought trash from Wallstreet.
You are being looted.
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Silver is crashing but I don't own any. Not my problem

Black Gold is mooning. Your pain. My gain
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omg
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>>62677982
When normalfags pile into Silver (probably at around$1000/oz), you're going to see all the worst trends get manifest in the Precious metals sphere.
>Tons of bullshit gimmick bullion products
>Gambling (think pokemon card packs, but with coins)
>Scalpers
>People only buying for social media clout and selling at a loss the moment the market moves slightly down
>People falling for scams en masse
>Copper Rounds sold at 100x metal value being pushed as the next big thing
>People having no Opsec and getting robbed because they posted their stack
>Numismatics (mostly new releases if I had to guess) being bought and sold purely on Speculation
The Silver Squeeze hype in 2021 was merely a foretaste of the faggotry to come.
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>>62679693
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>>62679565
>>62680152
You guys reveal your true colors when the price starts going down, you don't love or believe in the metal. You're hoping to trade it for more pieces of paper someday.
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>>62679282
how do you keep your rounds all clean? mine all have gotten a pretty strong patina. but i probably didn't always store mine right
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>>62680169
Its just the same loser replying to himself over and over hopping IDs. He posts like 30-40 times a thread across all his IDs usually and always says the same dumb things over and over.
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>>62680169
It's literally one Jew IP hopping, he's been doing it for over 4 years now
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>>62680409
More like 8 years
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>>62680403
Yep.....silver baggies need more victims of the silver ponzi scheme or price will crash to $12
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>>62680416
Yep,,,,the guy who created pmg to scam depressed white incels
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>>62680137
based when the silver NFTs bubble bursts we can have cheapies again. $30 spot seems like forever ago. $19 spot feels like a mythic time before the big bang
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>>62680282
>how do you keep your rounds all clean?
Air tight plastic, and maybe anti-tarnish paper or felt.
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>>62678032
Kinda reminds me of that time a church hired some random abuela to restore a Renaissance fresco
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>>62679537
The move (or at least it was, haven’t bought more since silver was over 30) is to buy pre-1946 Australian florins, they were sterling until the end of WW2 and can often be found for less of a premium than UK florins.

I have over two half dollar rolls of em, plus some random smaller Aussie sterling. Found some pretty good slurps over the years, but I’m in the U.S. so if you’re in the UK I imagine their stuff carries a lower premium there
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I want to dca in a relaxed manner. But banks buying so much gold and this talk about stable coins(ie they're getting desperate) is making me antsy to buy more asap. Just wanted to share that.
Still going to just buy small amounts until eoy.
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Family photo
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>>62680282
Holy shit, it's radium watch hand anon! I haven't seen them posted in a while.
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>>62679493
>>American navy repeatedly getting their shit pushed in
Keked...
Do you mean for a change?
https://youtu.be/nmGuy0jievs
>The days of arab pirates are coming back.
AKA the buttpirates of Buffalo.
Bwahahahahahahaha!
Arrrrrrr, a shiny bloody of Diddy we see....
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>>62679728
>but instead dedicated his life to managing the chaotic, highly lucrative career of a tap-dancing lunch item.
https://youtu.be/80UjzxfNugs
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>>62679915
>"muh money lending sinful".
Conflate and confuse
Usary and counterfeiting not money lending.
Change the names much?
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>>62680999
Very nice collection. Fun to look through;)
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>>62681134
Sorry for potato quality but it’s a comfy mid tier stack
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>>62679915
The USA became a global superpower when the dollar was still backed by gold and the coinage was silver.
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>>62679985
There's a glut of oil.
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mintAnon and these evil community efforts must be stopped at all costs
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>>62679985
You have no investments, if it weren't for you being paid to be here you would have no job.
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>>62681251
Buy an ad jewboy
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>>62681549
That exact thing happened to me. Now Im on the hunt for an otoya Yamaguchi or a gilded crusader.
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>>62681549
>>62681665
spending $250 on a badly minted coin is embarrassing tho
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>>62681675
Not as embarrassing as being embarrassed by such a nominal amount kektop
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>>62681675
I have disposable income and already have a make it stack.
I only buy special pieces now.
I can't remember the last time I bought under $100 an oz.

I was ultra disciplined when silver was cheap and loaded up on the cheapest generic rounds I could find.
Now that the price has mooned a little the real fancy silver seems more accessible because the premiums have gone down when you compare by percentage to spot.
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>>62681675
I don't give a shit, i like it and i am collecting them all.
>>62681665
Me too, also looking for gilded otoya, megumin and cheesed.
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>>62681665
Looks good I like how the droopy eyes turned out
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This isn't the first time on topic posts have been deleted. Don't get me started on the anons who received bans for reporting the spamfudbot for trolling outside of b.
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>>62681725
>I don't give a shit, i like it and i am collecting them all.
that is laudable. but only mintanon and holoanon are canon
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>>62681942
Any 4chan coins are canon for me. That's why i got my little pony coin too.
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>>62681972
Nice
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>>62681687
>>62681701
>>62681725
just FYI these are all the scammer frensmark anon on different IPs
he should buy an ad
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>>62681942
I finally shot my HoloCoinAnon set.
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>>62682047
believe what you want
>>62682048
damn. where did you get the gilded megumin? Only found a couple regular ones
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>>62682063
>where did you get the gilded megumin?
I bought it when it came out.
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>>62676403
When we getting pre orders for roosters?
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>>62682047
It isn't but I did just get another thank you for donating again :)
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>>62681701
Its important to remember you only need 140,000 ounces of silver to make it
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>>62682148
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>>62682113
what so you're just giving him money for fun now? lol...
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/pmg/, I have dilemma.
I have a older Silver that has a decent amount of numismatic value and a friend offered to buy it from me for around ten times its weight in Silver (he even offered to pay in junk Silver). I had mentioned I wanted to get rid of the coin a while back and was never attached to it, but now that I have the opportuntity I'm less sure about wanting to sell it.
I'd instantly be in the green, but what bothers me is that once I sell it, I'll probably never be able to get another one without paying through the nose.
What should I do, sell it or keep it?
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>>62682181
post the coin nigga
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>>62682181
This:
>>62682198
>post the coin
We're not clairvoyant.
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>>62680416
i started it and thats not the first thread
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>>62682268
And you aren't his bf needing to make a meaningless decision about some some mediocre coin
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>>62682198
>>62682268
It's a 1/2 Real coin, looks kind of like this one, but in better shape and from a rarer variety. I'm at work right now so I can't take a picture of the exact coin.
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I hate Indians and jews
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>>62682327
Ten times it's weight in silver is what a half ounce?

For that little money I'd just keep the coin or give it to them as a gift.
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>>62682327
>>62682181
do you want to be a collector or metals hoarder? theres nothing wrong with either. that coin isnt particularly rare especially in worn condition youd have to post your actual coin for better advice. just check ebay for comps. for collectible coins condition is everything. usually value increases exponentially with better condition grades
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>>62682327
Here's a place to search, but you'll need to know country and be certain of denomination and it would help to know year.
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world
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>>62677858
It's a trap. The queen's beasts completer was so successful, people are hyped for this too
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>>62677858
>they also jacked up the price of the 2oz from $600 to $999 before that one too sold out, jeez
Look again. Maybe it's a different weight?
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>>62682401
Oh duh - 1 vs 2 ozt.
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Lmao
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Tell low IQ idiot extending it doesn't matter since there all these other devices to use. The time it takes to reset and work again does not actually change when you make it longer
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>>62682401
huh, so its already at 350/oz in the shadow market huh? this is going to be a fun ride.
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>>62682445
Dutch juggalo here. Much love homie.:P
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>>62682181
Figure out what it is and why someone would pay 10x the silver content.
My heuristic of Capital vs Credit would actually say that a lot of "collector premium" is largely dependent on the quality factor. Once the bond market implodes and people all over the world straight up have less cash, the ability to tie up real value in these types of collectibles will diminish. for the near-medium term.
If you like the coin and fear you won't be able to replace it. Then don't trade it. But if you find the price history of the item, I imagine that the margin between numismatic value and melt value with tighten.
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>>62682485
I did take a minute fren. And now I believe it or not hate jews even more.
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Why are they seething ?
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Well I'm seething because I'm getting banned for using the word cheesed while you jews are genociding children in Palestine, killed Jesus, genocide y0 million Christians during the Holodomor and you type 40 post a day without issue. Whereas you should be dead:)
Which I hope happens soon:)
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>>62682533
I think the government is that desperate to keep people from unifying
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>>62682533
Thanks again brother for motivating me to figure out this issue.
Nn all;)
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>>62682523
And then sorta like the knobs, Im getting recaro podium cf bucket seats and want to have them upholstered in a bmw m fabric but I'm not sure which one so I bought several shift boots to see what I like best. The first couple should be here tomorrow. Do you have any particular favorites from over the years?

>>62682547
As long as we can come to an arrangement on immigrants and illegals I think we can work something out
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Looks like the next round needs to be one mocking jannies. Smug Pepe clean it up on one side and they do it for free on the other.
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>>62682523
the only person seething has been you for the past 4+ years
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actually wild that /pmg/ has a rogue janny harassing this place for over 4 years now

No other general has to put up with this, only us.
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>>62682563
His rabbi probably wore a gold chain while molesting him.
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>>62682533
It does seem pointless for multiple people to keep posting it over and over again in the same thread but i also dont understand everyone posting an image of a commodity or their pile of scraps every thread. Maybe at least pretend its an investment
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Speaking of banning for bullshit. How many shekels per ban or post does he get?
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>>62682401
HA... yea the 1 oz. That thing was 189 in my cart before it got snaked. Are they the only dealers that actively price gouge their customers? I guess they dont call em Rapemex for nothing
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>>62682593
I wanna know what 3 letter agency and/or financial institution is employing him to be here. He obviously has janny powers, that much is certain, meaning he has connections. He showed up shortly after /setf/ got banned on /pol/, so I suspect he's here to demoralize and ensure that movement stays dead.
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>>62682613
His demoralization shouldn't work since he doesn't seem to have the ability to actually shows he has anything worthy of being demoralized by. Demoralized by the person spending their life being a subhuman? Should be reason to demoralize him right back.
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Fren update

Some of you here know Opa. If not the photo says enough.

>be c.1941 Opa and his men are south near Italy. He is charge of base camp.
Food supplies are still abundant. Fresh bread, dairy etc.
Large portions of bread are not eaten and he sees it a a waste of good food.
Gets Kp guys to save all day old bread and starts filling large canvas bags.
Starts to send full bags home on train. Opa is stackin Bread.
>google- hard tack
>6 moths later He gets leave and goes home.
First priority is bread sacks and proper storage. Super dry location and pest proof.
>Opa goes back to the front. War ends and he is MIA for almost a year.

At this point the ones who know the story, Oma has sold and traded everything in the house to get food for her 4 girls.
That bread saved their life. Oma could trade bread for some vegges and a small meat portions.
The starving neighbour kids would come and Oma would give them small pieces.

It was in my blood before I was born. My cousin had it too. He stacked food like a beast.
He died about a year ago. Aunt Gurdie is so proud he did that. She lives on the food he bought now.

Keep on Stackin Frens :)
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>>62682632
For reference, Jeff - and that him in that other picture kek - made 80k trading options this month while working his day job. Maybe IQ wants me to post some of the screenshots Jeff sent me so he can pretend that it was him?
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>>62682632
>>62682613
You spend your life praying for the world to end because Peter schiff says you would be king of the trash heap. You demoralized yourselves you circus freaks and now cry that the world is out to get you,,,,,,,lmao and then get mad at me for teaching you how to get rich.
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>>62682636
Nice update fren
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>>62682643
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>>62682654
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>>62682654
nice
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>>62682571
all of 4chan is "pointless"
in a very real way, life itself is pointless too
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oh, nice
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interesting datapoint to hammer the fractal to for the weekend.
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>>62682564
lol
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Kek
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https://anonymintpm.com/

You should rope already and get it over with
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>>62682790
I guess you can say the jannies are,,,,,,,, cheesed
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Why does this cause so much seethe?
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>>62682613
>I suspect he's here to demoralize and ensure that movement stays dead.
And yet he convinced me and others to stack. I've never had a high opinion of this general's autistic, retarded racism or its doomsday prophecies. No, it was IQ's total non-arguments that finally made me see the logic in exchanging fiat for the most conductive elements on the periodic table. IQ is our lodestar. Just do the opposite of what he says and your life will turn out great.
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>>62682938
Lmao iqelite made y'all buy silver at $130. You are bragging that you are his puppet



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