LMUs 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

>Bullion dealers
https://libertycoin.com/(US)
https://www.chards.co.uk/(EU/UK)
https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/(Ancient)
https://www.luciteria.com/(Other rare metals)
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: >>60502228

i got rich buying silver

keep. on. stackin.

>>60506680
Always

i’m hate jannies more than:
niggers
jews
jew-niggers

Best way to remove dark tarnishing without removing all of it?

>>60506710
I'd probably just leave that one alone. Looks pretty cool

>>60506722
Too late lol
I think I scratched it with the brillo pad

>>60506663
this desu

>>60506742
Eh, still looks a little cool at least. I love Peacies

>Explain why you count jewelry and silverware as additional surplus but not industrial use

Lmao, because silverwear and jewelry gets melted down and reused eventually. its a surplus that's only bought because silver is inexpensive

Anywho, in light of massive gains in platinum and my powerhouse platinum stock SBSW I will share this costa Rican platinum. Enjoy . Have a nice day frens!

>>60506710
>>60506742
>brillo pad
OK. So, get a stainless steel bowl, line it with aluminum foil. From my experience the smaller the better. Put some baking soda on the bottom, only enough to cover the size of the coin(s). Put the coin(s) in and cover with additional baking powder. Boil some water and pour into the bowl. I usually wait until it's cool enough for me to pick up by hand. Then rub more baking soda on the coin(s) to remove additional tarnishing.
Repeat until desired results are achieved.

>>60506776
1.) You never post a portfolio
2.) You don't own a car
3.) All you can afford is cheap, garbage quality food
4.) You don't own a house
5.) You're retarded enough to think that brass is gold
6.) You post here every day. Clearly not behavior of someone who's made it

Fuck, I was hoping they'd do a cool coin for the 250th Army anniversary but they just did a lazy anniversary coin for the ASE with the new stupid looking Eagle face.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYujv1pB_H0

>>60506742
it's fine, nobody cares about some scratches on a 1922 peace dollar

>>60506776
this is the most retarded thing I've read today. You realize what the circumstances would have to be for people to be selling off and melting down their silverware and jewelry?

>>60506814
Some scratched Peace Dollars are actually sought after. Some Scarface Peace Dollars go for a lot of money but I think there are a lot of fakes

Third worlders need to be banned from the internet

>>60506776
>powerhouse platinum stock SBSW
powerful. brave even.
nice msg filled slop btw

>>60506827
Maybe you are just dumb or a newb? Go to your nearest goodwill or salvation army it's a veritable graveyard for fancy (and empty) silverwear cases. Go to a pawnshop the owner has a bucket full of silver jewelry he's going to sell for scrap. So yeah it's not a maybe you are just an idiot convinced you are smart. You will learn I will teach you

What are we expecting Platinum to open up at on Monday?

>>60506889
1137

Just buy sbsw and you get all this plus uranium

Lmao, so easy! (Unless you are a stacktard)

gold; platinum group metals (PGMs), including palladium, platinum, rhodium, iridium, and ruthenium; chrome; lithium; zinc; nickel; and silver, cobalt, and copper

iq is probably PacNW5 lmao

>60506925
sbsw is down 70 percent since 2022. not buying your bags

My oil stocks are gonna surge tomorrow. Probably make at least $10,000 profit . You know why? Because stocks aren't a dead asset, unlike silver, oil companies produce oil. Rocks produce nothing

>>60506787
>I was hoping they'd do a cool coin for the 250th Army anniversary
It's better if we forget it ever happened desu. I never cringed that much in my life, this boomer mothball sented shitfest was the most pathetic display since... mayber since forever.

>>60506984
i hope americas enemies will feel empowered after it

>>60506984
Icing on the cake was the Coinbase and Palantir sponsorship. I think America is officially over today

>>60506828
I got one of those for sale since a while now, but the burgerbros are so hesitant about ordering from the EU ever since the Bloumpf's tarrifs it's sad..

>>60506988
>Icing on the cake was the Coinbase and Palantir sponsorship
Yeah that was next level to witness. It looked like they abandonned all pretense and fully admitted the US are just a conglomerate for big corp.

>>60506777
Checked
Brillo pad is how to remove the silver, not the blemishes.
Wasn't baldness and kinky hair a curse?

>>60506988
Luddites (stacktards) hit hardest

>>60506988
>Icing on the cake was the Coinbase and Palantir sponsorship. I think America is officially over today
Just another reason to be thankful for the stak.

>>60507040
>Just another reason to be thankful for the stak
You know it playboy

>the powers at be are advertising crypto currencies to the masses while central banks are quietly stacking precious metals
Really makes you think with all the shilling going on. Hope you enjoy your extra cow dung cakes you stupid spammer.

Always do the opposite of what they/them say...

stack em up
stack em up

>>60506988
it's been over for a while now it's just not readily apparent to the normie masses yet

Picked this up yesterday at a show for ~$2.14 under melt per ounce. The price was just too good and I found the piece really neat. As my stack approaches four digits, I’m leaning more towards larger pieces over single rounds (although I’ll never stop loving them). Have a blessed Sunday and a happy Father’s Day

/pol/ tripcode talking about silver and other geopolitical stuff. worth a read

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/tripcode/%21%21z9FVe%2FsrtHt/

God bless you brothers.

the powers that be are advertising precious metals to the masses while businesses are loudly>>60507171
stacking bitcoins
>Really makes you think with all the shilling going on. Hope you enjoy your extra losses you stupid scammers

>>60507169
Awesome, I'm freakin jelly. I have to try and get out to a show at some point, around here the only places I can buy cash are from super overpriced pawn shops and random craigslist boomers (I've cut good deals with some of them but it's rare and doing it a bunch feels like asking for a fall)

>>60507185
he also says btc and eth is good short-medium term until the uniparty crypto is implemented

>>60507190
You should definitely try it - I just google “coin shows [place I’m visiting/living]” and have had great luck. They aren’t all winners, a few are exclusively boomers selling dimes for hundreds, but I’ve had more winners than losers

>i say God bless you
>kikes immediately get butthurt
God bless you

>>60507177
I still wonder why Walking Liberties typically are so worn down

>>60507218
the design is very high compared to the rim of the coin

Trying to contibute:)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXcNGoaZRas

>>60507235
Lmao, you contributed greatly to the coin merchants next lambo

Silver
Shotguns
&
Sawmills
Simple as.

>>60507236
Nice chart scammy. It says the supply of silver in 2025 is 200 million ounces

Lmao there's a billion ounces of ASEs alone sitting in stacktards toilet tanks....nothing more gullible than a stacktard

>60507284
>Lmao there's a billion ounces of ASEs alone sitting in stacktards toilet tanks
Possession is 9/10ths of the law

>>60507087
>central banks buying
They sure are
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2025/06/11/gold-overtakes-euro-as-second-biggest-global-reserve-asset.html

>>60507185
Even cryptoshits are buying gold

Kektop

>>60507192
Just a heads up. The person you are replying to is a mentally ill Cambodian who lives on this board. All he does is talk shit about PMs and tell us how rich he is without ever once posting proof. He name is iqdelete and I advice either to ignore or ridicule him. Engaging him in good faith is pointless. He is literally a lunatic.

Stacktards sure are scared about bitcoin. Personally I'm stacking Latin American and South African stocks. Me luv me some hyuge divvies and gains. Not for scaredy-cats like rocktards tho i understand waaaah the sky is falling waaaah

Are those old morgan silver dollars worth getting they are 90% silver

>>60507597
Depends on the price really. They're beautiful coins but at this point you should focus on stacking the cheapest ounces.

>>60507597
You can also get full 1oz rounds of Morgans if you mostly just like them for the design and don't really care about the history

>>60507597
definitely
morgans are one of the best

>>60507457
1.) You never post a portfolio
2.) You don't own a car
3.) All you can afford is cheap, garbage quality food
4.) You don't own a house
5.) You're retarded enough to think that brass is gold
6.) You post here every day. Clearly not behavior of someone who's made it

>>60507597
>>60507600
>>60507610
>>60507623
Don't peace dollars weigh more?

>>60507675
>Don't peace dollars weigh more?
No.
Good delivery bars do.

>>60507711
Checked
But peace dollars are generally cheaper than Morgans at least.
Also
>liquidity

>>60507724
>>liquidity
Everything becomes liquid when it gets hot enuf tho.

Silver is the new oil. Lmao I'm going all in I'm selling all my good investments and buying garbage rocks

>>60506647 (OP)
Is gold going to pump more with the Israel Iran conflict escalating?

>>60507757
You can't buy an oz of silver with the 18usd you own to your name. Have a you. It will get you closer to owning your first physical ounce.

is it tomorrow yet :)

>>60507804
Gold peaked, don't buy any until 2055 at the earliest, it pays 0% dividends and interest

>>60507757
Lmao, remember when stacktards said silver is the new bitcoin? Kektop! How did that work out,,,,,,,,generational poverty achieved

>>60507838
What's in the box?
What's in the box?

Garbage rocks, losses, despair generational poverty,,,,,all those things

60507901
Most stackers also have Bitcoin and stocks. Most people I know have stocks, offshore accounts, etc...
Captcha: JORKY

>>60507804
Most likely. Geopolitical uncertainty and conflict tends to be bullish for gold. Excited to see how this week plays out for precious metals

>>60507938
lol. He keeps talking about dividend paying stocks like it's some esoteric knowledge only he possesses. What a sad existence he must have.

Guys when is gold going to drop? I bought my small stack in 2019-21. I can't bring myself to add more sovereigns when they're nearly double the price I bought my others for.

Have any of you sold recently while the prices are so high?

>>60508046
Well the prices certainly won't be going down again, at least not more than the day to day fluctuation.

>>60507938
>Most stackers also have Bitcoin and stocks. Most people I know have stocks, offshore accounts, etc...
Why bitcoin when percentage moves in eth have always been greater?
Or why eth when percentage moves in xlm have always been greater?
Or why xlm when percentage moves in HBAR have always been greater?
There are infinite opertunities in currencies because currencies are infinite. Silver and gold, on the other hand, aren't.

Silver and Gold is for broke and depressed incels. None of them believe bitcoin or stocks are even real. Silver is for losers......facts

>>60508046
And what if it keeps running up? You'll be kicking yourself wondering why you didn't buy it at this price. I've seen some people speculate that it might pull back below 3k. Maybe it will, maybe it won't. In the long run it doesn't matter because it's going up. Dollar cost average and keep stacking.

are we dipping below 36 today silverbros?

>>60508046
>Have any of you sold recently while the prices are so high?
Sell?....
Money?....

In 10 years of pmg no one has made it,,,,lmao no one has even made a profit, most have lost 40-60%. No my problem, i warned them

>>60508078
What would you say to the argument that Bitcoin has value because it is a decentralized payment processing network?

>>60507284
I looked it up out of curiosity, and there's roughly 660 million ounces of ASEs out there according to:

>https://coinmintages.com/american-silver-eagles-mintage/

That's from 1986 to 2024. It's always funny to see how wrong your numbers are, do you even base them on anything or just literally play make-believe?

>>60508150
>do you even base them on anything or just literally play make-believe?
They/them are the lies that inhabit the imaginations, the demons, the siren's call.

>>60507873
you'll have to come back to find out tomorrow

>>60508150
Lmao, that's more than 1 year of industrial use just in ASEs. Easily 50 times that much silver exists. You scammers say that silver doesn't exist. You are the liars. And you suffer by being poor

>>60508114
Nah, it would have done so last week if it were to happen.
This week gonna be GREEN af.

>>60508046
I think you need a swift reminder at how much we are fucked : we started 2021 with 27 trillions USD of public debt.
We started 2025 with 37 trillions USD of public debt.
And as of today, we add another trillion every 6 months (and accelerating). In the same time, private debt is through the roof and cumulated it's 70 trillions USD owed.

It can't be overstated how fucked we are.

>>60508150
>just literally play make believe
that is exactly what it is. he is mentally ill. don't bother trying to engage him seriously. he just makes up his own facts and definitions, moves the goal posts and then just stops responding and comes back after a couple of hours saying the exact same thing. his name is iqdelete just so you're completely caught up.

>>60508194
>It can't be overstated how fucked we are.

No you are fucked, you got scammed and now are poor. Yall told everyone to not buy stocks and bitcoin. I did buy stocks and got rich. Now I'm on easy street

>>60508194
You want to know something that's even MORE fucked? That 37 trillion is just the official numbers. Remember those Magic money printing computers that Elon and DOGE found? Those thing have been running under the table for likely decades.

In reality the debt may actually be closer to 370 trillion

>>60508236
That debt will send bitcoin to $1 million and silver to $40. I win!

iqdelete ready to suck a dick for a (you). SAD!

https://files.catbox.moe/663ree.mp3

>>60508046
Gold literally doesn't go down. You might be able to get $100 dip every now and then but it's always been slowly going up forever

>>60508114
After the amount of rockets that have been getting fired lately? Doubtful. Those have a lot of silver in them

>>60508315
Gold went down from 1980 to 2025,,,,lmao all stackturds do is lie to scam more people

More demand than there is silver

>>60508315
>Gold literally doesn't go down.
Nope, neither does silver, but sometimes it goes explosively close to a 2:1 ratio with gold

Silver goes up on average a half percent per year so when stacktards pay 20% premiums they wipe out expected gains for their entire life

>>60506781
she cant even afford bovine dung cakes…
>she has to recycle/slurp them off of designated shitting street left over from the anus of a wealthy jeet’s expelled diarrhea.
people don’t believe it be like it is, but it do.

>>60508078
not a big fan of that coin…

>>60508078
I wish I could afford the nigger coin

Gonna make big money on my oil stocks tomorrow. Unlike silver they pay huge divvies

I went on a numis frenzy this weekend, frens. Lots of roman tetradrachms from Antioch and 19th century colonial silber mainly; plus few oddities. It will be rice & pasta for the next month kek.

Speaking of oddity, there was this roman As from Vitellius - 69 A.D., depicting the victory over the german tribes.
I think i got myself quite a slurp, but i can't figure out how much exactly, since i'm having issues finding others examplars on past auctions online.
It's this one :
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces66027.html
ref : RIC#151
name : As - Vitellius VICTOR AVG S C

If someone can help me finding a past auction of this coin, that'd be great. Best i could find was this : https://numismatics.org/ocre/results?lang=ru&q=vitellius%20captive
listing the various versions minted/archived. The coin is R3 so it could have been a while since the last sale.

>>60506831
Thirdies will increase the demand for gold and silver though. Their voices need to be heard, their purchases need to be made online. Only validated demand affects prices.

>>60508586
>Only validated demand affects prices.
that's why before the internet nobody ever knew what anything was worth. Also why nobody has any idea what illegal drugs are worth because there's no record of sales to determine prices.

>>60508145
>What would you say to the argument that Bitcoin has value because it is a decentralized payment processing network?
Decentralized from? Technology? On ramps and off ramps into and out of other centralized currencies?
I wouldn't bother with the argument because it's definitionaly incorrect. All networks, by definition, have a cohesion of centralized attributes. In Bitcoins' specific case, centralization is the ledger. There's no anonymity while using it. First and foremost, what is offensive to me is Christ saying, "When you give your alms do so in secret so only your father in heaven sees." This method of transfer of financial or monetary value ifls by definition public and makes that impossible.
As for the other obvious inaccuracies in the argument by definition I’ll let you mull those over with your conscience.

>>60508174
2024 industrial usage was 680 million ozs, so if every single ASE in existence (660 million ozs) was somehow rounded up, that would be less than 1 year of industrial use, not more, especially since industrial demand seems to be increasing. That's actually pretty bullish sounding. Every single ASE combined would only keep industry going for less than a year. That's pretty crazy.

>>60508114
A clean test of 35 would satisfy my TA boner, but silver is gonna do silver shit.

>>60508761
I would guess something like 10-20% of all ASE's ever produced have already been recycled and converted to other uses.

>>60508768
Stacktards are wrong about everything. Mining is double the rate of industrial uses. Your estimate is retarded, as you know, stackturds were paying $15 premiums for ase's a few year ago

Gonna need a bigger box soon.

>>60508781
when did ASE's first come out?
What was the price of an ASE from start to 2010?
What was the premium on an ASE from start to 2010?

you don't know these things because you weren't alive for most of the time ASE's have existed. Also you're not american so you have no way of knowing what goes on here. And you're not a stacker so you have no clue what happens to silver prices

basically you're just talking about something you know nothing about again. Not sure why you do that.

>>60508810
dolly pot?

>>60506647 (OP)
We're not even at alltime high. This is pathetic.

>>60508804
Lmao, stacktards become unhinged when you prove there is a 100 year glut of silver. Sorry not sorry but i proved it's never going up

>>60508858
They are rocks dude, lmao why would they go up when you can just dig more out of the ground.....bitcoin on the other hand decreases in supply

>>60508987
Bitcoin is so rare that some random faggot typed shit on a computer and created all of them.

Numbers go up :)

>>60508804
>Not sure why you do that.
You are interacting with someone who is legitimately mentally ill.

>>60509272
His argument was reasonable
>If people were paying 50% premiums a few years ago, why would anyone melt ASE's?

but he ignores the fact that ASE's have been around for almost 40 years now, and the premiums throughout those 40 years were usually in the 3-7% range. Meaning tons of ASE's probably got melted over the years. I've melted a few myself.

>>60508742
>decentralized from
Decentralized as in it is a peer to peer enabled network. Not sure why you are bringing god into this. In any case I'll try again. Do you see value in such a payment processing network?

>>60509279
I am not sure what reasonable argument he made (I am referring to post 60508781 which is the one you then replied to). He made the assertion that mining is double the rate of industrial use without citing any sources as usual. He then added to it that people were paying $15 dollar premiums for silver eagles. I am not sure what that part has to do with anything as far as the demand/supply dynamics and equilibrium price of silver.

>>60509294
>He made the assertion that mining is double the rate of industrial use without citing any sources as usual.
that's elementary

if half of all production goes to industry, then production must be twice the requirements of industry by definition.

>if 1/2x=y then x=2y

the remainder of his post was in response to me saying I'd guess ~10-20% of ASE's have been recycled already.

his response was that nobody would recycle them because premiums were 50% not long ago

to which I replied with questions about how long they've been around, and what the historical premiums have been.

he failed to respond to those prompts, indicating either boredom with the line of reasoning, admission of defeat, or simple stupidity.

>>60509302
>if 1/2x=y then x=2y
Please don't condescend to me. Where is he getting the numbers that silver production is twice that of industrial demand?

I have no idea what point he is trying to make with ASE's and how they relate ultimately to the price dynamics of silver the metal. Mentally ill patient never flushes out his arguments.

>he failed to respond to those prompts
yes when confronted with counter arguments he just runs away. only to return some time later and say the same exact things again

>indicating either boredom with the line of reasoning, admission of defeat, or simple stupidity.
He is mentally ill

>>60509341
>Please don't condescend to me.
very well

the bot/jeet/swiss/heeb/trannie/midget is only here to:
>troll and spout nonsense…
that is all, oh and not poast ANY proof of ANY wealth, at all.

>>60509444
mentally ill Cambodian is infesting smg as well. Gets called a retard immediately.

Last buy, 5 francs 1870, my very first heavily toned coin.

>>60509471

25g 900‰ silver.

>>60509302
>>60509302
>if half of all production goes to industry, then production must be twice the requirements of industry by definition.

True, the silver glut grows by 500 million ounces every year

>>60509279
>>60509279
>and the premiums throughout those 40 years were usually in the 3-7% range.

Wrong by a factor of at least 4, premiums have been at least 15%, but this doesn't include proofs which have premiums over 100%. So no, 0% of ASEs have been melted down

So 10 billion ounces of ASEs and other gobbermint silver rounds
Tens of Billions of ounces of junk usa and other gobbermints silver

Ten billion ounces in jp morgan comex slv warehouses

Jewelry

Silverware

Etc the world is awash in silver

Plus frog rounds,,,,,,sorry incels silver is going no where

>>60509605
Irrefutable proooooof

>>60509581
Huh, what am I missing, that pic shows a deficit of like 350 million oz just over the past 2 years? It shows the opposite of what you claim??

>>60509676
>shows the opposite
He's the local retard.

>>60509676
>what am I missing

Common sense. Lmao gold is crashing and bitcoin mooning today

>>60509840
What does that have to do with the chart you posted? It showed a 350 million oz deficit, but you were claiming there was a 1 billion oz glut over that time frame?? What??

>>60506647 (OP)
If I have a 1/2oz gold coin that's sealed in a plastic blister pack and drop it on laminate flooring, will it chip?
Asking for a friend.

>>60509916
gold just dents because its soft. you will be able to see if it's dented. also it doesn't affect the value that much either way.

>>60509932
As long as the weight remains the same idc that much, it's not a proof coin

>>60509471
>>60509474
Cérès coins are legit among the best out there. Beautiful, rare, nice history and affordable.

>>60509471
>>60509474
looks good. i want one of those

>>60509916
its broken dude. Get a new one

Lmao, silver scammers in a panic at proof there is a huge silver glut

>>60509285
>Decentralized as in it is a peer to peer enabled network.
There's no such thing as pure peer to peer created by men in this realm. I believe you are attempting to equate or redefine you and me physically shaking hands by calling this the same as that. This is merely a digital middleman, kinda like Napster.
>Not sure why you are bringing god into this.
Because God is Truth.
>In any case I'll try again. Do you see value in such a payment processing network?
I see a type of value that aligns with the motto "control the controllable." Yet, who chooses not to control is by definition uncontrollable, and the value of controlling isn't virtuous in my personal perspective, and that which isn't virtuous isn't as valuable by comparison to that which is. Does that mean it serves no purpose? No, certainly not, just as death feeds life, there is a type of value there. A religious type.

Bitcoin up, SBSW up EC up

Today is a good day to be IQELITE,,,,,join me and be rich like me frens,,,,stacktards welcome too

>>60509895
he's shifting the goal posts by trying to claim that all the potential silverware and jewelry out there make up that "500 billion glut" he's making up.

he doesn't stop to think what the circumstances would have to be for people to be melting down their jewelry and silverware at that scale.

>>60507171
Total larp. If you're somewhat interested in geopolitics, demography, economics, and tech you can easily come up with a mix of background explanations and next steps predictions and throw in some rare facts to make it sound profound.

>>60508731
Validated demand is actual purchases. Without Internet, local markets are often opaque and overpriced (consider how eBay destroyed local markets and reduced the prices of several goods that were considered valuable collectibles), often there's no local market for PMs in thirdie countries in the first place.

>>60509959

Indeed, it's my favorite too, a shame she was only minted for five years and quickly replaced by Dupré's Hercule. Next time I'll buy the version without motto.

Haven't seen this one before

>>60510222
Yeah, he must be crazy. The whole thesis for investing in metals right now is that industrial is going to have to start buying up that extra silver, which is why we're buying it now (in addition to the more obvious monetary reasons why someone would have metals), so he's literally making the case for silver investing, he just lies about the numbers to make it seem less worthwhile.

>>60508236
I’ve seen estimates of the Eurodollar system in the 1-4 quadrillion range. The numbers really don’t matter anymore, these digits are beyond human comprehension. What matters is the fact that there are far more contractual claims (dollars) on real things than there are real things to satisfy those claims. Once this becomes common knowledge, the prices of those real things become unanchored to any signal from the past as everyone fears the same thing: I might not be able to buy nearly as much as I thought I could.
The only recourse in this scenario is to spend faster than the guy next to you, to convert your claims before he does or until all the real things are hoarded. It always ends the same way.

>>60510222
>>60510510
I see you guys have acquainted yourselves acquainted with the resident mental patient: iqdelete. lol. Just ignore or make fun of him. See my post here >>60509272

>>60510538
>It always ends the same way
Yes, war

The Monday rollercoaster meme needs to end.

>>60510538
>Blah blah blah in 2 weeks everyone will want this shitty investment I'm scamming idiots on

Lmao, it never fails, stackturds cry about bitcoin being down a few % and that marks the bottom,,,,,within a few days it's mooning


Stacktards=inverse Cramer = Peter schiffhead=losers

why is going down? we're so close to ww3

>>60510834
just consolidating a bit after mega pumping

>>60510834
>>60510892
Oil is also down 2.5%. Market pricing in a quick end to the hositilities or what?

>>60510834
Lmao, maybe the coin merchants and their pmg minions lied to you,,,,,lmao, why would they do that

>>60510914
could be some delusional people who think that

>>60510935
Why do you think oil is pulling back?

gonna get shitted on for this, but its kind of embarrassing when people show off 1/10 fractional gold coins, or like 6 asahi silver rounds. No one needs to know you had $300 to spare. Big stacks or dont post at all

>>60510986
>Big stacks or dont post at all
>didn't post anything
There's nothing wrong with posting recently acquired PMs either.

>>60510986
Stacktard =broke depressed incel who KNOWS his 6 ounces of silver will transmute him to a winner. Posting your 3 ounces is the same as posting your 10/10 virgin gf

>>60510986
no policing pics, asswipe

>>60511010
1.) You never post a portfolio
2.) You don't own a car
3.) All you can afford is cheap, garbage quality food
4.) You don't own a house
5.) You're retarded enough to think that brass is gold
6.) You post the most here every day. Clearly not behavior of someone who's made it

>>60511003
>There's nothing wrong with posting recently acquired PMs either.

It's low IQ sheeple behavior announcement you got scammed

>>60511014
Just bought $60 of bitcoin

IQDelet is a stinky jeet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc4yTO1QprY

>60511068
>Muh decentralized ethereal cryptography which is definitely money unlike gold
>depicted here as gold coins for no reason don’t worry about it

>Gold down
>Silver sideways
>Platinum up
Seriously, what the fuck?

>>60511221
It is like with playstation trophies.
platinum>gold>silver

goldkikes seething

>>60511221
platinumshills we are so back

>>60511003
What's that Matterhorn coin? Really cool

>>60511314
Argor had 1-2 year limited releases of them.

>>60510986
I just think they're neat

>>60511370
emus are underrated

>>60511370
Based Geiger appreciator.

>>60511420
yeah love geigers

>>60511427
Just can't get enough of them.

>>60511112

>>60508987
Y U no like rock?

>>60509605
>>60509621
I said before 2010, retard

>>60511221
I've seen few articles pop up talking about traders wanting to switch some of their gold positions to Pt/Pl/Ag to bank on others PMs closing the gap with gold.
Idk if new psyops or real. But the others PMs' collective MC is so ridiculously tiny compared to gold, i guess it wouldn't require much to trigger some price action.

>>60511674
>Are investors switching?
Retail sure is because they're largely priced out
Even so, my brain has been warped over the years and I can't see PM articles being anything other than FUD
>sell your gold!

>>60511573
hahahaha.

>>60511703
>pm articles being anything other than fud

You don't say.

>>60511632
>I said before 2010, retard

No you didn't, and they were never 3% or 4% or 5%,,,,lmao so you lie like a kid caught in the cookie jar, nothing dumber than a stacktard
>>60509279
>ASE's have been around for almost 40 years now, and the premiums throughout those 40 years were usually in the 3-7% range.

>>60511749
>Gold down 8%

Lmao stackturds say it always goes up

>Bbbbbut it's FUD

How is the headline wrong moron?

Good day for bitcoin,,,,,,,

Up
Up
Up


+$3000

Silver and gold

Down
down
Down

>>60511766
>>60508804
>What was the premium on an ASE from start to 2010?

>>60511766
>and they were never 3% or 4% or 5%,,
What was the premium from 1986 to 2010?

>>60510183
>SBSW up
Oh man a whole 5 cents up after it shit the bed on Friday. Maybe someday it will go back to the $18 where you bought your two shares at. And you'll recover your life savings. I'm rooting for you iqdelete!

>>60511800
>>60511802
Dude do you enjoy hitting your head against the wall? Just make fun of him for being a poor mentally ill Cambodian, which is exactly what he is.

>>60511901
I sent him off to look for data he probably can't find. And now he's gone

>>60510914
Monday is often a false move.

>>60511901
Also after 3 years of arguing ASE's are worthless he's now trying to prove they're too valuable to melt

That's funny

>>60511910
>And now he's gone
For now. Cute how you think it's your accomplishment.

>>60511910
That drooling retard will literally draw a graph with crayons if he has too. And be like das right sTacKtuRdZzzz,,,,,.....,,,,,
>>60511917
you mean oil markets specifically?

>>60511932
A simple thanks will do

>>60511934
Pretty much any market. Everything is downstream of futures markets closing for the weekend. You often get counter-trend corrections on Monday and profit runs on Friday.

>>60511945
Interesting. Is that an algo driven thing?

He lives in your head rent free
You try to hyper-anaylze his posts
>is he Indian? Peruvian? Cambodian? LLM?
You engage with him all the time and think you're making an impact
>look I made him disappear for 20 minutes!
>my superior debating skills are contorting his face
>look I posted an AI generated image of the Indian he must be! check out how brown he is, and that's not even the poo!
With the best cope posts being
>actually I like him because he's the Jew in that excerpt of Mein Kampf
>he does this general a great service by showing normies how unhinged he is!

>>60511952
Pretty sure that's ancient but haven't done a study on it.

>>60511963
Nah we live rent-free in his head. If we didn't he wouldn't be posting here lol

>>60511963
I'm just having a pleasant conversation with the guy about how many silver eagles have been melted over the years

He thinks our conversation is a debate, but that's because he's retarded

>>60511963
>>is he Indian? Peruvian? Cambodian? LLM?
He's Cambodian. There will be no more debate on the source of iqdelete's brownness

>>60511924
No one melts ASEs moron, they are like silver $ that's the last thing to get melted down. Show us the premiums liar, you said 3% to 7%

Lmao 5 years ago stackturds paid 50% premiums and claimed they would never come down

>>60511996
>No one melts ASEs
I melt them. For fun. But then again, I got it like that. And you have two shares of SBSW deep in the red. SAD!

>>60511996
>Show us the premiums liar, you said 3% to 7%
I was alive and buying silver in the US between 1986 and 2010 so I remember.
You weren't alive so you don't.
>No one melts ASEs moron
here's the remains of one I melted to make jewelry

it's not the only one I've melted, just the only melted one I still have

>>60512014
>jewscrew

he graded them and they all came back well. i fucked up

>>60512025
kek

Good evening to everyone. Good evening iqdelet.

>>60510706
Prescient, the inverse stacktard

>>60512049
Good evening fren, perhaps one day you can go to the Asahi brewery in Sapporo it is even MORE kino than your rocks

>>60512014
Show us the premiums liar, you said 3% to 7%

>>60512073
you didn't even know when they started minting them. You thought 2009 was the first year.

>>60512067
Fuck you iqdelete! You never interact with me. Bloody benchod bitch (I know you're Cambodian btw)

>>60512087
Just admit premiums are 5 times what you claimed, lmao 3% your memory is cooked

>>60512101
ask any boomer. We were alive and rich enough to buy silver in the 80's and 90's.

your grandparents aren't even old enough to remember. Certainly not rich enough. Definitely not American enough.

>>60512049
Nice bars!

>>60512101
Another fact you kids can't believe.

US junk used to sell with 0 premiums. None zip nada. It sold for spot back in the day. Because you weren't legally allowed to melt it so coin dealers would sell it to stackers at spot.

Before that (this one is crazy) Silver used to be money, and everyone bought and sold everything using silver. You wanted bread? You'd go to the store and pay in silver. Want to watch a movie? Go to the theater and give them your silver.
No premiums, no buying or selling of silver. It used to be money, and everyone used it.

These are facts you're too young to believe.

>>60510413
>Haven't seen this one before
At that price, it's pretty safe to say it will be observable there for the foreseeable future.

>>60510538
>The only recourse in this scenario is to spend faster than the guy next to you
Currency hot-potato.
Musical money chairs.
Both games are retarded.
I personally prefer calvinball

>>60510986
>Big stacks or dont post at all
Kek

>>60512191
>No premiums, no buying or selling of silver. It used to be money, and everyone used it
Still is money, just not currency. Once women entered the workplace, we couldn't allow them to operate equally with men, so we gave them fiatbux to play with.

>>60512191
It sold cheaper than spot, your memory is shot or you are 14 years old


Just admit premiums are 5 times what you claimed, lmao 3% your memory is cooked

>>60510986

>>60511444
checked!
This is like my Geiger stack, but they’re in ounces instead of grams! Gold and silver alike, and man I think they’re just neat.

>>60512214
Why’d you misspell it? kek

>>60512296
If I recall, I was on a rant about isms and ists.

>>60512296
Because he's a paid ESL shill makes 3 cents per post. Coin merchants send him pictures of garbage rocks to post, lmao you can tell it's his first time printing letters in English

>>60511963
>>look I posted an AI generated image of the Indian he must be! check out how brown he is, and that's not even the poo!

He doxxed himself. We know what he looks like. We don't need AI photos.

I never thought i would ever be racist against Cambodians but here we are

>>60512373
>i never thought i would be racist against
what a silly presumption

>>60512373
>I never thought i would ever be racist against
There's always room for improvement fren.

how do we know he's Cambodian again? I thought he doxxxed himself and was a jeet?

Platinum chads rise up. SBSW! Biggest platinum mine in USA

>>60512404
can't you at least drink decent beer

>>60512196
Yeah, I don't see that selling quickly. This however is already gone. Wtf... lmao

>>60512399
It's a humiliation ritual for pmg financial incels, like a cuck fetish, the are low iq racists who get off believing the guy who beat them 2 years in a row by 100% is brown.

Lmao i try to help them get rich and give them good financial advice but they prefer to make coin merchants rich, truly fascinating to observe

>>60512504
Sorry, Shlomo, but I will not be a victim of the fiat fallout

>>60512399
All browns are either Mexican or Pajeet

>>60512475
kek

>>60512191
Silver wasn't money since the Crime of 73. Anyone young enough to be alive today used fiat 90% silver tokens which were nominally worth a superior weight of gold. When GSR turned over in the 60s they stopped doing that.

>>60512522
You already are, lmao you bought silver an obvious scam

>>60511910
Hey can you do your magic again and make him leave?

Crypto is unironically just a hyper leveraged stock market play. Too much risk for too little reward. Gold and silver humbly appreciate.

>>60512567
Lmao another silver scammer crying about crypto that beat garbage rocks by 6% today

>>60512542
gold was illegal to own though, so silver was the only money. Aside from copper and nickel and paper and plastic anyways.

being backed by gold only works if you can redeem for gold.

>>60512566
I can only cast IQ Deleted once per year.

crypto is for jewish poojeets.

>>60512624
All the bitcoin influencers i see on social media are all indians

Bitcoin is brown coded, the realm of 3rd worlders

>>60506647 (OP)
everyone is laughing at me
It makes me feel so bad
(Hey, hey, hey) everyone is talking about me
It makes me feel so sad
So I keep on stackin'
Hey, hey, hey, hey
Keep on stacking
Keep on shining
One fine I'm gonna be the one
With the biggest stack
One fine day
I'm gonna be the one
To make you understand
Ah-yeah, I'm gonna be your anon

>>60512640
>Bitcoin is brown coded, the realm of 3rd worlders
That is how you know it's working.

>>60510986
Up yours

Am i the only one to find it pretty sussy how silver have been crabbing within a very narrow range for the past week? It's been trading within a few cents delta, never seen that before.

It feels like it's done purposefully, but idk what would be the reason..

>>60512593
More accurately money was bullshit even back then, but you weren't trading silver for the value of silver.

>>60512712
Wow, the all powerful people you cry about constantly aren't pumping silver? Hmmmm, maybe you were dumb to buy it

>>60512713
>you weren't trading silver for the value of silver.
strangely enough silver bought about the same amount back then as it does right now.

>>60512713
Gresham's law went in full display right after 65, when halves' purity got lowered to .400. Even tho silver was only $1.30/oz back then, people still were wise enough to save up on the old .900 money and that's when the economy went full paper, even before silver was demonetized. That's why you never see any worn down 1964 kennedys, they were directly hidden in the drawer by grampa.

>>60512734
Hoarding didn't really go into full effect until almost 1970. There were lots of mafia types and casino owners melting silver illegally, but the average person didn't care enough to pull it out of change.

similar to the copper pennies situation now. Everyone knows they're worth more than face, but not enough to make it worth hoarding.

even by the early 70's you'd still regularly find silver in circulation. By the early 80's it was pretty much all gone aside from war nickels and 40% halves.

is it possible to polish scuff marks out of a capsule by rubbing your hand on it in a circular motion or is my mind just playing tricks on me

>>60512754
>Hoarding didn't really go into full effect until almost 1970.
Really? I thought it was faster than that, but i trust you on this one. 1970 would make sense too since that's when we went full copper-nickel.

>even by the early 70's you'd still regularly find silver in circulation.
Do you think it was a mix of naivety (blindly trusting the gubment about monetary policies) and optimism about an ever increasing quality of life? Or just straight up ignorance/laziness?

Gold is 6 cents shy of $3400
Silber still crabbing around $36

>>60512778
I member getting silver in change regularly up to the 80's
also wheat pennies. I found a few 1955 dd's in circulation in the 70's and 80's.

everyone I knew carried a silver dollar around in their wallet.

the way I remember it hoarding silver went big when the Hunt's did their thing. Everyone was buying silver after that. My uncle used to have a literal ton of englehard bars under his couch. He bought a truck bed full of silver for something like $15k.
> just straight up ignorance/laziness?
we had no idea inflation was going to move that fast.

>>60512696

>>60512795
>hoarding silver went big when the Hunt's did their thing. Everyone was buying silver after that. My uncle used to have a literal ton of englehard bars under his couch. He bought a truck bed full of silver for something like $15k.

Lmao, your uncle was a baggie, anyone who bought then is still down 80% from 45 years ago. What a bunch of losers

>>60512806
He sold at a loss iirc. Like most boomers he bought it on the way down and lost money.

If he held it for 30 years he would've made hundreds of thousands of dollars. But nobody held through the 80's,90's, and early 2000's

that's why you'll find a lot of boomers like me that don't trust silver and don't buy it. We got burned by 40 years of crabbing and losses.

>What a bunch of losers
we got accidentally rich off houses and businesses and stocks. If you knew any american boomers you wouldn't call them losers. We could buy your entire family for life and it wouldn't make a serious dent in our finances.

>>60512795
>we had no idea inflation was going to move that fast.
Tbf no one could have predicted this back then i believe, especially not from the global reserve currency. Even today, even if most people know about the concept and how it affect them, they are having a hard time to make moves to protect themselves against it. And worse : most don't even feel the need to protect themselves. My financially illiterate mom is exactly in that group, never invested in anything, always kept all her fiat in the same zero dividend bank account for the past 60 years. Each time i talk about gold, she tells me she's afraid she wont be able to get money from it if she need to sell lol. The brainwashing is total.
When i show her all the cash she saved from the 1980s sleeping on her bank account have been devalued by 95% all i get is the dead fish stare. She can't wrap her mind about the fact she got stolen all these years of hard work.

>>60512828
inflation was quite low when we were on the metal standard. Even now inflation is low on things like food and gasoline.

what really went up is stuff like housing and luxuries and equities.

but most of us owned houses, so we benefited from inflation more than we lost. Most of us also bought into the stock market in the 80's and 90's so we made bank and are still making bank off that.

poor people got poorer, but the middle class mostly got rich off inflation. At least nominally. Probably in reality as well since most of us traded up for larger houses over time, and bought more houses when we got a chance.

>>60512819
I hardly know any boomers that are good with stocks. Most are absolutely terrible investors. My retarded boomer relatives did not buy Facebook after the IPO dip AFTER getting ANOTHER taxable inheritance LMAO

>>60512828
but yeah, anyone holding cash since the 70's or 80's lost everything. It's basically worthless now. I used to make a couple bucks an hour working, now I wouldn't go to work for less than $30 doing the same job. Cash is garbage and will keep right on dropping.

>>60512847
Index funds did amazingly well over time. Boomers were taught to NOT pick stocks. Because that's a full time job and takes serious research to consistently do right.

boomers in general are very dumb. I blame leaded gasoline. If you watch old tv and movies you'll be amazed at how dumb people were back then. It was a much simpler time in america.

>>60512844
Sure, but was it worth it to artifically prop up this real estate bubble (via zoning laws & regulations)?
Now the end result is 2 generations completely priced out of ownership who don't reproduce and are demoralized, endless immigration to keep the buying pressure high, and a fake GDP where boomers flipping houses to each others account for over a quarter of the GDP.

Ofc i don't blame you for profiting from this opportunity (boomers didn't even know it would end up that way), but it is really time to end this gatekeeping bullshit. Truly sad how we used to make fun of chinks being poor, but young adults in China now have a 90% home ownership rate and here it's barely 35%.

>>60512864
the difference is we married obnoxious and stupid women so we could afford a house. Then we had kids that most of us didn't want to get the tax subsidies to keep our houses

our kids could do the same things we did and buy houses

but we raised them to believe they're too good to marry or have kids for money. Hell, most of them haven't even moved out and rented a place yet. Their best earning years were wasted in college on worthless degrees. We gave them (You) no indication of how hard it actually is to buy a house and raise a family.

>iqdeIet capitulates
>boomer hate outta left field

>>60512864
However if you happen to be married to a working woman, employed full time yourself, and STILL can't buy a house, you're right where most boomers started. You have to save money for 10 years and build credit and eventually you might be able to buy a house.

kids expect to buy houses while single (kek) unemployed (kek) with nothing down (lmao)
and no credit (lmfao). It never worked that way. You guys never would have been able to get a house in the US unless you built it yourself.

>>60512850
>Cash is garbage and will keep right on dropping.
And we've seen nothing yet, our credit rating getting slashed on our sovereign debt by our own rating agencies is a novelty we still have to fully digest : it's the official admission we have no other way around our debt but devaluation into nothingness, and how imminent it is.

>>60512881
agreed. The decline is speeding up. The USA bubble is popping

any gold chart should prove that.

>>60512872
>We gave them (You) no indication of how hard it actually is to buy a house and raise a family.
Factual, and once kids are used to the easy life (even tho in complete misery, both financial & social) it's very, very hard to straighten them up. The will to fight for it isn't there. I know because i'm exactly like that.

Worse even, after years of isolation and solitude, you don't want to make compromises (and don't know how), you get too used to your lonely routine. But living in couple is nothing but constant compromises.

>>60512895
Plenty of boomers have fallen into the same patterns of depression and isolation, and we raised our kids that way.

On the plus side some of them will inherit something. But I expect most of them will get nothing because we're going to spend their inheritance on travel and luxury so the hospital doesn't just take it when we die.

I have a son that probably won't make it when I die. He lives in my house, doesn't care for work, plays vidya all day. He has no idea what it's like outside my house. I worry he won't make it.

The doom and gloom is only in stacktards minds and it's a self fulfilling prophecy. You buy garbage rocks and pray for the end of the world and your world ends...lmao, but mine is fabulous

>>60512895
>living in couple is nothing but constant compromises.
yes, marriage is terrible a lot of the time.

but it's about the only way most of us were able to buy houses. Even if you get divorced though, once you have a house it's MUCH easier to buy another.

like I had a place with my first wife. We divorced and I got enough money from the sale of the house to make the down payment on a new one. And my credit was great because I already owned a house before. But even then I had to marry again to get my income high enough to buy a house.

>>60512912
>but mine is fabulous
you live somewhere that was never great, so it can never get that bad.

many such places. Americans have been retiring in places like yours because we can live like literal gods in your country

>>60512888
Checked.

>>60512905
>I have a son that probably won't make it when I die. He lives in my house, doesn't care for work, plays vidya all day. He has no idea what it's like outside my house. I worry he won't make it.
How old is your son Bobby? If he still plays vidya i wager he's still rather young (early 20s) so it's not over yet.
And it's often when you have to face imminent doom that you find the inner strength to fight. A close friend of mine who was the laziest stoned dude in town straightened himself very hard when both his parents anheroed (he was the one who found their bodies in the garage, grim..) and left him nearly nothing. Instead of falling into depression, it was the kick in the butt who made him realize he was on his own with nobody to back him up, and he worked hard to become totally self reliant. He's now a happy dad of 3 with a lovely wife and a tiny but comfy house.

>>60512920
I'm glad it worked out for your friend. My baby is 21 years old now. If me and his mom suddenly died he'd be fine because he'd get the house and the business.

but if he keeps living with me into his 40s and I die of old age he's probably not getting anything. He knows this, we talk about it. He always says he'll get a job or learn to drive but there's no real pressure. I don't force him. Maybe I should?

>>60512930
>Maybe I should?
Bad idea, you will ruin your relation with him, maybe forever. Better use the carrot than the stick in these kinds of situation. Best you could do imho is trying to find him a girl. Most guys this age who are lonely are ready to move mountains to impress their gf. And once in couple it help them understand they can build a future for themselves, on their own.
Desu, 90% of millenials & zoomies' problems would be solved instantly if they enjoyed constructive relationship with women, where the wife is here to be their mental support, instead of being useless vapid whores on snapchat high on xanax.

>>60512930
>Maybe I should?
I'm 33. My 34 year old cousin was finally kicked out of my aunts house. I've owned my own home since I was 27, I have a good career. He spends all his money on Warhammer plastic figurines and works in a Walmart warehouse.
He complains about having no money even though he just keeps buying Warhammer stuff...
He's a dumbass.

no pp left
pp right
they look about the same. pp slightly nicer

>>60512856
I'm sure some of it is selection bias on my end. I'll have to start some friends with smart boomer parents more about their grandparents

All this from filtering a single ID

>>60512949
>My 34 year old cousin was finally kicked out of my aunts house.
How is he doing since then?

>>60512946
Good advice as always. Thank you.

I admit I don't really understand him as I believe he is gay and not very sexual. He may have fallen for the tranny propaganda. This is none of my business and I love him no matter what he is, but it makes motivating him difficult

I don't believe his motivations are the same as yours and mine. I did everything in the world for pussy and hate. He doesn't seem to care about either one.
>>60512949
Yes this sounds like my son. The idea of saving money is foreign to him. I keep warning him there will come a time when he regrets buying toys and games. But I used to do the same thing so I understand.

>>60512963
All he does is complain about being broke.
It's his own fault. Meanwhile I have over $60k worth of PMs. No one in my family knows of course. My dad knows I have some but not the value.

>>60512965
>I admit I don't really understand him as I believe he is gay and not very sexual. He may have fallen for the tranny propaganda.
Unless you saw him cosplaying as an anime waifu with a strappon stuck in the ass, it's just primal fears. Zoomies aren't very sexual until they get to enjoy the forbidden fruit, don't worry their brain is wired all the same than us when it comes to girls. It's simply they have been on a monk path since forever with a feminazi shaming society on top.
That's why i believe finding him a nice girl will unlock his potential. After all he got your genes, he just didn't enjoy the same opportunities yet.

Your wife should actively help you in the matter, it's their role to be the matchmaker and lure in the fish. In the meantime to "activate" his desires you could idk... hire a prostitute for a night, while telling her to hit on him naturally, without saying she's paid to do this. Invite her for diner and pretend it's your 3rd degree niece you didn't see for 15 years kek. Then let the magic happen.

>>60512976
>All he does is complain about being broke.
Can't he sell his figurines? Idk anything about warhammer, are those collector items like pokemon cards? Maybe he could make a side hustle out of it.
>No one in my family knows of course. My dad knows I have some but not the value.
I feel this is a very american way of thinking. Why is trust such a problem? I've got a big stack, bigger than your already massive one, and my dad knows everything about it. He knows where it is, he know the code of my safe and have a double of the key. If there is someone i know will never ever betray me, and always do all he can to protect me, it's my dad..

>>60512989
goddammit you and me think too much alike.

I have seriously considered getting one of my female friends to seduce him but I'm scared he'd find out I set him up and really hate me!

but you're right, afaik he doesn't have enough experience to know what he likes or doesn't like. He's never had a gf or bf that I know of.

on the plus side he stacks silver and gold so we have that in common. Both my kids love shiny metals

>>60513000
with how prevalent guns are in the US, paired with individualistic and egotistical behavior found in way too many people, flaunting wealth is a fast way to put a target on your back. In europe, for example, I doubt people get killed over having spinners on their cars.

>>60513008
that goes both ways though.

my neighbors know I have some valuables but they also know I have guns and very loud dogs. So far no robberies- knock on wood.

castle doctrine state though. Coming in my house without permission would be a death sentence. There's always someone awake and we all know how and when to shoot.

>>60513002
>goddammit you and me think too much alike.
old coomers team!

>I'm scared he'd find out I set him up and really hate me!
Dw kids are retarded when it comes to plots, only chance he knows about your scheme is if the girl tell him about it. Even then i don't think he'll be angry at you, first because he will enjoy the experience, second because he'll eventually understand you did this to boost his ego/help him out.

>Both my kids love shiny metals
100% straight then, you are safe. Never heard about stacking faggots kek.

>>60513035
>Never heard about stacking faggots kek.
kek true that would be a first for me too!
>first because he will enjoy the experience, second because he'll eventually understand you did this to boost his ego/help him out.
might give it a try then. I had a chance a couple years back because I had a 35 year old friend that wanted to have sex with him but he was only 18 so I thought she was a bit pervy. She is super cute but she has kids almost his age.

>>60513046
retarded spam filter is wonky tonight

something like that for example :3

>>60512504
I hate Americans. Theres no way I’m going to help finance your companies. Kys.

>>60513085
yeah 38 year old single mom is more my age than his lol

He does have a girl his age that is all in love with him and she's really pretty so I keep hoping he'll make a move. Even if they do the young stupid marriage thing I think it would be good experience for him.

unfortunately all the actual prostitutes I've met in my town are old and ugly and very hooked on drugs. I don't think I'd want one in my house. Maybe take him to mexico and hook it up but then he might develop a thing for spanish women lol. Nothing wrong with brown girls, I married one once, but they're expert tier manipulators and gold diggers. Very bossy and hard to handle.

>>60513086
Super cute, probably out of my price range!

>>60511980
appreciate the inspiration

dalit is the eternal gift to pmg, a permanent whipping boy who never tires of the laughter directed his way

>>60513008
Eurotrash thoughts. Guns add uncertainty to every encounter. If you're clean cut, white, and carrying a book bag, nobody will ever fuck with you because in their mind there's a FAL paratrooper in that bag and whitey's looking for an excuse to use it. Nobody shoots a stranger over rims because they didn't know if 4 of the stranger's homies are going to return fire from inside the car. That shit happens in closed communities where everyone knows everyone. Usually in deep blue cesspits with no legal carry.

I got rich by not buying silver

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60513380
she got some brass coins jingling in her pocket by sucking off elderly, wealthy homosexuals as their poolboy…

>>60513386
jannies have been comped even before gookmoot took over
>burn in homsexual purgatory, you filthy faggot glowniggers!

>>60512475
KEK

>>60513000
>Why is trust such a problem?
Because I'm very security oriented.

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>>60512792
>Silber still crabbing around $36

>>60512965
>I did everything in the world for pussy and hate.
And if it brought you to this, what good was it?

what wouldn't the luxury industry owners buy together a big chunk of the platinum supply.

then market it in their products as a step up from gold ( platinum = rich man's gold)

then profit for real.

the diamond industry already did it with an inferior commodity, platinum is far more useful