Thread 60611148

this silver bird again edition


>Why Gold?
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/
https://www.ma-shops.com/

>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: >>60598156

>>60611148 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWgKanBGOvk

>>60611159
schöne europäische Musik, fren.

I hope the usual suspects hammer silver down some. I feel the need to get more mercury dimes

>>60611195
Sorry bro, time's up.

>>60611195
I got mercury dimed this morning.

>>60611205
it will be a slow raise for a bit before we see anything ridiculous. I'll be buying all the way up and buying all the way down.

>>60611195
Looking at charts it will go down again I think, before going even higher. At least I hope... one last dip

part of the local auction im watching

wtf silver has now climbed to almost 5% gains today

Futures at $39

My SLV calls are moon shotting guys!

crazy times. and then you have that guy who predicted it would get manipulated down overnight

Silver bros we are rich, we fuckin made it....

Who else eatin good?

i literally got rich buying silver

>>60611399
>me 5h before le poomp

SBSW up 155% since I recommended it to y'all that's Platinum Jerry!

My newmont stock up 60% ytd that's gold Jerry

Bitcoin mooning, up $28,000 on the 1.1 I bought a month ago.

Rocks lagging bigly

>>60611384
pmg graced by the baggler

>IQDalit goalposts move to
>please buy mining stonks.
The bull thesis on metals is just too stronk

>>60611472
bro i've been bagholding SVM since i bought the covid spike fucking 5 years ago. if we can get $200 silver i can finally make my money on that one.

>>60611461
Snowline up 20% in 10 minutes after mention on fox business

>>60611480
When silver demoralization can't hold against face-melting gains, the only recourse left for him is to divert your capital from physical in various ways.
But /pmg/ knows better.

>>60611490
Baggie you take the boat out lately?

>>60611526
Haven't had time, or I'll have time, but bad weather... Gonna do some fishing real soon though.

Told you $40 was going to be the new floor

>silver at $57 aud
>wake up early to start weekend wage cage obligations
>silver at $58.50

surely I should just go and shit on my bosses desk while throwing a roman because I’ve made it yeah?

>>60611493 nice daily chart.
I don't mess with those babies but probably lots of money to be made this year as long as you don't forget to sell. Hopefully you have all your mining stocks in tax advantaged accounts, no taxes and no paperwork

>>60611490
>200 silver

Lmao

>>60611461
pretty good!

My biggest bet is the black cat, pretty confident that shit will carry my PF this year (which is currently up 42%)

Why do pajeets keep redeeming the rupees for silber?

IQ doesn't even know what to do right now so it thinks Jeets are the ones buying shinies

>>60611440
I lost everything buying crypto

Other paper holders finding out the hard way

Physical possession is of utmost importance

Why do you retards get excited about the price going up if the point of buying silver is because it’s a store of wealth? Wouldn’t it be better if the price was down so you can buy more of it?

>>60611631
it is extremely difficult to do anything with the metal

>>60611734
>he isn’t a silversmith

Ngmi

>>60611735
Can you please explain what this means?

Now I can retire.

>>60611756
It means that paper silver is smoke and does not track physical silver
It is printed at a ratio of 1:100 to actual physical silver, which far exceeds the supply of silver available on earth.
The day will come when paper silver crashed gloriously.

We have been at a -100Moz deficit of silver every year for 5 years in a row. Stock is draining and they will pay their price soon when it crashes and people lose confidence.

>>60611777
Well if the paper silver crashes, doesn't that mean the guy who sold 483Moz of it is going to make a ton of money?

>>60611756
Coin merchant trying to fuck with people waiting for the retrace. They trade undeliverable quantities of silver all the time. It's the highest volume hourly candle this month, but we had two bigger in June. In fact it could be the guy who went big dog long on Jun 5 taking his cash back + free silver. You never know.

>>60611818
Oh yes, the physical value of silver will never decrease.
It is the best conducting metal and the most thermally conductive element on earth.

>>60611828
Ignore this, I misinterperated. I am suggesting a complete decoupling of paper silver to physical silver akin to what happened in 2008. Or a correction in value.
So the guy who sold is screwed either way.

>>60611575
If you were here 5 years ago you might remember there was only one guy to profit on the run up before prices crashed and they will crash again. He made a bundle on SLV options. Everyone else held on muh $200 silver etc rode it all down and have been baggies since.. this time it will be the same.....delusional people here

This came in the mail today, there's billions of ounces that will flood the market at some point so make sure you book some profits these silver rallies usually don't last that long

>>60611858
I currently hold SLV options... Does this mean I am following in the footsteps of the chosen one from 5 years ago?

Not selling below $100
Simple as.
Look I'm sorry, I'm just not selling, ok?

>>60611756
It means the guys an idiot. People that buy silver are extremely naive they literally believe whatever the coin merchants tell them. When people talk about paper silver you should ignore whatever they say

>>60611548
No. Keep it cool. If wagmi play it out like you can't afford to drive to work anymore and have to quit.
Control over your emotions is your greatest weapon.

>>60611872
Maybe, I can say with certainty that no one holding physical silver will make a profit

>>60611899
thats sad

>>60611899
You are quite litreally holding onto imaginary value. You trust that whoever is printing will deliver.
The reality:

>>60611899
I made $5000 profit today alone.

>>60611858
If you're talking about small caps anon, he didnt hold pantera but yeah, there will be a time to sell and I'm clearly not holding until 200$ silver

I'm thinking right now about my exit plan for most of my silver miner, will prob sell 20-30% around 45-50 I guess ? I'm selling everything before 70-75$, that's pretty much certain.

>>60611899
>no one holding physical silver will make a profit
this I don't agree. I'm not even taking them into account anyway, its just my insurrance in case everything goes belly up.

>>60611908
You're an idiot. If I take delivery of the silver, it could get lost, or stolen, but if my silver is in the bank, well then it's just sitting there ending the f. e. & d. Plus if I ever did want to get rid of it, the process is quite simple. I just go on my phone, click a couple buttons, and the money is wired directly to my account. No need for pallet jacks and armed guards.

>sitting in a vault is better than holding it physically

Namefags are retarded

>>60611934
Yes, but the printed amount of silver accounts for 100x the amount of physical silver in circulation.
Of course it would be easy to manipulate the value when you have 100 times as much as what actually exists on earth.
To look at actual demand just look at the deficit -100Moz a year 5 years straight. The stocks are draining, production isn't keeping up, it doesn't get much clearer than that.

>>60611939
It's way better sitting safely in a vault, than some place where it could be easily stolen. Like what if I did something stupid and accidently poured some kind of chemicals on my silver that damaged it? Don't need to worry about that happening when it is in the bank.

>>60611957
>Like what if I did something stupid and accidently poured some kind of chemicals on my silver that damaged it? Don't need to worry about that happening when it is in the bank.
Is this nigger serious?

Asian market open could be pretty crazy

I don't trust my shiny rocks in a foreign vault let alone a 'guarantee' printed on some paper

so much fearmongering saying comex will dump silver price and whatever. shorties must be sweating in desperation rn

>>60611988
It's Saturday in Asia my dude!

>>60611988
Oh yeah fug

>>60611990
What if all the price action we saw today, was just the market changing the price to reflect the new Trumped up tariffs?

>On the flip side, "this will be bearish for LME prices, with the wave of copper rushing to the U.S. likely to stop once the tariffs are implemented. At that point, U.S. buyers are likely to start working through their inventories. There is now more copper stored in Comex warehouses than there is in the LME and Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) warehouses combined."
copper shorts soon?

>>60611907
The stock buyers all lost too. This was one of their faves. I bet they all sold for $2.50

>>60611996
TURN THOSE MACHINES BACK ON!!!
TURN THOSE MACHINES BACK ON!!!

>>60612005
could be, probably is. would be funny if it pumps more next week

where's mintanon? that's all I care about today. https://youtu.be/Qq21oGMSSCk

>>60611934
>but if my silver is in the bank, well then it's just sitting there
Prove it

>>60612035
I just called them and they assured me that it is there.

anyone else get tricked?

>>60611948
>, but the printed amount of silver accounts for 100x the amount of physical silver in circulation.

This is mental illness it require a conspiracy of hundreds of people from warehouse, ETFs, and the government

It's not just the junior miners and penny stocks that got crushed but the largest gold miners too. 5 years ago everyone "knew" silver was going to $200 in 2 weeks. 5 years later struggling to get even while Bitcoin went up 1000% and even a savings account beat NEM by 50%

>>60612059
I think you're completely missing the point.
The fact that the bank can give you money for your paper silver, doesn't change the fact that there is no physical silver included in the transaction at all at any point.
Your bank is equally deluded, and whoever you talked to is just too stupid to realize.

>>60611957
>ike what if I did something stupid and accidently poured some kind of chemicals on my silver that damaged it?
bruh silver is the end result of giant neutron stars implosions at billions degrees C°, you not gonna vanish it into nothingness by putting it near your bowl of hot tomato soup.

5 Pesetas. One of my favourite junk pieces.

>>60612059
What country do you live in where banks hold silver for you? Sounds comfy.

>>60611756
The market was originally meant to allow commodity producers hedge their production by selling the contracts and delivering the goods in order to hedge a price. (Let's say you plant corn when price is high, and when it comes time to sell the price is low. You lose your ass. So they can lock in the future price of their production using derivatives).
Futures market is settled on a day to day basis, meaning that if silver moves up $1 today, that every short contract holder lost $1 from their margin account and it went to a Long contract holder's account. This process repeats the next day and so on.
To contain the price of silver (and to dissuade long speculators), massive amounts of shorts are sold into the market.
Market makers do assist in taking the opposite side of trades.
The problem here, is that the amount of paper silver trading is far in excess of the physical market. No mine is stepping up and shorting these contracts to hedge the price of silver because that single candle was over HALF of the entire global production. This is being done to prevent the price from moving, as normal price action will allow the price to rise the same as every other commodity.
Mines are able to short because they can actually deliver the material. When the bullion banks step up and short, they are basically naked shorting real-world commodity and they do not have a chance in hell to cover.
Who then, is going long 400M ounces?
The market makers and so dead-set on maintaining a suppressed silver price that they are now having to contain a paper market that is increasingly larger and larger than the physical market. These contracts can not be delivered and are often settled in paper. If the paper market fails to make good on silver deliveries, then people may start to source directly from the mines at a PREMIUM to secure the metal.

>>60612081
>This is mental illness it require a conspiracy of hundreds of people from warehouse, ETFs, and the government
What are you talking about. Creating fake papers for goods that doesn't exist has been a favourite past time of governments since 1000 years. "We have 1 gazillion gold in our furt knux, trust us. We don't lake monies at all". Are you retarded?

>>60612116
What you said doesn't make any sense. If the market makers are long the 400M ounces, why would they suppress the price? Why not just let it run up and margin call the faggots who went short?

>>60612074
Penny stocks are like physical silver and frog rounds....the people who profit are the ones selling it, the people who buy lose money. Look at the 10-k or whatever it's called in Canada millions of free stock issued to certain people or financers.

Years ago I worked for such a company they would issue free stock to certain people then issue a fake press release to pump the stock then immediately sell. Sometimes the price was 60 cents sometimes 20 cents It didn't matter because it was free. It went on for years. Total scam.

Is this it lads? Is it finally happening?

Silver will most likely be $39.14 in 3 minutes.

>dollar a day

Apologize

>>60612153
>Years ago I worked for such a company they would issue free stock to certain people then issue a fake press release to pump the stock then immediately sell. Sometimes the price was 60 cents sometimes 20 cents It didn't matter because it was free. It went on for years. Total scam.
And how exactly is physical silver like this?

>>60612154
Well, we don't want it to rise too fast, but I think it's happening

>>60612197
sorry cliff

>>60612146
The market makers are the ones shorting.
They ideally want to match up longs with shorts, and when needed they can step in to provide liquidity.
The bullion banks are the same banks that control the dollar. They are finding themselves with an ever growing short position that they need to manage that is in excess of the miners who are shorting.
They are tasked with containing the price as this is a necessary function when their #1 product is the Dollar. They don't want PM prices to run away because it is a signal of dollar weakness and a loss of confidence.
Technical traders are burned on silver all of the time when the price gets slammed below moving averages. Although it may work in the short term, the misprice of silver is creating some very large demand.

>>60612206
You buy silver and the coin merchant makes 10% you sell it back he makes another 5% that's 30 years of expected returns. And 5 years ago you were paying 20 to 40% premiums, madness

>>60612214
Schizo, the short sellers are miners. It's not complicated they are locking in today's prices

>>60612241
Yes! That's exactly what is the issue here: paper silver 0% premium
Physical silver 5-15% premium + 2.5 - 5% under spot
Yet paper silver exists at an abundance that is higher than what is available at earth. Please open yuor eyes!

lol, IQdelet seething

>>60612255
Its sounds to me like the only guy making any money here is the coin merchant, and the guy who robs you of your physical silver. If I want to speculate on the price, why not use paper derivatives? I mean I got a 25% return on my investment today. That's like way better than the coin merchant did. Am I missing something?

>>60612276
There is no logical reason to buy physical silver.
That is exactly why paper silver does not track the price of physical silver.

>>60612277
Can we just keep the gimmick going another 2 more weeks so I can get out of my position with some profit?

>>60612250
Wrong. Market makers are an increasingly larger and larger percentage of the silver shorts.

>>60612286
You'll get out of your position in 2 weeks yes, so don't worry.
But, thank you for missing every single one of my points.

We have already made it. It’s just a matter of when the central banks will accept it

>>60612277
ASEs have 0% long term gains tax in any quantity. PSLV shares can be taxed up to 28%.

>>60611148 (OP)
How many gold buffaloes is a /makeit/ stack, and how many does /pmg/ own?

>>60612314
The question about how much you need to 'make it' depends on your personal factors. My take is to figure out exactly how much in expected expenses for six months you have, add a "comfortable" buffer for your lifestyle and local economy, and figure out how that translates to ounces of the metal of your choice. That should sustain you for the worst of whatever midden hits the windmill. So if you need $4k/month, then you need $24k. Use the current prices for your PM(s) of choice to figure out how many ozt of each or a mix. Real life per-month example:

House: Paid for, but still need $11k in city/county taxes per year, so 920
House insurance (escrow no longer exists): 2235/12 = 187
Cell phones (2): 80
Land line (don't judge): 78
Comcast (TV, Internet): 256
Natural gas (Stove, heat, water): 60
Electic: 120
Newspaper: 15
Credit card (Costco, clothing, everything we can because % cash back is about $60/mo): about 2,000
Car insurance: 94
Total: 3690 - close enough to 4k for brevity and wiggle room for ice cream and occasional fun.

>>60612269

Which ID is he today?

>>60612281
kek

>coin merchant
>never make a profit
>hates frog rounds
>premiums

>>60612336
The ID that keeps saying don't hold physical

>>60612241
That's nothing like the analogy you used.

i bought some SLV calls today
silver better hit ATH this year. if it does ill use my winnings to buy a few ounces of gold

>>60611526
Fucking TRIGGER WARNING ASSHOLE!

I just suffered a horrible accident last week transporting all my pm to my cabin. I lost fucking everything and it's still raw.
Gawd you're a dick.

>>60612269
>nO oNe EvEr MaDe A pRoFiT
He's so retarded.

>>60612423
Read it again

>>60611548
No faggot, once you make it you stay quiet and leech until you can move.

>>60611663
A store of wealth becomes an investment when everyone forgets it's a store of wealth.

>>60612484
A company printing paper shares out of thin air, pumping the stock price then dumping the shares is nothing like buying physical silver. Ironically it's more like not buying physical silver and buying SLV instead.

>>60611877
Don't sell retard, swap it into gold. Do you not understand the gold silver ratio? This is a once in a lifetime chance to vastly increase your wealth. As soon as the GSR corrects even the poorfag with 20 ozs of silver will be able to swap that over for an oz of gold

>>60612488
>once you make it you stay quiet and leech until you can move
This ^

>>60612074
Don't buy small mines. Buy mid sized mining companies. They consolidate and swallow failing small mines like the loser you bought when they go under.

>>60612501
Final words of wisdom, if you donæt understand this then you're doomed.
Gold Silver ratio at historical highs.
Silver at a -100Moz deficit every year.
It makes no sense to buy gold right now, you're insane if you do it.

Silver will moon to the sky over the next year.

does anyone have any more dancing cats?

>>60612501
That 100oz bar is amazing

>>60612494
Penny stocks are like physical silver and frog rounds....the people who profit are the ones selling it, the people who buy lose money. Look at the 10-k or whatever it's called in Canada millions of free stock issued to certain people or financers

>>60612501
This

i have a whole bunch of 10 oz bars i intend to swap for gold when the ratio becomes favorable

>>60612510
Mid size miners suck too CDE is down 90% plus in 30 years. Timing is everything .

>>60612482
hmm how come nothing is happening but we are climbing up to crisis levels?

>>60612517
Screen capped.
Will hang this on the wall when we retire by selling our $1000/oz Silver

>>60612501
I've got old debt I can pay off that will be a huge win for me.
I'm not just trading physical metal for monopoly money just to sit on it or go buy bread at $20/loaf.
I will only sell metal in order to trade in for something tangible.

>>60612577
>retire by selling our $1000/oz Silver
Only $1,000/toz? I mean, sure I'd sell a few at $500 and $1,000 to treat myself. But it's going way above $1,000.

>>60612517
>makes no sense to buy gold right now, you're insane if you do it.
All true but I had to sell several gold sovereigns in March for emergency plumbing repairs and I want them all back. I really like sovereigns

>>60612031
He got really depressed and stressed out and stopped.

>>60612589
You're debt is disappearing every day. It's getting cheaper and cheaper to maintain as inflation get higher and higher. Please do not get caught in the midwits trap.
Ffs take $20 bucks and go read rich dad/poor dad at a bare minimum. You are grossly undereducated and not ready to handle any serious amount of value.

>>60612611
>read rich dad/poor dad
That's guys a fraud.

>>60612547
This isn't crypto faggot, time in beats timing. Find a midsize that's solid now and invest in that while cheap. Current price action doesn't matter, you are looking at the future. You just want a company that will survive till the time hits.
>>60612528
Patina sold it for me.

>>60612535
You're repeating yourself. The analogy didn't work the first time you said it, saying it again won't change that.

Read all the replies, no one here will make a profit, no one who owns physical will sell for $100 they will sell at $20 though in 2027, five years from now it will repeat with new idiots

>>60612622
It's not for you then

>>60612615
His basic explanation of asset vs liability is worth the $20.
Fraud or not, his advice is adequate and accessible to begin with. When you are smart enough to see where he is fake you will be ready to enter the next phase of growth. Till then his advice will and info will certainly be helpful to a nufag that doesn't understand that money = debt is the US.

>no one here will make a profit
He's an absolute moron.

>>60611148 (OP)
4chan battle pass

>>60612611
>read rich dad/poor dad
this book sucks and the author even admitted that he basically made it all up.
there's a dozen better investing and finance books to read
>>60612628
this is true of every asset, no one can time the top. BTC fags will hold past $150k and sell at $60k in 2027

>>60612634
>money = debt is the US
Well, the USD isn't money. It's a currency. Gold and silver is money, fiat and its derivatives are credit.

>>60612628
If you're buying physical silver you're heding on two things: percieved value duen to being coupled with gold, and industry.
The industrial value of silver comes from it being the most conductive element in the universe.
In fact it is irreplacable in some modern technology, due to requiring the most conductive.
I urge you to read the industrial reports of silver, where it keeps increasing every year, while production remains stagnant.

>>60612611
whats this debt disappearing based on? the only ones benefiting from inflation is the top 1% elite. for the rest its a salary reduction and increased prices and so increased struggle and suffering

>>60612639
So you haven't read the book then? Ok, then don't offer an opinion.
Using a parable to explain a concept or teach a lesson is about as common as it gets.
Question is, is the advice sound. Answer is yes, it's perfectly sound.
His explanation of the difference between selling time vs value is spot on. As is the explanation between money flow/assets/liabilities.
Honestly everything he teaches is pretty basic econ 101 for less than a textbook.
If you had bothered reading it you would know that.
So for some reason you just hate on a guy you don't know, by disparaging a book you clearly haven't read.
There are only options here. Either you read the book and don't understand basic economics, which is tough because he wrote it for idiots.
Or you didn't read it and have an odd hate bonor for it. Which is super fucking weird. Especially in a PMG thread, since a lot of his advice also points to PM's
Picrel

silver

>>60612314
my personal outlook on that is:
one ounce for every week of the year in gold.
two ounces of platinum and palladium per wk/yr
100 oz of silver per wk/yr

>>60612672
people talking like this are all hyped about 1% gains in 50 years

>>60612658
It's disappearing into your silver and gold. He said he would sell his pm to pay off debt. That is the most retarded thing you could do.
The debt is based on a failing currency. When PM's hit the"I can sell and pay off my debt" price that likely means the dollar is in free fall or close to it and the idiots haven't caught on yet.
It's literally a midwit trap. You feel smart because you bought PM's and made a profit, but you're selling the PM's back to the gov for paper that is falling to pay off a debt that is becoming more and more worthless.
Also, post your tier lists.

>>60612672
I read it a couple years ago. Yeah it teaches econ 101 but so does a literal econ 101 textbook. If you are a total noob then it'll teach you stuff but it's also full of bullshit and Kiyosaki is a faggot.

>>60612611
>>60612699
Your an idiot if you can't understand a basic concept

>>60612684
I've been following the GSR for years. 1% doesn't even get me to open the safe.
I have enjoyed the 25 point swing up, followed by this wonderful pull back of ten points. Off one oz of gold I played that swing. Up 10 oz of silver. Don't know so 10oz at 38 is 380. Gold right now is at about 3380 for simplicity.
I'm up 10% since it crossed 100/1 silver to gold. And that's just on one oz of gold.

>>60612639
>this is true of every asset,

Wrong I sell at a profit all the time. I sold multiple Bitcoin for 95K plus, sold gold and silver ETFs, miners etc.

Pmg claims they will never sell that's the difference it's a cult and their entire personality

>>60612646
Only 50% of silver is used for industry,,,,,the glut grows every day by 1.3 million ounces

>>60612703
Yeah, and an econ 101 book is locked behind verbose language, which, to be perfectly frank, If I can be honest with you, and I feel like I can, because of this frank discussion we are having in our frankness.
IS FUCKING BORING.
His book is the idiots guide to money. Idiots deserve a chance to love too. Maybe they are dumb but they are smart enough to put away for their kids.
Anyone smart enough to see what's coming deserves a fighting chance.

>>60612735
In fact it decreases by -100Moz every year.
I am well aware that industry isn't all of the value in silver, because it's connected to gold,
If we removed the bullion and coin trade then silver would have a +100Moz per year.
Yet Silver goes -100Moz a year, and that value most likely comes from reserves and people sellng.
>https://silverinstitute.org/silver-industrial-demand-reached-a-record-680-5-moz-in-2024/

It's a simple net-zero game, silver is undervalued.

>>60612730
We did not say we would never sell, we said we won't trade it for Fiat. Most here plan to swap it for land based on general sentiment.

Say you time the top. How would you sell? Where would you sell? I don't imagine a single pawn shop or gold shop would buy all your metal and hand you a million dollars. Would you go on a road trip selling to various stores in different cities?

>>60612501
Why in god's green earth would you swap for gold using GSR as an argument. Are you expecting silver to crater or gold to crater?

>>60612774
>nobody will take your gold and silver
(You)

Threadly reminder that most silver """glut""" members are even less price sensitive than industrial consumers.

Most households with real silverware have 7-8 figure net worth. How expensive does silver have to be with the average set coming in around 80oz before wifey agrees to sell grandma's silver? I would guess $3-10k range probably; ~5% of such households' net worth.

How high does silver have to go before 100% loss stacktards start selling? Is it when the GSR hits 10 or when they can buy a nubile white girl for a roll of merc dimes? That puts their exit somewhere between $330 and 30k/oz.

>>60612774
>Are you expecting silver to crater or gold to crater?
Third choice as always. I'm expecting the dollar to crater. And then I expect to happen what literally always happens. Gold climbs first, then silver shoots up behind and catches up. When silver is cheap compared to gold, like now, buy silver.
When silver is expensive compared to gold, buy gold.
You are still stuck thinking the dollar is the standard.
You got to change your thinking.
Gold isn't worth a lot of money. Your money is worth very little gold.

>Say you time the top. How would you sell? Where would you sell?
"Hello Mr. Boomer sir, I see you've been trying to sell that farm out from under your kids and grandkids for 10 years or so now. How does... Say... 5oz of gold work for you?
Ultimate shiny always wins. Many pretenders, no contenders.

>>60612735
I found him!

ok but for real guise, it's finally happening
hang onto your butts

38

Cots.

>>60612903
No, it isn't happening. This assumption happens everytime there's a bit of a jump, while also ignoring that the moonshoot in the 80's does not hold the same purchasing power as the price of silver does now. When silver becomes $200 an ounce in the next five years, that's when it's finally happening.

Is it happening? Is iqpajeet finally going to kill himself?
>>60612955
Based as fuck luv me numismatic silver

>>60612972
>Is iqpajeet finally going to kill himself
80% blood loss.

>>60612314
None but it's ok I collect gold and silver. And not sure how much you need but any is good to have. Really though I have just a few oz and am still poor so...quite a few to make it!
More importantly I hope all our family and friends are ok:)

It's happening. The memes were right. This is a big day anons.

>>60612281
Sorry Cliff

>>60613020
I swear if my brother stackers aren’t armed to the teeth, I’m going to be so disappointed.

>>60612928
Based

>>60611256
>it will be a slow raise for a bit before we see anything ridiculous. I'll be buying all the way up and buying all the way down.
Very few, but me and you fren.

i hope they're not going digital issue only. the physical magazines are kinda nice

>>60613151
brapping up a c63 interior?

>you'll never make a profit
No, because I probably won't ever be able to bring myself to sell my shinies.

Dios Mio!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEFN-4QQv-o

>>60613071
And the wheel keeps on spinning

>>60611620
>>60611631
>>60611639
>>60611670
What's the story behind these particular Silver Certificates?

>>60613346
Basically what this video is describing is what is described here:
>>60612153
>Years ago I worked for such a company they would issue free stock to certain people then issue a fake press release to pump the stock then immediately sell. Sometimes the price was 60 cents sometimes 20 cents It didn't matter because it was free. It went on for years. Total scam.

Only in the video gammon is talking about something physically separate from all the legal maneuvers and obfuscation tricks, metal. The ledgers only account for the metal. Metal is/was/and shall always be money, and some metal is better than others. (Not going to reiterate the coins' financial school facts about the demonization of silver in the 1600's-1700's you can study yourself https://archive.org/download ) but I will reiterate that wherever gold goes silver follows.
We can gauretee that currency isn't metal and probably won't ever be again? Well wonder no more, because currency can and must be controlled, but metals can not be.
If we were to ask, then what are the probabilities that digitizing metal for infinite rehypothication capabilities be?
Well, it seems based upon the plug gammon made at the end of the video that it's pretty high.
All of this I have said to make this crucial reminder: historically, technologies change the paradigms and the perceptions of how to do things with things but not which things that are used to make things that are valuable, because valuable things are necessary to make valuable things. Moreover it's for the benefit of the people, to improve the overall conditions, without which it's not of any value.
Ultimately, we're the real value. We living, breathing, thinking, living people who live to work not work to live are the reason for the seasons. No-thing can replace the value of life. The very notion that you or I or anyone socking away silver without the intention of spending it again on that inherent value of life is the largest fools errand that exists.

Rent all the silver in their catalog
"Oh no, someone stole it all!"
rental insurance covers the replacement

cheap source of silver (one time use)

>>60611258

I've been selling the short-term top and re-buying the dip for years, it was an easy 10-15% each time, but since February I'm hard holding. The dollar's dominance is ending, as has been predicted for years, but it won't go quietly. Shit could accelerate out of control at any moment.

>>60611490
$200 silver and I am golden.

>>60613545
insurance fraud is illegal mate

>>60611610
The guy behind you is going to sell you to the government so they can experiment on you.

The fuck!

>>60611957
Don't leave it next to your hard boiled eggs.

I, for one, am a patient mother fucker.

>>60612086
nice coin. 90 percent.

>>60613570
I want $3,900/toz silver that's promised per Roman times
And I don't actually care about Ancient Rome. They didn't have ARs and weaponized, autonomously targeting drone swarms. Just fancy sharp sticks. We have those too

>>60612321
Good plan.

You could have just posted a meme.

I always believed in physical metals as part of an emergency fund. Sure, I have to find a coin shop to buy them, but I will. The one I bought them from I would hope. And small amounts as needed.

>>60613627
Thanks!
>You could have just posted a meme.
If you make one, I'll gladly use it. For me it's copypasta now and just as easy to post.
>find a coin shop to buy them
That is indeed the trick. I envision in a monetary collapse that it would be difficult to convince the few people who even *have* money to accept silver or gold as exchange. Bartering is a concept foreign to most now, so it would take time to train a society into believing it is the same or even better than printed paper.

>>60613573
only if you get convicted

$600 an ounce silver is guaranteed

when silver moons, we're going to see a massive emigration of illegals out of america and back to their own home countries, because everyone there will be getting rich off silver.

>>60613686
Every possible insurance fraud you can think of has already been tried and the insurance companies are aware of it. Unlike the typical police department that doesn't give a shit about solving crime, insurance companies and the agents they hire do. It is big money for them and they are willing to pay big money to ferret you out and take you to the mat. You have a much better chance of defrauding the government than an insurance company.

>>60613712
>$600 an ounce silver is
Too low, Kind Friend
Too low

>>60613743
i guess all the farmers i know who had their barns burn to the ground while they were on vacation didn't get away with it.

>>60612966
>>60613712
>>60612903
Mein bruders from another mutter, i know it's easy to get overwhelmed by excitment, but i think it's important we stay cold headed and keep realistic expectations in mind.
Silver first and foremost is an industrial commodity, not an yet another financial one trick poney Wall Street can pump x100 & dump like a whore on ketamine.

They created countless of those, they not gonna try some wizardry with silver when it could bite them in the ass. It rarely benefit them when they try this with commodities, 2020 was a wake up call for them and that's why they shifted their attention toward 100% immaterial/ethereal nonsense.

Contrary to the 2 previous spikes from the 80s and 2010 who were the manifestation of greed & fear, the current trend up for silver is the materialization of years of lack of investments in mining projects + always more industrial needs. It was mathematically inevitable, actually, the financial side of silver is almost at an ATL. Beside us, literally nobody gives a fuck. Have you seen any headline about silver? Me neither. Which is great, because it carries a LOT of inertia (you can't revert back decades of lack of silver production silver in few years) but with zero emotions involved, which means the price going up is here to stay. For a very long time.

On the other hand, it also means financial institutions have near zero interests in it, because they have too little control and leverage over it (especially when they have so many scams they can prop up out of nowhere effortlessly).
Only if the lack of physical become extreme (and by extreme, i really mean it, like a 300+Moz/y deficit, which will structurally hurt countless vital industries, starting with the petrochems needs for silver catalysts) it could eventually trigger a sort of mania. But we are far from there yet. All i'm saying is we will soon see $50/oz, but it will be a long road before we see $100. Because literally nobody gives a fuck.

>>60613794
addendum : this is not fud, as i was accused of lately by brainlets.
We will see $100/oz too, it's pretty much inevitable at this point. All i'm saying is it will takes time to manifest. For $50 tho, we are very close, i keep my Sept. forecast.

>>60613794
I don't believe that any industry can be slowed down by any unreasonable price of silver, solar panels won't lose that much efficiency if they switch to copper busbars, they use silver now not out of strict necessity but because it's cheap
for military applications the cost of silver is negligible compared to r&d and other markups, even if nvidia starts using 99.999% silver waterblocks that cost $2k each to squeeze out a few more kilotokens/second out of ai models, it won't have any impact on the cost of their massively overpriced servers because it will still be nothing compared to their ridiculous markup

>>60613794
fud

>>60613823
lol you are 100% wrong that solar panels can just use copper. copper corrodes

>>60611148 (OP)
Hi

>>60613823
>I don't believe that any industry can be slowed down by any unreasonable price of silver
That's not what i was implying, it will hurt a bit but they gonna pay the price anyway. In the end it's a tiny mark up, they will still gladly pay for it at $100, and that's a good thing (for us).

>>60613831
My stack moggs yours tho.
t. 2.3Koz Chad

>>60613850
post pics
>in before "no im too paranoid"

>>60613837
>https://optics.org/news/13/9/6

silver also corrodes, but corrosion isn't a problem for parts that never touch the air.

>>60613837
>copper corrodes
so do the many finicky coatings they use, solar panels are sealed to prevent corrosion and will rapidly degrade if physically damaged
>>60613849
yeah, apart from hipster photography I don't know any industries operating on thin margins where silver absolutely cannot be substituted by anything else
the cost of silver-plated starter relay rising from $13 to $23 won't change a lot in the grand scheme of things

hey /pmg/ I know this is 4chan and I'm a retard for asking this
As someone who never owns silver, should I sell a bit of my gold right now to buy? I have like total 3 oz of 9999 gold on hand and could part with some 1/10oz coins

>>60613867
i dont know what to tell you dude, if they could make solar panels with copper they would have done it already

>>60613870
yes, with the current GSR, it is very smart to sell gold for silver.

>>60613877
cheap silver made them lazy, it sticks too well to silicon and they didn't bother making the copper work well
at around 25$/toz they'll start magically pulling out innovations out of their asses to keep $/Watt at bay

>>60613877
>if they could make solar panels with copper they would have done it already
they have. They still are. Copper is being used more and more every year.

>>60613861
This is an article about the company that patented the process.

>>60613886
>they'll start
*they've started to, see >>60613861

>>60612314
>>60612321
>>60612682

Holy shit? Are you two stupid?????

If in a currency crisis you needed 1oz of gold a week to make it or stay above water, or even 1 oz of gold a month to make it or stay above water there would be literally no point in investing in silver or gold at all.

Nobody fucking owns gold and silver. It’s probably what? 1 out of every 300 people actively stacking at one level or another? And you think that when people can’t eat and roving gangs are raping bitches in the streets that you are going to be driving through the drive through at Starbucks to order your Frappuccino (that nobody else can now afford) cuz you stacked some mercury dimes?

The only reason to buy gold and silver is for the realignment. And that gold ounce would have to last you at minimum 1 year for it to make it worth it to buy. And probably 20 ounces of silver for a full year to make it worth it.

A king’s ransom make it stack of gold will probably be 5 ounces. Silver? Maybe 100 ounces. Of course in a huge realignment, an ounce of gold buys you a house or something. And then you take that 100 ounces of silver and buy a business free and clear or something.

>>60613887
little prototypes that are going nowhere. i.e. tech boondoggles to swindle investors
nothing replaces silver

>>60613895
currency crisis =/= mad max scenario

>>60613895
>Nobody fucking owns gold and silver
they own a ton of jewelry, every gangsta nigga knows that 2 kilo gold chain indicates massive success in life, that's the first thing they buy after making a career rapping
diamonds were invented to scam niggas and make them buy more silly rocks and less valuable gold

>>60613895
Also, there’s no fucking way that you need more than 500 ounces of silver to seriously make it. If it takes more than that to really make it. It ain’t fucking worth it at all. Some asshole here a while back was talking about how he had 2,500 oz of silver and 0 ounces of gold and he was worried he made the wrong choice or rather maybe if he should sell some silver for gold now. YES mother fucker. You should easily sell 1,000 of that 2,500 ounces of silver even at a 100 to 1 ratio and lock in 10 ounces of gold just in case only gold is valuable and silver doesn’t do much. And then he still has 1,500 ounces of silver after selling which probably still puts him in the top 3,000 people in America

>>60613896
AI seems to think copper use is increasing.

>AI Overview
>Yes, copper is being increasingly used to replace silver in solar panels, primarily to reduce production costs and improve sustainability. Silver is a precious metal and a relatively scarce resource, making it a significant expense in solar panel manufacturing. Copper, on the other hand, is more abundant and significantly cheaper.

>>60613906
Ok, and maybe that’s how society kinda equilibriums after the realignment. I bet most people can scrounge up a couple ounces of silver, or 1/4th of an ounce of gold. So maybe that gives them enough of a buffer to barely stay above water as they start working with the new currency or whatever. Maybe the dollar drops by 80%. Your 100k in the bank is now worth 20k and silver is at $500 and gold is at 50k.

>>60613901
Ok so you take your 5 ounces of gold and go buy a house in a safe gated community or whatever. People can barely keep their heads above water and the water is rising still. Silver goes to $100 and you got 300 ounces. So now you have 30k. Who gives a fuck? That’s nothing.

In a mad max scenario (which wont happen), people will still use ... dollar bills. Guess what? People stick to what theyre familiar with and normalfags are no exception.

Otherwise, I'm still long gold, silver, copper, uranium, REEs, and oil producers. Its a great time to be a commodity bull. Like the next 5-10 years will be insane

>>60613928
In that scenario the $30k in silver isn't equivalent to $30k today though

>>60613917
Using copper means the panels are cheaper, but that means less efficiency. So there is a tradeoff.

>>60613943
yes. Copper panels are less efficient and don't last as long. But given silver prices it's possible they become cheap enough so people don't care.

>>60613937
>people will still use ... dollar bills.
for toilet paper and to start fires maybe.

>>60613939
Yeah it’ll be less

>>60613895
>And you think that when people can’t eat and roving gangs are raping bitches in the streets that you are going to be driving through the drive through at Starbucks to order your Frappuccino (that nobody else can now afford) cuz you stacked some mercury dimes?
Yes, precisely.

>>60613973
I mean in purchasing power.

>>60613973
The $30k in silver would have far greater purchasing power than $30k today.

>>60613978
what is that devious little cutester doing behind the tree there?

>>60614001
oh, nothing...
Simply stackin' & schemin'

>>60613950
>>60613973
>>60613999
Oo.. trips checked.
I rather expect silver to have the same purchasing power it has now. Kind ofthe reason you buy PMs - to hold value. At $35, it can buy 7 loaves of $5 fancy bread. When inflation hits and bread costs $30 per loaf, I expect silver spot will be $210/ozt, still buying 7 loaves of bread.
The difference is whether silver becomes intrinsically more valuable because of expanded demand, or will it be more expensive because an economy is collapsing? If the former, the world will pay more for it. If the latter, the spot hike will be constrained to a particular currency. In that case you might find that an alternative currency becomes the standard, like the dollar has been used in other countries.

>>60614035
silver has gone up almost exactly 3x in purchasing power since 1964 despite being abandoned by pretty much everyone. I could definitely see its real purchasing power go up a lot if people decide they actually need it to trade. Like if everyone in the US just bought ten ounces the value would moon instantly.

The GSR should be around 7 or 8 based on supply and distribution in mines. Silver could go to 12x or more pretty easily if everyone suddenly needed it to survive.

>>60614059
Where are you guys getting these pics/cards from? This is like a play on the old Steve Jackson illuminati game right?

>>60614035
I expect the purchasing power of silver to go up in a currency crisis. In this fiat system silver is under appreciated, kept low with floods of paper. If fiat dies then I expect the poles to flip, so to speak.

>>60614035
>At $35, it can buy 7 loaves of $5 fancy bread. When inflation hits and bread costs $30 per loaf, I expect silver spot will be $210/ozt, still buying 7 loaves of bread.

If this is what ends up being case then it also isn’t worth buying silver. Most people who are legitimate stackers are probably in the 300-600oz range. If you are just maintaining as everyone gets vastly poorer, our silver will be depleted in a year or 2. So who fucking cares? We are just in quicksand in this scenario.

>>60613999
Yeah I know. 30k in silver should be an easy lifetime of living. Very few people have over 1,000 ounces.

>>60614081
there's more info in the description of the youtube video in:
>>60613014

here's a /tg/ thread about it:
>>>/tg/96069525

not trying to get off topic only posting /biz/ or /pmg/ related ones.

here's some silber content:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgaEf2K3ykQ

>>60612086
>>60613609

The ecus from latine union are always a good choice

>>60612760
its really so that anything the man does is with the end goal of propping up the housing bubble. most of the worlds funds is tied to houses and its very sad

>>60612966
however in the past things just happened but now they are being carefully hand crafted by the president. this hasn't been done before to such levels so reactions on the market wont be that predictable. we aren't even past the first year yet

>>60613794
there was one

>>60614088
Ahh the imaginary currency crisis.....just another FUD to make the coin merchant rich..... anyway if there is inflation that's terrible for physical silver holders because you will be taken up to 50% on inflationary gains

>>60614677
it is pretty crazy that i can get 10 dollars for free

>>60614635
I'm of the opinion that the mooning of metals won't come from the western market itself, but other markets that pushes the price higher. South East Asia is already doing this with gold, and when that becomes unobtainium, other metals such as silver will be next. In otherwords, South East Asian countries India and China are the Hunt Brothers.

Iqdelet admitted he is a scammer poo jew that dilutes peoples shares to earn a living then pumping and dumping. No wonder silver's price increasing has caused him to seethe so hard. What a kike faggot

>60611934
>just put it in a safety deposit box bros

>>60614754
>mooning

Lmao, just a short term blip like 5 years ago and then years of pain enjoy the animal spirits but sell and take your 12% gains. And don't forget the guy bragging about paying $45 for ASEs 5 years ago needs to sell for $70 just to break even from inflation

>60614899
jidf worm

>>60614095
I notice that whenever somebody makes a case for not buying PMs, they never have an alternative. What else would you buy once you have weapons and a food stash? Real estate? Stocks? Bonds? Internet money? Not me. If you want to avoid the collapse of the debt bubble and everything it supports, there is no choice but hard assets. And PMs are the historical king of hard assets. So speculate all you want about what the purchasing power of silver or gold will be after some big event, whatever it might be. But the truth is that there is no prudent alternative right now.

Are the filters broken? I can't seem to block this cock sucker.

>>60614899
don't they need to fix the supply side before it can get cheaper

>>60614095
There is a guy from Venezuela who was on a thread a couple months ago who said that 1oz of silver gets you 3 weeks of groceries there

>>60614976
is the id entered properly to be filtered?

>>60614976
nothing more lame than the tourist that brags about his use of filters

>>60614976
I occasionally uncheck the filters by accident. Make sure yours are turned on. Pic related.

>>60615070
>nothing more lame
Well... there's always the smart-ass who knows a little more and flaunts it like his narrow expertise makes his life worthy.

Some anons said something will happen after 2 months. Something bearish, something bullish.
Anything on the schedule that you guys are aware of?

>>60614095
this breaks the boomers mind.
dumb retard cunt aunt was shitting and pissing herself telling me its all in my head and her dad (wwII vet) was always going back in MY day bread was 10 cents a loaf bla bla bla.

pulled out a calculator, grabbed a loaf off the counter, divided the 4 dollars for the loaf by the spot price.... 10.5 cents.

the fucking whore couldn't comprehend just blurted out that doesn't meant anything.

that was the second interaction with her that made me realize TBD is necessary for the future. they deserve no remorse, they are irredeemable. for those wondering the third (in quick succession after the loaf,) was saying china makes the best shit because why else would apple make the iphone there. REEEEEEEEE--

>>60615047
I had heard a month or so from various sources (for an ounce), but an actual fellow stacktard claimed the same?
based

>>60614972
the bad with metals is that they can be confiscated easily if you live in a shithole. if you hold something like monero instead they can't do that so easily

>>60615080
That's exactly what happened.

>>60615203
>live in shithole
>own monero
they will just take your cellphone and start waterboarding you for fun
but actually, thats a good thing - you would deserve that treatment if you moved to a shithole

>>60615227
they have to know about it in the first place to do that. if you have your home full of metals you are a much much easier target. much of eu counts as a shithole too, you must be in good standing with the government or their goons will come and steal your shiny rocks. scandis literally have the government running collections agencies and they will take your silver and gold

>>60615234
>they have to know about it in the first place to do that
they will know as soon as you pay that car in full cash or have steak dinner when other people are starving
have fun getting chopped to pieces by the local mafia in your shithole, bro

>>60615240
well keep living modestly then instead of going full retard like some african american rapper. i just want to live without worry, not doing drugs and hookers in a castle

>>60615247
>just move to a shithole
still missing the point, i see

>>60615251
well that is most of the world and unfortunately some people are born there. metals are not an viable option if you don't live in a high trust white country and those were destroyed years ago

>>60615297
if you live in a low trust country it's actually better if they just take the metals from you and kill you instantly. with crypto they will torture you for days to get the keys. needless suffering.

>>60615306
i don't really see the scenario where they would know about crypto if you don't tell it yourself. however a significant amount of metals would be near impossible to hide

>>60615297
Metals have been used as money in almost every civilized society for all of human history. Are you saying they were all "high trust white" countries? You might want to check that belief against the facts. Many crime ridden societies have used gold and silver as money. As did most of Asia for centuries.

>>60615318
>never cash out
i see where you are coming from but you could have lit your money on fire instead of buying crypto and had the same outcome.

>>60615322
euro debt collectors can easily steal your metals but they cannot steal your crypto if you have half a braincell

>>60615345
>euro
remember when i told you not to live in a shithole in the first place?

Shall i post stack?

If you have that much of a trouble to think of a way to stash your gold safely out of goons reach, I'm sorry but you have proven yourself to be of slave genetic and meant for slave cattle life owning nothing, because you clearly don't have the minimal brain capacity to think for yourself nor the desire for freedom all free men have.

Same for all the digital tulips they call 'bitcoin', or monero, or whatever jewshit scam they peddle these days

The best security is discretion and secrecy. When the crack up boom occurs and we all become bullionaires don't go dancing out in the street celebrating and immediately buying up properties and cars and shit. That will draw attention to yourself and make you a target, especially when the average person is now destitute. You may have to larp as just another victim of the currency collapse for a while untill things start to calm down.

>>60615407
this is exactly why crypto has failed

>>60615407
The Dancing Israelis comes to mind.
Remember kids, don't be jewish

I'm about to go wash my car.

>>60615407
true
be prepared to larp

>>60615234
EU countries aren't breaking into people's homes to steal their metal, schizo

It never ceases to amaze me that morons still fall for the old German silver trick

https://www.ebay.com/itm/177256589139?

>>60615407
>You may have to larp as just another victim of the currency collapse for a while untill things start to calm down.
do it long enough and asset prices will normalize and you won't be a billionaire anymore kek
in weimar times you had a window of opportunity of just 3 years to slurp up houses and factories

>>60615736
>3 years

that's more then enough time, the initial chaos will only last like 6 months before things start to calm down

>>60613895
this

there's a lot of anons here with very little understanding about what's about to happen

>>60613901
You delusional if you think that. You think millions of people are just going to accept losing everything and allow their families to starve to death?

We're looking at mad max conditions for at least a couple of months

>>60615132
KEK
I feel you bro

lets go silver

>>60615934
The kikes at the Fed don't want this, and when the crash comes it will come with CBDC as quickly as possible, to prevent anarchist pockets from forming

>>60615934
>You delusional if you think that. You think millions of people are just going to accept losing everything and allow their families to starve to death?
uh yup. americans will be the subservient cattle they are and just line up at the breadlines

>>60616153
>when the crash comes it will come with CBDC as quickly as possible

Uh ya one problem with that, Half the public are now woke to the fact these people rape and eat children on a island somewhere

>>60616176
you spend too much time on /pol/ and twitter
vast majority of americans don't give a fuck

>>60615934
yeah my bets are on nothing happening. most white people now are so low test they will just weep a bit and accept their fate just like they have with all the other bad stuff that are slowly but surely decaying the society

>>60616196
seems like an iqdelete-tier thought if the lowest test people in the country are already at the point of trying to launch assaults on fed buildings, not hide bombs like boomer faggots. it will probably get exceptionally wild in coming years

>>60616176
There won't be a crash, just a slow degradation. That's why I tried to help y'all get rich.compounded my 150% Bitcoin and 150 on SBSW is 5X in 18 months

It's sad that none of y'all will profit from the rally. I warned you about this, you chose the highest cost and lowest return form of silver, physical

So anyways here's some gold.

fuck all fags with no physical PMs

>>60616365
Based whimsical coin enjoyer:)

>>60616240
You are the single most broke person in this general

People on pmg are too emotional which leads to your terrible investment results. Silver and gold are just rocks at the end of the day not magical. A means to an end. I've made a bundle on gold and platinum stocks and I have no emotional attachment to them and will lock in my huge gains without a bit of regret and buy in a few years and get even richer

>>60613895
>If in a currency crisis you needed 1oz of gold a week to make it or stay above water, or even 1 oz of gold a month to make it or stay above water there would be literally no point in investing in silver or gold at all.


There won't be a currency crisis but if there were you would need one or two ounces of gold to pay your bills same as now

PMG gets a lot more attention these days than it did before. I don't know, I just don't trust the banks, Wallstreet, or the government because they are all broke.

>>60616495
This. I rather not "loan" too much money to the banks anymore. I'll use it for necessities but collect pms as a hobby/my hobby being cool old and new coins while not letting banks play tiddelywinks with my moneys:P

>>60616495
>banks, Wallstreet, or the government because they are all broke

Chicken little thinking

>>60616506
Silly, your tiny deposit is garaunteed

I fomo'd myself into buying another ounce of Platinum but l don't care.
Just happy to have another ounce before what feels like another big rally happens even if it eats into my DCA.

>>60616534
that is an awesome pickup. post some pictures when it comes

Silver isn't even needed anymore for industrial use

>Miralloy® processes are industry's best alternatives to silver, palladium, nickel, and gold for a broad range of applications, including high-frequency components and high-end decorative plating.
These trimetal finishes are tarnish-free, RoHS compliant, diamagnetic, and RF-friendly, making them suitable for various industrial uses.

>>60616546
>Silver isn't even needed anymore for industrial use
Is this an IQDalit parody? 10/10, fren

>>60616534
Dope.

>>60616673
AI always is next level mumuposting when it comes to silver kek. If AGI indeed takes over, their skynet army might goes after stackers first.

>>60616673
but i wouldn't take it too seriously considering it can't even get the basis postulate numbers right.

>>60616673
Science doesn't stand still . Silver is only used because it's cheap, almost free since it's a mining byproduct. They already have alternatives

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>>60616701
>>60616701
>>60616701

Or we can just wait for the euro/us governments to go so broke they can't pay their own way to large list of employees and let them revolt while we keep stacking. Sort of what China is doing but in the ground level:)

>>60616700
There's also tens of billions of existing silver, enough for decades with 0 mining

>>60616700
>Silver is only used because it's cheap
>>60616707
>There's also tens of billions of existing silver, enough for decades with 0 mining
Like I said, you're a dishonest faggot.

IQ is evolving.
Yellow light is on. Proceed with caution.

>>60616506
Thats pretty antisemitic anon

>>60617592
>old victoria
>modern production old victoria
this is a tax dodge right?

>>60613743
>Every possible insurance fraud you can think of has already been tried and the insurance companies are aware of it.
You mean like how all the underwriting since 2020 on every poilcy has included indemnity against "acts of war"
Insurance is the fraud fren. Times they are a changing...
https://www.paymentsdive.com/news/federal-reserve-fedwire-funds-service-iso-20022/752803/
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Prepare...