Would you drop few gs for this little nigga?


>Why Gold?
https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiI [Embed]
https://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_A [Embed]
https://youtu.be/FI7NnOg2rxo [Embed]

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

>Bullion dealers
https://libertycoin.com/ (US)
https://www.chards.co.uk/ (EU/UK)
https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/ (Ancient)
https://www.luciteria.com/ (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 [Embed]
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 [Embed]
https://youtu.be/NgSXg-WOEVY [Embed]
https://youtu.be/2ymGAyKAg-k [Embed]
https://www.fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database

previous thread: >>60611148

No because I don't have that spare but fantastic coin:)

>>60616701 (OP)
>Would you drop few gs for this little nigga?
Would happily spend 550/600 depending on the Athena's obverse, but not much more. If you spend over a K on this owl you are lowkey scamming yourself, condition isn't that great.

Brb going for beer

so how many of you actually keep track of the numbers? like so that you know what your average price is and how much you're in the green

>>60616719
Sorry, was talking about owls in general. Good conditions all start from 1k+

https://www.ma-shops.com/camerarius/item.php?id=383

>>60616726
I do. It's just a spreadsheet that queries a Kitco table online to see where I'm at.

>>60616730
>Good conditions all start from 1k+
Well if you use mashop as standard, yeah, but you definitely can get them for cheaper at auctions, especially if you are patient. Last one i got i paid like 280€ for it.

>>60616701 (OP)
Is that a reproduction or original? Yeah, that's probably worth a few thousand, easily.

Silver isn't really needed in industry they only use it because Big Mining produces so much as a byproduct of useful metal mining like copper

>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.

300oz ag is make it tier

>>60616701 (OP)
Just wanted to drop in and mention that Bitcoin hit a new ATH yesterday. If you'd bought the dip like I told you to a month or so ago at $102K, you would be up 15% already.

IIRC gold is only up 15% in six months. Not bad, but not Bitcoin.

>>60616726
I do, currently up about 5k after Friday.

>>60616756
How do you make a spreadsheet query data like that?

>>60616766
You are so full of shit please shut the fuck up

>>60616701 (OP)
It would be nice to have something from Western antiquity, but no. Too pricey. I'll stick with a reproduction.

>>60616765
Not even near, those were minted in massive amounts, Athens didn't change design for their tetra in well over a century so they aren't that rare. Still a georgous piece any ancient collector should have one of. If you are on a tight budget you still get options, these ones sold last week for less than $200.

>>60616827
I'm only learning about really old coins not collecting them (yet) but this is great stuff/info thank you:)

>>60616827
were these hand made or dug up from the ground hundreds of years later?

>>60616767
You need 135,000 ounces of silver to make it. Sell it and buy good investments

Y'all low iq stacktard antisemite goyim better not be buying silver.

>>60616890

Remember folx, there will be no collapse your life will just slowly degrade. You need to get rich like me. I own multiple luxury apartments and passports. I did that by not buying silver. Made 5X buying Bitcoin and SBSW in 18 months. Let's get rich together!

>>60616766
>Silver isn't even needed anymore for industrial use
>Miralloy® processes are industry's best alternatives to silver
Miralloy has been around for 30 years and it hasn't replaced the use of silver in industrial use. Cope.

This didn't age well:P

>>60616842
you're welcome fren

>>60616857
Hand made as repros you mean? No, those are 2400 yo originals.
But to know how they got acquired is pretty much impossible to tell, it's lost in the depths of time. The rarest/most beautiful ones often have a pedigree (tracking records of previous ownerships), but it rarely goes back prior to a century from now. Coins collecting is as old as coinage itself, but until the 1900s it was done very casually, with rare ouvrages on the matter. Only the uber-collections like the Rothschilds or Charles Quint coins cabinets have old track records.
Most coins you see being auctionned have been dug up from the ground in the last century or two.

>>60616766
IQ stop smoking crack, Mirallow is just what we call white bronze, it was already used back in the 1870s, and never replaced silver for one good reason : it does not have silver properties.

>>60616930
no i meant like made the same way as indians these days make recycled aluminum on youtube. there is such high variety in the looks of the coins

>>60616952
Ah then yes, they all were hand struck/hammered. Like most coinage until the late 1600s. Technically there isn't two exact same coins from back then.

>>60616964
I'm learning a lot.
Still so much to learn though.

>>60616964
i wonder how they dealt with counterfeit coins :D now that the coin itself is pretty much worthless they have so many features just to track that but i can't imagine someone even trying it back then

Forgot picture

>>60616975
like todays authenticity detection is supposedly so good that there are machines that let you deposit coins to your bank account realtime

>>60616911
>Miralloy has been around for 30 years

Lmao silver is down 70% from 1980. Silver is neither rare, valuable or necessary. That's why it's shilled nonstop

Silver goes up silver goes down only a few get rich

>>60616796
It's in excel. Get Data > From Other Source > From Web. Then it walks you through. The table you choose will show up in another sheet in the file

>>60616766
>Silver isn't really needed in industry
If it has no use then why has it been at a production to use deficit for the last half decade?

Silver cures HIv

>>60616990
>Silver is neither rare, valuable or necessary.
Yet demand keeps rising. Probably because of it's unique properties which make it strategically important.
>Lmao silver is down 70% from 1980.
Sounds like it's undervalued, thanks for the tip.

>>60617044
Silver has been in a glut for 5000 years. Currently a daily glut of 1.3 million ounces

>>60616975
>i wonder how they dealt with counterfeit coins :D
Deterrence through violence. It was automatic capital punishment springled with torture on the public place for anyone involved if you were found out.
Until quite recently, i remember french notes all having marked on them
>counterfeiting this bill is punished by penal servitude for life*
* in our penal colonies (ie caraibans islands), like the devil's island or in Guyana, meaning death within 3-5 years max.
But that was before we were sissyfied cucks ruled by traitors ofc.

Still, counterfeiting was pretty common, especially through the early middle age (when silver was really scarce due to the amateurism of mining operations) and you've quite a bunch of historical accounts of foreign powers counterfeiting their opponents' coins to finance wars or undermine their authority, etc..
Just like today really, by some estimate there are as many counterfeit $100 bills than real ones in circulation worldwide. But it's not things the governments like to talk about, otherwise ppl would ask questions (like how come the CIA secretly shipped a fully functional USD printing press to the USSR back in 1980 to support their war effort during the afghan debacle while publicly supporting & funding the mudjahidins and well.. the cold war thing you know..)

>>60616990
>Silver is neither rare, valuable or necessary

>Yes, silver is considered a rare and precious metal. While not as rare as gold, silver is still limited in supply and has significant industrial and monetary demand, making it a valuable commodity.

>Yes, silver is generally considered valuable due to its industrial uses, investment potential, and historical role as a store of value. While it's less expensive than gold, silver's lower price point can make it more accessible for investors, and it has demonstrated the ability to offer higher percentage gains during bull markets according to Nasdaq.

>Silver has many important industrial and technological uses, particularly due to its excellent electrical conductivity and antibacterial properties.

>>60617092

>>60617068
Industrial demand is flat over the last few decades. Every 5 years or so speculative demand goes up for 6 months then crashes

If y'all believe industrial demand is up buy SLV LEAPS. But you don't.....why?

>>60617100
Why is it so cheap?

>>60617118
If it's so cheap why aren't you buying it?

In real life it costs more than 10x what other similarly rare metals cost.

>>60617109
>Industrial demand is flat over the last few decades
mhhm lets verify this dubious claim
>150Moz industrial demand in 2000
>680Moz industrial demand in 2024

if only silver killed 3rd worlders

>>60617040
Does it then update automatically, or do you have to refresh manually?

>>60617126
>If it's so cheap why aren't you buying it?

Because it's not rare or necessary

>>60617130
For the ones interested, that means an average of 7% growth in industrial needs yearly from 2000-2024.
If it continues to grow at the same pace it did for the past 24 years, by 2034 the industrial demand will be 1,338Moz! Meanwhile, we are stuck at mining 800-850Moz/y for like a decade.

Better start trying to figure out a solution because i'm not sure a -500Moz yearly deficit (for industrials alone) a decade from now is sustainable.

Why didn't pmg discover Bitcoin or SBSW or newmont gold? Only discovered something going up in 2 weeks (forever)

>>60617100
its interesting if this is the case yet audiofags insist on gold plating their connectors instead of putting silver on them

>>60617109
>Industrial demand is flat over the last few decades.
Bullshit, the long term trend is clearly higher.
>But you don't.....why?
Why do you spend so much time concerned with what I buy?
>>60617164
>Because it's not rare or necessary
That's odd because lots of governments around the world have listed silver as being a critical/strategically important resource.

>>60616824
I have a replica round. Its 43g great to fondle

>>60617181
Audiophiles use silver in their cables.

>>60617186
Then buy silver if it's a good investment. Why shill it unless it's a Ponzi scheme

>>60617177
isn't there still a decent surplus with the numbers above? idk how easy it would be to mine more but if there is about 200moz extra even today they probably have quite a bit stored

>>60617189
That's lame. Buy a real one

>>60617198
All you do is shill though. You come into a thread about precious metals and shill BTC and stocks all day.

How frustrated are IQ's jew handlers right now?

>>60617204
Tens of billions of ounces

Noone is shilling anything this is a board to talk about/ share our enjoyment of PMs.

>>60617189
Awesome:)

>>60617209
Bitcoin and stocks go up, silver doesn't. LMAO why shill for shit investment like silver?

>>60617215
Yeah. That.

>>60617221
Silver is beating the SP500. Once again, you just a dishonest faggot.

>>60617233

>>60617179
>or newmont gold?
I've been working for newmont for the past 23 years.
You haven't even been alive for 23 years

>>60617237
>Silver is beating the SP500

Lmao it's down 4500% since 1979

>>60617259
Sounds like a bargain, thanks. Here's a protip: you're supposed to buy low, then sell high.

>>60616673
>2033
>Global economic wealth
/pmg/ stacktards WAGMI

>>60617204
>surplus with the numbers above?
No. See >>60617044
Nuclear energy and data centers will only increase the deficit.

>>60617251
I've been working for newmont for the past 32 years.
>)You haven't even been alive for 32 >>60617251
years

>>60617267
Nope it's a rock

>>60617273
This screams bot post

>>60617278
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

>>60617270
hmm but they do pretty good material recycling nowdays don't they? you even had hobbyists extracting gold from old computers and copper from old microwaves

>>60617281
Even reporting the obvious doesn't do anything...

If silver was valuable and rare it would be $500

>>60617219
Welcome back, king.

>>60617283
>material recycling
Gold can be recycled easier than silver. Half of silver ever mined has been lost to irrecoverable industrial use.

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

>If silver was valuable and rare it would be $500
It's worth way more than that.

>>60617304
I'm the human behind the shitposting and trolling was fired and its just a cheaper LLM at this point.

>>60617304
I'm thinking the human behind the shitposting and trolling was fired and its just a cheaper LLM at this point.

>>60617154
You can have options set for either. I had it refresh on every opening of the spreadsheet but it takes a minute or two to update, so I switched to manual

>>60617327
Are you just pulling spot? It shouldn’t take that long

>>60617269
<3

>>60617334
I'm pulling the whole table lel. I didn't think there was a way to just pull individual cells, would have rather done it that way

>>60617297
Hey fren:)

I'm feeling extra retarded tonight...

>>60617351
<3

>>60617204
>isn't there still a decent surplus with the numbers above?
Nah, keep in mind i'm only talking about heavy industries here, it does not account for investment silver (bars, coins, rounds) nor jewerly. For the past 5 years we already experienced a large deficit.
We currently are using the surplus from the previous decades, back when silver needs for industries wasn't nearly that large and investment silver accounted for the majority of the production.
But we can't expect those reserves to be infinite, apparently the reserves are already getting stretched very thin. Soon industrials are gonna beg for stacktards to give them few pity coins.

>>60617327
>>60617345
I have a similar setup for Libre Office, but it taps into Financial Times, and only the five metals I can - Au, Pd, Pt, Ag, and Cu. I can't find a source for Rh. I guess it just doesn't move that much.
I too have the delay. With Libre I have two columns: live and static. The live only updates when I hit the "Update" option. Then a third column shows the delta if <>0, and I'll copy/paste-as-value into the static after I've pondered a while.
Pic related, but weekend - no update to show.

>>60617388
most investors will likely sell to those in need for the right price so wouldn't count that in too much

>>60617407
How high is the right price though?

>>60617407
>most investors will likely sell to those in need for the right price so wouldn't count that in too much
Sure but going by that logic gold experience a yearly 96% surplus of production, since only 4% only get used by industries and nearly all of it ends up in bars & jewelry.

>>60617416
you think the likes of jpm wouldn't part of some gold for a sweet premium? i just don't think things are that desperate yet or you would be seeing it in news quite a bit, they love stirring fear so if there was even a small chance for panic they will milk everything of it

>>60617416
The idea that people are going to part with jewelry any time soon is plainly retarded. People either buy as much as they need for insurance or have emotional attachment to it. The paltry amount of silver you can reclaim from cheap jewelry would require mid triple digit price for anyone but hobby stacktards to bother with.

>>60617297
Very nice stack picture btw:)

mintAnon, where tf are you?

>>60617493
This. Where the fuck are my Apurands...

>>60617549
Honestly, l stopped buying memecoins after l got my Boomercoin. I just the designs afterward got a little boring and l wasn't really willing to pay up for the gilded shit.

>>60617493
>>60617549
From a coupla threads ago...
>>60607893

>>60617249
Noice!

>>60616766
This claim is just false. Silver compared to copper is superior in every single way except price.
Your smart-phone and the CPU in your computer uses silver due to it's unmatched conductivity.

>>60617198
>Then buy silver if it's a good investment
We do, you dumb bhosdika dalit.

Hey anons I have a question. What if I took out a loan from my bank and used my stack as collateral. Then I use the loan to buy more silver and gold. Basically double my stack. Then pay off the loan over the next three years. During that time silver will likely triple. By the end of Trump's presidency the original $10,000 could become $40,000-$50,000. Seems like a great way to accelerate wealth. Lock in the stack at a fixed interest loan while the dollar inflates. Why not keep doing this year after year? Everyone in this thread should be using the banks to enrich themselves.

>>60617983
>and used my stack as collateral
You no longer possess your own stack when doing this since you put it up for collateral. You cannot tell the bank that you'll keep it in your safe under the bed and expect a loan from them.

>>60617983
1. no bank will take your stack as collateral
2. if they do take your stack as collateral they're going to literally take it. They'll need to physically have it in their possession.
3. Since nobody wants your collateral this is just a signature loan, and that depends on your income and credit score.
4. so while you might be able to continuously keep getting loans, there's a limit to how big they'll go and that limit is your income and credit score.

>>60617987
Damn what a racket.

>>60617987
>in your safe under the bed
Anon reveals his stack location

>>60617993
If you could actually make more money buying silver than the interest on the loan costs,
banks would be buying silver instead of giving you loans

>>60617983
Isn't Rick Rule setting up a bank to specifically allow for loans against your metals?

>>60617998
Yes and his bank will take possession like any other that would do this loan

How low are we expecting the Monday dump to get? Sub $37.50?

>>60617987
>You cannot tell the bank that you'll keep it in your safe under the bed and expect a loan from them
Why not? The Comex does it.

>>60618052
the comex has billions of dollars in proven revenues every year.

anon doesn't.

>>60618052
The really funny part is since paper to silver is something like 400 to 1, and that includes ALL KNOWN SILVER,

and anon's stack is part of ALL KNOWN SILVER

This means that the comex and other exchanges are already loaning money against anon's stack without his permission. And that's true of every stack here. Every single ounce that /pmg/ owns is being borrowed against at 400 to 1 leverage without their permission or knowledge.

admit that physical PMs are the best asset in the world
admit it

>>60617992
>if they do take your stack as collateral they're going to literally take it. They'll need to physically have it in their possession.
says who. that's not true for other forms of collateral

>>60618181
US stock market>gold>US houses>silver>everything else

>>60618188
cringe

>>60618185
>says who.
My bankers
>that's not true for other forms of collateral
sure it is. House? they physically own it. Car? they physically own it. and the reason car loans are 5 times more expensive than house loans is because you can hide a car.

collateral is usually real estate you can't hide. Sometimes it's a car which is difficult to hide and probably has GPS tracking for the bank.
It's almost never a wad of metal you could easily hide or lose in a boating accident or whatever.

>>60618192
these are facts.
Facts may change, but for now these are facts.

>>60618198
no, it's your cringe opinion

>>60618206
no it is literally a list of major asset classes by historical returns over the last 10, 20, 50, 100, or 150 years.

stocks rule because divies. Gold is next. Houses after that. Silver near the bottom, and bonds and speculative commodities generally below them.

some stuff like plat or water have outperformed them all over a 100 year span, but that's a matter of chemistry rather than investment.

>>60618218
you keep talking about past results like they're guaranteed to continue. divies? wtf are you talking about divies for. those are the siren song that distracts you from buying gold and silver

>>60618223
>you keep talking about past results like they're guaranteed to continue.
>>60618198
>Facts may change, but for now these are facts.
you can't read good

>divies? wtf are you talking about divies for.
because divies are the only reason stocks beat gold. If you reinvest dividends you get compounding interest which grows logarithmically. Gold has no such boost.

>>60618230
the facts have already changed. you're just too dumb to see it

>>60618236
>the facts have already changed. you're just too dumb to see it
I've heard this thousands of times before. Maybe you'll be the exception that's right, but I doubt it.

nothing ever happens

>>60618239
the world is full of happening events right now. again, you're too dumb to see it

>>60618242
I see lots of things happening

but because I'm older than you and I lived in a time where kids talked to their elders I have learned that what's happening right now isn't particularly novel or interesting in the big picture.

things can go on getting worse for entire generations, and have done for generations before.

>>60617233
lol nice

>>60618246
you suffer from what's called normalcy bias.

>>60618255
not at all. I've lived as an adult through market crashes you couldn't imagine, and seen wars that you've never experienced.

more importantly I had grandparents that saw stuff neither of us can imagine.

you think this is bad.

I think it's bad when people are literally starving or dying in trenches and even then I doubt gold and silver will feed you let alone make you rich.

>>60618260
you're wrong and suffering from normalcy bias. we've all heard the "nothing will ever change" boomer fud before. it's not novel or interesting.

>>60618265
>you're wrong and suffering from normalcy bias.
no u

My grandpa panned gold on cherry creek in denver all day to buy a can of beans and a slice of bacon.

I've panned cherry creek, I can get .5-1 grams per day there. Imagine a world where $100 worth of gold buys a can of beans and a slice of bacon. That's the world of the great depression.

you think because you've never seen it, it can never happen. Literally normalcy bias.

>>60617983
Why not just do this privately??? Friend family?

>>60618345
yes that's a good idea

>>60617221
>Bitcoin and stocks go up, silver doesn't.
Mostly this, but
>>60617237
>Silver is beating the SP500.
On what timeframe? Silver hasn't hit a new ATH since 2011. Silver is currently around 20% below that ATH.

>>60618424
>On what timeframe? Silver hasn't hit a new ATH since 2011. Silver is currently around 20% below that ATH.
so? silver's ATH is only relevant if you FOMOed the top in 2011. we're all making gains with our stacks

>>60618454
>silver's ATH is only relevant if you FOMOed the top in 2011
I love that IQ pretends to be too stupid to understand this but cherry picks bitcoin's low vs. ATH

there's no troll as effective as pretending to be retarded.

>>60618454
Sadly most of you have made nothing, people were paying $45 for ASEs 5 years ago

>>60618487
>people were paying $45 for ASEs 5 years ago
which people?

I feel like you're talking about yourself

you made a terrible investment and think everyone else is as dumb as you for getting in at half your price.

>>60618501
Read the threads from 5 years ago people were panic buying paying 40% premiums or more. Lmao people are panic buying now too look at the moron saying he wants to get a loan to buy silver and a loan on that too. You all know silver is going to moon because of some crazy theories it always ends the same with y'all taking a huge loss

And you are all so dumb that even though you "know" silver is going to $1000 you don't buy silver futures where you could make huge gains if you were right. You always choose the most expensive investment with the lowest return only making the coin merchants rich

>>60618521
how much did you pay? When you bought silver?

I was here 5 years ago, you weren't.

>>60618246
Anyone trying to rep as an oldfag on an anonymous yodelling forum is a faggot. Who TF cares about how old you are. All that matters is your information. Is it sound?
Yeah, kinda, but not really. It could be fixed very simply with one small change. Recognize the dollar is not the standard.

>>60616701 (OP)
Everyone in my family has 1 oz of gold, 1 oz of platinum and 100 oz of silver. There are five of us.
Are we gonna make it?

>>60618625
That will last you 3 months

>>60618612
The $ is the standard

>>60616719
This.
I have never had a Ouija board in my house, and I NEVER WILL. There are just some things you should never mess with.

>60617259
>down since 1979
reminder, this third world piece of shit who was rejected by his father conveniently leaves out the fact the in 1979 silver pumped massively due to the Hunt Brothers buying massive amounts on the open market. The comex and cbot then introduced arbitrary rules to screw the Hunts over, who then faced massive margin calls and had to sell out of their positions.

>>60617788
Checked. Nice LMUs

>>60618040
Why do you expect a pull back? Tariffs?

>>60618283
>no u
What a retard.

>>60618487
>>60618521
Sure boomers were getting jewed by Apmex like they always do, but nobody here was paying that kind of premiums.

>>60618734
They were bragging about it on pmg saying dumb shit like "premiums never go down" all those idiots ended up selling at a loss and now a new group of idiots came along repeating coin merchants talking points like they are the gospel. In 2 years you will sell for a loss etc etc

>>60617997
You can, it's just very risky.

>>60618733
>what a retard
no u

>>60618734
apmex uses fedex now so you cant just click shipping info in orders you have to like give a license to log into fedex to see, it's pretty reeeeee, lcs in my local meatspace is like half the premiums too

>>60616726
OneGold is probably a bucket shop, but it sorta does that for me.

>>60617936
are you saying i should replace the copper heatsink in my computer with a silver heatsink?

>>60619275
unironically, yes

>>60618526
you can also short them if you truly believe that silver is worthless

It makes sense now; jews hate silver with a passion.

>483 million ounces of paper Silver was dumped on the market in 1 hour on Friday 7/11 around 9:00 AM to stop the Silver price breakout. It failed... and that short is completely underwater So does that banker have to come up with the physical Silver now? 483 million ounces is 57% of the global annual mining production... there is no physical silver to back this position, this amount of Silver is not available for sale, anywhere.
haha thats crazy if true

>>60619322
hah that id

uhoh this guy is saying there might be resistance in silver bullrun and it aligns perfectly with 2008 top https://www.investing.com/analysis/silver-rally-faces-resistance-despite-copper-tariffs-and-supply-chain-strain-200663576

>>60617215
Yup. Only "greater fool" speculations and scams require shills. Precious metals have been valuable for all of human history around the globe. Appreciation of PMs is deeply ingrained in human culture: in myth, legend, song, poetry, history, proverb, monuments, regalia, and on and on. No human being anywhere needs to be convinced that gold and silver are valuable.

>>60619391
Read the comment section. They have their own little iqdeletes there too.

>>60618161
Not really, because nobody has a legal claim against my stack. If you borrow against your house or your future paycheck the lender has an enforceable legal claim against your house or your paycheck. The paper games of the comex, JPM, etc. give them no legal claim against my stack.

>>60618283
You didn't live through the great depression and I'm guessing you never were actually IN a war. Watching Vietnam on tv is not being IN a war. Furthermore, EVERY empire falls eventually. Predicting exactly when it will fall is dicey. Knowing that it WILL fall is just knowing history. PMs may be a long game. Maybe not nearly as long of a game as you think. But in the end, even if it is a generation or two, PMs will prevail when fiat fails.

>>60619338
It's just coin merchants talking points

>>60619446
The fact is no one wants your stack. It was sold to you for that reason $billions of $ of advertising was paid for to inject crazy ideas like paper silver into your head

>>60619479
idk looks pretty solid. what are the arguments on the other side besides line go up because i like my chosen metal?

>>60619479
Thanks for letting everyone know you can't read a basic chart. ID hopping retard.

I have been buying a few ounces each week off of TD bullion for the past few months. Each weekend will have a banner at the top saying "precious metals are in high demand, if an item you are looking to purchase is sold out check back the following day as inventory is updated daily". That banner is now removed. First time I haven't seen it posted in months!

Is demand down? No.
Are they restocking daily? Unknown

Thanks for reading my blog.

>>60619495
>Silver is really valuable so they sell it to you cheaply allowing you to get more of the valuable silver

That's a convincing argument? Lmao

>>60619628
>Each weekend will have a banner at the top saying "precious metals are in high demand, if an


Lmao, more coin merchant talking points, y'all literally believe everything they say

>>60619628
Could be "high demand" is no longer unusual - that this is the new norm.
What an annoying web site though. I have to keep hitting "Load More" to see their offerings. Am I missing an option to get more than 9 at a time?

That's cute he thinks ID hopping will evade my filter

>>60619707
Could be the new norm, but I feel like they would still inform the customer if what they are looking for is sold out to check back to see if it was restocked. I am getting about 20 or so items each time. But yes, there is no "see all" button.

>>60618230
Any stock that beats gold is due to speculative investing. Plus, when hyperinflation devalues the dollar and institutions can't keep their positions up, they are legally allowed to take everyone's stocks to keep themselves afloat. (((They))) are working on another wealth grab à la the Great Depression, and they will close banks to force you and me into relinquishing our things to them. Only gold and silver will thrive at that point.

You keep saying nothing ever happens. That shit happened multiple times already since the Fed took the reigns. Hand wave that one

>>60619772
Gold and silver is more risky than stocks AND has a much lower return. That's why rich and smart people don't buy it

>>60616701 (OP)
Silver will hit an all time high this month, few people realize how close we are.

The last time silver went above 40 it moved to 50 immediately the following week, the sudden and explosive moves that silver is known for are still yet to come.

>>60619744
You must have an account to order, right? So then you can have them e-mail you if/when they get it back.

>>60619891
You don't need a TD account to order. Maybe just a profile? I've never used to notify me updates so I'm not familiar with it.

If you're looking for the goose border gold has some in stock

https://www.bordergold.com/product/sml2g/

Is it happening?

>>60619936
>If you're looking for
I had given up actually, and was just using that as an example. But now that you mention it...
I set up accounts most places I buy from, but I've never used the "notify me" option either. I just go to another site, and worse come to worst, will go to Apmex or ebay. But I have to really want that item. It happens, like to complete a series.

Incredible things are happening

>>60619954
I haven't used the notify option on TD, but I have used it on other sites and my luck with that has been bad. If you're not following the link and checkout process immediately after you receive the email you will usually be SOL.

Even though I now own 3 2020 2oz goose I have a notification with one site, which restocked a few weeks ago. I was only a minute or two late looking at the email and by the time I went to purchase it was sold out, again. On certain items I'm sure it could work for us, but the more popular items have many anons looking for the same notification which turns into a race of who can checkout first.

>>60620013
what's the other side look like?

>>60620014

>>60619982
It'll be a good time :)

>>60619982
im honestly getting out of miners slowly because i think they will be nationalized everywhere
physical and crypto for me only.

>>60619881
copium never underestimate the retardation and clownishness of the world
too much faith in the "schitzo" narraritive, which i give full merit, what happens will happen./

>>60619338
no they will pay cash
at this point anyone who tries to stand for physical in large amounts could run into issues

>>60620013
>>60620025
That is a cool Co round.
I'd guess sites don't get shipments - it's probably some end-user like us who's selling some eclectic stack to pay for an emergency, so they get one tor two examples in.

>>60619881
Silver is down 70% inflation adjusted from 45 years ago, gold is breakeven inflation adjusted since 1980

>>60620257
wow good thing i didn't buy them in 1980

>IP hops when he realizes everyone has filtered him

What a miserable little faggot you are

>>60620347
Everyone is under the illusion that metal always goes up, I guess that's coin merchant talking point lmao at baggies who are buying now 45 years is the rest of their life

The volume in PSLV has been incredible since the start of 2025. There is a right of redemption (minimum 10,000 units) with PSLV -is that what is generating all the volume?

>>60619954
Bought my 2 oz goose a few weeks back from TD. Tried buying one months ago but they kept having issues with paying with online and the only option was paying at the branch (but that's for account holders only). Eventually they fixed that issue and I went to order but it was out of stock but I checked again after a few days and that had some so I bought immediately.

>>60620013
I need a 2020 goose but cant find them anywhere at all except for extremely high prices on ebay the same goes for gold kookaburras. I feel like in Canada in general there aren't that many good options for metals.

>>60620610
That's tiny volume and no that's not the reason

ATH today maybe that's why they bring it up constantly


I remind everyone that gold and silver are not currency no one under 60 has ever used it. I've used paper $ and coins, plastic creditcards, paper checks , bitcoin, and today i placed my phone near the reader. No one uses gold and silver it's purely a speculative rock.

>>60620703
Best goose they've done yet?

>>60620025
Was it around spot? Great coin

>I remind everyone that gold and silver are not currency
Bot poster, obviously.

>>60620703
>2 oz
Yeahhh fren!

Lmao just posting a simple fact and they engage the bots, gold and silver ARE not money but they were in the past long before you were born.And now that it's not money there are billions of ounces of old coins around, so much of a glut of silver that $billions in advertising is run to convince you you must buy

>>60620769
>I've used paper $ and coins, plastic creditcards, paper checks , bitcoin, and today i placed my phone near the reader
That's currency. Gold and silver are money, everything else is credit.

>>60620069
>>60620703
The 2020 that I got a notification on was listed on PMX website. I have no idea if or when they will get more but if you are looking for one subscribe to that notify me button.

I usually find what I want on TD, PMX, SGB or the coin shoppe. If it's not there I will use colonial acres but find their pricing a few points higher and I will usually have to pay for shipping which eats into the cost a bit too.

>>60620788
It wasn't around spot. I got into a bidding war on fleabay for that one. I am sitting in the green with it now though, so thats nice.

>>60620703
I should also mention I had to send one of the 2025 goose back to TD. Showed up with about 4-5 dings on the rim. Easy process to have it replaced/refunded but it took a few weeks and luckily there was stock to replace it.

>>60620705
>That's tiny volume

Trading over 10% of the shares outstanding (563 million) in a single day is huge volume. And PSLV has done that multiple times so far this year.

>>60616701 (OP)

I own gold, silver, and bitcoin. I turn dollars into gold, silver and bitcoin every chance I get. I have made awesome gains since 2019 when I started my journey. Fiat chuds are seething enormously right now.

>>60620945
bitcoin isn't real, doofus
buy more gold and silver

>>60620929
It's a tiny amount of money, silver and bitcoin have the same market cap and IBIT has 100 times the volume in $ as PSLV. Literal nothingburger

>>60620895
Generally I find TD and SGB to be the cheapest even with paying with credit or without a TD account. Never ordered from PMX because they're usually expensive but I have bough coins from their numismatic site. I buy from colonial acres a lot mainly because of their sales but it depends what you get there. I have bought on junk silver under spot and some bullion for less than TDs prices. Normally I just shop around and buy from whoever's the cheapest for what I want because prices seem to vary a lot between sellers

>>60620825
I need more 2oz coins they feel great also have any 1.5oz coins? I want to buy a few but I feel like the premiums are just too high

>>60621041
>bitcoin isn't real
It's as real as the value of fiat. In that it'll eventually go to zero.
It has some worth now. But on a long enough timeline it's going to be nothing compared to what silver will be worth.

>>60620446
The guy literally lives to see (you) on his screen. Truly a pathetic existence. We just need to educate every single anon in here to filter him. He really can’t handle being ignored.

>>60621125
Silver will never go up, it's even losing value against mcchickens. You are wasting your entire life because a coin merchant told you a fairytale

>>60621117
>premiums are just too high
Yeah unfortunately. I'm also worried about premiums above $50/toz. Will spot deals exist as its zooming towards $100?
Will resellers even sell?

>Silver will never go up
Imagine programming a bot that has brain damage hahahahaha!

>>60621117
i have that 2oz platypus he's great

Is this a crackup boom?

>>60621169
I mean, hopefully because I want more cheap silver...

>>60621179
I want

What are the odds that poor people who never made a good investment discovered something really good, 0 percent

Silver ready to go

>>60621226
Silver being more common than gold means silver will bleed forever against gold the same way fiat will bleed forever against silver and gold will bleed forever against bitcoin. Simple as.

>>60621226
Those factoids were all the same 20 years ago

>>60621139
Same here I only just started stacking recently and regret putting it off so long. I remember looking at prices early 2024 thinking it would go down a bit but the opposite ending up happening. I feel like I should be accumulating way more aggressively now while things are still in stock and before premiums become absolutely insane

that didn't take long to get repaid. thank you

>>60621425
just ask yourself, is the US in 10 years going to be a better place, or a shittier place? if you think shittier, than buy PMs. it really is that simple

>>60616726
i stopped counting a while now
I dont really stack for immediade profit so i dont care i see metals as my pension
I know for a fact that once im in my sixties pension funds have run dry and there is nothing left for me because all the boomers have sucked up all there is so by then a few ounces of silver should be able to cover my monthly expenses

>>60621610
>few ounces of silver should be able to cover my monthly expenses

Cope, you have given up on life and have resorted to the equivalent of buying lottery tickets

>>60621584
>you think shittier, than buy PMs
And firearms, ammo and related accessories. Seeds and the ability to grow them, 25 year shelf stable food, shelf stable water, the ability to purify water and store it.
There's more than just PMs.

>>60617249

They should make this image a kilo silver bar.

>>60621659
:)Absolutely

PFP

>>60621703
MintAnon, make a bar at some point please. And open Cheesed preorders soon.

>>60616726
I do.
Yes.
Yes, but I call it black. Red is negative, and the only red so far are the art coins/rounds that are priced for their designs, not metal content. Yes, I have it broken down into many categories that are updated in pivot tables.
You probably need a Google account to access this, but here's a sample (a bit outdated, but you get the idea).
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11oZ4X8Gkgv3oGd_BunwFAHRhS92cfocIcmHzVK1D5s4

it do be like dat

>>60621249
Shitcoin and stocks are pre-collapse investment schemes for people who bet on retiring before the collapse. I don't bet on retiring before collapse since I'm neither a boomer nor a gen-xboomer. Neither will be worth anything post-collapse, whereas gold and silver have inherent value.
>but right after collapse nobody will want gold for food
Whataboutism is not an argument.

Gold is up $11/oz and silver is up 20 cents on Globex right now.

I'll take it

>>60621760
truth
can't wait until the music stops and everyone with their paper gains and "home equity" become poor as fuck

$40 is so close, anons

>>60621777
Checked

>>60621795
Fantastic lineup.

>>60621795
I'd feel dirty owning Disney silver but I still want this

>>60621760
How much gold and silver is enough after the collapse?

>>60621834
I'm old so I decided to just enjoy the old stuff I like(d) and ignore the (((new))) stuff. If you like it you're buying it for being silver and if you can enjoy the design and find it fun imo enjoy. (((They're))) making us all resentful and cynical and ruin anything nice. So if you just want to keep enjoying certain things I think that's healthy.
Excuse my ranting and yelling at clouds.

>>60621844
As much as you can stack while paying the bills and having liquid cash for major purchases/repairs. If you're in debt, get out of debt first.

>>60621844
>How much gold and silver is enough after the collapse?
A merc dime will pay for 2 weeks of groceries.

>>60621917
I thought it was a merc per bj?

Does anyone else get bad nerves on the weekend? I probably can’t ever quit working. I think too much on the weekend

>>60621917
You need 140,000 ounces of silver to make it

>>60621932
Or that if you want to associate with whores. I don't.

>You need 140,000 ounces of silver to make it
Now. When the value goes up, it'll be less.

>>60621834
Get the 1-ozt. They're pretty, too.

>>60621940
>Does anyone else get bad nerves on the weekend?
Nope. I stroll through my U&A metal sites and decide which one has the most of what I want to get to free shipping, then put it all in the cart and wait until markets open on Sunday. If prices go up for an hour or so, I buy right away. If they go down, I wait until Monday Noonish New York time and buy. Prices often start going up again after that. But really it's just one of many purchases over the years so it's more like a penny-ante game to do that.
This weekend I bought an ozt of gold on Friday though. Trends seem to be upward, so I find waiting makes me uncomfortable.

>futures above $39

>>60622000
good lord

>>60622005
Last I saw, it was at 28.93.
Seven cents isn't a shock, or?

>gold price performance 2025, EUR and USD
I conclude from this that the Dollar is losing value faster, right?

>>60621179
me when silver crabs

https://youtu.be/ecpjl5NfYpk?si=Qh0wiWdvlB6YV60G

Henlo everyone!
Eternal apologies for the forever delay. Order should be finished this week and in my hands on Monday. Pictures and updates as soon as they're in hand and shipping will begin asap
Big sales on previous rounds, inventory updated from my stash. Everything available at the moment except for Aputannia.
for US - If you have an order in the system, leave a note and you'll get your shipping costs returned

>>60622055
if you have an Apurand order in the system*
Cheesed presales begin once Apurand is finished shipping

>>60622018
>6 months
CHF: 9.85%
EUR: 10.93%
USD: 26.45%

>12 months
CHF: 24.41%
EUR: 30.49%
USD: 39.67%

>60 months
CHF: 57.38%
EUR: 80.61%
USD: 86.24%

>120 months
CHF: 142.88%
EUR: 172.87%
USD: 189.89%

>>60622005
It's sad none of yall will profit

>>60622060

>>60622055
>>60622060

>>60622140
>>60622146
I cannot express my gratitude enough with everyone dealing with my retardation these last years

>I now have very valuable Pokemon cards next to my silver in the safe
What the fuck is wrong with me

As of 10 minutes ago September Comex Silver was at 39.115

If I get a colorized gold coin on sale, will I still at least get spot price if I were to sell it? Can't find much information on them.

>>60622055
>>60622060
>>60622150
patience is a virtue

>>60621139
>>60621425

My dealer likes me a lot. I’m thinking about asking him if we can work out some sort of a deal. If the silver to gold ratio gets to 10 to 1. I’d probably be willing to unload my silver for 15 to 1, maybe even 20 to 1. I can’t imagine it’s going to be easy to try and swap when everyone wants to swap their silver for gold at these low ratios.

>>60617198
We aren't shilling it, we are here to show off our shinies.
You feel the need to kick open our door and shit up the place. Since we can't lock you out we point out how stupid you are.

>>60622242
Anybody? Trying to buy coins by year for my kids.

>>60622380
Yes, you should get spot. No one cares about the paint. It's just an add to get you to pay a higher premium

>>60622454
>just an add to get you to pay a higher premium
Yeah, I understand. Right now there's a coin I'd like to get for my kid, but it's colorized. Same price as a non-colorized, but that one is out of stock. I was doing some searching and some people had said you could possibly be forced to sell for less than spot because the colorized coins are not popular with dealers. Don't want to screw my kids down the line.

>>60622055
>>60622060
cool! ty mintfren

We're never getting cheapies again are we

Imagine the security risk leaving a coin show in Johannesburg.
Pretty interesting though.
https://youtu.be/f5xH-m3oChs?si=FvH-L0cBEjx6M5Iv

>>60622380
If it's an ounce or more nobody cares what you did to it. You're still going to get 95% of spot worst case. Assuming it's some weird My Little Pony shit with no monetary value in any country.

>>60622548
It's a lunar series fractional.

>>60622559
No need to be shy - point to it or post a picture.
In general: colorized is usually purchased new by people who really like the meme, or like you want to give it to someone else they think likes the meme. Either way, it's hard to recoup the full value if spot doesn't change.
Then you have to think of the subject. A lot of people like zodiacal stuff, and it seems to hold better interest than say stodgy government leaders on coins.So that's good.
Fractional means it's more affordable. So if you sell, more buyers are likely to say, "What the heck, it's only $..."
But being that this is a special purchase with sentimental value, it may never get sold, becoming a family heirloom.

>>60622559
You're likely going to have high premiums in both directions on fractional.

>>60622055
Congratulations on getting another round out!

>>60622055
Oh! What was the final mintage number?

>>60622595
I ended up getting it. The ox coins are harder to come by in my experience. Pic related in 1/10.

>>60622642
Considering how high gold is right now, I have to eat that premium, but the actual price compared to something like a kookaburra or snake was pretty much the same because it was on sale.

Bake another bread we are at 300 replies

um akshually, we're at 299 posts

>>60622730
Very nice:)

Bake another bread we are at 301 replies

>>60622055
MintAnon, why won't you disavow iqPajeet?

Theres a huge glut of silver billions and billions of ounces that's why it's shilled so hard, 5 billion more ounces in the last 10 years. It's never going up

>>60622906
Huh that's weird, it seems to be going up right now

>>60622906
Based on that image silver demand has significantly outstripped supply for the last 4 years, where did you get the 4.8 billion number from, adding up the numbers in those highlighted cells? That makes no sense.

I shoulda bought more silver...

>>60622906
Are EVs included in industrial demand? Sure doesn't look like it and your numbers are way off.

>>60622885
It's more attention than he deserves. Also I don't own any bitcoin

>>60616701 (OP)
pmgxister? our response?

>>60623042
>it's slop, it wouldn't fly at mcdonalds
Lol

Crypto nerds still aren't seething
What happens bros?

go silber!

>>60623042
Does he not know what gold backed paper money is?

>>60623037
Board lore is you took the $100,000 you made selling frog rounds and turned it into $1, 200,000 by buying bitcoin. I hope it's true pmg should have one other success story than me.

Holy moly it's mooning right now all time high! No not silver that's still down 70% inflation adjusted from 1980

>>60623042
Larp.....no one uses gold and silver to buy things it's not legal tender ANYWHERE

>>60616774
Another new ATH just now, close to 20% up since I told you boomer rock faggots to buy.

>>60622000
$40 in the morning

>>60623201
I believe silver will be up 100% this year, 60$ or more.
It has a safe baseline at 30$ which it won't fall under due to rising demand.
Plus I get to fondle my silver physically. Bitcoin is too risky since it could fall -100% at any given point

>>60623201
I made so much on my gold and platinum stocks but I bought 1.1 Bitcoin recently for 94000, up almost $30000 on that one. Doing a little steak posting with my favorite Peruvian gold . 1 pound of Steak for breakfast everyday for next five days. Thanks IQELITE!

>$39.03
WAAAAAHOOOOOO

>>60623352
Cheapies are gone forever. The good times are over.

Baker?

>>60623392
You mean the good times are just beginning

>>60623392
This is how i know you will ride it back down to $12

>39.06

Halfway to 40$ already

I'M SCARED

>>60623150
Nah I'm too retarded for that

>>60623264
Pitiful looking steaks. There's grey parts on it. We know you're poor. You don't have to prove it to us with your second rate discount meats.

$39 on kitco

>>60623475
I'm sorry, your frog rounds are still beautiful unlike Todds garbage. You see bitcoin just zoomied up $5000 in the last hour? Thats like equivalent to getting 400 frog rounds for free

>38.92
Yep, that might have been the top.
Good night!

You should make an IQELITE froground celebrating my 2 consecutive years of 150% gains

New thread:
>>60623553
>>60623553
>>60623553