Lost Treasures edition

>Why precious metals?
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://www.ma-shops.com
https://en.numista.com/catalogue
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world

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

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

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

>Prospecting
https://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoM [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: >>60705889

I got rich buying silver.

>>60718088 (OP)
he did it again. i feel like this must be some ploy to get people to buy raw coins they have listed like this, hoping the person will expect to get a gem bu coin, and then it will actually be ef

>>60718103
Me too. Best part is, I will not become a victim of the fiat fallout

maybe more shops listing them today. i did check earlier and they didn't have it listed

>>60718088 (OP)
Checked
>Lost Treasures edition
>

>>60718159
bullion brothers ALREADY SOLD OUT. i guess i'm buying...fuck lmao

ITS OVER
we are hitting 35 before 40

>>60718183
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwFwPL2kUzo

>>60718088 (OP)
>>60718103
>>60718128
>>60718159
>>60718190
YO WHATCHA DEWIN WIT ALL DEM METALS DAWG?
WHY YOU NOT BE BUYIN NO BITCOIN NIGGUH? WHAT DEM METALS DO THAT BITCON CANN DO NIGGUH?
CUH YOU DUMB BRO ON GOD

Silver has no use case

It use to be used for money, no more
It used to be used for photography, no more
It used to be used for jewelry, no more
It's used for solar because it's cheap, that will end soon

Checkmate pmg baggies

>>60714199
>>60715084
Oops. Forgot the coffee.

I avoid the fiat-fallout with my silver-safe to avoid dollar dilution.

I avoid the fiat-fallout by not buying silver to avoid dollar dilution

FAGS

>>60718264
fantastic!

>>60718088 (OP)
I recently achieved 500 ounces of silver but I think I’m done buying. I have my stack in case shit really goes bad so imo it’s not really worth adding more to that. Better off putting my excess fiat into stocks for now, even considering buying BTC if it comes down some.

>>60718270
>alliteration aficionado

>>60718325
>recently achieved 500 ounces of silver

Don't give up you only need 139,500 ounces more for a make it stack

>>60718190
I'm good with that... not done buying.

Here's a hoot - got a call from an ebay dealer I've never bought from, and they offered a $5 coupon because I was such a good customer. I asked how long the coupon was good for. 1 week. I said I probably won't be buying for several. Said that was too long.
I suspect that's an indicator they're trying to dump inventory. I suspect prices are going to continue downwards for a while.

>>60718131
>I will not become a victim of the fiat fallout
>>60718270
>silver-safe to avoid dollar dilution
Based.
>>60718325
Nice blaster.

>>60718381
I love your concern for our community.
>>60718325
He's telling you to stack harder.

>>60718325
>but I think I’m done buying
I thought that at 1000oz but I literally can't think of anything else worthwhile to spend my fiat on.

>>60718325
Make sure you supplement those platinum group metals with sufficient quantities of brass and lead.

handed in for some heckin goodthink points of course

>>60718470
> Good goy points

Isn't that why you buy silver?

>>60718264
Awh bro you added a rabbit lol thank you:)
Excellent picture and lineup:D

https://youtu.be/QGey2127zTs
>During times of monetary stability, coins would regularly circulate for well over a century in the ancient world.
>The only reason many coins stopped circulating was because the currency became debased and people started hoarding the old ones.
Interesting how the biggest consequence of the debasement of money in both ancient and modern times is that it severs people's connection to their country's history by taking away monetary stock that had circulated for ages.

My collection so far.
Made a nice picture in the sun but couldn't compress it lol so here's one with a flash:P

>>60718231
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AX0irqmkZkY

>>60718088 (OP)
Reminder that 1 BTC = 1.1 kg of gold
and you could have bought 6 BTC for one ounce of gold ten years ago.

https://www.coinbase.com/converter/btc/xau

>BTC

>>60718786

4th asahi just arrived, still dunno what to put the 1 kilo copper bar in so the ziplock bag will have to do

>>60718851
Lmao, the garbage? Why do poors even try this nonsense?

>

>>60718851
>what to put the kilo copper bar in
your anus

>60718949
Least obvious IP hopper

I only save copper pennies otherwise the premiums are insane.

>>60718940
The greatest thing about 4chan isn't filtering IDs it's showing everyone online that you did.

>>60718540
Kek - glad to please.

>>60718712
wat do with crypto bags when biometric digital ID required at ISP and device level

how come shills only shill things which digital ID can middle man

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gGLvg0n-uY

>>60719083
Awesome.

Anyone buy the big dip yesterday?

>>60718851
Keeping copper pink is tricky. It oxidizes super fast and easily. Even in a sterile environment, a fingerprint will provide enough corrosive material to change the surface color.
A solution I've found works is to use archive-grade plastic sleeves for paper sheets, and seal the bars (with as little space for air inside as you can) with a heat sealer (like for sandwiches or meats). Pic related. The archival plastic leeches no gas to stain the Cu. The trick is in getting the seals air-tight. If you can't, then you can use clear tape to cover the seams you make.I've had bars stored like this for a decade and they're still perfectly pink.
I've also used the food plastic designed for the heat sealer on my big bar (10kg), and that seems to be working as well. It hasn't been sealed as long as the rest, but it's been impressively long (a year?).

>>60719201

>Collect Libertad yearly
>Read that 2025 Libertads only have a run of 300-500 ozs
>Check Ebay to see if there are any listed
>1 oz 2025 Libertad going for over $2000

How? Why?

>>60719238
wtf, was that not just a joke? are the bigger sizes gimped for this year too?

I keep betting on futures option plays by copying what the banking cartels are doing. It's been working great, I have made about $20k since March, and will keep following them. Just waiting for the price of silver to drop a bit more so I can stack up more. I am in tax heavy state and I hate it anon. Wild seeing the price action we've been seeing. 5 years ago we wouldn't see it move this much up or down in such a short period. Are you going to stack more anon? No one likes brittanias I don't get why.

stacking anything else other than 1 oz Au coins is a waste of time.

>wasting time driving to LCS
>ordering from APMEX/JMBULLION/SDBULLION for anything less than 2k is wasting both of your time.

you're just a pain in the ass really. if you cant afford an ounce, you aren't ready to invest in metals and need to focus on increasing your income. so sad to see poorfags collecting (yeah collecting, not investing) in silver and copper. buy gold and nothing else.

>>60719201
>>60718851
I would just fondle the copper for a couple weeks to get a nice protective patina layer on it. Darker copper looks better anyways.

>>60719255
Its no laughing matter. I am going to have to pay four digits to keep my set going.

https://findbullionprices.com/blog/2025-libertad-coins-mexican-mint-faces-historic-challenges-and-strategic-scarcity/

>>60719316
2025 Libertad mint numbers (not official)

>>60719316
>Its no laughing matter. I
he isn't joking

>>60719320
>200 5oz
that actually sucks. i was going to try to get one every ear

>>60718419
I got a 5% off gold buffalo offer from liberty.coin on eBay as well a few days ago.

>>60718434
>thought that at 1000oz but I literally can't think of anything else worthwhile to spend my fiat on.
Nothing changes at 10k either.

>>60718568
This is extremely detailed for a 1 toz skull, I like.

>>60719086
>how come shills only shill things which digital ID can middle man
Same reason I get hundreds of calls to supply me with (((capital))) from persons who don't use the toilet...

"Investing" in precious metals is stupid for this singular reason, change my view

>You never take profit

The PMG investment strategy is apparently to buy as many bars of silver as possible, store them in their closet and then die. For what purpose?

>>60719823
>For what purpose?

>>60719275
i like brittanias. only with the lizard queen
>nobody likes ye olde sausage fingers…
just me thoughts
(you) do you and enjoy!

>60719823
>For what purpose?
It makes kikes seethe.

>>60719086
>wat do with crypto bags when biometric digital ID required at ISP and device level
wat do when Executive Order 6102 prohibits ownership of gold in le Land of le Free

>>60720101
>prohibits ownership of gold in
Terminate those enforcing it with a copious amount of extreme violence, and extreme prejudice.

It was very difficult to confiscate gold and an overwhelming part of the population did not comply, so eventually the new thing rolled around specifically for confiscation purposes; crypto was designed with confiscation in mind.

>>60720151

>>60720142
I can already hear them now
>muh cold wallet
Like they don't have a plan for that

>captcha vddot

>>60719316
sheinbaum finally got the memo to sabatage their mint like the us did kek, doesnt this mean all libertads not just 2025 go up in value since less were produced than demanded this year net changing the demand to total supply of libertads ratio, maybe their premiums will go up soon

Yeah I work at a bank and give back junk silver to retarded Gen X and Boomers instead of taking it for myself when they cash it in.
Suck on those turds /biz/ y'all ain't stoppin' me.

>>60719834
>>60719891
>why
To hold value outside the fiat system. If your wealth is in fiat, it can be stolen by kikeflation, and if it is deposited in a bank it supports fractional banking and usury, and if it is spent on most housing it profits the speculators. In physical silver you have a liquid commodity in exchange for fiat, while symultaneously undermining the speculation of jüden, by removing inventory from the exchange vaults, thus increasing their risk of default.

>>60719316
>to keep my set going
You really don't have to keep it going.
Don't fall for the "collect 'em all" trap. They're playing on your OCD to complete the set. They are basically controlling you. So what if you don't have one digit that says "I belong here". No-one but you is going to care, or possibly even know. If BSM ever pulls this crap with the elephants, or the EC8 do that with their island set, I'm passing that year.
(and yes, I have the EC8 2024 set too)

>>60718419
>>60719374
We’ve already hit the top and now there will likely be a downtrend throughout Drumpf’s entire term just like last time.

>>60718088 (OP)
Hi

>>60720291
>he has to work a job for a living

>>60719823
>childless child speaks
To give them to my children to put in their closet until they die nigger.

>>60720101
much more expensive to enforce

>>60720443
pmg baggies are so dumb they don't realize that silver and gold routinely goes down for decades at a time,,,,,,they will learn the hard way and sell for huge losses,,,,,lmao stuck in the wage cage

>>60720545
Why do you seethe so much fren? And why is your hat so small?

>>60719891
This guy is a FED, like Todds Garbage, they use low IQ racism to scam terminally online depressed white men with the obvious silver scam.

Lmao and look how dumb he is posting this image where he forgot how to spell his name fag moniker and pushing the obvious silver scam hoax SETF. Handwriting of a 5 year old.

capitalism is so gay and cringe

>>60720101
You can count the number of people convicted for violating that order on one hand.
It was unenforceable then and it will be even more unenforceable now.

>>60719238
Yeah because in Mexico their banks have a limit per year on how many liberals people can buy. Then they probably sell a ton to US vendors to resell and that's why they're expensive.

>>60720565
at that time society was divided into criminals and good people, with no real crossover. All you had to do was pass a law and 90% of americans would immediately obey.
the remaining 10% were probably in prison and didn't have any gold anyways.
now probably less than 10% of americans are law-abiding, and almost everyone is a criminal.

>>60720565
Massive cope, lmao, it would make garbage rocks worthless not that you care you are in a coin merchant led cult

>>60720696
a significant percentage of the population was out panning gold every day to survive the Great Depression.

rather than making gold worthless, it made it far more desired and accessible to most americans. They just had to spend it as fast as they got it since they weren't allowed to keep it.

Is British junk Silver still cheap?

>>60720751
Im not a fan of anything less than 80% silver and even that is less preferable than 83% or 90%

>>60720709
>a significant percentage of the population was out panning gold every day to survive the Great Depression

0%

>>60720773
I even posted you a picture, but since you're a bot you can't tell what's in the picture without a human to explain it for you.

>The US government's policies during the Depression, such as the Gold Reserve Act of 1934, indirectly encouraged gold prospecting. The government increased the price of gold, making it more valuable and potentially more profitable for those who could find it.
>Local Gold Rushes:
>Some areas experienced local gold rushes as people flocked to areas with known gold deposits, like Jacksonville, Oregon.
>"34ers":
>There was a notable increase in gold mining activity during the 1930s, which some historians have called the "34ers" gold rush, in contrast to the earlier "49ers".

>>60720773
notice that the massive increase in gold mining in 1934 happened AFTER ownership of gold was outlawed in 1933.

I explain it to you like you are stupid because you are.

>>60720773
As an idiot you probably wonder how outlawing gold ownership would cause people to go out and mine gold.

it's quite simple. It meant the US government was a GUARANTEED BUYER of any gold you mined. They didn't confiscate it, they bought it.

paid for in your choice of silver or silver notes.

>>60720773
just like if the feds eminent domain your house they have to pay for it

if they take your metal they have to pay for it.

>>60720769
So I'll take that as a yes.
I know it's harder to resell low purity foreign coins, but the idea of getting stuff that almost nobody else stacks and having getting it all at spot really draws me in.

>>60720812
50% silver is actually much cheaper to refine than 90%, so from that standpoint it's probably a good deal.

when refining 90% silver you usually need to melt it down and dilute it down to 50% or lower before it can be refined.

>>60720812
also if you're just paying for the silver content, that means you're getting potentially pounds of free copper that you didn't have to pay for and only need a few gallons of nitric acid to separate.

>>60720777
>a significant percentage of the population

How would a normal person interpret this?

10%? 30%?

Lmao you made it up, it rounds to 0%

>>60720875
"Significant percentage" refers to a notable portion or amount of something that is considered important or influential. It signifies a proportion that is large enough to have a noticeable impact or effect on a situation, rather than being a small or negligible quantity

check gold production in the US during the interbellum

enough people were panning gold to survive to significantly increase US gold production at that time.

>>60720809
Yes, but the government taking your garbage rocks is pmg baggies schizo delusion . No one wants your retard rocks in fact the government spends a great deal of money convincing you to buy them and literally sells you unlimited quantities

>>60720877
0%


>enough people were panning gold to survive to significantly increase US gold production at that time.

You made this up too, not only concluding that it wasn't companies but using the same word 'significant ' what was the increase 0%?

>>60720892
>not only concluding that it wasn't companies
I didn't say that.

in fact the Homestake mine in Lead nearly tripled gold production during that time.

however a simple AI search proves that individuals were also panning gold at rates not seen since 1859.

read >>60720777
again

>>60720892
>there was a notable increase

this means "a significant percentage."

>>60720910
>however a simple AI search proves that individuals were also panning gold at rates not seen since 1859.

How many people? How much gold did they produce?

>>60720926
>How many people? How much gold did they produce?
a significant percentage
learn to read
Or better yet, get a human to explain pictures to you.

>The US government's policies during the Depression, such as the Gold Reserve Act of 1934, indirectly encouraged gold prospecting. The government increased the price of gold, making it more valuable and potentially more profitable for those who could find it.
>Local Gold Rushes:
>Some areas experienced local gold rushes as people flocked to areas with known gold deposits, like Jacksonville, Oregon.
>"34ers":
>There was a notable increase in gold mining activity during the 1930s, which some historians have called the "34ers" gold rush, in contrast to the earlier "49ers".

>>60720926
again notice that the gold rush of 1934 came IMMEDIATELY AFTER the government outlawed gold ownership in 1933

>>60720926
also notice that the US government ACTUALLY TRAINED PEOPLE IN HOW TO MINE GOLD

>The US government, through the Works Progress Administration (part of the New Deal), even provided training in placer mining techniques to encourage the new prospectors.

>>60720930
Like i said you are just making shit up to spin a narrative and using weasel words to make it sound meaningful

>a significant percentage of the population was out panning gold every day to survive the Great Depression

0%

>>60720969
>Local Gold Rushes:
>Some areas experienced local gold rushes as people flocked to areas with known gold deposits, like Jacksonville, Oregon.
>"34ers":
>There was a notable increase in gold mining activity during the 1930s, which some historians have called the "34ers" gold rush, in contrast to the earlier "49ers".

>>60720969
>There was a notable increase in gold mining activity during the 1930s, which some historians have called the "34ers"
just accept the L

>>60720822
I didn't know that you had to dilute silver to purify it.
I guess it isn't that bad of a purchase all things considered.
I guess the only downside left is that it might be difficult to unload in a barter scenario, but if the price of Silver goes up enough, foreign coins like those will become more recognizeable.

>>60720983
>it might be difficult to unload in a barter scenario
if we get down to bartering metal the easier process for purification might make them more attractive.

It's worth noting that places of extreme poverty have a lot of experts on metal assaying and refining. It suddenly becomes a real job almost anyone can do.

>>60720980
>a significant percentage of the population was out panning gold every day to survive the Great Depression

Lmao, this is what you said.,,,,,,and its obviously not true

>>>>>>bbbbut 36 people were in Jacksonville Oregon

Lmao,,,,,do better

>>60720983
>difficult to unload in a barter scenario,

Lmao,,,,,,yall and your apocalypse scenarios,,,,,, maybe fun to think about but no one is trading anything useful for rocks in the imaginary apocalypse

>>60720997
ah go fuck yourself you stupid faggot

denying facts doesn't get you anywhere.

>Early 1930s (1929-1933): Production increased during the Great Depression, likely due to unemployment and falling costs, even before a price increase. Gold production from all American mines rose by 13% between 1929 and 1932, and from dedicated gold mines by 46%.

>>60718088 (OP)
>Lost Treasures edition

>>60721027
How common is it to actually find Silver while metal detecting?

>>60721037
extremely rare where I detect.

I'm in Leadville Colorado. I've been detecting almost full time 40 or more hours per week for the last 35 years.

that is all the gold I've ever found.

I've found close to $50,000 dollars worth of saloon tokens. I've found about $200 worth of silver coins.

I've found one gold coin.

gold and silver were extremely rare in old west ghost towns.

I currently stack gold only since it’s tax free, silver has 21% VAT where I live, is it still worth stacking silver or will be getting shafted if I do?

>>60721045
>that is all the gold I've ever found.
silver that is.

I've found about an ounce of gold total, mostly jewelry.

I've found a few pounds of silver as melt from the mines and refineries. Maybe 50lbs all together. But that's because I live in one of the biggest silver mining areas in the world.

>>60720545
Why can't you write grammatically correct English?

>>60721037
I'm drinking sorry

I find on average on silver coin every year. I find on average one gold coin in my life. This is pretty normal based on my conversations with other detectors I meet out in the field. Silver is extremely rare, gold coins are almost impossible.

>>60721047
Can you find Silver for 15-20% under spot?
Are there places where you could buy things without having to pay VAT (Flea Markets, Craigslist, etc.)?
Are there any loopholes to avoid the VAT?
Are you planning on traveling to a country without VAT in the near future?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then get whatever VAT free Silver you can.
Otherwise just stick to Gold.

>>60721093
Nta but the answer to all of your questions is no. The vat is always priced in, even for second hand sales.

>>60721055
He's Swiss it's his fourth language. Do any of y'all take your gold or silver outside? I take mine everywhere I figure the only way to keep the ponzi scheme going is to convince more people to buy.

>>60721012
Lmao, that's before the confiscation, just take the L Bob

>>60721196
>Based on available data, US gold production experienced a notable increase between 1933 and 1934.
>Primary Production: US gold production saw an increase from 71.7 thousand fine ounces in 1933 to 86.4 thousand fine ounces in 1934.
>Percentage Increase: This represents an 8.3% increase from the previous year, following a 4.9% increase between 1932 and 1933.

you can actually check this stuff before spouting lies, old friend.

>>60721196
to sum up,

US gold production went UP by 8.3%
AFTER the supposed confiscation

at least 1/3 of this production was by individuals with gold pans and sluices mining gold to buy food.

>>60721203
>Gold production increasing, then gold prices double, companies mine more

Wow, shocking, econ 101 Bob, so where's your evidence of this


>a significant percentage of the population was out panning gold every day to survive the Great Depression

>>60721213
>so where's your evidence of this
I've posted 8 different pictures and AI summaries proving you wrong

>He's Swiss it's his fourth language
Well Swiss isn't a language, they speak German, Italian and/or French...

>60720556
>they use low IQ racism
Maybe (you) should check what percentage of inventions were by European whites because it's definitely not low iqpajeet

Does anyone know where I could find a silver coffee pot for cheap? Is that sort of thing reserved for garage sales or antique shops?

i'm afraid we've entered a nice one recession

Apurands have arrived and are being prepped for shipment! Tracking numbers will start trickling in this weekend!
Cheesed round is now available for presale!
Price increase due to increase in manufacturing costs and to provide more cushion in case of changes. During the Crusader production the price of gold plating doubled.

>>60722222
>aimed for the 1st
>did the 1st

>>60722315
>the revival of a mintanon

>>60722222
Wow - quints checked!!
What was the final mint tally on the Apurands - how many?

>>60722432
335

>>60720440
Yep. Exactly this.
I like birbs so occasionally i might get a kooka, swan, eagle, emu or some other birb i think looks cool etc etc never think of collecting entire sets of them any of them tho because just like i said, who the fuck cares.

>>60722490
Thanks
(corrected entry, added Cheesed)

just a heads up, looks like monument won't be getting the Yggdrasil coin

>>60722222
Celebrating my good fren Minty's success with a Napoletana and fractional gold. Cheesed to meet you!

LMAO

>>60722663
Yeah,,,,, im gonna need you to take Todds Garbage off your list. His hideous rounds and claim of ownership of this financial incel blog is offensive to all of us.

>>60720751
luvs me sterling silber!
or is that 50%?

>>60721060
I have a vanquish 440

What numbers do you dig? Only higher?

hope y’all’s remember folx: this stinky, smelly, street shitting swiss jeet ONLY stax, brass (((coins))), cow dung, tongue depressors and used condoms, also train corpses!
that is all!!!

>>60722529
>I like birbs

>>60722743
WTF chat is this real?

>>60722222
checked and ordered

>>60718088 (OP)
It's over
https://newatlas.com/science/fusion-reactors-put-king-midas-shame-gold-department/

>>60723218
why is this spammed so much here? nobody saw this happen, and it allegedly happened for nanoseconds and then disappeared.

>>60722762
Hey for once I agree with pajeet-kun. Todd doesn't even spell /pmg/ correctly.

>>60723276
I didn't see that post - he's filtered.
>1pbtid
>no OC PM image
>supports IQ
Larping?
Besides... y'all okay with MLP?

>>60723081
Yeah, but it is zink

https://www.ma-shops.com/pollandt/item.php?id=92478

I'd like to still get one more quarter ounce coin this year to have a full ounce. Maybe a wiener.

>>60723417
Nice coins so far though:)

>>60723417
What's the bottom one, with the horse?

>>60723441
The 2025 Quadriga from the Berlin Mint. They just started shipping to the US again. I like the design for this year. Pretty unique, imo.

https://www.muenze-berlin.de/Gold-Quadriga-AU-999-9.htm

>>60723436
Thanks :)

>>60723307
I don't know what the second half of your post means, but it's really weird that some guy named Todd claims ownership of this general and uses it as marketing to sell memerounds. Mintanon seems cool though. If I bought memecoins, I would buy from him.

>>60723481
>I don't know what the second half of your post means
Summerfags don't get a say

>>60723480
>The 2025 Quadriga from the Berlin Mint.
Nice. I have to build up some capital again, but looks like they'll have these for a while.

>I have to build up some capital again

Lmao , all pmg baggies are poor because they fell for an obvious scan

>>60723229
This time it's different.
We're done.
>According to Marathon Fusion – a company dedicated to the development of fusion energy components – a tokamak fusion reactor can not only produce limitless clean energy, but five tonnes of gold out from mercury for every gigawatt (~2.5 GWth) of electricity generated.

Put simply, the method is similar to one proposed to allow reactors to manufacture their own tritium fuel. This is done by lining the reactor vessel with a layer of lithium. When the lithium absorbs a neutron from the fusion reaction, it splits into an alpha particle and a tritium atom. If you replace the lithium with the very common mercury-198 isotope (or better yet, a lithium/mercury alloy), a fast neutron will turn it into unstable mercury-197. This then undergoes an electron decay that turns into (ta da!) gold-197. Oh, and there's tritium as well, if you're using the alloy.

>>60722222
How long do you plan to leave these open? I'd like to place another order but will probably need to wait till the end of the month or early next month.

Well we're back at $3400. Then it's just gonna doomp on Monday like usual

>>60723726
>gold-197
Lol
Lmao even
Who wants radioactive gold?
And even if it wasn't radioactive, it's just extra bullish for silver then.

>>60722718
>Celebrating my good fren Minty's success with a Napoletana and fractional gold. Cheesed to meet you!
Quit lying, you have no frens...

>>60723957
pmg baggies bought the top

wonder if i'll be able to find this anywhere

>>60724112
Question is did you get a monster box worth of army privy eagles?

>>60720440
Well I’m still pissed I missed the aputannia at $40 because I thought it was a rug pull like the ones that came before

>>60724125
I probably should have. I have shockingly few eagles since they carry more premium. I was going to try and focus on those more if the premiums continue to equal out

>>60724125
I definitely want the new liberty medal that releases this month.

>>60724163
also, does anyone else think the eagle looks like it is winding up its wing to hit someone :)

Irregardless of the price going up or down I'll buy more gold in a few months.

>>60724159
>I probably should have.
No doubt. In 100 years it's going to be priceless.
>>60724163
>I definitely want the new liberty medal that releases this month.
At least 1, only because it's not specie. But cool nonetheless.

>tfw bought the dip
I did the math and if I sold my stack today I'd make about a $20k profit. It's a modest stack

>>60723229
It's the latest take on "asteroid made of gold" and "Gazillion ton gold deposit found in Bassackwardstan". It is probably intended to throw a wet blanket on gold prices, but all it really does is explain how gold can continue to be useful as money for a thousand years. The fact that gold is effectively infinite in the universe but will always require energy to produce or extract in pure form means it will always have a God-given governor on the increase in its supply.

>>60724331
Lmao, if you did the math you would know you haven't even broken even

>>60724411

cat frens, are we back?

>>60722222
hi im new here. how do i place an order for this cute round?

>>60724497
anonymint

>>60724497
>>60724502
anonymintpm

>>60724333
Checked
> It is probably intended to throw a wet blanket on gold
NASA named it "the psyche mission"
Seriously, you can't make this shit up...
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/missions/psyche/

>>60722804
>I have a vanquish 440
good machine
>What numbers do you dig? Only higher?
my detector doesn't have numbers

I dig all targets coin size or smaller. I never dig big iron unless there's a coin tone mixed in with it. I dig any big target that's non-ferrous.

I also run very low discrimination. I find stuff that hundreds of other people missed but at the expense of digging a lot of junk.

They aren't as beautiful as the 80% Silver dollars, but I have a soft spot for some of the designs on the Canadian 50% Silver Dollars they made back in the 70s and 80s.

>>60725053
That art looks like commie gobbledegook

>>60722222
I remember anons wanting to move away from the edge serial. Where do we think it should go on this design?

>>60725074
>That art looks like commie gobbledegook
Indeed...

>>60725088
Check
>Where do we think it should go on this design?
In the moon cheese

>>60725074
It's better art than anything actual commies were putting on their coins at the time.

>>60723726
So you get some mercury-198, which exist only as 10% of naturally occurring mercury and must be separated from other isotopes in a slow and tedious enrichment process using expensive, sophisticated, and tightly regulated centrifuges. Then you irradiate this expensive and toxic raw material in a fusion reactor that still doesn't exist in a usable form despite decades of research around the world and hundreds of billions of dollars thrown at the problem. And you get endless quantities of gold! So says the company that is trying to get investor funding. They will be mining asteroids first.

>>60725232
Don't let it get to you fren. The other anon is chill too but doesn't appreciate those coins.
They are nice though:)

>>60725242
Ihihihi

>>60725232
Nah Soviet coins are fucking sick

>>60725293
Yes.

>>60723726
Wake me when the Central Banks start selling their gold.

>>60725337
Fantastic.

>>60725337
>Wake me when the Central Banks start selling their gold.
I think you know better than that. First, we need a hundred or so years of redeemable (with exorbitant fees, of course) gold backed (((cbdc's))) fractionalized as well, of course, for your good, naturally.
Then comes the digital distopia executions of cyber criminials and merging of man with machines to reduce cyber crime (they created). Oh, of course, to also simply survive.
Lastly the great "natural disaster" destroys all tech, killing millions of cyborg freakshow transgoons.

>>60723726
This is like the 10th time I've seen someone on /biz/ spam this start-up company's garbage untested white paper as if it were news. Just pile it next to Uganda's trillions of gold they supposedly found years ago that never surfaced.

There's so little peer review done these days before any scam paper can make headlines. An MIT student pushed out a scam about how AI was leading to thousands of new discoveries in some small lab and every news rag on the internet was parroting it without checking if it was true or not.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/mit-says-it-no-longer-stands-behind-student-s-ai-research-paper/ar-AA1EUFwO

>>60725545
What he said.

>>60725577
And even peer reviewed journals publish shit. Over 500 published papers just on covid have been retracted in the last few years. Fraud, methodological problems, stupid conclusions, and hype clog the arteries of real science.

>>60722222
Fucking CHECKED

>>60722874
>das rite stack-nigga!
fresh today. cheers muh fellow stacktards!

>>60719158
I did.

>>60723218
i love how stacks and stacks of untold wealth in gold bars are depicted…
lugenpresse!
show me the money!!!

>>60723417
i missed out on the lore of the anon
may i ask:
collector or shop owner?
multiples something new in every thread…
>impressive stack you must have, good sir!

I just like shiny things

>>60725780
Damyn!!
Noice!

>>60723848
Have nothing to worry about!

>>60722222
dem quints
>Price increase
unzips wallet

>>60725896
Thanks, it’s ~85 ounces, I got it all under spot.

>>60725971
>Thanks, it’s ~85 ounces, I got it all under spot.
Super noice

>>60722222
>be me
>away from /pmg/ since the anime collector round for reasons
>come back
>mintAnon is back
>new round
>on presale
>today
>it's kino
>quints

thanks for the welcome home and i missed you guys too. best i can do is a shitty shot of my first apu

IQ has such an easy job
>reply to any single post with "lmao no"
>occasionally will they send you 20 drunken walls of text in response that you just have to reply to with "lmao no"

THEM:
"You can't just buy, silver. It's unwise and you'll regret it."

ME
*with three tubes of ASEs*

>>60722222
checked

>>60726004

>>60726126
I'm incapable of getting angry about words on a screen.

I think it's weird that anyone would feel any strong emotions about anything posted here.

>>60726004
On Bombay’s shore at break of day,
He clears the junk folks throw away.
Condoms tossed, he scoffs, then grins—
"One man’s trash is where gold begins!"

Bronze in hand, he makes it shine,
"Pure gold!" he swears, "This beach is mine!"
They laugh, but still, he walks each tide—
A king of scraps, with zero pride.

>>60725797
I"m just a collector. I think the varying shipping times of the numismatics make it seem like I'm buying stuff more than I am. I can order a couple coins on the same day and they will end up being spread out over a month or more. Thanks, it is slowly getting there

>>60725938
Good :)

I have an xrp schizo friend who thinks xrp will go to 10k and silver will be worthless monetarily. How do I wake him the fuck up to his own retardedness?

>>60726282
You could always let nature take its course.

>>60726329
Yeah but this guy has been there for me when a lot of bad shit happened in my life. But somehow he became bought into crypto shit. He has 120k on a ledger and 80k in NFT shit that nobody wants. He isn't stupid but he is doing stupid shit. I'd rather he not lose it all in a Jewish rugpull.

>>60726282
Stop being his friend. I only value the friendship of fellow stackers at this point.

Mmmmm, minty merc

>>60726393
Sometimes you can't save a person.
Tell him what you know.
Repeat it.
When shit goes down he will get it.
Maybe in time to act on it.

>>60726582
Mmmmm indeed
Looking sharp

>>60726616
And for only 16 bucks too. I love my local coin club, you can really get some great deals if you meet the right people.

>>60726627
>local coin club
Based. I'm only a member of local gun clubs.

>>60726633
Man, I'd love to get into shooting again. My local range sucks. It's 35 minutes one way out in the middle of nowhere. There's a toilet, that exists as a hole in the ground with some walls around it. All of the stalls are super close to each other too. So if some asshole next to has a side-compensating muzzle break, that's a bunch of hot gas directly into your face. Got plenty of ammo stashed, but haven't been able to play with it.

>>60726647
>It's 35 minutes one way out in the middle of nowhere. There's a toilet, that exists as a hole in the ground with some walls around it
I mean, the outdoor range for me is a little farther away and yes it has an outhouse too. Just gotta rough it. The upside is half the time I head out there I'm the only one there.

>>60726582
When issued it would buy you a hamburger in a diner and 80 years later after paying $20 for a plastic cover won't even buy you a mcchicken

>>60726680
Sadly that's not the case, every time I went to the range it was filled.

>>60725545
Just put it right next to any dumb idea pmg baggies repeat over and over,,,,,,muh collapse muh barter muh hyperflation muh legal tender,,,,kektop yall happily believe that dumb shitbor you wouldn't be pmg baggies

Worth snagging?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/365507888831

>>60726800
Dub zero means no.
Oh, the irony that they've fashioned money in the form of currency, and it's already costing 1.5x the amount of currency it's representing.

>>60726800
4toz wide bar?
I like mine.

>>60726800
>$45 an ounce
Only worth it if you think it's cool and don't ever intend to sell it. If you're looking for investing then definitely not

>>60727070
No one buys silver for investment purposes its all gamblin

>>60727094
>gambling
No, it's definitely investing. Precious Metals do nothing but go up. If you're trading paper then yeah that's gambling.

>>60727098
>If you're trading paper then yeah that's gambling.
member when casino tokens were silver?
I memeber...

Remember when owning gold was illegal? Wonder why they did that.

>>60727066
>>60727070
Just for collection's sake. atleast for this specific one, anyway. buying 1 oz bars per week is still a main priority for me.

>>60727292
>1oz bars per week
What are you getting, anon? I used to buy 10oz per paycheck and I was paid weekly.

>>60727303
Asahi >>60718851 i'll get another case for a different kind of mint/brand/whatever after we move

>>60727223
You don't even remember how to spell your namefag>>60720556 kektop

I got rich by not buying silver. Buy stocks not rocks!>>60727223

>>60727414
>You don't even remember how to spell your namefag >>60720556 kektop
>
I love how you have to hold on to a single typographical error try to "justify" yourself in comparison to me. I honestly accentuates how truly pathetic (you) must be IRL.
>I got rich by not buying silver. Buy stocks not rocks! >>60727223
Never posts any proof.
Never showed any evidence.
Only hates silver.
Thought platinum was silver due to single-minded anti-silvver shilling narrative directives.
Uses,,,,,, punctuation incorrectly, constantly and consistently.
Is most likely a brown pedojeet if not a LLM manufacturered by kikes.

Waiting over a week for 1 tiny silver coin to ship from France.

>>60727440
>>60727440
>>60727440
Lmao you can't remember the spelling of your own name where you larp as an anti government rebel. That's pathetic. Plus you fell for multiple obvious scams including SETF. Have fun being a poor loser but at least you have your namefags, which everyone here hates you for

>60727626
After choosing this specific picture to respond with, I shall never give (you) a you again fren.
Th8s is the last one.
You deserve to be starved to death like the subversive kike you are.
>"I gave gold for defense, I took iron for honor."
And
>"Bring your gold jewelry to the gold purchasing offices!".
Are the epitome of a bootlicking kikes agency against a peoples sovereignty.
Thanks be to God almighty (you) aren't in my nation.

>>60726633
Dump some merc dimes into a shotgun shell.

>>60727679
https://youtu.be/PTfNcrQqgX0

And pull it on iqpajeet
New nickname "bob" like his profession kneeling and bobing

They wouldn't have to shill silver 24/7 if it were a good investment,,,,,we are over the target

Speaking of
>>>512036055

The banks and government are broke. I'm just going to trust history and keep my capital outside of the credit-system.

>>60727669
He got on my nerves a while back too. I felt ashamed as I let an untermensch get to me.
It's understandable though as you start to argue as though with a person instead of a jew, and they just don't argue in good faith.
Like it's blathering on about ppl shillings silver...on a precious metals board.
Every day you just start to hate them more and more because of their own actions.
Try not to let him get to you though.

>>60727814
>The banks and government are broke.

Not even close to being true

> I'm just going to trust history and keep my capital outside of the credit-system.

Self limiting belief assigned to you by coin merchants to make them rich and keep you poor,,,,thanks for playing no refunds

>>60721310
Aksually there is a language called Romansh which is a Swiss language. So you can speak ‘Swiss’ it’s just not as broadly spoken as German/French in Switzerland.

>>60727820
>He got on my nerves a while back too.
The reality isn't that they/them get on my "nerves". I see the spiritual (words) of bad faith, otherwise known as "doubt" the proverbial " Did God really say?" dichotomies and remember when I too was helplessly and hopelessly decieved. There's a special place reserved for those who choose this path, God is not mocked. We'll all reap whatever we have sown. Honestly I hope they feel the burning now rather than for eternity.
>Every day you just start to hate them more and more because of their own actions.
>Try not to let him get to you though.
I honestly lean into loving them moar and prat that they are delivered fully over to the tormenting deciever now so that they come to repentance.

>>60727851
You're absolutely right we should all hope they repent for killing Jesus Christ and genociding Christians throughout history to save their souls.

>>60727829
They're not broke because they can revalue gold. That necessarily means they do so by devaluing the dollar.
Historically speaking, when gold was revalued back in 1933 fro $20.67 to $35 (a 69% loss in purchasing power) - Even owning gold-backed cash was not enough to save you. It was those who owned the physical metal that avoided a massive loss of purchasing power.
This event is precisely what will happen again. The government already loses $1TN per year in interest alone, and all of the borrowing we did is on the shorter end of the curve. So almost all of the debt is being refinanced at higher rates. Meaning that we are not even all that far off from 100% of all government tax receipts being paid out in interest alone. Without a single dollar left over to pay for anything else. The only way they can kick the can is rapid and drastic dollar dilution. That dollar dilution will also come with extreme austerity as well as higher taxes. Easy and free money days are over.

>>60727878
It's only reasonable that we hold them to account then.
Even the kiddie diddling Christian killing high priest's son Saul became Paul on the road to Damascus, and when the day came for him to return to God, he was welcomed because his testimony was true having seen the light.
None of us are perfect, but we all can do better, and if you truly care, you will not spare a brother's emotions for facts. Even the poo people are doomed by their culture of generational curses. Imagine growing up in that environment. Imagine having to sit for hours in a call center that smells like grilled onions from in n out 80hrs a week lying to people to make ends meet.
I truly pity them.

>>60727899
They're not broke because they aren't broke. Words have meanings. Of course pmg baggies like to pretend the sky is falling and that is what they pray for. However, doomers never prosper. Lmao I've been rich for a decade (since I started pmg by not praying for the end of the world.

>>60728059
They're not broke because they own gold. They can steal value from everyone who owns credit assets. Don't take my word for it, Alan Greenspan admits as much in that image posted here:>>60727899

Pwned

>>60728093
It's literally not even a meme at this point. The universe is so affronted by his vicious and evil lies that RNGs oust him repeatedly. I would be careful if I were you, IQDalit. Someone is watching you.

>>60728103
Similar to how the Swiss guy got rich buying high quality assets and pmg baggies stay poor paying huge premiums for dead assets. Swiss guy getting 15% yield pmg baggies instantly losing 15% premiums to the coin merchant . SAD!

>>60728260
>Dead assets
You better call up the world central banks and let them know. They keep buying more and more gold! They're going to impoverish us all!

>>60728295
3rd world countries buy gold then their politicians steal it. Lmao yall don't understand money laundering,,,,,SAD!

IQELITE, Bob and my good fren Minty are the only non-poors of pmg. Everyone else's opinion should be discarded. From Bob we learn to start a business bilking the government. From my good fren Minty we learn to sell beautiful frog rounds to depressed incels. From IQELITE we learn to invest in (yielding) stocks not (dead asset) rocks.

Thanks guys! Hip Hip Horay to the three Chad's of pmg let's all learn from them and get rich.

>>60728093
The ID gods have blessed us again

>>60727626
Your poster? Pretty neat. And if it is, where did you find it?

its here! its here!

>>60728480
Ooohh

>>60728502

>>60728532
awesome!

>>60728532
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hR3WSpojVMw

>>60728541

>>60728545

>>60728552
Lmao, a shiny rock, pays 0% yield

>>60728582
lmao too poor to buy pet rocks for funsies

>IQ posting on the weekend
Looks like we're in for a good week

>>60728541
Fantastic. Such a nice coin. Heavy, chunky and just looks great:)

>>60718568
thats pretty damn good

>>60722222
What's the link?

>>60728093
If only digital digits in the etherical cyberspace could "satisfy" one's insatiable hunger like tangible atoms of silver and gold can. Not just electrons, but protons and nutrons as well making up useful elements of noble metals that enable the computing to manage the ledgers of hypothetical rehypoticaed hysteria IQPAJEET Bob suffers from.
Someone should educate him where the word "assets" comes from and what it actually means. Then, remind him that owning nothing and being happy is the definition of stocks, bonds,currencies, paper, or digital by definition and decree of those of superior intellect and will.
Perhaps he will see the light too one day that words really do matter and matter has a weight and without weight it's not an asset.
Pic related

>>60718568
>>60728656
it does. coming along nicely

>>60728093
IQDALIT is a bot or at least summoned when certain trigger words hit. He calls things "word salad" all the time and here here is elsewhere on 4chan thought policing any discussion about silver.

They are obsessed with the rich Swiss guy because he shows how easy it is to achieve generational wealth with one trick,,,,,,don't buy silver! Thank you IQELITE!!!

>>60729185
IQDelete is just Bob’s new spamming strategy, he’s the only drunk loser with enough time on his hands to shit up the thread 24/7

>>60729185
man the /setf/ days on /pol/ glowed so fucking hard

>>60729458
I've been stacking for decades and watched many come and go in the PM's circles, Chris Dwayne was the last one of the originals to go schizo becoming the merchant while simultaneously being fed stalked into obscurity. There's nothing new to be said that hasn't already been said to death about who, what, when, why, and where the corruption occurs. Now, thanks to machine learning, large language modeling, and aggressive mimicry, all the currency narratives are being farmed out to A.I. algorithms.
I intentionally left a certain word out of this reply and my name to prove my point.

I'm getting out of Pokemon to buy more silver