Thread 60755712

Déjà Vu Edition

>Why precious metals?
https://youtu.be/i3S4rl6ehiI
https://youtu.be/gksenA5Al_A
https://youtu.be/FI7NnOg2rxo

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

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

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

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

Previous Thread: >>60744346

does anyone buy this shit

we cannot lose, PM chads

>>60755778
very interesting

>39% tariff on gold

wowoweewow

>>60755778
Honestly I think this tariff is insane. No idea what he's trying to accomplish, maybe someone should ask him...

>>60755761
is this yours or some other lucky chap

>>60755805
I guess Trump thinks countries should be run like businesses - for profit. He thinks America is now HIS country, his business, his profit. In his eyes, tariffs are profit - his personal gain. And he is going to make sure this becomes true. The high costs we as citizens are paying due to tariffs will become his personal gains. We are funding Trump himself. It's all about money.

>>60755870
Pull the trigger and enjoy your treasure. You've been staring at the coin for a while now.

Fuck it. Just bought a 17g DWT 14k cuban link bracelet for a little over 2k.
Got that bling nigga shieeet

>>60755870
One of my favorite meme rounds

>>60756000
My gold stocks are up 1% today

My base metal stocks are up 1% today

My bitcoin is up 2% today

Holy canolli my Ethereum is up 7% today!!! $18,000 profit in 1 month,,,,,,thanks IQELITE!!! Thats like getting 5 ounces of free gold,!,,lmao not that I invest in dead assets like gold that would be le big dumb

>>60755778
Bloumpf backstabbing every ally the US got under the sun can only work for so long before it backfires spectacularly.
He doesn't seems to understand diplomacy is about mutual interests. If nobody wins when dealing with the US, then others nations will figure out a way to do it without the US.

It's especially disgusting to betray Switzerland that way when they already got punched in the guts so many time by Washington and never fought back in hope to please the US. In just few years the US :
>nuked their banking secret
>nuked Credit Suisse
>blacklisted them over bullshit unfair trade claims
>sold them a bunch of shitty F35s and continuously jacked up the price at the last minute (in the tune of billions USD)
>got the FBI meddling with their internal affairs
>forced them to host the complete farce of Ukraine-Russia peace talk full of NAFO troons
>sold them tungsten filled gold bars
it's only from the top of my mind, and i'm not swiss. Truly a shameful display, if swiss politicians have any semblance of spine left in them, they should cancel all the current arm trades with the US.

>>60755870
do you ship internationally?

I already doubled my money on gold mining stocks and the boom hasn't really started yet. What the fuck are you anti-mining stock niggers even doing? LMAO

>>60755805
>>60755804
>>60755803
Your opinions are assigned to you by coin merchants so they can harvest premiums,,,,lmao look at you react to this nothingburger

>>60756055
>One of my favorite meme rounds
Likewise. Also Yotsuba and of course: Aputannia.

>>60756080
Yep 100% gains on alot of gold stocks this year........pmg doesn't think stocks are real,,,,,lmao because coin merchants don't get a 15% premium on them.....pmg baggies always pick the option with the highest fees and lowest returns >>>>>>>>>>generational poverty

>>60756080
lol i wish that were true, shill-kun, but i'm still in the red from my 2021 picks. It's nothing but a scam.

Swiss guy here,,,,,lmao no one in Switzerland cares about any of the bs yall are gooning over,,,,,,,muh gold tarrifs,,,,,,,lmao who cares,,,,,, we focus on making money....while pmg focuses on making coin merchants rich,,,,,,lmao WE are the coin merchant!!! Thanks for playing!!! Thank G_d my dear old daddy was Swiss or I'd be a broketard like pmg baggies muh latest meaningless gossip,,,,,,

>>60755778
the amazing mental gymnastics some americans use rather than simply saying 'trump is making us pay more than everyone else for 1kg and 100 ounce bars'

bought for my gf. she’s just getting into stacking and she likes animals

>>60756202
In 2 weeks yall will be back to moaning about muh collapse, muh silver squeeze or whatever else the coin merchants insert into your empty heads to extract your precious fiat

>>60756138
unironically amazing advice

When does he sleep, let alone enjoy his immense "wealth"? He's definitely clocking in over 40 hours a week here

If only 100 oz and 1 Kg Gold bars are tariffed, can't Comex switch to using other sizes like 500g or 400 oz bars?

>>60756094
>generational poverty
Kek it's true
>>60756113
>It's nothing but a scam
Holy shit you're an actual useful idiot. Look at the GDXJ you brainlet.
>im retarded and fomo'd into bayhorse at the start of a bear market therefore mining stocks are scams
The gold mining rally is just getting started.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
I'm probably going to be a millionaire in the next 2 years.

>>60756247
>I'm probably going to be a millionaire in the next 2 years.
hire on with one of those companies and you're much more likely to become a millionaire.

Bayhorse price projections for EOY? Its at $0.045 currently. I bought at 0.05

Also requesting the "feds found the silver drawer" version of this pic

>>60756235
Just woke up, when you're rich you own the most valuable thing, your time. Wagies made this nice breakfast they will clean up and later serve me dinner. I will spend my day amongst beauty, read the seething here and harvest the good ideas, (what y'all say not to do buy stocks and crypto.) How you like my new gold fondle boy?

Lol my comment got deleted? Fucking lmaoing right now. ALL I DID was ask why cryptofags were happy about the news of tariffs and it got deleted. Fuck this gay ass board

>>60756292
Bayhorse will need to come up with a new strategy for suckering new investors before any significant movement happens. There is nothing more the "company" (it's just a front) does or has planned that would cause a change.

>>60756334
>when you're rich you own the most valuable thing, your time
/pmg/ unironically owns your time

>>60756235
It's 11 am in India right now, he'll be asleep in like 15 hours or so.

>>60756339
Why would they care about something irrelevant to everyone like a gold tarrif for one country? Lmao no one of any substance cares about that....plus did you see the gains today,,,, lmao you missed the important news quit watching peter Schiff videos fren

>I'm rich
Posts a picture of a breakfast at Denny's

>>60756358
An hour per day, i make so much money doing the opposite of pmg,,,lmao that's a life hack right there.. .lmao 148% gain last year and the same this year,,,, seriously thanks y'all!

>>60756374
>An hour per day
you read everything posted here and respond to almost every comment all day and all night. They own your ass.

shit did I forget and miss out on the apu pirate coin...I did didn't I??

if not, uh anyone got a link I ALSO forgot the name of their shop

>>60756069
>He doesn't seems to understand diplomacy is about mutual interests.
Ever since 1991, US interests have never once been fulfilled. This is simply the American people striking back against their government and wanting to go back to their natural isolationism now that the Soviets are gone and the cosmopolitan globalist elites have done nothing but make their lives worse.
There's a very strong likelihood that Trump will be the least Trump-like President from here on out. He'sthenew average.

>>60756431
yes you did
Anonymint

Okay maybe I was wrong, maybe we won't have a typical Friday doomp

>>60756453
man that's disappointing I always drop by when they're designing coins and then forget to come by and actually buy it. did the same damn thing with the boomer coin. thanks tho

Are there any other examples of coins getting mass defaced in recent history or is Napoleon III the only one?

>>60756479
not the same, but this comes to mind

>>60756547
I mean, technically the swiss could give them to any intermediary to avoid the tariff

nice gold just hit a new ath probably thanks to tarif

>>60756494
Do the chop marks make the coin more or less valuable to collectors?

>>60756629
It depends on their flavor of autism.
I see a silver dime or quarter or some shit boomers love to have that weighs like .1 or .2. so I mean it's fractional for cheap if you get it in a junk pile but I'm sure someone wants 10000k formerly well to do's for it.
For real, at this gsr, I cannot justify silver numismatics. When the shit closes, I think you'll be able to close the numismatic premium better. idk maybe a dude with a book and a gsr chart can show otherwise. AND I worded that like shit, but I think you'll figure it out.

Bottom line is more ozt now and then you'll be able to swap for gold or numismatics cheaper. I think. But I'm not super heavy into that side of the game. That's like beanie babies and shit to me.
Don't get me wrong, my nigger. I have a shit ton of beanie babies over the years of hitting antique stores.

AAAAAAHHHHHH
AAAAAAHHHHHHHHH
WHAT ARE YOU DOING ORANGE MAN


I JUST HAD TO BUY ANOTHER OUNCE OIF GOLD

THIS IS NOT wHAT I WANTED TO WAKE UP TO

AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH

>>60756820
Price of gold is going up thanks to tariffs.
What’s really interesting is that these tariffs undermine the ability to endlessly rehypothecate the same bars through the LBMA clearing system.

People who own 'paper' this or that... gold, oil, copper...essentially own nothing. If you don't hold the physical, you don't own it.
In the case of gold and probably silver, there are maybe a hundred pieces paper that says you own one bar, which is obviously not possible. Now, someone is going to have an audit and find out the one guy who does own it, while the other 99 guys are SOL.

Their 'paper wealth' just vanished.

>>60756850
AAAAAAHHHHHHHHH

>>60756850
>and probably silver, there are maybe a hundred pieces paper
Definitely :)

Fun times ahead ;)

>>60756736
Boomers are the smart ones dumping all their silver while the price is high

>>60756872
>Boomers are the smart ones dumping all their silver
That just makes them retarded just like you.

>>60756850
doesn't matter. line go up. the actual metal and the high leverage stuff have different purposes. you could use the "paper" gains to buy yourself physical later if you so wish

AAAAAAHHHHHH

I JUST BOUGHT AN OUNCE LAST MONTH

>>60756890
AAAAAAHHHHHHHH


ON A POSITIVE NOTE I HAVE 23.5 OUNCES OF GOLD NOW

RED ALERT


FOMO ITS TIME TO FOMO YOU NIGGERS

RED ALERT

>>60756895
>23.5 OUNCES OF GOLD
Based

>>60756436
>Ever since 1991, US interests have never once been fulfilled
you are a brainwashed mutt lol, the US are scamming everybody else.

>>60756929
True, Americans are lazy and dumb they have the best currency in the world and throw it away for a dead asset like silver. Lmao if they just started a business they could be millionaires in 3 years but they cry on here about not being able to afford silver

>>60756980
much easier to trade paper silver for nice gains than come up with a good business idea and find customers and all that shit. at least as an eurocuck

>>60756890
>>60756895
based
I have just over 1oz in mixed fractionals and old coins cause I’m a poorfag

>>60757021
That's 1 oz more than most people in the world

>>60757035
Because functional humans don't waste their life hoarding rocks

>>60756929
The American government has been, yes. The American people have received no benefits from that scam, and have in fact grown poorer while their government is doing that. Hence while they voted for Trump.

>>60757065
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

>>60756850
As Warren Buffet said, when the tide goes out you can see who was swimming naked.

>>60757071
>The American people have received no benefits from that scam
If that was true tiktok wouldn't be flooded with clips of US thots filming themselves eating frappuci-avocados all day long at their cushy big corp do-nothing jobs earning 200K/y.

The US is flooded with so much cash half your jobs turned into adult nursery. Not every american is profiting from the scam, but tens of millions do. They don't even pretend to be productive anymore. They just accept being paid ridiculously high amounts of cash (100K is ridiculous tier for the world, even 50K is absurd) without asking themselves how that can be they produce zero added value but are paid so much, it's some magical shit to them.

COMEX trades in 1 kg, 100 oz bars; ONLY

s the stakes for COMEX short sellers, whose ability to source bars for delivery just got more complicated. They are trying to end price manipulation. It pressures the Swiss refining system, and reasserts New York as the central arena for price discovery, and ensures that if gold is going to play a larger role in the future global monetary system, it will do so on U.S. terms.

Incredible.

>>60757188
>They are trying to end price manipulation
lul

COMEX trades in 1 kg, 100 oz bars; ONLY

By effectively capping imports of these bar types, the move raises the stakes for COMEX short sellers, whose ability to source bars for delivery just got more complicated. They are trying to end price manipulation. It pressures the Swiss refining system, and reasserts New York as the central arena for price discovery, and ensures that if gold is going to play a larger role in the future global monetary system, it will do so on U.S. terms.

Incredible.

>>60757160
I'm always jelly of that pic

>>60757199
The US might be able to swipe the metals market from Europe but not from the BRICS. And that's a good thing. An honest, internationally competitive metals market is one step closer to the remonetization of PMs. And that is a VERY good thing.

>>60757224
Those 2 franc coins are among the best in silver. Right up there with the Striding Liberty half-dollar.

>>60757233
.2684 toz asw
I have at least 134 of them, ~100 1/2s, 50 1s in picrel and another 44 1s being delivered today. I stopped posting mail calls a few months ago but I'll post them if I remember tonight.
1/3

2/3
26 5s

3/3
And 4 'large' 5 Swiss Francs

Smart rich guy says your gold is worthless

>>60757264
Masculine coinage for sure.

>60757303
this guy went to jail for crypto scams, that is with an s. kek

>60757303
>gold is worthless
Imagine being a retard on purpose.
>>60757326
Lmao

>>60755712 (OP)
photo fren, sounds like bgasc will carry some of the told thalers and other silver sizes

>you now must pay a tarriff when vending yuge amounts of gold
>interesting that theres this volume of [paper] sales yet no actual gold tarriffs are being paid
>goodbye paper ponzi, fake supply realized into a physical deficit.
>gold up 1.3% a day
>silver 1.7% per day

God bless all of you

>>60757340
This action reveals the underlying fear.
Gold tariffs mean one thing: the dollar can’t compete. They’re not taxing Swiss bars; they’re taxing your exit. The elites just locked the gold door while lighting the fiat house on fire.
Prepare accordingly

Good article on zero hedge about gold hopium.

https://archive.is/PGLq4

>>60757353
>Prepare accordingly
I got some gold 2 months ago. I'm thinking I'm going to go strictly w/ silver from now on.
Silver only needs a 2.01x to be the 2nd place in market cap behind gold. $77/toz is nothing.

>>60757368
>screencap AND archive
Based.

>>60755712 (OP)
>gold buffaloes
>ASEs
>junk dimes and halves
Is this what the peak burger stack looks like?

>>60757445
asahi as well

For a first 1 oz coin in the US, what would be better? Krugerrand at spot, or an AGE with like a $30 premium? I like both coins equally myself but I don't know if the $30 premium savings down the line when it comes time to sell the krug matters much

>>60757522
I collect more than stack but a small premium on gold imo won't matter if you're holding it for a few years at least. So I'd just buy what you enjoy most:)

>>60757522
It depends on how high you think gold will go. The premiums I paid even on 1/4 AGEs a couple months ago are almost equalized at this point. I think it will go higher, and that it will stay higher. But I'm a pessimist when it comes to the future

>>60757522
Don't be a retard like me, just buy eagles

>>60757577
Id add even if the price drops by 2k it will still hold it's value. I'm not concerned about the price as gold will always be gold:)

>>60757589
Forgot pic oopsie

Add 2 eagles to that btw

>>60757589
Why just eagles? What's wrong with krugs?

>>60756369
ain't he the wealthy nigger now?
>doesn't even order eggs benedict, surely a man of his means can afford a much more luxurious meal…
now i’m wondering if he is hotel kitchen staff?
still a faggot. kekekekek

>>60757697
More liquidity in the US

>>60755778
Pointless AI text.

>>60757704
>eggs benedict,
this is one of the best breakfasts a fren can have

>>60757704
>hotel kitchen
He thinks posting $4 and 2 bags of onions is a flex.
He probably stole a tip and the onions.
It's our civic duty to find out where he works and report this thievery to his employer.

>>60757704
I was at a diner once and saw a dude order the eggs benedict, then before it came he asked the waitress what the price was because it said "market price". He got up and left when she wasnt looking

>>60757697
Buy prices are always better
They're always buying eagles
Drugs not so much

>>60757726
Hollandaise sauce is a food poisoning vector in many establishments. Most of it is made with a mix anyway

Am I correct in my thinking that buying something like this is great for physical investor like myself, because it provides some degree of authenticity with it being packaged and all, so that I could more easily sell it at a given time in the far future?

>>60757810
Also I’m American.
Does it matter if any gold I buy isn’t English/American?

>>60757810
Buying gold grams is such a waste of premium, you're better off buying silver.
You're paying $30 over spot as a premium for that 1 gram bar. That means if you were to buy enough of those 1 gram bars (28ish) to reach 1 oz of gold, you will have paid an extra $840 in premium. That's money not in gold value. Compare to buying a whole 1oz of gold, you're paying maybe $50-100 in premium for the same amount. Gold is better to buy in large amounts, 1/10 minimum, 1/4 better.
If you're just starting, for $140 you can get a couple of silver eagles with only a couple bucks premium.

>>60757810
Damn I remember buying those for $85
I wouldn't bother with 1g bars, premium too high. The assay cards do help with authenticity though. I'd get 5g at least, 10g preferably. 1/4toz American Gold Eagles too. .18toz Latin Monetary Union coins like French Roosters or Swiss 20 Francs (my favorite) are also good for non-US coins. Brit Sovs also.

>>60757810
Not really, no. I mean it helps maybe a little but any big buyer is going to use a machine to test the gold anyways.

>>60757368
>In other words, it doesn’t just tighten the market, it undermines the ability to endlessly rehypothecate the same bars through the LBMA clearing system
substantial if true

just adding to the “purchase of gold coin list”
>1915 restrike 1 ducats have a fairly low premium as well
plenty of choices, enjoy and have fun fondling when you get them!
repoastin’ a pic from awhile back

Pmgs favorite platinum miner SBSW surging today up 180% ytd,,,,,thank you IQELITE! Thats 350 years of expected returns on silver. Got it in a tax free account so I keep all the profit thanks for that tax tip IQELITE

>>60757679
>limit 3 coins
yawwn

>>60757818
if you are an American, buy American gold eagles, even if all you get is 1/10 oz. It is real US money and you will want that utility in the near future.

Remember folx the 3 people on pmg who made it 1 was for selling frog rounds to silver scam victims AKA you, 1 the legendary Bob, bilked the government in his small business and the last IQELITE made it with real investments NOT rocks,,,,lmao but go ahead save up your wagies to buy an ounce of silver per week until you drop dead,,,,,the kektop crackhead who cleans out your apartment will appreciate the Ripple funds.toodles

>>60755757
>does anybody buy this shit
I'm not a huge fan of the painted rounds but have a couple john wick coins. apmex did a special a year or two ago where any amount was only a few cents more than spot.

>>60757932
>you will want that utility in the near future

Easy to sell when you realize you got scammed

>>60757929
app in a twin maple and you're good to go

>60757912
>SBSW surging today up 180% ytd
You own no shares of that.

>>60755757
I have one of these in silver and another one in copper. I might grab the gold one for shits and giggles.

>>60757810
I like fractional gold but prefer coins or goldbacks for anything that costs less than an ounce of gold.

>60756223
>to extract your precious fiat
Keked...

My VALE and RIO stocks surging too, they are mostly based metals but get millions of ounces of silver and gold basically for free as a byproduct of useful metals like copper and nickel


Lmao and i get paid a 6% and 12% dividend while I wait for the double.

>>60758081
>goldbacks
I'm glad I got mine when I did. But I can't stomach the premium these days if I bought more. I'd rather get 1/10toz coins.

>60758095
Stop playing make believe, we know you own no stocks.

>>60758097
>Nothing but WHHHAAAMEN and "reptilians" on every note

>>60756547
Ahem...
>>60754485
>Finally, we arrive at the elusive protocol number 17 witch (pun intended) the warlock Trump loves so much, and ironically the real reason for the bombardment in this board by "ur poor" & "do like me to get rich" stock market narratives we appear to be under constant and consistent attacks by which says:"By manipulating the value of gold and silver, we can control the stock market and finance wars and revolutions, leading to the collapse of nations."
Already discussed in the previous thread.

Are the 1/10th oz American gold eagles really tiny coins or are they regular sized coins with less purity or something?
Sorry if this is an ignorant question.

>>60758153
About or smaller than a dime

>>60758153
1/10 are dime-ish, 1/4 are quarter ish. Would you believe it, a dime is a tenth of a dollar, so a 10th oz is about the size of one. A 1/4 oz is... a quarter. So its the size of a quarter.
Want to guess what a 1/2oz is the size of?

>>60756980
>>True, Americans are lazy and dumb they have the best currency in the world and throw it away for a dead asset like silver. Lmao if they just started a business they could be millionaires in 3 years but they cry on here about not being able to afford silver
Ironically, some of us are multi millionaires now and have become so by knowing what is and isn't money. Our #1 export is debt notes, and as you have rightly stated that they are the best currency in this realm. Why? Because they are substantiated by brutal enforcement, and that is accomplished with silver and gold in our technological development.
Consider this one as a freebie, cuck. Not financial advice, monetary fact.

>>60758133
Will they ever learn that paying premiums is dumb?

>>60758184
>it must be convenient thats why we don't use gold and silver

>it must be consistent thats why we don't use gold and silver

>it must be limited in availability thats why we don't use gold and silver

>>60756980
>>60756929
I love how much this makes non-burgers seethe.

>>60758184
>some of us are multi millionaires now and have become so by knowing what is and isn't money.

I prefer the term Bullionaire

>>60758227
And by "we" you mean liars.
Gotcha.

>>60758272
>I prefer the term Bullionaire
As do I fren.

>friend told me an LCS offered $22 for a 1oz Phil they got as a gift
Lowballing faggots. They probably make all their profits from people not knowing anything about shinies but need a couple quick bucks.

>>60758272
We hear pmg nonstop cry that you are poor you literally sort through pennies hoping to find one thats worth 1.2 cents allegedly you can't afford an ounce of goldvir even a kilo of silver. None of you have the 140,000 ounces of silver needed to make it

still want it

>>60758363
photo anon, is the leopard premium worth it?

>>60758325
I read this in my mind with an indian accent

>>60758227
Lmao yall can seethe but its clear gold and silver will never be used as money again

It's not consistent, limited or convenient

>>60758184
America's "brutal force" backing the dollar is barely worth a shit anymore. The US army couldn't prevent the Houthi Red Sea blockade and failed to neutralize Iran's nuclear program. Their only preemptive defense against the Chinese taking Taiwan is to move the chip foundries elsewhere. The US hegemony is practically over at this point, and with it the ensured value of the USD.

>>60758319
Lmao 50% transaction costs to use silver

>>60755778
What’s the margin on gold futures contracts? Like 3% lmao
This absolutely butfucks gold arbitrage as there’s no way to net a 40%+ profit. What the hell happens now?

New desk piece to go w/ my existing desk piece.

>>60758409
Lmao the financial expert who fell for the obvious silver scam is also a military expert?

Is there any cool way to tastefully display coins?
I don’t mean out in the open or all of the coins, but maybe a few cool ones on a shelf or bookcase in a room.

>>60758097
havent goldbacks only gone down in value if you dont include the spot price of gold going up

>>60757342
I've got the 1ozt on order. two actually, because first of a new series. That'll do.

>>60758462
Todds Garbage is the scammer who shills goycux here

>>60758409
Exact, that's why everything is speeding up so much around us.
BRICS nations are torn between being extra cautious because they know beaten animals are the most dangerous when they are cornered, and shake from envy & excitment because they will finally free themselves from the talmudic dollar shackles.

>>60757810
Yes, you are correct.
PAMP in particular has a reputation that elevates their provenance and bars' values.
One gram is a bit small - I prefer the 2.5 gram, but that's a tiny nit to pick.
Yes, smaller bars have higher premiums. This is also true when you go to sell. The idea is that you hold onto them long enough that even the premiums won't matter if selling for spot. The costliest 2.5g bar I bought was $177 in December, 2021. Now they retail for $300.
The small sizes also mean others can afford to buy them - they're easily sold.

>>60758097
The premiums have moved only slightly since their inception - from 88% to typically 95% now.
Gold is just more expensive. And about to get more so.

>>60758515
>BRICS nations are torn between being extra cautious because they know beaten animals are the most dangerous when they are cornered, and shake from envy & excitment because they will finally free themselves from the talmudic dollar shackles
holy meds everytime i read this garbage from my fellow stackers i worry more and more if my investment was retarded and based off prepper hype

>>60758374
>photo anon, is the leopard premium worth it?
To me, no. I'm not into leopards. I'd buy the elephant for my wife if she didn't already have a couple from earlier years. Now it would have to be "cute", like mama and baby.

>>60758552
its okay to buy pms just because you like them being shiney and how they clink in your hands. shiney thing autism has been basically one of the core human traits since before recorded history. dont feel bad about something that's deeply culturally ingrained because some retard thinks the world is ending

>>60758552
Precious metals are the dumbest investment sold exclusively to scared losers

>>60758552
>up 33% ytd

Don't be a fry short of a happy meal. Let the numbers do the talking then

>>60756202
>the amazing mental gymnastics some americans use rather than simply saying 'trump is making us pay more than everyone else for 1kg and 100 ounce bars'
We mine and refine gold here in the United States nigger

>>60758419
>What the hell happens now?
America is now the refining hub of note.

Thank you for your attention to this matter !

>>60758552
what is so shocking in this post that make you recoil in disgust?

>>60758641
>We mine and refine gold here in the United States nigger
yeah, 180 tons lol.

>>60758641
>America is now the refining hub of note.
you don't have the forges for that, not even sure you have the tech.

>>60758552
>prepper
There's nothing wrong with being prepared for the worst. Normalcy bias gets people killed more than hoarding metals, shelf stable food and drinking water.

>>60758728
exact, and we are living through anything but normal times

Remember folx you make 78 times more money with stocks than rocks

I swear this general just doesn't have mods

Remember folx, poor dalits aren't just poor financially, they are poor in education as well.

>>60758762
what if i tell you the dedicated board jannie is of peruvian origin?

>>60758762
Then who is deleting on topic posts? I take it you've never been banned for flagging his posts as off topic or trolling. I have.

>>60758747
Hmm
>make gold even less accessible
>selling off "govt assets"
>plunder 401(k)s
>?
What is the point of moving the stock market onto blockchain? What does this do for them?

>>60758849
>US demonetizes China's entire gold reserve and requests Western allies do the same to weaken China.

>>60758515
>>>60758409
>Exact, that's why everything is speeding up so much around us.
>BRICS nations are torn between being extra cautious because they know beaten animals are the most dangerous when they are cornered, and shake from envy & excitment because they will finally free themselves from the talmudic dollar shackles.

So unbelievably disingenuous, it reaks of demonic energy. Perhaps a His-story of truth will help reconcile where and when "BRICS" was first publicly documented in 2001
https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/goldman-sachs-research/building-better

>>60758849
>What does this do for them?
More traceability (easier to confiscate)
If we lived in a high trust society with no malice behind the scenes, blockchain technology combined with traditional finance would be a good thing.
Instead Ted K. was right.

>>60758892
>More traceability (easier to confiscate)
>If we lived in a high trust society with no malice behind the scenes, blockchain technology combined with traditional finance would be a good thing.
>Instead Ted K. was right.

All power in this realm is assumed.
Will you fight? Or be herded like sheeple?
Revolution doesn't require revolt, just disagreement.

>>60758881
lol if that techlead faggot is bearish gold then im happy

All these broke losers larping as financial experts buy silver,,,,lmao i got rich by not buying silver

gold futes

Uh, Theodore, did we make the big time?!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-WhlWaSwns

>60758978
>All these broke losers larping as financial experts buy silver,,,,lmao i got rich by not buying silver
You're not rich because you have no $ilver. You're a liar for hire paid in paper and digital delusion.

>>60758970
He's a bitcoin maxi he hates ETH and ive made $18,000 in a month up almost 50% since i bought and he claims its going to zero, who knows.

Theres just no future in gold its already made its move

I bought $40,000 SIVR just for funsies a few weeks ago when i bought $40,000 of harmony gold, up 15% on the harmony gold silvers about flat, shit investment thank my lucky stars my ETH us flying

>60759031
>I bought
No you didn't
Can't/won't prove it.
Shhhhh, ŋįĝğëŕ

>>60759006
>Uh, Theodore, did we make the big time?!
>
I live to see this slab. If it happens, I will aquire just to de-slab...

>>60758881
if not then what is?

>>60759051
I'll have to see if ngc or pcgs will grade it once i get the silver version

Show more people your shinies. Normalfags don't care about PM's until they get to look at and hold them in person. Then they get the shiny lust in their eyes.

>>60759067
>I'll have to see if ngc or pcgs will grade it once i get the silver version
As I said, if you get er done, then I'll aquire, and deslab it on video and upload for the keks.
Congratulations either way for the publicity.

Was at my lcs and the guy was sorting a 6kg lot of silver (mostly sterling silverware) and there were a few dozen coins in there too but most of them were worn down and were barely legible. I saved about a dozen coins that were better including this Spanish 50 centimos coin from 1880 which is .835 fineness. Breaks my heart knowing history is being destroyed so someone can make a profit.

good thing they did the common one that is easy to get instead of type 3 that is very hard to get

>>60759151
sucks to hear that a lot of old coins are getting melted recently. i've seen a couple videos where they're talking about melting pre 33 gold too

Easiest way to make $$$$ is to do the opposite of pmg, pmg watches 10,000 hours of silver scammer shills>>60759006 like this and Peter schiff then come here and repeat what scammers say,,,,,lmao i did the opposite and now I'm rich,,,,thanks pmg

>>60759196
People that like coins are all dying off, numismatics like silver is a shit investment unless they are extremely rare

>>60759232
heh yeah i can't imagine those tikstok zoomzooms even knowing that such coins exist much less desiring them

>>60758978
Well bless your little heart

>>60758762
It does. They’re the ones trolling it.

Is there still a /pmg/ on /bant/? The posters there were better

>>60759322
8kun is still going

>>60759322
just checked, don’t see it

the u.s. is revaluing their held gold to market price, up from 42 bucks an ounce.
>https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/notes/feds-notes/official-reserve-revaluations-the-international-experience-20250801.html

>>60759484
>261.5 million troy ounces in gold
>around $3300 per troy ounce.
I reckon that's a cube about 7.41m or 24'4" per edge.

>>60759151
>Breaks my heart knowing history is being destroyed so someone can make a profit.
Cry me a river, build a bridge, and get over it, fren. Those who care preserve it, Those who don't repeat it.
>>60759196
>i've seen a couple videos where they're talking about melting pre 33 gold too
Then, use it to electroplate copper on circuit boards or other consumer crap I'm sure.
Nobody listens, nobody cares until their forced to.

Good news tho. Sooner rather than later it's going to be unavoidable.

>>60759292
>It does. They’re the ones trolling it.
This...

>>60759180
>libtard tribute

>>60759232
>People that like coins are all dying off
millenials and zoomers are getting into searching change for errors and rare dates. That's how people get into coin collecting.

If we stop using coins completely I could see coin collecting becoming way less popular, but there's still 4 generations alive that collect coins.

>>60756629
>Do the chop marks make the coin more or less valuable to collectors?
not sure, I haven't bought trade dollars in decades.
Back when I used to collect them the chop marks made them less valuable, but that was a long time ago.

>>60759582
>I could see coin collecting becoming way less popular
Take a lesson from stamp collecting.

>>60759232
>People that like coins are all dying off
that's how you find treasures who'd otherwise be unaffordable, or straight up impossible to find.
See picrel? An uber rare sestertius to commemorate the creation of the new Roman administrative capitale of Lugdunum under Augustus in year 5 AD. There are 17 of them known to exist, 13 of them being displayed at the British Museum/Louvres/BNF/NYC's ANS and Berlin Munzekabinet. And i got one of the 4 left in private collections.
Yes it's not in the best shape, but i still find it incredible to be able to claim ownership of such rare item with amazing historical relevance. Way more unique than purchasing ugly monke .jpgs for $500K (now worth $3.50).

>>60759656
>Take a lesson from stamp collecting.
right? But stamp collecting was killed by ebay. ebay didn't kill coin collecting, if anything it made the prices go up. So it's not going to be the same situation. Coin collecting has been popular for thousands of years, so even if it dies off it's just going to be local, or temporary. I could see US coin prices collapsing, but people will still collect.

>>60759564
you don't like booba?

>>60759656
Coins have existed for millenias, funny looking stamps existed for like a century and were treated as collectable by only 2 generations.
Coin collections date back to Alexander the Great. Those aren't the same.

>>60759662
>Way more unique than purchasing ugly monke .jpgs for $500K (now worth $3.50).
Keked. IQDalit just slit thier wrists.
If am LLM could that is...

>>60759196
Why would they rather melt pre 33 gold instead of newer ones?

>>60759662
Incredible coin. It's so amazing having something so rare. The great boomer die-off has filled so many slots in my collection I never would have filled otherwise.

>>60759702
pre-33 is often cheaper than modern bullion.
dealers buy it at spot or below. It usually sells just above spot.

>>60759656
You don't think coins being hunks of gold and silver would help them keep relevance more than stamps? Stamps seem more like comic or card collecting, even if that is more popular now than it was a few years ago.

>>60759702
That's what I was thinking.

>>60759702
Not to mention, it increases the scarcity of mine.

>>60759656
Numismatic coins will always have at least some value over face as historic items. Its really only boomers that give random quarters and nickels $200k bids because only 5000 of them were made on a rainy Tuesday at 4pm by John's drunk cousin that was filling in for him in 1948. Silver and gold coins on the other hand usually don't have numismatic value and are only there as a means of physically holding valuable minerals.

>>60759747
Gen X is pretty into coins in the US also. They lived through the 80's when coins were considered serious investments, and now they have enough money to slurp.
I guess gen x are the new boomers though. Soon boomers will be gone, and x is taking over their hobbies and habits. Gen X is also the last generation raised without internets. More similar to boomers than not.

>>60759726
>You don't think coins being hunks of gold and silver would help them keep relevance more than stamps?
Oh having PM content absolutely keeps them relevant, yes. Stamps had value - they represented fiat paid for a service. It's not quite the same as game cards. But even numismatic added value is subject to the whims of the zeitgeist. Only unused Forever stamps will retain an intrinsic service value (as long as the USPS still accepts them for postage). Old coins' values retain only the metal value, then add the collector's desires and historic value.
I'm not implying coin collecting will every go away. I'm saying their value is mostly social construct. Imagine finding an ancient hoard in Europe. Would you melt it down on your own to reclaim the value, or would you give it up and get nothing in return?

>>60759793
>Stamps had value - they represented fiat paid for a service
almost all of the stamps collected were used, they had no value aside from people wanting them for collections. I still have a pile of them sitting around from my dead family's collections, but they're probably garbage.
Nobody buys them anymore.

even unused stamps don't sell. I have boxes of unused postage from the early 1900's and I can't sell it even for the postage value.

>>60759829
I think you're missing my point. Coins can't be spent as such now either. They have value for two reasons: they're more durable, and they're rarer. But stamps and coins both represented something more than the materials in the past.
And again, because you seemed to have glossed over this:
>>60759793
>I'm not implying coin collecting will ever go away. I'm saying their value is mostly social construct.

>>60759856
I'm not arguing with you. I agree with everything you said. Just adding that the entire value of most stamps was social, and that they're now complete garbage.

regarding coins I have no idea, but given history I expect they'll always be worth something. But as you say they could easily go down in value a lot.
Or up
hard to say.

>>60757224
>I'm always jelly of that pic
I tell myself they are silver and the camera is just picking up the color of the wood table

>>60759196
if it makes you feel any better, throughout almost all of monetary history that gold/silver was melted and remelted, ancient BC coins turning into early AD coins, and eventually some of that metal is made into modern ones.

But yeah... nice to preserve history.

>>60759564
>>60759669
There will be less than 300 1 Oz 2025 libertads. I'm not surprised to see a copy under the guise of a tribute.

>>60759662
That is truly amazing. We post amongst gentlemen and scholars.

>>60759870
fair 'nuf, particularly for the canceled stamps.
There is a peculiar anomaly though: Forever stamps. Because the USPS keeps raising postage, these stamps gain value. It's a quirk of one country, not likely to last, but it exists. I bought like $200 Forever stamps off an ebay vendor when they came out, and applied for a paypal card or some promotion and got an additional discount. Ended up paying like 30 cents per stamp. Still use them on occasion - mostly to send checks to PM vendors! :)

>>60759924
anon, that's not wood, nor a table

$38 might be the new floor. It's fighting hard to stay there.

>>60759924
>I tell myself they are silver
Exce3pt for the 7 LMUs in the center, they ARE silver, no?

>>60759995
Yes, and you're right they used to trade as money. People would actually pay for stuff with postage stamps back in the day when spare change was hard to find. I like the old stamps used to pay taxes. Weird you had to buy a tax stamp for a photograph or a contract or a bank check.

I read all of IQ posts in my mind with a heavy indian accent, it's probably accurate

>>60760024
He's just dumb, low intelligence, stupid, foolish, lame, pathetic, poor, and will never have any actual accomplishments in his life.
He should kill himself.

nothing like waiting around for a super authentic american named vivek to log in to do his fucking job on a friday

>>60760002
They certainly tried didn't they? The volume on that was only 1.5M. 2.5M is the usual from what I could see. It barely made a dent today

>>60755712 (OP)
legit question here why do kikes let you take massive $500,000+ loans for student debt for shitty worthless degrees but not for buying a stockpile of gold? kikes will give you millions of dollars for mortgaging a house but not for buying gold. you ever notice that? you ever notice how kike banks are happy to loan hundreds of millions of dollars to a company like microstrategy to buy bitcoin but would never loan a penny to a clone company that stockpiles gold. really makes you think

>>60760263
Acquiring PM's is taking wealth out of the system, kikes don't like that for obvious reason

>>60760263
if your income is high enough they'll loan you the money for whatever you want to buy.

not sure how much you'd need to borrow a half million on a signature loan, probably about $250k/year verified. But I make around that and have about $100k in credit just on credit cards alone.

>>60760263
the other alternative is to put your house up for collateral. If I wanted half a million in gold I could just borrow that against my house.

but then I'd be paying back $1.5 million over the next 30 years and would probably lose money on gold. It would have to triple in value over the next 30 years just for me to break even.

>>60760263
Having bought a lot of gold on credit, in my experience they usually

1. block the charge
2. call you to make sure it's you trying to buy the gold
3. advise you if you have to pay a cash advance fee
4. allow the purchase to go through

they don't like loaning you money to buy gold, but only because it's the same as loaning you cash and they charge extra for that.

>>60759995
>There is a peculiar anomaly though:
Not really though, if you were to placea 2 cent stamp on a complete addressing, that means not abbreviated words like St. Ave. CA, TX ect but actually spelled out everything correctly and didn't include a zip code it would still be delivered.
I'm not going to explain any further about this, simply test it and learn then do your own research and due diligence to understand why.

>USD index falling 10% YTD
Last time this happened so aggressively it was 1973. And people think that immaterial assets that rehypothize the USD are good "investments"
Lol
Lmao even

>>60760263
>really makes you think
Really makes yourl notice, is more accurate.

2025 5oz Libertad going for 2k USD

>>60760356
I think you mean rehypothicate, not hypothesize..
Interesting side note:
How exactly does one re-pledge?

>>60760374
there's the bargain i was looking for

>>60757261
What kind of tray is that? It’s exactly what I’m looking for.

>>60760388
I stand corrected. Thank you for the knowledge good sir!

>>60760418
https://www.ebay.com/itm/176050418690
Similar to this. Mine is also plated.

>>60760356
Word salad

>>60760374
Ppl are fucking retarded. They simply minted a preserie, that's obvious they aren't gonna stick to 300. We know how incompetent the mexicans are, by Sept/October they will announce the rest of the production for the year and it will be around 400K BU & 1700 proof, like usual.

>>60760439
>plated
YOU
FUCKING
TRAITOOOOOR

>>60760445
>IQ wasn't alive in the US in 1973

some of us remember

>>60759995
>these stamps gain value


Lmao really nothing dumber than a stacktard, they cry about inflation nonstop but don't even know what it means

>Make comment about inflation
>hurr durr stacktards don't understand inflation!

why is our troll so fucking stupid?
can we get a smarter one?

Thoughts on picrel?

I know, super high premium piece but I just think it looks neat

I'm finally going to have some extra cash for the first time in a few months next week. Should I spent it all on Silver right away or save it for a bigger purchase down the line?

If crypto is so great and will make so much 'money', why won't the Trump administration tax it more aggressively?
If gold is so 'worthless' like iqdelete says, why is the Trump administration taxing the import of it through major tariffs?
Really makes you think.

>>60760518
My wife collects coca cola stuff. If you like it then go for it. But don't count on it going up in value. It's mass-produced to the point where even coke memorabilia from 110 years ago isn't worth shit.

like my jack daniels stuff. I have a shelf full of jack daniels items. Not worth a dime but I like it.

>>60760570
Yeah I very rarely buy premium+ pieces because I don't see much point
Might get this one though and call it there

>>60760478
>these stamps gain value

Lmao, stacktards are all low iq, really is nothing dumber or broker than a stacktard

>>60760554
I told you a month ago that gold was taxed at punitive rates, did you forget or just "no comprende"? Anywho why so bitter about crypto because Peter schiff made you miss out on generational wealth for a rock? Lmao

>gold doubles in a single day after swiss tariffs go live
>they walk it back the next day
how many maga insiders should doubled their bags on this beautiful friday?

>>60760606
>>gold doubles in a single day
Excuse me?

>>60760603
>doubles down on his retardation
ESL or just stupid?

>>60760263
I literally took my student loans and bought precious metals. what are you talking about?

This is why pmg baggies are seething about crypto. I told them a month ago when i bought,,,,,,lmao they missed alt season. Up $19,000 tax free on that one small position.....Trump buying a $ billion worth of ETH was one clue he didn't buy garbage rocks he bought bitcoin and ethereum

>the only loan you can't discharge in bankruptcy is the most worthless one
are there others or are student loans the only ones?

>>60760625
did you really?

>>60760603
>I told you
you whined when I put my cock in your mouth whilst posting how you were wrong.

>>60760554
Yup, (((they))) know nobody wants their new CBDC ultra-surveillance world, so they do the only trick they know always works : greed.
If the elites achieve CBDC integration worldwide, it's basically game over for personal freedoms, unless you are part of the elites yourself.

I don't get how people still sleep at the wheel looking how fast things are getting done. Infrastructure wise, everything is ready for their techno-feudalism, all they need is compliance.

We already see the effects of what fully digitalized & intregrated cloud dystopia can trigger.
Over here the judeocracy is organizing crackdowns on "political dissidents" (literally just yt podcasters and humorists who talk about the genocide in Gazah, white replacement or various "conspiracy" stuff..) they deem extremists* (*can vary depending on the needs).
If you are on the target list in 2 min they destroy your life. They lock your personal and professional bank accounts, they lock the personal accounts of your closest relatives, they launch a smear campaign against you using personal datas stored on your devices, make them visible via bots spamming and key positions at moderations of sites like wiki, they use front NGOs to sue you and bleed you to death in the tribunals, they launch court orders to take away your kids and force you to divorce, they mail your boss about you being now in the S-list (so potential terrorist)...
They can (and) do all this in MINUTES without having to knock at your door. Just from a computer.

>>60760647
Now with CBDCs linked to all your devices it will be 10x worse. If a facial recognition camera see you drop a paper in the wrong bin, or if you mow your lawn at the innapropriate hour of the day, or if you install an "illicit" swing in your garden for your kid and a satellite flag it (it already do be like this), you will receive an AI generated automatic fine of $FED100 immediately draining your bank account. It will do that for everything, forgot to clip your seatbelt before starting your car? Fined & automatically drained. Put the wrong waste in the wrong bin? Fined and automatically drained. Ad infinitum.
Since they will have a complete register of every transaction you ever did, an AI will automatically check if the transaction should be a taxable event (it will), and will automatically drain your account of the amount the IRS predetermined. Sell your old pokemon cards on ebay? Flagged, 30% for the gubment. You went to Cambodia and bought more than 2 cartons of cigs at Phnom Penh? Automatically fined AND taxed at national's rates.
One day late on your rent or mortgage? Automatically fined by the bank with interests.
Try to purchase more than your allowance of 2oz of silver monthly? Swarm of minidrones with nano-explosive charges with your facial features as target given to the AI.
Soon governments will have more power than literal Gods over us.

To each anon i want to ask this : Do you think they will use it for our good and happiness? Or to ensure we become their obedient slave class forever?

>>60760625
Pmg baggies cry about the government and banks but too dumb to use them for their advantage. I took out student loans and deposited them into a hysa,,,,,lmao free money, paid them all back before they started accruing interest charges,,,,,,why is the typical pmg baggie so bad at life?

>>60760634
Lmao, pmg baggies fooled again by politicians. Meanwhile in reality with bitcoin you get a 50% discount

>60760653
>I took out student loans
You're not even smart enough to get a high school diploma, let alone even fill out a college application.

>>60760659
>>60760653
>>60760632
I should make my own bitcoin, i'll call it chuckcoin, and i'll edit the sneedchain so that it'll instantly bump up past bitcoin in value because all it is, is 1's and 0's right iqpajeet?

>>60760650
>Soon governments will have more power than literal Gods over us.
God is dead and the government is run by humans with addresses and families.

>>60760667
>NOOOOO NOT LIKE THAT
>YOU HAVE TO RESPECT THE HOLY 1 AND 0s

>>60760661
Funny thing is i didn't have my high school diploma until after my first year of college i got accepted based on extremely high PSAT scores, think about that while gooning over your retard rocks

>>60760667
>I should make my own bitcoin

You wouldn't know how, but yes you should try instead of seething about rich swiss guys beating you at life

>a masters in internet faggotry
the degree must have really paid off

>>60760676
>i didn't have my high school diploma
>until after my first year of college i got accepted based on extremely high PSAT
Ohh iq. We all know you're a liar.
YOU CANT GET INTO COLLEGE WITHOUT A DIPLOMA OR GED EQUIVALENT.
HAHAHAHHA!
Dude just admitted he's legally retarded.

>>60760687
>Hurr durr rocks

Lmao

>>60760672
We say that since forever and it's true, but in reality nobody want to be the fall guy so it's only getting worse.
And at some point in the future, it wont be feasible anymore, they will ascend to pseudo godhood.

Technically speaking, we could be only years away from a kind of Interpol system fed with the biometric + GPS cellphone data of everybody on earth, tracking your every move and minidrones with an explosive charge following our every steps 24/7 and determining if you are about to commit a precrime.
Just you looking a bit to closely at the daily habits & itineraire of someone from the neo-aristocracy then buying a gun will be enough to trigger a kill order because the AI identified you as a threat.
This is the kind of reality current technology allow. I try to not to think too much about it because even few minutes pondering this shit are enough for me to imagine Matrix becoming a reality few decades down the line.

We went from riding horses naked, chewing roots, kicking wolfes in the groin and grabbing females by the pussy for later rape back in the hut to techno-futurist baseddystopia way too fast kek.

>>60760122
he just got on. only 3 and a half hours late

>>60760702
You work in hospitality as a service drone. You wish you could afford rocks.

What's a better deal?

Three ten oz. Silver bars & a 2 oz Silver Queen's Beasts coin @ $1,261.88
OR
25 one gram Platinum PAMP bars @ $1,256.38
(this will be my first Platinum buy)

Threadly reminder free cards/game:
>>>/tg/96274007

Apurand Edition - You cannot deny these digits
https://vocaroo.com/1683aJJb3wLZ

>>60760419
Your welcome fren, consider carefully what I am asking, though.
If you make a pledge, how can you re-pledge. If you have already taken an oath, how can you re-take it?
To fully comprehend, this is to fully comprehend that debt doesn't exist.
Just hollow words from the lips of liars, of whom and which we all are. Writing big bird checks, while being tiny little sparrows...
The greatest strength in following truth is knowing just how false one truly is and accepting it.

>>60760732
Lmao you spent your Friday waging and seething about rich Swiss Chads, I spent my day around the elite in one of the most beautiful places in the world looking at ancient coins and cultural artifacts while schooling pmg baggies on how to get rich,,,,we are not the same

>>60760777
wtf you already got it?! do you have a pirate too?

>>60760478
>why is our troll so fucking stupid?
>can we get a smarter one?
We demand better mind control shills dammit!

>>60760781
i missed out on the pirates :(

>>60760790
i'll send one of those along then :)

>>60760774
From ChatGPT's (I had to give the retard-nigger the spot prices):

Got it — let’s redo the math with today’s spot prices.

1 Silver Option

Weight: 32 oz silver

Spot value = 32 × $38.27 = $1,224.64

Cost = $1,261.88

Premium = $1,261.88 − $1,224.64 = $37.24 premium (~3% above spot)

2 Platinum Option

Weight: 25 g platinum = 0.8038 oz

Spot value = 0.8038 × $1,332.00 ≈ $1,070.66

Cost = $1,256.38

Premium = $1,256.38 − $1,070.66 = $185.72 premium (~17.35% above spot)

Updated Comparison

Much lower premium: Silver (3%) vs Platinum (17.35%)

Closer to spot: Silver price is almost at spot; platinum is still a big markup.

Liquidity: Both liquid, but 1 oz+ silver bars are easier to sell near spot than fractional platinum.

Upside Potential: Platinum is rarer and more volatile, but you’d need a bigger price increase just to cover the higher premium.

Better deal today: Silver option — it’s almost at spot, much lower premium, and gives you more bullion for the money.

If you’d like, I can also calculate how much platinum would have to rise to make the platinum option outperform the silver one from this exact starting point. That would show the “break-even” relative performance needed.

>>60760792
ty fren. include note if you want cards.

>>60760795
It's a rock, you are gambling it will go up but you have 0 knowledge to support that only the ramblings of coin merchants and their victims,,,,and worst of all the volatility is high and returns low, thats why smart people don't buy that crap

>>60760848
>you have 0 knowledge to support
What gives crypto and stocks its value?

>>60760781
My good Fren Minty is an entrepreneur, lmao well done Minty give it 10 more years and you will be rich like me!

>>60760857
What gives crypto its value?

>>60760850
Trump bought a $billion of ETH, so i gambled and bought a small amount and made $19,000 in 1 month,,,,,,thats how its done pmg!

>>60760863
Smart and rich people want it,,,lmao you really are Le Big Dumb

>>60760873
>Trump bought a $billion of ETH
That doesn't mean it has long term value. That's gambling.
What gives crypto its value? What makes it worth so much?

>>60760877
>Smart and rich people want it,,,lmao you really are Le Big Dumb
That doesn't answer my question. What gives crypto its value? What makes it worth so much? Do you even know?
What is blockchain technology? Describe it to me.

>>60760881
>waaaaah its going to zero in the future

Lmao

>>60760850
For crapto, it's following the NASDAQ

Lmao you desperately trying to shill garbage rocks 24/7 for a decade no one wants them

I buy things people want then sell them a year later for 148% profit
Kektop we are not the same,,,,lmao i even gave you sbsw 190% ytd, lmao missed out on eth too>>>>>>>loser

I love my garbage rocks, simple as

>>60760894
You're not answering my questions.
Answering this: what makes crypto valuable?

>>60760905
Who's todd? Sounds like a pretty neat guy if you hate him. You know he is coming out with the official licensed 250th United States military anniversary bullion, right?

>>60760923
Rich people want it, same as gold and we are in price discovery which is why gold lost 99% against bitcoin recently

>>60760947
>Rich people want it
That doesn't explain what makes it valuable.
Why do rich people want crypto? Why can't you explain it?

>>60760969
You missed econ 101, not my problem

>>60760945
Todds garbage

>>60761000
>trying to own us
>posts goyslop

Why do Libertads have a higher premium than every other BU coin?

>>60761014
Keep crying wagie

>>60761026
I just watched a 1 Oz 2020 BU go for 120 usd on fleabay. Lower mintage numbers and boobas.

>>60760945
Would they be fine with your hanging out on this website and planning the production of frensmark

>>60760850
>What gives crypto and stocks its value?
All value comes from life.
In other words, crypto and stocks derive value from something else higher up the hierarchical order closer to life.
If you would really like the breakdown, we can start with air.
3 minutes without air most die.
Then water
3 days without water most die.
Then food
3 weeks without food, most die.
Moving down the hierarchy from here, I personally would place silver and gold without which all of the technology makes the 3 above this nonexistent.
Simple really.

>>60761123
He shills hideous Todd's garbage he only wants to profit on white mens misery

>>60761000
>You missed econ 101, not my problem
So you can't explain what gives crypto its value? Makes sense that you can't seeing you're an obvious fast food worker on his lunch break.

>>60761000
We're still posting slop?

>>60761129
That's nice, but asking is suppressed to prove how dumb iqdelete is if he can't explain why he's shilling what he does.

>>60761193
>suppressed
*supposed

>>60761184
Not my problem you are poor and dumb

>>60761186
Mexican slop

>>60761186
Yes.

47 poasts by this id
>so much wealth beyond measure
cant even poast a set of car/aparment/bike lock keys…
my nigger, (you) are the dumbest monke on the interwebs

Got a 14k pendant bezel for a 5g pamp suisse bar.
I controlled the entire process of creation, I bought the 3d cad files, paid a casting house to cast it, I ordered lab made diamonds from China, I cleaned up the casting and had a jeweler set the stones.
Overall it cost me $650 to create the bezel, the bar is separate, a similar piece sells for around $1800-2k on the retail market. I cut out all the ((middlemen))

>>60761595
Nice, but since we care about investment is it melt ,$200?

>>60761595
looks nice

Goal in life: find a woman who will look at you like deputy Gerard looks at Asahi

Secondary goal is to make IQDalit look retarded (already achieved by everyone, dalit included lol)

>>60761694
The bezel has around $300 of gold. The casting house charged me about $50 on top of the gold value.
Diamonds cost about $100
$200 for the stone setting.
I know i wasted like 300 to put shiny worthless diamonds on it like a nigger, but I was honestly just testing the manufacturing process. Now I know how to get any custom jewelry made for very cheap compared to the retail price.

I got a chain with it that I bought for spot on ebay, which i fixed the clasp myself.
The other day I bought a cuban link bracelet for 10% over spot on ebay, it was sold by an account with no feedback, which can be good because its being sold by a normie instead of a pawn shop or jewelry store that are trying to get 200% over spot, and nowadays ebay has an authentication program on high value purchases so they test the gold before sending it to you.
I have experience with making jewelry and could make the bracelet myself but it honestly takes so long that im more than happy to spend the 10% over spot to save tons of time which I could have used to make more than that cost.

>>60761595
That's really cool:)

>>60760676
>i got accepted based on extremely high PSAT scores,
the only thing you can't lie about online is your intelligence

protip, you're a fucking retard.

>>60760647
>>60760650
it will come and nobody of the npcs will fight it. democracies were the real dictatorships all along

New thread:
>>60761925
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>>60761925
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>>60761595
sorry to ask, but are you a nigger by any chance?

>>60760719
The type of control you're talking about isn't feasible across large distances or against decentralized resistance. These technologies have maintenance and upkeep costs, operational lifespans, battery/energy limits and many other fragilities.
S p r e a d o u t, dig in. Become independent. Learn and practise opsec.

>>60762429
you'd be surprised how willing people are to be slaves. germans pulled off the surveillance state just fine without any of the fancy tech we have now. the peoples jealousy and greed and selfishness are very powerful weapons