Thread 60846884

Liberty Medal Edition

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

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

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

>Numismatic search
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/
https://www.ma-shops.com/

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

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

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

>Prospecting
https://youtu.be/ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://www.usgs.gov/programs/mineral-resources-program/science
https://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/news/mines-and-minerals
https://www.amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

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

Previous Thread: >>60837061

Is $3400 the new floor now officially?

Hey frens, I wanted to share this with you all. I did an analysis on the "silver glut" that's pushed around here by IQDELET, to see if there was maybe some chance in hell that he is onto something.

I poured through the World Silver Survey reports and manually entered the values in the supply and demand tables that appear throughout their publications. All I did was enter Total Supply and Total Demand, and found the difference (and I confirmed that difference through the report numbers). This assumes recycling was only done once for every ounce reported, which allows for maximum supply. I then plotted the numbers in a bunch of different figures, but picrel is the most relevant to the claims.

The data only goes back as far as 2004 for a couple reasons, namely that, since the publication of the 1995 edition, surplus/deficit balances of 0 were reported, and the 2014 edition was the first report after this that had more exact supply/demand numbers. Earlier editions before 1995 had this too, but I have to look more into whether the numbers are global or not.

The reported annual supply/demand values for each year differ between editions too, sometimes drastically. I don't know why this is, but just to be conservative, I found the cumulative sums for the mean, min, and max values across editions for each year from 2004 to 2023 or so. This is what is charted in picrel.

As you can see, there is clearly no recent surplus. Adding in values from previous reports would not yield nearly enough to put the surplus at some ridiculous amount like 43B oz either.

I also found a paper written in 1930 that shows that, from 1493 to 1927, total silver ever mined in America, which became 84% of the world output, was only 14B oz. Last year's cumulative deficit blows that out of the water.

I'm open to critiques about how I found the values for this chart, and there are some gaps I didn't account for, but I'm pretty sure there is no massive surplus based on the data.

Fuck IQDELET.

>>60846984
Here are all published individual differences per year as well. Empty circles are means

>>60847004
Fuck, here's a better image

>>60846984
>>60847004
>>60847018
based
thank you and IQ tongues my anus

>>60846884 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mVw7DEXW94

>>60846984
>>60847004
God-tier work: screen capped for future referrals.
Thanks Anon.

>>60846984
>from 1493 to 1927, total silver ever mined in America, which became 84% of the world output, was only 14B oz
curious, makes me instantly think of the free silver policy fuckery from the 1880's
>This assumes recycling was only done once for every ounce reported, which allows for maximum supply
break this down for me if you would, would this effectively be the silver trapped in solar panels because it wouldn't be cost effective until silver breaks above 100/oz, and cases like it?

I have sizeable positions in dividend stocks and BTC, but I also try to put about 20% of my money into physical silver and gold. Having that base of precious metals as insurance actually gives me a lot of confidence to invest in things I wouldn't otherwise.

>>60847082
>would this effectively be the silver trapped in solar panels
Oddly specific, but it's a bit early to be recycling solar panels, isn't it? Ask your favorite AI. Mine gave quite an extensive list of sources, and says it's done because it's profitable. Dunno where you got the 100/ozt figure for break-even.

>>60846984
>>60847004
>>60847018

Actually there may be some weight to the surplus. 14B oz in 1927 vs an average 1B cumulative deficit last year implies a surplus. So I will have to look further. But that number will be eaten up in coming years

>>60847070
Thank you anon. It requires more research. Hopefully I can get as much global data as possible in the years between 1930 and 2000 or so

why is silver so expensive wtf

>>60847149
>It requires more research.
Perhaps not. Not sure why you went through this effort, but I assume it was to discredit *him*. Therefore, mission accomplished.

>>60847355
Ah... but IS it?

>>60847355
I think it might be allowed to rise incrementally while powers that be position themselves before they let it run or blow up

>>60847391
yeah the last time ive boughted it was $10 dollars less. 20 coins is 200 more. unacceptable

>>60847355
>1oz Asahi bar almost $45
Feels good man

>>60847149
And this is the difference between gold and silver. Gold sits around but silver corrodes and disappears. 90% of the silver mined has gone bye bye. So 90% of 14billion is 1.4bn ounces remaining.

From my calculations, there is about 5bn oz of silver in above ground form. And then add 2 billion more thats being hidden in particle accelerators and stuff. 7bn oz of available silver is reasonable.

>>60847459
>silver corrodes and disappears.
wrong. kys

>>60847459
>starts by saying up to 90% of silver has been lost
>ends by saying 7-10% of silver has been lost
>anon posts this ai slop uncritically

>>60847459
>silver corrodes
You are mentally handicapped. It is one of 5 "precious metals" on the periodic table because
a) It is not a gas like Hydrogen or Xenon
b) It does not react with oxygen like Aluminum or Iron do
c) It does not face radioactive decay like Curium or Plutonium
Silver and gold literally last forever.

Well what if I don't want to ever sell my shinies anyway?

>>60847463
Go ahead and take some more covid booster shots

Yea silver reacts with the environment what do you think tarnish and patina are.

When it gets bad enough, that silver has turned into something else so yeah it disappears from pure silver into oxidized form.

>>60846884 (OP)

Which is more based?

Refusing to work so that I don't contribute taxes to the tyrants?

OR

Working some gay job having to pay taxes, and buying as many PMs as possible with what little cash is left over?

>>60847530
the second one

>>60847495
Silver sulfide AG2S

What chemical process is the reaction between sulfur and silver?

I'm pretty sure most these replies are bots as why would people be so unnecessarily rude? They don't like us discussing the unknown and hard to verify silver reserves...

>>60847530
second is literally me

Congratulations to Maryland for taxing all their coin shops out of business
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpdMDmt3UbA

>>60847382
Yeah it was. Assuming his "surplus" is on a global scale from mining within the past 60 years alone, then he is sorely mistaken. Likely just lying.

>>60847530
Get a government job so that you're driving the government further into debt, and use the money to buy metal.

>>60847618
>Likely just lying.
Absolutely. Therefore, mission accomplished. You proved him wrong. Recognize now that any further effort means he's owning your time.

>>60847459
>but silver corrodes and disappears.
My 2,500yo silver says otherwise

There is 3rd option, work some job in mini Business model (like "Kleingewerbe" in DE/Germany. PL has similar thing.) until the tax limit of around 11.000 EUR. Then you only have to pay the "must be" taxes like GEZ/TV-Radio, Health insurance, Car tax+insurance, Electricy+Water+Phone, and rent home or if have house then the ground tax, and the buy tax on near all wares like food, Benzin. This way you reach the limit in August/September if had enough customers/clients, rest of year is for you. Or depend on work you get you work for 2 or 5 weeks, then 2 weeks free if none is calling you etc. = much more free time, even if not earn much money, +/- 3 free months in a year, not like the other full work slaves happy about 4 weeks/year free + the holidays in springtime they use to fill with their vacation days to get longer weekends.

>>60847459
Silver coins from 2000 years ago are still available on ebay for cheap. Guess they didn't corrode and disappear, did they? They form a thin layer of tarnish from sulfur in the air and then stay that way for thousands of years.

>>60847548
>>60847557
>>60847619

There's a union job working contract for the state that pays better than most entry level jobs, nothing like the $75/hr I was getting to install WiFi for hospitals injecting the clot shots into the chattle, but it's livable in these times and would allow some overhead to still buy PMs. Nonsense affirmative action, DEI employer, everything sucks so hard. I hate this government so much.

>>60847459
>From my calculations, there is about 5bn oz of silver in above ground form. And then add 2 billion more thats being hidden in particle accelerators and stuff. 7bn oz of available silver is reasonable.
I did the maths on my end too, trying to have a holistic vision to encompass everything, but it's been a while back i don't remember the figures. But i think i ended up with something like 13Boz for all silver availible above ground worldwide, in any form. It may seems like a big figure but in truth it's fucking nothing if you consider how much capital it got to absorb eventually, and how much of it is "stuck" in another form (it's not like we ever gonna melt down ancient coinage/artifacts for example) or lost.
But don't quote me on this 13B figure, i need to find back my maths to confirm.

>>60847514
>When it gets bad enough, that silver has turned into something else
wrong

>>60847734
If the 10%-remaining figure is true (and I would insist on seeing the source for that), then you would need only 36.28 ozt to be in the top 1%.

>>60846984
Have a (you) of appreciation, anon.

Dont be a panican.
God bless you.

I got rich by buying silver.

>>60847459
I really do think anons should be about 80/20 gold/silver despite the out of whack ratio. If it was 2014 I wouldn’t care and be all for silver, but it seems like there is going to be some flipped switch soon and I’m not convinced silver will be apart of it. And unironically, if silver does do everything we think it will then a mere 200 ounces of silver would be a king’s ransom anyway.

I think you people with 80-20 or 90-10 silver to gold ratios in your stacks are playing with fire, and at very minimum should be 50/50.

>For example. You have 700 ounces of silver and 1 ounce of gold. Make that 300 ounces of silver and 5 ounces of gold total.

>for example. You have 1800 ounces of silver and 3 ounces of gold. Make that 800 ounces of silver and get that 13 ounces of gold under your belt.

Bought one of these recently. What am I in for? Anyone else use metal detectors? What are some of your good finds?

>inb4 bottle cap king

All-in crypto bulls are blowing their brains out today, and I'm sitting here comfy looking at my stack.

>>60848119
I just think that people with like 2000 ounce of silver are crazy. There are people in comments I’ve read on YouTube who’ve been stacking for like 4 years and they only have like 82 ounces of silver. The top end of those comments after 3-4 years of stacking are like 300-400. That’s literally all you need.

So few Americans own gold and silver that if someone with say 5 ounces of silver and 300 ounces of gold doesn’t make it in that paradigm shift then someone with 1,500 ounces of silver and 15 ounces of gold isn’t gonna make it either.

There are probably enough people out there who don’t stack, who have family heirlooms, or stacked for a couple years in the past and don’t even think about stacking anymore who have maybe 20-50 ounces of silver and/or an ounce or two of gold. So that when a reset does happen, these people (maybe 10 million people?) have just enough to stay above water to keep things from completely falling apart as the transition occurs. It isn’t just gonna be everyone is fucking fucked and then the guys with 800 ounces of silver and few ounces of gold are the kinky people left to thrive.

Cash is flowing to: defence stonks, silver & gold, the SP500, and california, texas, & ohio. Cash will be leaving crypto, tesla, and the entire middle east. Foreign aid is in the process of being canceled and interest rates are set to creep up, causing capital flight away from high risk assets and into tangible ones, the folding loop is being closed.
>inb4 the sp500 isnt tangible
K, but gold and silver are extremely tangible.
Also, theres going to be another city outside of Las Vegas as a between point but itll become more popular and vegas will become livable.

>>60848173
>There are people in comments I’ve read on YouTube who’ve been stacking for like 4 years and they only have like 82 ounces of silver. The top end of those comments after 3-4 years of stacking are like 300-400.
Those are lazy niggers. I've got 2400 and i'm the laziest neet around the block. And i don't think i'm crazy. If someone knows how fucked things are (and everybody should by now, but hee..), they have no excuse to only own like 100oz after years of stacking. How are you supposed to protect your family with so few?

>>60847619
some of us already are

>>60848198
If you need say 500 ounces of silver to last a year, so like 50-ish ounces of silver per month (or 1 oz of gold per month) then there’d be literally no point in investing in silver and gold. The vast vast vast majority of stackers are probably in the 100-200 oz range. So what would be the fucking point of being able to last 2-6 months just to end up being fucked and dying after you run out?

For stacking to be worth it for ardent stackers it would have to be something like 3-6 ounces of silver to last you a month in the reset. Then the guy with 200 ounces of silver (which isn’t that much) can buy a business for 100 ounces and a house for 100 ounces. Something like that.

I’m merely stating that the people with the amount of silver you have are really playing with fire if you have less than 5 ounces of gold. If you have less than 5 ounces of gold you should immediately get that up to 10 ounces at the expense of your enormous silver stack. And then you still have a huge silver stack.

>>60847619
I do that, but for a publicly traded bank.

>>60848198
The point is those guys with 100 ounces will be fine. They have to be fine in a reset. If dudes with 100 ounces of silver aren’t gonna have a small windfall, then you are going to be very disappointed having stacked as much silver as you have. I’m just saying gold is a sure thing. And we aren’t sure is silver is a sure thing. It could be, but it’s not worth the risk to be so heavily lopsided in silver vs gold when 200-300 ounces of silver should be a king’s ransom considering how few Americans actually own silver

>>60848251
>not worth the risk to be so heavily lopsided in silver vs gold when 200-300 ounces of silver should be a king’s ransom considering how few Americans actually own silver
Midwit mentality. Stack silver cheap and deep. Have a 1:500 GSR. Own 1000toz of silver and no gold.

>>60848236
That's not how i envision things. To me it's
>have it? Yes / No
>want more? Yes / No
And i just ponder for a minute
>mhmm.. Yes

>>60848139
Lol what happened. Is that why that retarded monkeyjeet isn't spamming our threads?

>>60848269
iirc Mike Maloney said he stack at 1:1000 kek.

>>60848299
BTC flash crash, dumped below 110K which was a massive bear flag. ETH dumped around 10%. A lot of the other altcoins followed real fast.

>>60848300
Mines like 1:190 currently
Fuck silver FUDders
>huuudrrrrrrururrr YoU oNlY nEeD sO mUcH sIlVeR
Anyone with that cuck mentality can eat my shit

Total IQpajeet death. Lol calling silver a scam when we all new the crypto rugpull was coming.

>>60848119
My wife and I are probably lagging in the gold, but between waiting for a favorable window on the GSR and the fact the majority of our gold is in heirloom jewelry pieces we're doin' alright. Not ideal stacking but most of our gold was bought by somebody else and we inherited it and the vast majority is wearble.

>>60848173

I have 10oz of gold and 3k oz of silver in my IRA. I'm not nearly old enough in my early 30's to yank it tax free, but I'm thinking I'll just do it and not pay. Everything about this society is designed to enslave us from the gas we buy (from other nations) to the money we earn being taxed to hire our h1b replacements. There might literally be nowhere left for a man to live free, so maybe the door kicking IRS looking for their $30k will liberate me from this intolerable existence as a slave.

>>60844799
I'd like to sell some within 10 years to help with a house deposit and save the rest long term.

>>60845616
>I eschew gold having obscenely high premiums
good to know

>>60845247
how?

How much silver should you have if you have 5 oz of gold? 10 oz of gold? 15 oz of gold? 20 oz of gold?

threadly reminder. not for sale. free game.
>>>/tg/96367444

>>60848300
Mike Maloney glows desu.

>>60848313
1 silver ounce = 2 weeks worth of wages historically. 50 ounces of silver means 2 years.

700 ounces of silver = 28 years of wages.

I don’t think you autists have the presence of mind to understand exactly what I’m saying. The point is almost nobody in America owns 700 ounces of silver. Even most committed stackers don’t own that much.

And when they talk about gold revaluation we have no fucking clue what that means for silver. Some people just assume it’s gonna go to muh historical 16-1 ratio. I think that’s bullshit.

All I’m saying is you are really putting your neck out there for no reason if you are 80-90% silver and have over 25k in metals.

If you only got 10k or less in metals then Ok go the 100% silver route. But if you got 2,000 ounces of silver and 2 ounces of gold then you are a fucking idiot to not exchange for like 5-6 more ounces of gold right now at this horrible ratio.

>>60848475
You glow
>yOu ReAlLy DoNt NeEd ThAt MuCh SiLvEr

>>60846984
Based and screenshot pilled

My crypto friends are wailing in agony today.

crypto nerds will seethe

>>60847355
it is not

>>60848562
Aren't those the flaps that will kill your silver?

>>60848251
>silver fud
if gold is a "sure thing" then so is silver (in fact, it is more so)

>>60848139
sexy asahi

>crypto nerds seething
it was prophesied
we've only begun

And sheeeee gone

more asahi please

>>60848697
OK

>>60848706
>>60848715
Exquisite. Thank you

Department of the Interior releases draft 2025 List of Critical Minerals

Guess Who is on it?

Platinum and Silver
public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2025-16311.pdf

>>60848779
Any time, good sir!

>>60848775
A fine start to a pile. Thank you

>>60848799
>99
Nice. Very nice.

>>60848139
>>60848664
>sexy asahi
>>60848697
>more asahi please

>>60848475
wat

>>60846884 (OP)
>Liberty Medal Edition
>
Got none, not 1.

>>60848886
Lovely rows, thank you

the log today makes me chuckle in a sensible manner

>>60848129
>Bought one of these recently. What am I in for?
A lot of pull tabs, foil, beer cans, nails, and bottle caps
>Anyone else use metal detectors? What are some of your good finds?
Dollar-wise the best things I find are old west ghost town saloon tokens. I like finding old jewelry though. Or antique mining artifacts.

what kinds of places do you detect?

I have 1 oz of gold and 20-30 oz of silver. What’s the optimal amount of silver to have before even considering another oz of gold?

>>60848992
silver only

>>60848992
Personally I'd go 100 oz. That first 100 feels so good. Captcha: PASTA

>>60848693
Is trump laying the ground work to end the fed?

>>60848992
I'm going to 365 oz of silver before switching to gold.

>>60848905
didn't you order two?

>>60849014
No, he's been screaming for lower rates. Even in his first term, he said he wanted interest rates "at zero or lower." Ultimately, the only way to force that to happen is through debasing the currency. What's incredible about this song and dance with Trump vs Powell is that interest rates never actually got high enough to stop the expansion of credit. We've reached the stage where it's impossible to raise interest rates enough to stop inflation without collapsing the whole system. All that awaits us is more and more inflation, so you better keep stacking.

>>60848992
Get to 200 ounces of silver. Then go gold till you get at least 5 ounces.

>>60848893
Autistics don’t have emotional intelligence. I actually didn’t notice it for 10 years either, but Maloney has a slightly sleezeball and Fed glow to him. And then I started thinking, well, maybe he’s there shilling silver to throw people off the scent of gold because in this re-structuring or revaluation gold goes to say 50k and then what’s silver gonna do? Go to $2,000? Or even $1,000 at 50 to 1 ratio? I honestly don’t think that’s going to happen.

>>60849009
I mostly have junk and 5 oz buffalos. (I like the way they look and the weight in my hand) I don’t know what else to buy to stack easily. I was thinking 1 and 5 oz buffalos, more junk, and some heavier bars to add weight.

>>60848654
It isn’t FUD dude. I’m down with silver. Open up any silver video on YouTube. It’s all the same bullshit for fucking years. Literally every comment now is…

>had I only bought gold
>been hearing this shit for 15 years.
>been hearing this since ‘91

With all the psyops it’s dawned on me they want more people in silver and not gold. And now a lot of people are relatively balls deep in silver and won’t trade at this ratio out of spite.

If silver really is the key, then you’ll be swimming in pussy with a couple hundred ounces anyway, while being plenty good on the gold side as well.

>>60848992
I would actually even sell your gold to get 130 ounces of silver. Then it’s not terribly far to reach 200 oz, and then go gold. I think the lower on the totem pole you are at the more it makes sense to go into silver first. Secure a sizeable 200oz stack HOPE for a narrowing of the ratio of 30-1. And then go gold after getting 200 ounces of silver

>>60849083
>all the historical data he presents doesn't matter, he's a sleezeball
Next you'll say something like "well he's selling something, so he's automatically dishonest"

>>60848792
>antimony
kek looks like they learned their lesson from poo bear’s spanking… ive played videogames against russians and theyll permacamp resources every day all day, just saying

>>60848792
>Platinum and Silver
Nice - I'll have to update my data.

>>60849124
If you had say 1,000 ounces of silver and 1 ounce of gold. And you had secret information that gold would be revalued next week are you telling me that you would stay at that current 1000 to 1 ratio?

Gold will be revalued anywhere from $5,000/oz to $75,000/oz

And you have no idea what silver will do. Maybe silver goes to 6 to 1 ratio where you make a killing. Or silver just stays in the vicinity of $40 give or take a $10-$20 swing upwards after the revaluation.

You would not stay at the 1000 to 1 silver to gold ratio you currently have. You would exchange probably 500-700 ounces of silver for 5-7 ounces of gold, while keeping 300-500 ounces of silver as a gamble. Which is more than plenty of silver would skyrocket

>>60849055
That sounds like the start of run away inflation. Interesting. Probably only four months left with silver below $40. Who knows what happens after that

>>60849124
You are basically gambling on silver to revert to the old ratios after the revaluation. Cuz the revaluation is going to come first. I mean I guess silver could front run a revaluation, where maybe silver goes to $100 before the flip is switched for gold. But then you’d have to exchange it before the revaluation.

>>60849279
>>60849298
When is this supposed revaluation supposed to take place?

>>60849309
Who knows but seems like it’s gonna happen. Bessent said we gon monetize tha asset side of the balance sheet for America fr fr.

Why are miner's websites so utterly dogshit?

The companies put in online lists (say for lithium) often times don't even have a single project that includes lithium. Technical reports are almost always missing, websites are broken, many don't even bother listing financial reports. Who is investing in these garbage miners?

Thank you for reading my blog.

im cheesed to meet you?!? sounds like dei shit, whats this gibberish say on the back?

>>60849406
Cheese in other languages.

>>60849309
They likely will never say, because the element of surprise is probably key in a revaluation. If you don't catch the world off guard, they'll load up on the gold in advance. Some insiders will probably still move though, so if there's a big spike in gold with no explanation, that's probably an early warning sign.

>>60849454
It’s probably been happening since $2,000

>>60849406
the other languaged almost make me want it, but cheesed to meet you has nothing to do with /pmg/ so im not interested.

>>60849298
Anything but silver, right?
A different argument, but the song remains the same.

>>60846984
Nice post, anon, thank you.

>>60849406
>>60849584
I have no idea why this coin is apparently going to be made. Its not a /pmg/ meme, or a popular meme at all anywhere. It was a shitcoin for a while that faded out quickly I guess. Frensmark got cancelled for this?

>>60849677
Feel free to start up a crowdfund for your own design

Why are some so particular about how other anons should stack?

>>60849841

Because they're ideologically brainwashed. Once someone is brainwashed into an ideology and it becomes a core part of who they are, they will defend it vehemently no matter what, even if the contradicting evidence is right in front of them.

https://youtu.be/PwSUly4K_ls

>>60849591
>Anything but silver

>>60849083
You could have an argument if Maloney wasn't shilling gold like crazy too. I invite you to look at his yt channel rn, like 60% of all his recent vids are about gold. His discourse never changed over the years : he doesn't care about what PM to stack, he only refers to G:S ratio to know what he should buy at any given time. And to his opinion, you better buy silver when the ratio is above 80, and gold when it's below 80. Simple as, really.
Which to my opinion is already pretty generous for gold, idk if you have seen my lenghty posts 2 breads ago, where i lay down with all the figures how much silver & gold ends up in investable form? My conclusion was pretty astonishing, the final number was 1:3. You only have x3 more silver existing in investable form than gold.

Yes gold got the hedge because it's the de facto metal chosen by the central banks as store of value, and we know from experience bimetalism doesn't work in a fully globalized world where arbitrage can be done in few clicks. But this is all based on human perception of value, not hard numbers, and perceptions can change over time. As the good lil autism i am, i prefer to side with maths rather than perception, but in truth it's 50/50 chances. That's why it's so important to own both metals to cover your ass the best you can.

>>60848978
I've only been out a handful of times and have found everything you've mentioned. I have found a few dollars and cents (I'm a canuck). I've been detecting at the local park. The playground had a 925 earing and the sand volleyball court had some loonies and toonies.

Going to try it at the local beach this weekend. Do you dig everything? Any tips or tricks?

>>60849406
By far the ugliest coin ever to be made by mintanon. Idk why it's being made in the first place, a lot of anons didn't seems to like it.

>>60850056
>>60849406

>>60849406
I've always appreciated meme coins but never ordered any. This one is so fucking dumb...
So I ordered two.

Ive seen it and its grand; the future to be specific. Dont lose hope, never listen to panicans. God bless you

Hopefully we take more scalps tomorrow

>>60850051
>Do you dig everything?
mostly wild west relics and victorian mining tools and junk. I mostly detect ghost towns that were abandoned by 1917 or so. I find a lot of indian head pennies and V nickels. Also a lot of bullet shells. Most of what I find is trash, but it's very old trash. Stuff like steel cans and metal roofing and square nails.
>Any tips or tricks?
Sounds like you're doing fine. If I could go back and tell myself anything I'd say:
1. When you dig a target stick the spade in a good 6 inches in front of the target, and dig deeper than you expect it to be. I've ruined a few great coins by sticking the shovel through them.

2. Go slow and overlap your swings. You'll find more stuff covering a few feet really well than covering miles of ground badly.

3. Experiment with different settings by tossing some coins out in the yard and seeing how the detector reacts on different settings. Your minelab is a really great machine, and if you practice on different settings you'll find tons of stuff with it. Minelabs in general are the best detectors out there for most things.

Guys I think this gold is fake

How do you guys buy gold and silver ?
Do you go in a physical shop or just order online ?
I'm asking because im looking into buying but Im afraid of being stalked for the former and the shipping costs are expensive for the latter (20-30€ for most sites in my country and that's on the cheaper side).

Everyone here? Got Rich from buying Silver

>>60850591
>click "Add to Cart"
>repeat until over the free shipping threshold
>continue to the "Checkout" screen and pay
Wow so hard

>>60850659
>free shipping threshold
I fucking wish but theres no such thing in my country.

>>60850647
>critical metals list
>that's a list of every metal on the elements table, minus gold and iron

>>60850591
>but Im afraid of being stalked for the former
Must sucks to be diagnosed with psychosis paranoia. If you shit yourself at the idea of entering a shop to purchase some PMs, you'd better abandon stacking bro, kek.

>>60850685
Nothing prevent you purchasing from another country's bullion website. That's legit the only good thing who came up from the EUSSR : no customs between nations.
I nootice you use euros + are in a country with LCS, which mean you do not live in a shithole such as Romania or Serbia. Thus you shouldn't have much issues finding an online bullion dealer accepting to deliver to your country.

>>60850718
Nah, Im just being cautious, independant gold seller are starting to close shop one by one in thé whole country because they are for some reason introducing browns in the area where theyre located.

>>60850731
Thanks, Im retarded so I forgot this was possible.

>>60850755
where do you live?

>>60850762
>asking the self-admitted schizo who worries about his LCS stalking him where he lives

>>60850797
Poking a little fun at him lol. Imagine being so paranoid even your country is too sensitive of an information tho, that must sucks to live like that...

my anonimint order is on its way :3c

>>60848518
Historical values of silver are not much use directly because they are based on the ratio of silver to the quantity of goods in circulation and number of people circulating the goods and silver at that time. If you really want to do that historical calculation, you need to have an idea of the total amount of silver in circulation at a given time compared with the population at that time and the volume of goods and services in the economy. Then compare that to our modern conditions. I think you will find that the amount of silver above ground today compared to current population and size of economy is less by several magnitudes than it was in any historical time. That means that if an ounce of silver was worth two weeks of wages historically, it will be worth more like two months of wages if it were remonetized today.

>>60847004
>>60846984
Looooooool

And not a single reply from these kike chatbots. Not one single reply to any good information, all they can do is spread lies and distraction posts. I love that he bumps the thread but no one bothers responding to him any more because they know his kike tactics.

>>60850762
Let's just say that we're probably the most hated EU country in the US.

>>60850881
They don't even think about us, we just are the dying vassal states who need to be bled to death before completely vanishing from existence.

>>60850844
>it will be worth more like two months of wages
>buy 10-50toz a month
>retire and have multiple generations of wealth to pass on

we are already rich we are just waiting for the economic situation to catch up

Today, 75 oz of silver reached. Next step 100 oz.

Keep on stacking.

>>60850943
>835
Which country does that?

>>60850983
Its silver and a ton of European countries like Switzerland and Spain used .835 fineness silver for their circulation coinage. Switzerland was using it up until the late 1960's just like Canada where as most other countries got rid of silver in their coinage much earlier. I think France got rid of silver in the 1920's.

>>60851009
Damn
IQ was right all along
The bajillion ounce glut, the 140000 oz to make it, the instant 85% losses, the 900% taxes, the minty fren, the todds garbage, the G_d damn thing is all ,,,,,,,, a scam!
I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER THAN TO BE A STACKTARD

>>60850410
how large would that hand have to be?

>>60850232
Thanks for that. I find I swing pretty fast and wide. I'll try to tighten up the area and sweep a bit slower. I'm still having a hard time placing which part of the coil is triggering the beeps. Even when I use the pinpoint mode it narrows down the search to just the size of the coil. I will then use a handheld pin pointer, but I find it's never in the same spot of where the coil imprint on the ground will be. Sometimes my handheld pinpointer will hit the target more on the left side of the coil imprint, sometimes on the right. What I'm trying to say is I spend a lot of time digging and trying to find it with the handheld pinpointer. Not the biggest deal to me, but sometimes I watch guys on YouTube and they have the item out of the ground almost instantly once their metal detector gives them the signal.

What got you into the hobby?

>>60850232
>I mostly detect ghost towns that were abandoned by 1917 or so
How you check for permission or you just yolo there?

just realized I got crypto-rugged for a few tokens I had on tradeogre lmao, feels like a right of passage in the golden age of ((()))

>>60851418
Why can't we ever get spot prices in Canada

>>60847355
Its not, the dollar is dying

this is just a commercial for asahi refining i take it?

>>60851453
Silver gold bull usually has their 10oz bar at spot. It's currently out of stock but if you keep your eye on it or sign up for notify me when back in stock it should replenish before the end of the week.

https://www.collectpure.com/
>transparent buy/sell order book
>free shipping both ways
>easily get more than selling to an LCS
>prices way below buying from an LCS
>middleman inspects the product to ensure it's authenticity
>basically makes wholesale buy and sell prices available to everyone
Why isn't this 1000x more popular?

>>60851486
No some of us are just fans of theirs.

>>60849026
>didn't you order two?
Indeed, yet as of now, this moment, they are birds in the bush, not in the hand, so I must remain honest and authentic.

>>60851486
We're weebs (and yes, we know its in the US) and their stuff has a nice modern clean aesthetic. For a generic round/bar, that's more attractive to look at than a bunch of buffalo rounds or whatever. And yes, I know Asahi makes their own buffalo rounds (which are also better looking than the other generic buffs). I would like to know how much their sales spiked after /pmg/ decided they were the favorite kino generic though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oTKq-GdZ6M

>>60851734
>so I must remain honest and authentic
i couldn't ask for more

>>60851842
was it shipfren that likes the columbian expedition half dollars?

>>60851807
>We're weebs
*some of us

>>60851842
well i'm spamming now, sorry, but that guy has essentially a goldback business card? so we could likely figure out how to actually do frenbacks if we put our collective brains together

Let's start sacrificing Russian toddlers to make silver go up ASAP.

>>60848379
>anhero via irs door kickers
my brother in christ. if you truly feel this way, consider moving to a place that doesn't have property tax. there are many countries around the world that support farming/living off grid and have no annual property tax. fiji is paradisical, supports farming, bartering goods/services is still practiced, and the people are friendly. AND there is no annual property tax.
>tl;dr if you have money to stack, you have money to start somewhere else.

cyprus, monaco, malta, lichtenstein, croatia...

>>60851807
Asahi means "morning sun".

*cuts throat of a Russian toddler*

IT'S WORKING!

I think I need a bigger knife.

>>60851981
>>60851957
>>60851945
>>60851908
Maybe reddit is more your style

>>60850983
>>835
>>Which country does that?

If only you knew...

Many countries after the second half of the 19th century applied different silver fineness to their silver coins.

And yes, I waste my time sorting through all this, doing long and tedious research just to make sure I can weigh my stack correctly. The fact is that it's often easier to buy old mismatched currency because it's often sold by people who are dumbly ignorant about the price of silver or the value of their coins. In short, it's a good way to build up your stack quickly and cheaply. Reselling to harmonize your stack is even easier once the price goes up.

>>60848449
I think it should be like have 100 oz of silver for every 3oz of of gold.

>>60848449
1:100 is the official /pmg/ ratio

>>60850049
I don’t think Maloney was shilling gold that much 10-15 years ago. He’s probably forced to now cuz of what gold has done. I’ve always known Maloney as the silver guy, not gold. And just think how many thousands of people out there he convinced to get into silver instead of gold when gold was at like $700 and silver today isn’t even higher than it’s 2011 high even tho prices of everything have tripled since 2011. If he is a fed, he’s literally done his job. There are people a lot of people out there with probably 1,500 ounces of silver and 2 ounces of gold, and they could have had 40 ounces of gold, and now that’s impossible for them to attain, and these people now probably have Stockholm syndrome and won’t sell a good portion of their stacks to get the much needed gold cuz muuuh 6 to 1 ratio is coming.

And even if the ratio narrows to 60-50 to 1 that relatively small gain in the ratio where you can get a few ounces of free gold isn’t really worth it considering it might not happen and we are seemingly on the precipice of some sort of reset

>My conclusion was pretty astonishing, the final number was 1:3.

Great, if that happens (it won’t) you’ll
still be well more than happy having 2-300 ounces of silver. Which still gives you 60-90 ounces of gold. Which is why I’m saying if you have 1000 ounces of silver and 2 ounces of gold, then it really does make sense to sell 500 ounces or so and lock up those extra 5 ounces of gold to be safe, while still having plenty of silver to kill it in a big ratio drop like you are talking about

>>60850844
Ok I agree with that, which gives my argument of being 80-20 gold to silver right now even more weight. If you have 150 ounces of silver then you are going to be killing it in my calculations, and amazingly killing it in your calculations. I’m just not at all convinced that’s going to happen. And I feel like having just 5 ounces of gold will probably be enough to make you super comfortable at minimum in a reset/revaluation. So my point is I think a lot of anons with 700-2,500 oz stacks of silver with only 0-2 ounces of gold are playing with fire when they absolutely don’t need to.

It’s like someone with 50,000 Link (1 million dollars) and 0 BTC. Except link has a waaaay better chance of doing what we think it will do than silver doing what we hope it will do. So you have that 50,000 Link. Why not buy shave off 10,000-20,000 Link and get that steady solid 1-2 BTC’s just to play it safe. Still got plenty of Link. But we know BTC isn’t going anywhere.

>>60851734
>$200 for 2 oz of silver
yikes

>>60852243
it’s okay im just going to keep buying silver

>>60852152
I like this answer as I'm close to this, I think :)

>>60852290
Think of it as $200 for two pieces of uncommon art made of silver.

>>60848449
I'm not a fan of adhering to ratios. Buy what you like and can afford. No-one here is a prophet, and you should enjoy what you have.
But for the record, I'm at about 1:50.

>>60847149
We all should sit back an appreciate the massive size of credit portfolios and the razor thin new supply that comes on board. IQDalit was laughing last thread about a 500M oz glut of silver mined per year. Not much of a glut when all it would take would be America (just one country) to buy 1.5 ounces per person and the entire supply is gone now. What happens if the purchasing power of bank credit starts to weaken? What happens when multi million dollar portfolios start shifting to safety assets? It's all over at that point.

>>60846984
If we were friends IRL I would buy you a case of beer.

>>60851141
the pinpointing with the coil problem has to do with the mode you're using to detect. Computerized modes sound on the movement over the edges of objects, so if you can turn off the computer on your machine it will give you direct pinpoint location. I only have one computerized detector, a Garret Ace. It has a button that you can press to turn off the computer and pinpoint. It should be "All Metal" mode or something similar. It gives a constant whine that goes up as it passes over metal. That's what you use to pinpoint with the coil. It's the discriminator and computer that cause the signal to move around.

I got into detecting to find treasure but sorta stuck with it because even the junk is interesting.
>>60851250
>How you check for permission or you just yolo there?
I have blanket permission from my county to detect county roads and easements, and those run through all the areas I detect. I also know a lot of the landowners personally because they bought the land to detect on it.

Iqelete says there's a 500 million ounce annual glut of silver. I trust him over silver scammer shills who lie about everything

>>60852735
>I have blanket permission from my county to detect county roads and easements, and those run through all the areas I detect. I also know a lot of the landowners personally because they bought the land to detect on it.
wow! Thanks for info

cat is back at the most reasonable premium i've seen in a while

>>60852936
Lmao

>>60852969
better than over 4k no?

>>60852220
>I’ve always known Maloney as the silver guy, not gold. And just think how many thousands of people out there he convinced to get into silver instead of gold
He's just being honest that silver and gold are money, not debt or credit. He also makes his living providing it.
Try not over complications of the facts.

>>60852290
>yikes
You may have misspelled yids

Happening
Cofefe is making moves on the FED

>>60853249
>Happening
Has been, will be.

>check USPS this morning: apurands will be delivered August 29th
>check mailbox this afternoon: apurands are here
Well thanks for fucking up in my favor for once, USPS.
Damn these look nice as hell. GG mintanon

Moving into a new house soon. Excited to get a solid safe and start filling it up.
Anybody have safe recommendations (needs to also hold guns)?

>>60846984
Lol. IQ changed the original number
>there's a 60 billion ounce glut of silver
he was bandying about after I proved to him that there hasn't been 60Bozt mined in all of history. I haven't been around in a while. What number is he tossing around now?

>>60853414
Guns safes are usually the meta choice since they're too big to steal normally

>>60853457
for you

>>60853414
I don't have one, but I would get a underground safe for discretion and in case of a house fire.

>>60850086
Same here. Cheesecoin so stupid so I ordered 2

>>60853356
Suprised it's already out of stock. Older coins are OOP but mintanon seem to have kept some back stock.

>>60853457
You can roll away a gun safe with a furniture dolly.
Getting it bolted down is how you prevent smash-n-grab.

>>60853414
Imagine buying a house when society is about to fail.

>>60853234
I’m just trying to help anons who are over leveraged on silver compared to gold. I just don’t think silver is gonna do what we hope it will do in a revaluation. Being 80-90% silver vs gold is irresponsible. At minimum it should be 50/50. Got 1,000 ounces of silver and 1 ounce of gold. Well sell 400 ounces and have 5 ounces of gold and 600 ounces of silver.

>>60847514
>Yea silver reacts with the environment what do you think tarnish and patina are.
Silver develops an oxide layer over time, but unlike iron, which expands as it oxidized and flakes apart, silver does not naturally shed its oxide layer. The surface changes color, but it does not disintegrate and blow away in the wind like iron.

>>60851486
no this is

>>60853414
Don't keep it in your bedroom or out in the open in the living area. Maybe have a more easily found decoy safe with some minor valuables, paper money, etc in it.

thank you sir

>>60853699
Gold is useless. You are just buying it in the hope that it will be used as money again.
Silver is actually useful and needed. Especially by the military industrial complex. Silver doesn’t need to be money.
100% silver, 0% gold.

>>60852243
I'm not smart enough to predict whether gold or silver will show greater gains in my lifetime. I AM smart enough (I think) to know that gold and silver are both better places to store my wealth than anything else. So I buy both and don't worry.

>>60852142
My guy, I've gotten deals people wouldn't believe doing this - like a few months back I got 5 1963 30 Drachma for £7, the best ones are where they post a pile, and you see enough to know it's worth getting, makes it feel like a treaure hunt

>>60853949
>You are just buying it in the hope that it will be used as money again.

it will be used as a savings vehicle again, unless you're buying a house or property you don't really transact with Gold, Silver is better for like 90% of transactions. Both are money but serve different functions

Gold is like a Bank account
Silver is used as Currency

>>60853949
>Gold is useless
Gold is biocompatible. Billionaires want to rule their empires forever. Neurons are immortal unless trapped inside an aging body. Platinum skulls are for poorfags who can't afford solid gold skulls.

>>60853425
Last thread was 42B

>>60854045
A house or property are actually useful though as someone can live in it. Gold is not.
Silver will never be used as money again because it’s just too useful and needed outside of transacting.

>>60854192
>Silver will never be used as money again
The Chinese probably thought the same thing over 1000 years ago in the Tang dynasty when they were going all-in on paper

>>60854236
Gold makes a better money than silver because it actually has a stable and predictable supply.
99% of the gold mined can still be accounted for. Silver is used and consumed. Horrible money.

>>60854236
>Tang
The Americans drank that in space.
The Chinese, well, that was the first man they sent into space.

>>60853699
>I’m just trying to help
Who are you?
The government?

>>60853949
>Gold is useless.
Gold is the best electromagnetic shield

>>60854011
Ok? We are in the same page. I’m just thinking that anons are crazy to be top heavy silver when they can comfortably be 50/50 in both in case of a reset where silver doesn’t do shit.

>>60852220
You don't get it. You think i'm stacking silver because i think silver will steal/share the monetary standard absolutism of gold.
I don't. I believe gold will remain the standard store of value and wont share this position for a long time. For a simple reason : richfags stacked so much of it. And richfags always win.

I stack silver because the modern world rely so much on it. I stack silver because i believe there is no stopping the technological advancement of mankind.

>>60854011
So few people own gold in America. I could see an ounce of gold easily lasting a couple years. Then if silver duds out, and you only got 2 or two ounces of gold. When you could have easily had 5-10 ounces while still having a top 1% silver stack compared to other Americans or even other stackers. Well you are just shooting yourself in the foot when you could have been set for 10-15 years vs just 1-3 years

>>60853949
Gold is stored energy.

>>60854314
How many more times do you need to repeat yourself per thread?

>>60854314
1:1 ratio

>>60854253
>because it actually has a stable and predictable supply
You give too much credit to our (((elites))) lol. If gold was chosen as *the* store of value, it's because kikes/central bankers saw an opportunity. They scammed the world by slurping all the gold for cheap (or straight up stole it) before making it the lone standard by the force of law. Because they control our institutions.

Back during the bimetallism era, when the globalization of the economy started (1500 AD. onward), the banksters did this DOZENS of time : arbitrage between metals. Buying all the silver and forcing an advantageous G:S ratio for silver. Then slurping the gold for cheap. Then forcing a G:S ratio advantaging gold. Selling it for more silver. Bis repetita ad nauseam.
Nowaday they still do that, but at clownishly large levels, making bank on 0.1% arbitrages : it's the currencies exchange (FOREX).

>>60854371
for reference

if i was looking to buy some twin maples i think i'd go for the one with abrasions

Welcome to our fortress tall
I'll take some time to show you around
Impossible to break these walls
For, you see, the steel is much too strong
Computer banks to rule the world
Instruments to sight the stars
Possibly I've seen too much
Hangar 18, I know too much
Foreign life forms, inventory
Suspended state of cryogenics
Selective amnesia's the story
Believed, foretold, but who would suspect?
The military intelligence
Two words combined that can't make sense
Possibly I've seen too much
Hangar 18, I know too much

>>60854371
Exactly. If you are against (((them))) you buy silver and only silver.

numisisters, i'm literally shaking rn. Bought a lot of x95 old copper coins on ebay with low res pics so it was half a gamble (80€).
The shit is half cull crap worth 0, and half uber LOADED : early US colonial coinage, ultra rare german states pfennigs, rare Brabant dutch-spanish liards, revolutionary money, POWs money, high grade bulgarian & serbian stuff...
Just in front of me i have a 2 Stotinki 1881 in legit MS63+ condition.
I think i'll easily do a x15 on the lot. Thank you Jesus!
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHH

>>60848992
As someone who hit 1.5k silver recent I only have 6 ounces of gold. I feel that I missed the boat so to speak on 500 dollar gold so I have been hoarding silver ever since. And a lot of my junk gold is from old rings too. Sure silver is kind of lofty to carry around in a pinch but if you know what's coming you'll also know hankering down is probably your best option anyway. Just bury the shit ten feet down and forget about it. I agree with the other anon that 100 oz is a milestone and once you reach it you will feel pretty good. Not financial advice just my opinion as a long time stacker. I may quit at 2k silver though who knows.

>>60854585
>I may quit at 2k silver though who knows.
Realistically you'll just move the goalpost to 2.5k.

>>60854585
>I may quit at 2k silver though who knows.
I remember when i used to say that. But then i continued anyway.

>>60854585
Sell 700 ounces of silver and then you already have a make it stack of gold at 13 ounces.

>>60854629
bro, all your posts are about fudding silver for gold, and you've been doing this for 3 threads. I think your message already passed, no need to insist so much, it makes you glow.
Both gold & silver are equally great for different reasons, let the anons cook the way they like/think is best for them.

>>60854629
I like gold, just not enough to DCA or swap ag for au for. If anything I may collect 18k signat rings and apply any gemstones I find while thrifting later. I like jewelry a lot

Gold and silver mining stocks continue to hit fresh 14-year highs today, yet the rise is almost completely unnoticed by the mainstream financial media. Imagine all the coverage any other sector of the market would receive if it were already up over 80% so far in 2025! - Peter Schiff

>>60854354
>1:1 ratio
So why pay 100xs now when you can wait for the inevitable conclusion?

Wonder how much I could get for my 66

Summer is coming to a close. What's going to happen in the Fall And Winter?

>>60854973
The crypto maxis are scared out of their wits right now

>>60854973
>What's going to happen in the Fall And Winter?
It'll get colder and darker in the northern hemisphere, and warmer and brighter in the southern.

Bump

>>60854629
A make it stack of gold is over 1000 ounces, preferably 1400

>>60854585
>>60854615
Realistically you will realize it was a scam and you own goaled your life

>>60851988
Grow some hair on your chest, you liberal snowflake. This is reddit, not some safe space where no one can hurt your ((feelings)).

>>60851988
Grow some hair on your chest, you liberal snowflake. This is not some safe space where no one can hurt your ((feelings)).

Now that I'm back in Switzerland it's harder to impress people with my gold (pic related) and the food isn't as good as my Cambodian homeland. Fortunately I got rich by not buying silver so I won't have to stay long. Kektop! The only people who like precious metals here are the people that sell it to idiots

>>60855500
You're in Peru

Noob here. Got 100k inheritence and looking to "future proof" myself a bit. Will consider adding future savings over time.
15% in BTC
15% in Gold
5% in Silver
50% in ETF's
Rest in cash in an interest account for emergencies.

Was going to buy physical gold and silver.
Is it true that silver will oxidize if I just kept it in my bedroom?
Are prices about to skyrocket?

>>60855608
normally the coins come in capsules or tubes
just dont fingerfukk them, then they stay shiny

stealing hotel guests food again i see,,,
>the boss will catch (you) one day and fire you.
smelly, stinky jeet

And hear i thought we were about to have an IQ free thread

>>60855748
Nothing smart about crying about the government then paying them a huge premium for a commodity with their logo on it then paying punitive taxes when you sell it all to lose money net net

Don't ever (You) me fucking cretin

(you)'re a big guy

last night and insult i poast regarding jeets and then i poast silber

hey guys!
check out how i flex with muh “brass” coins
>stinky brown niggers poos have lop dick

Lmao, pmg baggies obsessing over indians.....how does that help you get rich? It doesn't!!! It's really quite simple,,,stop buying silver

>>60854354
>>60854724
these niggas get it

I got rich from buying silver

1 ounce = 1 acre bros, ww@? feeling pretty demoralized lately

>60855965
>Lmao, pmg baggies obsessing over indians.....how does that help you get rich? It doesn't!!! It's really quite simple,,,stop buying silver
Deceptions...
Misdirections...
Distractions...
Nothing new from they/them, not wanting to live in a poo fight culture is obsession?
Imagine not being able to recognize patterns of disease, and decay.
Oh wait! It's on full display.

>>60855377
that's a great picture

Do you guys keep your precious metals in a safe?

>>60856542
Now is a terrible time to own metals but when the time is right use blackrock ETFs

>>60856542
No.
My father had a safe when I was younger.
When we got robbed, the thieves just stole the safe and because we lived in a shithole full of brown, no one in the neighborhood reacted, if anything, they were even covering them.

>>60856621
I guess if you keep it in a safe, it needs to be heavy enough or bolted to the wall or floor.

Lmao, paying hyuge premiums, buying a hyuge safe and praying for the end of the world for a shitty investment

>>60856664
It wouldnt matter because we got robbed when we were on a vacation (for only 3 days!) and we dont usually take vacation because we were rather poor, which is one of the reason why I suspected the neighbors to be complicit in this.

>>60856769
Lmao, another poor who bought silver... Do the opposite of poors and be rich

i think they fucked the label up. great

>>60855608
Silver doesn't "oxydize" like iron. The surface reacts to sulfur in the air that forms a patina, but it doesn't eat through the metal. There's still silver coins around from ancient Greece thousands of years ago.

>>60856769
Tell the local coin shop what coins you had incase someone walks in with an identical stack for sale. Sometimes dumb niggers will literally walk right in with everything from the PMs to the exact holding case they stole it in giving you almost a perfect match.

>>60856888
It was from long ago, I was like 10 at the time and I dont actually know what was in the safe beside valuable stuff.

>>60856888
Disguise an airtag as a coin and put it in a coin holder with the rest of them, kek.

>>60856888
>>60857222
Trips of truth confirm airtags in your coin holders is the way to go.

i poast 2 gold coins,,,
jeets whines about poastin’ silber?
>dis curry nigger colorblind?
now finna poast silber,,,

Lmao, another jeet who didn’t buy silver... Do the opposite of jeets and be rich!
>stacking dung, and ends up on jeets tongue
and passing down his gullet and out his anus, onto the street thereby completing the circle of poo,,,

>>60857317
>>60857328
Ah yes, the real IQELITE

Bix Weir says I'm going to be rich from buying silver

>>60857506
nope, i poast silber and golb
>i dont shill stonks, bonds, shit coins,,, etc
dont h8 me for mocking currynigger with (,,,)

Another month over, silver scam victims still broke and waging, peter Schiff still has 2 gold lambos bix weir and Rafi still laughing

>>60857521
>i poast silber and golb
>i dont shill stonks, bonds, shit coins,,, etc
Like I said, the real IQELITE, not delete

If you missed getting your WAGMI from a few years ago, now is your chance.

>>60857551
KEKTOP! Cryptards are a sad sight to see,,,,.... When will they stop crying about missing out on silver? It's not too late, anon, just listen to /pmg/ and you too can be rich;;;;,,,, We tried to tell you so many times, you have no excuse.

>>60857661
My good fren Minty admitted there are duplicate frogrounds is that why they are dumping these? Or just cutting their losses?

>>60857661
did someone say WAGMI?

>>60857846
Lmao, the guy who sold them made it, the buyers not so much

ALL HAIL IQELITE

ALL HAIL IQELITE

I bailed out of NVDA just in time this morning. It's tanking right now. Time to place some orders for tubes of eagles.

Who's got that Silver vs Gold trading chart which tells you when to trade what way per ratio? Please and thanks.

>>60858758
Why would you trade silver for gold or vice versa? I'm a greedy motherfucker and just want both.

>>60858776
Cus sometimes the ratio is advantageous. (Thinking 50 year store.)

>>60858776
>The Roman Empire officially set the ratio at 12:1.1 In medieval Europe, it fell to 9.4:1 in 1350 but climbed back to 12:1 in the 1450s.2 The U.S. government fixed the ratio at 15:1 with the Coinage Act of 1792. The long-run average gold/silver ratio is around 65:1 since the 1970s when the gold standard was abandoned. Historically, the ratio hovered more around 15:1.5 The highest the gold-silver ratio has been in recent history was in April of 2020, following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic when the price of gold outpaced silver by more than 125:1.

i'd like your opinion on using eyedrops to clean copper coins. I discovered this trick by chance trying differents stuff i got at home, and i've stick to it for few years now, it's very efficient and the format is very practical : you put few drops and simply rub it gently in a soft tissue for few seconds, and it will get rid of the dirt but leave the patina (can remove the patina too if you bathe the coins in it for 4 hour then rub more vigorously).

I always thought it was very mild components in eyedrops because you know... you are supposed to pour it in your eyes, the part of human anatomy with the most nerves and the most sensitive ones.

But today i looked at the ingredients and the names are kinda spoopy sounding :
>boric acid
>borax
>sodium chloride
>purified water
For 10ml it's 0.18g of boric acid, 0.12g of borax and trace amounts of sodium. So it's mostly purified water.
What do you think? Could it damage copper coins long term?

>>60857222
>>60857227
Reminder to remove the speaker (very easy to do) otherwise it will be to easy for someone to find. IIRC the newer airtags do not have a removable speaker.

>I put one my in my car because its one of the most stolen vehicles in my country

>>60858772
Sauce on BBQ sauce?

>>60858758
Here you go fren.

>>60859074
Cheers

>>60859024
peppercave test batch for new sauces. the new ranch chips are really good :)

>>60859074
>>60859092

>>60859074
Trade green stuff for shiny stuff and you will win either way

>>60847355
Anything below $1000 is cheap imo.

>>60859330
>Trade green stuff for shiny stuff and you will win either way
Or, even better, trade nonexistent digital tokens for shiny tangible stuff. Superwin.

>>60847577
So now what the fuck do I do? Sometimes maybe once every year and a half I will jump in my car on a whim and do a daytrip on Saturday to a coin shop in Dover but I'm not going to do that every time I get the itch to buy. For one thing that guys selection isn't even close to the same as Golden Eagle.
I hope they move 150 yards across the PA border.

>>60847577
coin shops make 99% of their profit from things other than bullion

>>60859694
I bought my ASE monster box from them. Do you know what that would cost now with taxes added? Who the fuck is going to buy that?

>>60859699
I just did the math. It's like $1200 more with taxes

>>60859704
Buying rocks was dumb before and dumber now but y'all will still do it you have no alternative

only 13 poasts,,,
>u slacking off innit?

>>60859937
*with this IP
ftfy

>>60848518
>But if you got 2,000 ounces of silver and 2 ounces of gold then you are a fucking idiot to not exchange for like 5-6 more ounces of gold right now at this horrible ratio.
this is a god damned retarded idea

>>60848664
+1 kek fren

>>60859940
head bobblin’ time innit?
>poast anus wiping hand for teh lullz,,,

So much low IQ racism here..... methinks if they were rich they wouldn't be so jealous and hateful ,,the Swiss gentleman will teach them that silver is a scam

>>60860651
If you don't like jokes about sacrificing russian toddlers there are many other sites to choose all over runet

this is not a safe space

>>60857846
I thought I was doing good owning four of them. This pile is nuts!

I got rich mcSlopping brass komputaboinken tokens

>>60860743
> covers up prints

>>60860712
I'm offended by the mediocrity of the racism just like the mediocrity of paying a 45% premium for a commodity that only goes up half a percent per year

New thread >>60860847

>up half a percent a year

Kektop

>>60860785
not our fault you was born in Russia