10b998 No.9147 [Last 50 Posts]
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10b998 No.9148
>>9147
https://8kun.top/biz/res/8334.html#q9146
>here it comes
do you think elon's reactions are genuine? i'm reading some other boards and most are taking him at face value. i have a hard time imagining he's that surprised
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10b998 No.9149
this one really pisses me off
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df6479 No.9150
>>9147
Thanks for the new bread fren.
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df6479 No.9151
>>9148
>do you think elon's reactions are genuine?
Yes. Musk puts the sperg in Aspergers.
He's also drunk the green koolaid, which complicates things since a big chunk of his personal net worth (Tesla) depends on the green energy scam.
That Musk cannot reconcile his contradictory views (he wants solar, but it is a net negative investment) vs (America needs to be a very productive economy with budget surpluses) illustrates that he has a fundamental psychological block.
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df6479 No.9152
>>9149
>this one really pisses me off
Why?
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df6479 No.9153
>In 20 years when your kids ask why you didn't hedge the hyper-inflationary Fiat system…..
>You can't say "there weren't any obvious signs".
https://xcancel.com/Kevin_McKernan/status/1939860315862192612#m
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10b998 No.9154
>>9152
I was really expecting it to at least be a MS64. These top out in MS65 for both PCGS and NGC. I compared it side by side in person with a 64, and to my eyes, this was at least as good with higher eye appeal. Now I'll have to get another when I'm happy with the appearance of this one. I think the 1930 zeppelin should also be a 65. The 1930 coin 100% has way fewer marks on it than many coins they've graded as 65, so I'm at a loss. Wondering if they've changed how they're valuing luster a little bit.
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10b998 No.9155
>>9154
Humor me if you will.
Here: https://coins.ha.com/itm/germany/germany-weimar-republic-zeppelin-5-mark-1930-f-ms65-ngc-/a/232105-61420.s?type=DA-DMC-NumistaWorldCoins-WorldCoins-232105-01282021#
Does this not have a lot more marks on it? I'm guessing this has better luster and is less crusty / less toned. To my eyes, the 65 has more marks on the eagle, more marks on the globe, larger marks on the zep.
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10b998 No.9156
>>9155
Maybe easier to compare to the slab pics. I usually open these in a new tab.
https://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/2942222-013/64/
https://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/2942222-012/63/
I feel like I'd benefit from seeing more graded morgan or peace dollars in person. Compared to the example grade pictures, they always look super over graded compared to most other world coins.
https://www.pcgs.com/grades#grade63
These usually seem very low for the grade in most of these pics to my eyes. * I haven't seen any graded morgans or peace dollars in person yet.
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10b998 No.9157
>>9156
Even this: https://www.ma-shops.com/duerr/item.php?id=49793
You can tell that probably looks outstanding in person aside from the marks, but that seems to have a lot of pretty decent sized dings in it for a 64. Maybe because they're so rare?
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df6479 No.9158
>>9154
>The 1930 coin 100% has way fewer marks on it than many coins they've graded as 65, so I'm at a loss.
Sounds like there is some human variability in the grading process. I'm presuming the grades are absolute, with fairly specific criteria, not relative quality to what is available.
Is grading done by an individual or by a group?
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df6479 No.9159
For anyone waiting for a dip to pull the trigger on more silver or gold, you might want to reconsider. Gold has consolidated and appears primed for a breakout.
https://www.sprottmoney.ca/blog/gold-commitment-traders-update
https://x.com/SprottMoney/status/1940036704510885891
We are more likely to see $5000 gold than $2000 gold ever again, and $50 silver before we see $25.00 silver. Scoop up all the cheapies you can afford.
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df6479 No.9160
Trump is a pragmatist President. He has no explictly defined guiding philosophy, just his gut instinct. One of his insticts is to devalue the US Dollar significantly. This would not necessarily be the wrong thing to do in a fiscally conservative (where they could balance the budget) regime, but the current US Government is in the hands of corrupt, spendthrift boomers (and older) who have literally NEVER seen hard times in their lifetimes.
Trump plans to use the moneyprinter to paper over the deficits. Same trick as Weimar Germany. Maybe things are different this time, but the Austrians say the end is inevitable.
It's the MIDDLE CLASSES and the WORKING POOR who get wrecked worst in an inflationary regime. The poorest/beggars live hand to mouth in good times and bad. The wealthy have hard assets, real property and geographic diversification.
>The Trump–Bessent team is preparing a yield curve control regime without saying the words.
>No coordination.
>No inflation anchor.
>Just bill issuance + Fed pressure + threats to producers.
https://x.com/ces921/status/1939993771241779609
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df6479 No.9161
>>9160
Same theme from a different source:
>Trump’s MAGA Plan A—bilateral deals, infrastructure, and spending restraint—ran into walls. The Fed won’t cut fast. Congress won’t cut at all. So we’ve entered Plan B: cheap energy, a weaker dollar, and fresh stimulus.
https://vblgoldfix.substack.com/p/must-read-the-us-must-spend-or-die
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df6479 No.9162
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df6479 No.9163
Will 500 oz of silver be enough to retire? In my opinion, it depends how long you expected to live. 500 oz will likely buy you a nice piece of property when the times are really bad.
https://x.com/baldguymoney/status/1939292142838424034
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10b998 No.9164
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>>9158
I think they use two or three graders for each submitted coin and then there is someone that does a final approval. I wish they'd just change to AI or something where it was more objective.
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10b998 No.9165
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df6479 No.9166
>>9165
Thank you for the YT link, I don't know if the video had dropped at the time that I posted the thumbnail.
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10b998 No.9168
where are the 4th of july sales
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10b998 No.9169
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df6479 No.9170
>>9168
>where are the 4th of july sales
We're still crabbing (consolidating) sideways at $36+. You will look back and realise these ARE the good old days.
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3ecdb2 No.9171
Oh my, a brand spankin' new 8kun /pmg/
>>9148
>tfw Silver closes the month at $36
>continues the next quarter, bullish
The fact that I recognize that image proves I'm a real coombrain. Doesn't she shit out some tennis balls or something? I know there's anal involved, kind of like what non-physical PMs hodlers will be like soon, pure anal selling for a Merc.
>>9151
Fairly certain Musk has been proven to be a Soros zionist puppet. I don't necessarily have the evidence at hand, but it's obvious. If anything he'll be a sacrificial lamb at some point and end up Kanye West tier. Also, Musk is a HYUGE Silver glutton, it's undeniable.
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4ce7f0 No.9172
>>9165
At this rate, 250 oz. is good enough and I'm not just saying that because I'm a Silver Knight tier
>>9166
Pic related
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f8212d No.9174
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df6479 No.9175
>>9171
>non-physical PMs hodlers will be like soon, pure anal selling for a Merc.
We are already in hyperhoeflation. I'm looking forward for that market bubble to pop as well.
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df6479 No.9176
>>9174
Didn't Argentina nationalize pension funds in the past?
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df6479 No.9177
>>9172
>At this rate, 250 oz. is good enough and I'm not just saying that because I'm a Silver Knight tier
How much PMs someone needs is a function of their age and skillset. Someone who is industrious and energetic and has useful real world skills has different retirement savings needs to a 65 year old in poor health.
250 oz is a very good nest egg for a young man in his 20s, and a respectable amount of savings for someone in their middle age that can give them some cushion.
For a senior, anything is better than nothing, and most seniors have close to nothing outside their overvalued home and promises of future government benefits.
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df6479 No.9178
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>>9177
>>9172
I just came back from a small business where they prefer cash. They had several customers and NONE of them had any physical cash.
They likely don't have any physical PMs aside from their wedding rings.
When things crash, many of the current middle class will become destitute.
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10b998 No.9179
>>9177
That bottom bar is amazing
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f8212d No.9180
Someone boughted the collectorino coin I was going to get. So I guess now I'll only buy cheapies.
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df6479 No.9181
>>9179
>That bottom bar is amazing
Not my stack but it looks like it came from the box.
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fe4d5b No.9182
>>9153
>In 20 years when your kids ask why you didn't hedge the hyper-inflationary Fiat system…..
I did my best. Daddy needed hookers and blow on the way up, okay?
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df6479 No.9183
>>9182
>I did my best. Daddy needed hookers and blow on the way up, okay?
Cannot be any worse than what boomers are doing to this very day.
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df6479 No.9184
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What Does A Dollar Crash Mean For YOU! | Julian Brigden
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df6479 No.9185
This is the same whale who bought over 12 million oz of silver a few months ago.
>Just bought another 800,000 ounces of silver, 7,000 ounces of platinum, and 4,300 ounces of palladium today. I’m all in. A big move seems imminent. Game on
https://xcancel.com/davidbateman/status/1940483236519657902#m
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df6479 No.9186
>>9185
Silver broke $37 tonight. Currently a few cents below.
https://www.kitco.com/charts/silver
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df6479 No.9188
>>9186
>spot silver just posted its highest U.S. weekly close since September 16, 2011.
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1940845490809270444
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10b998 No.9189
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df6479 No.9190
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9eda06 No.9191
>>9186
>>9188
Only been stacking for around a year, and I was honestly fine with Silver crabbing around $28-32 range. This is an erectile projectile movement and I'm not sure exactly what makes this different from say a 2011 or 2021 type spikes. As in, what's stopping the rigniggers from smacking Silver down again at some point? Is this momentum chugging along at a solid pace or is too fast? Sorry for being all over the place in my question. It's just insane to think that Silver will be at $40 so soon!
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10b998 No.9192
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df6479 No.9193
>>9191
>As in, what's stopping the rigniggers from smacking Silver down again at some point?
Two things:
1. Supply keeps getting tighter. 200 million ounce net deficit (annual production - annual consumption) for the last 4 or 5 years in a row.
2. Riggers can manipulate with minor fluctuations, and are good at stopping weak momentum, but they cannot stop a tsunami.
When the silver market makes real moves, as Rick Rule says, you won't need him to tell you. EVERYONE will start talking about silver. Average people will start digging through their coin jars looking for silver quarters, halves and dimes.
When you take an Uber, the driver will talk to you about their silver stack. When you get a haircut, the stylist/barber will talk to you about Jr miners. It will be on every news channel and god help us, youtube advertisements and spam emails.
When that happens, that's your cue to strongly consider taking at least SOME profits. Silver is prone to manias, and tends to overshoot rational values and fair prices, so look to capture some profit from the mania of others. My plan is to watch the ratios and start selling silver that I bought at a 70-90:1 silver:gold ratio when it hits 50:1 and better.
Gold is much more compact and easy to store, and buying silver now is the greedy persons way of maximizing the amount of gold they can get for a given dollar investment.
We're in the calm before the storm. The best time to buy silver was 20 years ago. The second best time to buy is today. When will the market move? Sometime between tomorrow and 2030, with good odds of it happening as early as this fall.
Since I've been stacking for over 20 years, and only buy what I can afford, I'm not worried about whether it happens in six months or six years. I've also been storing long term food for over 20 years.
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df6479 No.9194
>>9192
I recognized the flower.
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df6479 No.9195
>>9191
>I'm not sure exactly what makes this different from say a 2011 or 2021 type spikes.
Silver WILL do a 1980 ($50) or a 2011 ($50) type price move, but inflation adjusted, so when the mania hits, expect the silver gold ratio to close to 20:1 (1980) or 30:1 (2011). The exact silver price will be 1/20th or 1/30th of the value of an oz of gold at that time. If gold is $10,000/oz silver will be $500/oz or $333/oz at that time.
That's why you would want to take some profit at the peak, possibly trading some of your silver for gold.
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c7798d No.9196
>>9193
>buying silver now is the greedy persons way of maximizing the amount of gold they can get
That was uncalled for. I'm not greedy, I'm highly financially incentivized.
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df6479 No.9197
>>9196
>>9196
>I'm not greedy, I'm highly financially incentivized.
Touché.
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bcc1df No.9198
If the allchans management know each other
I'd appreciate it if you could delete all my ip posts
I have schizophrenia, and sometimes I write false things
The articles led to lawsuits and jail time
If you erase it even a little, the sentence may be reduced.
I ask you to tell the management of allchans
I think 5ch and 2ch have the same meaning when I connect
If you delete all the posts in my ip to the 5ch and 2ch management
Thank you. I'll never post obscene and harmful messages again
I will sincerely treat schizophrenia.
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f8212d No.9199
Normies are still not stacking. I will buy all the an cheapies while they're busy with their usual distractions.
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df6479 No.9201
>>9199
>Normies are still not stacking.
By definition, normies (in Western countries) always miss out. They are the norm. The ones who win are the contrarians and the people who have (((inside))) information. You can try and advise your friends and loved ones, but in my personal experience, it almost never works. I don't think any of my close friends/family that I spoke with about buying silver ever even bought one single oz.
Perhaps there is a genetic component to people like us who are outliers. Perhaps survivors might be a more apt term, time will tell.
The situation is completely different in Asian countries. You don't need to tell Indians or Chinese or Cambodians or Thais that physical gold and silver are good to own.
These are all places that have a recent genetic history of being wrecked by national catastrophe. I were to speculate, I expect that ethnic Germans would have a slightly higher proportion of stackers than Americans of German ethnicity. Similar founding stock, but different epigenetics.
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82e6f3 No.9202
>BTC whale dumps $1 Billion and others likely to follow
>zion don’s retarded spending package signed into “law”
>metals closed until Sunday
This is going to be one of the most interesting opens in a while. I’d be very surprised if there isn’t a massive pump or a massive dump
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10b998 No.9203
>>9202
Was it confirmed that those wallets were selling?
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82e6f3 No.9204
>>9203
Kek I don’t own any crypto so I have no idea, just going off what I saw on 4cuck.
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f8212d No.9205
Someone also bought the cheaper 2010 proof set I was going to get. Most of those cost a lot.
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df6479 No.9206
>>9202
>This is going to be one of the most interesting opens in a while.
We can't predict which snowflake will trigger the avalanche, but we can know when avalanche conditions are ripe and ready to happen.
We can take personal steps to mitigate.
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df6479 No.9207
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82e6f3 No.9208
This is a great video explaining why bankers hate silver and did everything they could to keep it out of the hands of the people in the gilded age
https://youtu.be/DUY1EE16Vrw?
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4f21c0 No.9209
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df6479 No.9210
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>>9208
Thanks fren, here's your video as an embed. (which blocks advertisements)
Silver and the Crime of 1873
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df6479 No.9211
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df6479 No.9212
>>9211
>Silver has been manipulated for decades.
Silver has been in a production deficit for the last 4 years.
https://x.com/GoldSilverHQ/status/1939266090376303050
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df6479 No.9213
Rick Rule describes how he made his first fortune in the silver bull market (it went from $5 to $50) of the late 1970s, and then lost it in the 80s because he didn't realize he needed to get out before the crash.
Silver is poised to take another bull run, with the metal going up several multiples, and silver miners going up more than 10x. Those enormous run ups are temporary, propelled by the mania of the market deluge of money flooding into the tiny pool of silver miner market capitalization. The ENTIRE silver miner market cap may be only something in the order of $50 billion. (Nvidia's market cap is $3.763 Trillion or 75x the total of ALL the silver miners combined)
The other issue is that silver miners go up too fast once they start to move. You need to get in early or you lose much of the multipler. Get in early, get out before the crash, and take your profits. SILJ is a junior ETF if you don't want to gamble on individual juniors. Big plays like Hecla and Agnico will also go up, but likely not 10x or more like the juniors.
Buying miners, especially juniors is essentially a leveraged silver play, without risk of margin calls.
https://x.com/GoldSilverHQ/status/1941080252165562372
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df6479 No.9214
>>9209
>Buy shares they said
They will eventually have to pay some compensation, but I agree, it's not the ideal outcome for investors.
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df6479 No.9215
A thread recounting the mania and fortunes made in Spokane during the 1960s silver bull run. Silver was the 1960s version of Bitcoin.
>Suitcases of cash.
>Penny stocks.
>16,000% gains.
>Welcome to the Spokane Stock Exchange - America’s last frontier market, where fortunes were made and lost on chalkboard prices.
https://x.com/GoldSilverHQ/status/1941080244523508047
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df6479 No.9216
>>9210
>>9208
>Thanks fren
I just watched the video and it does an excellent job of explaining how the Bank of England tricked the USA into kneecapping itself for the benefit of the Bankster class.
TLDW; The US dollar was orignally defined as 371.25 grains of fine silver. In 1873 silver was demonetized, and the dollar was redefined as gold only, effectively cutting the US money supply in half, which triggered economic perterbations in the USA, ultimately to the benefit of the (((Bank of England))) which had been taken over by the Rothschilds in 1815.
America has in many important respects, been the bitch of the City of London ever since. ie, WW1, WW2 and even the current Ukraine proxy war with Russia.
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f8212d No.9217
I don't care about their stonks casino, I'll have enough just from all the silver and gold I've been stacking.
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df6479 No.9218
>>9217
>I'll have enough just from all the silver and gold I've been stacking.
That's really all one really needs, particularly if they are younger or if they have a lot of capital, and it's a 100% sure thing because there is no counterparty risk. Physical gold and silver are by definition the ultimate risk off assets.
If someone was late to the stacker party, and willing to take some risk, putting a some money in the miners (in addition to buying physical) is a way to possibly score a rare windfall. It all depends on one's risk tolerance. Personally, we are mostly in physical and a very small minority in the miners, including both juniors and large caps.
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82e6f3 No.9221
The amount of anti-silver political cartoons from the 1890’s is truly staggering
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82e6f3 No.9222
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82e6f3 No.9223
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82e6f3 No.9224
>>9216
It seems like bankers love deflation far more than inflation, they can rugpull at any time by shutting off the spigot of fiat and acquire massive amounts of real estate and other collateral while laying waste to goyim economies
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df6479 No.9225
>>9224
>It seems like bankers love deflation far more than inflation
They do. It INCREASES the value of their debtor's obligations to the bank. They are paying back the loan with money of greater value than what was originally loaned.
The opposite happens under an inflationary regime where loans are paid back with fiat that is worth less than the original amount loaned.
The (((English))) banks did very well off the backs of Americans once silver was demonetized, and actually did take Americans properties if they couldn't pay the gold that was owed.
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df6479 No.9226
>>9221
I wish we could get some context for what these political cartoons are exactly about.
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df6479 No.9227
>>9226
>I wish we could get some context for what these political cartoons are exactly about.
It appears that these cartoons were commissioned by the (((bankers))) who did NOT want silver coinage. They were 19th century propaganda/psyops to sway "educated" opinion.
Gold and the bankers won. America and the common man lost.
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df6479 No.9228
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
Blowoff Top In Silver Will Be One For The Record Books | Rick Rule
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82e6f3 No.9229
>>9226
Watch this video >>9210
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10b998 No.9230
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I wish they would hurry up and send me the freaking invoices. They're making me anxious thinking they're going to change their mind about letting me pay with paypal.
This is also a pathetic submission list fo an actual coin store. What the fuck lmao
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82e6f3 No.9231
>>9225
This is a good article on the Bank of Satan when you get the chance to read it
https://thuleanindependent.wordpress.com/2019/04/21/the-hidden-origins-of-the-bank-of-england/
And pic related is from a book I have
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df6479 No.9232
>>9229
>Watch this video
Thank you, I think I understand. It was a battle between people who wanted the dollar to be defined in silver vs those (the ✡ Bankers) who wanted a gold dollar. Gold won, and ultimately America lost.
Forty years after 1873 in 1913, the Federal Reserve was created. Bankers win again.
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df6479 No.9233
>>9231
>This is a good article on the Bank of Satan when you get the chance to read it
Thank you.
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82e6f3 No.9234
>one hour after open
>nothing happens
So I guess current events have almost no effect on metals prices
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f8212d No.9235
I found some cheapies, but it's all lame/boring stuff like politicians. Some of them have mint/purity marks on them at least. I guess so long as it's really silver that's all I care about, but frankly these things are so ugly I'd rather have plain 1g bars or something (except of course there would be 20% VAT on those and thus not cheapies).
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df6479 No.9236
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>>9234
>So I guess current events have almost no effect on metals prices
It's in no physical buyer's interest to see the price go up. Price will go up when the fear trade takes hold. Most US boomers are literal lambs to the slaughterhouse or cows grazing peacefully as the cattle truck shows up to take them to the meat processing plant.
When they realize their dollar is getting diluted in real time, they will race for the fire exits of silver and gold only to find them blocked by the stampeding crowd.
The day will come when there are lineups outside of the local coin shops. You should take comfort that you won't be one of those left behind. In fact, that panic is what will drive prices (and ratios) far above what we normally see. That should be your signal to take at least SOME profits, rby selling some your silver for gold or other commodities, durable tools or real property.
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df6479 No.9237
>>9235
It's good to have some silver that you aren't in love with. Makes it easier for you to take some profits when the price goes insanely high.
I'm willnig to bet there are some pieces you won't sell without a very high premium above spot, no matter how high spot goes. There may be some pieces you might not sell for any reasonable price.
You definitely want some bitch silver you can use for speculative profits.
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10b998 No.9238
i don't want to work today
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10b998 No.9239
had to recreate my youtube account and lost most of my subscriptions :|
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10b998 No.9240
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10b998 No.9241
>>9238
This is for the bayern thalers. A 2 oz high relief will be pretty nice.
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7cbbc1 No.9242
>>9241
I don’t like the way the rim is matte and the center is shiny
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10b998 No.9243
>>9242
They look like the elephants in person basically.
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df6479 No.9244
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df6479 No.9245
This is called fiscal dominance. The fiscal needs of running the government take precedence over controlling inflation or the bond market. Next step is yield curve control, which means printing the money to pay the interest owing on the debt. Weimar style.
>Trump's "tariff letters" go out, and the 10Y Note Yield is back to 4.40%.
>Yields are just ~20 basis points below the highs seen when President Trump announced a 90-day tariff pause.
>We have reached a point where yields are rising regardless of the trade war situation.
>Deficit spending has completely taken control of long-term rates.
https://x.com/KobeissiLetter/status/1942267115152552231
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f8212d No.9246
Stablecoins? That's their big plan?
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/beware-omniwar-catherine-austin-fitts-fears-weaponization-everything
Why would those other countries want yet another shitcoin? (which the USD is) Why wouldn't they just sign up with BRICS instead?
Anyway I can't watch video, rumble banned this whole country, because it tried to censor them.
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df6479 No.9247
>The ascent of gold isn’t just a shiny headline, it’s the signal that the world is slowly unplugging from the dollar’s matrix.
https://x.com/ChadLyon14/status/1942297145534476523
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df6479 No.9248
>>9246
>Anyway I can't watch video, rumble banned this whole country, because it tried to censor them.
I grabbed a low resolution version (to fit in the 200mb limit) and uploaded it onto catbox for you, in case you hadn't already found and alternate way to watch it.
Omniwar - Weaponization of Everything – Catherine Austin Fitts [v6tkse1].mp4
https://files.catbox.moe/5mvajj.mp4
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df6479 No.9249
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df6479 No.9250
On August 1, 2025, any gold bought on the Shenzen market in excess of 100k RMB will need to be registered with the Chinese government to prevent "money laundering".
https://x.com/DavidLe76335983/status/1941568038496764284
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4f21c0 No.9251
>>9234
The main thing ive heard about this collapse/reset is that Gold/Silver will the last thing to go up but the only thing to stay up.
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10b998 No.9252
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10b998 No.9253
Did this. Will this be the 4th version of this coin that will disappoint? I hope not.
>>9252
Really rather impressed with this coin. If you look at the bird, you can see one wing is cared into in the coin. I hope they keep this series going.
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df6479 No.9254
>>9251
>that Gold/Silver will the last thing to go up but the only thing to stay up.
It may not be the last thing to go up, markets tend to sniff out trends before the mass of people move. Apparently, cumulatively, Indian women own more gold than any official declared central bank holdings, possibly in excess of 15,000 metric tons.
Once the American middle class begins to panic about their decling fiat savings, expect both gold and silver to go crazy.
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52d997 No.9255
i stopped believing in the guy a couple years into the first term and this still makes me feel sick to my stomach
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f8212d No.9256
>>9248
Thanks! I watched this. I doesn't give any more details about this stablecoin angle, and I don't think it's going to get any traction, unless they force the country to use it. I guess in Japan and Germany they can try to force them (since those are effectively non-sovereign, occupied countries since WW2). But even there people can still buy physical gold and silver instead.
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df6479 No.9257
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df6479 No.9258
>>9256
The EU was scheduled to roll out some kind of CBDC this fall. Good luck with it if they haven't been doing large scale trials, unless this fall IS the first large scale trial.
What scared me was how few people are still using cash. They will be totally helpless in a power/internet/banking outage.
Like no food, no water, totally helpless. Perfect time to pick up a quality girlfriend if you're a stacker + prepper.
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df6479 No.9259
They would not be putting so much effort into this unless it was really important to them.
>The silver market traded 369 million paper ounces yesterday to manipulate price below $37. The comex had 477 deliveries and the LBMA had 225. Approximately 40% of world mining supply traded yesterday to control the price of arguably the most important asset on the planet.
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1942567738792099963
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e1e40a No.9260
>>9258
It occurs to me that most stores would also be useless in a power outage and probably an internet outage as well. You could probably visit some smaller mom and pop locations with cash, but anything with a sophisticated inventory management system would be fucked. Gotta have your own stuff ready to go in those cases.
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82e6f3 No.9261
>>9259
>Approximately 40% of world mining supply traded yesterday
That’s fucking insane, they’re getting desperate and using the emergency measures. Strong buy signal
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df6479 No.9262
>>9260
>anything with a sophisticated inventory management system would be fucked.
I was at a drug store (big chain) the other day and they had some kind of network outage and they wouldn't even take cash for an off the shelf item. I even had exact change, and they said no. A small proprieter owned store would have been okay though.
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df6479 No.9263
>>9261
>Strong buy signal
We're getting to the short strokes now. We could keep drifting sideways for a while yet, but who knows.
I'm regularly checking the overnight trading and $36 seems to have a lot of support, so we're eventually going to see a breakout, but the REAL move will be the fear trade, first from a few big players, then things will really go crazy when the dumb money moves into retail market and premiums skyrocket. The premiums, not spot are the real barometer of the retail market. I remember when US Eagles had an $18 premium and big dealers like Miles Franklin were offering $12 above spot if you had tubes of Eagles you were willing to sell. This was in 2021.
Nobody knows what will eventually trigger the avalanche.
I just hope our French friend has enough "ugly" pieces he can bear to part with when the silver price goes crazy. I too love my silver pieces, but when you have a bunch of healthy sons, you can afford to send a few off to war.
August 1 2025, the Shenzen market will be required to submit the purchaser info to the Chinese government for any PM sales above 100k RMB, so there may be a rush on PMs prior to the deadline.
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df6479 No.9264
I don't personally subscribe to this theory, but I think the image is cute. It is a fact that there is less available silver above ground than gold. Silver is consumed, gold much less so. Much more silver is mined than gold. (8:1?)
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52d997 No.9265
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52d997 No.9266
This looks pretty good. Manfred Olding is becoming a trusted store with prachtexemplar listings.
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f8212d No.9267
>>9257
I guess he's talking about this:
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/watch-investigative-journalist-explains-why-epstein-case-will-never-progress
I guess Trump managed to fool a bunch of people, but anyone who was paying attention to how he pushed the mRNA shit in 2020 was already skeptical. And now he's doing Big Beautifal Bill spending instead of cuts, covering up Epstein files, bombing Iran, sending more weapons to Ukraine, etc.
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52d997 No.9268
>>9267
>>9257
More his response to the epstein question the other day and how it was handled, even though I wasn't expecting anyone to actually get punished.
>why would anyone be asking about this
Just…
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52d997 No.9269
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82e6f3 No.9270
>>9266
How much of a premium are you paying on those old German coins? There’s probably not a large market for them in the US
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52d997 No.9271
>>9270
This particular medal is pretty cheap. It was basically the price of a libertad. I'm not really buying them with reselling in mind, but from what I've seen of other coins selling, I think I'd do alright to rather well, if I ended up selling them all. Coins that are overpriced often sell within minutes of being listed on ma-shops, and prices have increased a lot even from when I started collecting these. Plus, the mintages are minuscule on almost all of these compared to US coins. Most of these coins are 50k and under mintages. Many 25k, 15k, etc. I'd take a gamble on these appreciating over a US coin with 15 million minted and thousands graded.
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52d997 No.9272
>>9271
And I guess I'm only really talking about coins that I have had graded. I don't think I'd sell them raw, and I would expect selling them raw would be a pita. I am genuinely thinking about seeing if NGC will label them all as the Chud Hoard if I send them all back in after I get closer to having all the coins I want. Imagine Heritage auctioning off the Chud Hoard
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52d997 No.9273
>>9272
And I do genuinely enjoy hunting for the coins, finding ones that look like they will grade well, sending them in for grading, and seeing how close I was. I think I'm getting pretty decent at guessing grades on these particular coins. Maybe even as good or better than a few of the dealers I like. They keep selling me 65 or higher coins they have listed for reasonable prices as CH UNC (~63-64).
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7cbbc1 No.9275
>>9272
>Imagine Heritage auctioning off the Chud Hoard
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7cbbc1 No.9276
Can someone explain the huge discrepancy in condition between these two coins? Is it just because the better one was never circulated?
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df6479 No.9277
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>>9268
I suspect the real reason for dropping the Epstein case is that too many "good guys" ie, Trump supporters have pictures of their dicks in kids. I'm glad I only like milfs/gilfs.
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df6479 No.9278
>>9267
So much for draining the swamp. Now Trump is actively protecting it. Americans are paying taxes so that the CIA/Mossad can finance child sex trafficking in order to blackmail US politicians.
Just nuke the whole thing from orbit and start from scratch. Make sure to wipe out tthat troublesome annoying little country in the middle east.
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52d997 No.9279
>>9276
What was the one of the left listed as? Outside of the contact marks, it doesn't look to be in that bad of condition. Maybe from how they were stored? A lot of the patina on the german coins seems to be caused by being kept in mint packaging. It's interesting how they both have contact marks around the left eye and then down the middle of the shield. I was almost think you were trying to do a before / after conservation trick at first.
>>9277
He could have at least thought of a slightly better phrasing when questioned by the reporter.
>interviewing a black
>don't want to hire
>why didn't i get the job
>i don't like niggers
think of something slightly better, donald
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7cbbc1 No.9280
>>9279
>What was the one of the left listed as?
If you mean a grade the seller didn’t give one for either of them (both are being sold by the same shop on eBay). I honestly don’t know if the better one has been cleaned or not, but the seller has been known for selling cleaned and polished coins
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df6479 No.9283
>>9280
>I honestly don’t know if the better one has been cleaned or not, but the seller has been known for selling cleaned and polished coins
Does ultrasonic cleaning count as "cleaning"?
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df6479 No.9284
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Frank Giustra: America’s Broke. The Fed Will Print. And Gold [And Silver] Will Win
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52d997 No.9285
>>9280
>>9283
I think it depends. Some people do but the grading companies will often not count that as cleaning when grading (and then their conservation services are essentially cleaning that they approve of). I've sent a couple coins I dipped first and they straight graded.
Neither of these look cleaned to me, and without seeing them in person, which can often hide hairlines and stuff like that, I'd say they both look pretty nice. The one on the right most likely looks very "bright white" in hand and very nice. The other one seems to have more dings, a hazy patina, and most likely doesn't have nearly as nice luster.
How does the price on those coins compare to the ones here: https://www.ma-shops.com/south-africa/?yearstart=1961&yearend=1964&sortby=erhaltung&desc=desc&ajax=5tj1
Also, some shops purposefully post pictures that are decieving and hide flaws. For example, I pretty much won't buy any old German coins from this guy, most of his pictures make the coins look flawless when they are far from it: https://www.ma-shops.com/pollandt/search.php?catid=8
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df6479 No.9286
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'Horrific' Market Downturn Ahead Will 'Destroy Lives': Dave Collum
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df6479 No.9287
>>9285
I used the aluminum foil/baking soda/hot water trick to remove some heavy sulfide from a bar, partially because it was messy, making my hands dirty to handle it. I've got some other bars that are nicely toned and don't care about. That bar didn't have any premium above melt value as far as I'm aware. I certainly didn't pay a premium to get it.
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82e6f3 No.9288
>>9285
Some of those sellers definitely do have reasonable prices (under $15) but the shipping is anywhere from $18 to $35. I’d have to buy like a dozen coins from the same person in order to mitigate the costs
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52d997 No.9289
>>9288
>’id have to buy like a dozen coins
the horror, fren
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82e6f3 No.9290
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f8212d No.9291
It doesn't look like this one is limited mintage, so what's even the point.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces143754.html
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52d997 No.9292
>>9290
Those look pretty nice. One thing too, I like to look for dealers that belong to numismatic groups. I think you'll be less likely to buy something you'll be unhappy with. The guy you linked to does. They usually have these logos next to the shop name. Wouldn't be a bad idea to make an offer for a lower price since that listing has that option available.
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52d997 No.9293
>>9291
That's interesting. Can the mintages of previous year's privies be found? I'm sure people who are big into that series would buy them just for the privy, but I wouldn't expect a huge mintage.
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52d997 No.9294
>>9292
Another thing too, you may want to try googling the shops to see if they have a physical store / personal site. You'll almost always be able to get the coins at a substantial discount from their personal stores since they aren't being charged the MA-Shops fee.
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82e6f3 No.9295
>>9294
>>9292
Thanks for the help fren, I just recently got into numismatics and there’s still a world of things I have yet to learn. I’ll definitely try to buy from the shops that belong to guilds
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df6479 No.9296
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Gold [and Silver] is Exposing Massive World Currency Problems - The Freedom Report
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f8212d No.9297
Are they gonna tamp it for the weekend? I'm planning to buy like 3 kilos, so a little tampy-dampy would come in handy.
SILBER 37,12 $/oz 31,78 EUR/oz 1,02 EUR/g 1.021,75 EUR/kg
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df6479 No.9298
>>9297
>Are they gonna tamp it for the weekend?
For your sake, and for all the other stackers out there, I hope so.
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52d997 No.9299
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Well, I'll start with this since it is on topic
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df6479 No.9300
>>9297
Sorry fren, it looks like you rolled snake eyes. The day is not over however. One silver Maple Leaf is over $60.00 today.
The bigger picture is that this won't be the all time high. Our governments continue to devalue our currencies. Silver is still extremely underpriced. You are buying very intelligently by sniping the cheapies as the become available. We do the same.
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df6479 No.9301
>>9300
Picrel
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1943717132656591349
Silver is still cheap compared to what it will be. I suspect the August 1 reporting law (anti money laundering) requiring reporting of all precious metal purchases over 100k RMB will help push prices up.
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df6479 No.9302
>>9299
The person who made that video needs to learn how to sharpen knives, or if he already does, to do it.
Very frustrating to see him struggling to slice open low density polyethylene bubblewrap.
The pieces were nice examples of skilled casting. It's much harder than it looks.
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df6479 No.9303
Bullion banks who have been shorting silver to suppress the price are over a billion dollars underwater at the current price. A billion $ is chump change to the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, and they create money out of nothing, AND suppressing silver helps protect the $USD, but still, it would be nice to see those bastards get the mother of all short squeezes.
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1943703350706401598
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df6479 No.9304
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df6479 No.9305
Friendly reminder, please don't worry about the price one way or the other. It will go down and it will go up. Ultimately, it will go very high, but we are not there yet.
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f8212d No.9306
Silver is higher than last time I boughted, but gold is lower now.
Au 1 oz = 2870,54 EUR (was 2971,32 EUR)
Ag 1 oz = 32,86 EUR (was 31,45 EUR)
The french shop has sovs for sale at 682,00 EUR (2897.57/oz) but I'm not a fan of those. I mostly just like krugerrands! Those are 2959,92 EUR. The south african 2 rand (same weights as sovs) coins are 699,97 EUR, and I might have considered those if they were on sale.
So I guess it's back to buying whatever cheapies on ma-shops for now!
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df6479 No.9307
>Daniel Ghali of TD Securities estimates that the London silver free float is down to a paltry 155 million ounces - “the lowest level in recorded history”
https://x.com/hk_nik/status/1943989905530704210
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df6479 No.9308
>>9297
Turns out they DID try and tamp Friday. You might want to to try and scoop what you can, when you can.
>If I'm not mistaken, 483 million ounces of silver were sold yesterday, within an hour, in an effort to stop this breakout in silver.
>This short position is now completely underwater, which means that whoever sold those ounces was either an extremely bad trader, or had no intention of making money in the first place.
>And since 483 million ounces is 57% of the annual mine supply, I'm assuming there is no physical silver to back this position. This amount is not available for sale, anywhere.
https://x.com/thesilverhermit/status/1943577416451891456
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df6479 No.9309
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
All gone? - Silver in the military - special guest: Illuminated Ape
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df6479 No.9310
>In China #Silver traders are not in suits in front of computer screens, they dress casually to work and have. They called themselves “brick movers”
Each silver slab is 15kg (482 Troy oz) worth $18,513
https://x.com/DavidLe76335983/status/1944002802448998805
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df6479 No.9311
>Not a hyperbole — this is the next “Big Short”. The LBMA longs are no longer sufficiently collateralized as the Silver free float dips below 155mm ounces.
The Comex Shorts are in for a massive spanking with no way out.
https://x.com/hk_nik/status/1944033202026188867
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df6479 No.9312
Grok tries to explain in simple terms (but doesn't really explain) the complex scam between Comex, LBMA using EFP (exchange for physical) and the ETFs to manipulate silver downwards, while making small amounts of money on the slight up and downs.
>>>>>You are HERE<<<<<
This scam fails when the amount of available silver falls below the amounts needed to cover their shorts.
>>>>>You are HERE<<<<<
https://x.com/KingKong9888/status/1944005470714278142
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df6479 No.9313
>>9312
>This scam fails when the amount of available silver falls below the amounts needed to cover their shorts.
Here are the numbers that the shorts CAN NOT cover, because there is not enough good delivery silver bars available to cover these shorts.
>The total COMEX short position represents the sale of 118,365,000 troy ounces (3,681.6 metric tonnes) more silver than the total free float of all silver stock available in global trading exchange vaults.
https://x.com/pmbug/status/1942915336568787102
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df6479 No.9314
This is the first time in my life that I've seen silver Maples above $60. ($CDN)
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21605c No.9315
>>9310
either those are cheap chink shit or that guy is seriously jacked underneath because theres no way any regual guy can just pick up a 15 kg bar and casually hold it like its nothing
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df6479 No.9316
>>9315
It's only around 30 lbs. The average man can deadlift 150kg. I can carry a 30lb suitcase with one hand. The tricky thing about those bars is getting a good grip around the edges because they are somewhat awkward.
They certainly stack nicely though.
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df6479 No.9317
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df6479 No.9319
So which is it? Do Jews get the credit for the Federal Reserve, or do they get the blame for it? It's like Schrodinger's Responsibility. If the Federal Reserve is bad, Jews didn't do it, if it's good, it's thanks to the Jews.
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52d997 No.9320
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
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df6479 No.9321
These are limited issue, apparently made by the Royal Canadian Mint on behalf of a bank. Still in their plastic case. We asked for generic rounds and this was what the coin shop had left, so we got two of them for the price of generic rounds.
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82e6f3 No.9322
>>9321
Are you going to keep them or sell them to buy even more silver?
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aaed28 No.9323
So is tomorrow finaly the day where it happens?
They tried tampering the price of silver on friday and it didnt work silver is still way above 30 dollars an ounce and for Euros its only a few cents away from its ATH from back from the 2011 bank crisis
So when i wake up tomorow will we all finaly have made it?
Will the price of silver finally explode?
Will i finally be able to buy groceries and not worry about how much it al costs?
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52d997 No.9324
>>9321
That's a neat idea. More mints should do releases like that.
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52d997 No.9325
>>9323
>Will i finally be able to buy groceries and not worry about how much it al costs?
I hope so. Are prices getting really bad there?
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82e6f3 No.9326
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df6479 No.9327
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df6479 No.9328
>>9323
>So is tomorrow finaly the day where it happens?
Speaking as someone who's been stacking for decades, probably not, but low probability doesn't mean zero probability.
At some point, when the avalanche conditions are ripe, something will trigger it. Right now, the conditions are very ripe for:
1. A stock market crash
2. A bond market crisis
3. A commercial real estate crash
4. A US/Canada residential mortgage crash
5. A major recession/depression
6. Pending government debt default/currency devaluation
7. Lowest levels of trust and highest discontent in government institutions in generations (ie strong revolutionary sentiments)
The quadrillion dollar question is: Exactly WHEN will it happen? Will it start tomorrow, or will we flounder along for another two or three years?
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df6479 No.9329
>>9324
I learned that custom mint coins are often used by unethical companies to rip off boomers. A company will contract with a prestigious company like Royal Canadian Mint to make an exclusive nonstandard coin, say 1/3 oz gold "medallion". This coin will ONLY be sold by the "unethical" company using high pressure sales tactics to older boomers who have at least $25,000+ to "invest" to buy these coins at a 100%+ premium. Since these coins are unavailable from any other source, people cannot compare prices if they do a cursory search.
The high pressure salesmen assure the suckers that these are strictly limited edition coins that will hold their premium value, when in reality they are only worth melt value (just below spot).
Obviously the people would be better off buying gold Eagles, Maples, Brittanias, Philharmonics, Krugerrands, etc. If the scam isn't discovered soon enough, the unethical company eventually closes shop, (reopens as a new company) and the customers are screwed.
If the customer DOES find out in time, the company will agree to buy the coins back minus a 30% "restocking fee" so the customer loses only 30% of their life savings, instead of 100%.
If the price of gold doubles, the boomers only break even on their "investment". These companies are easy to spot because the pay big bucks to popular internet/radio shows to advertise. Here is an example of one. (note timestamp)
https://youtu.be/ytjyitwN2Ec?t=48
One of their tells is if you call them, they have no interest in you unless you have some large minimum amount $25k+ to spend. They have no interest in selling you 1 gold piece.
There is virtually no risk to anyone in this thread from these scammers fortunately.
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df6479 No.9330
>>9329
>customer loses only 30% of their life savings, instead of 100%.
*instead of 50%+
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df6479 No.9331
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df6479 No.9332
>>9322
>Are you going to keep them or sell them to buy even more silver?
I would sell them in a heartbeat. We do have some limited edition art medallians, (that we paid high premiums for) but they have cultural value to my better half who is from E. Europe.
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aaed28 No.9333
>Wake up
>Silver reaches a brand new ATH in Euro markets
Oh hod today might actually be the day where its finally happening
Silber was never higher in the euro marcet and nothing really special happened today
There is no banking crash like in 2011 there is no new war announced or a new pandemic
Nothing major happened and silver still reached a new ATH
I think it's finally happening today the mother of all short squezues is about to start today
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df6479 No.9334
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df6479 No.9335
>>9334
>Silver creeping up toward $39.
Updated image one minute later.
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df6479 No.9336
>>9334
>Silver creeping up toward $39.
A couple minutes later now.
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df6479 No.9337
>>9336
How many millions of paper ounces will get sold short to keep silver below $39?
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df6479 No.9338
Will 30% tariffs apply to gold and silver from Mexico and Europe? Apparently there are no exemptions, but then again, Trump always chickens out. (TACO)
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df6479 No.9339
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>>9323
Silver Slingshot Update: "I Believe a $10 Move Is Coming Quickly" | Mike Maloney
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df6479 No.9340
>>9323
Silver just broke $39 in overnight tradiing.
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df6479 No.9341
>>9340
Many people including myself thought that the manipulation of silver was to keep the price down. That's not exactly accurate. The more accurate explanation of WHY the silver price is manipulated is to BREAK MOMENTUM. Think of the market like a herd of cattle. Slowly moving back and forth to graze on the hills and the valleys. If you can keep the cattle calm, life is easy and good. The last thing the rancher wants is a stampede, because once the stampede begins, the rancher loses control and cannot predict where the cattle will end up.
The rancher (bullion banks) may face severe losses in the event of a stampede, so even if it costs him some money to put down some excitable cattle, it's worth it to him in the long run.
Silver futures market is over $39 right now, but the ranchers (bullion banks) are spending money to tamp down any risk of a stampede.
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df6479 No.9342
What happens when a country accumulates too much debt?
>History shows us that having too much debt during an economic downturn leads to a classic, self-reinforcing cycle where:
>1) The empire can no longer borrow the money to repay its debts
>2) It prints a lot of new money, which devalues the currency and raises inflation
>3) Living standards decline, leading to the rise of political extremism
>4) Turbulent economic conditions undermine productivity and there is conflict about how to divide the shrinking resources
>5) Populist leaders emerge pledging to take control and bring about order
https://x.com/RayDalio/status/1943691362928414830
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f8212d No.9343
They're doing the war and sanctions again. I guess they don't want all the boomers to keep any of their savings.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/trump-announce-aggressive-us-arms-transfer-ukraine
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52d997 No.9344
>>9343
They aren't keeping most of that either way. It will go to their medical treatments or elderly care.
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df6479 No.9345
>>9343
>I guess they don't want all the boomers to keep any of their savings.
Boomers will get wiped out by the inflation that was baked in by their (and the Silent Generations) very own voting choices.
I have zero sympathy. The few good Boomers who were adamantly against government spending are precisely the ones that hedged against what is coming. The only dumb Boomers really lucky enought to escape what is coming are the ones who are already dead.
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df6479 No.9346
>>9343
>I guess they don't want all the boomers to keep any of their savings.
The Boomers who were stackers may not say anything, but there will be signs.
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f8212d No.9347
>>9345
They actually did vote for JFK. But by this time you must understand voting won't accomplish anything. They will rig it, or they'll cancel the election results (like in Romania), or they'll do their usual everyone gang-up against populist party like in France where you then end up with a non-functional government, but that doesn't matter to them so long as it doesn't impede the EU.
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df6479 No.9348
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df6479 No.9349
>>9347
>They actually did vote for JFK.
In 1960 when JFK was elected, the oldest Boomer was 14 years old, and the youngest wasn't born yet. (Boomers 1946-1964) Additionally, in 1960, the US was on the gold standard, and most coinage was 90% silver. More importantly, the USA was is reasonably good financial shape. Low deficits, low debt.
The real turning point, when the USA went from being able to pull out in time to comfortably prevent an unrecoverable debt spiral was the 2000 election. The USA actually ran a very small budget surplus that year. 9/11 happened and it was all downhill from there. The 2004 election was won by Bush in part because he expanded government benefits to seniors, including free prescription drug coverage.
For decades, medicare (free medical for seniors) and social security (universal pension for all seniors) have been called the "third rail" of American politics. For anyone not familiar with the term, the New York subway doesn't use overhead power wires, it uses a middle rail for the 600 volt power, so if you go on the tracks and touch the middle rail while grounded, it means instant death.
The Boomers (and Silent Generation) have shown zero worries about deficits and debts being left to their children and grandchildren, zero worries about outsourcing all the jobs so they can get cheap consumer goods, or mass importation of foreigners so they can get cheap gardeners and cheap workers for the companies that they own (either directly, or via stocks).
The biggest problem the Boomers have, is the crash is likely to come sooner than they expected, I've personally spoken to Boomers who laughed when they told me that by the time the system inevitably crashes, it won't matter because they'll already be dead. Some Boomers are in denial and offer that that there won't be a crash because "somebody will do something".
In Canada, there is some evidence that our medical system is killing Boomers through a combination of waiting lists, incompetent imported foreign workers, and active euthanasia.
Boomers (and the Silent Generation) are literally the weak men who make hard times.
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df6479 No.9350
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>>9349
>>9347
To give some context, in the USA, programs like Social Security and Medicare are called "entitlements" and are codified in law. They CANNOT be reduced without changing the law, which means going through the Congress and Senate. The President cannot touch them. They are part of what is called NON-Discretionary spending. By the way, interest payments on the debt are also non-discretionary, ie they ARE PAID FIRST, before any other government spending happens.
Today in the USA, "non-discretionary" spending (entitlements + interest) consume 100%+ of all government revenues. All DISCRETIONARY spending, including government employee salaries, the defence spending, aid for Ukraine, money for Israel, foreign aid, funding for NGOs for gay opera in Chile, etc, is all spent using borrowed money.
The USA is now at the point where there are not enough buyers of new US debt (government treasuries) so the Federal Reserve has started buying them using newly created money. This is in addition to the Federal Reserve buying all the mortgate backed bonds to bail out the banks from the 2008 crisis. The Federal Reserve balance sheet includes over $9 trillion in debt.
Every month, 10,000 additional Boomers become eligible to collect Social Security and Medicare. The net present value of the calculated total FUTURE cost of the entitlements is calculated to be between $100 and $200 TRILLION dollars.
As Lyn Alden freqently says:
>Nothing stops this train.
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df6479 No.9351
>>9347
I can't believe I missed the most important point. Boomers (and the Silent Generation) know, or should have known that Social Security is a ponzi scheme. Any system that requires 10 workers to pay for one retiree is by definition, a ponzi scheme, and WILL EVENTUALLY CRASH.
Boomers aren't stupid, but most of them are willfully blind.
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7cbbc1 No.9352
>>9349
>In Canada, there is some evidence that our medical system is killing Boomers through a combination of waiting lists, incompetent imported foreign workers, and active euthanasia.
Well at least there’s a silver lining ;)
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df6479 No.9353
>>9352
>Well at least there’s a silver lining ;)
Agree 100%.
Until the Boomers percentage of the vote is reduced to a minority, there is no hope, but by then Jeets will have likely sufficient numbers to be able to control Canadian politics.
It may already be too late.
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52d997 No.9354
>>9352
>>9353
Are you guys not expecting things to drop off a cliff after their numbers dwindle a bit more?
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df6479 No.9355
>>9354
>Are you guys not expecting things to drop off a cliff after their numbers dwindle a bit more?
GDP per capita has already been dropping and we are poorer than we were in 2014.
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df6479 No.9356
Looks like someone spent a lot of money fighting tooth and nail to keep under $39.00
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df6479 No.9357
>Thu-Fri last week saw Comex Digital Silver rally $2.32 with total open interest rising by 13,000 contracts.
>Today was a day designed to claw things back to earth.
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1944854451883532739
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f8212d No.9358
>>9349
Why only go back to the silent generation when you can blame everyone all the way through the 1800's after Andrew Jackson. But the Federal Reserve was the real consolidation of banker power, and nobody voted for this. Then they did the big wars, military industrial complex, created CIA, and now you'll never vote your way out of it.
As far as being in denial, I can tell you that everyone is. It's not just boomers. I go on other imageboards and post about stacking gold and silver. My posts just get deleted or I get laughed at. They're instead spending all their cash on warhammer minis, GPUs or other hardware for latest computer games, plastic dolls, whatever… Maybe some have stonks or crypto, that's it. Yeah I'm just not seeing any fundamental difference between the generations. The details change, but it's the same pattern. The mom in pic is not a boomer, she's much too young. They all did this, the tic-toc dances, the selfies, social media upvotes, etc. They're all corrupted!
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df6479 No.9359
>>9358
>Why only go back to the silent generation when you can blame everyone all the way through the 1800's after Andrew Jackson.
Because the social programs and the mass immigration that are responsible for the destruction of the USA didn't happen until post WW2.
Biden is Silent Gen, Trump is a boomer. The Federal Reserve Act was voted in by THREE congressmen on a voice vote, the day before Christmas Eve (Dec 23) when most of Congress had already left for the Christmas Holidays.
Yes, the Federal Reserve Act as a major turning point for the worse, but there were serveral chances to turn things around before America reached the point of no return, but the Boomers are the weak men who create hard times.
Another major turning point for the worse was giving women the vote. Can you guess which year women got the vote from picrel?
Boomers didn't expect that THEY would be the ones to suffer the consequences of always voting for the politicians who promised them the most free stuff.
We can debate the exact causes, but what is beyond debate is how this trajectory ends, and it's not a happy ending.
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df6479 No.9360
>>9358
>I go on other imageboards and post about stacking gold and silver. My posts just get deleted or I get laughed at. They're instead spending all their cash on warhammer minis, GPUs or other hardware for latest computer games, plastic dolls, whatever
That might be selection bias. Look at all the young guys getting sucked into Bitcoin. I personally may not trust BTC, but their instincts are toward self preservation, and I cannot fault them for it, and it may turn out to be the right thing for them after all.
A significant percentage of young males do realize there is something very wrong with our countries. Some of them are demoralized and trying to escape. Some of them are prepping, some are stacking, some are doing self improvement.
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df6479 No.9361
>>9358
>The mom in pic is not a boomer, she's much too young. They all did this, the tic-toc dances, the selfies, social media upvotes, etc.
If you look at voting patterns, young males are voting more and more conservative, while young females are voting more and more retarded. It's almost as if there was no evolutionary selection pressure for females to have good judgement, but rather to be conformist to whatever ideas appear to be dominant in society, whether for better or worse. In current year, the dominant ideas are what is currently featured on reddit.
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df6479 No.9362
>Nearly identical timing and price action today and yesterday. Price begins falling sharply at 5:00 am CT on the chart below.
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1945116337195377140
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52d997 No.9363
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df6479 No.9364
>>9363
I would take an Audi over a BMW anyday.
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7cbbc1 No.9365
Is anyone else torn between buying the lowest premium generic rounds and buying government bullion that’s pleasing to the eye? On one hand I want to get the most silver for my fake money as possible but on the other I want a nice looking stack that’s not mismatched and covered in milk spots and fingerprints
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df6479 No.9366
Trump is considering supplying Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine. This would cross a red line for Russia as Tomahawks are nuclear capable. Tomahawks are reported to contain 500oz of silver.
>Additionally, President Trump is said to be considering providing Ukraine with a land-based variant of the “Tomahawk” Land-Attack Cruise Missile (TLAM), which has an unclassified range of well over 1,000 miles and would easily allow Ukraine to strike Moscow, St. Petersburg, and other targets extremely deep inside Russia, even as far as the Ural Mountains.
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/1945167587450503325
Imagine if Russia launched an ICBM with a conventional warhead at the USA.
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df6479 No.9367
>Comex-based selling wiped out $39 yesterday and $38 today.
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1945151154217714020
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8b9144 No.9368
>>9365
Just do both, toss in some fun numismatic pieces as well. This isn't some game you have to minmax and there are valid arguments for both cheap as chips generics and frosty mint state government coins.
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df6479 No.9369
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Most of the silver sales are industrial and whales. Boomers are gleefully dumping their physical to cash in on the recent highs. Junk silver is selling below spot. Boomers are fools who would sell out their own grandchildren for a discount cruise.
>Currently, they are buying junk 90% silver at $2 below spot price, and selling it at $1 below spot price. If "the value of a thing is the price it will bring," what does this mean if the price of silver is climbing, but junk 90 is selling for below spot?
>Greater industrial demand than collector-prepper-stacker demand?
https://x.com/Matt_Bracken48/status/1944719607224308099
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df6479 No.9370
>>9368
>Just do both
We only bought Maples when the price + premium was low, and buy the lowest price/oz generic rounds/bars when the price is not so great.
In the USA Eagles especially can have huge premiums when the supply gets tight. Someone was suggesting that new stackers should start with one oz rounds (Eagles/Maples/Philharmonics/Libertads/etc) or generic for their first 100oz and then move to bigger bars as their stack improves.
We use Maples as gifts for the nieces/nephews because they're so pretty. I want the kids (and parents) to think about becoming stackers.
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7cbbc1 No.9371
>>9367
>>9369
In my opinion I think silver has gone the highest it’s going to go for now, they pulled out all the stops to keep it below $39 and now it’s trending downwards. It’s still never going below $30 again though
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8b9144 No.9372
>>9370
Eagles manage to be a bit of a special case because the premiums are often unusually high. If you're a Burger I still think it's a good idea to have a few tubes of them in case of government shenanigans where having US coins might be useful. If you're not American you can safely exclude those. Beyond that, I just stick to coins that will be recognizable (I like Brits for looks and schizo authenticity reasons) or generics for maximum value. A good mix will cover all of your bases.
Also, I wish Libertads were more efficient to stack. They're gorgeous coins and I have a few still, but geeze.
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52d997 No.9373
Hey, it is finally out!
>>9364
Me too outside cars with b58/s58 engines. Easily their best effort yet
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df6479 No.9374
>>9371
>In my opinion I think silver has gone the highest it’s going to go for now
I think there's a good chance of $40 by end of the month, but my predictions are often wrong.
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df6479 No.9375
I>>9372
>Eagles manage to be a bit of a special case because the premiums are often unusually high.
If I was in the US, I would be scooping up 64 Kennedy half dollars with both hands.
https://steelcutter.substack.com/p/silvers-breakout
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df6479 No.9376
>>9358
Here's a visualization of incomes vs home prices (USA) starting in 1965, when the youngest boomer was 19 years old. Kids today are completely disadvantaged in comparison.
>1971- the age of debt begins
https://x.com/Sorenthek/status/1945219098440265993
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df6479 No.9377
Stackers are somewhat hedged against this.
>Imagine working 9-5 for 50 years
>Then the Fed prints 40% of the total money supply and inflates away 20 years of your work.
https://x.com/redpillb0t/status/1944762561691357695
Homes are not good hedges against inflation during economic crashes. Most Boomer wealth is stored as equity in their homes.
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df6479 No.9378
Did someone say "Systemic Banking Risk"?
>Wells Fargo borrowed $188 billion last quarter. Let that sink in.
>This is a sign of desperation.
>They don’t have the [money]
>It’s systemic risk—quiet & dangerous
https://x.com/1CoastalJournal/status/1945181398392037563
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df6479 No.9379
>>9378
>With Wells Fargo showing they borrowed nearly $200 billion to stay in business for the quarter investors are starting to panic on which banks are insolvent!
https://x.com/1CoastalJournal/status/1945183171496022047
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df6479 No.9380
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df6479 No.9381
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df6479 No.9382
After the huge slamdowns over the past two days, silver is slowly climbing back up out of the ditch. We're slowly getting back to $38.
https://www.kitco.com/charts/silver
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df6479 No.9383
Here's a visualization of the magnitude of the silver slamdown over the last two days. The slamdown will ultimately be in vain because silver keeps creeping back up.
When Trump gets his new Fed chairman to drop the rates down to 1% expect silver to pop up well past $40.
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df6479 No.9384
>>9362
Same thing happened again today at 05:00 Central time. Someone sold a whole bunch prior to the NY open. Overnight we made it back to $38 and it got slammed back down to $37 at around 5:00am (CT).
Does anyone know if this is likely happening at the LBMA? Looks like they are trying to break the upward momentum before NY opens. The last image is a zoomed out version to give perspective on how much it was slammed.
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df6479 No.9385
For any Americans in this thread, Scottsdale Mint has an article:
>US Metal War: Silver Becomes Strategic as Premiums Explode | Scottsdale Mint
https://x.com/Sorenthek/status/1945232493436920252
I cannot access that article from Canada, picrel
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df6479 No.9386
>>9385
I was able to use Archive.is to snag the article.
https://archive.is/QvOA0
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df6479 No.9387
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82e6f3 No.9388
>>9379
>>9378
Why would a bank need to borrow money when they can literally create it out of thin air?
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52d997 No.9389
i'm starting the very fun autistic parts planning brain engulfing process. i'm not very familiar with the brands and whatnot. do we think this brandname is just random? lol
>>9388
Don't banks create money when they make a loan?
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8b9144 No.9390
>>9380
>>9375
I wish I had the dry powder to scoop up some junk. That's always true, but especially now.
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df6479 No.9391
>>9389
>>9388
>Don't banks create money when they make a loan?
That's the catch. Banks do create money out of thin air, but only when they make a loan, and there must be an underlying asset, ie a property, collateral, etc, to offset that money creation.
Only the Federal Reserve itself can create money out of thin air like magic.
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df6479 No.9392
>>9390
>I wish I had the dry powder to scoop up some junk. That's always true, but especially now.
I wished I lived somewhere that I could scoop up junk at $1 below spot.
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52d997 No.9393
>>9392
>below spot
That would be nice. None of the shops around me sell any cheaper than sales online.
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82e6f3 No.9394
A coin shop near me has a bunch of coins in various bottom of the barrel alphabet soup grading company slabs (not NGC, PCGS or ANACS), should I be cautious about buying anything at all from them?
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df6479 No.9395
>>9393
There's no such thing as "constitutional silver" in Canada. Our old (pre 66) coins were only 80% and there's not really anyplace to buy it in bulk for cheap.
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52d997 No.9396
>>9395
Even for stuff like eagles or other bullion coins. I'll often see videos or read people being able to pick those up locally for spot or close to it. I haven't found that locally yet. Would be nice.
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df6479 No.9397
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Is anyone else beginning to feel like there might not be much unencumbered (unleased or rehypothecated) gold in Fort Knox? There's not been too much official talk of the supposed 8500 tons that the US Government owns.
How can you revalue the US gold reserves if there is no gold owned by the US Government?
>ALERT: Their Secret Plan To Revalue Gold Was Just Leaked
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df6479 No.9398
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According to some technical analysis, the 45 year silver cup and handle pattern implies that silver will at least exceed $150, and possibly double that or more.
>Is the Price of Silver About to Go Vertical? Mike Maloney & Alan Hibbard
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df6479 No.9399
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Are We Entering a New 10-Year Silver Supercycle? | Keith Neumeyer - First Majestic Silver
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52d997 No.9400
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df6479 No.9401
>Russian Gold Breaks Free from London‼️
>Russia is about to launch its own gold trading platform, completely independent of the London Stock Exchange and the LBMA — effectively severing its gold pricing from the Western financial cartel. This is a direct shot at the heart of the global financial order!
https://x.com/LauraAboli_X/status/1945896608853598336
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7cbbc1 No.9402
I found this website that lets you calculate the density of any alloy (5 metals or less). It should be real handy for testing European coins that have an odd percentage of copper in them
https://ottamagation.com/alloy-theoretical-density-calculator/
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df6479 No.9403
>Here are the reasons I invested close to a billion dollars in precious metals over the past six months—including the purchase of 1.5% of the annual global silver supply (12.69 million ounces) :
>The global monetary system is about to collapse (The Great Reset, or Basel Endgame).
>The biggest credit bubble in history will soon pop ($300T).
>There is no way the US can refinance its $28T in maturing treasuries in the next 4 years without an obscene amount of printing.
https://x.com/davidbateman/status/1906685544953762109
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df6479 No.9404
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df6479 No.9405
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df6479 No.9406
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8b9144 No.9407
>>9401
How much do you want to bet they default before Comex and ruin everything?
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df6479 No.9409
>>9407
>How much do you want to bet they default before Comex and ruin everything?
I hope they'll be an OTC market with more honest price discovery like the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
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fc47b3 No.9410
I just saw this posted on that other site. Anyone know if this is real? I don't have access to x(dot)com and can't verify myself.
I've never did much drugs, but I've tried Mushrooms a few times. And the last thing I think about when I'm high is investments or money. Maybe billionaires are made different? Plotting and thinking about investment vehicles while having a mystical journey in the jungle. My own spiritual life is far away removed from even thinking about stuff like this.
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52d997 No.9411
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7cbbc1 No.9412
Does anyone own a Sigma precious metals verifier? You have to spend at least $1,700 to fully test your metals since the $1K base unit doesn’t even test all the way through the coin/bar and can give false positives.
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8b9144 No.9413
>>9412
I just buy from reliable sources, but the price is much more tempting when it's the price of half an ounce of gold. If I were cheap hunting I'd buy one. Yes, I know that would wipe out my profits for ages, but still.
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7cbbc1 No.9415
>>9413
Yeah, if I were buying coins from random people to sell them to others it would pay for itself quickly, but since all reputable bullion dealers and coin shops use one there’s really no advantage. Weight, measurements, specific gravity, ping and magnet tests combined will detect just about every fake; except 100oz Engelhard bars hollowed out and filled with a lead/tin alloy that has the same density as silver. You have to use an X-ray on those
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52d997 No.9416
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sounds too good to really feel bad :)
they sent another package to Minnesota. it is happening more frequently now.
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82e6f3 No.9417
>>9416
>they sent another package to Minnesota. it is happening more frequently now.
Nigger what are you talking about?
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52d997 No.9418
>>9398
Do you ever watch this channel?
>>9417
USPS
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52d997 No.9419
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>>9418
Is it a bug or a feature that you can't do a picture and video in the same post
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52d997 No.9420
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82e6f3 No.9421
>>9420
>Attention all stackers! Theodore Nichols is in great danger, and he needs your help to mint gold thnickels to finally get respect for his pocketchange! All he needs is your credit card number, the three digits on the back and the expiration month and year. But hurry! You gotta be quick so Theodore can fend off burglars in his garage and be respected for his pocketchange!
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52d997 No.9424
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52d997 No.9425
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82e6f3 No.9427
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52d997 No.9428
>>9427
That's a good question. Now you have me looking for other examples of that. Common enough that you'd think they'd have that. It isn't like they're very obscure coins.
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82e6f3 No.9429
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52d997 No.9430
>>9429
I checked some empire 20 marks and they had it. Checked modern bullion and they had it. What are some other common gold coins to check?
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52d997 No.9431
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82e6f3 No.9432
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52d997 No.9433
>>9432
I bet there's a decent chance they'd add if if you emailed and asked, or at least for a reason it isn't listed. I think they have a couple of the anonymint coins on the site after someone asked.
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82e6f3 No.9434
>>9433
I just emailed them, if they respond I’ll post it here. I know you can calculate the thickness if you know the diameter and density but that’s a lot of math for measuring one coin
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82e6f3 No.9435
I did the math for myself using this calculator and this is what I got for the St. Gaudens double eagle
https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/density-cylinder
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df6479 No.9436
Most of us are trapped in a system that disproportionately benefits some groups at the expense of others. The wealthy at the expense of the middle and working classes, the older at the expense of the younger, females at the expense of males, and minorities at the expense of whites.
We are nearing the endgame where the system has grown to an unstable, extremely interlinked and fragile state where any of a multitude of events (including political, cultural or economic) can trigger a systemic collapse.
Are you ready? (stackers/preppers are far ahead of the curve)
>Debt system is different than fiat money.
>In fiat money, gov prints money, leading to devaluation via inflation. Everybody gets poorer simultaneously, since money loses value instantly.
>In a debt system, future growth is pulled to the present. Hence, current generations get rich at the expense of future generations. Future generations are born into a world full of unpayable debt.
https://x.com/Kathleen_Tyson_/status/1947220486326194429
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df6479 No.9437
>>9436
Debt money doesn't work when the population shrinks, hence a major part of the reason for mass migration.
It's a desperate attempt to keep the banksters afloat.
https://x.com/TOzgokmen/status/1947202474890199050
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df6479 No.9438
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>>9436
We don't know what will trigger the debt collapse. It almost happened in 2008. The Fed generated trillions in new money to recapitalize banks around the world. Officially the Fed's balance sheet increased to $9 Trillion. Unofficially, they may have created more than $28 trillion that was used to backstop the banks. That money was not spent, it was only used as bank reserves to maintain the worldwide banking system solvency as they attempted to prevent home prices from going into freefall.
Their are QUADRILLIONS in derivative exposure that are poised to evaporate, and although most of that money was conjured out of thin air, the real world consequences of a debt based collapse will be tangible and extremely painful (for you).
In Canada right now, if you need a new hip, you can expect to wait up to three years. If your family doctor finds that you have cancer, an Oncologist referral can take anywhere from six months to two years before you can even start treatment.
They don't tell you that you cannot have the medical service, but the waiting list means many will die before they get their turn. What other examples can we project? City services in places like Detroit and Flint Michigan are non-existent. No street lights, undrinkable water, few road repairs, no reliable police or ambulance service.
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df6479 No.9439
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df6479 No.9440
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>>9412
They are very good, but can be fooled by alloys specifically made to trick them. If I was buying silver/gold coins/bars below spot from the general public, a Sigma would be one of my tools.
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df6479 No.9441
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21605c No.9442
Whats the consensus on low purity junk silver?
Ive seen a good price on these austrian shilling and want to buy a few
I think there fun they are like 3g of silver per pice and i think its just a fun sice to own
It reminds me a bit of old roman coins like the Denari so i want them just for the fun factor
Are they good for stacking or not worht it because there only 64% pure?
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7cbbc1 No.9443
>>9442
64% pure isn’t too bad, here in America we had 35% pure nickels during (((WWII))) that always sell for under spot no matter the price. There’s a company that I forget the name of where you can send them sterling silver and they’ll turn it into bullion for you in exchange for a percentage of the silver, there might be a similar service in Germany
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df6479 No.9444
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>>9442
Will someday be worth much more than you would be willing to believe if I tried to tell you.
>Austria, in 1921 became hell on earth due to post WW1 sanctions and reparations. Austria was a prosperous, high iq, virtual ethnostate. Vienna was one of the most sophisticated, high class urban centers in the entire world.
>The 1925 movie "Joyless Street" starring Greta Garbo illustrates the terrible suffering inflicted on otherwise decent Austrians.
>People forced to engage in black market (using foreign money) illegal, and immoral (prostitution) activities. Some (((merchants))) found themselves doing better than ever before under those circumstances.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joyless_Street
Here's a brief clip. The full movie is available on YT.
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52d997 No.9445
>>9444
Not like I think we will actually see something like this, but can you imagine how well modern day mutts would take something like this?
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7cbbc1 No.9446
>>9445
>but can you imagine how well modern day mutts would take something like this
Kek they’ll just pull another 9/11 and 90% of the population will forget about the fed and government and line up to fight whatever third world shithole is on the chopping block
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df6479 No.9447
>>9445
>can you imagine how well modern day mutts would take something like this?
American cities will burn and there will be cannibalism in two weeks. They even pre-imported the cannibals, just bo be ready.
Some rural areas will be quite comfy however.
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df6479 No.9448
Just another friendly reminder, if you don't hold it, you don't own it. Forced cash redemption/settlements are coming for people who have unallocated gold and silver storage agreements.
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52d997 No.9449
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52d997 No.9450
>>9449
this too. these are maybe too big to post together? hopefully 65 so i can stop buying these now. most coins don't photograph well. i think these photograph really well. these look so good in pictures
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df6479 No.9451
Women don't just wreck nations, they wreck your credit too.
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df6479 No.9452
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4f21c0 No.9453
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Gentlemen, The Mooooooning is about to commence.
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4f21c0 No.9454
>>9452
>How do we get people to buy our pozzed eagle
>Lets put a star on it
Theres only one American Silver Eagle for me
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52d997 No.9455
>>9452
Wonder if it would have made sense to load up on those before prices ran up
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52d997 No.9456
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52d997 No.9457
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21c7e3 No.9458
>>9453
I'm tired of being in limbo, can metals please go up so I can be rich or go down so I can resume slorping?
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df6479 No.9459
>>9458
>I'm tired of being in limbo, can metals please go up so I can be rich or go down so I can resume slorping?
1. Please look at the bigger picture, picrel.
2. Silver may never go down significantly in real terms again. It is likely as cheap now as it will ever be again.
The best time to buy silver was 20+ years ago. The second best time is today.
-The world is never going back to the near exclusive US dollar world reserve currency.
-The US will not be paying down her debt unless the dollar is significantly devalued.
-Silver production cannot be easily increased within the next 5 years.
-Silver consumption for many industries is inelastic and price insensitive.
-There is a net silver deficit every year for the last 4 years, and projected for the indefinite future.
-Due to declining vault levels at the LBMA, the ammunition for the bullion banks to short sell is very limited. (SLV is stored at the LBMA vaults)
-The general retail public hasn't even become aware of silver yet.
The last time the LBMA vaults were drained was during silversqueeze in 2021, and LBMA was so desperate, they had to LIE about their vault silver quantity in order to avoid a panic, picrel. They may be lying (overstating) their available silver again today.
Gold has already started her big run, if history rhymes, silver will be doing her own run starting anytime from now, if it hasn't already. When silver makes her real moves, expect 2x-3x or more of current price levels.
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df6479 No.9460
>>9459
>Silver may never go down significantly in real terms again.
To clarify, silver may never be less exensive (in real terms) than it is right now. When silver races, it will overshoot it's natural market value which will make an opportunity for stackers to take some profits.
You will know when it's time to sell some silver (or trade up for gold) when the ratio drops to 30:1 or less, or when you see non-stackers lining up to buy silver while premiums skyrocket.
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df6479 No.9461
>Those who cannot see inflation now do not understand money.
>Fiat's purchasing power is evaporating due to too much.
>Liquidity is sloshing around like a drunk on a bender.
>Assets are not rising in value - the are losing value but cost ever more $
>Look at Zimbabwe or Argentina to see what happens when fiat purchasing power declines - their stock markets soar - prices of assets rise & people are poorer.
>This illusion that Numbers Go Up brings prosperity, is a lie in our lopsided world where the 5% steal the wealth from the 95%
>We are in a mania of Numbers Go Up that will correct & normalize.
>Our societies show we need much better managers of stewardship.
>Currently the world is being gamed & it's a shame.
https://x.com/GoldFishCharts/status/1947855148774265011
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52d997 No.9462
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final coin looks pretty good
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df6479 No.9463
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52d997 No.9465
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df6479 No.9466
>>9465
>you stack these, fren?
Not my stack, but I imangine the oligodynamic effect of silver might come in handy for certain "applications".
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df6479 No.9467
>>9466
>>9465
>you stack these, fren?
Someone wants to copy these as salt shakers for women. Silver is self sterilizing.
https://x.com/TruthHawaii369/status/1948204797137711214
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df6479 No.9468
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df6479 No.9469
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Rolex $20 gold piece watch.
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52d997 No.9470
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df6479 No.9471
>>9470
I like Gromen, he's one of the thought leaders in the space.
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df6479 No.9472
Things are setting up for the mother of all short squeezes.
>Silver Alert
>1 and 1/2 years ago I made the comment about Silver possibly being on the verge of the mother of all short covering rallies (see below). I even pinned this post because I believed in my thesis and analysis.
https://x.com/profitsplusid/status/1948387588051726404
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df6479 No.9473
>>9472
>Things are setting up for the mother of all short squeezes.
680 Moz of silver was consumed by industry in 2024, and total production same year (not including recycling) was 817 Moz.
Approx 150 Moz net deficit in 2024.
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df6479 No.9474
They tried slamming silver during overnight trading, and then again first thing this morning, and in both cases, silver popped back up like a cork. How much dry powder do they have left to burn?
Are the bullion banks doing naked shorts yet?
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e3080d No.9475
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df6479 No.9476
>>9475
Very nice PAMP bars. The only PAMP I have is a 1 oz palladium.
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52d997 No.9477
>>9476
that's not a bad pamp to have
>>9475
hey
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e3080d No.9478
>>9477
>>9476
PAMP is a great brand - I have a number of 10oz and Kg bars from them.
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df6479 No.9479
History doesn't repeat, but it often rhymes–Mark Twain.
>The Mag 7 are completely overbuilding on AI data centers, hoping that if they build it, they will come. For example, Google just increased its CapEx guidance for 2025 from $75 to $85B. They don ‘t tell investors how much data center leasing they ‘re selling, specifically. In Google’s case, they just lump it in with Google Cloud revenue, which includes more than just AI leasing. Google Cloud revenue for Q2, reported yesterday, was $10B, up 25% y/y.
>This is so reminiscent of Global Crossing, Worldcom, Qwest, Level3, Cisco, XO Communications, Teligent, etc. They spent billions and billions building out the internet, only to realize no one was able to figure out how to make money with the internet. Even well funded startups, like pets.com and groceries.com failed.
>It’s so easy to see this crisis coming. It’s not just an AI bubble. It’s a housing bubble. A crypto bubble. A never ending meme stock bubble. An office real estate bubble. And a junk bond bubble. All at the same time.
Gold and silver is the only play here.
https://x.com/bogusbanks/status/1948531662226182424
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df6479 No.9480
Americans (Boomers in particular) better watch out, they're planning on raiding their 401(k)s.
For non burgers like myself, 401(k) = privately controlled, tax exempt, pension savings accounts. Anyone should feel free to correct me if I'm being imprecise.
>The private equity bubble has popped, & Trump is delivering the bailout they’ve been begging for!
Mega Thread 1/12
>Trump is planning an executive order to open $12.2 TRILLION in 401(k)s to private equity. This isn’t about “opportunity.”
>It’s a bailout for billionaires sitting on toxic assets they can’t sell. Here’s what they’re not telling you -
The ship is beginning sink and Trump is using the Boomer's life savings, (who hold most of America's wealth) as the life jackets for the private equity jews.
https://x.com/Crockett1817/status/1948457719469670561
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df6479 No.9481
The cheap (very low interest) money policy of the Federal Reserve created this bubble, and now billions of private equity dollars are at risk, including huge sums from Harvard and Yale (40% for Harvard, 96% for Yale) endowments.
>They’re selling this as a deal of a lifetime.
“1,000% windfalls,” they say.
>But if that were true,
>Harvard & Yale wouldn’t be dumping their private equity.
>They’d be hoarding it.
>It’s not a deal.
>It’s a toxic handoff—and you’re the sucker. 3/12
https://x.com/TheVinoMom/status/1948235158600945996
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df6479 No.9482
Looks like they managed to slam silver down just below $39.00 this morning.
Tick tock bullion banks, true price discovery and justice is coming…..
>image posting is temporarily unavailable
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df6479 No.9483
>>9482
>Looks like they managed to slam silver down just below $39.00 this morning.
They actually managed to get below $38 briefly, but it popped back up. Is today a futures price fix date, or are they just trying to slam the weekly close price?
>Image posting still not working.
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4f21c0 No.9484
>>9481
>It wants your retirement nest egg
>Appelbaum
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df6479 No.9485
>>9484
>happy_merchant.jpg
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df6479 No.9486
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df6479 No.9487
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82e6f3 No.9488
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The stock market is just as fraudulent as fractional reserve banking and fiat currency
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82e6f3 No.9489
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52d997 No.9490
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ballsy if they didn't have approval
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df6479 No.9491
>>9488
>The stock market is just as fraudulent as fractional reserve banking and fiat currency
Rudy Havenstein (https://x.com/RudyHavenstein) on a podcast tells an anecdote that Greenspan secretly used Fed money to do QE after "black Monday" in 1987. Clearly outside of the Fed's mandate, I don't know if it was even legal at that time.
Yes, currently, even the markets are being juiced. A full audit of the Fed would reveal many other surprises.
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df6479 No.9492
>>9489
No one went broke selling too soon. Even better, no one went broke saving gold and silver.
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df6479 No.9493
Weekend is here, $38 silver, so I hope all the boys (and girls) can stack a few more oz before the storm.
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52d997 No.9494
>>9493
these are all pretty good deals imo
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df6479 No.9495
>>9494
>these are all pretty good deals imo
Yes. Those 2oz are close to spot. Even we can't get those prices in Canada. They are practically giving them away for near spot.
The 1/4 gold fractional Maples in Canada are $1,254 ($915.42USD) each.
A 1 oz Maple leaf at the cheapest seller in my town is $57.69 ($42.11USD) each.
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df6479 No.9496
When things finally break loose, expect happenings in rapid succession. The overshoots and corrections will happen quickly, so you might want to preplan your moves to take advantage of the situation.
>Ever since the cartel suppression broke in the gold market last year ICL's (intermediate degree corrections) have changed. They no longer form as deep scary pullbacks powered by premarket and middle of the night attacks to trigger escalating selling pressure.
>Instead they now form as sideways consolidations that eventually give way to another leg higher as real price discovery continues to push gold to its natural level. And price will ultimately go far beyond and above the natural valuation (over correct) because of the years of suppression. If the true price of gold based on fundamentals is let's say $7000-$8000 (probably about right) price will slingshot far beyond that level and over correct. This is why I think $10,000 is likely and it could even go considerably above that during a final manic parabolic phase.
>The average duration of these consolidations is 11-12 weeks. Roughly 3 months.
>The current consolidation is now mature and overdue for the next leg higher.
>I also think silver is in the process of breaking the cartel suppression. So once gold starts the next leg up in its bull market silver should break through $40 and continue to squeeze the cartel shorts. The price suppression in silver has been even more egregious than gold and the over compensation should be even more extreme. Now you know why I think $500 isn't out of the question.
https://x.com/garysavage1/status/1949102084525298068
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df6479 No.9497
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>>9488
This is a very good video. It highlights the artificial nature of the markets. The stock markets value is largely imaginary, like a ponzi scheme, and it works just as well as every ponzi scheme does, UNTIL a critical number of people try and get their "money" out.
Then everything crashes, the emergency rules explained in "The Great Taking" kick in, and the boomers realize that all the paper wealth they imagined they had turned out to be a complex illusion.
Exter's pyramid is a visual depiction of this phenomena. There is not enough wealth to cover all the imaginary valuations of the so called "assets".
Imagine a world where the financial systems of all western countries simultaneously implode. Complex systems go down. Trucks stop delivering fuel and food.
How long can you last without external deliveries of food, fuel or water? How many people living in big cities would survive an abrupt transition to 1900 levels (pre automobile) technology? Do you think rural people would welcome 100,000+ hungry people trudging across their property looking for food, clean water and shelter?
Africa would starve, and the population would shrink back down to the carrying capacity of the land that could be supported by traditional african agricultural practices. (approx 200 million)
American cities would burn, and then the cannibalism would start within 14 days. Everyone in nursing homes would die or be euthanized out of mercy. Diabetics would die, as would anyone who depends on modern medicine to keep them alive.
Here is a video featuring Matt Bracken and Jim Kunstler discussing places in the USA that would be survivable in such a crash.
>TLDW; stay away from all large cities, Nevada, Arizona and anyplace that doesn't have plentiful local water.
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df6479 No.9498
>>9497
>Exter's pyramid is a visual depiction of this phenomena.
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df6479 No.9499
Governments must choose one option. Which one will they choose?
1. Spend less
2. Monetize the debt <<<<<<<<
3. Find another buyer
4. Grow our way out
5. Default on the debt (not pictured because it never happens when the government can print money)
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52d997 No.9500
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>>9495
>They are practically giving them away for near spot.
I genuinely don't get it. Those are really hard to find here. How many did they buy if they're still selling them this cheap? Billons of them?..
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df6479 No.9501
>>9500
>How many did they buy if they're still selling them this cheap?
Maybe boomers dumped them so they could go on a cruise. After all, you can't take it with you.
Canadian coins have less value in the USA because many don't want a king or queen on their money. I honestly don't blame them, I hate seeing Charles on my fiat.
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df6479 No.9502
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df6479 No.9503
I have to admit, Germania Mint makes beautiful bars. I don't have a kg bar, but I do have a couple of 10 oz bars, still in their boxes. They are lovely cast bars with a vacuum sealed plastic coating that you don't even notice at first, and they have a holographic certificate on the back.
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df6479 No.9504
How silver is suppressed (a thread)
>1/10 EXPOSED:
>How Silver Riggers Use SPOOFING to CRUSH Prices & Steal Your Wealth!
>If you've ever wondered why silver stays suppressed despite massive demand from solar, EVs, & tech—it's not "market forces."
>It's blatant MANIPULATION. Let's break it down.
https://x.com/GoldSilverHQ/status/1949410352258813956
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df6479 No.9505
Silver has formed a classic cup and handle pattern. Second pic shows the expected breakout from a typical cup and handle.
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df6479 No.9506
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'It's Going To Get Worse' For Both The Economy & Stocks | Peter Tchir
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df6479 No.9507
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Jim Rogers on Pending Crash and How to Prepare
>tldw; buy gold and silver
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4f21c0 No.9508
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df6479 No.9509
>>9494
>these are all pretty good deals imo
Those prices even beat todays "sale" price at Apmex.
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1949811895931682873
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df6479 No.9510
Looks like the silver slamdown attempt completely failed this morning.
https://www.kitco.com/charts/silver
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df6479 No.9511
Is gold consolidating for a breakout?
>There's really no such thing as a triple or quadruple top. More than two tests of a resistance zone almost always indicates a market consolidating and preparing to breakout and run higher.
https://x.com/garysavage1/status/1949466492329959565
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21c7e3 No.9512
>>9510
You love to see it. Although I could handle another year to accoomulate…
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df6479 No.9513
If you think things are harder for you than for your parents, you're right. While some may quibble (was gold priced fairly relative to the $USD at $35/oz?) with the math below, at $1.60/hr in silver quarters, miniumum wage works out to around $40 in today's money. Houses relative to incomes were nearly order of magnitude cheaper.
>Minimum wage in 1971 was $1.60 per hour
>That equaled 1.82 oz of gold on a 40 hour work week (gold standard)
>That is the today equivalent of $150 per hour minimum wage
>—That’s the actual hard math, not someone’s opinion
https://x.com/FinancialPhys/status/1949500167066984564
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df6479 No.9514
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>>9512
The best time to stack was 20 years ago. The second best time to stack is today. Physical silver still has somewhere between a 5x-10x price appreciation over the next two years.
If you want better return on your investment, consider putting some money into the silver miners. Some of the juniors will see 10+ fold appreciation.
Does anyone here have an opinion on the $SILJ? (junior silver miner ETF)
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21c7e3 No.9515
>>9514
You're preaching to the choir. I keep some mining stonks because I know myself and I'll want to start doing something once the market really heats up. At minimum, they'll let me fool around without touching my physical until I can make serious purchases with it. I can also easily buy in a few bucks at a time, which is nice.
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df6479 No.9516
>>9515
Care to share any of your stocks? I've got Agnico Eagle, Wheaton Precious and Hecla. (no juniors)
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21c7e3 No.9517
>>9516
SILJ, SPPP, and GDXJ, for me. I got my hand burned earlier on by juniors so I tend not to mess with those or individual company stocks, but royalty and streaming companies like SAND and MTA have also been interesting.
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52d997 No.9518
>>9516
I need to find these without the assay and with a lower premium. These would be great 1oz bars.
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52d997 No.9519
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df6479 No.9520
>>9517
>but royalty and streaming companies like SAND and MTA have also been interesting.
Thanks for reminding me. Those might be a great alternative for some people. I have to do some research to see if it's right for my situation.
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df6479 No.9521
>>9518
>These would be great 1oz bars.
It appears they don't sell them (yet) without the high premium and the packaging. That will probably change in the future. I cannot imagine them not doing monster boxes eventually, if there is enough demand for it.
Personally, I think it's just a premium scam. Cheapest new silver Maples here are just under $60CDN from the coin shop (sold individually from monster boxes) but the post office (Canada Post) sells individually packaged Maples for $69.95+.
The same bar in your picture sells to Canadians for $79.95 + $9.95 shipping.
The 10 oz RCM bar looks just the same as that 1 oz (but has a serial number) and has very low premiums. I bought one from Costco (in Canada) last year for a little above spot.
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df6479 No.9523
Do you have enough silver yet?
It is beginning to appear that the covid vaccine causes generational genetic defects/oncogenesis that can get passed to children, and irreversible fertility lowering effects.
>Preppers have been saying for decades to get ready. Now you have specific timelines in which to perform.
>The clock is ticking before collapse of the West/US. Society's expiration date for each demographic/illness challenge:
>Cancer in 0-54 Age Bracket = 20 years
>Natural Cause Mortality 0-24 Age Bracket = 25 years
>Vaccinial Generation rise = 20 years
>Decimated Fertility = 25 years.
Average Expiration Date = ~2047 US Collapse at the hands of The Party and their midwits.
https://x.com/EthicalSkeptic/status/1950017940159410617
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df6479 No.9524
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(2:35:34) The Dark Truth About Central Bank Digital Currency
>World-renowned economist Richard Werner on where money comes from: banks just create it out of thin air, and keep a pile for themselves.
(0:00) How Werner Predicted the Japanese Financial Crisis
(14:16) How Banks Create Money From Nothing
(24:09) You’re Being Lied to About the Bank’s Role in Economics
(33:59) The Evils of the Federal Reserve
(38:51) Why Are Banks Allowed to Create Money?
(57:12) Was Leaving the Gold Standard a Mistake?
(1:09:30) The Difference Between Banks and Central Banks
(1:24:26) How Society and Culture Are Impacted by Banks
(1:33:11) Did the US Purposely Destroy the Japanese Economy?
(1:35:42) The Central Bank’s Attempt to Blacklist Werner
(1:39:03) The CIA’s Threat to Werner
(1:47:24) Why Werner’s Research on Credit Creation Scared the Central Banks
(2:03:55) The Link Between Central Banks and Warfare
(2:18:02) Where Is the US Economy Headed?
(2:29:49) The World Bank’s Debt Trap to Exploit Developing Countries
(2:35:34) The Dark Truth About Central Bank Digital Currency
(2:40:19) Where Can People Learn More About This?
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df6479 No.9525
>>9524
Link to Richard Werner's paper:
>Can banks individually create money out of nothing?
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1057521914001070
It's free access, I can't download it because my browser isn't supported.
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df6479 No.9526
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df6479 No.9527
UK is in a debt doom loop, buy gold and silver.
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df6479 No.9529
>>9524
Richard Werner wrote a book (in Japanese) about how the Japanese credit bubble was a deliberate attempt to crash the economy because the USA was feeling threatened by Japan's growing success. The book was a #1 bestseller in Japan.
Werner detected that someone powerful did an unauthorized english translation. It was the CIA. Someone from the State department came to Tokyo to meet him and tell him the CIA didn't like his book. All US publishers turned down publishing the book, including one who was initially very excited to publish it, and two weeks later declined.
His book (published in 2001) had a chapter about Alan Greenspan, predicting that the USA was being set up for a huge asset bubble crash that would have global ramifications.
The CIA works to protect the Federal Reserve's control of the global financial system.
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df6479 No.9530
>>9524
Richard Werner explains that:
1. The Bank of England founding documents explain the purpose of the bank was to fiance war.
2. The Federal Reserve was rushed through late in 1913 to prepare for the coming world war.
3. The head of the Reichsbank (privately owned, just like the Federal Reserve) was Richard Warburg, who was the brother of Paul Warburg, one of the founders of the US Federal Reserve.
j4. Booms/busts are deliberately created/prolonged by central banks, which allows certain privileged groups to take advantage of distressed conditions to acquire a nation's assets.
5. The mondern world banking system (IMF) is designed to keep developing countries poor
Here is a PDF copy of an english version Richard Werner's book (minus the chapter on Alan Greenspan)
>He could not get his book published in english until he removed the last chapter about Greenspan.
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df6479 No.9531
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>>9524
Here's a YT documentary based on the book, Princes of the Yen, by Richard Werner.
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52d997 No.9532
>>9524
Only managed to start that yesterday. Will have to listen to the rest today.
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df6479 No.9533
>>9532
>Only managed to start that yesterday. Will have to listen to the rest today.
He comes VERY close to naming the Jew. When he was talking about the Warburgs brothers, he mentions in passing "ethnicities". He also mentions the Rothschilds only in passing. The Rothschilds controlled the US Federal Reserve via thier proxy, J. P. Morgan. https://youtu.be/mII9NZ8MMVM?t=1138
He also points out that is is entirely possible that both Greenspan and Bernanke, were co-opted by the Fed because they each came very close to revealing the true nature of the banker's dirty little secret… That banks create money ex nihilo. Greenspan wrote the essay "Gold and Economic Freedom" in 1967 for Ayn Rand's "Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal".
Central banking is almost a genetic ancestral trade of the international banking/merchant ethnicity.
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df6479 No.9534
>>9530
>4. Booms/busts are deliberately created/prolonged by central banks, which allows certain privileged groups to take advantage of distressed conditions to acquire a nation's assets.
Richard Werner doesn't actually say that exactly, I was extrapolating.
What Werner does say is the boom/bust cycles caused by central bank policy inevitably result in central banks and governments gaining ever more power/control over the economy.
The fact that their fellow members of their tribe can incidentally profit from such boom/bust cycles is merely a beneficial side effect.
Not unlike how 9/11 was primarily done to manipulate the American public into allowing 20+ years of wasteful military quagmires, (America is STILL in Iraq and Syria) but the airline stock shorts, and Larry Silverstein's insurance windfall were merely a fringe benefits. Icing on the cake, as it were.
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52d997 No.9535
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df6479 No.9536
>>9524
Grok summary:
>Richard Werner exposes banking truths: Banks create money from nothing via loans, pocketing profits. He predicted Japan's crisis, slams Fed's evils, questions gold standard exit. Reveals CIA threats, blacklisting for credit research. Discusses US sabotage of Japan, banks' war ties, US economy risks, World Bank debt traps, and CBDC dangers. Eye-opening on power and deception. Watch for full insights!
https://x.com/grok/status/1949878208981299477
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df6479 No.9537
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df6479 No.9538
Looks like we have some nice silver consolidation at between $38 and $38.50 which means when it next moves, it will likely break $40.
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52d997 No.9539
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52d997 No.9540
>>9537
lmao sitting it on the table
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df6479 No.9541
>>9540
They can't help themselves.
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df6479 No.9542
Silver maintains channel, despite the price drop.
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1950594577703874932
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df6479 No.9543
>The dollar didn’t lose 97% of its value.
>They stole it.
https://x.com/MisterUppy/status/1950339877742030978
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df6479 No.9544
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Smelters are paying a premium to secure silver and copper concentrate.
>Ian Harris describes how smelters are now paying #silver & #copper concentrate off-takers (instead of charging as they normally do) simply to get the metal because of the growing demand amidst the green agenda goals…
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52d997 No.9545
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calling out the god damn cowards
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df6479 No.9546
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Professor Richard Werner discusses CBDCs at Capital Club Dubai
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52d997 No.9549
better luster than the last ms64, but probably a contact mark or two more. i hope this isn't another ms64.
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52d997 No.9550
>>9546
i'm going to have to watch his tucker interview today
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df6479 No.9551
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>>9550
>i'm going to have to watch his tucker interview today
He's going viral because of Tucker. Here he is with the ever lovely, Daniel DiMartino Booth, from 4 years ago.
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df6479 No.9552
If you were wondering how much longer the current system can last?
>Fun fact: every day the BOJ needs to lend ~ 60 trillion $JPY into the financial system (~400bn $USD)
>If this isn’t a sign of a system on a life support I don’t know what it is
https://x.com/DarioCpx/status/1950748515006923073
>⚠️ HOW LONG WILL THE BOJ BE ABLE TO AVOID THE COLLAPSE OF A MAJOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTION? ⚠️
https://x.com/DarioCpx/status/1950368900300100065
Got silver?
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df6479 No.9553
In case anyone is wondering why silver is getting slammed down today, it is because TODAY is the last Thursday in July.
>However, it is known that monthly futures and options contracts expire on the last Thursday of a month. If a trading holiday falls on the last Thursday, then the previous trading day will be the expiry day of the futures and options contracts.
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52d997 No.9554
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df6479 No.9555
>>9554
>our buyer of silver is in Geneva, and the spot price was $34 and he was bidding us $42.
https://youtu.be/lKNOdpoHg_8?t=771
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f8212d No.9556
What is the real mintage number? This says 300k:
https://findbullionprices.com/blog/2025-libertad-coins-mexican-mint-faces-historic-challenges-and-strategic-scarcity/
This says 613k, but one year ago it said 465k:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces13855.html
I bought a monster box of these in May of last year, when they were selling for the nearly the same price as other 1 oz coins. It was the last monster box I could afford.
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398006 No.9557
A fairly decent bicycle is now worth well less than an ounce of gold. I'm not selling, but boy does that knowledge feel nice. Those suckers are expensive.
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df6479 No.9558
>>9557
>A fairly decent bicycle is now worth well less than an ounce of gold.
In this video >>9554 they discuss $12,000 gold over tne two years.
Anyone else have copper spots on their (9999) gold coins?
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82e6f3 No.9559
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df6479 No.9560
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>>9559
Nice infographiic. I hope the stackers get a chance to slurp some more while we are in the dip. Lobo Tigre makes a good point that we should be glad silver isn't zooming yet. The zoom means the end of the bull market is near.
When the price of silver goes parabolic, that's generally a sign that the market is nearing the top, and we are quite far from that point.
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df6479 No.9561
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df6479 No.9562
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"Gold Goes to $5000 on Next Escalation" | Clem Chambers
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52d997 No.9564
>>9561
i'd take $200 silver
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df6479 No.9568
>>9564
I want to trade up for gold when the ratio drops, but will always keep some silver because I like it, and also use it to make colloidal silver.
I know it's inconceivable right now, but we could theoretically see a gold/silver price inversion just like we saw with the gold/platinum price.
For most of my life, platinum was more expensive than gold.
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52d997 No.9569
>>9568
>I want to trade up for gold when the ratio drops,
I at least want to trade some of the rounds/coins I bought that I don't care for much. Hopefully the ratio does close. Do you have a platinum maple? I want to try to pick one of those up before the year is over
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df6479 No.9570
>>9569
>Do you have a platinum maple?
Yes, that's a picture of it. Here's another pic edge on where you can see the platinum one is a tiny bit thinner than the gold one. They are exactly the same diameter.
I want to get a palladium one to round out the collection.
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df6479 No.9571
>1/ Silver was hit with a textbook paper slam today – and we have the numbers to prove it.
>Spoiler: Nearly 200 million paper ounces were dumped in under 2 hours on COMEX to kill the rally after weak US labor data. Let’s break it down.
https://x.com/honzacern1/status/1951300034487603701
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df6479 No.9572
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df6479 No.9575
Don't worry, we have silver.
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df6479 No.9576
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df6479 No.9577
>>9571
It didn't last long enough for me to make it to the LCS.
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df6479 No.9578
>>9577
>It didn't last long enough for me to make it to the LCS.
We gave in and got a fractional gold Maple just because they look cute.
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52d997 No.9580
we're entering a numismatic depression
>>9578
you can pop that coin out of the assay, right? that kind is much better than the version where you can't
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df6479 No.9581
>>9580
>you can pop that coin out of the assay, right? that kind is much better than the version where you can't
The tiny one we purchased came in a thick heat sealed clear (vinyl?) plastic pouch, but from past experience, can be verified using an XRF. We only have the one, bought just as a collector's item. $522CDN for a tiny dime of gold.
We don't intend to remove it as we have the plain old full size Maples that we can play with if we want to fondle real gold.
People underestimate the future value of silver because gold isn't practical for average commercial transactions unless you use fancy tech like Goldbacks, which have a 100% premium.
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df6479 No.9582
>>9581
>gold isn't practical for average commercial transactions
*average private transactions…
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df6479 No.9583
House price vs income in Canada since 1984.
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df6479 No.9584
>Artificially low #silver price to subsidize China’s electrification efforts is unsustainable for the U.S. and the West. That’s like “as if” the U.S. gave the Japanese empire FREE OIL pre-WW2…😂😂😂
>It is TREASON to practically give out strategic metals at artificially dirt cheap LOW prices to potential enemies of the state.
https://x.com/KingKong9888/status/1952299673202688105
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df6479 No.9585
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Derivatives Time Bomb and Bail-In Legislation Hang Over the Banking System
There are quadrillions in derivatives exposure, and very little underlying real assets to back them up. No one alive has seen such pain as will be experienced when the jenga tower collapses.
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df6479 No.9586
>>9378
>Wells Fargo has $15 trillion worth of derivatives. The company has a market cap of $250 billion. They had to borrow $200 billion last quarter to keep doors open. They are also a silver short. RIP bitches
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1952149542809555212
Federal Reserve will have to bail them out to prevent systemic contagion.
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df6479 No.9587
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df6479 No.9588
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df6479 No.9589
>The silver market traded 375 million paper ounces yesterday. (Aug 2, 2025) The comex had 51 deliveries and the LBMA had 675. Did you see dxy tank yesterday? Why did silver barely move? Remember silver is the ultimate anti fiat and bank killer. Stick physical and watch the banks die.
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1951602300654330084
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df6479 No.9590
>A Eastern Roman Empire #Gold coin was recently found by archaeologists at a Chinese Emperor’s Tomb.
>#Gold is forever ♾️
https://x.com/KingKong9888/status/1952243093287407687
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df6479 No.9591
>They were super slamming #Gold & #Silver so that they could close as many EFP basis trades as possible via cash settlements while the EFP spread was in their favor.
>It only works until physical demand overwhelms them again.
>Thanks @BullionaireBob for the data.
https://x.com/KingKong9888/status/1951535337429491886
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52d997 No.9592
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df6479 No.9593
>Banksters will continue to slam #Silver price, it is existential threat for them
>But industrial players especially in China will keep buying silver as they cannot shut down their production
>This tug of war will end when one side got knocked out
https://x.com/DavidLe76335983/status/1952208802679263424
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df6479 No.9596
-Over 200 million oz estimated to be used for 2025 production of solar panels.
-82.6 million oz used for E-vehicles
-128.6 million oz used in electroplating.
That amounts to over 411 million oz, or just under half worldwide annual mine production.
>By 2025, silver demand of CN's photovoltaic will exceed 6200 T. Silver consumption of E-vehicles reached 2566 T. The electroplating industry uses over 4000 T. The total three industrial silver consumption will exceed 12566 T. China is accelerating the import of silver.
https://x.com/oriental_ghost/status/1952662277485711739
Whether you stack for quality or quantity, your stack will grow in value as the silver price gets stretched as silver gets squeezed between the two millstones of decreasing supply and devaluing fiat.
>1/ Everyone’s watching #silver prices. But the real story? It’s happening deep inside the copper market. (a thread)
https://x.com/honzacern1/status/1952733754453000417
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df6479 No.9597
>The silver market traded 264 million paper ounces yesterday. The comex had 95 deliveries and the LBMA had 100. What price do you see silver at if it’s attached to the monetary system again? What event would US artificially create to claim force majuere? Cyber?
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1952682725300646019
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df6479 No.9598
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People Choose Free Candy Bar over Free 10 oz Silver Bar
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bbcdfd No.9599
>>9598
Assume videos like this are real but I still have a hard time believing people would actually do this.
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21c7e3 No.9600
>>9599
It's edited, they can do this skit 1000 times and edit the video to show us the 10 people that take the candy, we have no way of knowing how frequent that was. Plus, some dude offering you $200+ on camera for no reason is weird, if they stop to talk to him at all choosing the cheap, less suspicious option wouldn't be so unreasonable.
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df6479 No.9601
>>9599
>Assume videos like this are real but I still have a hard time believing people would actually do this.
I saw a video of a brown guy giving out gold Eagles and many of the people he tried to give them to assumed he's a filthy jeet running a scam.
>>9599
>Assume videos like this are real but I still have a hard time believing people would actually do this.
Ask a normie what the price of silver is.
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bbcdfd No.9602
>>9600
>>9601
I wouldn't expect them to really know the price, but I would expect most adults to realize that they should take the bar that isn't chocolate. The average person's head must be scary.
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21c7e3 No.9603
>>9602
I doubt it's a matter of people not realizing the value. Bare minimum, I'm sure most everyone they spoke to knew the silver bar was worth more than the candy bar, but maybe not how easy it would be to get that value. Trick is, this smells like a joke or a scam. I know how much that silver bar is worth and I'd still hesitate to pick it because something seemed off, the same experience >>9601 describes.
Not like it matters; you know full well no one got to keep that bar,the folks that chose the candy may ultimately have gotten out ahead.
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bbcdfd No.9604
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I usually don't care for coins like this all that much, but they did a pretty good job on the tmnt coin.
>>9603
>but maybe not how easy it would be to get that value. Trick is, this smells like a joke or a scam. I know how much that silver bar is worth and I'd still hesitate to pick it because something seemed off, the same experience
that makes sense
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df6479 No.9605
>>9603
Today, would anyone with a brain accept a candy bar from a rando on the street? If you took a bar of silver, what obligation would it entail?
This reminds me of a story a recently read about office jeets working in western countries, offering white female employees gift cards, and if the female accepted it, the jeet would ask when they could get together to have sexy time. The women would return the cards and complain to HR, who brushed it off as "cultural differences" and do nothing.
There's also a recent video on YT about a guy dealing with scammers in Rome who would "give" you something for "free" and then demand something in exchange.
>Not like it matters; you know full well no one got to keep that bar
I can fully believe that someone like Dice who has lots of subscribers would drop a grand or two on a multi-million view video.
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df6479 No.9606
>>9602
>The average person's head must be scary.
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bbcdfd No.9607
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7cbbc1 No.9608
>third summer in a row Canada is being burned to the ground
What are they clearing the land for?
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21c7e3 No.9609
>>9608
Someone in charge must've attended a California school of forestry. Join the club.
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bbcdfd No.9610
>>9608
my aunt was bitching about the air quality because of that last saturday :)
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df6479 No.9611
>>9608
>What are they clearing the land for?
It's the "cobra effect". They pay feather indians to be firefighters, so they set fires to create more work.
They also like to burn down Catholic churches, but like jannies, they do it for free, and no one ever gets prosecuted for it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perverse_incentive (cobra effect)
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df6479 No.9612
>>9607
Looks like retail still hasn't taken off and these sellers don't want to have to carry the unsellable inventory.
It does illustrate that anyone who stacks serious quantity should have some quantity of small stuff, ideally sovereign mint coins like Eagles because they are much more liquid at any given time.
When the bull market for silver really starts, larger bars will be very easy to move.
The last time we tried to buy a kilo, we had to settle for three 10 oz bars and a couple of rounds.
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df6479 No.9613
They tried hammering it down, and it popped right back up to nearly $38.00. It's not unreasonable to expect $40.00 by September.
>After today's market close, the Silver Price's 200 D.M.A. will break $33/oz
>Yesterday's close: $32.99
>* Historic high: $36.89 in late-2011
https://x.com/goldseek/status/1952719488589160568
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df6479 No.9614
Silver remains in its channel.
>This chart of Comex silver…first supplied here on June 18…continues to be helpful.
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1952759360599335086
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df6479 No.9615
Will the US dollar go back to a gold peg?
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df6479 No.9616
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df6479 No.9617
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bbcdfd No.9618
>>9617
I'm expecting a pretty big pullback. Will be even worse if the ai hail marry doesn't pay off. I'm not convinced it will yet.
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f8212d No.9619
This dude isn't seeing the whole picture. In other markets than US, the junk silver is priced very high! Even on ebay you can't find good prices on .835 or 90% french junk, much less the italian 500 lires! Yeah those cost a shitload now! They basically doubled in price from just a few years ago.
So yeah, that's why I've been buying the modern Euro proof sets under spot. The junk silver isn't worth it at all, when I can get perfect coins in 925 silver instead. And they're from the official german mints, so it just doens't get any better than this!
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df6479 No.9620
>>9619
>This dude isn't seeing the whole picture. In other markets than US, the junk silver is priced very high!
This is also the case for Canada. No deals to be had here from what I've seen.
In any event, we're happy with pure silver, and we keep in mind that spot price is just a moving target. The last purchase of silver Maples we did a little more than a year ago was for CDN$34.85/each. Today those same Maples can be sold back to the store we bought them from for CDN$51.00. They sell today for CDN$57.47.
Did I get them for below spot? Below today's spot, yes. Any silver people buy this week for near spot will very likely be a great deal compared with the prices in a month or two.
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df6479 No.9621
>>9618
>Will be even worse if the ai hail marry doesn't pay off.
I've noticed a pattern in infrastructure capex. Consider the railroads in the 19th century. They burned up enormous amounts of capital and many of them went bust because the demand wasn't large until some time AFTER they were built. The infrastructure availability created the demand, but with a lag that meant they weren't immediately profitable, so many early railroads went bankrupt.
Same thing happened with the dot com bubble, and companies spent billions on backbone infrastructure. The public use of the internet was fairly new, and most people were still on dial up. There were no smart phones, even blackberry wasn't a thing. The real demand didn't come until after the infrastructure was available.
Today companies are spending hundreds of billions on AI. They need to not only fund the AI hardware itself, but also build out the electric grid to support it.
The real demand will likely only come AFTER the AI infrastructure becomes widely available.
The gist of this is that AI may be a bubble, with a resulting crash, but from the ashes will arise a new paradigm, and it's after that crash that fortunes will be made. At least if the pattern that I've noticed holds true in this case.
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df6479 No.9622
Silver still hovering under $38. It usually sells for a couple bucks more on the Chinese market.
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df6479 No.9625
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Jaime Carrasco: What Makes Silver the Goat of Investment Moves?
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df6479 No.9626
Can anyone here speculate who/why the six am (NY time) slam happens? I've seen it time after time. If one was trying to legitimately sell they would do it when volume was high in order to get the best price.
My best thought is it's a bullion bank trying to break momentum prior to the open in NY. As you can see in this case today, it completely failed.
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df6479 No.9627
Possible gold/silver arbitrage opportunity may be coming. If gold suddenly (they ALWAYS do this without warning to prevent frontrunning) gets revalued (in US dollars) to $10,000-$20,000/oz, it's reasonable to expect a lag in the gold:silver price ratio. 10,000/40 (assuming silver is at $40) = 250 oz. At $20k, that's FIVE HUNDRED ounces of silver. Eventually (likely very quickly) the ratio will correct and you can sell that silver back for more gold. This only works if you have some handy gold ounces that you can sell.
>The Fed just published a paper on the brief history of central bank gold revaluations.
>From Bessent in February to reports like this…don't say you didn't see it
coming.
https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/notes/feds-notes/official-reserve-revaluations-the-international-experience-20250801.html
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1953081820720845210
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df6479 No.9628
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Any platinum bros here?
>Platinum lease rates are going vertical.
>14.78 percent for 1 month? That’s not normal.
>Something is breaking behind the scenes.
>No one gives up metal at those rates unless they have to.
>What’s going on with platinum?
https://x.com/MisterUppy/status/1953051928562155590
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df6479 No.9629
>>9627
Gold revaluations in the past.
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df6479 No.9630
>Gold just broke ¥500,000 in Japan.
>The yen is getting torched — and gold is going vertical.
>Japan’s debt-to-GDP is the worst in the developed world.
>Their only options? Print or collapse.
https://x.com/MisterUppy/status/1951992434113585637
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df6479 No.9631
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df6479 No.9632
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df6479 No.9633
Scottsdale Mint Commanders Series.
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df6479 No.9634
UKRAINE INSANITY: “You can get your money if you give us half!”
>The National Bank of Ukraine allowed the partial withdrawat of currency from Ukraine on condition of 50% donations to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
https://x.com/MyLordBebo/status/1953164985623826604
https://www.rbc.ua/rus/news/nbu-dozvoliv-chastkovo-vivoditi-valyutu-ukrayini-1754472681.html
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df6479 No.9635
Iran removing 4 zeros from its currency. 10,000 Rials becomes 1 Rial. New banknotes to be printed.
>It is expected that the removal of zeros will simplify financial calculations and reduce the costs of banknote production.
https://x.com/MyLordBebo/status/1952457761570128332
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df6479 No.9639
Slammers gonna slam… Nearly 30% of annual production traded again in one day, but the price only went up. Today we see frantic attempts to stay below $39.00. Enormous paper volume sold so far.
>The silver market traded 240 million paper ounces yesterday. The comex had 2 deliveries and the LBMA had 1,500. Today could be explosive day for silver miners. $paas and $hl reported incredible earnings and ready for launch.
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1953414638407762192
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df6479 No.9640
Retail isn't buying gold and silver yet. I speculate that the average joe can't afford gold and doesn't yet care about silver.
https://x.com/GoldForecast/status/1953416470618067352
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df6479 No.9641
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21c7e3 No.9642
>>9640
I feel like by the time average people care about silver they'll barely be able to afford that either. Imagine paying $2500 for a tube.
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bbcdfd No.9643
>>9628
i only have 1 oz so far, but want to try and get either a plat maple or wiener before the year is over
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df6479 No.9644
>>9643
We've only got a couple oz of plat, really just for collectors sake. I would still like to get one palladium Maple for the same reason.
Silver is our true love. We also make colliodal silver for personal use. It costs pennies to make yourself, but big bucks of you have to buy it.
Picrel, silver Maples before and after colloidal silver making.
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df6479 No.9645
>>9642
>they'll barely be able to afford that either. Imagine paying $2500 for a tube.
Canada is almost already there. One tube of Maples is approaching $1500 in Canada ($57 x 25) and our average wages are Mississippi tier.
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f8212d No.9646
>>9642
It's aleady too high for me. I bought most of my stack at these prices. Now I don't bother unless I can find cheapies.
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b2f203 No.9647
>>9646
At these prices I find my feelings bouncing back and forth between "it's over" and "it hasn't even begun." Logic tells me it's the latter, but god does it suck spending nearly double what I had to when I started stacking.
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df6479 No.9648
US puts tariffs on 1 kilo gold bars from Switzerland. (gold refiners moving to the USA)
It's for the best anyway, as energy (natural gas) is stupid cheap in the USA, and refining is an enherently low margin industry.
https://x.com/profitsplusid/status/1953558250433216783
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df6479 No.9649
>>9647
>At these prices I find my feelings bouncing back and forth between "it's over" and "it hasn't even begun."
I fear in the future we will look back and realize these were the good old days. Chris Marcus (Arcadia Economics) did some videos explaining how the COMEX rules were specifically designed to keep silver "uninteresting" to normal investors. They created a machine where between the LBMA and COMEX, bullion banks could pump and dump the price of silver in such a way as to milk the bagholders (hedge funds) while making regular profits. This effectively made silver "uninteresting" to institutional investors. Why fuck around with a manipulated commodity when you could make regular gains from the traditional 60/40 stocks/bonds split. This formula worked well enough for the past 40 years. (1985-2025)
A few years ago, JPMorgan was fined (along Deutchbank and others) $920 million dollars for various criminal cases related to metals market manipulation. JPMorgan still made a small profit that year.
Note: This article has been deleted from the Kitco website.
https://web.archive.org/web/20250321073358/https://www.kitco.com/opinion/2025-03-20/mechanics-silver-price-suppression
The difference today is:
1. China is taking silver off the table
2. There is a net annual silver defict
3. total mine production goes down every year if you aren't constantly finding and opening new mines. (we aren't)
The decades of price suppression in the silver market will come to bite the manipulators in the ass as the price stayed too low for too long to foster a healthy silver mine growth, so we are years behind in the exploration and development of new mines which will result in a major silver squeeze.
Silver stackers will profit handsomely from this state of affairs.
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df6479 No.9650
>>9649
The article "The Mechanics of Silver Price Suppression" is still available from Zerohedge.
https://www.zerohedge.com/precious-metals/mechanics-silver-price-suppression
Mr Slammy is still on twitter. https://x.com/misterslammy
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df6479 No.9651
If silver remains in it's channel, expect $42+ by end of the month.
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1953550133569736858
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df6479 No.9652
The greatest scam in history, the creation of the Federal Reserve.
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82e6f3 No.9653
>>9635
Kek at least it’s a better solution than Zimbabwe
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df6479 No.9654
>>9653
>Kek at least it’s a better solution than Zimbabwe
My better half was a millionaire Serbia in the 1990s.
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df6479 No.9655
Cheapies?
10 oz bar at spot, limit one per household, free shipping (I'm not affilitated)
https://monumentmetals.com/secondary-market-10-oz-silver-bar-999-fine-1.html
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df6479 No.9656
$85 million worth of silver comes out of the ground each day. Don't buy it all at once fren.
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df6479 No.9657
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df6479 No.9658
When the B2 stealth bomber was made, it cost more than it's weight in gold.
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df6479 No.9659
Something I never thought I'd see. Women talking about silversqueeze 2.0.
https://x.com/rWallStreetSilv/status/1952532033470611749
The cute brunette has the ozzie accent.
>silva
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df6479 No.9660
Physical gold and silver are the best retirement savings. Portable, liquid, difficult to confiscate, durable, inflation proof. In uncertain times, everything else is a gamble.
>TRUMP is set to sign an executive order allowing 401(k) retirement funds to be invested in:
>✔️ Private equity
>✔️ Real estate
>✔️ Cryptocurrency
>✔️ Other alternative assets
https://x.com/honzacern1/status/1953443553134174585
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df6479 No.9661
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Why hasn't the dollar gone down more?
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df6479 No.9662
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The Financial System Rot Will Shock People! | DAVE COLLUM
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df6479 No.9663
The truth is spreading…
>If most people understood the Ponzi scheme that is fiat currency and fractional reserve banking - such that it was ended - almost all the trouble in the world would evaporate.
https://x.com/thecoastguy/status/1953391687159382344
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df6479 No.9664
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21605c No.9665
What are the chances that Mercury to Gold alchemy processes will ever threaten the gold market?
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f8212d No.9666
And then one day, for no reason at all, the swiss joined BRICS.
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df6479 No.9667
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>>9665
>What are the chances that Mercury to Gold alchemy processes will ever threaten the gold market?
When the cost of energy goes to zero, so does bitcoin. When the cost of particle accelerators/reactors goes to zero, the price of gold will drop to some multiple of the price of mercury.
How much mercury is available for transmutation? I would invest in miners before I invested in nuclear transmutation. Let me know when they make their first kg.
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df6479 No.9668
>>9666
The EU only produces 5 exajoules of the 38 exajoules of energy she uses. Energy is one of the main costs of metal refining. USA has the cheapest natural gas prices in the world, and labor costs in Switzerland and USA are competitive, and metal refining is low margin, low value added.
Relocating their facilities to Texas/Oklahoma is a no brainer.
The only real advantage of Switzerland was the famous "Swiss neutrality" but they have been selling that out to the USA/EU for decades. It gives me no pleasure to say that it started to go downhil when they gave women the vote.
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bbcdfd No.9669
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bbcdfd No.9670
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7cbbc1 No.9671
>>9669
Kek are you one of the people in that video
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21605c No.9672
>>9658
tbf that bomber could destroy whole nations and then you can just plunder them for all their gold so its kinda worth it
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bbcdfd No.9673
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these are like literally slow now lmao
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bbcdfd No.9674
>>9671
No, but I was hoping one of the guys in the video posts in pmg :)
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df6479 No.9675
>>9672
Planes can't take and hold territory. Wanna see her naked?
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82e6f3 No.9676
>>9619
If I was a bullion dealer I would aggressively sell everything I bought at these prices, even at a loss, so I wouldn’t have to lose even more if spot goes down or charge astronomical premiums in order to recover my losses and thus turn away buyers
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df6479 No.9677
Are we in a dangerous stock market bubble? You decide. Fall is coming.
-Black Monday was a global, severe and largely unexpected stock market crash on Monday, October 19, 1987.
-Black Tuesday hits Wall Street on October 29, 1929 as investors trade 16,410,030 shares on the New York Stock Exchange in a single day.
Do you really think this time is different? Got silver? (or gold)
>The top 10% largest US stocks now reflect a record 76% of the US equity market.
>This has officially surpassed the previous record set before the Great Depression in the 1930s
>By comparison, at the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble peak, the top 10%'s share was at ~73%
https://x.com/KobeissiLetter/status/1953508941561786433
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df6479 No.9678
How can America get more money for Israel?
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df6479 No.9679
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f8212d No.9680
>>9676
I don't think there's much risk of spot going down that much. I've been waiting a year for a good cheapies dip, and… nada! In the meantime I've bought all the under spot cheapies I could dig up, but those are getting scarce now. At some point I'll just give up and start filling in the empty spots in my collection.
Plus if spot really does tank, then everyone is going to bum rush the dealers and they'll be out of stock in no time.
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df6479 No.9681
Every day, more silver moves east, some to India. Aside from a tiny minority like the ones on threads like this one, most of the plebs are just sheep waiting to be sheared.
>The silver market traded 537 million paper ounces yesterday.
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1954151453381087259
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df6479 No.9682
>>9680
>I don't think there's much risk of spot going down
I would bet on silver going to $40 before it goes to $35. Buy what makes you feel good ASAP. In retrospect, it will be a good deal.
I remember holding a 100oz bar in my hand when silver was $5.00/oz.
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df6479 No.9683
If any serious market perterbation happens, we have an everything bubble (equities, real estate, bonds, ww3, etc) that if it pops will create a major systemic banking crisis. You cannot predict the exact date of a forest fire or an avalanche. You can only note when the conditions are perfect for such a calamity. We are living in such conditions right now.
>The top 10% largest US stocks now make up a record 76% of the entire US equity market.
>That’s more concentrated than:
>– The Dot-Com Bubble (73%)
>– The 1930s Great Depression (75%)
>We are in uncharted territory.
https://x.com/honzacern1/status/1954117803973255546
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df6479 No.9684
>>9683
I agree with this 100%
>For me, the answer is physical silver.
>– Immune to bankruptcies
>– No leverage like ETFs
>– No bots playing games
>– It’s real — I hold it in my hand
>It’s my hedge against financial experiments — like this one.
https://x.com/honzacern1/status/1954092380224651692
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bbcdfd No.9685
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nice upbeat saturday doug
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df6479 No.9686
>>9685
Uruguay sounds nice.
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df6479 No.9687
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>>9683
Real Estate
>If any serious market perterbation happens, we have an everything bubble (equities, real estate, bonds, ww3, etc) that if it pops will create a major systemic banking crisis.
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df6479 No.9688
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>>9683
Markets and systemic risk.
>If any serious market perterbation happens, we have an everything bubble (equities, real estate, bonds, ww3, etc) that if it pops will create a major systemic banking crisis.
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df6479 No.9689
>>9687
Melody says there's going to be a global housing downturn, nearterm correction as violent or more than the GFC. There might be a small pop or bubble before the real crash.
Housing is simply to expensive in most of America for the median income.
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df6479 No.9690
Costco Vancouver sold out of silver.
>Well shit… I can’t even buy silver in Canada if I wanted to.
>Looks like something’s brewing and silver’s getting squeezed.
>$50 silver soon?
https://x.com/MisterUppy/status/1954509217798218018
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df6479 No.9691
I don't know if Russia is remonetizing silver per se, but their central bank is stockpiling it as a strategic metal reserve.. I would not be surprised if China is already been quietly doing this. When will the USA and other coutries follow suit?
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df6479 No.9692
Gold is really too valuable for convenient use in small transactions aside from novelty bars like the Valcambe 1 gram. Goldbacks would be the exception, bearing in mind they have a 100% premium on the melt value.
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df6479 No.9693
1/10 oz platinum Britannia coins. Premium cost per oz tends to go up as the weight goes down.
https://x.com/InvestorCrate/status/1954199777710678088
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df6479 No.9694
Stocks are down 60% relative to gold since 1999. When the market corrects, expect another 60%-80% drop. Gold and silver miners will likely do exceptionally well in the event of a major market crash.
https://x.com/MakeGoldGreat/status/1953756585643454507
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df6479 No.9695
I like posting this image (route to $50 silver) because it rings true. The price manipulators cannot stop the tide, but they can increase the amplitude of the peaks and troughs of the waves enough to scare away the institutional investors because of the volatility.
The kicks in the balls for silver will continue until the available 1000 oz bars reach a critical minimum, then expect the price to jump by dollar or more, which will trigger the bull run of both retail and industrial trying to front run the new price ceiling. Right now boomers (or their heirs) are dumping their silver, but the volumes are too low to offset the current industrial and strategic stockpile demand.
https://x.com/honzacern1/status/1954564644279894436
Once the bull run momentum starts, expect silver to overshoot so prepare accordingly if your intent was to take some profits or convert some silver into gold when the ratio closes up.
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df6479 No.9697
If some of the gold demand shifts to silver, it's over.
https://x.com/davidbateman/status/1954612175793975308
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bbcdfd No.9698
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df6479 No.9699
>If you don’t have #gold and #silver, you will be wiped out.
>This isn’t speculation… this has happened many times before.
>The global monetary regime is undeniably in flux
https://x.com/BankerWeimar/status/1954914031401041936
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df6479 No.9700
>>9698
Nice coins. Too bad about that face on the backside of them though.
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df6479 No.9701
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If silver gets remonetized, even informally, the price will skyrocket.
>the total amount of silver ever mined in history is estimated at 60 billion ounces
>US M2 money supply just hit an all-time high: $22.02 TRILLION.
https://x.com/honzacern1/status/1954931206656778318
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df6479 No.9702
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Top Experts Warn Biggest Market Crash Coming Sooner Than You Think | Dave Collum & Rudy Havenstein
They also go down some rabbit holes like Epstein and 350k+ missing children who were trafficked across the border.
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df6479 No.9703
>Lebanon’s central bank governor Karim Souaid is moving to outsource the country’s core financial decision-making to three foreign firms, Rothschild (representing BDL), Lazard (representing the state), and Ankura (set to represent commercial banks).
https://x.com/iwasnevrhere_/status/1954881914763973006
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df6479 No.9704
>>9611
>>9608
>What are they clearing the land for?
>It's the "cobra effect". They pay feather indians to be firefighters, so they set fires to create more work.
Many such cases in every Province.
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bbcdfd No.9705
>>9700
I'm looking forward to the next king being on coins.
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bbcdfd No.9706
>>9704
>18 months
that's way too light of a sentence for 30 fires as a firefighter
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df6479 No.9707
>>9706
18 months PROBATION. Two tier policing, $28,000 fine for merely walking in the woods, 18 months probation for starting 30 forest fires.
Our systems are completely broken.
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b7819f No.9708
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f8212d No.9709
I boughted a few more cheapies at 30.55 EUR/oz (spot is 32.69)
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df6479 No.9710
Will they be able to hammer silver down below $35 for the Friday option close?
>Here's just one of the option open interest tables I shared on TFMR this morning.
>Do you think that there may be an incentive to manage the price of $SLV into something below $35 by the time the NYSE closes on Friday?
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1955644511712923775
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df6479 No.9711
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df6479 No.9712
>>9711
Is this it, or another test?
>It’s on.
>We will see $40 soon
>The party is only getting started and the squeeze hasn’t even begun.
>Hold on tight
https://x.com/MisterUppy/status/1955518304748998927
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df6479 No.9713
This isn't merely a silver chart. It's a stacker retirement plan.
https://x.com/MakeGoldGreat/status/1955521496836907140
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df6479 No.9714
>The silver market traded 515 million paper ounces yesterday. The comex had 29 deliveries and the LBMA had 300. Did you see the fake CPI number? Nothing is real anymore and you are starting to feel it. Right? Stacking silver feels right. Your soul knows what to do not your ego!!
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1955579668586803590
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df6479 No.9715
Silver is at a key price point, this weeks close should tell the tale. Expect Mr. Slammy to make an appearance this week.
>Above $38 = chance to attack $42.5+
>Below $36 = possible drop to $33.
https://x.com/honzacern1/status/1955577179330216007
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df6479 No.9716
>>9709
No cheapies in my universe. Silver is $53CDN spot, minimum wage is $15.00 and retail for a generic round is near $60. I don't care because I know the silver price will be going up multiples from the current price.
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df6479 No.9717
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df6479 No.9718
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>>9717
I enjoy the ideas Simon Hunt, but I have to increase the speed to 1.5x to stay sane.
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df6479 No.9719
They just barely nudged it under $38 just before market close. It was quite the battle today. Mr. Slammy will be back tomorrow. I wonder how many paper ounces were sold short today?
Tick Tock Mr. Slammy, your time is coming….
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df6479 No.9720
Silver closed the week at almost $38.00. There's a huge number of shorts that will get squeezed soon.
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b7819f No.9721
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df6479 No.9722
Went to the LCS and there was a special on 10 oz bars, only $1.00 over spot. Still $70 more than the last ones we bought, but silver is still very cheap compared to what it will be.
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df6479 No.9723
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b7819f No.9724
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b7819f No.9725
are we back yet
>>9722
Did you pick any bars up?
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df6479 No.9726
>>9725
>Did you pick any bars up?
Yeah, we grabbed two, an NTR pictured above, (hopefully) and a Sunshine Mint, (no upload allowed now) both of them in heat sealed vinyl pouches.
Price in CDN for two was $1070. Last time we bought 10 oz bars back in July during a dip was for $445/ea. Still a great deal, silver is as cheap as it ever will be, aside from any possible momentary dips which are tough to catch if you don't have a lot of liquidity.
At this point, whenever we have a few bucks left in cash after the bills, we buy what we can, every little bit helps.
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df6479 No.9727
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>>9724
She's a beauty. But don't fall in love.
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df6479 No.9728
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SILVER Has To The End of the Month UNTIL THIS HAPPENS | Eric Yeung
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b7819f No.9729
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df6479 No.9730
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df6479 No.9731
SD Bullion is reportedly selling US constitutional silver at spot.
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df6479 No.9732
>>9729
TLDW;
>Should I sell my gold/silver metal to buy mining stocks?
-No, physical ownership of metals is the risk off asset that you hold as a hedge against market/systemic risk.
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df6479 No.9734
The choice right now is either Weimar,(hyperinflation) or default & depression. 99.99% chance the Fed/Treasury will choose the Weimar path.
>Fed choice is now make the cost of living go up even faster, or cut Entitlements & Defense by 40%, immediately & permanently, triggering a Depression
Full twitter thread:
https://xcancel.com/LukeGromen/status/1957453638126731620
>As when you were running things in Weimar Germany @RudyHavenstein, the choice is now "Print the money or trigger the revolution"
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df6479 No.9735
>>9734
Yield curve control = printing money to buy government bonds to keep the interest rates low.
This is exactly what happened in Weimar. Unlike Weimar or most other cases of hyperinflation, most of the US currency (including both physical and the eurodollar market) is located OUTSIDE of the USA/US banking system. When the market sniffs out that the US dollar beginning the trip to zero, expect smart money outside the USA to panic dump their dollars. Gold/silver/equities/bitcoin/commodities goes up relative to the US dollar.
As the dollar drops, it can create a positive feedback loop, the more the dollar drops, the more people begin dumping the dollar, making it drop even more.
The difference between the possible USA hyperinflation and the other hyperinflations is one of speed. There are ALREADY enough dollars floating around the world (thanks to the reserve currency aspect) to trigger an immediate hyperinflation if the world loses confidence in the greenback.
https://x.com/LukeGromen/status/1957093601818694000
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df6479 No.9736
Boomers literally only had to hold onto their pocket change to make 27x.
https://x.com/BankerWeimar/status/1957500043134706154
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df6479 No.9737
The average American can't afford gold anymore. When they start to flee fiat, they will turn to silver. Just like what is happening in Turkey right now.
>Turkey's gold imports down 53% as high prices hit demand ceiling. Even during lira debasement, affordability matters. Silver imports surge 5x as Turkish citizens rotate to cheaper precious metals.
>Classic substitution effect - still fleeing fiat, just changing which metal.
https://x.com/BullionStar/status/1957713177736802409
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df6479 No.9738
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>>9734
Dollar Decline Is the Plan: Gold & Bitcoin to Compete as Neutral Reserve Asset | Luke Gromen
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df6479 No.9739
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Epic Bear Squeeze is ON: Gold & Silver Shorts Don't Have a PRAYER
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df6479 No.9740
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df6479 No.9741
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df6479 No.9742
Silver available at spot from SD Bullion, you lucky American bastards.
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df6479 No.9743
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df6479 No.9744
2oz Piedfort Maples, not mine. I've got Werewolves. I like my coins thick, and my ladies thin.
https://x.com/DegenAnon6969/status/1957924373869785194
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b7819f No.9745
and we're back again
>>9744
i'd like to try and eventually get a full tube of those twin maples. only have four now, so a ways to go still. i hope they're still in stock for a while
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df6479 No.9746
2oz Piedfort Maples, not mine. I've got Werewolves. I like my coins thick, and my ladies thin.
https://x.com/DegenAnon6969/status/1957924373869785194
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b7819f No.9747
>>9741
buy anything yet? i'm tempted
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df6479 No.9748
>>9745
>i'd like to try and eventually get a full tube of those twin maples.
A full tube of doubles would be 14 coins. Standard 1oz Maples are 25 per tube, 20 tubes (500oz) in a monster box. I don't know how many oz in a double Maple monster box.
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df6479 No.9749
>>9747
>buy anything yet? i'm tempted
We blew our wad on the weekend and picked up a couple of 10oz bars on sale for $1 over spot, so we still beat the current price dip by a few dollars per bar.
We keep a couple of small pieces of gold on display because we enjoy looking at them. Here's the 1/10th we bought two weeks ago. Those two tiny coins are selling for over $680CDN today.
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b7819f No.9750
>>9748
>28 vs 25
That's another nice thing about the 2ozers, you can fit a bit more in the same amount of space.
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df6479 No.9756
>>9750
>That's another nice thing about the 2ozers, you can fit a bit more in the same amount of space.
We also buy 1/2 oz pieces because we give them away to the neices/nephews/etc as gifts hoping to encourage them to become future collectors/stackers.
Here's a random assortment of some of our purchases over the last few months. We just ask for random bars/coins and this is what we've been sold. The top 1/2 oz (upside down-doh!) is a 2014 Devil's Brigade Special Forces commemorative.
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df6479 No.9762
Will the name Engelhard make a comeback? For those who didn't know, Charles Englehard was the model for the character Auric Goldfinger in the 1964 James Bond movie Goldfinger.
>Engelhard’s global industrialist lifestyle was so enthralling to Fleming that it inspired his 1959 James Bond character, Goldfinger. Like Engelhard, Auric Goldfinger was a major racehorse-owner and clandestinely transported gold about the world to avoid export restrictions. Fleming’s villainous character was one of the richest men in the world and maniacally obsessed with all things gold. Instead of Engelhard’s golden art objects, Auric fabricated gold into his own Rolls Royce and solid gold chairs for his private plane. Engelhard reportedly took the Goldfinger talk good-naturedly. After the movie Goldfinger was released in 1964, he began calling a stewardess on his personal jet “Pussy Galore”
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b7819f No.9764
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>mustangs can now be 350k+
>>9756
I have a full tube of that half ounce coin. I want one of the 1/10th gold versions too
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b7819f No.9766
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df6479 No.9767
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>>9764
The birth of the special forces. Great movie, The Devil's Brigade.
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df6479 No.9768
>>9764
>I want one of the 1/10th gold versions too
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df6479 No.9769
Don't engage in numismatic conversations on the first date unless you met her at a coin show.
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df6479 No.9770
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Florian Grummes: The Best of this Rally is yet to Come for Gold, Silver, and Especially Miners
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df6479 No.9771
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df6479 No.9772
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Craig Hemke: 'Current Gold Rally Is Entering Rare Territory'
They also talk about the silver market manipulation.
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df6479 No.9773
Physical gold and silver are not vulnerable to a 51% consensus attack.
https://x.com/goldseek/status/1958139312115269945
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df6479 No.9774
UK government bonds are in trouble:
>UK long #bonds are flashing red: 30-yr gilt ~5.57% today -near 27-year highs. Not a fire yet, but the smoke is everywhere. If the UK is the first domino, what does it mean for metals?
>The curve now: 2Y ~3.97% • 10Y ~4.71% • 30Y ~5.57%. Investors demand extra premium for decades of UK debt.
>When governments pay more to roll debt they must: issue more, tax more, or inflate more. All three dilute purchasing power. That’s tailwind for scarce monetary assets.
https://xcancel.com/honzacern1/status/1958519272797331844
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df6479 No.9775
Someone needs to redo this image using silver.
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df6479 No.9776
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df6479 No.9777
Titanic was unsinkable, just like Bitcoin is unhackable.
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df6479 No.9778
>>9164
>I wish they'd just change to AI or something where it was more objective.
That would probably be an excellent application of AI. AI can tell a person's race by looking at their bones.
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df6479 No.9781
Well frens, it's that time of the week, time for the Friday silver slam. Hope some of you can scoop some cheapies.
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df6479 No.9782
>>9781
>Well frens, it's that time of the week, time for the Friday silver slam. Hope some of you can scoop some cheapies.
Looks like they tried to slam but silver has taken off this morning, and already touched $39.00.
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f8212d No.9783
It's poomping again right before the weekend!
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df6479 No.9784
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>>9783
Yes. Something else to consider. There are more US dollars OUTSIDE the US. (both physical cash & the Eurodollars) There has never been a pure fiat reserve currency where most of if was outside the country where it was the legal tender before.
I ask myself, if I had (managed) a billion US dollars, and I KNEW they were going to devalue the currency, what would I do to avoid taking the loss? I would buy something that would preserve the purchasing power, preferably a risk off asset.
>A Weaker U.S. Dollar Is A Certainty! | LUKE GROMEN
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df6479 No.9785
>>9783
>It's poomping again right before the weekend!
1/ Powell delivered no hawkish surprise.
He stayed with “meeting by meeting”, acknowledged uneven inflation progress, and didn’t open the door to more tightening right now.
→ Real yields had no reason to rise further = metals got breathing space.
2/ Silver reacted with a relief mini-rally. Not euphoria—just confirmation that pressure from yields and the dollar isn’t one-way.
https://x.com/honzacern1/status/1958549933906075703
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b7819f No.9786
>the chud hoard grows a little larger
>>9768
Exactly. Are there two versions of the gold, like the silver coin?
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b7819f No.9787
>>9783
Not even any new coins to slurp before the poomp
>>9781
I'd like a cat that large
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b7819f No.9788
>>9778
They should 100% figure out how to implement AI with the grading process. Are they really going to make me wait over the weekend for the non-medal grades :|
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df6479 No.9789
>>9786
>Are there two versions of the gold, like the silver coin?
I don't know, I just googled "Devil's Brigade royal canadian mint gold". I didn't even know they existed. I believe there is just the 1/4 oz version. Only 2000 minted.
https://www.mint.ca/en/shop/coins/2013/14-oz-pure-gold-coin-devils-brigade-mintage-2000-2013
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df6479 No.9790
>>9787
>I'd like a cat that large
I'd like to find a girl who looks at me like that.
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b7819f No.9791
>>9789
This is the other silver version. I think I prefer this one, but I do like both. I'll have to see if I can find multiple gold versions.
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df6479 No.9792
>>9786
>>9789
The RCM link breaks on 8kun, here is the address without the http prefix
www.mint.ca/en/shop/coins/2013/14-oz-pure-gold-coin-devils-brigade-mintage-2000-2013
Apparently you are correct, there was both a 1/10 and a 1/4 oz version made, picrel.
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df6479 No.9793
>>9792
>>9786
>>9789
8kun STILL breaks the link. Here's the image, you can find it with a google search using "royal canadian mint devil's brigade gold" to find it. I guess 8kun's parsing code barfs on multiple dashes in a url.
>Little Bobby Tables strikes again.
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b7819f No.9794
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>out there doing rolls in a stockcar
>>9793
I was gonna say the links aren't working for some reason. That's the only version I've found so far. Still good enough to get with a low premium on it
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df6479 No.9795
2010oz of silver used in a German torpedo battery.
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82e6f3 No.9796
What’s the most beat to shit coin that’s still rated an MS60 only because it never left the bag?
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df6479 No.9797
Here's some unusual generic rounds. None of them were specifically purchased, we bought a tube of "generic rounds" and this is what we received.
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df6479 No.9798
>>9797
>>9797
>Here's some unusual generic rounds. None of them were specifically purchased, we bought a tube of "generic rounds" and this is what we received.
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df6479 No.9799
>>9797
>Here's some unusual generic rounds. None of them were specifically purchased, we bought a tube of "generic rounds" and this is what we received.
We bought these from a major retail outlet in Canada. I suspect they might be from an estate, as some of them appear to have some collector value. We purchased them all for the price of generic rounds.
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df6479 No.9800
>>9796
Expect something that travelled a long way in the truck over gravel roads. Also needs a forensic analysis to establish that it wasn't circulated. I imagine at some point, picrel.
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df6479 No.9801
>>9797
>Here's some unusual generic rounds. None of them were specifically purchased, we bought a tube of "generic rounds" and this is what we received.
Here's a garden variety generic buffalo round.
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df6479 No.9802
The Federal Reserve's "2% inflation target" is pure bullshit. Firstly, 2 percent per year compounded means the money halves every 35 years. More importantly, the CPI (CPLIE) is literally gamed to the point of incredulity. Actual real world price inflation experienced by real consumers is often two or three times the "official" number.
We buy food and pay various bills including rent every month. Excluding or lowering the weighting of food, rent and insurance/taxes downplays the real pain that is felt especially hardest for the younger generations who are struggling just to barely survive.
Inflation isn't normally an issue when countries use real money. Real money also helps keep the government honest as they don't have an infinite well of fiat to dip into when trying to buy votes.
Fix the money, fix the world.
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df6479 No.9803
A "debt trap" in the context of the government means the government's finances are so bad that there is no escape.
-If the government RAISES taxes, revenues go down because total economic activity decreases.
-If the government CUTS spending, revenues go down because total economic activity decreases.
-If the government LOWERS taxes, revenues go down because there is a lag period between the tax reduction and increased economic activity.
-If the government BORROWS money, revenues effectively decrease because more taxmoney gets diverted to pay the interest.
Never before in the history of the world has a pure fiat, world reserve currency country been in a debt trap. We've had many countries in debt traps before, but they were never world reserve currencies where most of the fiat was held OUTSIDE of the country. (ie, the Eurodollar network) We have no historical examples of how this situation will shake out.
You have two options:
1. Be underprepared and get squashed.
2. Be overprepared and laugh about it later. (I had beans, bullets & bullion for Y2k and nothing happened)
>It doesn’t matter whether the Fed cuts rates, or by how much, to ease government financing. And the cautious rhetoric from FOMC members matters least of all.
>The US is caught in a debt trap with no escape, because there is no chance America will change its way of life. The long end of the yield curve is bound to rise — even if the central bank itself becomes the buyer of last resort. Japan is the latest shining example in history.
>There’s no such thing as a free lunch.
>The bill is slowly coming due.
https://x.com/GregorPepe/status/1959331674694853099
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df6479 No.9804
Global silver demand as a percentage of annual production. Silver is cheap right now.
>Industrial demand for silver keeps climbing — from 54.5% of mined supply in 2016 to a projected 81%+ in 2025!
https://x.com/IGWTreport/status/1959360074431807658
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df6479 No.9805
Generic Sunshine Mint round.
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df6479 No.9806
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df6479 No.9807
>>9806
>US Eagle "style" round.
I just learned that it's called the Sunshine Mint Walking Liberty. It's the same diameter as standard silver rounds, so smaller than a real US Eagle. (39mm vs 40.6mm)
There is a shield on the chest of the eagle on the real US Eagle coin, as well as the face value of one dollar.
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df6479 No.9808
Silver Towne Prospector round, Winchester Indiana.
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df6479 No.9809
Want more practical electric vehicles? Need more silver. Estimated each battery will use approx 1 kg/100KWh.
>BYD is about to flip the table again, with solid-state batteries being tested on vehicles, charging for 12 minutes for a range of 1500km, mass production in 2027.
https://x.com/KingKong9888/status/1959682096315924795
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df6479 No.9810
Still frantically trying to keep the price of silver BELOW $39.00. I suspect it's the bullion banks, operating with the blessing and backstop of the Federal Reserve. $39 looks like the current hill they are willing to die on.
>Who is selling all the silver today to prevent spot from reaching $39? You do realize it’s paper silver and 100% controlled by options and derivatives.
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1959957943849308199
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df6479 No.9811
>>9810
540 million ounces is more than 60 percent of annual silver mine production.
>The silver market traded 540 million paper ounces yesterday. [Friday, August 22] The comex had 57 deliveries and the LBMA had 950. Rothschild Powell is going to hyper inflate dollar away. Saudi central bank buying SLV. The window to buying physical silver is closing. Expect false flags soon.
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1959250563947987377
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df6479 No.9812
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Buying SLV has no effect on spot price as the custodians immediately sell their silver short back into the market, as Jeff Currie publicly admitted. No other ETF actively undercuts the price of its own underlying commodity. SLV is not run on behalf of its investors, it's run on behalf of the bullion banks to assist in silver price suppression.
>HUGE: Saudi Central Bank steps into $SLV.
https://x.com/WSBGold/status/1959137812579561596
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df6479 No.9813
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b7819f No.9814
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df6479 No.9815
>>9814
This coin has no ridges. Must be from a high trust European stocked ethnostate.
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df6479 No.9816
>>9814
Are these US Mint legal tender coins?
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df6479 No.9817
2017 Morgue-Anne Zombuck.
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df6479 No.9818
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b7819f No.9819
>>9816
unfortunately just the gold versions are coins. silver are just medals
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b7819f No.9820
>>9815
>>9819
And the gold versions have ridges, so I'm guessing they keep the smooth edge on the silver versions because they aren't coins
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b7819f No.9821
>>9818
>>9817
I like this series. I guess there is an error version of the morgan that says copper on the back instead of silver, even when the coin is silver.
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df6479 No.9822
>>9821
Someone must have struck a copper blank using the silver die.
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df6479 No.9823
>>9820
>I'm guessing they keep the smooth edge on the silver versions because they aren't coins
I should have called it a round. It's not a legal tender coin. None of my images are of any legal tender coins aside from maybe the Zombucks which only become legal tender in a zombie apocalypse.
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df6479 No.9825
Looks like they are working hard to keep silver below $39, even during after market trading. They've lost the battle for $38.
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f8212d No.9826
They tried to stop me, but I'm still slurping cheapies, 4-8 oz at a time. A nasty coin goblin snatched some cheapies right out of my shopping cart one time. It's getting rough out there.
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df6479 No.9827
The taxpayer funded solar grift continues. Do you think Africans are paying for their own solar panels? Maybe China is selling them on credit and taking their land/ports/airports when they don't pay.
In any event, millions of oz of silver are ending up in solar panels in Africa.
https://x.com/orikron/status/1960286617379156284
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df6479 No.9828
Tick Tock, time is running out frens. Buy your shiny asap.
>The silver market traded 544 million paper ounces yesterday. The comex had 334 deliveries and the LBMA had 1,745. Do we close the month at $39? When do banks start closing naked shorts? I think a force majuere is most likely followed by countries taking over mines. Get physical!
https://x.com/Thedudesetx00/status/1960657300600861006
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b7819f No.9829
nice to see i'm not the only idiot that does this :)
>>9828
I'm working on filling another one of those now. Then hopefully a maple tube before the end of the year
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df6479 No.9830
For everyone who has been patiently stacking for years, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
>I think the biggest surprise for most will be waking up one morning and checking the price of silver in marvel.
https://x.com/goldseek/status/1960744150715826529
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df6479 No.9831
>>9829
I have told (and shown) friends and family that we stack. As far as I'm aware, none have gotten the hint.
I have 100 percent confidence that people like you will the the captains of a brighter future. They will rugpull our equities, real estate, savings (in the banks) and our fiat. Collectables like exotic cars and artwork will briefly have almost no market and sell for pennies on the dollar.
The only people who will have portable liquidity will be gold and silver stackers like us. For a brief window of time, we may be the richest people in our local communites.
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df6479 No.9832
Someone just bought a billion dollars worth of GLD. Authorized Participants can redeem GLD shares for physical. If there aren't enough GLD shares for sale to accomodate a large purchase, additional shares are created and gold is sourced to back up those shares.
It looks like a whale (or Sovereign) might making a large purchase of physical. This is the largest purchase in the history of GLD.
https://x.com/KingKong9888/status/1960559753282863232
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df6479 No.9833
>>9832
1) What’s going on with #Gold?
GLD just printed its largest block trade in history.
– $998M notional
– 3.2M shares
– 107× average size
– Happened in a dark pool (off-exchange).
(full thread here)
https://xcancel.com/honzacern1/status/1960763975878017038
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df6479 No.9834
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>Commercial traders (the big 8) are sitting on the price, keeping it below $39.00
LBMA Silver Set to 'Flat Run Out', Banks Caught Short Will BURN: Ed Steer
>The 8 largest traders have quietly covered most of their shorts and are heading for the exits.
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f8212d No.9835
> buying GLD instead of physical
Wew lad!
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df6479 No.9836
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David Morgan: $50 Silver Breakout & GameStop-Style Short Squeeze Ahead
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df6479 No.9837
>>9835
If you want to buy a couple of tonnes of gold, you can't go to the coinstore. One way is to buy through the LBMA/COMEX via a broker which moves the price or you can backdoor it through GLD.
Going through GLD has very little effect on the spot price, unlike LBMA or COMEX. Since there's little transparency, we don't know if it's just a paper position or if a whale is actually intending to take physical delivery.
One issue with holding long paper positions is that COMEX/SLV have the option to cash settle, BUT, they essentially get to pick the price they will settle at.
Reportedly, when they did a forced cash settlement in 1980, it was at 20% of the peak price. ($10 vs the $50 peak according to /r/SilverDegenClub/)
Paper is for day traders or long bag holding suckers.
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df6479 No.9838
The perfect gift for the perfect girl.
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df6479 No.9839
We stopped eating out years ago due to a combination of high prices, and hepatitis.
>BREAKING: FORTUNE study shows a "Noticeable drop in traffic at restaurants, shops, and malls; fewer people traveling or eating out; increased coupon clipping and price sensitivity."
>The Great Depression 2.0 is on its way. All the signs are here.
https://x.com/JacobKinge/status/1960737475485192264
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df6479 No.9840
>>9839
Did someone say depression?
>BREAKING: German car industry sheds a whopping 51,500 jobs in under a year.
>That’s 6.7% of the entire auto workforce gone!
>This upcoming economic depression is going to make the crashes of 2000 and 2008 look like speed bumps by comparison.
https://x.com/WhaleWire/status/1960698304678813733
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f8212d No.9841
Japanese coins are a total ripoff! This one's minted at ~ 7 million and they want 125 euros for it. That's over 5 EUR/g. And that is a very typical premium for japanese coins, they're always way overpriced! But you can easily find similar old LMU coins for 1 EUR/g. Yeah, I just bought a cheapies that has almost the same mintage and year as this coin. But it's a spanish 5 Pesetas, so it doesn't have the retarded weeb tax.
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df6479 No.9844
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df6479 No.9845
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df6479 No.9846
>>9841
If you think Japanese coins are a ripoff, you should see their sovereign bonds…
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df6479 No.9847
Will they slam down silver on this last trading day of the month? We are just under $39.00 right now before NY open and if we close the day at this same price, I believe we're set up for a $40+ September.
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df6479 No.9848
>>9847
Friday market open, silver is currently $39.20. Looks like we might see $40 in September. The day isn't over yet however.
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df6479 No.9849
Reportedly, starting this week, the Chinese government began advising people to buy silver.
>Just starting this week, the Chinese government is advertising and telling its loyal people to buy Silver instead of Gold.
https://x.com/JoeLang51440671/status/1961418603011391761
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df6479 No.9850
>>9849
Current price in China for silver is a little over $40.
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df6479 No.9851
>>9848
$39.72 right now. No sign of the tamp team yet.
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4f21c0 No.9852
€34 Silver
>€34 Silver
€34 Silver
>€34 Silver
€34 Silver
>€34 Silver
€34 Silver
>€34 Silver
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df6479 No.9853
>>9852
At this instant, gold Maples are $4,921.41CDN and silver Maples are $62.42CDN.
http://mrcscanada.com/servlet/livePrices?color=mrcs
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f8212d No.9854
I waited a whole year for an cheapies and it's gonna pump instead. Good thing I bought all those under spot proof sets and stuff. I have over 500 of the .925 silver 10 Euro coins now.
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5e29e0 No.9855
>Finally gotten my drivers license after the 4th trial and no longer have to pay the kike jew for infinte drivers lesson
>DHL has stopped shitting its bad and delivered my package i ordered 3 weeks ago to my finally
>Silver about to reach 40 $
So this is what winning feels like
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df6479 No.9856
>>9852
We touched $40 but they did an end of day slam and beat it down to $39.61, but we still made at least a 14 year weekly close record, possibly better.
US markets are closed for three days now and reopen in September.
https://x.com/liberty_lyss/status/1961472724959711418
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df6479 No.9857
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>>9854
Silver hasn't finished going up. You still have some multiples of gains. You will know it's time to sell when your non-stacker friends excitedly tell you they are buying silver. When the average person starts getting excited about buying gold/silver that means we are near the peak of the bubble top.
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df6479 No.9858
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df6479 No.9859
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Willem Middelkoop: Silver The Most Undervalued Asset in a New Financial Era
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4f21c0 No.9860
>>9859
Bad title, it suggests silver will continue to be undervalued in the new financial system when it will have to be revalued.
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df6479 No.9861
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Grant Williams: Gold's Inevitable Return as a Monetary Standard - Not by Choice, but Necessity
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b7819f No.9862
WHERE ARE THE LABOR DAY DEALS
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b7819f No.9863
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df6479 No.9864
>>9862
>WHERE ARE THE LABOR DAY DEALS
These are the good old days fren.
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df6479 No.9865
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>>9863
Cool novelty. Paying twice spot for a big 10kg coin with Chuckles on the back doesn't tickle my fancy. I admit, it is an extremely beautiful piece of craftsmanship, and would be nice to see in person.
The RCM made a 100kg 99999 gold coin. It was stolen while on tour.
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f8212d No.9866
I finally finished updating my coins database with all the ones I got in the last months. Ok now time for a nap and then I'll search for moar cheapies!
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df6479 No.9867
>>9863
We do have a few expensive artistic pieces. My better half loves roses and bought a few painted medallions celebrating their historically famous rose producing region of Kazanlak in Bulgaria. The medallion sizes range from one half oz for the smaller ones, on ounce for the medium and 5 oz for the large one. There was a huge premium because they are limited edition artistic pieces in a nice wooden display case.
Kazanlak is famous for rose oil production, steam distilled from rose petals, (4000kg petals for one kg of rose oil) which was worth more than its weight in gold. The rose oil was sold to the perfume industry in France. The petals were picked by hand by ladies in the field. The steam distillation used large wood fired copper retort style stills.
Kazanlak is also famous for world renouned arms manufacturer Arsenal. If you want a forged receiver Kalashnikov, they reportedly make the best in the world. They also make nifty thermobaric grenades and a very wide variety of useful munitions.
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df6479 No.9868
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b7819f No.9869
>>9867
Neat coins. You're Ukrainian? What are the premiums on those like? I'd like a couple of the Michael bullion coins, but they have very high premiums here.
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b7819f No.9870
>>9868
They look pretty nice in person
>>9866
Posted pictures yet?
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df6479 No.9871
>>9860
In my opinion, you are correct. The language of the title is awkward and imprecise. Overall, Tom is a great interviewer who really does his homework and asks intelligent, relevant questions.
If your native language is french, it speaks volumes of your intellect that you possess a better grasp of english than many, if not most native speakers. The best I can do is swear and call people homosexual in maybe 4 languages.
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df6479 No.9872
>>9869
>Neat coins. You're Ukrainian?
No, Canadian born, Celtic genes, American constitutional values. (1A, 2A) The better half is E. European.
The medallians (they have no legal tender status) were bought in Plovdiv Bulgaria from the Bulmint (Bulgaria Mint) retail store. https://bulmint.com/en
>What are the premiums on those like?
Very high. The three medallion presentation box (6.5 oz total) was around $300USD (560Lev). Here is a one oz (31.15g) medal currently available (Mary and Jesus) for 117 Euro.
https://bulmint.com/products/most-holy-theotokos-silver-medal-31g
Bulgaria has a 20% sales tax on precious metals. Sovereign mint coins are exempt, but they still have a very high premium on silver. Sovereign mint GOLD coins have no VAT and their premiiums are very low, with prices being competitive to what we can buy them here in Canada.
I still remember suggesting to a Bulgarian several years ago that they might consider buying gold (back when it was 1100 euros/oz) and their response was:
>I don't know where to buy gold.
Bulmint
>You can't eat gold.
Okay, whatever.
Gold is €2,950.10 today.
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f8212d No.9873
>>9870
It's mostly these 18g/.925 coins (and their proof sets) that I've been buying for a year now. I used to get them for 15 euros, but prices have gone up a lot lately. And I guess 500 of them is enough. It's getting boring!
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f8212d No.9874
Well looks like the government is failed, and the economy is hosed. Time for some Cyprus-style bail-ins, or… something? Yeah, count me out. I've only got about 150 bux left in the bank but I'm just gonna buy some more cheapies with it.
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df6479 No.9875
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f8212d No.9876
>>9875
But he has a special card up his sleeve (I'm sure it's some kind of scam).
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df6479 No.9877
>>9855
In my opinion, best time to buy silver was 25 years ago the second best time is today. I believe it will still go up multiples from the current price. It appears we may be heading back to Weimar levels of inflation. A nice little stack of silver might give a person much more optionality.
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f8212d No.9878
Well there it is, my final order for this month is done. I boughted all the cheapies I could!
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df6479 No.9879
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df6479 No.9880
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df6479 No.9881
We all know silver is headed above $50. We just don't know how long it will take to get there. Some are suggesting things will start accelerating.
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df6479 No.9882
Markets are in a historical record bubble that puts us on the cusp of a 1929 style crash. We may be approaching the very end days of being able to buy "cheap" silver. When the crash comes it will likely take out large sectors of the economy, most of our politicial leaders (Europe & Canada) are at record low levels of popularity. The clouds of war are gathering over Europe and the middle east. The "nothing ever happens" crowd will be forever silenced once events accelerate.
>The Nasdaq's market cap relative to the US M2 money supply has hit a record 176%.
>This means the market value of the Nasdaq is nearly TWICE as large as the the total stock of liquid money in the economy.
>The ratio has now exceeded the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble peak by ~45 percentage points.
>Never in the history of financial markets has the rise in stock prices exceeded the growth of the money supply by this much.
>At the same time, the Nasdaq’s market cap relative to US GDP has risen to a record 129%, almost double the Dot-Com peak.
>How much further can it go?
https://x.com/KobeissiLetter/status/1961906697682743360
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df6479 No.9883
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Matthew Piepenburg, Francis Hunt, Henrik Zeberg: How will the END GAME play out?
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df6479 No.9884
>>9882
>We may be approaching the very end days of being able to buy "cheap" silver.
Silver won't become "unobtainable" it will be unattainable in useful quantities to most people, just like gold is right now. The average person doesn't have enough savings to buy one oz of gold. When silver is several hundred dollars per oz, they won't be able to afford 10oz of silver.
Stackers will face the risk of being targeted as "hoarders" when times get tough.
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4f21c0 No.9885
$40 Silver
>$40 Silver
$40 Silver
>$40 Silver
$40 Silver
>$40 Silver
$40 Silver
>$40 Silver
$40 Silver
>$40 Silver
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df6479 No.9886
>>9885
$40 is a very, very conservative price.
Silver is in a 42 year cup and handle pattern, 31 years for the cup and 11 years for the handle. People's natural tendency is to chase prices. The average person waits for a price to start to move before they want to buy it. Silver tends to move too fast so the masses end up buying it well into the price run. $40.00 will be the future cheapies.
>We're right on a line that a break above would be extremely bullish and a justifiable technical argument could be made for a $100+ price target for silver.
https://x.com/PeterGrandich/status/1961219372292129208
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df6479 No.9887
>>9885
Here you are. Sept $40 silver.
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df6479 No.9888
>>9885
>The Shanghai market opens, and the spot price for silver blasts over $40.00! Hats off to the patient silver stackers out there; this is just getting going. Luckily for us, the COMEX is closed tomorrow for Labor Day, so the tampers will have a difficult week ahead of them.
https://x.com/MountainBullion/status/1962344894317400103
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df6479 No.9889
Silver broke $42 on both the SGE (Shanghai Gold Exchange) and SHFE (Shanghai Futures Exchange) today.
https://x.com/oriental_ghost/status/1962375817088078286
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df6479 No.9890
How cheap is silver today?
>Well, adjusting it for M2 growth (to erase the effect of money printing and make different periods comparable), the grey metal remains at a relatively affordable level: the 2011's top is equivalent to $120 today while the 1980's just doesn't fit the picture.
https://x.com/ValueSeeker_/status/1961678609547989103
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df6479 No.9891
$38 is the new base.
$38 - $43 will be the new range for the short term.
$50 is the new resistance.
Once silver breaks and holds above $50 the run up will be biblical
https://x.com/RickIvesFL/status/1961831458886082983
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df6479 No.9892
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f8212d No.9893
Cheapest .925 silver 10 Euro coins listed on gold.de are 18.41 (I never paid above 17.50 even for proof sets).
https://www.gold.de/kaufen/silbermuenzen/gedenkmuenzen/?stkl=16,65
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df6479 No.9894
>>9893
Price will likely never go down in fiat terms, but it's still a good deal in my opinion because I believe that silver will go up in real terms by several multiples.
Others may disagree.
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df6479 No.9895
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df6479 No.9896
Silver on the Chinese market, Sept 2 is north of $42.00.
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df6479 No.9897
Gold over $5000CDN per oz, and silver Maples over $64CDN today.
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f8212d No.9898
Someone forgot to run TAMP.EXE
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df6479 No.9899
>>9898
They DID manage to keep it below $41 (tamped down from $40.96) but I don't know how long they can keep it up.
When the silver bull run starts, selling short is certain death. They try and tamp by increasing margin requirements and other tricks. Tamping does work to snuff out momentum, but it can never stop the tide.
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df6479 No.9900
We touched $41 in overnight trading.
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df6479 No.9901
>>9900
>We touched $41 in overnight trading.
Silver broke $41 briefly this morning.
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b7819f No.9902
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df6479 No.9903
>>9902
>We have to expand the money supply to cover the interest expense.
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df6479 No.9904
$2078.72
Three tiny coins, over $2000CDN at current prices.
1 gram
1/10 oz
1/4 oz
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f8212d No.9905
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df6479 No.9907
>>9905
Yes, something like that. So small, you can't keep them in your pocket without risking losing them. What are those coins that those young ladies are standing over?
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