You guys have you stack at home? Where the fuck do you put your silver? That shit takes so much space! Why would you hold $100k in precious metals in your house?
Kayden Butler
Legitimate question, and apologies for obviousness: I've purchase 7.25oz gold (maples in thread pic) for about an average of 1740 USD/oz. Obviously when I purchased, there was a premium.
If I were to go to a coin shop/bank, how much would they offer for a maple? Spot, or above/below?
thediggings.com/ will come in handy for you, it shows active claims and mineral locations.
Adrian Butler
Spot or below, never above unless you have some numismatic shit and they already have 5 customers for it.
Austin Watson
Depends on the shop, but probably between spot-spot+$30
William Collins
I love poured silver its my main stacking strategy. The CNT eagles are the best, I get them off of ebay from various verified dealers I pay $5 extra per bar but, I get them in less than 5 days rather than weeks or months from previous dealers I have used.
Literature on prospecting >The Guide to Gold Panning In British Columbia by Barlee, N. L. >Gold Panning the Pacific Northwest: A Guide to the Area’s Best Sites for Gold
He is prepping for the paradigm shift and buying up land for his free market pm based economic system.
Minus niggers and Jews ofcourse
Michael Russell
Is it worth getting the money metals silver starting kit?
Camden Moore
Why do these 'where's mike?' posts always arrive just after he uploads, pay attention.
Austin Anderson
Did you actually do all this?
Zachary Jenkins
user stop trying to sell me on those leafs. I won't buy one; not a single one
Michael Robinson
Where is the best place to buy leafs?
Joseph Thompson
No. But if I owned a house and above $ 100K of PMs I would.
Nathan Ramirez
How much would you pay for a silver reichsmark?
Alexander Collins
if you owned a house you wouldn't own $100k of PM's
Lincoln Phillips
>Buddy of mine has a album folder full of reichsmarks he inherited.
I should ask him how much he wants for one just to have it.
Noah Jenkins
user if I had a secure, stable place to store it i'd buy more metal, not less.
Noah Howard
Based. Did you buy all them maples at once? You cash out some Bitcoin?
Samuel Turner
I own my house (no death contract) and about $250k of Ag
Benjamin Ross
>if I had a car I'd spend way more on my bike maybe, but not likely you probably couldn't afford both, and the house holds value and increases way faster than metals. Also buying a house invests you in the current economic society, reducing your desire to see everything go to shit. Once you want it less you see more clearly that it's not falling apart and even if it does, we're just going immediately back to normal.
Ian Price
It's a pretty decent deal
Caleb Howard
you have half a ton of silver?
Josiah Bennett
Are toned silver ounces any good? There are some vintage christmas ones up for nabbing off ebay.
Jonathan Rogers
Stupid comparison. The value of having portable wealth outside of the financial system never goes away. If anything having lots of your net wealth in immovable property makes it more important.
Liam Morgan
If he bought in early 2000s it would have only costs around 30k.
Aaron Kelly
Depends on your household combined income. If it’s 550K/yr, then it’s quite easy.
Levi Watson
Who the fuck makes that much on Zig Forums. I thought I was in the upper echelons with 2020 anticipated household income $180k
Eli Cook
imagine not going 50x in crypto scams to buy more gold
Levi Howard
>The value of having portable wealth outside of the financial system never goes away. sure it does.
if you never need it outside the financial system then you've wasted hundreds of thousands of dollars storing and protecting it over your lifetime. Then there's the costs associated with buying, authenticating, and selling it.
The apocalypse you guys dream of probably won't happen. If it does, it's not going to happen the way you prepared for anyways. or it'll happen when you're too old to survive it no matter how you prepare.
I've got a relative with a couple tons of silver, I'd be amazed if anyone here has anything close. Also user was probably 12 in the 2000's
Connor Richardson
>If it’s 550K/yr, then it’s quite easy. I make about that, but I don't put money in PM's.
not that much anyways.
Alexander Sanchez
An example would be a medical doctor + salesperson.
Nathan Ross
>apocalypse
Strawman, stop responding to stuff nobody talked about.
>if you never need it.
I've never needed my fire extinguisher, anybody who doesn't have one is still an irresponsible moron.
Ryan Long
>BoA >perfect reverse indicator >harry dent was right see you at $700
Look here, short stack, no one expects the apocalypse, but we do worry about a 1922 Weimar where people with paper saving lost everything. You think the idea of "formerly well to do house wives" is an original meme? It's Babylon in Berlin when most of the former "middle class" women in Berlin had to resort to hooking.
Brandon Lee
Lol I just woke up when I posted that and like magic he uploaded right before
Jaxon Moore
>not knowing what a hedge against fiat inflation is >current year + 5
You're also forgetting that having a huge amount of your assets in PMs is amazing for avoiding taxes such as capital gains when you want to give your children your assets in full. And broadly speaking, PMs are great for being off the system. It's very easy to walk up to a coin store and sell a gold maple for $ 1,750 USD cash. That could keep you going for a while.
