I bought most of my stack like 5 years ago when silver was selling for ~$14/oz. My first 10oz-er was $16.67/ozt, then we bought again at ~$15.50 and again at ~$14. Price average for me is around $15/ozt on a little over 300ozt.
Bought gold high recently, though :/ I'm betting the 10 trillion dollars we just printed are going to drive the price of gold up in the mid-term future.
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Gabriel Jackson
FOMO, I’d rather have a little then none. I was getting anxious not having any after reading all these threads. Now I will get higher amounts of gold when I can afford it. I did the maths and yes I was paying a higher premium but the same place buys back those same sized bars at a higher premium as well.
Angel Lewis
Get at least 1 oz of gold, then stack silver until the price breaks 50/oz
Adam Hall
>be me >we wuz kangz but now we sellin dope >homie tyrelle swing by for a pickup >whip out pic related and 1 gram gold bars to measure out the dro >instant clout now thats a come up boiiii
What's the point of having so much gold? Isn't it better to buy silver now?
Benjamin King
silver bullion buy whatever you can for the lowest premiums
Hudson Miller
I just double checked and I bought the gram for 97$ aud and which translates to 2750$ aud and ounce or 161$ aud above spot so it’s not even that bad at all
Gold is going to spike too, just not as much as silver. You'll want at least a little gold to go with your silver stacks.
Tyler Rogers
yes silver is still the better investment, but just because silver will moon more doesn't mean you should ignore gold. me personally i'm all in on silver. but i can see why people would want gold, its easier to hide for one...
Grayson Brown
Also if I was to buy a 1/20 oz coin from the same place it translates to 3700$ oz a coin. So they actually fairly price the gold bars if you’d like to check it’s on perthmintbullion.com/au/Buy-Gold-Coins.aspx
Michael Green
Yeah that's why I was buying the roos, but now brittanias are available again and cheaper so I will buy 30.
Tyler Thomas
From last thread:
Based and guru-pilled, fren. You're GMI.
I tend to see common sense as, well, common. Unfortunately, I quickly forget that these days, it isn't.
I don't really put too much away on silver on account of being a poorfag wagie, but I can drop 20 clownbux from my weekly (((paycheck))) on it without compromising my savings strategies. I'm making sure to build up my clownbux stack as well as an insurance policy against pre-reset crises, like, say, losing my shitty, slave-wages job, or just needing to quit and find better employment. I'm in the process of looking now
I will purchase things that I need and don't have when I need them, but I watch my spending.
Similarly, I won't deny myself luxury goods and services that I know I will get enough use out of to justify their purchase.
After all, as you so eloquently and simply stated: "Moderation in all things."
In 1964, minimum wage was just under 0.9ozt of silver an hour ($1.25FV in 90% coinage). Today, that minimum wage has fallen to less than half of that (0.4ozt in clownbux at spot today). We've been earning less and less in real terms for some time now.
Isaac Phillips
my god user, gold won't even hit $3,700 USD in the next 5 years. what are you doing?
Sup /pmg/ bros. What’s your take on silverware from the 1800s? I know particular sets are 9.75 Troy ozs of silver. What’s the likelihood of getting spot price for them though?
Wyatt Allen
The current spot for gold in aud is 2588 per oz which is almost exactly the same as USD spot when calculated. I only payed 160~ aud above spot per oz for my 1 gram bar.
Kayden Rodriguez
i'd say your best bet is selling it to an individual since they would most likely pay atleast spot for them. but honestly it might not be worth the effort, and selling for a dollar below spot so they can get sent off to be refined, would probably be your quickest bet
