There's also this even older ad, the first one they put up on they're Youtube Channel. I'm not sure why, but it makes me feel nostalgic. youtube.com/watch?v=ZzZtlTjkpZY
Carter Morgan
were you even alive when they made that?
Christopher Hernandez
>video uploaded on Oct 27, 2009 are you saying you think that poster is 11 years old? I doubt many 11 year olds are posting on /pmg/.
Juan Brooks
I was probably 8 or 9 when that ad was filmed, too young to care about money or remember that ad if it was ever on TV. Apmex's Youtube Channel is full of old ads like that.
yeah, that was my guess also. The dress and filming looks like pure 80's but neither APMEX nor the internet was around then.
William Thompson
560 ounes of silver
Jackson Stewart
beautiful man. that is a fantastic order. hopefully you got some fun stuff and not just all 10+oz bars. gotta get some fun art stuff too!
Jacob Richardson
Apmex is based in Oklahoma, which tends to be frozen in time in some regards.
Kevin Anderson
normally I'd asked what the hell is wrong with you buying that much as once, but with the market and economy the ways they are all I can say is good on ya
Asher Hughes
Let me guess, the entire mintage of 2020 Libertads?
Asher Adams
Intro time!
Hi! Stacklet here. 28oz Ag, some coins from the Russian (due this week!!), and about $8 in junk (none of which was "purchased" as it were; just stuff I fished out of registers during my time as a cashier/wagie). I first got a Monument "10oz@spot" deal about a year ago for $180, then had to stop due to life shit, but I've restarted (slowly) to accumulate. Got more generics, some ASEs, a few Krugerrands, a few Brits so far. My question is about junk though. How did you all get over the mind-hurdle of "buying" coinage way over face? I only ask because I just ordered a $5 roll of Mercs, and my brain was like, "Don't spend a hundy on a five dollar bill, dumbass!" I know I should be thinking of them more in terms of weight, and being fractional vs full ozs. But damn, did I think long and hard about abandoning them and just getting a few more rounds. Anyway, I'll go back to lurking.
Ten-year yield is creeping towards 1%, market crash will come soon. Then expect the Fed to step in with more Q. E. and destroy what little is left of the middle class, before releasing Fedcoin. COMEX will be emptied in December, and BTC will be rug-pulled by the exposure of the tether scam.
So what do I do? Buy more miners? More silver and gold? Get a bit of XRP since many people this this will be the basis of FedCoin or at least of many other countries crypto?
Decided to be an autist tonight and reorganize my bigger tubes/bars in my hand safe for funsies, got some cute photos to share out of it Looking at them takes me back to when I was when I first starting stacking. I’ve grown both as a person and as a stacker since then. Feels good
Buy both, physical metals for no counterparty risk, miners for greater leverage. Yesterday's paper gold crash was one of the worst in history, yet most junior miners barely dropped (only -2 or -3% on average), and some were even green on the day (FWZ +6%). Some got panic-dumped (e. g. SVE was -25% at one point), but were aggressively bought (ended -3% on the day). People really don't seem to trust the COMEX price any more. Indicates to me that something important is coming. I recently added NAK to my portfolio as a hedge against Trump winning the election via the state legislatures. It was interesting that it held neutral on the day.
Elijah Rodriguez
Why should I buy more silver than Bitcoin when Bitcoin is seen as digital gold and it has still a x10 to do?
genuinly curious
Oliver Anderson
because when the lights all go out and people are killing each other are feeling their homes they aren't gonna be hiding bitcoin in the soles of their shoes.
