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Anonymous ID:Tccl0Ih2 Mon 29 Apr 2024 02:19:17 No.20159742 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>20159876 >>20167005

100oz Bars Edition

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

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

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

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

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

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Anonymous ID:Tccl0Ih2 Mon 29 Apr 2024 02:20:02 No.20159750 Report

Quoted By: >>20159876

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

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

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

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

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Anonymous ID:mHEOmAkt Mon 29 Apr 2024 02:41:44 No.20159876 Report

Quoted By: >>20159900 >>20160023 >>20163883 >>20163896 >>20166165 >>20166461

>>20159742
>>20159750

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 02:46:12 No.20159900 Report

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>>20159876
Kek i'd buy that

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 03:05:53 No.20160023 Report

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>>20159876
looks like a dumb zoomette with an extra pointy nose

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Anonymous ID:/Hdqazjm Mon 29 Apr 2024 03:43:54 No.20160250 Report

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Y'all better be stacking more silver this week

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Anonymous ID:kttZ9Hnr Mon 29 Apr 2024 03:56:40 No.20160322 Report

Quoted By: >>20160327 >>20162347 >>20162358

If I was to start stacking silver would it be a good idea to start with 1kgx10 cast bars in something called a monster box and the 200 1oz minted bars also in a monster box. All from the Perth mint.

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 03:57:46 No.20160327 Report

Quoted By: >>20160363

>>20160322
coins are better than bars
load up on Kangaroos

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Anonymous ID:kttZ9Hnr Mon 29 Apr 2024 04:03:32 No.20160363 Report

Quoted By: >>20160419 >>20160422 >>20160524 >>20161064

>>20160327
Is the only reason coins are better then bars because they can be cashed for actual AUD? (only $1)
The bars are a couple of bucks cheaper.

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Anonymous ID:/Hdqazjm Mon 29 Apr 2024 04:17:15 No.20160419 Report

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>>20160363
Some stack for weight some for larger pieces. I say coins are more recognizable and because of that people are more prone to trust them. Coins are also easier to carry in a pinch. I know I'm coming from a prepper grid collapse standpoint but it's becoming evident that is where we are going down the line. Depending on where you live tax laws can also be a big deal pic related.

As for myself I am very diversified in my stack. I have antique jewelry, numinastic coinage, a plethora of random rounds, a bunch of silver eagles, maples and lizzies, at least 40 oz in 5 oz bars and 40 oz in 10 oz bars. Odds and ends vicambi gram bars, platinum grams and most of my gold is fractional too. Holding weight is more important if you're worried about the bottom line. You can also hide certain things like jewelry and pure silver and gold wire amongst the clutter of your environment without people stealing it. Just a trick but you can put your real silver and mix it with a bunch of silver plastic nonsense and people will leave it alone. Like a fake treasure prop box or your kid's' favorite Hess truck collection. I employ all these tactics and even keep 100 oz of silver in a prop nest down the road, and a dozen in a bee hive just outside my property. Just get creative with it, diversify or die. Now more than ever though, get as much silver as you can. I very much doubt we will be able to get physical silver soon. Just a hunch

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 04:18:00 No.20160422 Report

Quoted By: >>20162725

>>20160363
Coins are better because (most) of the modern coins have security features that let coin shop owners more easily verify their authenticity.

A bar is more easily faked.

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Anonymous ID:jx5oMjeO Mon 29 Apr 2024 04:47:47 No.20160524 Report

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>>20160363
>sovereign coins are recognizable
>easier to confirm authenticity of something with published specifications and features
>1 and 2 oz coins are more liquid than large silver bars
>coins can be cross-referenced with online databases like numista
IMO large metal bars are better for institutional investors or professionals. It's easier to liquidate one or two ounces at a LCS or in your favorite SHTF wet dream. Even if the value of PMs collapse, the face value at least guarantees it can be useful for making purchases. As always, do what you want. Just my two cents.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 04:49:02 No.20160529 Report

Quoted By: >>20160534 >>20160950 >>20166257 >>20167162 >>20167248

Sup frens,
Today have been a good day, i managed to win 5 auctions and some are really great slurps!

First one is this lot of 3x silver kopecks + 1x 1737's russian denga.
The top row are a 1856's 25 kopecks + 1902's 20 ko.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 04:51:18 No.20160534 Report

Quoted By: >>20166257 >>20167248

>>20160529
forgot to mention the price : paid 12€ for the kopeck lot.

2nd slurp of the day is picrel; a 1580's Henri III 1/4 Ecu (9.5g). I got it for 18 bux. Far less impressive than the kopecks one but still correct.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 04:57:48 No.20160554 Report

Quoted By: >>20160950 >>20167248

3rd slurp is this bunch of copper coins (+1x 50c silber 1812 napoleon in poor condition).
Special mention to the 5 + 10ct 1853 MA who are rare enough to pay for twice over the price i paid for the lot.
Plus i always like getting those old Sweden mines' copper skillings.
Total : 9 bux.

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 05:01:30 No.20160570 Report

Quoted By: >>20161005

China be buying up 40% more gold every month nocap frfr

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 05:02:22 No.20160576 Report

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4th slurp : this lot of Vatican + France + Russian + German silver coin.
The main value item here is the 2 Francs Napoleon An 13A (revolutionary calendar = 1804). Not in the best shape, but this kind of coin is getting really hard to find.
Price for the lot : 49€

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 05:06:48 No.20160601 Report

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5th and final auction won was this lot of 3 coins. The only one who interested me is the Napoleon's 1 Franc 1811 D (200k ex. struck, minted in Lyon), the others two aren't even worth taking a look at, even if i will squeeze few bux out of the 1/2 Piastre from Syria under french rule.
Price : 28€.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 05:11:27 No.20160623 Report

Quoted By: >>20160628

Also cleaned a bit the 5F Napoleon i got by the mail 2 days ago.
And my step-sis helped me figuring out how to make proper pics with my phone, now i don't have lightning issues anymore thanks to the pro mode (after playing with ISO, MA and stuff..).

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 05:12:21 No.20160628 Report

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>>20160623
Prior to the cleaning.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 05:14:55 No.20160640 Report

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Quite happy about the lightning and quality, even though to my surprise the pics ended up being more compressed than when using the regular mode, only 300KB for this one.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 05:16:56 No.20160667 Report

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Another example.

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 05:22:30 No.20160765 Report

Quoted By: >>20160808

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 05:32:37 No.20160808 Report

Quoted By: >>20161068

>>20160765
Nice.
Do you know what's missing in the OP? A good sauce for plastic sleeves /pocket hand/capsules + foam rings etc...
Prices are all over the place and quality too.
The prices proposed by coin dealers are beyond scam tiers. I've seen single capsules sold for $1+/ea whereas you can find x100 capsules with foam for 10 bux on amazon, and it's the exact same shit for 1/10th of the cost.

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Anonymous ID:XfE0ZzgH Mon 29 Apr 2024 05:35:41 No.20160820 Report

Quoted By: >>20160905

moron newfaggot here. what's a reasonable premium over melt value to pay for generic old silver coins?

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 06:02:22 No.20160905 Report

Quoted By: >>20160970

>>20160820
Depends on the coins, the date, the number minted, the design... There aren't generic coins per say (unless you meant rounds). US constitutional is rather expensive compared to most European ones.
Depends on the purity too. Nobody really wants .500 or .450 crap for example so you can get them below spot pretty much all the time.

Also depends where do you want to buy them from. Don't expect any killer deal at your LCS.

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Anonymous ID:WZyOkSEr Mon 29 Apr 2024 06:18:32 No.20160950 Report

Quoted By: >>20161038 >>20161048

>>20160529
Good stuff, I was actually just shopping for imperial Russian coins earlier today and am gonna bid on a handful ending tomorrow. I need more big coppers and babbysilber 5 kopeks. High grade silvers from the 1890s-WW1 are pretty common but that 1856 is nicer than usual.
>>20160554
Less than a euro per coin and it includes a little silver too, can't go wrong. Swedish coppers are sweet, the 1761 would pay for everything too. Regarding the Henry III hammered silver, did you already have a 1/4 ecu before today? At nearly 10g those must be pretty awesome old-school fondlers. I thought you had other older French hammered silvers like a kino Gros Tournois so you should post a pic of them. Overall it looks like you had a great day fren!

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Anonymous ID:XfE0ZzgH Mon 29 Apr 2024 06:25:16 No.20160970 Report

Quoted By: >>20161016

>>20160905
thanks. i'm going to watch auctions and things until i get a feel for it before i chuck too much money that direction. seems like ebay somehow gets people to spend about 3x what they should for any recognizable coin out there

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 06:37:21 No.20161005 Report

Quoted By: >>20161043 >>20163134 >>20167778

>>20160570
>HK
Oh look, exactly where the kikes are relocating in China now they sucked dry their western hosts and finally decided to move away!
Most /pol/acks were really struggling the past few days making sense about why Soros was financing the anti-Israel revolts in US univs. But it's very simple really : it's to force the kikes still living there to move away to greener pastures (HK, NZ).
You will soon see the ADL & AIPAC run ads about why jews should do their Aliyah ASAP because the US is "no longer the nation of freedum and opportunities" and is now "literally like Nazi Germany in the 30s".

I've always said the final sign before the US collapse and dive into balkanization will be the migration of their kikes into China and the liquidation of their assets. HK purchasing gold at such pace are the kikes cashing out and looting your PM reserves. I'm 100% certain of this.

The US (((tech bubble))) is about to pop. Shit is so surreal, the stock market valuation of Nvidia alone is larger than all the listed companies of China combined. That's how retarded and out of touch the current US "economy" is. That's how much fake USD have to be sponged by digital fakeness to prevent the dollar from collapsing.
Now the kikes are cashing out first and will purchase anything tangible and ship it oversea, and before the US public understand what's happening to them they will be left with nothing but digital bags and a worthless currency.
They will burn all bridges behind them.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 06:44:12 No.20161016 Report

Quoted By: >>20161043

>>20160970
Ebay is both the place with the best and shittiest deal. I think it's a great idea for you to lurk around and see how things are going there. And most important : to find the keywords/search parameters who will allow you to see the under-the-radar deals.
Personally my average for constitutional is 35/45% below spot on ebay. It takes some practice and some time digging for the good stuff, and ofc you wont win the majority of auctions you bet over, but the time spent is quickly paid for once you get used to it.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 06:53:14 No.20161038 Report

Quoted By: >>20161040

>>20160950
>I need more big coppers
haha you really are onto it lately it seems. I bet you'd enjoy those 10ct belgian coins from the 1830s. I got a bunch of them lately and they aren't as large as the big kopecks, but really thick.
I love it when they get all deformed on the rim. They feel like mini-ingots.

>Regarding the Henry III hammered silver, did you already have a 1/4 ecu before today?
Oh yes, several actually. It's not a rare coin by any mean, tens of millions were made which is a lot for this era.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 06:54:09 No.20161040 Report

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>>20161038
>bonked to hell

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Anonymous ID:d8cx1B5R Mon 29 Apr 2024 06:55:24 No.20161043 Report

Quoted By: >>20161076

>>20161005
That’s a pretty accurate theory re: the hooknose tribesmen
>I hate those khazar motherfuckers like you wouldn’t believe…
>>20161016
Egay: purchased several items off there. Best Buy was a 2RM coin in good condition. The silver lady fortuna 1oz pamp bar is overpriced no matter where it’s purchased, but it was a gift for a ladyfren. I did purchase a 1915 1 ducat Austrian gold coin listed as BU. Front was flawless, back had a very noticeable deep gouge… not going to buy any gold from coinshop listing ever again on egay

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 06:57:49 No.20161048 Report

Quoted By: >>20162237

>>20160950
>I thought you had other older French hammered silvers like a kino Gros Tournois so you should post a pic of them
Sure, here was my latest acquisition. I've got 3x Gros Tournois from Louis IX the Saint (circa 1220) and 2 others from Philippe IV the Fair (1280) with the same design, only the name is changing. The 2 basedest kings who ever walked this earth.

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Anonymous ID:lGxXPWKF Mon 29 Apr 2024 07:03:53 No.20161064 Report

Quoted By: >>20166402

>>20160363
coins are better because they are more likely to become collector pieces later on

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 07:06:20 No.20161068 Report

Quoted By: >>20161085

>>20160808
>Do you know what's missing in the OP? A good sauce for plastic sleeves /pocket hand/capsules
I’m not poor enough to care about saving 30 cents on a piece of plastic. Apmex sells good capsules.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 07:10:52 No.20161076 Report

Quoted By: >>20161101 >>20162102

>>20161043
>Best Buy was a 2RM coin in good condition
How much did you pay for it?

From last week : 90€ for 7x 5RM in SPL condition, the entire 1939 serie, with the 1939G which alone will pay for well over half the order.
Great deals are awaiting you fren!

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 07:16:13 No.20161085 Report

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>>20161068
>I’m not poor enough to care about saving 30 cents on a piece of plastic
You know the saying : little streams makes large rivers.
Rich or poor there is no reason to overpay for anything. Personally i'm extremely poor and i probably am not the only one here.

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Anonymous ID:d8cx1B5R Mon 29 Apr 2024 07:21:57 No.20161101 Report

Quoted By: >>20161822

>>20161076
2RM coin was $10-11 including shipping. But it was a one time occasion as they normally do t get those. I was lucky to find it. Generally around $20 from my experience it I haven’t searched in months

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Anonymous ID:Tccl0Ih2 Mon 29 Apr 2024 11:17:21 No.20161482 Report

Quoted By: >>20166415

Page 7?
Not on my watch.

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Anonymous ID:Ea6c96Rd Mon 29 Apr 2024 13:37:19 No.20161822 Report

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>>20161101
>mfw I scoop 2rm on fleabay for 10 loonies

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 14:08:34 No.20162102 Report

Quoted By: >>20162237 >>20162719

>>20161076
>bragging about some fake looking coins
kek

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 14:32:20 No.20162237 Report

Quoted By: >>20162719 >>20162761

>>20161048
>I've got 3x Gros Tournois from Louis IX the Saint (circa 1220) and 2 others from Philippe IV the Fair (1280) with the same design, only the name is changing. The 2 basedest kings who ever walked this earth.

Absolutely awesome those are sweet coins, you should post a group pic of your old hammered silvers. With their impressive diameter relative to weight and unique aesthetic medieval coins like those are really appealing, I kinda want to build cheap inventory then try setting up and selling to nerds at "Renaissance Fair" LARP festivals. They're not usually serious numismatists but I bet that kind of clientele would be very interested in genuine coins and artifacts.

>>20162102
>Doesn't recognize a dipped coin or know that chink fakes aren't made with rim dings like those

Kek

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Anonymous ID:S3QW3ouc Mon 29 Apr 2024 14:52:43 No.20162347 Report

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>>20160322
I'm not buying any thing over 10 oz bars in silver in case i need to trade them if things get bad.

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Anonymous ID:S3QW3ouc Mon 29 Apr 2024 14:54:16 No.20162358 Report

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>>20160322
Consider some gold too if you don't own any yet. nothing under 1oz. Those premiums are nasty.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:05:19 No.20162719 Report

Quoted By: >>20162998

>>20162102
bruh why bother posting when you clearly don't know shit? That's weird.

>>20162237
>you should post a group pic of your old hammered silvers
Sure, thing is i don't own that many because they are very popular over here, so i often flip them to purchase more greeks. That's kinda because of you! :3

>I kinda want to build cheap inventory then try setting up and selling to nerds at "Renaissance Fair" LARP festivals.
What is dis? Never heard about those festivals but it seems like a great idea because people not familiar with numismatics often tend to think old stuff is worth millions. When i show to my close frens my collection of medieval/roman/greek stuff and ask them how much they think they are worth they always give me retarded numbers. This is especially true with roman coinage. Then when i tell them i got this or that antoninianus for 3 bux they refuse to believe it kek.
You probably experienced this many times already.

If you wanna delve into medieval stuff and need some coins you only can find over here, don't hesitate if i can be of any use (to proxy buy, send it oversea...).
I'm not sure how familiar you are with those, but they tend to be pretty expensive in good condition in my experience. What did you have in mind by "cheap inventory" for example?

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Anonymous ID:S3QW3ouc Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:05:59 No.20162725 Report

Quoted By: >>20162756

>>20160422
True, especially with large bars. I would not buy or sell to a dealer unless they have an XRF to test all metals coming in or out of the shop nowdays.

So i always buy bars under 10 or under oz because i know my dealer can test it in seconds.

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Anonymous ID:YoG20ZFO Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:11:52 No.20162756 Report

Quoted By: >>20162786

>>20162725
Xrf doesn't work

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:12:09 No.20162761 Report

Quoted By: >>20163049

>>20162237
>selling to nerds at "Renaissance Fair" LARP festivals
That's a bygone era. Millennials grew up and had families. Gen Z doesn't do that stuff.

Another reason why it's better to stack for weight at the lowest premium rather than chasing numismatics that most people aren't familiar with.

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Anonymous ID:1PCRyc91 Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:16:28 No.20162783 Report

Quoted By: >>20162888

Platinum is on FIRE!!!!!

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Anonymous ID:S3QW3ouc Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:16:39 No.20162786 Report

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>>20162756
Nice proof.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:34:20 No.20162888 Report

Quoted By: >>20162933

>>20162783
WTF R U DOIN SILBER?
STOP CRABBIN ALRDY! DONT U KNOW THE END TIME IS NEAR??

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:42:18 No.20162933 Report

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>>20162888
Checked.

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Anonymous ID:s/tum/yB Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:47:05 No.20162965 Report

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i bought gold from costco in Canada lol

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:52:10 No.20162998 Report

Quoted By: >>20165079 >>20165426

>>20162719
>Never heard about those festivals but it seems like a great idea because people not familiar with numismatics often tend to think old stuff is worth millions

They're multi-day outdoor festivals where history nerds dress up in medieval/Renaissance costumes and do all sorts of reenactments, blacksmithing, jousting/swordplay and LARPing, sell arts and crafts like hand-spun and woven textiles, foods, wooden swords etc: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_fair
My thoughts about them being ripe and eager clientele are the same. Everyone at a Renaissance fair already appreciates history and enjoys things made like they were centuries ago but there aren't any actual authentic artifacts from back then at the fairs so they'd probably coom violently at the thought of being able to get genuine ancient and medieval coins in the $5-30 price range. I've got tons of ancients and have bought bulk lots of Russian wire money kopeks and medieval Hungarian denars that cost a few bucks or less each that they'd like. Lots of common circulated English hammered silver coins are easily available cheap too and would probably be most popular and relevant to all the Shakespearean and Elizabethan-era nerds hat gravitate to RenFairs. Got tons of ancient and medieval arrowheads and weaponry that would surely appeal to the combat reenactors and fans too. I think one could make an easy 5-10x flipping cheapies to those people, and they'd probably be way more excited about it than any normal jaded coin or artifact collector who would be less impressed by such common material.

>don't hesitate if i can be of any use (to proxy buy, send it oversea...).

Thank you my fren, last night I reconnected with a trusted source in Cyprus I haven't bought from in 4 years and he says he's been detecting a lot and found some rare ancient stuff but new customs regulations make it hard to send outside the EU. Some of my favorite things in my collection (picrel) came from him so I'd love your help!

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Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Mon 29 Apr 2024 15:56:42 No.20163024 Report

Quoted By: >>20163050

good looking 1888

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:01:28 No.20163049 Report

Quoted By: >>20163061 >>20163076

>>20162761
>Another reason why it's better to stack for weight at the lowest premium
>premium

Lol, if you're not paying less than half of spot when stacking for weight then you ain't doing it right

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:01:32 No.20163050 Report

Quoted By: >>20163236

>>20163024
>could have the barcode ending in 888 too
Missed opportunity lol.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:03:18 No.20163061 Report

Quoted By: >>20163073 >>20163158

>>20163049
Nobody wants that stuff and you'll struggle to use it for anything if SHTF

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:05:14 No.20163073 Report

Quoted By: >>20163158

>>20163061
Or it should get sent to PG&G to be made into bars
>tfw no large box of junk that can be turned exclusively into 4toz bars

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:S3QW3ouc Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:05:53 No.20163076 Report

Quoted By: >>20163470

>>20163049
Nice, I wish i had the time to source cheap silver.
So ill just stick with medium sized poured bars as close to spot as possible when buying at bullion shops.

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Anonymous ID:YGKDKEs3 Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:15:12 No.20163134 Report

Quoted By:

>>20161005
I cant wait for jews to be expelled to chinkville insect land. They act like
>china is muhh next
They're in for a surprise as its an even greater shithole than they tried creating in detroit its good. jews, chinks, and poos deserve each other as the rest of the world goes on, flourishing without the disgustingness of chinks, jews, poos, and niggers. The jew being expelled automatically ushers a golden age in the former host.

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:18:20 No.20163158 Report

Quoted By: >>20163293

>>20163061
>Nobody wants that stuff and you'll struggle to use it for anything if SHTF

Kek, you should really just stay in your lane anon.

>>20163073
Yep, you understand the game fren.

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Anonymous ID:/wsA00o2 Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:20:30 No.20163169 Report

Quoted By: >>20163271 >>20163277

I'm a bit confused. This store sells sliver coins titled "1 oz". But in the technical details they specify "1 Troy oz". Now, a quick Google search reveals that 1 Troy oz = 1.097 standard oz. That is 10% more than a regular oz.

Shouldn't the title say 1 Troy oz instead to not cause confusion with a standard oz?

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Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:30:40 No.20163236 Report

Quoted By: >>20163720

>>20163050
he could have just kept downloading ngc forms till he got 888

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:IDYKXSzl Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:36:54 No.20163271 Report

Quoted By: >>20163514

>>20163169
you can pretty much assume troy oz. i've never seen bullion/coinage sold by the regular oz

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:37:30 No.20163277 Report

Quoted By: >>20163514

>>20163169
>Shouldn't the title say 1 Troy oz instead to not cause confusion with a standard oz?

It probably should, but unless adhering to the metric gram/kg system then it's understood that the Troy weight measurement system is the industry standard for PMs in the western world (Chang likes 37.5g Taels, Ranjeet likes 11.66g Tolas, etc). No one uses the standard avoirdupois system for PMs unless they're trying to scam someone, for example some jews on eBay have listings titled like "1 full ounce of .900 constitutional silver coins" but in the fine print you see they're selling by the 28.35g Avdp. ounce instead of 31.1g.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:A3wsfSXc Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:39:28 No.20163291 Report

Quoted By: >>20163306

Cryptonerds will seethe

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:39:55 No.20163293 Report

Quoted By: >>20163565

>>20163158
Nice little collection. I'm somewhere around 2000 oz Ag and 52 oz Au. All highly liquid and recognizable.

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Anonymous ID:A3wsfSXc Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:41:26 No.20163306 Report

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>>20163291
Forgot the image. Sorry boys, I'm vacationing in Chicago. Gonna visit the COMEX

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 16:53:06 No.20163470 Report

Quoted By: >>20166452 >>20168488

>>20163076
Yep you'll do fine anon, unless you already know your way around the world of antiques and know where and how to slurp good deals quickly and efficiently then the learning curve would probably be too daunting. A few anons have a natural knack for it but apparently it's not easy for most people. Definitely still keep an eye open for potential deals though, I haven't found much Aussie silver but I recently picked up 6 rare c.1860 sterling spoons made in New Zealand (unmonogrammed to boot!) in a batch for around $10/ozt asw, in the realm of NZ silversmiths 1860 is really early so the collector value is multiples of melt.

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Anonymous ID:/wsA00o2 Mon 29 Apr 2024 17:00:39 No.20163514 Report

Quoted By:

>>20163271
>>20163277
Cheers

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 17:08:45 No.20163565 Report

Quoted By: >>20163578

>>20163293
>Nice little collection

That's just one of many batches I've gotten refined and returned. Besides costing me way less than spot, those hand-pours are quite popular so they enjoy a resale premium appreciably higher than mass-produced cast or extruded bars, though I like having those on hand too. One problem with things like widely recognized Engelhards is the fact that they're known to be counterfeited or drilled out and filled with Molybdenum or Lead, there are no fake PG&G pours though so stackers who know what they're doing often prefer and trust them more.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:A3wsfSXc Mon 29 Apr 2024 17:11:31 No.20163578 Report

Quoted By: >>20163637

>>20163565
Do they refine them to 999, or do you have bricks of sterling?

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 17:23:04 No.20163637 Report

Quoted By: >>20163734 >>20163844 >>20168503

>>20163578
They are an accredited refinery and only make .999+ bullion. You can have them make bars of whatever weight you want (within reason) so whether you're a 1oz pragmatist, a kilo autist or a 4oz chad you can stack whatever you love most.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 17:44:50 No.20163720 Report

Quoted By:

>>20163236
>satirical
>woman whipping a man w/ a jackass on the opposite side
That's just the sad state of society in 2024 lol.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 17:47:59 No.20163734 Report

Quoted By: >>20163933

>>20163637
Do they do Troy pounds? Or just label it 12toz?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:fLLpfqsv Mon 29 Apr 2024 18:10:37 No.20163844 Report

Quoted By: >>20163933

>>20163637
them bars just look good

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:wDZubfix Mon 29 Apr 2024 18:20:28 No.20163883 Report

Quoted By:

>>20159876
the tranny janny made me kek

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 18:22:38 No.20163896 Report

Quoted By: >>20163918

>>20159876
is someone gonna make this round?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Mon 29 Apr 2024 18:27:54 No.20163918 Report

Quoted By:

>>20163896
they should

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 18:34:15 No.20163933 Report

Quoted By: >>20164338

>>20163734
I really don't know but I doubt they have any "Troy Pound" stamps so they'd probably just be punched "12" above the "TROY OZ .999 SILVER" stamp they use for most bars. It would be a fun unit to have in the stack either way though, I don't own any troy lbs.

>>20163844
Thanks fren, the kilos and little 1oz bars are my favorites. Fondling a handful of those compact round-edged ounces feels awesome, they clink very nicely and flow smoothly through the hand unlike sharp-edged pressed rounds and bars. It's hard to articulate but they feel much more "authentic", like they're actually meant to be held and circulated, than sharp shiny mass produced bullion that stays hidden away in tubes lest they get scuffed or tarnished. 10/10 would recommend refining grandma's out-of-fashion silverware set

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 19:12:02 No.20164338 Report

Quoted By: >>20164493

>>20163933
>I don't own any troy lbs
Me neither but I can't not think in Troy pounds.
80 Canadian quarters, .999 Troy pound (11.99toz)
45 Swiss 2 Francs 1 Troy pound
3 4toz bars is 1 Troy pound

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Anonymous ID:nN7YpPpP Mon 29 Apr 2024 19:26:46 No.20164467 Report

Quoted By: >>20164528 >>20170597

396.92 x 27.17 = 13,258.96

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 19:30:39 No.20164493 Report

Quoted By: >>20164561

>>20164338
>I can't not think in Troy pounds

You're the only Troychad I've yet come across, it must rank among the rarest flavors of pure wholesome autism. Carry on and Godspeed anon

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 19:35:29 No.20164528 Report

Quoted By: >>20164629

>>20164467
>pPpP in ID
That's cool.
>$13,258.96 x 700toz = $9,281,272
So do I truly have the equivalent (based on scarcity) of 9 million US fiat bux when the derivatives market collapses? I'm not trying to FUD, and I want to believe, but sometimes it seems too good to be true. If I have 700toz and it was $700k equivalent of buying power, that to me seems more realistic. Does is really equate (spot) x (paper) = true value?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 19:39:55 No.20164561 Report

Quoted By:

>>20164493
Plus w/ 4toz you can have 8 plus a constitutional quarter and that's a kilo.
>autism
I meet 5/7 of the criteria for being on the spectrum formerly known as Asperger's Syndrome™, so I have a toe in the spectrum pool. But I carry myself as an average person in public and at work.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Mon 29 Apr 2024 19:51:56 No.20164629 Report

Quoted By: >>20164738 >>20164761 >>20164804 >>20165428

>>20164528
based on scarcity AND assuming universal demand due to remonetization in place of all world currencies.

this thesis is flawed for a couple reasons:
1. silver is too scarce to replace fiat, that's not going to happen
2. silver can't be inflated, so that's another huge reason not to monetize it
3. nobody wants to make millionaires out of silver stackers at the expense of the vast majority of people that don't stack
4. if it were remonetized the very first step would be outlawing private ownership and taking everyone's stacks.
5. in the event it became that scarce, we'd just mine every silver deposit in the world, no matter how poor or disseminated, resulting in immediate and exponential growth of supply
6. the alternative is dollars still exist, but inflate to the point where silver is worth tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars per ounce, but then you get paid tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars per hour, and everything now costs tens of thousands of dollars, including bread and gasoline and such.

basically there's no possible outcome where a few pounds of silver buys you the equivalent of millions of dollars today, simply because there's plenty of it in the ground and it costs far less than a million dollars per pound to mine.

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 19:57:26 No.20164738 Report

Quoted By: >>20164743

>>20164629
Just give me confirmation basis and an echo chamber thesis.

And then tell me silver will be 1k+ in 2 more weeks.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Mon 29 Apr 2024 19:58:42 No.20164743 Report

Quoted By: >>20164764

>>20164738
oh yeah. In that case we're all gonna be rich as fuck super soon

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 20:02:01 No.20164761 Report

Quoted By: >>20164782

>>20164629
What do you think the true price/value of silver is and why?

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 20:02:19 No.20164764 Report

Quoted By:

>>20164743
That's the stuff

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Mon 29 Apr 2024 20:05:07 No.20164782 Report

Quoted By: >>20164804

>>20164761
I believe it should be over $75 US because that's what it costs to mine an ounce of silver in the US. That's the reason we have no working silver mines. All of our silver either comes from other countries or comes from copper or gold mines.

for the first time since 1895 silver isn't worth mining in the US. It has always been worth mining except for a couple very specific instances, one of which is right now. For it to go back to "normal" and be worth mining again, it would be above $75

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 20:08:14 No.20164804 Report

Quoted By: >>20164865

>>20164782
>$75 US because that's what it costs to mine an ounce of silver in the US
I was unaware, interesting.
>>20164629
>the alternative is dollars still exist, but inflate to the point where silver is worth tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars per ounce, but then you get paid tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars per hour, and everything now costs tens of thousands of dollars, including bread and gasoline and such.
I've had this same thought too. I hope silver decouples from the USD value and goes higher than it's current pace, but you've described the worst case scenario that I haven't been able to put into text so far.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Mon 29 Apr 2024 20:20:49 No.20164865 Report

Quoted By:

>>20164804
>I was unaware, interesting.
that's an ass number, an estimate based on AISC of mines in 2 major silver districts in the US. But we didn't open the mines when silver hit $30 in 2012 because back then we needed $50 per ounce to turn a profit. Mining has become more mechanized even since 2012, but labor costs have gone way up. So the current number I hear around town is $75 sustained and the mines re-open. They've only been shut down twice, from 1895-1905, and from 1995- now.

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 20:24:52 No.20164894 Report

Quoted By: >>20164932 >>20165079 >>20165273 >>20165282

Just won 2 of these old nip silver fractionals for several bucks each. I've been wanting to build a denomination run of this series since someone posted their sweet dragon yen, they're really cool coins.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 20:30:49 No.20164932 Report

Quoted By:

>>20164894
Nice, and some nice toning on the right dragon.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Mon 29 Apr 2024 20:52:33 No.20165079 Report

Quoted By: >>20165431

>>20162998
Ah i see. You'd probably make a killing opening a stand there, and since you are very knowledgeable on ancient stuff they'd be hooked rapidly and trust your merchandise even if they aren't too well versed on the matter.
Only thing who would make me wary of this business is i wonder if zogbots could confiscate your stuff under some obscur (((law))) on concealment of antiquities or other talmudic shenanigan of this nature if you get snitched on?

>so I'd love your help!
Anytime fren, the only paperwork i enjoy filling is lying to customs on CN23 forms.

>>20164894
Neat looking coin, Meiji nips best nips.

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Anonymous ID:Tccl0Ih2 Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:27:02 No.20165273 Report

Quoted By: >>20165431

>>20164894
>since someone posted their sweet dragon yen
Think that might have been me.

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:29:03 No.20165282 Report

Quoted By: >>20165364 >>20165866

>>20164894
Nice. I just got these in today.

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:32:55 No.20165300 Report

Quoted By: >>20165364 >>20165866

Flipside.

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:41:39 No.20165364 Report

Quoted By: >>20165380

>>20165282
>>20165300
I saw those on sale a couple weeks ago on Walmart. Nice, I wanted to pick some up. It's electrum right?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:43:23 No.20165374 Report

Quoted By:

5 rm luther shows up this week. I think I need an additional coin to send in so it isn't only two. help

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:44:12 No.20165380 Report

Quoted By: >>20165454

>>20165364
>Walmart
I was unaware they were sold there. I got mine on eBay.
>electrum
I don't know for certain. What I can say is they weight 3 grams each and they're 22.3% gold and 77.7% silver.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:45:28 No.20165391 Report

Quoted By:

raw garlic is rising up the pizza topping tier list

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:50:15 No.20165426 Report

Quoted By: >>20165921

>>20162998
I saw this business model in action when I went to Knott's Berry Farm a few years back. The curio shop in the ghost town section had common antique saloon tokens that you can pick up on ebay for $35 listed at $350 each. Miner's carbide lamps worth about $50 listed for $600. Other common mining tools listed at 10x the going rate. I asked if they sold stuff like that and they said it sold fairly well. A few buyers every month.

I was going to try it with the tourists in my area but ended up just selling to local antique and souvenir shops for 2-10x what I paid on ebay. I unloaded a pile of antiques, a lot of it off ebay, for them to sell to tourists. All at a good profit. It sold well enough I still have store owners emailing me every month asking if I can get more.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:8pzMNVb+ Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:50:23 No.20165428 Report

Quoted By: >>20165442

>>20164629
1 and 5 contradict.

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:50:44 No.20165431 Report

Quoted By:

>>20165079
>i wonder if zogbots could confiscate your stuff under some obscur (((law))) on concealment of antiquities or other talmudic shenanigan of this nature if you get snitched on?

The thought did cross my mind that if there are trained archaeologist soibois in attendance they might start crying about the idea of anyone besides the dusty basements of museums possessing artifacts, but if they raise a self-righteous stink about it I would just point them to sources like Heritage Auctions or CNG and invite them to focus their Quixotic cuckery there. I would only have common stuff for sale anyway so in the unlikely event that any such drama arose nothing important would be at risk, but unlike in Italy or Turkey where dealing in coins/artifacts might cause you problems the US doesn't really care about anything besides Native American artifacts looted illegally from burial mounds or stolen and smuggled antiquities worth enough to get the attention of the glowbots, no one cares about common sub-$1000 material.

>>20165273
Damn that's a beautiful coin, toning like that is one of the reasons I like silver more than gold. I don't think I've seen that one posted before so there must be multiple anons who appreciate Japanese dragonsilbers.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:52:23 No.20165442 Report

Quoted By: >>20166548

>>20165428
>1 and 5 contradict.
not at all. Even if we mine every molecule of silver in the available crust of the earth there's not enough to replace global fiat.

there is enough to expand existing supply by orders of magnitude.

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 21:54:49 No.20165454 Report

Quoted By: >>20165506 >>20165558

>>20165380
https://www.walmart.com/ip/1832-1858-Japan-Tokugawa-Shogunate-Electrum-Nibu-kin-XF/1588587465
They aren't on sale anymore but I think these are the same. They were like ~$120 IIRC

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:01:49 No.20165506 Report

Quoted By: >>20165538 >>20165848

>>20165454
Checked.
They may be...
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces88796.html
That's what I have. I don't know enough to differentiate between that and the Walmart one. I bought 5 at $60/ea, 1 at $70 and these 4 at $80/ea for a nice even 10 total in my stack. 0.6g of gold and 2.4g of silver per piece w/ numismatic value just makes sense to me for the cost.

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:06:00 No.20165538 Report

Quoted By: >>20165574 >>20165848

>>20165506
Nice, according to https://www.apmex.com/product/225602/1832-1858-japan-tokugawa-shogunate-electrum-nibu-kin-xf
they are a little more ozt then your estimate.
0.027 troy oz according to them

3x.0233=0.669 grams=0.023598281 ozt

So those have probably a little more, great job!

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Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:09:17 No.20165558 Report

Quoted By: >>20165839 >>20165849

>>20165454
saving the dog

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:11:12 No.20165574 Report

Quoted By: >>20165839 >>20165848

>>20165538
>APMEX
Ah now I understand why they're on Walmart. This is probably them:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces88798.html

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:15:59 No.20165839 Report

Quoted By: >>20165848

>>20165574
they all look the same to me, also that one weighs more than what you got

>>20165558
it's yours my fren

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:17:35 No.20165848 Report

Quoted By: >>20165856 >>20165860

>>20165839
>that one weighs more than what you got
Yes. >>20165574 is >>20165538
Mine are all >>20165506

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:17:36 No.20165849 Report

Quoted By:

>>20165558
saving the frog also

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:18:30 No.20165856 Report

Quoted By:

>>20165848
*which is why the APMEX one costs more.

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:19:18 No.20165860 Report

Quoted By: >>20165887

>>20165848
thank you for linking them, I get confused with all the different links and IDs.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:19:42 No.20165866 Report

Quoted By: >>20165880

>>20165282
>>20165300
Super cool anon, I should get one of those. IIRC they also made smaller lighter but higher purity rectangular golds which are relatively common too, do you have any of those or the silver rectangles?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:22:00 No.20165880 Report

Quoted By:

>>20165866
>higher purity rectangular golds which are relatively common too, do you have any of those or the silver rectangles?
No 100% silver, only 77% silver 23% gold for all 10. Easier to keep track when they're all the same.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:23:18 No.20165887 Report

Quoted By: >>20165891

>>20165860
You and me both fren.
>pic is my cat's brother at my parents house

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:24:59 No.20165891 Report

Quoted By: >>20165915

>>20165887
>a prime example of "If I fits, I sits"

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:28:40 No.20165915 Report

Quoted By: >>20165942

>>20165891
Yeah he's laid back, unlike my little zoomie queen.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:29:26 No.20165921 Report

Quoted By: >>20165992

>>20165426
Thanks for sharing your observations, it sounds like working that angle could be even more lucrative than I thought!
>Miner's carbide lamps worth about $50 listed for $600.
What the fuck lol, those little brass lamps are cool but I'd have a stroke if I saw someone willing to pay so damn much for one. I have 2 of them myself, they can be found pretty cheap occasionally in coal mining country.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:32:43 No.20165942 Report

Quoted By: >>20165954

>>20165915
She's pretty

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:34:24 No.20165954 Report

Quoted By: >>20165981

>>20165942
Thanks! Is that your cat?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:PgwFfr8b Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:39:07 No.20165977 Report

Quoted By: >>20165987

If they audit Comex we'll unironically become millionaires

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:39:52 No.20165981 Report

Quoted By: >>20166020

>>20165954
Nope

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:40:41 No.20165987 Report

Quoted By:

>>20165977
This, and two more weeks.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:41:17 No.20165992 Report

Quoted By: >>20166017 >>20166336

>>20165921
It worked for me for a while. I've stopped doing it because I exhausted ebay's supply of items specific to my town, and my buying spree drove prices up 10x and more on ebay.
One example, a common victorian souvenir medal from my town that sold for $30 in 2019 now sells regularly for almost $400 on ebay. I didn't bid prices that high, but I did dry up supply almost completely by buying every single one that came up for years straight.

not a problem with really common stuff like mining memorabilia, but for rare stuff that happened.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:43:55 No.20166017 Report

Quoted By: >>20166068

>>20165992
How much will those kind of items go up if silver spot is 1k usd ozt?

I have some marecoins I want to sell when that happens.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:44:16 No.20166020 Report

Quoted By: >>20166046

>>20165981
Do you have any pets or just a lot of reaction images? lol

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:47:19 No.20166046 Report

Quoted By: >>20166079

>>20166020
Yes and yes. 1. Piece of work Hound dog mix, about 80 lbs of muscle and whine. 2. A bunch of reaction images harvested in the past couple months since this recent format of the hard drive.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:50:23 No.20166068 Report

Quoted By: >>20166096

>>20166017
Man if silver hits $1k/USD/ozt most here will be retiring for life, including me.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:51:32 No.20166079 Report

Quoted By: >>20166109

>>20166046
>80 lbs of muscle
My parents have a shilo shepherd who's strong as fuck. I just have my cat at my house.
>recent format of the hard drive
Why did you have to do that?

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:53:35 No.20166096 Report

Quoted By: >>20166105 >>20166117 >>20167462

>>20166068
I want 10k usd honestly, but will you or I wait for that price. Or is everyone gonna cash in on the 1k usd per ozt.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:55:16 No.20166105 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166096
>Or is everyone gonna cash in on the 1k usd per ozt
I'd spend a few on a nice, simple vacation for two weeks. Beyond that I'd HODL.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:55:44 No.20166109 Report

Quoted By: >>20166161

>>20166079
recent format of the hard drive
I did something stupid to "optimize" my system. And had to roll back everything. I don't even remember what exactly I did, but, I remember having to format.
>

>>20166079
Beautiful animal.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Mon 29 Apr 2024 22:56:35 No.20166117 Report

Quoted By: >>20166149

>>20166096
oh I'll sell at $100, but I'm getting old and less patient.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:01:05 No.20166149 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166117
DO NOT REDEEM! SAAARR

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:02:25 No.20166161 Report

Quoted By: >>20166189

>>20166109
>did something stupid to "optimize" my system.
Did you compress it to save space, also compressing the boot files? (If Windows based) I did that to my first laptop when I was 14, and little did I know fixing it and learning from my mistake would start a career 4 years later in IT
>beautiful
She is. She's 7 or 8 now and finally obedient. Smart dog, she understands more words than every other dog my parents had, but she's a "free spirit" as my mom puts it. She was getting too aggressive w/ my cat, and my ex-GF who's allergic moved out so my mom asked if I wanted to take her and I immediately said yes. Her and I bonded instantly when we adopted her and her brother so she's like THEE cat for me.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:8JRaMabq Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:03:51 No.20166165 Report

Quoted By: >>20166200

>>20159876
Breddy gud. Who is the obverse?

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:08:19 No.20166189 Report

Quoted By: >>20166209

>>20166161
>Did you compress it to save space
nah I did a windows 11 "debloat".

>>20166161
She looks smart. My dog is too smart too.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:09:52 No.20166200 Report

Quoted By: >>20166461

>>20166165
From the outfit she's wearing, it looks like a R63 chris-chan. I'm just guessing though

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:11:10 No.20166209 Report

Quoted By: >>20166225 >>20170672

>>20166189
>windows 11 "debloat"
I don't know what that is lol I'm still on 10. I'm dreading the day I have to go to 11 in 2026 when I finally build a new machine. I'll have to spend a whole weekend "sanitizing" the operating system so it doesn't spy on me.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:13:15 No.20166225 Report

Quoted By: >>20166245 >>20166247

>>20166209
I just wanted something to gen AI art with, so got a 4070 laptop. I've been pleased so far

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:16:04 No.20166241 Report

Quoted By:

Also /bant/ has been a real boon to my reaction folder. The native population likes to use animal reaction images a lot.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:16:31 No.20166245 Report

Quoted By: >>20166297

>>20166225
>4070 laptop
I would have gone desktop, more longevity, and serviceable. But the portability is nice I get that. Any good art?

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:16:58 No.20166247 Report

Quoted By: >>20166297 >>20166299

>>20166225
>he doesn't build his own desktop PC that can last for years and be upgraded over time
NGMI

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:8pzMNVb+ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:18:00 No.20166252 Report

Quoted By:

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:18:32 No.20166257 Report

Quoted By:

>>20160529
>>20160534
Congrats on your auctions. Nice score, fren.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:23:36 No.20166297 Report

Quoted By: >>20166316

>>20166245
>>20166247
>desktop
I could've gone that route. But I like to take it with me all the time. I like the portability over power. I still gen SDXL 1024x1024 images in under 10secs. I'm scared about SD3 though, but that's for another discussion.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:23:48 No.20166299 Report

Quoted By: >>20166370

>>20166247
>rgb
That image alone hurts my eyes *barf*

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:26:58 No.20166316 Report

Quoted By: >>20166329

>>20166297
Do you have any examples or is it all personal use only ;)

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:28:22 No.20166329 Report

Quoted By: >>20166344

>>20166316
Um, I mostly gen MLP stuff. You don't want to see my gens.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:29:29 No.20166336 Report

Quoted By: >>20166500

>>20165992
>a common victorian souvenir medal from my town that sold for $30 in 2019 now sells regularly for almost $400 on ebay.

Are you talking about the ice palace or 1879er medal/fob things you've posted before? Those are some impressive gains, I'm sure you cornering the market was a big factor but maybe there's new blood crowding into the scene too? Hopefully you already finished that collection and aren't being forced to pay through the nose now! It's not the same but since I started collecting ancient sling bullets the interest/competition has gotten ridiculous, all of these would have been $40-100 in 2018 but several rich collectors have blown it up. It's frustrating but I have pieces far better than the $800 Alexander bullet that those guys would kill for which is somewhat consoling. I can't really compete directly but my man in Cyprus has been detecting and acquiring more rarities, I was basically his only serious p2p buyer and he always sold delightfully cheap so unless someone "floods" the market with several duplicates I will need to bypass eBay/Biddr to collect more without breaking the bank.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:30:09 No.20166342 Report

Quoted By: >>20166418 >>20166428

I did gen this for the lulz though

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:30:36 No.20166344 Report

Quoted By: >>20166351

>>20166329
Got it haha. Whatever boats your goat.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:31:46 No.20166351 Report

Quoted By: >>20166361

>>20166344
checked and correct

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:32:44 No.20166361 Report

Quoted By: >>20166396

>>20166351
Hey look it's me on the right
>t. tall guy

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:33:39 No.20166370 Report

Quoted By: >>20166384

>>20166299
If you weren't a tech illiterate retard you'd know that most parts come with RGB these days and it's hard to avoid.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:35:00 No.20166384 Report

Quoted By: >>20166409

>>20166370
>it's hard to avoid.
I'd just turn it off if I didn't have the option. But non-rgb is cheaper too so there's that.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:37:05 No.20166396 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166361
reminds me of the Nork video of the super tall army dude. That was debunked as real.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:37:15 No.20166402 Report

Quoted By: >>20166417

>>20161064
This is true, but there are bars out there that collectors pay a pretty penny for, Englehard being one of them. Whenever a bank fails now, I look to see if any bullion was produced by that bank. Collectors also go for bars that came from now dried up silver mines. I for one am stacking strickly for weight now, and have decided to go with smaller bars.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:38:12 No.20166409 Report

Quoted By: >>20166436

>>20166384
>non-rgb is cheaper too
Not these days. Like I said it's there by default on a lot of components. Anyway it doesn't bother me and it'll last longer than anything you're running.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:38:59 No.20166415 Report

Quoted By: >>20166840

>>20161482
My mom's birthday present from last year...but you probably already knew that.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:39:19 No.20166417 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166402
>Whenever a bank fails now, I look to see if any bullion was produced by that bank
Ah that's brilliant.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:8pzMNVb+ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:39:23 No.20166418 Report

Quoted By: >>20166428 >>20166430

>>20166342
I'm going somewhere with this...
>No new silver dollars minted since 1935
Why?

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:8pzMNVb+ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:41:24 No.20166428 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166418
>>20166342
Here is why no silver dollars were minted since 1935, also I hypothesize that the war nickel (made of billon billon 40%silver) came about to convince people that there still was silver, despite the lack of minting.
>why was there no silver
Gigachads draining the feds.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:41:26 No.20166430 Report

Quoted By: >>20166443

>>20166418
I would assume because it costs more to mint then it's worth? Or are you thinking of something more nefarious ?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:43:01 No.20166436 Report

Quoted By: >>20166458

>>20166409
>not these days
Uhh yeah these days. Everything non-rgb is cheaper.
>it'll last longer than anything you're running
I'm on year 11 w/ an i7-4770, probably going to go another 2 years before I build again.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:8pzMNVb+ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:43:36 No.20166443 Report

Quoted By: >>20166465

>>20166430
>something nefarious
Quite the contrary, something admirable. He made them seethe so hard that they're still triggered today.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:45:02 No.20166452 Report

Quoted By:

>>20163470
I really don't have a clue about scrapping, but when I look on Ebay at least, everyone seems to "know what they got" and prices accordingly.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:8pzMNVb+ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:45:57 No.20166454 Report

Quoted By: >>20166465

My walking around morgan, previous post was my former walking around krug. But i polished it up so nice that i dont want it getting whizzed and knicked by my keys all day.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:46:44 No.20166458 Report

Quoted By: >>20166485

>>20166436
>Uhh yeah these days. Everything non-rgb is cheaper.
Stop by a Microcenter sometime. I just built my system so I'm not going to argue you with you dude. Non-RGB options are slim pickings.
And still, it's a gay thing to complain about when RGB has nearly always been a part of custom PC builds.
>I'm on year 11 w/ an i7-4770
Just because you can doesn't mean you should. My 3570k is still fine but I actually use my PC for more than web browsing and would rather not put up with lag.
My point was just that a self-built desktop PC will nearly always last much, much longer than a pre-assembled system.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:8JRaMabq Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:47:47 No.20166461 Report

Quoted By: >>20166488

>>20159876
>>20166200
It's incredible, the fine detail. Did you make any of the other designs I wonder? (1 ptbid) It's got to be an Ashbie render in profile, you can see the autism heart and the puzzle pieces on all the crowns, the clovers and jannie greyhounds. Amazing work that is almost ready for dies. This Gothic florin is stunning. I'd love to know more about the design process, man hours and programs used.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:48:23 No.20166465 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166443
>>20166454
Beautiful pieces. Congrats. I love my fondle pieces too.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:51:05 No.20166485 Report

Quoted By: >>20166495 >>20166504

>>20166458
>Microcenter sometime. I just built my system so I'm not going to argue you with you dude. Non-RGB options are slim pickings.
Not when you buy online. Not my problem you're handicapping yourself w/ one reseller.
>My point was just that a self-built desktop PC will nearly always last much, much longer than a pre-assembled system.
Yeah no kidding I built mine too.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:51:13 No.20166488 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166461
Yea...for real. Anon needs to upload the .stl or w/e file to catbox or something too.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:52:37 No.20166495 Report

Quoted By: >>20166514

>>20166485
>Yeah no kidding I built mine too.
lmao at you too bickering about minutiae while I post on my laptop on the couch.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:53:08 No.20166500 Report

Quoted By: >>20166808

>>20166336
The one I'm talking about is a 1896 crystal carnival medal. Probably the most common one. I used to pick them up for $30 and sell for around $100. I'd get about one per month. But lately I'm seeing about 2 per year, auctioning in the $300 and up range. I'd guess new blood getting into the hobby in my case. I don't actually collect the things, they're just inventory to sell. I think the 79'er might be near-unique. I've only ever seen one come up for sale and I bought it for a couple hundred dollars iirc. But I just got it to resell. It's a cool item, but not my area of interest.

I hear you on the gains thing. On the one hand stuff got super expensive, but on the other hand my own collection mooned. So mixed feelings. Mirin those gains on sling bullets though. Damn! You've got a few great ones and it's kinda nice to know you'll profit if you decide to ever sell.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:53:59 No.20166504 Report

Quoted By: >>20166519

>>20166485
>Not my problem you're handicapping yourself w/ one reseller.
Well now I know you're out of touch. It's common knowledge in the industry that Microcenter is cheaper than just about anything online. I spent a lot of time shopping for the best deals.
>Yeah no kidding I built mine too.
I never said you didn't.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:55:26 No.20166514 Report

Quoted By: >>20166534

>>20166495
>while I post on my laptop on the couch.
how does that hot keyboard feel on your old wrinkly balls?

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:57:00 No.20166519 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166504
>It's common knowledge in the industry that Microcenter is cheaper than just about anything online
Cool but there isn't one by me so it's Amazon and Newegg when I order components.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Mon 29 Apr 2024 23:59:02 No.20166534 Report

Quoted By: >>20166577

>>20166514
>implying I have it on my lap
I have a nice laptop holder. It's pretty good, but this isn't the primary spot I sit in, I have a desk for most of the time.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:01:26 No.20166548 Report

Quoted By: >>20166559 >>20166572 >>20167286

>>20165442
If another currency came along and dethroned the US dollar, and was backed by commodities instead of debt, I think silver would end up being very valuable. Silver certificates were redeemable for actual silver up until 1964.

>there is enough to expand existing supply by orders of magnitude.
Oh really?
According to the data, silver demand outstripped supply in 2023, for the fifth year in a row. The deficit was just over 142 million ounces. And the forecast for 2024 indicates that the annual production shortfall will nearly double to 265 million ounces.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:03:10 No.20166559 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166548
Don't worry the Silver Institute will cook the books again to make it work.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:05:04 No.20166572 Report

Quoted By: >>20166634

>>20166548
>Oh really?
yes.
how much silver can be mined depends on PRICE

at current prices, almost none of it is worth mining. If the price goes way up, that changes instantly. We go from a few million tons worth mining to tens or hundreds of millions at a higher price.

reserves are based on price, not the presence of metal in the ground.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:05:54 No.20166577 Report

Quoted By: >>20166596 >>20166734

>>20166534
>I have a nice laptop holder
>to protect my balls from cooking
PC MASTER RACE

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:06:13 No.20166580 Report

Quoted By:

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:08:57 No.20166596 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166577

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:15:51 No.20166634 Report

Quoted By: >>20166666 >>20166669

>>20166572
>tens or hundreds of millions at a higher price.
Silver is not a renewable resource.
Nevertheless, geologists currently estimate that given current demand, the world's extractable resources of silver will last only another twenty years.

I remain optimistic, and realistic. Time will tell, and my crystal ball tells me that come October when BRICS gets together to discuss their new currency, shit's going to get spicy and my metals are going to be a whole lot more valuable all of a sudden.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:20:11 No.20166666 Report

Quoted By: >>20166724

>>20166634
>the world's extractable resources of silver will last only another twenty years.
yes.

at current prices.

My town is sitting on hundreds of thousands of tons of silver that is not worth mining at current prices, and is not counted as reserves because the price is too low. My town is not unique, there are dozens like it.

I've seen it dozens of times. Price goes up and we suddenly "find" more oil, or copper, or gold, or whatever. It wasn't lost, we knew it was there. We just didn't count it because it wasn't economical to mine at former prices.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:20:18 No.20166669 Report

Quoted By: >>20166733

>>20166634
>my crystal ball tells me that come October when BRICS gets together to discuss their new currency
Is it 2023 again?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:30:07 No.20166724 Report

Quoted By: >>20166739

>>20166666
nice get

Not at current price, at current demand. There is only so much silver, and only so much that we are able to mine. When price ends up mooning, that's when countries take possession of the silver mines, and my guess is that it becomes more valuable. Once those mines are depleted, or cost for extraction becomes prohibitive, the reserves will be held by world governments, and will be used as one of many commodities to back the currency that will replace the US dollar.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:32:05 No.20166733 Report

Quoted By: >>20166753

>>20166669
You're right, the US dollar will continue to be the world's reserve currency for many years to come.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:32:13 No.20166734 Report

Quoted By: >>20166753 >>20166760

>>20166577
>PC MASTER RACE

Got a question for techbros, is there any value to an old unopened unused Windows XP disc with the matching CoA code sticker thing that should still on my old tower? A friend installed a pirated OS for me on that computer so I never used this.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:33:32 No.20166739 Report

Quoted By: >>20166831

>>20166724
>Not at current price, at current demand.
check how we calculate reserves. I'm a geologist, I work in mining, I can tell you how it's done.

>50000 tons at $10
>500000 tons at $30
>5000000 tons at $100
every time the price goes up, the amount of metal we can mine goes up.

example:
I have about 20 ounces of gold on my property
It would cost about $2 million dollars to mine that gold
so at current prices I have 0 ounces of gold on my property

if gold goes to $100k per ounce I suddenly have 20 ounces instead of 0

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:35:48 No.20166753 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166733
oh yes that's EXACTLY what I said kek

>>20166734
>old unopened unused Windows XP disc
I don't think so. It's obsolete, vulnerable to intrusions, and if it's old enough the key might just be expired altogether.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:37:10 No.20166760 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166734
>not building your first computer with a cyrix processor

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:48:31 No.20166808 Report

Quoted By: >>20166858 >>20166864

>>20166500
>The one I'm talking about is a 1896 crystal carnival medal. Probably the most common one.

The "sampling room" medal in your pic? That's definitely way more interesting than a typical souvenir fob/medal so I'm not too surprised, and if the prophesied fiatpocalypse actually happens in our lifetime and PMs/miners get sexy again I could see an even more impressive surge in demand and real value, at least for a little while. Similar to that TOC era sheet music comedy song or poem called something like "A Nigger in the White House" that immediately mooned to like $1000/each right when Obama got elected, lel.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:53:12 No.20166831 Report

Quoted By: >>20166858

>>20166739
>if gold goes to $100k per ounce I
still have 0 oz of gold. Your property will no longer be your property. This is how the government works. You will be given jack shit for your property and told to move. Look up what happened in Massachusetts in the surrounding towns that are now underwater in the Quabbin Reservoir.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:Tccl0Ih2 Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:55:46 No.20166840 Report

Quoted By: >>20166859

>>20166415
Yes, You told me this back on biz like 10 times

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:58:11 No.20166858 Report

Quoted By: >>20166868

>>20166808
>Similar to that TOC era sheet music comedy song or poem called something like "A Nigger in the White House" that immediately mooned to like $1000/each right when Obama got elected, lel.
kek'd
wish I had one of those!
If metals moon I imagine my town will be wiped off the map and turned into an open pit mine, so anything from here would be worth a fortune! I'd hate to think of all the stuff still in the dirt that would get destroyed though. A lot of is already getting trashed from construction.
>>20166831
Possibly true, but I've been waiting 40 years now for the moon mission and I expect dementia to set in before eminent domain bites me in the ass.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:58:18 No.20166859 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166840
Kek. This is one of my mom's birthday presents this year. I thought you'd want to know.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Tue 30 Apr 2024 00:59:37 No.20166864 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166808
also
>The "sampling room" medal in your pic?
yes that's the one. I just checked ebay and it looks like one sold recently for $80 so the price is coming back down. Still not low enough for me to re-sell

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:00:26 No.20166868 Report

Quoted By: >>20166873

>>20166858
>I expect dementia to set in
I think you'll be able to cash in before you lose all your marbles, gramps.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:00:55 No.20166873 Report

Quoted By: >>20166894

>>20166868
fingers crossed. I've got a bit of silver in the ground.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:ZtFMP+Ao Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:04:28 No.20166894 Report

Quoted By: >>20166914

>>20166873

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:z/bgVWbH Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:08:27 No.20166914 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166894
kek
Probably my biggest untapped silver deposit is the one 675 feet below my house.
I can NOT dig it!

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:14:32 No.20166950 Report

Quoted By:

Current events have been making me feel pretty depressed bros, but for the first time in my life I've come across a book so full of good news and blessed achievements that my optimism has been inspired in ways I never thought possible, it's truly invigorating. Anyone else got some comfy reads to recommend?

blackmagic

blackmagic ID:VB+goQRj Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:21:58 No.20167005 Report

Quoted By: >>20167036 >>20167175 >>20167338

>>20159742
werewolves don't like silver
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LC2WpBcdM_A

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:25:24 No.20167036 Report

Quoted By: >>20167175

>>20167005
>tfw got the 2oz canadian werewolf coin
>"meltdown expected" when typing that

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:DcwA7U/3 Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:40:27 No.20167162 Report

Quoted By: >>20167223 >>20167248

>>20160529
1936 is not silver. How can you be this illiterate that you think that under Stalin there could be any silver coins? Even latest NEP coins (1930-1931 .500 10,15,20 kopeks) usually are in good conditon today, because people stopped using them. Gresham's law.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:41:55 No.20167175 Report

Quoted By: >>20167189

>>20167005
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lh0w01S7Jnk
>>20167036
>got the 2oz canadian werewolf coin
I hope I inspired you to pick one up, Kind Friend ;)

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:43:52 No.20167189 Report

Quoted By: >>20167268

>>20167175
no doubt, I'm pretty impressionable. Also I have the Gen 2 only. ;<

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:47:23 No.20167223 Report

Quoted By: >>20167241 >>20167248

>>20167162
>1936 is not silver
I know. You believe i can't do a simple google search?

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:50:47 No.20167233 Report

Quoted By:

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:DcwA7U/3 Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:51:55 No.20167241 Report

Quoted By: >>20167288

>>20167223
>first one is this lot of 3x silver kopecks
whatever

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:53:53 No.20167248 Report

Quoted By: >>20167262 >>20167276 >>20167288

>>20167162
>>20160529
>>20160534
>>20160554
>>20167223

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:56:17 No.20167262 Report

Quoted By: >>20167293

>>20167248
kek, this is why I tell all the new comers that ask about us, that we are /SETF/ in everything but name.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:57:21 No.20167268 Report

Quoted By: >>20167279

>>20167189
>Also I have the Gen 2 only. ;<
There's two?!? I can only find one on Numista. Either way I regret not buying a full 28toz tube of these when I had the chance.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:58:40 No.20167276 Report

Quoted By: >>20167283

>>20167248
Lmfao, good shit anon

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:58:58 No.20167279 Report

Quoted By: >>20167310

>>20167268
https://www.apmex.com/product/190189/2-oz-silver-high-relief-round-the-werewolf

this is what is available on apmex now

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 01:59:43 No.20167283 Report

Quoted By:

>>20167276
I love that cat

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:8pzMNVb+ Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:00:03 No.20167286 Report

Quoted By:

>>20166548
>a backed currency

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:00:23 No.20167288 Report

Quoted By:

>>20167241
yeah i wanted to say 3x kopecks + denga then added silver for some reason. Prolly bcuz i wanted to talk about the top row afterward.
Why so butthurt about a typo exactly?

>>20167248
>t. spent all the bread talking about computers like a nerd
kek

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:00:52 No.20167293 Report

Quoted By:

>>20167262
i wish this was a real popcorn chicken

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:02:44 No.20167310 Report

Quoted By: >>20167343

>>20167279
Ohh OK, that's a round, mine are Canadian coins. The only reason I bought mine are because Ginger Snaps is among my favorite horror movies.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:8pzMNVb+ Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:07:49 No.20167338 Report

Quoted By:

>>20167005
Due to the olygodynamic effect, silver burns jews too.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:09:06 No.20167343 Report

Quoted By: >>20167501

>>20167310
oh your right, I didn't care if it was a round. I just wanted some werewolf silver. For the meme of contradiction in a coin and because I think the "Wendussy" is a funny and cute video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mG4jWcsRFUQ
>be me
>search for wendigo round
>search for skinwalker round with a wendigo, not some prairie nigger dancing
>settle for a werewolf round
>call it a night

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:/HC9NlX2 Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:18:36 No.20167399 Report

Quoted By: >>20167431

We're on our way to 400:1 lads

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:22:33 No.20167431 Report

Quoted By:

>>20167399
Has it ever been higher than that before? I don't remember so, but that's not a metric i check very often tbf.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:h1/rQtPw Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:26:40 No.20167462 Report

Quoted By: >>20167950

>>20166096
Regardless of the price, $500, $1k, $10k etc, will anyone have that amount of cash, let alone willingly pay that much per ounce? Or do you think people will just accept the metal itself as payment?
Thoughts I've had when it comes to price revaluation.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:30:31 No.20167501 Report

Quoted By: >>20167523

>>20167343
Hahahaha. I've seen skinwalker /k/ memes but that actually made me laugh out loud. Picrel, skinwalker blaster 3000.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:33:29 No.20167523 Report

Quoted By: >>20167619

>>20167501
I hope those are silver bullets in there ;)

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:34:50 No.20167534 Report

Quoted By: >>20167546

Even if the do look like silver m855’s lol

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:36:00 No.20167546 Report

Quoted By:

>>20167534
Eh I’m posting from a tablet now, expect more stupidity

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:W6I/ggRF Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:37:26 No.20167565 Report

Quoted By: >>20167578 >>20167590 >>20167659

Got these in the mail today.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:38:41 No.20167578 Report

Quoted By: >>20167643

>>20167565
>credit sus, more like
But nice pick up

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:40:33 No.20167590 Report

Quoted By: >>20167950

>>20167565
How does one test for platinum authenticity. I know the silver tricks but no tests for plat.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:44:11 No.20167619 Report

Quoted By: >>20167655

>>20167523
5.56x45mm M855 62gr, Federal brand USGI contract overrun. I assume everything in our world follows Ginger Snaps rules where you can hit a werewolf w/ a 90's astro van and turn it into pink mist with just a dented grill. Several rounds of 5.56 will deal w/ a four legged predator just as well if not better (on account of more flesh) than two legged predators.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:W6I/ggRF Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:46:46 No.20167643 Report

Quoted By: >>20167739

>>20167578
Wish we had more plat stackers in the thread

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:49:07 No.20167655 Report

Quoted By: >>20167786 >>20167816

>>20167619
If it’s m855 like I guessed, then why you no green tip? I guess the answer lies in the specific ammo you mentioned but I don’t know it well enough and google blows nowadays so no luck there

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:50:08 No.20167659 Report

Quoted By:

>>20167565

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:51:06 No.20167739 Report

Quoted By: >>20167821

>>20167643
Post more of it in interesting places, basically shill it better. Or not, I was thinking about picking some up. The price seems pretty decent atm

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hg1oN7Vb Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:56:35 No.20167778 Report

Quoted By: >>20167914

>>20161005
this sounds like a possibility, till you realize that the chinese will not put up with a white looking person in position of power.
none of the subversion tactics that were sucessful in the west will work in any asian country.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 02:57:26 No.20167786 Report

Quoted By: >>20167815 >>20167816

>>20167655
>why you no green tip?
Werewolves don't wear armor

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:01:27 No.20167815 Report

Quoted By:

>>20167786
From my understanding all m855 has a steel penetrator core, so even if they did he’d be good at taking em out

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:01:40 No.20167816 Report

Quoted By: >>20167858 >>20167878

>>20167655
>why you no green tip
You can see the green tip in the Lancer mag.
>>20167786
M855 tumbles like 5.45x39mm 7n6. But 5.45 is far less logistically feasible to purchase on account of the Russian chimpout since 2022. Also M855 isn't AP, it can go through a Soviet era steel brain bucket at 600m, but M193 pierces armor better actually. See AR500 plate vs M193 out of a 20" barrel.

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Anonymous ID:W6I/ggRF Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:02:03 No.20167821 Report

Quoted By: >>20167858

>>20167739
How about you fuck off and go buy yourself another funko pop? The plat pool is closed.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:08:05 No.20167858 Report

Quoted By:

>>20167821
Hehe w/e schizo

>>20167816
Oh that is green isn’t it? Doesn’t look like it to me but I had the red filter night light on and I turned it off and it does have a green tint, I see now.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:11:07 No.20167878 Report

Quoted By: >>20167907 >>20168210

>>20167816
I like to alternate rounds of those two. Covers just about every base. M855 and m193

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:14:51 No.20167907 Report

Quoted By: >>20167921 >>20168210

>>20167878
I use 77gr BTHP (boat tail hollow point) rounds in my home defense rifle. Not worried about penetration except on the weekends when i get whiskey dick.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:16:35 No.20167914 Report

Quoted By: >>20168275

>>20167778
Do you really believe any person of power is put in a visible position? Politicians are glofiried spokepersons for the banking dynasties. Kikes will rule over the chinks from the shadows, as they have done with us for centuries. Just like the Sassoon and Kadoori families hold immense power in China for over a century and no chink ever bat an eye about it.

Here they became visible only because the low hanging fruit kikes became too unhinged and they couldn't contain their hubris and bloodthirst.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:17:20 No.20167921 Report

Quoted By: >>20167934

>>20167907
I worry about not penning sometimes, body armor is cheap

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:19:27 No.20167934 Report

Quoted By: >>20167988

>>20167921
Are you getting raided by a SWAT team?
Nignogs don't even wear body armor during gang shootings.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:8pzMNVb+ Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:22:19 No.20167950 Report

Quoted By: >>20167963 >>20168018 >>20168847

>>20167590
Ultrasonic gage + calipers. Set the gauge to the right setting for platinum and measure the thickness of the bar. Note this method works best with reasonably flat surfaces.
>>20167462
There's a lot of cash out there, a lot alot of cash. And about 1777x more digital dollars than paper fed notes.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:25:31 No.20167963 Report

Quoted By:

>>20167950
Damn that seems expensive, I’ll just stick to silver for now

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:29:35 No.20167988 Report

Quoted By: >>20168068

>>20167934
That’s because nignogs do drive bys and don’t expect any fire coming back at them. I think you are underestimating their survival instinct.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:sSevBrm8 Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:33:47 No.20168018 Report

Quoted By: >>20168045

>>20167950
Magnets. How do they work?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:39:16 No.20168045 Report

Quoted By:

>>20168018
Beautiful

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:43:51 No.20168068 Report

Quoted By: >>20168084

>>20167988
>admits niggers don't wear armor
>"you're underestimating them"
that doesn't make any sense

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:46:07 No.20168084 Report

Quoted By: >>20168090

>>20168068
I put my caveat in, don’t try to think too hard about my posts.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:47:40 No.20168090 Report

Quoted By: >>20168095

>>20168084
>don’t try to think too hard about my posts
Yeah they're all kinda retarded.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:48:27 No.20168095 Report

Quoted By:

>>20168090
I’m in good company ;)

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Anonymous ID:PgwFfr8b Tue 30 Apr 2024 03:57:40 No.20168150 Report

Quoted By:

Peace dollars btw

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Tue 30 Apr 2024 04:06:57 No.20168210 Report

Quoted By: >>20168220

>>20167878
>alternate rounds of those two
I wouldn't. Dutch loading should be out of desperation not necessity. M855 is less accurate than M193 on account of the steel core not always being 100% centered in the bullet of the cartridge. I want every round to perform exactly the same in the mag save for a tracer or two at the end of you have that luxury to see and know when you're low and out. That is traditionally for rifles that lack bolt hold open like AKs or G3 derivatives for example.
>>20167907
>77gr BTHP
Are you talking about hollow point, hollow point or OTM (open tip match) like MK262?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 04:10:01 No.20168220 Report

Quoted By: >>20168234 >>20168259

>>20168210
....I'm talking about hollow-point boat tails.
https://www.freedommunitions.com/223-77-gr-hpbt-reman.html

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:PgwFfr8b Tue 30 Apr 2024 04:13:39 No.20168234 Report

Quoted By: >>20168259

>>20168220
Who's even shooting right now aside from YouTubers? Ammo is stupid expensive

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Tue 30 Apr 2024 04:21:07 No.20168259 Report

Quoted By: >>20168288 >>20168414

>>20168220
OK so those Nosler bullets are OTM, but they have a thinner jacket than Sierra MatchKings used for MK262.
Source:
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?181840-MK262-vs-SSA-Nosler-77gr
Still excellent ammo, the thinner jacket will fragment better than the "milspec" stuff.
When it comes to hollow point ammo that's meant to expand and not fragment, Winchester PDX comes to mind:
https://www.targetsportsusa.com/winchester-supreme-elite-self-defense-223-remington-77-grain-pdx1-jacketed-hollow-point-ammunition-p-3585.aspx
>>20168234
>Ammo is stupid expensive
Reload your own.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9x2z6h7R Tue 30 Apr 2024 04:23:56 No.20168275 Report

Quoted By: >>20172266

>>20167914
>Kikes will rule over the chinks from the shadows, as they have done with us for centuries. Just like the Sassoon and Kadoori families hold immense power in China for over a century and no chink ever bat an eye about it.

Not that I'd ever question your prodigious expertise, but even if I wanted to I couldn't argue with your point about them ruling from the shadows because I've never even heard of the Kadoorie family before. Like the Sassoons they apparently also came from Baghdad, such a cohencidence makes me wonder if there are other powerful Iraqi jew families around the world that should be watched? Any other dynastic Jewish families pulling strings in Asia that you're monitoring?

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 04:26:20 No.20168288 Report

Quoted By: >>20170250

>>20168259
>OK so those Nosler bullets are OTM
Open tip = hollow point, same thing.

I research everything I buy. From what I remember the boat tails shoot flatter and the hollow points ensure maximum damage without the penetration.
No need to hurt the neighbors.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9d3E9fpq Tue 30 Apr 2024 04:49:19 No.20168414 Report

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>>20168259
>Reload your own
ffs, it used to be cost effective before corona chan. now its meh as fuck

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:S3QW3ouc Tue 30 Apr 2024 05:10:11 No.20168488 Report

Quoted By: >>20168792

>>20163470
Yeah also live in the country fuel prices to pick things up is just not viable. And online is just risky.
I'll keep holding on for that 120$ per oz until then i'm going to keep on stackin!

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Anonymous ID:S3QW3ouc Tue 30 Apr 2024 05:14:37 No.20168503 Report

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>>20163637
What no 10oz chad ?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:uN7wLE9d Tue 30 Apr 2024 06:39:44 No.20168792 Report

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>>20168488
Where do you buy from? I'm looking to start stacking silver soonish when tax time rolls around. Anywhere else in Aus other then the perth mint?

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Anonymous ID:d8cx1B5R Tue 30 Apr 2024 06:44:21 No.20168804 Report

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9 pellet 00 buck:
>repels and turns into peppered steak, all niggers of every variety…
Stack silver, gold, AND lead!
Take care and sweet dreams muh niggers

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Anonymous ID:/wsA00o2 Tue 30 Apr 2024 06:47:27 No.20168812 Report

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Metals are dipping.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:d8cx1B5R Tue 30 Apr 2024 06:57:04 No.20168836 Report

Quoted By: >>20168841

I reiterate…
Exterminate with extreme prejudice, all silver and gold stealing niggers, jews, etc
>inb4 he dindu nuffins!

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Anonymous ID:d8cx1B5R Tue 30 Apr 2024 06:58:09 No.20168841 Report

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>>20168836
Inb4 honkey cant season his poast!

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Anonymous ID:lRuy5xlI Tue 30 Apr 2024 06:59:14 No.20168847 Report

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>>20167950

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Anonymous ID:sj3fyXBj Tue 30 Apr 2024 07:32:35 No.20168917 Report

Quoted By: >>20170946

you will never have a '23 proof morgie

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Anonymous ID:Tccl0Ih2 Tue 30 Apr 2024 11:07:51 No.20170204 Report

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Page 6?
Oh no, no no

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:7zok0Mwj Tue 30 Apr 2024 11:29:04 No.20170250 Report

Quoted By: >>20170865

>>20168288
>Open tip = hollow point, same thing
Nope. OTM stabilizes the round making it more accurate, they actually don't expand they fragment. The military can't use hollow pointpoint ammo because of international treaties.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:S3QW3ouc Tue 30 Apr 2024 12:23:57 No.20170364 Report

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>>20168792
Abc or bullion now are my go too. both have insured postage.

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Anonymous ID:ZaL6KKIU Tue 30 Apr 2024 12:32:52 No.20170597 Report

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>>20164467
That's assuming demand stays the same no matter the price which I'm not sure is accurate. People get priced out and give up at some point.

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Anonymous ID:ZaL6KKIU Tue 30 Apr 2024 12:55:01 No.20170672 Report

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>>20166209
LTSC IoT is supported until after the Great Reset.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:K7N3KjQo Tue 30 Apr 2024 13:09:08 No.20170707 Report

Quoted By: >>20173306

>>20170597
Hey Germanon, I was trying to find information about historical gold mining in Germany and old annual gold production figures but couldn't really find anything searching in English. I know that fair amounts of fine gold is panned and highbanked along the Rhine and parts of the Danube by hobbyists, but I am really curious about what happened during the Weimar Hyperinflation? Do you know if there was a kind of "gold rush" in the early 20s with unemployed locals taking advantage of the great purchasing power of gold relative to paper and going out to pan a little to pay for what they needed?

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Anonymous ID:hSUeP5/W Tue 30 Apr 2024 13:42:46 No.20170865 Report

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>>20170250
Do more research. I know what I’m talking about.

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Anonymous ID:apezuwp0 Tue 30 Apr 2024 13:57:49 No.20170925 Report

Quoted By: >>20171027

>>20170865
>I know what I’m talking about
https://www.ar15.com/forums/ar-15/Whatandapos_s_the_difference_between_hollow_point_and_OTM_rifle_bullets_/16-636984/
You do not.

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Anonymous ID:Ea6c96Rd Tue 30 Apr 2024 14:02:09 No.20170946 Report

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>>20168917
reverse proof best proof

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Anonymous ID:4/1ovXQL Tue 30 Apr 2024 14:21:15 No.20171027 Report

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>>20170925
Stop being a nigger. What a dumb thing to nitpick over when someone was just sharing what kind of ammo they use here.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:apezuwp0 Tue 30 Apr 2024 14:45:19 No.20171147 Report

Quoted By: >>20171155

>>20171027
What do you expect when dealing w/ the biggest gun nerd east of the Mississippi River?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:4/1ovXQL Tue 30 Apr 2024 14:46:58 No.20171155 Report

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>>20171147
more like biggest ego

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Anonymous ID:K7N3KjQo Tue 30 Apr 2024 14:48:50 No.20171171 Report

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Got me a couple smolsilber 5 Sens too, and today I hope to get some tiny Russian silver and more huge copper 5 Kopeks as well.

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Tue 30 Apr 2024 14:57:45 No.20172266 Report

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>>20168275
Oh yes, most definitely, they even have a name : the Baghdadi jews. The most prominent ones beside the Sassoons and Kadoorie were the Ezra, Meyer, Belilios, Judah and Elah dynasties. They already had total control over the trading routes in Iraq > India/Asia during the mughal ruling over the region, and then after that during the Ottoman empire. Just like in Europe they were the personal financiers and "jewellers" of the rulers, where they accepted to cancel the immense debts of princes/nabob/nawab compulsed during wars in exchange of preferential tariffs/duty free transport of merchandises and control over the toll posts (which usually rose x5 in price once the kikes were in charge of those) allowing them to stifle the concurrence.

But then as they couldn't help themselves, they were accused by the locals authorities of well poisoning and blood sacrifices on young male children (wow this story remind me something similar on few hundreds others places! filthy antisemites are the same everywhere, aren't they?)and were violently ousted, so profited from the trading roads opened by the british via the EIC to migrate fully in the main trading posts : Calcutta, Mumbai, Bombay, Surat, HK, Singapore and Shanghai.
Since they were already familiar with the language and local -corrupt- rulers, they teamed up with the british jewish aristocracy (Mocattas, Rothschilds, Goldsmids, Montagus, Montefiores) to make themselves indispensable intermediaries to the bongs. At first the british weren't so fond of it, but after few local mutinies financed by the jews in the coastal region they quickly learned they couldn't do without them.

So the iraqi jews basically kept their control over the trading posts, but now instead of doing Ottoman empire > Asia they did Europe > Asia, who made them even more wealthy than they previously were.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Tue 30 Apr 2024 14:58:32 No.20172273 Report

Quoted By: >>20172920

>>20172266
2/2
That's those families who advised to use opium as a crippling tool against China. You probably already heard about Mr. Jardine & Matheson, the 2 largest UK smugglers of opium while it was outlawed by Yongzheng, who is now the name of the largest private holdings, RE owner, and employer in Hong Kong.
But what you may not know is the control over the J&M conglomerate always have been in jewish hands. The shabbo Keswick family only being the prete-nom for the Sassoons.
During the opium trades, over 90% of it was controlled by Baghdadi jews, the Sassoon family alone controlled over 70% of all opium exports, and not only to China but toward Europe too.

But Jardine isn't the only modern emanation of anglo-jewish power in East Asia : HSBC, Swire Group, Keppel Ltd, CLP group, .. are few others famous ones. For a long time the jews allowed british taipans to be the face for their holdings there, but it's changing. Imho it's because these holdings are the largest private real estate owners in mainland China/Singapore/Japan, and will be used in part to relocate jews fleeing the US.

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Anonymous ID:apezuwp0 Tue 30 Apr 2024 14:58:51 No.20172275 Report

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>>20171155
It's my autism I choose the fixation
>ego
I've only taken one selfie in the past 3 years because my cat was sleeping on my chest. How many do you take a month?

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Anonymous ID:H2ceGe5i Tue 30 Apr 2024 15:03:07 No.20172312 Report

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hehehe the /pmg/ tranny janny got what it wanted with the email verifications, and it's STILL whining at the few anons there trying to get them to leave

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Anonymous ID:PgwFfr8b Tue 30 Apr 2024 16:08:58 No.20172742 Report

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It's amazing how fucking dead /biz/ is now. I don't know why the fuck they did it

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 16:10:52 No.20172756 Report

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>>20172737
that was quick, I remember you posting the invoice for these. at least i think so because of the Beowulf & Grendel

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 16:11:44 No.20172763 Report

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>>20172742
Let's not talk about it? Who cares, that was so last month.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:9HPgDRVa Tue 30 Apr 2024 16:12:41 No.20172770 Report

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>>20172756
it felt like it took forever. i think the holdup was the germania.

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Anonymous ID:SFnUjfNJ Tue 30 Apr 2024 16:14:41 No.20172782 Report

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>>20172770
Well, I love the updates.

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Anonymous ID:Ea6c96Rd Tue 30 Apr 2024 16:18:40 No.20172801 Report

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>>20172266
Checked and based

Image limit reached

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>>20172801
New bread needed stat!

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Anonymous ID:K7N3KjQo Tue 30 Apr 2024 16:34:34 No.20172920 Report

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>>20172266
>>20172273
Amazing overview thank you for taking the time to spoon-feed me, I copied and saved it so I can research the details and try to wrap my mind around it all. You're the Nobel laureate of nooticers, I kneel fren.

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Anonymous ID:ZaL6KKIU Tue 30 Apr 2024 17:29:45 No.20173306 Report

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>>20170707
You know more than me. All I know is that if you had hard currency during those times you could get insane deals.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Tue 30 Apr 2024 17:52:05 No.20173454 Report

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>>20172920
kek you are exaggerating a bit, but appreciated.
Considering the tactics used by the jews to undermine China back during the XIXth c. via opiods, one thing i really want to know are the names behind the development and export of fentanyl and it's precursors from China targeting the US white populations.
It was created by the jesuit Paul Janssen who created his own pharmacorp who then was bought by J&J.
Interestingly :
>In 1985, Janssen Pharmaceutical became the first Western pharmaceutical company to establish a factory in the People's Republic of China (Xi'an)
later
>In May 2019, China regulated the entire class of fentanyl-type drugs and two fentanyl precursors. Nevertheless, it remains the principal origin of fentanyl in the United States: Mexican cartels source fentanyl precursors from Chinese suppliers such as Yuancheng Group
>Wuhan Yuancheng Technology Development Co., Ltd., is a Chinese chemical manufacturing company headquartered in Wuhan, China. The company is a notable supplier of precursors for the manufacturing of illicit drugs, such as Methamphetamine and Fentanyl.
but then
>Following the 2022 visit by Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan, China halted cooperation with the United States on combatting drug trafficking.
nice sabotaging, and you get some glowing stories like
>In 2023, a California police union director was charged with importing synthetic opioids, including fentanyl and tapentadol
1/2

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Anonymous ID:4Ya3Qqhh Tue 30 Apr 2024 17:52:49 No.20173458 Report

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>>20173454
I wouldn't be surprised if the jews pulled the exact same trick and simply swapped the target. I lived in China for few months years ago, the government have cops every 2 meters and have spies everywhere, they always have been going extra hard on any drug dealers (basically a bullet in the cranium). It's impossible to believe chinks can freely export fentanyl, which is extremely complicated and dangerous to produce, without some kind of agreement with the government.
Notice how there are zero fent related overdose in China, to me it's clear there is a deal between pharma groups and the CCP to voluntarily poison the US/Canada.
And it reeks of jewry, i can't prove it yet but they probably are behind it. Too perfect of a timing when jewish politicians in the US pushed for legalization of all drugs right when fent started flooding the streets.

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new thread

>>20173705
>>20173705
>>20173705
>>20173705

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>>20173454
>1/2
Damn they got em

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