Gun buy back response
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They have no claim for a buy back, because they never owned them.
They are using words to mislead.
For example, when they say democratic, it means totalitarian or fascists or both.
Safe and effective means you will be lucky to survive.
For your own protection = you are f-ked.
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Nor manufactured them, can't buy buck what you didn't produce
Plus, the currency is NO GOOD!! Demand gold or say "no." Bwahahahaha...
Was thinking the same. I’ve got a few with rust on them I’d sell for a cool 100k or so. I’ll take cash, and then immediately buy hard currency with it.
Tungsten is far more similar to gold in density than lead, so watch what the purity test requires. Bsize and weight are usually good indicators but with tungsten that can be faked almost to the T. If you drill, not all of the bar may be filled, so you have to drill in several locations.
There are electronic testers that may fare better.
I was pretty amazed when I first learned that tungsten and gold have essentially the same density; I was always under the impression that no other metal (except possibly radioactive ones :) ) had such a high density.
Hah me too! When I first compared a silver ounce round (non government minted coin for those who don't know) to a gold round I was like wtf?
That's what gives gold coins their out-of-this-world sounding ping when you balance and flick them and it resonates for an eternity.
I've never held a gold coin, but I thought that because of its high density, it would not ping, but make more of a "thud" noise. Lead objects don't ping, so why does gold ping?
Gold ping sounds otherworldly, it's mystical!
And I always thought the giveaway that they were using fake golf bricks in all the movies was because of the ping sound :) Pretty wild that you could have a highly malleable, very dense, metal make a ping.
Haha yeah that's why I own no big bars. Largest bars I have are 10 oz silver bars and 20oz Scottsdale mint kit Kat bars (I love those)
I have a few small denomination gold coins and a 1 oz 100 Corona restrike but the large majority if my gold is in jewlery that I paid spot price + 5-12% over for in terms of gold content.
My magnum opus is a 103 gram 24k necklace, that golden glow of 24k and the thickness + weight of it on my neck is something to behold.
I'm currently wearing 3 necklaces and 3 bracelets, I do wear some of my stash a lot xD
I've sold necklaces for far more than I paid, I remember buying a 25 inch 14k rope chain for $450 and flipped it for $620 a week later. But I hate selling my stash because whenever I sell I immediately feel the need to replace what I sold xD
Also, a cool comparison of 10k, 14k, 18k, 22k, 24k
https://www.reddit.com/r/Gold/comments/rsg9av/10k_14k_18k_22k_24k_all_k_every_k/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
There's 2 pics there one without flash and 1 with flash
Yes, sound advice. My jewlery was all from one guy in reddit whose brother owns q jewlery store so he prices to move and tests. I test all my stuff too with scratch test.
Jewlery you can bring across borders without confiscation like you said. People, remember it was illegal to own gold bullion for a while, under FDR I believe. It was confiscated. I also brought my whole collection to woo a girl during a romantic boating date and we capsized and I lost it all.
I only have the memories that I try to live vicariously through because I haven't come to terns with my loss
Also my state charges tax on bullion but there are places you can get from that avoid it. Pm me if you are affected and want some pointers.
I was at a K-mart that was going out of business a few years ago, and they were selling all their sterling silver jewelry at a huge discount. Normally, that would put it still above spot sterling price, but they must have bought it when the price was low, because at the time this final sale was happening, it was priced below the spot price, and I could have bought everything and immediately sold it to some pawn shop. Unfortunately, I didn't have the funds to do it at the time. (I have several life stories where I've missed out on easy killings like that :) )
Government Gun Buyback: when a government forces you to sell them your guns, and buys them with your money, which they stole from you under threat of gun violence.
Yes!!!! This is the correct response!!!! None of this garbage "muh boating accident" fudd faggotry. If you think you have to hide your guns, that's the time to use them.
We would be much worse off if the Weavers, Branch Davidians and Bundy's hadn't lawfully stood their ground. Yeah, death is scary, but not as scary as living in literal tyrannical hell.
Kek!
Hey, the guy told her to have a nice day! He's OK!!
Love the response. Perfect
What a Karen.