Yep. They don’t want people moving to gold and silver so they are selling it (paper) back and forth to each other to make it look like there is no demand and the price goes down.
If you're looking for a place to buy online, try Golden State Mint in FL.
I've bought from them several times with no complaints. I think typically in the past they sold to retailers but now selling direct? Not sure but this is the only place I've bought from that hasn't charged sales tax. I'm in VA though, may be different if you're in FL. Either way, sales tax makes quite a difference at checkout, especially on large quantities.
Honestly not sure, haven't ordered anything from them in a few months.
Edit: Reach out to them, call or email, I'm sure they can provide you an ETA. I've contacted them a couple times and have been good to deal with.
First time I bought from them, about a year ago or so, however they were way backlogged and I think was like 2-3 weeks. The last time I ordered however was a few days, average for online goods ordering.
I'm broke, only reason I haven't ordered recently. They have some pretty good July 4th deals currently.
I think over the long haul, gold is going to be a massive disappointment. There is just too damn much inventory that noboby is accounting for ... off the books Asian gold; plus the recent gold discoveries in Africa. Then ask yourselves, why is America's best bank invested in so much silver over the last decade, and you have your answer: Silver is the play.
Current speculation is Gold hitting 20k an ounce if the dollar collapses.
I dont know how long they can artificially keep the system up, but even if gold stagnates due to Uganda mines flooding the market, gold will at the very least be a sold way to protect savings.
The whole Central Bank fiat Ponzi scheme is about to end. The "price" of Gold and Silver will be irrelevant because Gold and Silver are about to be used as MONEY again. It will come down to those who have it and those who don't.
Yep. They don’t want people moving to gold and silver so they are selling it (paper) back and forth to each other to make it look like there is no demand and the price goes down.
If you're looking for a place to buy online, try Golden State Mint in FL.
I've bought from them several times with no complaints. I think typically in the past they sold to retailers but now selling direct? Not sure but this is the only place I've bought from that hasn't charged sales tax. I'm in VA though, may be different if you're in FL. Either way, sales tax makes quite a difference at checkout, especially on large quantities.
What are the shipping times right now? I usually use Scottsdale mint but they're saying 3 to 8 weeks before it will ship
Honestly not sure, haven't ordered anything from them in a few months.
Edit: Reach out to them, call or email, I'm sure they can provide you an ETA. I've contacted them a couple times and have been good to deal with.
First time I bought from them, about a year ago or so, however they were way backlogged and I think was like 2-3 weeks. The last time I ordered however was a few days, average for online goods ordering.
I'm broke, only reason I haven't ordered recently. They have some pretty good July 4th deals currently.
https://www.goldenstatemint.com/deals/
I think over the long haul, gold is going to be a massive disappointment. There is just too damn much inventory that noboby is accounting for ... off the books Asian gold; plus the recent gold discoveries in Africa. Then ask yourselves, why is America's best bank invested in so much silver over the last decade, and you have your answer: Silver is the play.
Not to mention the gold to silver ratio right now and the multi use value of silver. Right now, silver is the play
I agree. But It is probably a good idea to have some Gold.
Did the "mods" remove this post? I don't see it when I scroll through the board. This board is compromised. :(
Current speculation is Gold hitting 20k an ounce if the dollar collapses.
I dont know how long they can artificially keep the system up, but even if gold stagnates due to Uganda mines flooding the market, gold will at the very least be a sold way to protect savings.
When the dollar collapses the "price" of Gold will be irrelevant. Things will be priced in Gold and Silver again. https://financialpost.com/news/economy/in-venezuela-people-break-off-flakes-of-gold-to-pay-for-meals-and-haircuts
When gold hits 20K an ounce will you trade an ounce for 20 worthless paper?
No, the point is not holding the worthless paper now. Convert to gold. When it flipps you have the gold, not the worthless paper.
I will hang on to my worthless silver.
Solver works too. Just the idea is dont let fiat sit in the bank. Secure the value with gold or silver.
Copper and aluminum should see a run as well in the next few years.
The whole Central Bank fiat Ponzi scheme is about to end. The "price" of Gold and Silver will be irrelevant because Gold and Silver are about to be used as MONEY again. It will come down to those who have it and those who don't.
Get it while you still can at any "price".
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Yes
Gold shall destroy FED
Q
It's happening right now.