Ive got my silver and gold. Hopefully enough silver. Definately not enough gold. I gotta up my gold buying game.but silver is too cheap not to buy a shit ton of it.
My soon to be wife is kind of a normie. Doesn’t understand why I stack. When I tell her the dollar is fucked it goes over head. What ever though they’ll be glad one day that I did that.
My wife didnt understand in the beginning. But going with me every week to buy,listening to other people who are buying,she learned alot. Shes even started buying her own pieces. She likes the expensive stuff but thats ok,my cheap shit offsets what she spends. She dont like gold jewelry,she likes silver. I told her buy all she wants,just make sure its real and youre not getting screwed. It just adds more weight to the stack.
I’m the one who dived in for our gold and silver. Husband knew we needed to do it, but I did the research. Just hoping I got enough gold. We have more than most folks but our silver is 4times as much
I want my kids to look like me. I have dated non white women before but at the end of the day I want my kids to look like me. I have very Northern European features that I want to keep in the gene pool.
My wedding cost $75 for the marriage license. Courthouse wedding, no honeymoon. It was more important for me and my husband to have money to buy a house than it was for one day of festivities.
Yeah, my sister didn't want a big wedding, but she didn't get a choice in the matter (and no say in anything pertaining to how the wedding was to go). Her parents-in-law wanted to show off, so they dropped at least 100k on the wedding reception, flying their family and friends in from all over the world. Thankfully my side of the family didn't have to pay for anything more than plane tickets and hotel for ourselves, and a bridesmaid's dress for me (gag), but the whole thing was ridiculous, and in my mind a complete waste of money. If my sister's husband's parents would have only given them that money as a down payment, it would have made their lives so much better, but nope, the wedding party was the most important thing.
Wow, that’d buy 5 1oz gold coins or about 350 1oz silver coins. I personally think silver is a better investment right now. It’s really cheap and I think it’ll go up more than gold. Easier to trade most likely if necessary.
I'm trying to keep it below that amount, food has gone up so much that the catering is going to cost more than the venue and it's open bar at this point.
"I've got my silver and gold. Hopefully enough silver. Definitely not enough gold."
Same here. I've been preparing for financial distress for years. At current gold prices, it's hard for me to spare enough after each week's bidenflation to add to our gold stash, but silver is still affordable.
Legit question: what do people do with the gold and silver? Mine just sits in the safe. Do you sell it later for more than you bought it for, I assume? So speculating?
Mine sits in a safe, waiting to see what happens re: gold backed dollar.. I have roughly half bullion and half "junk" pre 65 coinage. I am hoping that the 1950 dollar comes back.. it's at 3 cents or less to the 1950 dollar now.
I figure with the gold silver ratio over 80 these days I can buy one ounce of gold or 80 ounces of silver. At some point that ratio has to close back up to around 15:1 at which point I will exchange my 80 ounces of silver for over 5 ounces of gold.
I am buying gold when I am buying silver these days. I’m just buying it at a huge discount.
The problem with the 1/10 size ones is that they totally bang you on the premium.
For instance, a 1oz Eagle is $2031.00 and a 1/10 oz Eagle is $286.00, that's $2860.00 per oz, comparitively.
I just use silver for the 'little denominations' and don't waste too much on the smaller pieces of Au for this reason. That $600-ish price difference (loss of value/premium) can buy a lot of silver!
Remember....You're not stacking to barter with if the STHF. You're holding it for when the REAL prices come up to par with what they should be, vs the artificial prices being held down right now. Don't forget that!
“Remember....You're not stacking to barter with if the STHF. You're holding it for when the REAL prices come up to par with what they should be, vs the artificial prices being held down right now. Don't forget that!”
Yeah if we end up in Mad Max world where you need to barter ammo and food will be worth more than gold and you'll be more worried about raiders coming to get you when you eventually fall asleep.
The highest price gold has ever been in history is $2,067/oz. Very close to today's price. If I buy gold now, I'm buying at the highest possible price.
How much higher should it be expected to go in our lifetime? Is "Buy highest, sell even higher" a valid methodology?
The idea is that at that price, it’s still suppressed, I don’t know, though. I’m more into buying silver myself. It’s useful in necessary industrial uses and is pretty cheap right now in my eyes. I’m banking on one of the 6 different things that I own to go out of sight price wise. 🤞🏻
When gold goes to 100k an ounce. Might be harder to sell to a coin shop vs a 1/10.
Trading meaning selling your coins back when they go up big time. I think silver is undervalued and its also has a lot of industrial uses. Copper and Uranium as well.
FYI - Now is a good time to get a PM testing kit, where you can do specific gravity and chem tests for either buying or selling.
If an Eagle hits $100k, I'd imagine many would just cut, shave or melt them as needed to break them down. The test kits pretty much circumvent the need for overpaying for fractional ounces....but it sure is convenient.
I love the 1/10. I had a couple grams but i couldnt see the designs or feel them. The plastic they were in was heavier. The 1/10 has enough weight that you can feel it in your hand and i can read/see the design. And theyre affordable for my broke ass.ive only got 4 if them but thats more than i had 3 years ago.
Silver,i buy the shit out of silver.ive managed to stack up close to 700oz in 3 years. I should be good in the silver department.
Perceived value due to "name recognition" (few USA normies know what a Philharmonic or Krugerand is...)
Face value in dollars, which may allow you to take more across borders, should you need to (face value < actual value in USD)
Some tax advantages when purchasing vs other coins
After you feel that you've stacked enough Eagles, you usually start just buying weight (bars, rounds etc) - whatever you can get a hold of because you're just looking to acquire weight - without paying minting fees and other premiums that erode your buying power.
You may want to buy gold Buffalo coins (99.99% gold/24k) vs gold Eagles (91.x%/22k) or a mixture of both. The alloyed Eagles are more durable as an actual coin.
Any "coin" will hold its value simply as a piece of valuable metal. As for numismatic value of the coin (collectability) - that's probably not going to matter a whole lot if the SHTF. Nobody cares if it's silver from 1888 or 2023 if things get that bad. It'll be all about the weight.
I buy rounds and bars. I only buy eagles if they are 35 dollars or less. They will always be worth whatever an ounce of silver is worth. Premiums on them right now are a bit high. You can get maples and other coins a little cheaper.
They should hold thier value if the dollar crashes as they are government minted with security features. But what currency will they be valued in? In shtf scenario,silver is gonna be the last thing people are gonna want. Silver and gold are more for after the crash.
But at the end of the day,an ounce of silver is an ounce of silver.
Been so many “better buy your gold and silver now” moments in the past few years its hard to keep track. Don’t make any abrupt significant financial decisions based on sensationalized “news”. Just buy gold and silver ALWAYS, absolute worse case, it will still outperform fiat and protect from losing your hard earned savings. If you maintain a savings acct. you are losing money daily. I wish you all great fortune.
My silver stash IS my savings account-I use my SS bennies to pay my rent and my VAB I use to get things with. When I get my 3 month rent check (really GOOD rent), the teller says "there is an 8 cent penalty of this, I tell her " I found a dime the other day.. 😁
I read an interesting article about six years ago talking about gold and silver, and if gold and silver weren’t so heavily suppressed, and allowed to increase to keep up with inflation, then 1oz of gold should be worth around 20k per ounce, while silver around 5k per oz. If gold and silver does become the backer of cash… i could see gold becoming bitcoin like, sailing to 50k+ while silver hovers around 10k
Stock up lads, however low or high it gets… its comin!
Where exactly do you go to buy gold/silver? Is there a reason you wouldn’t just buy one or the other? How do you cash it out if you need to pay expenses?
Granted I don’t think I have enough savings to be pulling out of my bank account and stockpiling gold & silver. I’ve got enough for expenses but basically hardly any savings at the end of the month. Going through my quarter life crisis right now so to speak.
Both Gold and Silver prices have been heavily manipulated, but silver is more manipulated based on the historical silver/gold ratio. For this reason, many people focus on silver for the higher potential upside moves.
IMO, the focus should be on weight rather than numismatic value. IOW, a pretty coin melts to the same puddle as a generic silver round. I buy the cheapest stuff for my desired weight.
A 'monstor box' is a standard quantity of 500 ounces and is a reasonable goal for many people. If within your means, this would be a reasonable goal as you stack. You can make purchases on-line 10 or 20 ounces at a time.
While some prefer purchasing from LCS (local coin shops), others like me have preferred on-line purchases shipped by US Mail.
Many good sources. I've received good results from apmex.com but there are many excellent suppliers.
APMEX has the best selection options but if you’re buying for weight like you said check out sdbullion.com. They may not have every option in every weight but they are hands down the cheapest by weight.
Gold is being pushed down to a 3mo low. I feel on purpose due to the BRICS gathering coming up next week. Silver is hanging on though. It’s time to watch the Gold/Silver ratio. Silver is still more attractive 82/1 gold to silver but the gap is closing. I don’t think it get there but If it gets close to 50/1 it’s time to switch to gold.
I have 4 major gold/silver exchanges near me not counting pawn shops, etc. You can buy online or local. Pinehurst coins is my favorite online.
In your case id focus on getting out of debt so you can have money to set aside. If you can't afford $28 bucks for an ounce of silver you got bigger problems.
Also bank account is another issue. You should have money in SPAXX earning 4.9% in Fidelity, then transfer online to your bank to pay bills. In a bank you are technically losing 2.8% in inflation leaving it there or take that money and pay down debts since interest rates at ATH.
I actually don’t have debt, it’s just that my expenses are high and my pay is low. I can’t afford to move right now either. I’m locked into my lease at the moment, so unless an employer will help me relocate, I’m stuck. As for the pay, for the employers around here that pay well, I’m either unqualified or otherwise they didn’t proceed with my application.
I’m having a lot of self conflict over my career choice. I feel like where I’m at is almost my only path at this point. I have relatives who are pretty high up in a certain bank that I helped me rewrite my resume and I forwarded it to them and they said they knew some people, so if that works out I, ironically, might go into banking.
Sorry. Ya apartment leases right now really screwing people. I dunno about banking sector. My local banks are closing and cutting staff. You could always move to a nice red state with a lot of jobs. Other option night temp job.
I live in Ohio but in one of the few blue counties. I had to move here last year because of reasons. I’d love to move back to my hometown but it’s way too expensive, even more so than where I live now, and it’s in a pretty red county. Lot of people there are old money. Moving in with family isn’t an option. My mom and stepdad were forced to leave their rental and while they bought a house it’s in the middle of nowhere. I lived with my grandparents for a time and I don’t think they’d mind that much but I can’t continue to be a burden on them. They’re already having troubles as it is. And even if I did move, there’s still the problem of finding work, and the only decent paying jobs there are nurses, doctors, therapists, etc. Stuff I’m nowhere near qualified to do.
FYI - Mike Maloney did an excellent series called, Hidden Secrets of Money
It describes the difference between money and currency and how each have been used throughout history. It's very educational and well done. It's the kind of thing you and your main squeeze could watch on a rainy Sunday - or anytime. It's good.
I'm posting it because there seems to be a lot of interest in silver and gold and this is a great place to start. It's certainly pertinent to where we find ourselves in regards to the dollar right now.
Note: This series doesn't sell anything or talk about buying, selling or stacking PM. There's plenty of other videos on that all over the place.
Because of backdoor wallet hacks preinstalled or done on a update that has your 12 key seed phrase. A hard metal is safer then something a hacker can steal.
Look at how many people that have had there crypto stolen. No thx.
Does anyone think that the less precious metals such as aluminum will go up, too? I am curious if people think that they are all suppressed or is it just the most precious metals?
Aluminum is one of the most plentiful metals in the Earth's crust. The only reason it was more valuable centuries ago was because we didn't know how to smelt it from ore back then and limited to the small amounts found in pure form.
I totally understand that. Yes. I was just meaning do you think all metals are suppressed to a degree? Would aluminum and/ or copper, for instance, double or triple at least, if the most precious ones are going up 10-20 times? I recycle scrap metal on a regular basis and have just been hanging onto the aluminum in case it’ll go up at some point.
Alum remnants are $3.50/pound to buy now. It does seem like it just goes up.
Brass is unobtanium at these prices.
I like buying copper ingots on eBay, but I don’t really know where it came from.
Steel is always good to have, too. Even remnants are $0.80/pound to buy.
Welding, casting, milling, injection molding are all expensive hobbies. Need to learn more about smithing.
Skills, tools, and materials may be invaluable after we have to build back from their destructive actions.
My point is that if the material (gold, silver, aluminum, acetal, whatever) has utility, then “stack it”. I don’t think prices will ever really go down.
I was reading some MJ12 drops regarding gold and replicators...made me think of this TZ episode - especially the end when the futuristic couple thought it was nuts the guy thought gold was worth something because they could just make it:
The key would be Saudi Arabia where I won't be surprised. I'm sure they look at Ukraine and think the military protection that was the key part of the deal with the petro dollar, and is not much protection.
Ive got my silver and gold. Hopefully enough silver. Definately not enough gold. I gotta up my gold buying game.but silver is too cheap not to buy a shit ton of it.
I am getting married and one of my thoughts is how much silver I could have bought with that money lol!
Everytime i go shopping i count how many oz of silver i couldve bought. Drives my wife nuts.🤣
My soon to be wife is kind of a normie. Doesn’t understand why I stack. When I tell her the dollar is fucked it goes over head. What ever though they’ll be glad one day that I did that.
My missus stopped complaining after I gave her a few pretty silver coins to display on her desk.
My wife didnt understand in the beginning. But going with me every week to buy,listening to other people who are buying,she learned alot. Shes even started buying her own pieces. She likes the expensive stuff but thats ok,my cheap shit offsets what she spends. She dont like gold jewelry,she likes silver. I told her buy all she wants,just make sure its real and youre not getting screwed. It just adds more weight to the stack.
I’m the one who dived in for our gold and silver. Husband knew we needed to do it, but I did the research. Just hoping I got enough gold. We have more than most folks but our silver is 4times as much
I was only able to afford a little silver, single father of two, praying it is enough🙏
Couldn't you just find an Indian bride instead? A lot of them come with a dowry. Then you could get more silver.
I want my kids to look like me. I have dated non white women before but at the end of the day I want my kids to look like me. I have very Northern European features that I want to keep in the gene pool.
You “were” getting married. Now get out there and buy buy buy! ;)
Ya I know. Weddings are frigging expensive. I asked for cash gifts and used to pay part of my wedding lol. Did a cheap honeymoon a year later.
My wedding cost $75 for the marriage license. Courthouse wedding, no honeymoon. It was more important for me and my husband to have money to buy a house than it was for one day of festivities.
Yeah, my sister didn't want a big wedding, but she didn't get a choice in the matter (and no say in anything pertaining to how the wedding was to go). Her parents-in-law wanted to show off, so they dropped at least 100k on the wedding reception, flying their family and friends in from all over the world. Thankfully my side of the family didn't have to pay for anything more than plane tickets and hotel for ourselves, and a bridesmaid's dress for me (gag), but the whole thing was ridiculous, and in my mind a complete waste of money. If my sister's husband's parents would have only given them that money as a down payment, it would have made their lives so much better, but nope, the wedding party was the most important thing.
Yeah and I am not even having that big of a wedding and it’s still gonna cost me nearly $10,000 for venue, DJ and catering.
Wow, that’d buy 5 1oz gold coins or about 350 1oz silver coins. I personally think silver is a better investment right now. It’s really cheap and I think it’ll go up more than gold. Easier to trade most likely if necessary.
Silver is a 80 bagger
You could fill your car's gas tank a few times with that!
I'm trying to keep it below that amount, food has gone up so much that the catering is going to cost more than the venue and it's open bar at this point.
Ya that sounds about right.
I was simply adding to the Conversation about THE WEDDING, it has NOTHING to do with anything else....
Some people just jump to conclusions without ever thinking about Fucking CONTEXT.....
The commenter was talking about his own wedding, and that is what I commented on....
IF you really feel the NEED to chew someone out, I suggest you go to a local City Council Meeting, you can find plenty of targets there....
I'm NOT your Property, and You don't get to Chew me out about Anything....
"I've got my silver and gold. Hopefully enough silver. Definitely not enough gold."
Same here. I've been preparing for financial distress for years. At current gold prices, it's hard for me to spare enough after each week's bidenflation to add to our gold stash, but silver is still affordable.
Legit question: what do people do with the gold and silver? Mine just sits in the safe. Do you sell it later for more than you bought it for, I assume? So speculating?
Mine sits in a safe, waiting to see what happens re: gold backed dollar.. I have roughly half bullion and half "junk" pre 65 coinage. I am hoping that the 1950 dollar comes back.. it's at 3 cents or less to the 1950 dollar now.
Sell to exchange.
I figure with the gold silver ratio over 80 these days I can buy one ounce of gold or 80 ounces of silver. At some point that ratio has to close back up to around 15:1 at which point I will exchange my 80 ounces of silver for over 5 ounces of gold.
I am buying gold when I am buying silver these days. I’m just buying it at a huge discount.
Keep manipulating the prices motherfuckers!
Im hoping to play the ratio myself.
I like the 1/10 oz rounds of gold. Anything bigger just too hard to trade.
The problem with the 1/10 size ones is that they totally bang you on the premium.
For instance, a 1oz Eagle is $2031.00 and a 1/10 oz Eagle is $286.00, that's $2860.00 per oz, comparitively.
I just use silver for the 'little denominations' and don't waste too much on the smaller pieces of Au for this reason. That $600-ish price difference (loss of value/premium) can buy a lot of silver!
Remember....You're not stacking to barter with if the STHF. You're holding it for when the REAL prices come up to par with what they should be, vs the artificial prices being held down right now. Don't forget that!
“Remember....You're not stacking to barter with if the STHF. You're holding it for when the REAL prices come up to par with what they should be, vs the artificial prices being held down right now. Don't forget that!”
Good point
Yeah if we end up in Mad Max world where you need to barter ammo and food will be worth more than gold and you'll be more worried about raiders coming to get you when you eventually fall asleep.
Or gas to wander the barren wastelands.
The highest price gold has ever been in history is $2,067/oz. Very close to today's price. If I buy gold now, I'm buying at the highest possible price.
How much higher should it be expected to go in our lifetime? Is "Buy highest, sell even higher" a valid methodology?
The idea is that at that price, it’s still suppressed, I don’t know, though. I’m more into buying silver myself. It’s useful in necessary industrial uses and is pretty cheap right now in my eyes. I’m banking on one of the 6 different things that I own to go out of sight price wise. 🤞🏻
Yep. Gold won't move as much as silver.
Sorry you misunderstood.
When gold goes to 100k an ounce. Might be harder to sell to a coin shop vs a 1/10.
Trading meaning selling your coins back when they go up big time. I think silver is undervalued and its also has a lot of industrial uses. Copper and Uranium as well.
Ah okay - yeah Roger that.
FYI - Now is a good time to get a PM testing kit, where you can do specific gravity and chem tests for either buying or selling.
If an Eagle hits $100k, I'd imagine many would just cut, shave or melt them as needed to break them down. The test kits pretty much circumvent the need for overpaying for fractional ounces....but it sure is convenient.
I love the 1/10. I had a couple grams but i couldnt see the designs or feel them. The plastic they were in was heavier. The 1/10 has enough weight that you can feel it in your hand and i can read/see the design. And theyre affordable for my broke ass.ive only got 4 if them but thats more than i had 3 years ago.
Silver,i buy the shit out of silver.ive managed to stack up close to 700oz in 3 years. I should be good in the silver department.
Do you buy rounds or eagles? Would eagles still hold their value if us crashes?
Some choose to get Eagles first, due to:
After you feel that you've stacked enough Eagles, you usually start just buying weight (bars, rounds etc) - whatever you can get a hold of because you're just looking to acquire weight - without paying minting fees and other premiums that erode your buying power.
You may want to buy gold Buffalo coins (99.99% gold/24k) vs gold Eagles (91.x%/22k) or a mixture of both. The alloyed Eagles are more durable as an actual coin.
Any "coin" will hold its value simply as a piece of valuable metal. As for numismatic value of the coin (collectability) - that's probably not going to matter a whole lot if the SHTF. Nobody cares if it's silver from 1888 or 2023 if things get that bad. It'll be all about the weight.
I NEVER buy "slabbed" coins-arbitrary values based on visuals that get inconsistant.
I buy rounds and bars. I only buy eagles if they are 35 dollars or less. They will always be worth whatever an ounce of silver is worth. Premiums on them right now are a bit high. You can get maples and other coins a little cheaper.
They should hold thier value if the dollar crashes as they are government minted with security features. But what currency will they be valued in? In shtf scenario,silver is gonna be the last thing people are gonna want. Silver and gold are more for after the crash.
But at the end of the day,an ounce of silver is an ounce of silver.
Both
Been so many “better buy your gold and silver now” moments in the past few years its hard to keep track. Don’t make any abrupt significant financial decisions based on sensationalized “news”. Just buy gold and silver ALWAYS, absolute worse case, it will still outperform fiat and protect from losing your hard earned savings. If you maintain a savings acct. you are losing money daily. I wish you all great fortune.
My silver stash IS my savings account-I use my SS bennies to pay my rent and my VAB I use to get things with. When I get my 3 month rent check (really GOOD rent), the teller says "there is an 8 cent penalty of this, I tell her " I found a dime the other day.. 😁
I read an interesting article about six years ago talking about gold and silver, and if gold and silver weren’t so heavily suppressed, and allowed to increase to keep up with inflation, then 1oz of gold should be worth around 20k per ounce, while silver around 5k per oz. If gold and silver does become the backer of cash… i could see gold becoming bitcoin like, sailing to 50k+ while silver hovers around 10k Stock up lads, however low or high it gets… its comin!
When the dollar is worth nothing this will be accurate... 😂😭
10k for silver would be awesome.
Being that i have accumulated 250oz by now… i agree
Where exactly do you go to buy gold/silver? Is there a reason you wouldn’t just buy one or the other? How do you cash it out if you need to pay expenses?
Granted I don’t think I have enough savings to be pulling out of my bank account and stockpiling gold & silver. I’ve got enough for expenses but basically hardly any savings at the end of the month. Going through my quarter life crisis right now so to speak.
Both Gold and Silver prices have been heavily manipulated, but silver is more manipulated based on the historical silver/gold ratio. For this reason, many people focus on silver for the higher potential upside moves. IMO, the focus should be on weight rather than numismatic value. IOW, a pretty coin melts to the same puddle as a generic silver round. I buy the cheapest stuff for my desired weight. A 'monstor box' is a standard quantity of 500 ounces and is a reasonable goal for many people. If within your means, this would be a reasonable goal as you stack. You can make purchases on-line 10 or 20 ounces at a time.
While some prefer purchasing from LCS (local coin shops), others like me have preferred on-line purchases shipped by US Mail. Many good sources. I've received good results from apmex.com but there are many excellent suppliers.
APMEX has the best selection options but if you’re buying for weight like you said check out sdbullion.com. They may not have every option in every weight but they are hands down the cheapest by weight.
Gold is being pushed down to a 3mo low. I feel on purpose due to the BRICS gathering coming up next week. Silver is hanging on though. It’s time to watch the Gold/Silver ratio. Silver is still more attractive 82/1 gold to silver but the gap is closing. I don’t think it get there but If it gets close to 50/1 it’s time to switch to gold.
I have 4 major gold/silver exchanges near me not counting pawn shops, etc. You can buy online or local. Pinehurst coins is my favorite online.
In your case id focus on getting out of debt so you can have money to set aside. If you can't afford $28 bucks for an ounce of silver you got bigger problems.
Also bank account is another issue. You should have money in SPAXX earning 4.9% in Fidelity, then transfer online to your bank to pay bills. In a bank you are technically losing 2.8% in inflation leaving it there or take that money and pay down debts since interest rates at ATH.
I actually don’t have debt, it’s just that my expenses are high and my pay is low. I can’t afford to move right now either. I’m locked into my lease at the moment, so unless an employer will help me relocate, I’m stuck. As for the pay, for the employers around here that pay well, I’m either unqualified or otherwise they didn’t proceed with my application.
I’m having a lot of self conflict over my career choice. I feel like where I’m at is almost my only path at this point. I have relatives who are pretty high up in a certain bank that I helped me rewrite my resume and I forwarded it to them and they said they knew some people, so if that works out I, ironically, might go into banking.
Sorry. Ya apartment leases right now really screwing people. I dunno about banking sector. My local banks are closing and cutting staff. You could always move to a nice red state with a lot of jobs. Other option night temp job.
I live in Ohio but in one of the few blue counties. I had to move here last year because of reasons. I’d love to move back to my hometown but it’s way too expensive, even more so than where I live now, and it’s in a pretty red county. Lot of people there are old money. Moving in with family isn’t an option. My mom and stepdad were forced to leave their rental and while they bought a house it’s in the middle of nowhere. I lived with my grandparents for a time and I don’t think they’d mind that much but I can’t continue to be a burden on them. They’re already having troubles as it is. And even if I did move, there’s still the problem of finding work, and the only decent paying jobs there are nurses, doctors, therapists, etc. Stuff I’m nowhere near qualified to do.
Metals and bitcoin will likely jump - fingers crossed as we have both!
Any suggestions for a supplier
Pinehurst is the cheapest I have found. Coins have been legit.
Ebay is a ripoff. SG Bullions been good too.
Thanks
Monument Metals has some of the best prices I've seen lately.
Treasure Island Coins has served me well.
FYI - Mike Maloney did an excellent series called, Hidden Secrets of Money
It describes the difference between money and currency and how each have been used throughout history. It's very educational and well done. It's the kind of thing you and your main squeeze could watch on a rainy Sunday - or anytime. It's good.
I'm posting it because there seems to be a lot of interest in silver and gold and this is a great place to start. It's certainly pertinent to where we find ourselves in regards to the dollar right now.
Note: This series doesn't sell anything or talk about buying, selling or stacking PM. There's plenty of other videos on that all over the place.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyV0OfU3-FU&list=PLE88E9ICdiphYjJkeeLL2O09eJoC8r7Dc
Bitcoin has been crashing big time in the last 2-3 days
Because of backdoor wallet hacks preinstalled or done on a update that has your 12 key seed phrase. A hard metal is safer then something a hacker can steal.
Look at how many people that have had there crypto stolen. No thx.
Keep dollar cost averaging my frens!
Does anyone think that the less precious metals such as aluminum will go up, too? I am curious if people think that they are all suppressed or is it just the most precious metals?
Probably not, economy crash means low industrial use of lesser metals. Hard to say for certain though, that's just my thinking.
Tons of aluminum in thrifts and such, a truck load might pay for some of the gas.
Copper cause its used everywhere. Uranium because free energy.
Aluminum is one of the most plentiful metals in the Earth's crust. The only reason it was more valuable centuries ago was because we didn't know how to smelt it from ore back then and limited to the small amounts found in pure form.
I totally understand that. Yes. I was just meaning do you think all metals are suppressed to a degree? Would aluminum and/ or copper, for instance, double or triple at least, if the most precious ones are going up 10-20 times? I recycle scrap metal on a regular basis and have just been hanging onto the aluminum in case it’ll go up at some point.
Alum remnants are $3.50/pound to buy now. It does seem like it just goes up.
Brass is unobtanium at these prices.
I like buying copper ingots on eBay, but I don’t really know where it came from.
Steel is always good to have, too. Even remnants are $0.80/pound to buy.
Welding, casting, milling, injection molding are all expensive hobbies. Need to learn more about smithing.
Skills, tools, and materials may be invaluable after we have to build back from their destructive actions.
My point is that if the material (gold, silver, aluminum, acetal, whatever) has utility, then “stack it”. I don’t think prices will ever really go down.
"the doctors in that clinic? They ain't worth FIVE credits!"
"my country 'Tis of the, sweet land of liberty"
"mister? I feel sick"
"Why contain it?"
NSF are the good guys... Leo Gold was right.
1961 Twilight Zone
I was reading some MJ12 drops regarding gold and replicators...made me think of this TZ episode - especially the end when the futuristic couple thought it was nuts the guy thought gold was worth something because they could just make it:
https://youtu.be/pcLRPcMneCI
The key would be Saudi Arabia where I won't be surprised. I'm sure they look at Ukraine and think the military protection that was the key part of the deal with the petro dollar, and is not much protection.
As in SMOKE, Cuzzo....
As in what happens to paper that burns, Cuzzo... Fiat dollar IS the smokescreen.