/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30328066
a man of very fine tastes in american coinage. have a st. gaudens.

>>30328099
nah, goldbacks are a cringe version of liberty dollars. I'm glad to have bought only one single set of original utahs, complete with all the dumb text about calling the note a "coin" and being "for circulation in utah." private sale as god intended.

the math checks out: liberty dollars trade at 500% based, and the cringe factor of goldbacks is an exponential function of how many you own.

>>30328177
based ingots

>>30328196
>$50K dies are a meme
I'm talking about like if you bought a set of dies used to make pic related. can't you just cast your own circular negative from a harder metal than gold (literally any metal), and just whack the semi-molten gold with a good hammer?

to the anon who said fuck it and bought a st gaudens apmex special - wish I followed suit, now both the double eages are sold out ;_;

>>30124477
>autistic wannabe libertarians kept me away from BTC in 2010
>retarded normies kept be away in 2020
better keep stacking shiny rocks, then

>>30089065
buy like 5 of these and put the rest into silver

>>30050326
always buy gold first, simple as

>>29906564
based. welcome to the club. silver is great but it's not gold.

>>29704678
agreed, silver is undervalued relative to gold 225 years ago. I'm talking about the personal 1:10 ratio for my own personal collection for my own personal pleasure and enjoyment. I don't care much about what happens in the outside world, except that gold is mercifully resistant to the current reddit shitstorm around silver. why do you people get so triggered by the thought of someone not buying 100kg of silver?

>>29437457
yes. premiums are comparable and it comes preloaded with 90+ years of history. plus all the designs are more beautiful.

>>29436264
buy a pre-1933 double eagle instead

>>29273825
protip: double eagles tend to be very decent value for the beauty and history. premiums are usually about 25% but you get a fat ounce of gold, and in the case of the st. gaudens design, the single most beloved coin ever minted in america.

>>29241601
peace dollars are comfy. I prefer me comfy doublies though.

>>27313184
If slabbed/mint state, no. Check the strike quantities and make sure you're not getting meme'd into a high-mintage "collector edition."

Pic unrelated, just shiny rock porn.

>>21911984
yeah. my grandparents are scarred about having to do war drills in class because (((nazis))), and will likely die without ever knowing the truth. the saving grace is that they never made their planned pilgrimage to israel because the jews fucked up the middle east too much for the soft sensibilities of mild-mannered anglican protestants. quietly stack and carry on, bro.

>>21912060
the shoe won't definitively drop until the the price of oil becomes prohibitively expensive to fund our current lifestyle. there's a lot of FUD, especially during plague riots and (((central bank))) manipulations, but that's small potatoes in the long run.

please consider reading another's posts that started the freegold movement. it unironically puts many things in the generational context required to begin to understand precious metals.

https://www.usagold.com/goldtrail/archives/another1.html

also see friend of a friend of another's blog for more updated thought of this nature.

https://fofoa.blogspot.com/

>>21912842
as is the tradition since yesterday, i'm clearing out my ebay watchlist after a decent score. these are worth considering in the next days:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mexico-1978-100-Peso-Coins-Lot-of-9/174405856005
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Austria-2-Schilling-Silver-Coins-Lot-of-9/174405851859

i really need to stop buying silver. probably like 16 ozt the last 2 days, at high-ass prices (> $20/oz) too. shame on me.

>>21913616
>Oz of gold and 75 oz of silver sounds about right
really? I'm uncomfortable with my current silver overindulgence, which at this point is like 15:1 vs gold. i gotta stack gold exclusively from here on out, and view my silver purchases as my stupid bonds buy a few years ago: now i never have to buy bonds again until i'm 45-50 years old