/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29814730
Thanks! Let me see if I can clean my desk this weekend...

>>29425708
it only gets better

>>29091435
Sorry for posting the shopped version, here's the original

>>28548010
Hard to say specifically since I'm not a bong but if you end up buying silver buy Britannia coins, those have tax benefits for bongs. They also look beautiful so there's that. We have some bongs here, somebody will know how to answer your questions better I'm sure
>>28548253
I'm happy to even see a 3-5x, let alone 100x. My pulse gets faster as I think about gains like that.

Going to start bulk stacking bars for cheaper premiums now that I have a decent selection of 1oz rounds.

Should I go with 5oz or 10oz bars?

I kind of want at least one kilo bar just for shits and giggles, but divisibility is a thing.

first for waifus

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>>27622729
we dont fucking care about them, they dont listen anyway and run off to the nearest kinkos to get some SLV paper shit every day

>>27504885
It's .714toz/$ and you have to use 1964 prices not today's

bought a 15oz tube last night. Am I going to make it bros?

>>27272984
squarely on the goy naughty list

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>>26780894
theres both. vaulting exists but they do the same shit and oversell. online dealers will ship to your house

>>26775791
I think your gains in bullion and weight value will outclass the numismatic value over time.

If you're bought into the moon mission thesis you want weight, anon

>>26695557
You'll get two.
>>26695777
Digits confirm. Super scary to buy right now

>>26601477
You know what must be done anons. Remember, this could be you.

>>26321092
remember anon
this could be you

First for /ss/

>>25761262
>Must Have At Least 5 LTC To Reply
what is that now, 10k?
I don't think I have that much but I like it because reddit's ranking, Robinhood's access, and that there's an ETF. All bullish because normies.

>>25747831
Physical is actual coins and bars. Miners are mining companies which are divided to juniors & majors; and producers, developers & explorers.
>And what are the pros and cons of one over the other?
Physical metal carries no counterparty risk. You hold it, you own it and your metals cannot go bankrupt. Mining companies can, and are inherently rather risky as investments -- especially juniors that carry higher geological uncertainties and don't usually have any cash flow. Although with mining companies you can get gains, you can't get any with just the physical metal really. Physical is for hedging against hyper-inflation and mining companies are for seeking profits.

>>25729960
this could be your friend

>>25726461
Are you referring to this pic?

>cheapest 1oz silver online is still over $26
damn

>>25702697
probably shorts covering, unironically.