Coin & Stamp Collecting

[Anonymous No.17367800]

Anyone like my hauls this week?

[Anonymous No.17368215]

>>17367800
Euro here, can you actually find these easily?

[Anonymous No.17368292]

>>17367800
very nice anon, do you have the postdam annyversary 5 frank?

[Hs1Jq13jV6 No.17368495]

>>17368215
I got them on eBay in AMERICA. I thought it was illegal for eurofags to own Nazi shit.
>>17368292
These are my first two stamps. I'd like to get more. Mainly get a collection of wartime stamps/coins from each country. Especially if they are propaganda stamps.

[Anonymous No.17368505]

>>17368495
>I got them on eBay in AMERICA. I thought it was illegal for eurofags to own Nazi shit.
I just looked it up on a numismatic site, and the only sunwheel coin I saw had a hole drilled in it.

[Anonymous No.17368515]

buying nazi stuff is cringe, 99% of your market if you ever wanted to sell it is flat earthers and "ironic" zoomers

[Anonymous No.17368531]

>>17368515

[Anonymous No.17368538]

>>17368531
Nice argument retard

[Hs1Jq13jV6 No.17368645]

>>17368515
Go back faggot. It's cringe to think collecting historic relics is cringe.

[Anonymous No.17368667]

>>17368645
It is in the context of /biz/ where you want it to be worth something and not a moneypit which is all you've done. The market for naziboo shit is floundering, terrible investment.

[Anonymous No.17368689]

Pretty cool anon. I kinda wanna get a coin myself.

[Anonymous No.17368706]

>>17368538
No point in arguing with a retard.

[Hs1Jq13jV6 No.17368760]

>>17368667
I paid like $11 for the stuff in the pic. I agree spending thousands on uniforms/flags/etc is cringe. And as a history buff I enjoy it. If you want to see a waste of money I can show you my collection of flashlights.

[Anonymous No.17368766]

>>17368706
>>17368515
lmao eat shit

>hurrr is that an Alexander the Great coin??? Do you know how many people DIED because of him?????

[Anonymous No.17368783]

>>17368760
If you posted this on /his/ I wouldn't care even if you did waste thousands on naziboo larping. In a /biz/ context it's retarded.

[Anonymous No.17368801]

>>17368783
It seems that in Europe, these coins etc. are getting destroyed.
The only example of a sunwheel coin I found so far had a hole drilled in it.

So the shit in OP is definitely likely to gain value.

[Anonymous No.17368802]

>>17368667
as ZOG loses control of its banks and media propaganda machine, relics and memorabilia associated with the most lied-about historical figure since Jesus Christ, Adolf Hitler, and his national socialist party which tried to warn the world about the Jewish menace, will increase exponentially in value; whereas as Shlomo's tentacles on culture are severed, the bubbles in (((modern art))) and other Jewish spheres of influence will crash with no survivors

[Anonymous No.17368871]

>>17368801
Scarcity isn't directly related to value. The market for nazi shit is garbage and has little demand and always will be because the majority of people who would be interested in buying it are poor and/or just buying it to be edgy.

[Anonymous No.17368889]

>>17368871
You seem upset.

[Hs1Jq13jV6 No.17368898]

>>17368766
I certainly want one. Apmex sells a set for $900 that is intriguing. I want my daughter to inherit my historic coin/bill collection, gold, silver and crypto. I should be fine on fiat the rest of my life. I dont want her inheriting that. Ill buy a lambo at 80 if I have to.

[Anonymous No.17368909]

>>17368889
Not really sure how you got that from that post.

[Anonymous No.17368935]

>>17368909
You're saying the only reason people would want to buy a historic item with extreme levels of mainstream exposure and very high levels of rarity (due to active destructive efforts) is to be "edgy".
You're just butthurt at muh nazis.

[Anonymous No.17368959]

>>17368898
Make sure to teach her about crypto and the fiat ponzi scheme then.

[Anonymous No.17368975]

>>17368935
It's a factual statement. Nazi memorabilia sells for shit compared to basically everything else of the same era. Even imperial Japan stuff sells better and they've tried to erase that part of their history even more than Germany has tried to scrub theirs.

You're the one trying to make an emotional argument as if my opinions on this or that influence the market but I'm just telling you the facts.

[Anonymous No.17369015]

>>17368975
>mperial Japan stuff sells better and they've tried to erase that part of their history even more than Germany has tried to scrub theirs.
So you're agreeing with me.

I'm not even into coins or stamps, and I'd buy a hitler stamp or swastika coin.
And here you are telling me I'm just being edgy.

[Anonymous No.17369037]

>>17369015
I can't agree with you if I don't know what your point even is. The market for them is bad and you're a huge retard for buying them as any kind of investment or wealth retention. If you want to talk about them in a historical context go to /his/.

[Anonymous No.17369060]

>>17369037
>I can't agree with you if I don't know what your point even is
Nazi Germany is an extremely well-known thing, and active efforts are being made to destroy contemporary items.
This makes it very likely that these items will go up in price in the future.

[Anonymous No.17369075]

>>17369037
Also, lmao@u for thinking people who have an interest in these things are being edgy.

[Anonymous No.17369077]

>>17369060
>This makes it very likely that these items will go up in price in the future.
No it doesn't, nazi scrubbing has been a thing for a few decades now. You're conflating scarcity with value which is stupid.

[Anonymous No.17369097]

>>17369077
>No it doesn't
Extreme levels of public knowledge + active destruction efforts = tremendous demand potential + growing scarcity.

You have to be braindead not to see the price increase potential.
Especially considering the current political climate in which people are growing out of the strictly good-bad dichotomy of WWII.

[Anonymous No.17369138]

>>17369037
this is a straight up lie, or maybe it is real in your mind. Nazi memorabilia is soaring in price, there are endless j-media articles kvetching about it. this from a couple of months ago, kek:
>A collapsible top hat that supposedly belonged to Adolf Hitler sold for 50,000 euros ($55,300) at a Munich-based online auction on Wednesday.

[Anonymous No.17369155]

>>17369097
If there was going to be a price hike it would have happened already probably 20 years ago.

But go ahead and dump your net worth into nazi coins if you really believe in it that much.

[Anonymous No.17369179]

>>17369138
Same with guns.
Goering was an avid collector, and people are constantly trying to sell "Goering collection guns" because they go for like 10x the normal price.
Hell, even just a black-gripped Luger sells for several times the normal Luger price.

>>17369155
>If there was going to be a price hike it would have happened already probably 20 years ago.
If you say so, oh god of the markets.
Call me edgy some more for having an interest in historical items.

[Anonymous No.17369261]

>>17369179
Have fun trying to sell your nazi items as an investment.
I'm sure the jews will buy them from you.
I'm sure the flat earthers and zoomers have alot of money you're interested in.
Nice investment bro.
I can already see your riches.

[Anonymous No.17369363]

>>17369261
>if you like historical items related to Nazis you hate Jews and are akin to flat earthers
Yeah, and if you buy Alexander coins you hate Achaemenids and are akin to Κυνικοί.

[Anonymous No.17369395]

>>17369363
The majority of people buying Alexander the Great stuff aren't actually flat earthers though. Though it's kind of ironic you keep acting like you represent the entire market.

[Anonymous No.17369425]

Eric Dubay for the chads.
Fuck kikes, fuck freemasons.