Why do you stack silver? Soon it's going to be worth like $5 an ounce.
Gavin Rogers
I have. so have a few family members. The bunker is just waiting to be used. nuke holocaust when?
Parker Foster
Like two years ago I bought like 5 rolls of 20 silver eagles, and then threw them in the garbage can, because I thought it was a bad investment.
Jose Sanchez
because THIS
James Smith
Dumbass. At least drop them off at a jewelry store and get some paper dollars for them.
Lucas Wood
I got pissed that I lost half of white I paid for them, and just threw them out. It's going to continue to lose it's value.
Alexander Phillips
is loses its value real quick if you toss em in the garbagio
Zachary Cox
Because the Pepe market is booming.
Owen Gray
I can tell you're really good with investments.
Luke Gutierrez
>investing in the shiny jew
lol they will have no use. Invest in food, tp, ammo, etc.
Lucas Howard
this
still keep $15k in gold tho just in case
Isaiah Gutierrez
Gold is useless. Invest in cryptocurrencies instead.
Jonathan Ward
Gold is a hobby, not an investment. If you care about >muh collapse, buy guns, ammunition, distilled water, salt, alcohol, canned food, etc.
Jason Baker
It has only been going down from it's all time high. It will never be that high again. Not it's $18, then it will go to $10, then $5, then it would hover around 5. Then it will be worth only it's face value of $1.
Chase Jones
haha nice try, shit's going to the moon.
Joshua Roberts
i found you Adam
Gavin Mitchell
How many ounces do you have?
Brayden Gray
Did Adam tell you he's got a stash of physical? He really shouldn't; sadly, friends and family are the most likely to snatch it.
Caleb Hill
1, can't you see from the picture?
Brandon Jackson
I think I could do really well in gold trading. Just do the opposite of whatever radio ads are telling you to do. If they say sell, then buy, and if they say buy, then sell.
Juan Nelson
Alex Jones hasn't told me to lately, the past couple of years he's steered away from gold and silver talk for some reason.
Robert Miller
op i think you are going to need i bit more than that in other to survive a meaningful amount of time, 1 kilo of silver and 1oz of gold,,,,thats a good reserve
Jayden Bennett
Seems like he's changed his advertising model to shill his products rather than use external advertising (e.g. Midas, which was owned by the same guy who owns GCN, which carries Alex's show.)
He's also not as big on having financial guests on as when everybody was freaking out years back. Or even Bob Chapman (RIP) as a weekly guest.
Oddly enough, I'm hearing more gold and silver ads on the regular radio lately. That costs a lot of money, so they must be doing well these days.
Sebastian Ross
Wow. Nice $100 in gold and silver you have there.
Jonathan Adams
Silly. Ammunition, food and water will be way more valuable than gold in the event of a world happening.
Oliver White
Yup. But as long as you've got your bases covered already, PMs are a reasonable place to store some of your surplus wealth.
Anthony Perez
more like $60. I've been saving my allowance for a while now.
Ayden Carter
this,,,but gold and silver are useful at first, when society isnt entirely collapsed, i would not consider gold as an investment, i would consider it as a fail safe, when you need to sell it, there wont be a stable price market, its going to be for food basically, or guns.
Jason Sullivan
I have a single 1 Oz silver coin with a picture of one of Hans Christian Andersens fairy tales on the back and a portrait of our queen on front.
I mostly bought it because it is cool looking.
Christopher Bell
kek you can't be serious
Easton Wright
Yeah that makes a lot of sense, I kind of miss old days where he'd shill for gold and silver rather than super male vitality and get Ron Paul on every other week to chat, and his rants about how the collapse of the dollar was imminent and how FEMA death camps were being set up.
Good times.
Levi Evans
also useless, grow weed, thats an investment
Samuel Miller
Listen to this man.
He is your friend.
Cameron Rogers
I make an average 3% return annually. You tell me ;)
I actually have a website and you can pay for tips $500 for a 30 minute session $1200 for an hour etc.
Jack Sanchez
precious metals are insurance more than anything else. i wont be caught without a chair when the music stops
Angel Rivera
Lmgtfy
Jace Hill
haha its funny because I actually am jewish!
Nicholas Nguyen
Good work here, son.
James Sanders
To be 100% with you OP if everything collapsed, the only things I'd be trading for is alcohol and tobacco assuming I have food and water. I wouldn't care about shiny metal
Mason Reyes
Eat a dick, Ron Paul.
Austin Ramirez
DUBS KEK AGREES WORLD ENDING
i just failed the capcha like 7 times
Parker King
If there is some kind of world economy collapse gold will be worth nothing. Food, water, and bullets will be the currency.
William White
wrong.
it will be gold.
gold has been the currency of mankind since creation, it is the god given currency of the earth and will always be.
William Hall
>tfw live on ranch, which is soon to be worth more than a mansion
Dylan Watson
1. Gold and silver is not a good vessel to hold all your wealth in, without diversification of investment you are asking for trouble 2. Silver and gold have great long term prospects for gains, but can be volatile in the short term 3. Buying anything but private mint bars and coins is wasteful and just raises your price average. For example, a 10oz sunshine mint bar could be $15~ dollars cheaper than a Royal Canadian Mint 10oz bar. Unless I was planning on contributing the RCM bar to my RRSP (yes, you can hold gold and silver from certain sources like the RCM in your RRSP, I imagine there is a similar offer for IRAs in America but I'm not sure), buying the cheaper bar makes more sense. 4. You are not going to make astronomical returns, you will make modest long term gains 5. If you can't mentally handle price fluctuations, don't invest anything into stocks/gold/silver/etc
t. gold and silver investor
Benjamin Sanchez
That's not historically accurate. Look into almost any collapse situation and you'll find that while of course barter of all sorts takes place, gold continues to function as intended.
Also careful with bullets as a currency. You'll need some reason to believe that they're not duds or spent time under water or whatever.
Carson Myers
Better to invest in brass and lead.
Cooper Nelson
kek
Dominic Kelly
Don't do gold...do silver. We saw in Argentina people were trading silver jewelry because money was no good and gold was too difficult to break for a loaf of bread. Silver is also being used in electronics and other things which means its a resource actually diminishing.
Elijah Allen
lead (ammo) is a better investment
Chase Jones
did you even look at my projections?
Austin Bell
When there is no government or economy, who is going to trade a basic human necessity for a piece of shiny metal that has no use?
Jordan Rivera
The black market. Seriously, go find stories about major deflationary events and you'll find stories of people trading gold and silver jewelry and stuff like that. Barter is hard to set up unless you and the other guy want each other's goods or services.
Once people organize well enough to set up markets, then they look for things that make easier currencies.
Jayden Bennett
only people starving will treat their metal as nothing, even in a collapse, society will organize itself, and value will uphold, but i get it
i dont think gold or silver are an investment to make money, they are a failsafe,
and people will still uphold its value,
how do you think gold got value in the first place?
Jack Perez
A great option for people in the US is 90% so called "junk silver", i.e. old 90% silver nickels, dimes, quarters, and halves. It's about as cheap as any other form, and provides a highly-recognizable government standardized and minted source of fractional silver.
Austin Morales
MERCHANTS GET OUT REEEEEEEE
Alexander Price
in the 30s depresion, there was a boom in luxery cars, their will always be wealthy people, no matter how fucked up everyone else is
Camden Sanchez
Bob Chapman was fond of telling the story of a guy he knew (or maybe it was a friend of a friend) who bought an entire city block of buildings for 1oz of gold during the Great Depression, and subsequently got to make lots of money as a land lord.
Really puts the capital in capitalism, eh? Extreme example, but such opportunities come up during a massive crash.
Camden Baker
>(((gold)))
The gold standard is what crippled Germany, there's no assurance that gold will retain the same or any value that it might have had.
John Gomez
Nice gram you got there
Nicholas Rodriguez
Bullets, bombs, guns, and food is the only useful currency.
James Lee
SHHHH!
Jose Jenkins
No one cares how much gold you have stockpiled, mountain kike.
Leo Brooks
Wow a swiss having gold. Can you smell the jew on it?
Liam Hall
hello jew, do you predict a dow or dbk collapse
Evan Ross
>he invests in shiny jew metals
Invest in fear. VIX > GLD.
Ethan Parker
one step ahead of you my friend
Logan Powell
A lot of GLD is in derivatives used to rig the spot price. Fine if you want to play it like a trader, but a fundamentally different animal from PMs proper.
Brody Miller
Gold and silver isn't food and water, if shit gets so bad that my bank account is worthless metal won't matter either.
Invest in liquor minis and porno mags.
Ian Bell
>Bosnia goes to shit
>goldfags tried to barter with gold >get mugged and it gets stolen OR >try to barter with gold >quickly find out that medicine, food and kerosene is far more valuable than gold that can't be directly used for survival
Gold is worthless in a shtf event. Bullets, lighters and medicine are far more valuable
are you stupid? you use the gold and silver to buy food and water.
I swear..
Jayden Campbell
you use the gold and silver to buy the food and water are you stupid?
i swear..
Jose Butler
Thanks for increasing the value of all the rest of our zilver, retard.
Sebastian Morgan
I don't get the endless stream of people flipping out about this. Nobody said you shouldn't get all your other necessities in order first. This is like jumping into a crytpocurrency thread or a stock thread shouting
AAAAAAA ITS HAPPENING BUY GUNS YOU IDIOTS YOUR FAKE NUMBERS AND PAPERS WON'T HELP YOU DURING THE UPCOMING RACE WAR AAAAAAAAA
Carter Ross
The mousepad and coffee mug seal it.
Carson Wright
>are you stupid >double posts >thinks gold and silver will buy anything if the economy shits
getaloadathisguy.jpg
Grayson Jones
I've been feeding my parrots gold for years, just sift through the poo. pay for bread, simple.
Gavin Hall
Gold isn't for SHTF event, but rather something softer, along the lines of Russian hyperinflation or the devaluation, or a later default (shit has always been very shaky in my motherland) or Zimbabwe hyperinflation that was slightly more recent.
Fuck, some 2 years ago USD-RUR jumped double in value. People that had RUR accounts were royally fucked. But there were not a lot. All successful people in Russia who survived prior events always store money in commodities. People buy condos, cars, gold, dollars, fucking iphones, anything to avoid storing rubles in the bank.
Henry Butler
Bosnia is a perfect example of how precious metals quickly lost their value when SHTF and how even simple items like bic lighters drastically shot up in value, half hour with someone's wife was worth far more than a gold coin and only regainedsomeofits value when government and the economy came back.
In such a situation it's an extremely poor return on your investment.
Asher Hill
>falling for the elemental jew
Logan Roberts
Glad I've got a number of ziploc bags in various strategic locations stuffed full of lighters and matches.
Fire is super-important.
Wyatt Martinez
i posted the first one and it didnt go through even when refrehshing so i did it again and it went through so go fuck yourself i dont need your sass right now, a lot of peple are ripping on me for this post.
Ethan Anderson
it's ok bud, you live and you learn. hold on to your precious metals and they will go up in value over time and i dont see the economy crashing any time soon
Isaiah Moore
>like two years >I bought like
You know the "like" epidemic is bad when they start to bring into their sentences.
Jayden Russell
>be prepprt >have bars and bars of silver and gold >it finally happens >approach your local supply mob >offer silver for food >"what the hell am i gonna do with silver" >go home >starve
Kayden Green
>Your "savings" is literally just a few kb worth of data
My savings is -100000 US$ so it doesn't matter. If the collapse happens, I win financially in some small way. Well, win right up until Great Lakes Corp tactical squad gives me a free helicopter ride.
Leo Scott
investing in p-metals is just another way to con paranoid lunatics like doomsday preppers.
Mason Bell
Poor people that think a few thousand in gold will protect their wealth.
If you want to protect your wealth own productive property.
Michael Lopez
>implying gold will be worth anything after the race war topples the kike banking systems
Jayden Gutierrez
>investing in p-metals is just another way to con paranoid lunatics like doomsday preppers.
Tea party idiots are still butthurt over loving their life savings in Glen Beck's Goldline pump and dump.
Why would gold be worth anything during a market collapse there is already thousands of percent more money in circulation than gold exists on the planet. What fucking reference would the gold have value against if there isn't enough to function as a currency?
Alexander Russell
No, you posted a fraudulent historical chart nigger. Sorry, am I not supposed to notice if you're lying and shilling? Have Schlomo notify me in private if I'm not supposed to interfere with your 'work.'
John Hill
Because when currency doesnt work anymore and banks are thrown away I can just steal gold from other fags like you OP
Owen Phillips
All I can afford is silver I have approx $500 worth stored thusfar
Jordan Martin
JPM's going to have a rough time with their shorts if it gets that high again. Of course if they can pull it off right, then they could cover the shorts by going long for another spike and then have it crash back down. Might even be a good way to get it back to a price more sustainable for industrial use.
Jaxon Martinez
wha'ts with the two color fingers?
Adam Perez
>in my imagination this is what happens.
That's OK, I don't want to disturb the imagination of a retard. But in the real worldDD, in a collapse scenario like oh.....
if you don't have any gold, you starve to death full stop.
Luis Stewart
Because gold will have no value in the event of a societal collapse.
That's why I'm storing my wealth in canned food and water filters.
Joshua Adams
Jokes on you, OP. I don't have any savings.
Jordan Perry
please dont report me im just talking about my consulting business, its the only way i make money, and these charts are proven again and again to work, i can assure you a 3% annual return with 1% commission fees and 2% for you, can i count you in for $100,000?
Charles Sanders
Water filters are ridiculously cheap. Unless you're going to be a regional filter salesman, you can't really store wealth in them.
Caleb Anderson
Sorry. I just gave my last $100,000 to the Hillary Clinton campaign.
>We're stronger together
Adam Myers
True. I plan to diversify to ammunition after I store two family sized lifetime supplies.
Easton Parker
Lifetime supplies had better be freeze dried / dehydrated, not canned. The Mormons sell it in bulk for cheap, and shipping doesn't suck too bad once you take all the water weight out.
James Powell
QUESTION for Cred Forums:
If a giant solar flare wipes out all of our technology, will gold still be extremely valuable?
Charles Johnson
Yes.
And the power of a solar flare has been overstated.
Zachary Martinez
yes
gold has always been valuble, currency of god, always.
Landon Foster
OP's savings amount to less than $200.
Justin Hernandez
i have a couple pounds of sterling, and maybe a couple oz's of 14 and 10k jewelery.
David Roberts
$60 to be more precise
Anthony Gomez
>It's 2016, why haven't you stored your wealth in gold? >2016 >6102 >Executive Order 6102 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102 "Executive Order 6102 required all persons to deliver on or before May 1, 1933, all but a small amount of gold coin, gold bullion, and gold certificates owned by them to the Federal Reserve, in exchange for $20.67 (consumer price index, adjusted value of $378 today) per troy ounce."
"The price of gold from the Treasury for international transactions was thereafter raised to $35 an ounce ($640 today). The resulting profit that the government realized funded the Exchange Stabilization Fund established by the Gold Reserve Act in 1934."
When the dollar got in trouble before, and people tried to protect themselves by storing their wealth in gold, the government confiscated it all, paying a pittance of paper money, and then immediately turned around and declared gold would be price-controlled at a value of twice as much paper money as they had just paid for it.
So, you know, good luck with that clever plan for protecting yourself from monetary policy.
>Hee hee, ho ho, ha ha, to the funny farm, where life is beautiful all the time. And I'll be happy to see those nice young men in their clean white coats, and they're coming to take me away ha ha!
Nathaniel Green
>wealth
Jeremiah Cruz
That went almost entirely unenforced. It's just that a lot of people were dumb enough to give up their gold.
Similarly, a lot of people still believe in keeping it in a safe deposit box at the bank. Yeah, OK. Bet that'll leave you pretty well off during the bank holidays. Besides which the PATRIOT act says they'll come take it out of your deposit box if they needed it.
And indeed, if you know how to make alcohol, that's potentially very profitable. My grandparents used that as one of their main sources of income during prohibition.
Dylan Morgan
can we make a cool coin thread? which board do i go to to show off my gold and silver?
Juan Gray
Typical American...thanks buddy.
Cooper King
Okay, so here's the thing. Buy as much as you possibly can by October 2nd.
Screencap this.
Liam Howard
This isn't a coin and it's only plated anyway, but it's by far the coolest thing I have.
You can prop the towers up and then knock them down :DDDD
Sebastian Barnes
>gold will be worth something when the world falls apart
I have firearms, ammo, and water. Worth more than any ounce of gold.
Blake Rogers
you better be right, i just bought 50k of silver
Adam Stewart
>paranoid lunatics like doomsday preppers. Doomsday preppers are the only people with any fucking common sense, though.
It will always have never happened yet, until it's too late to prepare, so that's not an argument. There's only been about half a century since a real human-triggered doomsday was possible. Sure, nukes were invented in the 40s, but it took a while to build up arsenals of them, and delivery systems. Since then, we've added genetic engineering. and the potential for bioweapons beyond any natural plague. Swarms of killer robots are starting to become plausible, too. (what exactly is stopping the production of a few billion pistol-quadcopters, sniper-bigdogs, and self-driving-carbombs that just work well enough to blow up major infrastructure connections and shoot any human or vehicle that comes in front of their cameras?)
There's no historical precedent for any of this. It could all go to shit tomorrow.
Andrew Ross
yea but i can use the gold to buy those things
fucking autists smfh
Wyatt Green
www.gold2money.com
Easton Anderson
>literally a 9/11 simulator on a coin
whoever made that surely has a certain (((demographic))) in mind
Nicholas Long
Right now you can fim senpai. If some sperg like you waddles up to me and tries to give me gold for my supplies, I will just laugh you away.
Grayson Carter
>common sense >investing in shiny rocks, not guns and ammo for future great happening Pick one senpai
Gavin Ward
my saving is shares of companies and bonds. most people aren't retarded like you
Tyler Garcia
USE THE SHINY ROCKS TO BUY THE GUNS AND AMMO
FUFCKING LEAF HNNNNGGGG
Carter Gomez
Silver is more bang for your buck as it's more suppressed Also food and seeds
Jack Roberts
coin from latvia i cound recently, worth maybe $15 for the metal, about $30 to a collector in the condition it's in.
Jaxson Miller
>That went almost entirely unenforced. It's just that a lot of people were dumb enough to give up their gold. This is some crazy bullshit. It wasn't "unenforced", it was just that relatively few people had enough gold that their coins weren't covered by the personal exemptions (equivalent to a few thousand dollars' worth of gold today).
Most people who held large amounts of gold, had it through banking arrangements. They had 100%-backed gold certificates. That gold all got confiscated.
Brody Torres
You bring me shiny rocks to buy my arms. I take your shiny rocks and kill you.
Nathaniel Bennett
here is the reverse, sorry for shitty quality pictures, i will give my girl to let me borrow her camera when she gets off work.
Kevin Campbell
Neat. I don't know enough to get into rares. The furthest I go is some high grade mint state pre-33 coins just in case those should go nuts again some day.
As an average joe just looking to diversify, it's mostly bullion for me on the expectation of only ever getting spot or melt for it if things get so bad that I need to liquidate.
>They had 100%-backed gold certificates. Yup, true. But we're talking about holding physical in this thread.
Dominic Edwards
If I knew you were going to kill me, why would I go to you? Ever hear of amazon? yelp?
Cameron Flores
how do you take a picture so bad?
Joseph Robinson
>investing in metals more prone to manipulation than a fiat currency pegged to the strongest economy the world has ever seen >laughinggirls.jpg
Ryder Young
you'll see.
Ethan Parker
diversify, own weapons and precious metals.
Luis Ortiz
If I M blessed my garden will always provide
Leo Stewart
so many (((people))) claiming silver is going to be worthless, completely wrong. It's gonna go up high very shortly, maybe after trump wins. like with brexit. If you bought it a few months ago when it was only $15 an ounce youd be rolling in cash.
gold is jew money, its been completely manipulated by the IMF and Rothschild banks, actually worth only half its price.
Get other metals too such as copper, lead and nickel.
Leo Jones
it's my shitty phone camera, a walmart cheapo.
this is still in a ziplock back, i keep it in there, so it's really shitty quality.
Jayden Nelson
4.18grams 24k
Nolan Williams
this hurts my eyes so much, zoom out.
Xavier White
I don't think there are any doomsday preppers who are only storing up gold as their whole survival plan.
But anyway, silver and gold are very versatile, convenient materials in primitive circumstances. That's what made them valuable in the first place. There are lots of rare things, not many rare and useful things.
A nice selection of platinum-group metals, even in small amounts, will be extremely useful in setting up industry, too. It's hard to overstate their value as catalysts.
Bags of cheap microcontrollers (you can get computers for about $0.30) and other, more basic electronic components, reels of wire, a variety of pure, clearly-labelled minerals from ceramic supply stores, and base metal stock are all good to have.
Nathan Brown
inb4 OP loses gold in carpet
Parker Long
mirin your taste in dirty pigsty full of disused old cables
P does not logically follow from possibly P. You'd know this if you knew modal logic. So not an argument.
2. listicals do not increase the probability of a doomsday event. so, again, not an argument.
3. There's about a 19% chance of GCE by 2100. If it takes 80 plus years to accrue a 19% chance of occurring, that means we're all likely to die of natural causes before there is even a non negligable risk for a GCE. So, probability is not an argument.
Joshua Adams
iktf
Brandon Mitchell
>>They had 100%-backed gold certificates. >Yup, true. But we're talking about holding physical in this thread. Yeah, but short of a total-societal-collapse situation, what are you going to do with physical gold if the government decides to confiscate in today's surveillance society?
Jonathan Ward
The dragon likes gold
Thomas James
stop getting so fucking close to your subject retard, it's not the fucking camera, it's you being a fucking idiot. pull the phone BACK.
Brandon Phillips
my local pawn guy says this scrap is just about enough to trade for a s&w .38.
soon.
Easton Edwards
4 golden pepes
Jeremiah Collins
...
Kevin Reyes
i apologize, i am done sharing until my girl gets home. til then i'm going to drink a beer and admire fellow user treasures while deciding what else i'm okay with showing you guys.
Brandon Lewis
omg thats me!
Oliver Price
I don't think there's really enough gold held by individuals to make it worth trying to confiscate. Why anger the population like that for a few extra shekels?
Aaron Evans
Hate to break it to you, but gold wont be worth shit after WW3 either. Honestly, if the world goes to shit, you little gold bars won't feed or protect you. You know what will be worth a lot, food, medicine/tobacco, bullets, salt and iodine. You control those, you have the currency of a beat down world.
Kayden Bennett
Lots of shills in this thread on both sides.
Really makes you think.
By the way.. Silver and Gold don't always rise with inflation. They aren't inflationary investments/hedges. At least, not in the short run.
Carter Russell
what specifically are these? they look like the indian head on my 2 1/2 dollar, but much much larger, i would assume those to be $20 coins? if they're 24k they must be atleast $500 a piece...
Sebastian Hernandez
ITS LITERALLY THE WORST POINT IN TIME TO BUY GOLD RIGHT NOW
STOP SHILLING GOLD YOU DIRTY KIKE
REMINDER THAT BEN KIKEPIRO WAS SHILLING GOLD RECENTLY AS WELL
Wyatt Jenkins
who said anything about buying? we're just comparing dick sizes now.
Oliver Thompson
Will gold crash too?
Ryder Reed
:'(
Evan White
>There's about a 19% chance of GCE by 2100. If you think this is a reliable number, you are insane. (I'm assuming GCE means something equivalent to "doomsday event", since you didn't specify.)
We can't reasonably estimate the probability, because we can't think of all the ways it can happen. The more time passes, the greater our technological competence, the easier it is to impose a disaster on everyone who's not preparing for any kind.
>we're all likely to die of natural causes before there is even a non negligable risk for a GCE Even if your probability estimate were correct (and there's no reason to believe it is), this kind of reasoning would only be valid if your concern was with your life, and not your line of descent.
Personal death and extinction are entirely different things.
Justin Thomas
FUCK OFF DIRTY KIKE STOP SHILLING YOUR JEW GOLD
Jonathan Carter
Bitcoin first, Physical silver second.
Tyler White
Hold on let me boot up my computer and connect to the internet POST APOCALYPSE
Aaron Robinson
>You can prop the towers up and then knock them down :DDDD laughed harder than I should have
Colton Butler
Then swiss francs
Easton Morales
Copper
Angel Young
still /r/ info.
Hunter Powell
Those are glold buffalos. They're the standard US minted pure gold bullion coin (as opposed to golden eagles, which are buillion coins cut with silver and copper for durability).
Justin Brown
I want to beat the shit out of you
Robert Diaz
Global Catastrophic Event.
The stat is taken from a GCR conference. Of course it is suspect. But, they're the best numbers around, unless new ones have come out.
>lineage
Good point. Except, if they aren't smart enough and strong enough to survive without me- they are inferior and needn't weaken the human race further by procreating.
This means, it will be up to them whether it is reasonable to doomsday prep as the risk of GCEs for them will be different from my risk.
Aiden Stewart
part of my stack... i also hold BTC, and plenty of guns and ammo and food.
this is an old picture but im not opening my safe right now since im lazy and tired.
Oliver Hill
$500... try $1319+
Christian Cook
very likely internet would be revived quickly faggo
Sebastian Phillips
Clean up your workspace you disgusting fuck
Adrian Cox
What's the best place to buy authentic gold/silver?
Benjamin Lee
Here is my rainy day fund, not much, but at least i got something
Eli Thompson
Because land investment is much better. >Never lowers its value >You can generate wealth with it instead of having an idle value >If you buy a terrain with a natural stream of water, you can be REALLY prepared for WW3.
Xavier Parker
As a beginner, if you know what it is you want to buy, you're not going to go very wrong with apmex.com. They don't have the price advantage that they used to, but it's still entirely fair and it's stupid easy. I continue to recommend it as a starting point.
Of course you'll want to pay by check to avoid the credit card fees. And it's a good idea to save up enough to buy in batches large enough that shipping is largely irrelevant.
I found a local dealer I like to use for most things.
Lucas Morris
>>lineage >Good point. Except, if they aren't smart enough and strong enough to survive without me- they are inferior and needn't weaken the human race further by procreating. >This means, it will be up to them whether it is reasonable to doomsday prep as the risk of GCEs for them will be different from my risk. Think a little harder, man.
If each generation faces a ~20% chance of having their line ended if they don't prepare to avoid it, and each says, "Meh, *I* have an 80% chance of survival, so I'll probably make it. It'll be up to my descendants to prepare." then the line will end with near certainty in a few generations.
A 20% chance of individual premature death, leaving one's siblings, cousins, etc. can be tolerated. Almost no measurable probability of the whole community being wiped out in one fell swoop can be tolerated. In fact, minimizing that probability should be one of the central focuses of effort in life, along with successfully reproducing, even if it leads to a much higher risk of individual premature death.
Dylan Gutierrez
when the shit hits the fan, will you be accepting cash, credit cards, or gold & silver for the things you may need to sell?
Bentley Rogers
home is under construction... everything is a fucking mess sawdust and cramped spaces.
im sorry my mum does not live with me to clean up my shit.
Aaron Fisher
Problem is a US Dollar collapse doesn't guarantee Mad Max nuclear waste, if anything there's a painful transition to a new reserve currency or a global currency. In both situations precious metals are a good idea.
Kevin Myers
Is gold really just tied to inflation? Hahaha
Jackson Gutierrez
>be starving Zimbabwean >be surrounded by fertile land and rivers that were once used by white farmers to grow vast surplus of food >instead of farming the land like white farmers did before you confiscated their farms and killed them, destroy the rivers and land by panning for gold >use gold to buy grain donated to Zimbabwe by US/Europe
Isaiah Roberts
land is the next thing on my list. I owe less than 15k on my current home, but i am in the market for 5-10 acres of wooded land and/or land with a small water source/stream. i will then proceed to build a home on the property, along with a bunker and solar array.
im hoping 2-3years max
Easton Hughes
There's no evidence to suggest the increase in risk is linear.
In fact, the risk may decrease. After all, violence across the globe is and has been decreasing over time.
Justin Fisher
The price of everything is tied to inflation. The significance of gold is that it cannot be counterfeited like currency can, so it retains its value while currencies become worthless.
Tyler Hall
meh, it starts on oct 2nd. if you believe the jews.
Carter Cox
that gold kangaroo looks like he's taking a mean shit
Nolan Hernandez
does anyone here wear their wealth?
Elijah Harris
I'm not talking about an increase in risk.
If you, in your one generation, accept a 20% risk of the end of your line, how can you expect other generations to do a better job of guarding the line against a permanent end?
A 20% risk per generation for 3 generations is roughly a 50:50 chance at still being around for a 4th generation. Over 10 generations, there's about 90% risk, over 20, there's a ~99% risk. Doom becomes near-certain fairly quickly.
Brody Hall
Because I'd have more than my body-weight in gold.
Tyler Cooper
Meh, when the shit hits the fan I am just going to collect bottle caps.
Julian Peterson
>i'm not talking about an increase in risk
talks about an increase in risk.
There's no reason to think the risk will go up. And plenty of reasons to think it will go down. Next generation may face a 10% of risk across 80 years. The generation after that may face a 5% risk...
Xavier Lee
>>i'm not talking about an increase in risk >talks about an increase in risk. I was explaining accumulation of risk.
Rolling a standard 6-sided die gives you under a 20% chance of rolling a six. But if you keep rolling it, you're going to hit a six pretty soon. That's not because it's getting riskier per roll.
Asher Evans
About half my stuff. Silver coins from just about every country and time period. The coins not in capsules are circulated swedish silvers I'm not sure what I'll do with yet. Smaller stacks on lower left is nazi germany silver.
Landon Richardson
How many ounces do you have atm? I'm on my way to 700, not sure if I should go to a clean 1000 and stop there.
Jaxson Ramirez
No idea. Paid roundabout $8k total for spot price lots from a dealer over the course of a year.
I'll keep buying a few kilos every now and then and in a few decades I'll do a complete inventory and sell them at ~75% catalog price in an online shop. It will probably take a long time to sell them but it'll be at huge profit and I love collecting them any way.
Nolan Ortiz
gambler's fallacy. Probability doesn't increase as you roll the dice more.