Quote from: Malcolm post_id=503450 time=1686850632
I'm thinking of selling some of my gold. Just a few goblets or something.

Quote from: JOE post_id=503410 time=1686806208 user_id=97

Quote from: Lokmar post_id=503403 time=1686801252 user_id=3351


NO DUMBASS!!! They're called junk silver.



NO DUMBASS!!!!!! You keep the coins in minted form, NEVER melt them!!! NEVER!!! In minted coin form, the rest of the dumbasses know you arent scamming them.



Why are you so fukin tarded josephine?

Well, I'm not too familiar with bulk or junk silver, Lokmeer!



I just gotta few pieces from the change at the supermarket or gas station.



Some USA coins would interest me tho, like the 3 cent silver, made in the 19th century:





That was a cool lookin' coin, fits my budget too, not too expensive



The other is the US Gold dollar, also made in the 1800s.



Like the 3 cent piece, a cool item.



Also within my budget not too expensive. Maybe git one in decent condition for under $600.



Trouble with US coins is many of them are $20,000 and UP.



that's like the price of a car, eh?

Quote from: JOE post_id=503390 time=1686790876 user_id=97

Quote from: Frood post_id=503317 time=1686731618 user_id=1676This is what are global authoritarian cocksucking leaders intended... like vampires, they've bleed people out to an inch of their pulses failing, then moved on to the next free feed.



It's a slight of hand type of subterfuge. We will never officially be not free... we just won't have the resources we worked hard for, bet on, considered as all but a foregone conclusion.



My solution is to own less... reduce your exposure. Be prepared to do things to exist few would ever contemplate.



That is the future of freedom.



Until they work out a narrative to combat that because it's becoming way too popular.

Actually I met this guy at this investment seminar who told the audience that he'd gone broke and had to declare bankruptcy. He had a wife and kids to support so the only way he saw out of his mess was to seek a debt settlement with his creditors. He thought this might be sufficient to ward them off, buy time and hang onto some of his assets such as his house and retirement savings



Anyways what happened was the creditors rejected his debt settlement offer, then raided his retirement savings and repossessed his home. So I an imagine what he and his family musta gone through. He was left with nothing & had to rebuild his life all over again with all the pain that went along with it.



Point being...if only he had a stash of hard assets such as gold stored in the ground, mighta offered hims some extra protection so he could hang on to at least some of it. I suppose they want people to pour all their savings into gic's, 401k plans, retirement savings so if they need to they can just take vacuum cleaner to these digitally stored assets.



Now I somewhat understand why in Roman Times all these people stashed hoards of gold and  silver in the ground (which they are now uncovering). Perhaps when the Empire began to curumble, times got bad they sought protection against governments that sought to expropriate their properties or wanted more money from them all the time.



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