Does this end the fed?
picrel my first acquisition.
Am poorfag but will be working to acquire a few ounces a month moving forward
Does this end the fed?
picrel my first acquisition.
Am poorfag but will be working to acquire a few ounces a month moving forward
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Congrats. They're using silver to buy up shitcoins.
>They're using silver to buy up shitcoins
What does this mean.
Who are they what are shitcoins.
Every ounce helps. The comex had been fighting for months to keep their registered above 80 million and now it's headed toward 70 million
I keep seeing this posted, and understand it faintly.
What is the COMEX exactly?
Do they just own/hoard all the silver or something?
I’m pretty financially ignorant
It seems like unfocused fud (attempt to provoke fear, uncertainty and doubt). Perhaps that poster wants you to think that owning precious metals is a scam, and hoping to conflate ownership of physical silver with shitcoins (worthless cryptocurrencies).
>Economists gauge the health of fiat paper by the selling price of silver and gold
>if silver and gold are "cheap" it means people have faith in their fiat paper
>if silver and gold are getting more expensive, it means people are starting to cash in their paper for actual valuable things
>the Federal Reserve figured out this one neat trick to prop up the value of their own Federal Reserve Notes
>They get their cousins at the Comex (Commodities Exchange) to sell IOUs of silver back and forth to each other at a lower price than the market would otherwise reflect
>So much of the "silver" being traded is just these paper IOUs that it drags down the spot price of actual physical silver (the comex doesn't make a distinction between real silver and theoretical silver that only exists on paper)
>In order to keep the scam going, they have to keep presenting silver as cheap and plentiful
>this gives unruly goyim a chance to trade their rapidly-devaluing fiat paper for silver
>after the Federal Reserve Note is replaced with a new fiat currency, silver and gold will be revalued at a higher price, as they always are when a dying fiat currency is replaced with a fresh one
Now, as we can see from the Comex's daily admitted numbers seen here:
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The Comex is losing silver faster than they can restock. Keep in mind that there is a big difference between "registered" and "eligible" silver. Registered silver is actual silver that really exists in the real world. "Eligible" silver is silver that exists on paper, but may or may not exist in the real world. Imagine if you and nine other people all shared possession of the same silver bar, but claimed that your group actually owned 10 silver bars because they all claim ownership of the same bar. That's about how the paper silver scam works.
The comex is a group of megabanks. JPMorgan (Chase Bank) is the largest of these banks. JPMorgan (supposedly) has more silver than any other entity, but they've lost about half their supply since the silver squeeze began in January 2021.
Also, keep in mind that the Federal Reserve is a private corporation, and the name is just to trick people into trusting them.
Comex is a warehouse and trading hub for silver. They “set the price” because the jews got some laws saying they had to hold all the silver. They have to report how much they have, but they mix in “paper silver” and do other kikery to inflate their numbers to keep prices low.
Bottom line, a lot has left their vaults (lame ass warehouse) over the last two years.
I’ve heard about how they’re some private untouchable corp/financial state entity that basically even the government has no control over and we’re all slave to them.
I see. Thank you.
I went to my local pawn/coin shop today asking for generic silver rounds. He said he can’t keep them in store long enough after getting any but told me to try again in a day or so.
All he had were coins with stupid premiums.
Buying in person at a local store is best, but you can also get it online.
>5.95 shipping
Yes, get silver and get gold. And, get some Bitcoin too in case we still have internet after a global collapse
Yeah I wasn’t much happy about that, but I think for a government minted coin for about $33 total including shipping it wasn’t bad.
Generic rounds online seem to be going for about $27-$30+ with or without shipping.
>when they say you can't eat PMs
Go to a metal exchange. If you’re buying 10 ounce (generic) bars or a whole tube of silver coins/rounds, the premiums won’t be bad. Findbullionprices is a great source to get the cheapest stuff
Good job fren. I started with getting a 5g golden bar. Recently I bought 4x 1oz silver coins.
Nice fren. How do you keep it?
I’m going to get my little black Judas sack I kept change and coins in and use that.
What would those premiums be like? Do you get close to spot?
>USD is fast becoming toilet paper thanks to inflation, the destruction of the petrodollar, and the loss of its position as the world reserve currency.
>Shitcoins have basically been proven as 99% rugpulls, while ethereum and bitcoin swing wildly and only have value based on what people think they're worth
>US stocks are propped up by FED pumping money into the economy and straight up buying trillions of dollars worth of the stocks themselves, which any five year old can tell you is unsustainable. If a recession hits, stocks tank, if a depression hits stocks hit bedrock.
Silver and gold have retained their value throughout every historical crisis in every society throughout all of history. Silver and gold are at an all-time low relative to everything else thanks to government manipulation and a concerted effort by governments to make their populations forget their value. The world has been off the gold standard for less then 60 years, and look at the state of the global economy. Even the like of reddit normies are catching on to the value of gold and silver, which should be the biggest wake up call for all of you. Spend your fiat how you will, but I know how I'll continue to spend mine.
Iraqi Dinar is fixing to revalue too. So I've been acquiring as much as I can before it does.
For 10 ounce generic bars you can find them for as low as $3/per ounce over spot on the primary market (brand new), granted you have to hunt for them at that type of price with $4 over spot/ounce being more common. Most of them offer free insured shipping for all orders over $199 as well