its not fungible because the origin and trajectory of each bitcoin is known, therefore you can treat each bitcoin differently if you wanted too. if you wanted to boycot russian gold, you couldnt , because after gold is melted down and refined, it is indistinguishable from any other gold whereas each bitcoins history will always and forever be known
Bentley Hill
Question, why do some people buy above spot? I thought that the point of PMs is to hedge against inflation and shit
Hudson Miller
>so worn it looks like a rock
Bruh it isn't a coin, look up "aes rude" they're literally random rocks of bronze. Also most are probably waste or leftovers from casting dating from the bronze age to late medieval era and were neither Roman nor used as money, unless from a documented hoard found in a proper context it's safe to assume all so-called aes rude are a scam.
Yeah man that was the mother of all derailments Lol.
Still though if the guy follows through it's pretty cool thing to do. So its all good
Connor Harris
Pretty sure those fuckers are cursed anyway. Those fools traded their very souls for those trips.
Carson Myers
Nice pile of ancient history you have there fren. Did you purchase them in a lot, or just over a long period of time.
Kevin Richardson
How would you NOT buy above spot. In terms of the online dealers you have to choose from? They exist because they sell stuff over spot.
Julian Green
If bitcoin was fungible then exchanges wouldnt seize them from blacklisted (by the fbi) wallets you fucking retard. Fungible means one btc from a crack dealer or used by ISIS = one freshly minted. Which is not the case as there is literally a premium on bitcoins that have never been spent from their original wallet. Monero is the only fungible crypto and ONLY real crypto thats a currency
Caleb Collins
COPPER CHADS RISE
>2.75$ an oz >designs prettier than silver and gold come at me
>Did you purchase them in a lot, or just over a long period of time.
Yeah pieced them together over several years, Romans are cool but ancient Greek silver is my favorite.
>Question, why do some people buy above spot?
Lack of options or imagination. I don't pay more than $10/ozt these days, having a silvery hedge that is simultaneously a savvy investment and sound savings vehicle which could be liquidated any time for significant profit is extremely comfy.
What does /pmg/ think of a 1:1:50:0.5 gold, platinum, silver, palladium ratio? Or is palladium in a bubble? Thinking of buying several grams soon.
Jackson Hall
Copper spot price is around 30 cents per ounce. Your coin has 816% premium.
Daniel Brooks
It's preserving history so it's not forgotten. I thought the heebs never want it to be forgotten. >who's jewing who?
Lincoln Phillips
Nice gorgon. I have my heart set on picrel. From what I've read it's for some reason thought of as one of the ugliest ancients ever minted. I disagree.
