Its inflation, not industrial demand. Riddle me this what was gold and silver trading at in 2006, and what what it trading at 4 years later after the (great recession)?
Is it worth it for you Americans to buy gold on Costco?
The value of purchasing through Costco is more greatly calculated by having an executive level membership, which earns you 2% cash back annually, this can be compounded by purchasing with a CC which can give 2-3% cash back on its own.
Do you go for pre-1947s or pre-1920s? I've only had luck with the former on eBay, and I'm guessing it's because others (by which I mean you, personally, you cunt, you minge, you absolute twat) have one-upped me in the bidding.
it's always interesting to see what other people have ...
More of an opsec and security thing I'd imagine.
Let's all meet over on /biz/ for hoard posts.
I try for pre-1920 but they’re a bastard to get, so end up with the pre-1947s. My main rule is “is it cheap and does it look cool?” My theory is if I overpay slightly now it won’t matter in twenty years.
Jokes on Satan, because any price drop means I get to exchange my worthless unbacked Rothschild goy notes for actual metals at a cheaper price... for like a day til it goes back up to 2500, then up to 3000, then 3500 etc. What really burns me up is that I'm just doing to the kike Bankerbergs the same thing they've been doing to my people and nation since 1913... giving dummies printable paper debt they think has value, and exchanging it for physical precious metals that I then use for generational wealth to enrich my own tribe. Imagine that.
You wouldn't be breaking any site rules by posting your hoard, so if you want to, feel free.
I may be dreaming, but 22.50 is my next buy point
