The will go up in meme value. Where did you pick these up fren?
Hunter Robinson
if you know more suppliers, feel free to share pls
Joshua Reyes
i got jewed into buying boomer rocks because of you. how much can I realistically sell silver eagles for
Andrew Hughes
Yeah I'm trying to find the OG lion and griffin but the premiums be nasty right now. eBay charging tax makes it rough too.
Henry Moore
Why would you sell now?
Nolan Cruz
European Mint. Not sure if smooth or frosty.
Andrew Jenkins
Should I get 2oz gold or get silver eagles instead
Jose Gomez
depends how badly someone wants to try and shoot holes in them as you fling em in the air
Gavin Brown
Are you the cunt who asked me about the batbois in the other thread?
I'm way to new to PMs and i'm still learning the ropes. I will try to contribute i nfuture threads as long as my disposable income allows to be able to confirm whatever I post
Isaiah Morris
I’d go for the eagles, silver becoming $50 seems more feasible than gold at $3,000. Not only is doubling up with silver more likely imo I think silver could see $100/$300 an ounce some day in the not so distant future.
Ayden King
Saw a 100g silver bar with the current bid being 120GBP on ebay earlier lmao
If I ever sell my silver it's going to be to people on ebay that don't know where else to buy for less
Jacob Howard
Don't sell them just pretend you have buried treasure if you're gonna be a nigger about it.
Justin Mitchell
Gold is a safer long term bet. Even at the current paper price of $1700 gold has returned a 8.3 % compounded rate annually for 48 2/3 years since Nixon abandoned the gold standard. Silver has a higher upside potential (pic related). So it depends on what is motivating you getting into PMs. You could always hedge and get a mix of both.
He's trolling. Nobody would "be jewed into buying pms" then when the perfect scenario for holding pms happens decide to dump the bags before the party starts.
Nathan Williams
He could've gambled on people dumping their silver they panic bought now and buying it later on (if the price drops)