Would like to start a thread about silver and other metals. I have been buying a lot of silver bullion and junk silver lately. I have done this in the past when silver dropped I believe the gold is over valued. Maybe others have thoughts on copper bullion and others. Scott Duncan do you buy silver maple leafs?
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Scott Duncan
I DO!
Everyone SERVING the trust under oath is paid in silver dollars.
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Bruce Boczar
never buy gold, the market has about 4 times the amount of gold over silver, silver will be worth more, it has more uses, and they will try to take your gold again, like they did in the 20-70's try to say they own the rights to all gold, then pay you only face value... silver is the way to go
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Scott Duncan
IF you value that sort of thing. Bitcoin is better for actual "Money" as you can exchange it internationally.
...without running out of silver.
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Scott Duncan
If you have a million dollars worth of silver...well have fun lugging THAT shit around.
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Bruce Boczar
the only problem with bitcoin, its not anything real
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Scott Duncan
What the fuck are you talking about?
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Bruce Boczar
and the elite will make it illegal, silver you can trade with anyone, for anything, its value will increase
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Scott Duncan
Watch MONEY AS DEBT and see how stupid you sound. "NOT REAL"? NO money is "real".
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Bruce Boczar
what am I talking about, I am talking about having something in your hand that is not imaginary , yes I know money is debt, but silver is not
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Brenton Lodge
Copper has shown promise over the past year, so don't take that out of the equation. Bitcoin is going to be big in 10 or so years, digital money is the future for sure. Silver will hold value so keep stockpiling it.
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Scott Duncan
Bruce. Shut up.
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Bruce Boczar
scott, you shut up
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Bruce Boczar
you really think bitcoin is anything people , what can you do with no power, no computer? will you play with yourself while waitng for the lights to turn back on
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Jessica Bender · Jessica N Clint Bender
I bought the local coin shop out of junk silver at least 90 percent and higher
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Bruce Boczar
are you fucked or what
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Jessica Bender · Jessica N Clint Bender
They do not keep much in stock ;)
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Bruce Boczar
its hard to find good silver, sometimes you find it at pawn shops
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Jessica Bender · Jessica N Clint Bender
I have thought about the copper bullion has anyone purchased any of that ?
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Scott Duncan
Bitcoin is not debt either. It's VALUE is self regulating.
And no, bruce, I won't.
But you will... after you feel a sharp tingling sensation, followed by... BANNED!
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Scott Duncan
It's too easy to "cut" with zinc.
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Jessica Bender · Jessica N Clint Bender
I had thought that as the composition of pennies are the equivalent
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Brenton Lodge
Like gold additives can be detected but not visibly, easy tests ie gravity, chemical etc.
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Brenton Lodge
Gold is my forte!
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Jessica Bender · Jessica N Clint Bender
There has been much talk about silver shot, I feel this is much adieu over nothing. Just my personal thought.
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Scott Duncan
Seriously, people. Bitcoin is the first test of computer science giving you FREEDOM. I won't see that work shit on by the ignorant. If you want to HOLD MONEY IN YOUR FUCKING HAND, then you have ignored me WITH INTENT, and you will be banned.
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Jessica Bender · Jessica N Clint Bender
I see nothing wrong with it do you have a thread on it. I have friends who deal with it I just have little knowledge on the subject :)
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Jessica Bender · Jessica N Clint Bender
I would not disagree last time I heard it traded at $123. That is value in my book
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Jessica Bender · Jessica N Clint Bender
I also deal in contraband as well moonshine is a prime example. Liquid gold!
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
If the government wants to get their greasy, fat paws on it... its GOT TO HAVE VALUE
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Jessica Bender · Jessica N Clint Bender
Scott where is a good place to purchase and in what increments can you buy it?
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David Johansen
silver, yes, allways. ironically through the past couple months it was palladium that is still holding it's own (least affected by the big drop that occured recently) as value as an industrial and somewhat coinable metal.
buying up all the available old silver coins you can aquire at a reasonable cost is a safe bet. likewise with silver going below $23 when the prediction last year was we wouldnt see below $26 ever again should be a decent hedge.
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Brenton Lodge
Jessica N Clint Bender did ask me where to buy and weight? David your on the money mate.
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Jessica Bender · Jessica N Clint Bender
No I was curious about the bit coin. However where are you all buying those silver leafs at. Would not mind getting my hands on a few;)
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Brenton Lodge
Bitcoin is what the govts worldwide are hoping on with trials. It's digital money, so u don't really get in hand money. Can only cause problems but they claim by 2020-2030 it should be in use.
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Brenton Lodge
We may wanna get off the bitcoin topic as I think it's annoying Scott.
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David Johansen
Scott is also correct about bitcoin. it has many advantages over storage metals and cant be stolen. you CAN be an idiot and loose it thou. and it is only as private as you keep it, you dont ever have to tell anyone you have it, you can have it in multiple places, you can even use it to take a billion dollars value into and outside of the country/nation on a piece of paper written in code, part postal mail delivery or emailed to a friend.
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you know how much HP or BTU's it takes to move a ton? nevermind flying it privately. (why do you think the ultra rich own large boats).
it takes less energy than a drop of sweat to move the same ammount of Bitcoins.
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Rui Oliveira
Bitcoin has no centralized bank or computer servers, that to me is a big plus. The growth on the supply of money was predetermined at the start of the currency and it will max out in the year 2170. That means government can't mess with it!!!
Other then a few glitches in the software( expected growing pains) I don't see much wrong with it.
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Scott Duncan
Thanks for not being an ignorant sack of shit who misses the point, Rui Oliveira! You are a precious rarity.
Remember, BitCoin is a BETA TEST. It's there to test if it works in the real world. We learn from THAT and build a BUG-FREE one.
The MONEY part is for YOU, and the OVERLAY NETWORK part...is for me :D
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Stuart Stone
The Fisch is useful for checking for counterfeit silver bullion coins, I bought bullion previously through www.goldsilver.com
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Stuart Stone
I found Bitcoin OTC useful, especially as I'm not a computer genius & want to remain as anonymous as possible:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYJ-GdErX1c
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Stuart Stone
Here's the Fisch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM68Zx0u0Lw
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