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Silver? It's dropped to spot price 19
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2022-09-16 at 4:11 PM UTC
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2022-09-16 at 6:33 PM UTC
Originally posted by Ghost Why would the FBI sell bombs,, I thought they investigated crimes and shit?
I was quoting those who claim the FBI supplied actual working bombs (with the fuse deactiviated) to criminals in the past. the story of another incident where they gave actual tnt or c-4 to a Russian mob member in NYC.
apparently it was apart of their sting operation but the Russian guy incident got a little hairy Because they lost the guy while trailing him for some time. -
2022-09-16 at 6:36 PM UTC
Originally posted by Murk Lore posting a pic of a crime is about as credible as the FBI selling a real bomb
Originally posted by Murk Lore I was quoting those who claim the FBI supplied actual working bombs (with the fuse deactiviated) to criminals in the past. the story of another incident where they gave actual tnt or c-4 to a Russian mob member in NYC.
apparently it was apart of their sting operation but the Russian guy incident got a little hairy Because they lost the guy while trailing him for some time.
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2022-09-16 at 6:51 PM UTC
Originally posted by Speedy Parker
it wasn't sarcasm. posting a photo is real evidence just like the fbi actually did this.
you like to flip things. You got zoklet busted. and made your "inform" money that places like stickcam and no doubt tinychat had thousands doing the same thing as side money just as Susan Lindaur spoke about.
these privatized security companies under being rewarded Government contracts by tax payers expenses jsw you get paid anyways shit.
Bush and Cheney really raked it in. those statements you posted didnt contradict themselves out, Moron. what a fucking SimpChimp -
2022-09-16 at 7:45 PM UTC
Originally posted by Murk Lore it wasn't sarcasm. posting a photo is real evidence just like the fbi actually did this.
you like to flip things. You got zoklet busted. and made your "inform" money that places like stickcam and no doubt tinychat had thousands doing the same thing as side money just as Susan Lindaur spoke about.
these privatized security companies under being rewarded Government contracts by tax payers expenses jsw you get paid anyways shit.
Bush and Cheney really raked it in. those statements you posted didnt contradict themselves out, Moron. what a fucking SimpChimp
Originally posted by Murk Lore waiting for Scron's Cum
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2022-09-16 at 8:03 PM UTC
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2022-09-16 at 8:08 PM UTC
Originally posted by Murk Lore it wasn't sarcasm. posting a photo is real evidence just like the fbi actually did this.
you like to flip things. You got zoklet busted. and made your "inform" money that places like stickcam and no doubt tinychat had thousands doing the same thing as side money just as Susan Lindaur spoke about.
these privatized security companies under being rewarded Government contracts by tax payers expenses jsw you get paid anyways shit.
Bush and Cheney really raked it in. those statements you posted didnt contradict themselves out, Moron. what a fucking SimpChimp
yawn
Originally posted by Ghost fake mentally ill for attention
i'm gonna tell everyone here to stop feeding into your attention seeking troll behavior, fuck you paul wozny -
2022-09-16 at 8:49 PM UTC
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2022-09-17 at 2:10 PM UTC
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2022-09-17 at 3 PM UTCsilver has no intrinsic value other than as conductors, reflectors, anti-microbial and anti-vampire projectiles.
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2022-09-17 at 5:02 PM UTCSIVR is looking interesting atm.
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2022-09-17 at 5:28 PM UTCit reached 38 bucks an oz between 2019-2020 them plummeted back to 10 year lows
I saw a graph on it last night. the thing is if you buy the metal it cost a premium fee (whatever they call it. a spot fee?) which is like 8%? wtf. but if you sell it do you get the fee or you pay another fee to the coin shop?
seems scammy af
but what if you buy it from the bank in paper bond format? is it redeemable only at that bank or will any bank honor it? or is it a government backing? I dont want the Government version if our economy takes a big shit. it isn't holding at fact value if you have to pay a fucking fee to buy and or sell it -
2022-09-17 at 5:31 PM UTC
Originally posted by Murk Lore it reached 38 bucks an oz between 2019-2020 them plummeted back to 10 year lows
I saw a graph on it last night. the thing is if you buy the metal it cost a premium fee (whatever they call it. a spot fee?) which is like 8%? wtf. but if you sell it do you get the fee or you pay another fee to the coin shop?
seems scammy af
but what if you buy it from the bank in paper bond format? is it redeemable only at that bank or will any bank honor it? or is it a government backing? I dont want the Government version if our economy takes a big shit. it isn't holding at fact value if you have to pay a fucking fee to buy and or sell it
SIVR not silver. I'm talking about an ETF. -
2022-09-17 at 8:31 PM UTC
Originally posted by Murk Lore it reached 38 bucks an oz between 2019-2020 them plummeted back to 10 year lows
I saw a graph on it last night. the thing is if you buy the metal it cost a premium fee (whatever they call it. a spot fee?) which is like 8%? wtf. but if you sell it do you get the fee or you pay another fee to the coin shop?
seems scammy af
but what if you buy it from the bank in paper bond format? is it redeemable only at that bank or will any bank honor it? or is it a government backing? I dont want the Government version if our economy takes a big shit. it isn't holding at fact value if you have to pay a fucking fee to buy and or sell it
Spot = the market rate.
If you buy paper silver then the silver won't really exist. Those obligations will most likely be honoured, so long as you don't expect real physical silver to be delivered (which you aren't entitled to anyway) but the size of the paper market for all these commodities is several times the size of the real market, so the paper market trends to depress prices artificially.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2022-09-17 at 10:22 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny silver has no intrinsic value other than as conductors, reflectors, anti-microbial and anti-vampire projectiles.
so it has intrinsic value is what you're saying,, hurrrr hurrrrrrrrrr, lower caste get back to making my next pair of shoes that I throw out after a few months
"Good luck trading that for bread!"
good luck trading bread which goes bad if you don't eat it all or grain or anything for industrial chemicals, medicine precursors, etc etc BUT ITS JUST A SHINY ROCK LMAO yeah what do you think bullets re made from IDIOTS
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2022-09-17 at 11:59 PM UTC
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2022-09-18 at 5:44 AM UTC
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2022-09-19 at 3:49 PM UTC
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2022-10-03 at 3:51 PM UTCSilver got down to $18 in the paper market, but took off today. It's above $20 now.
https://www.kitco.com/charts/livesilver.html
Bullion is selling for $30+ with dealers - that's what they're buying it for from the public, not their markup. Physical and paper markets are completely disconnected.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2022-10-03 at 7:07 PM UTC
