>>4328
This but unironically

Also gold is a slightly better hedge, silver is slightly more speculative and volatile, but both are good.

>>4328
silver is better for transactional value. ie take some silver coins and buy some bread.
>>4330
gold is a better store of wealth. you probably wont be buying groceries with a gold coins/bullion

I'm all for metals, which have proven to be the only real currency all throughout human history, but what are you gonna do when they go full Roosevelt for your silver/gold?

>>4434

Do you own a gun?
Do practice with it?
Do you reuse the casings?
What metal do you make new head out of?

Gold, silver, copper has gone up 3-4 times price
While gold silver just over double
Start collecting scrap, work with others if possible and store said metals, lead, tin etc..

Europe fags aluminium will be very big
Research and I won't take you long to realise why

Best to all
Carrot$ 🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕

Buying physical metals is for retards. The mints don't sell it to you at spot price - you have to pay a markup.

Only countries buying literal ship loads of precious metals get it close to spot price.


While the metals may hold their value well compared to fiat currency, it could be years before your investment claws back the markup you paid.

Much better to financially expose yourself to precious metals by buying an ETF, or shares of mining companies.

>>4528
Etfs no, mining shares yes

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>>4528
I'm not one of those kind of retards who shills gold only as the only real asset etc. but yeah you pay a premium and no it isn't always bad. Sometimes the premium is worth it. I had a couple of little bars (mostly for the cool factor of having shiny gold 1 oz bars) but it was like a 2% premium for a total of ~$2,200 each...