shinymetal
Well-Known Member
If you have enough to leave some for people maybe leave a portion to your grand children or someone that they can't touch for 10 years or something.
last time I checked coles or woolies are not your local fish n chip shopI paid woth a 5pund 50 for fish and chips, the order was for about what the coin was worth. I had cash but just wanted to see, and they took it.
no its not you need to actually figure out what a financial crisis looks like -- this isnt it -- Retails sailes are still steaming ahead house prices have not collapsed most people still have a job and an incomeDude enough already.
all you do is come onto a thread and shit on it, with out fail.
for all our sanity can you just fuck off.
your a bully
in a collapse situation where an alternative to money is needed and silver goes into mania phase, mass adoption of silver would be easier than of Bitcoin. you could even have a silver/gold backed cryptolast time I checked coles or woolies are not your local fish n chip shop
it wouldnt happen gold + silver may be traded amongst people locally/ "black market" but big business woundlt opent accept it the alternative to the AUD if we had a hyperinflation scenario would be a reset to a new currency ( or abandon the AUD for the USD or something similar) not gold or silver as have happened many times the world over allreadyin a collapse situation where an alternative to money is needed and silver goes into mania phase, mass adoption of silver would be easier than of Bitcoin. you could even have a silver/gold backed crypto
and as soon as its becomes a "black market" commodoty your starving and wanting a local baker to sell you a loaf of bread do you think you will be getting fair maret value for that 1 oz gold coin you haveI don't have any gold apart from jewellery, and that's bugger all.. and I lost my.silver in a boating accident playing pirates.. That was a lessons I didn't want to learn.
Yea, maybe not with big businesses, but smaller places for sure. I live in a country town.. lots of local business
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maybe -- in the great depression pawn brokers and some sharks were offering cents on the dollar for people valuables who were desperateI think people will accepting more than you think, and silver isn't the only thing I stack.. also, I don't think it's going to go full collapse. but if I did, a lot of local shops would accept it.
Was there a time when people were connected and a hype forming in a potential alternative to money? this is how silver moved in the last run vs this one.. silver is moving like BTC.. and the precedent has been set with BTC for just how high something can go with the hype, and with silver moving like it is... the hype is real.. Even if you can't use it as money it's growing exponentially in value. That's when new buyers come in and drive prices higher. I personally know 4 new people who have never brought and recently buy some, Even just a few ounces of silver.maybe -- in the great depression pawn brokers and some sharks were offering cents on the dollar for people valuables who were desperate