19 days ago7 points(+0/-0/+7Score on mirror)2 children
What do you need to become a bank?
Gold
So why do White Americans not hoard it? Because the fake news tells them repeatedly, every year, that gold is a bad investment and to buy kike manipulated stocks instead. They trick you into financing the very corporations who they weaponized against Whites to promote LGBTQ and BLM and to not hire White men. And then they rug pull the stock market every 10 years or now more frequently and you get fucked and have to ride the fast wave down and then crawl yourself back over the course of years to recover your losses. Every. Single. Time.
Look into pre-33 gold eagles and half eagles. They are roughly 1/2 ounce and 1/4 ounce with low premium.
I also collect Hungarian 20 Koronas, France 20 Franc gold pieces, British sovereign king george coins, which are anywhere from 0.1867oz per coin to .2354oz per coin. These are government minted coins, 90% purity, low premium coins you can often get in very fine condition for only $30-$50 over spot. Perhaps a little less liquid than straight .999 modern bullion but gold nevertheless, with a little bit of added numismatic value potential.
It's usually written off as being the element in catalytic converters. But it has industrial uses in other future technologies, is utilized in some jewelry, and is more rare than gold but strangely less than half the price.
Once more, there are ZERO political solutions.
Gold
So why do White Americans not hoard it? Because the fake news tells them repeatedly, every year, that gold is a bad investment and to buy kike manipulated stocks instead. They trick you into financing the very corporations who they weaponized against Whites to promote LGBTQ and BLM and to not hire White men. And then they rug pull the stock market every 10 years or now more frequently and you get fucked and have to ride the fast wave down and then crawl yourself back over the course of years to recover your losses. Every. Single. Time.
I also collect Hungarian 20 Koronas, France 20 Franc gold pieces, British sovereign king george coins, which are anywhere from 0.1867oz per coin to .2354oz per coin. These are government minted coins, 90% purity, low premium coins you can often get in very fine condition for only $30-$50 over spot. Perhaps a little less liquid than straight .999 modern bullion but gold nevertheless, with a little bit of added numismatic value potential.
It's usually written off as being the element in catalytic converters. But it has industrial uses in other future technologies, is utilized in some jewelry, and is more rare than gold but strangely less than half the price.
Because (((FDR))) literally sent in men with guns to confiscate it.