You pop the Powerball, still in PMs?
DrBuster
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With that kind of scratch would you even buy PMs anymore?
I'd probably drop a MB of gold on all of my nieces/nephews, but I'm not so sure I'd be stacking consistently.
I'd probably drop a MB of gold on all of my nieces/nephews, but I'm not so sure I'd be stacking consistently.
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"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
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I'd locate myself where I no longer needed dollar insurance.
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I would put my meager collection in a giveaway thread, and then disappear faster than a dog in a Chinese restaurant.
LOL! I'd stay in it though put out WTB offers for poured Engelhard bars and corner the market of them. Just out of spite more than anything else.
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You guys gonna move to the moon?
scratching moon from list.
You guys gonna move to the moon?
No, but I could buy it.
My intent would be to buy every 2016 eagle I could. Creating a real/perceived silver shortage in terms of SAE availability.
This would create a run on 2016 SAEs that I would begin to slowly liquidate at the higher going rateat the right time.
I would do all of this from a secure bunker in Canada between frames of flaming midget bowling (with real midgets that I have paid to wear fire suits and ignite themselves).
Market distortion is fun!
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I've always wanted to see the flaming midget bowling. Maybe one day I will hire them for my birthday where one of them could pop out of a cupcake.
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a long time (very expensive collectibles)... Cheers, RickO
Read about this guy. Just a sampling. If you're not emotionally tough enough to deal with the fame and hassle, maybe you'd best not try to win it. Similar to a permit to carry a concealed firearm. If you're not prepared to handle the consequences if you have to use it, then don't get one.
"Jack Whittaker, a Johnny Cash attired, West Virginia native, is the poster boy for the dangers of a lump sum award. In 2002 Mr. Whittaker (55 years old at the time) won what was, also at the time, the largest single award jackpot in U.S. history. $315 million. At the time, he planned to live as if nothing had changed, or so he said. He was remarkably modest and decent before the jackpot, and his ship sure came in, right? Wrong.
Whittaker wasn't a typical lottery winner either. His net worth at the time of his winnings was in excess of $15 million, owing to his ownership of a successful contracting firm in West Virginia. His claim to want to live "as if nothing had changed" actually seemed plausible. He should have been well equipped for wealth. He was already quite wealthy, after all. By all accounts he was somewhat modest, low profile, generous and good natured. He should have coasted off into the sunset. Yeah. Not exactly.
Letters poured in. Children with cancer. Diabetes. MS. You name it. He hired three people to sort the mail. A detective to filter out the false claims and the con men (and women) was retained.
Even before the deaths, the local and state police had taken a special interest in Whittaker after his new-found fame. He was arrested for minor and less minor offenses many times after his winnings, despite having had a nearly spotless record before the award. Whittaker's high profile couldn't have helped him much in this regard.
In 18 months Whittaker had been cited for over 250 violations ranging from broken tail lights on every one of his five new cars, to improper display of renewal stickers. A lawsuit charging various police organizations with harassment went nowhere and Whittaker was hit with court costs instead."
The folks I know who won $100 million after taxes have since divorced, several of their children divorced or have married and divorced, grandchildren's families have been split up, no one lives at their mansion on a 1900 acre river plantation, family fallouts and disputes have abound, the wife of the winner almost died having "around the world" cosmetic surgery, the list goes on.
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Then no more stacking....just enjoy it all.
bob
Second, everyone on this forum gets a green monster box.
Third. All qualified PM-forumites get a round trip ticket to renville to celebrate ill-gotten-gains on my lanai...Mai Tais included.
Fourth. I'd expand my Box o' $20 to two boxes to include 1921, 1927-D, 1933, and 1907 UHR.
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Letters poured in. Children with cancer. Diabetes. MS. You name it. He hired three people to sort the mail. A detective to filter out the false claims and the con men (and women) was retained.
Certain states allow winners to anonymously collect winnings. So, some people can avoid this if they can avoid bringing attention to themselves while enjoying there spoils.
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Letters poured in. Children with cancer. Diabetes. MS. You name it. He hired three people to sort the mail. A detective to filter out the false claims and the con men (and women) was retained.
Certain states allow winners to anonymously collect winnings. So, some people can avoid this if they can avoid bringing attention to themselves while enjoying there spoils.
Yeah, but what good does it do for people who don't live in one of those states, unless you go to one to buy your ticket? Even so, you're going to be known to someone.
You'd best be careful about who you associate with in that manner lest they have visions of extortion or lawsuits in their heads.
You'd best be careful about who you associate with in that manner lest they have visions of extortion or lawsuits in their heads.
Not if you move to Utah and get some of them sister wives in the mix.
This can often be accomplished for free.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
This can often be accomplished for free.
Ha, Yes indeed!
I would put my meager collection in a giveaway thread, and then disappear faster than a dog in a Chinese restaurant.
You mean Vietnamese, no?
They sell cookbooks titled 50 ways to wok your dog.
May the force be with you renski.
Not win, the powerball I did.
Lawrence is the man! Found happiness in a simple life while Peter was spinning his wheels in a cubicle working for a ***** of a boss in a fake culture. LOL
Just to remind everyone. Friday is Hawaiian shirt day. LOL
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