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Gold and Silver coins, as close to melt as possible. But NOT the overprice bullion currently produced by the U.S. Mint.

alot of meat on that coin for AG details

PS Kudos to @FlyingAl on the superb photos....He gets incrementally better with every shoot.

Im always excited to see a post from you @Eldorado9, terrific coins like usual. Nice pics @FlyingAl!

@SeattleSlammer said:
My son and my bike, that about sums it up. ☮️⭐️

That waffle your son is having looks great ...

This is an NGC graded MS-65 1907 High Relief $20 gold. Do you think that an MS-65 graded by any other service would be better?

@Ronsanderson said:

What do you all think? Clickbait aside, what coins will increase in value over the next 10 years, according to your crystal ball, and why do you think so? (I’m OK if you post as many or few that you think of!_)

High-grade and rare Mexican coins.

Reasons: Momentum. Increased wealth due in part to nearshoring of manufacturing. Low corporate salaries which cause people to start (numismatic) businesses (hence they need inventory). High interest and pride in their own history. Lack of confidence in the Mexican Peso. Low survival rates of these coins. Beautiful and historic coinage. Worldwide interest.

@JimTyler said:
TV problem I agree but your lighting is probably overly optimistic

I disagree, cheap light and a cell phone pic shouldn't showcase it better than a true view. My light turned it much more yellow than it is too. It's an inexpensive widget, just makes a person pause about sending in anything with much value if this is the outcome.