What are you doing now ?

pmcollectour

Cause everyone wants to know

Ciccio

I am doing a little of everything you mentioned.
I buy but not that much, I sell a little and swap silver for gold too.

I just don't know if this is the right time to sell some gold I bought last year and buy it back when it retreats...my only doubt is IF it retreats.
I don't have invested much in PM, so few hundred bucks will make a difference in my budget.

ksammut

Keep adding every week.

bestmr

Watching some 80's and 90's music videos on Youtube. OHH!! PM wise... I just got several 1964 mint sets off ebay for around melt so I'm still buying a little here and there.

renman95

Watching the 64 Peace $1 phenom unfold into ridiculous dimensions, i.e. Scarlett Johansson.

jmski52

Debating whether or not to buy 2 more of the Peace overstrikes that nobody seems to like unless they bought them, in which case they do.

Trying to find out if PCGS is going to certify my 2 smoothie Native American Dollars, or whether they will be going somewhere else.

Getting ready to buy some propane for the winter, or maybe to save on the propane and buy some Buchanan Golds.

Trying to remember where I stuck my 2010 Plat so that I wouldn't lose it.

30AnvZ28

<< <i>Trying to remember where I stuck my 2010 Plat so that I wouldn't lose it. >>



Feel free to send it to me when you find it for safe keeping! PM me for my shipping address!

OnlyGoldIsMoney

I reached my silver goal earlier this year. I'm an ounce away from my long term goal for gold. Now the price of gold can go to the Moon.

I'm selling off my remaining Large Cents to finance some hoped for additions from Heritage.

Other than that I'm wrapping up the wood supply - heating season starts in just over a month.

mkman123

saving a buck here, a buck there and putting that money into 90% or if I am patient, a small gold coin (1/10th)

pmcollectour

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Other than that I'm wrapping up the wood supply - heating season starts in just over a month. >>



I heat my house with wood. I have room controlled electric heat, but do not use it. I have an upstairs and downstairs
insert that blows out the hot air, and usually burn anywhere from four to six chords of wood a winter. I usually tarp
it only when the rain is coming, and then take the tarps off when the sun comes out. Not a hassle, as I love dry wood.

OnlyGoldIsMoney

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Other than that I'm wrapping up the wood supply - heating season starts in just over a month. >>



I heat my house with wood. I have room controlled electric heat, but do not use it. I have an upstairs and downstairs
insert that blows out the hot air, and usually burn anywhere from four to six chords of wood a winter. I usually tarp
it only when the rain is coming, and then take the tarps off when the sun comes out. Not a hassle, as I love dry wood. >>




Heating with wood is a bit of work but it surely beats heating with electricity. I have about 10 cords of hardwood whacked and stacked in long rows. They're tarped only at the very top to keep the snow off while allowing for airflow and sunlight. Those 10 cords will handle this coming winter and the winter of 2011-2012. Keeping two years on hand means everything we burn is 18-21 months old. Nothing beats dry wood for hot, quick starting fires. One fireplace insert heats our entire 1600 square feet.

The money saved each winter is like a free ounce of gold.

pmcollectour

True, but it took many years of burning to pay off 5k for two good inserts and 1k for a log splitter. But everything now is gravy, outside of
some gasoline and chainsaw blades. I'm fourty five years old and still enjoy doing it.

agentjim007

Right now I am drinking coffee mentally preparing to go back to work after 2 weeks off.