"Men who had never shown any ability to make or increase fortunes for themselves abounded in brilliant plans for creating and increasing wealth for the country at large." Fiat Money Inflation in France, Andrew Dickson White (1912)
Thanks derryb 212.7 now and gold is up to $1749 an oz
$372,012
second republic - that is a nice cache at the bank - however I want to visualize a million dollars on this thread. I too have more metal at the bank I did not post here since I do not have pictures for them.
<< <i>Thanks derryb 212.7 now and gold is up to $1749 an oz
$372,012
second republic - that is a nice cache at the bank - however I want to visualize a million dollars on this thread. I too have more metal at the bank I did not post here since I do not have pictures for them. >>
do like I did...visit your stash and bring a camera
I won't have time to stop by the bank and take photos this week, but here are photos of two of the 20s, one ten, and one fiver which I saved off the dealer's website at the time I bought these coins.
"Men who had never shown any ability to make or increase fortunes for themselves abounded in brilliant plans for creating and increasing wealth for the country at large." Fiat Money Inflation in France, Andrew Dickson White (1912)
mesquite That picture of that pamp bar has me missing my 100 gram one that I sold a few weeks ago. I had that puppy for about 3 years. It doubled in value during that time. Taxes are going to suck this year. I have paid for quite a few house projects this year with metal money
I have paid for quite a few house projects this year with metal money
Same here, turned a handful of gold and silver into hundreds of pounds of copper, wood, steel, concrete, paint, and electronics, not to mention help with the work.. Interestingly, none of the vendors were interested in payment in PMs, all wanted dollars, and preferred paper over electronic dollars
Baley I did not try to pay any of the contractors with metal. I converted it to cash first. Also I would not be to keen on having contractors know that I have a metal stash.
I haven't been by the box to photograph the rest of my small stack, but I do have 6 more Modern 5's (1.45 oz) and 4 AGE 1/10ths (.40 oz) if you can count them without the picture.
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Actually maples are a great choice.......a lot of foreigners like that it says .9999. I know a lot of Asian people like the maple more than eagles because of that reason. I like both haha.
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Heres some low-hanging fruit, but I must confess that I've sold off (10) each of the 1/4 oz and (10) each of the 1/2 2006-W AGEs, so the total oz in this pic that I still own is 38.6 oz.
The Sovereigns here total another 9.42 oz.
And another 13 oz. here:
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This is one of my favorite threads of the year. I have these photographed and I will throw these in the pot o gold. MJ
i count 44 oz's for the cause. MJ
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For the silver one, $100,000 is too small, Silverbaron posted pics of his 10,000+ oz silver collection a while back. That right there is almost 400+K. We should do a $2 million dollar silver thread.
Also loving all the gold pictures!!
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like that Indian, Swampboy. one of my all-time favorite designs.
"Men who had never shown any ability to make or increase fortunes for themselves abounded in brilliant plans for creating and increasing wealth for the country at large." Fiat Money Inflation in France, Andrew Dickson White (1912)
"Men who had never shown any ability to make or increase fortunes for themselves abounded in brilliant plans for creating and increasing wealth for the country at large." Fiat Money Inflation in France, Andrew Dickson White (1912)
Neat Iranian coins, Tydye. I have one of the smaller ones about 1/4 oz. size dated from the 1950s.
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<< <i>Wow barndog! I bet those 10s feel good in hand.
Up to 204.85 oz.
Gold is up today at $1710
$350,293 >>
I don't visit them often
Husband wanted, with gold and a good bird dog. Send picture of dog and gold.
Are they really this stupid, or are they destroying the dollar on purpose?
212.7 now and gold is up to $1749 an oz
$372,012
second republic - that is a nice cache at the bank - however I want to visualize a million dollars on this thread. I too have more metal at the bank I did not post here since I do not have pictures for them.
<< <i>Thanks derryb
212.7 now and gold is up to $1749 an oz
$372,012
second republic - that is a nice cache at the bank - however I want to visualize a million dollars on this thread. I too have more metal at the bank I did not post here since I do not have pictures for them. >>
do like I did...visit your stash and bring a camera
this is 6oz
12 x 1/10 AGE
4 X $5 commems
Two of these.
–John Adams, 1826
Gold is up again today at $1755
$412,512
I will try to make a bank run early next week for some more pics of my stash.
That picture of that pamp bar has me missing my 100 gram one that I sold a few weeks ago. I had that puppy for about 3 years. It doubled in value during that time. Taxes are going to suck this year. I have paid for quite a few house projects this year with metal money
Same here, turned a handful of gold and silver into hundreds of pounds of copper, wood, steel, concrete, paint, and electronics, not to mention help with the work..
Interestingly, none of the vendors were interested in payment in PMs, all wanted dollars, and preferred paper over electronic dollars
about two and a quarter ounces
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but down per oz at 1745
Total $414,088
Baley
I did not try to pay any of the contractors with metal. I converted it to cash first. Also I would not be to keen on having contractors know that I have a metal stash.
100 1oz. Gold Maples.
My 5oz. Gold Engelhard in COA.
And a 1oz. Gold JM "Button"
Keep on Stack'n!!
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Silver is the mortar that binds the bricks of loyalty.
That'll up the total!!
I haven't been by the box to photograph the rest of my small stack, but I do have 6 more Modern 5's (1.45 oz) and 4 AGE 1/10ths (.40 oz) if you can count them without the picture.
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Another 106 oz puts us at 343.3 oz of Gold
with gold at $1745 we have $559,058
The Sovereigns here total another 9.42 oz.
And another 13 oz. here:
I knew it would happen.
64.77 more oz puts us at 408.07
with gold at $1725 this morning our piles is worth
$703,920
i count 44 oz's for the cause. MJ
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
And, an additional 1.4 oz.
–John Adams, 1826
<< <i>Cool thread, Just need one for silver now... >>
I agree. This thread has been a great read. Maybe a $100,000 silver thread?
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8.93 more, if I can add properly.
Also loving all the gold pictures!!
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55.33 more oz puts us at 462.4 oz
with gold at $1740 early this morning our grand total is now
$804,576
Bad news is that gold took a hit today down to $1707 Ouch!
Grand total of $829,080
Please add 6.3 oz.
Here's half an oz.
–John Adams, 1826
Closed at $1711 for the weekend
$843,523
Sorry need pics mesquite
–John Adams, 1826
And another 2 1/2 ozs.
I knew it would happen.
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$1711 x 500 = $855, 500
up to 506.4 oz
506.4 x $1665 = $843,156
Here's 40 one ounce American Gold Eagles (best photo I could get of them.)
Total = 42.055945 troy ounces @ $1574.80 = $66,229.70.
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and we'll need SB to post again just to recoup the carnage from yesterday