Continuing List To Show Everyones Latest Acquisitions

Nice coin Moniker, seems the Queens are everywhere...

Great addition Moniker.

thank you all
yes queens everwhere, I also bought a 5 pesetas 3rd portrait of young alfonso. Very nice portrait, will post inhand when it arrives. I will try to get the scary baby version of the Alfonso to





You lived most peoples dream Dearborn

Hogpenny

I just bought 3 silver Maples from Monument Metals and I'm posting it here because I did add something to my stash but I also wanted to tell everyone they are having a special of 3 silver maples per customer for $110.31 which comes out to $36.77 each. And that you can't beat anywhere.

I bought a smattering of 1 oz coins and bars. Maples, Koo-Koos "finally",3 Silvertown bars with different designs, a few more Britannias, 5 1921 BU MSD's for the heck of it, junk 1/2 dollars. I had some fun with it since it was time to replenish my silver stack.

I feel it in my bones its a mistake to not buy more gold but even with the dip the prices of 1 oz'ers make my knees weak.

Silverskunk, I'm afraid to invest in any medal. I have a very small stash that I bought years ago at a decent price; that's how far I will go at this time. But, I will buy a round or two from time to time, nothing big..
Good Luck to you!

The money I use to buy bullion and numismatics is money I'd have just sitting around in a checking account or low interest money market type account, both of which is pretty stupid. This assuming I didn't spend it on things like guns, boats, cars, and other toys. All Of which I either have stacks of already or have had and really dont need anymore.

Here let me show you something. When I volunteered to serve my country gold was at about $109 an oz, a price I could easily manage monthly even on a 3 stripers paycheck. Its now $3,319 and has been up to $3,500. Now I'm in my late 60's and had I had the foresight to buy some monthly, or the silver that cost $4 an oz, just imagine the wealth retention I would have right now ?

In comparison to a $USD that has lost more and more value during the same time span. When I was a kid a buck would get you into the bleachers. A seat that would now cost you $35 or more if you were lucky enough to find one.

Do the math. Metal isn't an investment to me because I will never cash any of it in. Instead its a Legacy to leave my wife and kid after they bury me, along with the other investments Ive made, which includes a house thats worth a ton. Its called "diversification" because more and more currency ain't worth a darn anymore. America, and Americans, owe a massive amount of money and one day the check will be due.

The mere fact that gold and silver is so expensive is telling us something.

Just came in.

Thank you, Errers and Varietys.