Nowhereman

Just got my first ever historical silver coins for my stack. 
 I was holding them thinking of all the debts paid and made with them, how many times they had been earned and spent when it really hit me. These coins, even today have real intrinsic value and I had bought them with money with the intrinsic value of fancy toilet paper.🤔

The official 125th anniversary restrike of propably the most beautiful german coin of all times, the Papua Bird of Paradise of 1894. The restrike has a mintage of 400, but only the 347 PCGS PR70 came into the market. This coin is absolutely stunning.

Just got my first ever historical silver coins for my stack. 
 I was holding them thinking of all the debts paid and made with them, how many times they had been earned and spent when it really hit me. These coins, even today have real intrinsic value and I had bought them with money with the intrinsic value of fancy toilet paper.🤔

Gold Time ! 🤠
1oz Geiger cast bar
2 x 10 Gulden 1889 & 1840.
Very happy with the 181 year coin.

Just got the Amazons to join the Valkyre, warrior women together.
 

Massive premium on these. Do people realise Its not really Beskar but silver.
 If anyone is interested I'm going to cast some unobtainium bars out of some old beer cans next weekend.🤣🍻
 That said, I wont pretend I dont want some 👍

I never got round to working out all the calibres and gauges. I even used to have problems with the BFG from Doom.

Today I received a commission pour from silver angel.  4.4 oz hand poured Celtic knotwork cross in .999 silver.  It looks like it has come straight from an archeological dig. This is silver at a stackable price but out on display where I can see it every day. It will never been hidden in a safe or sock drawer.
Celtic knotwork and silver is an awesome combination but the gnarly ripples and natural features of a hand pour takes it to another level for me.

Massive premium on these. Do people realise Its not really Beskar but silver.
 If anyone is interested I'm going to cast some unobtainium bars out of some old beer cans next weekend.🤣🍻
 That said, I wont pretend I dont want some 👍

Massive premium on these. Do people realise Its not really Beskar but silver.
 If anyone is interested I'm going to cast some unobtainium bars out of some old beer cans next weekend.🤣🍻
 That said, I wont pretend I dont want some 👍

Yep - all by design. i have bought bits of silver for my daughters - they just aren't interested. By the time that generation clocks on to the true value of precious metal it would be too late for most of them - lucky for mine their dad has a big treasure chest. Sadly of course it was all lost in a tragic boating accident and in any case it was going to the dogs' home other than 2 coins over my eyes for the Ferryman. 

This is what I was thinking? 

Bit like the Corona Virus 😛
Right got you. Sorry I dont understand how the comet works, where its based or how it operates, hence my confusion. 

The COMEX is the Commodities (and Futures) Exchange.
It is a division of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME).
This is where futures contracts are traded. People buy and sell contracts based on what they think will happen to the price of whatever it is. 
The COMEX has actually been setting the second by second price of gold and silver since the 1970's. COMEX precious metal futures trading was set up to keep Americans away from actual physical gold. This came out in one of Wikileaks data dumps. Americans are prohibited from dealing on the spot market in London.
The banks can manipulate price by selling millions of ounces of metal in seconds to minutes. This is how price can and does fall off a cliff. They rinse out other traders and then cover their shorts for profit. At the same time as making profits they keep precious metal prices suppressed. This is what the likes of the Federal Reserve has wanted and as they are doing the bidding of the central planners the banks 'can get away with murder.'
These millions of ounces of metal do not exist. The banks sell metal they don't have. Metal that doesn't and couldn't exist in the amounts traded. There can be no fair price discovery. This hits the small investor who wants to save in metal and it hits the miners who don't get the prices they deserve. Some of the banks have built up very large short positions - when price goes up a lot it get very costly. It could blow some of them up. Bullion banks selling unallocated metal haven't had the metal. They take the money, pretend there is metal in the vaults, even charge for vaulting and insurance - when there never was any metal in the first place. Hundreds of millions of ounces of metal that doesn't exist. The banks have taken the money and used it elsewhere. It is a massive scam. If enough demand their metal they are exposed - as Perth Mint was expose, as ABC Bullion in Australia was exposed, as Kitco in Canada got caught out. All the bullion banks have been at it as well. If people take their money (they won't get the metal) and then buy physical this will cause the massive unallocated scam to collapse. It will collapse the whole thing b/c there are 100's of ounces of paper for actual physical.
This system of paper manipulation can only work as long as there is enough physical to keep the minority who actually need metal happy. If they can manage that it can go on and on and on - which is what has been happening. The fly in the ointment is when the physical available gets drained. This is what #silversqueeze is about. Draining physical out of the system. Switching from SLV which pretends it is buying and vaulting physical to Sprott PSLV which is buying and vaulting physical. Investing in the likes of Kinesis which is developing a precious metal monetary system. Stacking your own physical. Pulling millions of ounces out of the hands of the cabal. Week after week after week. Grinding them down. Death by a thousand cuts.

Today I received a commission pour from silver angel.  4.4 oz hand poured Celtic knotwork cross in .999 silver.  It looks like it has come straight from an archeological dig. This is silver at a stackable price but out on display where I can see it every day. It will never been hidden in a safe or sock drawer.
Celtic knotwork and silver is an awesome combination but the gnarly ripples and natural features of a hand pour takes it to another level for me.

Today I received a commission pour from silver angel.  4.4 oz hand poured Celtic knotwork cross in .999 silver.  It looks like it has come straight from an archeological dig. This is silver at a stackable price but out on display where I can see it every day. It will never been hidden in a safe or sock drawer.
Celtic knotwork and silver is an awesome combination but the gnarly ripples and natural features of a hand pour takes it to another level for me.

I agree there is the Hereford Bullyun gravity test where you post me all your stack and I will stick it down my pants and tell you that its all fake and I should keep it forever!

Today I received a commission pour from silver angel.  4.4 oz hand poured Celtic knotwork cross in .999 silver.  It looks like it has come straight from an archeological dig. This is silver at a stackable price but out on display where I can see it every day. It will never been hidden in a safe or sock drawer.
Celtic knotwork and silver is an awesome combination but the gnarly ripples and natural features of a hand pour takes it to another level for me.

The price on those grave stones will kill you.

Today I received a commission pour from silver angel.  4.4 oz hand poured Celtic knotwork cross in .999 silver.  It looks like it has come straight from an archeological dig. This is silver at a stackable price but out on display where I can see it every day. It will never been hidden in a safe or sock drawer.
Celtic knotwork and silver is an awesome combination but the gnarly ripples and natural features of a hand pour takes it to another level for me.

As a st9nemason they are tricky and time consuming but nice when finished.

Today I received a commission pour from silver angel.  4.4 oz hand poured Celtic knotwork cross in .999 silver.  It looks like it has come straight from an archeological dig. This is silver at a stackable price but out on display where I can see it every day. It will never been hidden in a safe or sock drawer.
Celtic knotwork and silver is an awesome combination but the gnarly ripples and natural features of a hand pour takes it to another level for me.

Today I received a commission pour from silver angel.  4.4 oz hand poured Celtic knotwork cross in .999 silver.  It looks like it has come straight from an archeological dig. This is silver at a stackable price but out on display where I can see it every day. It will never been hidden in a safe or sock drawer.
Celtic knotwork and silver is an awesome combination but the gnarly ripples and natural features of a hand pour takes it to another level for me.

Today I received a commission pour from silver angel.  4.4 oz hand poured Celtic knotwork cross in .999 silver.  It looks like it has come straight from an archeological dig. This is silver at a stackable price but out on display where I can see it every day. It will never been hidden in a safe or sock drawer.
Celtic knotwork and silver is an awesome combination but the gnarly ripples and natural features of a hand pour takes it to another level for me.

Today I received a commission pour from silver angel.  4.4 oz hand poured Celtic knotwork cross in .999 silver.  It looks like it has come straight from an archeological dig. This is silver at a stackable price but out on display where I can see it every day. It will never been hidden in a safe or sock drawer.
Celtic knotwork and silver is an awesome combination but the gnarly ripples and natural features of a hand pour takes it to another level for me.

Today I received a commission pour from silver angel.  4.4 oz hand poured Celtic knotwork cross in .999 silver.  It looks like it has come straight from an archeological dig. This is silver at a stackable price but out on display where I can see it every day. It will never been hidden in a safe or sock drawer.
Celtic knotwork and silver is an awesome combination but the gnarly ripples and natural features of a hand pour takes it to another level for me.