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Picked up a 2017- D Liberty US Mint 225th Anniversary Silver Medal which is the counterpart
to the 2017- D Liberty 225th Anniversary 1oz Gold version. 
With a mintage of 50k, the medal is 1 Troy oz 99.9% Silver and 40.60mm in diameter.
The obverse features a lovely modern rendition of Lady Liberty wearing a crown of stars and
the reverse depicts a bold and powerful eagle in flight, with eyes toward opportunity and a
determination to attain it. I must say, this Silver Medal was a must-have for my collection. 
 

Continuing the 1/10 kookaburra series with the 2024 AU and PL versions

"As safe as houses'
'it's money in the bank'
'as good as gold'
'aaaand, it's gone'
 
Choose wisely 🙏

Trio of lovely S1 tigers from @DavePanda

Nice way to stack just over an Oz at close to spot. The bulls are my favourite 1/10 to date for sure 

When I started my stacking addiction I read lots of reports, listened to podcasts, followed the "experts", looked at the charts etc. etc.
Turns out most of this was B.S. and this is especially so when people look around for reasons to explain very short term PM trends up and also down.
When gold is high the sellers advice is to buy more because it will rise in value.
When gold falls the same sellers will advise this is a great time to buy more to take advantage of a lower price.
I have never seen these people advise to sell because the metal will likely decline in value.
No-one can predict this and hindsight is wonderful for writing blogs and trying to look smart and informed.
If you search around you can always find a geo-political or fiscal event somewhere so just fit that - many will believe this.
It probably doesn't have anything to do with the fluctuations of gold and silver.
The "big greedy bankers" trading using "algorithms" make the markets fluctuate and these folks make money either way, up or down i.e. the first derivative in calculus is good for making fast bucks.
The same holds for trading Forex and stocks & shares.

That's my thinking anyhow but others may disagree.

Holding PMs is a diversification to fiat and is more likely to maintain wealth rather than grow it in terms of purchasing power, whereas fiat loses value daily due to quantitive easing and inflation.

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I wish all members here in the forum a blessed and, above all, a peaceful and reflective Christmas. Best wishes from Maxe.

2 nice recent pickup from Philoro in Germany. Trying to get the full series of silver australian nugget, which I don’t come across very often!
 

Continuing the series III Lunar's from Perthmint
1 oz Platinum

1/4 oz and 1/10 oz Gold


1 oz Silver

Been awhile since I bought some gold so here are four 1/4 ounces
The dragons will be a future 21st birthday gift for my son and nephew who are due to be born early 2024 
 

Absolutely agree. However, there is a certain boundary until when I buy a coin. I do love so many coins but when the premium is totally off i am stepping back. In case I need to see a coin again (hopefully it will never happen) then mostly you get spot (or under). 

Hello n1k0s,
 
+1 for this question.
I have the Lynx only, because I got a good deal two years ago. So far, I skipped the Toro and the Caballo due to the premiums. Would lover to add them to the stack (1 oz only). 

Hello to everyone, 
I'd like to hear your opinion on the spanish bullion coins, depicting the lynx, the toro and the caballo. 
On one hand these are very nice looking reverse-proof coins with a ton of security features and very low mintage (12K for the 1oz Lynx, 15K for the 1oz Toro). So i can imagine many people would like to have them in their collection.
On the other hand though, the premiums for these coins are at the top end, around 15%, which I don't think are seen at any other 1oz coins. 
My question to the collective TS expertise is: is it worth the investment? do you think there is a market for these scarce but expensive coins? 
thanks a lot!

Funny, I feel the opposite way.😄