Yes, it is an inexpensive way and fun way to collect coins, nowadays. Thanks for looking, Silvertop.

Do Canadians still spend cents in Canada? Or were they recalled? Older Canadian cents have a little, more expensive, tin content also. Differently worth collecting.

Happy Birthday, Silversaver888. That crab is staring at me.

Wonder Woman and Storm are on the way.

Thanks for bringing on Marc Faber, Maneco64. Thank you both for sharing your work and experience, gentlemen.

Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated, Maneco64. Pensioners should be concerned. One can bet that most individual bankers are well-positioned with a stash of Gold, safely buried somewhere.

Yes, one can't go wrong with a Perth Mint Coin, especially a Tuvalu, usually very low mintage numbers. So if one is into rare, high quality and low quantity rare, 0.9999 Silver Troy's, it usually a great

Thanks again for the educational information, Maneco64. See you tonight.

Yes, Germania is in the Silver game with the highest quality Silver coin going at 0.9999 pure Silver. Rare, too. They have several different coin series. They are so rare that I don't think they reached

Wow, yeah! Nice Silver Panda. 150 Grams pure Silver. Differently stacking material. Thanks for sharing the Panda, Goldrooster. Stack on Stackers.

Yes, those Mexican Silver coins will stack well. Thanks for sharing Silversaver888

Yes, this is going to be a great Germania Series Coin. Rare with a mintage of only 25,000, four nines pure, too. I got one for my Sister's Birthday, before the recent Silver price spike. I got the idea

Thanks again for sharing your work, Maneco64. I like this hundred year old tangible:

You were always a big tipper too, Meanbees.

Thanks again, Maneco64. Guess I'll have to go window shopping at the Local Coin Shop, today. These beauties have gone from $20 > $25 > $28 in about a month. And they are circulated not BU.

If the stores start selling bread by the slice, from the loaf, people will get a better understanding of inflation.

Thanks again for sharing your work, Maneco64. I am not sure the world knows how important this news is.

Thanks again for bringing us the valuable, educational, & informational class. Maneco64. Thanks for sharing your work.

Yes, Silver World War Two Five Cents nickels may be the most overlooked and underpriced Silver coin out there. Thanks again, Silversaver888.

Thanks again, Silversaver888. The circulated/mishandled were $28(USD), three days ago, they were like $21 a few weeks ago and around $18, a few months ago. BUs $34, $25, & $20. BUs were under $20 less