Thanks for the report, @cryptictruth. I am watching and listening.

Thanks again for the educational report on real money,@maneco64. Real money is backed up by something real, like hard to find and durable, useful metals. Yes, I am looking forward to part 3.

Thanks for showing the great Silver Coins, @tazi. The 2020 Lion has that "don't mess with me", "lucky for you, I am not hungry" look on his face.

That is so ironic, I was checking them out, too, at APMEX, @joshman. My Brother, mentioned current state Gold currency, recently. Thanks for showing.

Yes, thanks for sharing the outstanding specimen, of the US Indian/Buffalo Five Cents Nickel, @silverd510. Speaking of "Undervalued Coin..." how about the current US Five Cents Nickel, metal

Yes, that is a beautiful, wealth storing, Work of Art. Thanks for showing, @lionsuit. I think you have the right idea.

Thanks for looking and showing your Silver Eagle treasure,@psychkrhoz. Wow, 1988, like 33 years old. I remember back in the early 1980s, when the American Silver Eagle Dollar was only a plan.

Thanks for looking, @silvertop. Yes, I wonder about it, too. Especially about the one's that are toned on one side and the other side still shiny, like new.

Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated, @maneco64.

Thanks for looking and commenting, @vgholdingsllc.

Thanks for sharing the real money, @fat-elvis. One estimate is that 275 million of the original 657 million, Morgan Silver Dollars, are still in existence or less than one per US Citizen. Fifty-five million

Thanks again, @silversaver888. Yes, pure Silver three nines deep.

Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated, @maneco64. Thanks for sharing your work and bringing on Saagar Enjeti. Thanks for the report, Saagar Enjeti.

Thanks for showing and reminding me of something, @goldkey. I think I came across a real Hobo Buffalo Nickel and set it aside somewhere, in my cluttered house, a year or two ago.

Thanks for the educational report, @silverd510. Today, 1/28/2021, a strange occurrence, Silver is up a whopping $1.25, yet Gold is down.

Thanks again, @silverd510. Imagine being in the early 1930s and telling someone, anyone, that their $20 gold coin would be worth $80 Silver Dollars, or more, in less than one hundred years. They would

There are many ways of measuring wealth and storing value. I've always like touching and holding physical Silver. At today's price, holding one Troy ounce of Silver, insures the cost of about 14 loaves

Thanks again for bringing us the interesting and educational classes, @maneco64. Dollars are not to be confused with fiat dollars. I like Dollars like these Silver Dollar:

Yes, there is a lot of history in the Hobo Nickel. Thanks for sharing it, @goldkey.

Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated with your reports, @maneco64. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.