Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated, @maneco64. Thanks for teaming up with @maneco64, and for sharing your work, Rafi Farber.

Wow, yeah! IMO, that is one of the best ways to stack & store a lot of wealth, in a small package. Cryptos are cool, too, but I'd get some Gold first. That for the motivation, @geneeverett. I'm going

Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated, @maneco64. Thanks for showing the Silver treasure. Yes, I agree, Silver makes a great gift for any occasion.

Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated, @maneco64. I used to watch sports to clear my mind. Recently, they are trying to drag politics back into the sports topic. Most professional athletes are

Thanks for showing the rare 1 oz Rwandan Silver Lunar Ox Coin, @silversaver888. Yes, it comes in an impressive sealed sleeve.

Thanks for showing what is becoming my favorite Gold Coin, @silverd510.

Thanks for showing the cool Silver and Gold treasures, @strenue. I really like the old Sterling Silver coins. The little 3-pence is my favorite.

Thanks for the update, @brian.rrr. Those are some cool Gold flakes! You got it made.

Thanks for the report, @silverd510. Yeah, it took the over-paid bureaucrats years to see the milk-spots, on their coins, and still haven't figured it out.

Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated, @maneco64. Yes, as someone said, one does not have to be a meteorologist to know it is raining.

Coin 1 comes from the Philippines. There was a time when the Philippines were part of the USA, a U.S. territory. Thanks for showing, @monsterjamgold.

Thanks for showing, @goldkey. I'm starting to like these fractional Silver items measured in Grams.

Thanks for showing the outstanding Silver Coin, @maddogmike.

Yes, the Estados Unidos de México Gold Coin is as good as it gets. Thanks again for showing the real money, @goldrooster.

Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated, @maneco64. I am watching and learning.

Thanks for come on and sharing your work, Ivan Bayoukih and Jim Lewis, with @maneco64. Thank you for educating us, Gentlemen.

Thanks again for keeping us updated & educated with your reports and lectures, @maneco64.

Thanks again for keeping us updated & educated with your reports and lectures, @maneco64.

Thanks for showing the old real money, @strenue. One can't go wrong holding real Physical Metal. Even Copper or Nickel money has value.

Thanks for keeping us updated with your reporting, @ironshield. Not long ago, I read a JM Bullion article, stating that they believed there was only about a third of a Troy Ounce of Silver, available,