Can I use one of your graphs in my post?

I'm a little curios, do you still have your mining rig from that long ago? Also, what led you to stop mining? Why haven't you traded your coins after all these years?

First, you should learn how cryptocurrencies work so you can be the judge on if a coin is good or bad. I use the Binance exchange to invest in BTC, ETH, BNB, 0x, and PIVX.

Gold was a currency for thousands of years. It was a strong currency but got outdated. Bitcoin is not outdated so I hope your 1st option will be correct.

I was at a museum recently and they had 2 bills that were literally falling apart but I still found them very interesting because of the things they went through.

There is a strong restisance line at $1 so I’m just hoping that will keep it from going below a dollar.

I would do the same but with Morgan dollars instead.

I haven’t seen a 20 cent in person. There were less than 1.5 million of them minted.

Not many people seem to know about the 1/2¢, 2¢, 3¢ and 20¢ so I have been informing people of them.

I find it odd that a coin isn't 999 gold. Jewelry is often a combination of gold and silver but I guess coins can be too.

Thank you!

Let’s hope Kim keeps his promises.

Yes, a Standing Liberty quarter

I also have a 1858 flying eagle cent.

Good luck finding the problem.

All those coins are gorgeous. My favorite is the lotus shaped one.

He looks like George Washington.

I enjoy them but they are very expensive.

They sound useful in many circumstances, however I am concerned about how much it cost to produce.

The reverse looks similar to a silver eagle.