I take it, you Spend Paper, in order to get Change back...??? It's what I do... I separate mine into 4 plastic cups as I go...

Who knows... I might be a Nut Case... But I do have to admit, it's fun being me...

I think my coin collecting days began by stuffing coins into my Teddy Bear, before I got my first Piggy Bank...lol...

I don't want to place any blame, but the 12 days of Christmas Wishes has seen an increase in posting... This could be very temporary, but I'm good with the 5% reductions...

What's Great about Collector Coinage, is that their Premiums always make them more Valuable than their Face Values alone...

I knew you'd want to see it... I may post a picture of it soon... I have plenty of very rare coins...

I have one of these Half Dollars in better condition than anyone I've ever seen so far... No, it's not Graded... If I had to Guess the Grade, I'd have to say it's at least an MS-68...

I hope I don't start stacking Tin Cans now...lol...

I figure our Common U.S. Coinage will experience a 100 Fold increase in Spending Power... Guess what...??? Our 90% Silver Coins will do 10 Times better than that... They do cost more than our Common U.S.

I hope you paid the same price I paid... I'm not sure exactly when I got mine, unless I look at the receipt...

I'm trying to make it for a full year... That's the hardest badge of all to get...

Could it have been replaced at a later date...???

In a couple of his Videos, Bix Weir has come closer than any of the Financial Guru's I listen to... When it comes to "making change" for our New Product Line of "Circulating" Silver

I still stack collectible Silver, but right now, (in my opinion) Common U.S. Coinage is the best hard asset to be stacking...

I've been trying to keep my identity a secret... After all, there are some Pirates in the Group...lol...

I tend to believe the Central Bank Owners have many Politicians and Agents, working on their behalf...

I got lucky with 5 complete sets...

I was into Bars and Rounds "before" I became a Fan of Common U.S. Coinage...

The Melt Value of Silver will reach 18,000 per ounce, "if" measured in Fiat USD's... We really need to stop measuring in Fiat USD's... I'm forced to do it, in order to paint a picture that people

I like the way the stacked ones look... I'll be better off if I stick to Coins and Rounds...