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I was born in 1967. In the last millennium. The world was a very different place then. No one back then thought there would ever be an internet, multiple computers in every home, and cell phones in our

I assume that the official text in each language will be about as unintelligible as it is intelligible. On this piece of paper resembling a banknote, the German reads roughly as follows: "Clearing

Do you know any minsitr of finance that would be depicted on a coin? And also on a banknote. I only know one. And he's the subject of my article today. It won't be about precious metals. Although, in a

The coins are beautiful, especially the silver and gold ones. But sometimes I dare to write about something a little different under this brand. I collect coins, my 13-year-old son collects minerals. So

Of course, I reckon that the price of gold and silver is always changing. I buy a coin a week, or rather 4 coins a month. But at what point do I buy the coins? I have the impression that whenever I buy

I'm not showing anything extraordinary today. One Barbados dollar, year 2023. One ounce of fine silver, of course. I suppose you can buy this coin almost anywhere. I try not to have a thousand of the same

I live in the capital of my country. It is a relatively small country and a relatively small capital (11 million/1.5million) . But still, there's a higher concentration of all sorts of things. Including

I've written before that I try to buy one silver coin, preferably an ounce, a week. Once a year I will try to buy a gold coin, preferably an ounce again. But how to write about it in an interesting way?

Did I ask you a stupid question? After all, coins are bought. Isn't it? Most of the time, coins are actually bought. But not always. Some of you may be diving to shipwrecks. Another is running around the

50 Czechoslovak Crowns, 1990, 1st anniversary of the canonization of St. Agnes of Bohemia, diameter 27 mm, weight 7 g of silver, purity 500/1000, 117.000 pieces minted. I don't usually show a coin and

I don't know if it's common in other states. In my country, one company issues such souvenirs. In my country the legal tender is the Czech crown. Nevertheless, we print EU currency here. Its nominal value

I think most people like getting presents. Who usually gives you something? Family, friends, work colleagues, business partners. Do you get gifts from strangers on the street? That happens mostly to children.

I continue to buy silver. I buy an ounce a week. Or once a month, four or five ounces. Sometimes I'm a little sloppy. Or I think the price of silver needs to come down. (It usually keeps going up.) Then

It should be about silver and gold. But sometimes I make an exception. I've seen that I'm not the only one who does that. History is indirectly depicted on money. This is an example. The Czechoslovak Republic

I often digress from the main topic. From gold and silver. So I'll return to it today. I simply bought a coin and I'm showing it. A very ordinary one-ounce two-pounder from the "Myths and Legends"

I just got back from shopping. Postage stamps. Yes, I used to collect those too. When I was a kid. I still have some left. A few dozen albums and a couple of cases of ungraded material. But alcohol, I

I was just about to write an article on coins. But I looked at one of the showcases and it was immediately clear that I was going to write about something else today. Everyone is good at at least some

No one can tell you what to put in your coin collection and what not. Not even your wife. Not even your husband. Now it will be difficult for me to express myself clearly in English. There are types of

I visited the zoo today with my 13-year-old son. We go there quite often. We live less than a mile from it. I know that there are vending machines there, which you can see in the picture. But I was thinking

So far, I've been introducing myself as a collector. But besides collecting, I'm also a silvegoldstacker. I find it a bit small to write that I bought this coin and what its dimensions are. It's an ounce