I stack for weight. Ill buy any old, milk-spotted, tarnished, damaged coin/bar/round. For me its always been about the metal, and its ability to stand the test of time. Admittedly, i will splurge occasionally,

I didnt mean to downvote this.... #fatfingers Now it wont let me un-downvote it

thank you @asgharali . A thank you to the ecency team too ..

Told you they would... Although Pakistan may have lost me this tournament, your boys certainly made it profitable for my pocket!!

Here is my submission for this weeks "BMC": Hive - Twitter -

Im glad someone gets my fucked up sense of humour. Lol

Nice to see you back posting. Ive been office/laboratory bound throughout the plandemic.

Turns out, well structured, informative post are not well recieved. Turns out the level of posts mostly appreciated consists of a few pretty pictures and keeping the words small, with a word count under

Thank you @alokkumar121.

No, no. Just added you in time.

Hes like you, but only hes nice to me

Free stuff you say??? Count me in... lol

This weeks BMC: Hive: Twitter:

Ummmmm.... fuck yeah!!!

@bozz - youre interested as in "im in", or im interested as in "im still on the fence, give me anotjer week to decide?".. lol

We have cupro-nickel base sets £0.01, 0.02, 0.05, 0.10, 0.20, 0.50, £1.00 and £2.00. Our £0.01 and £0.02 (1p and 2pence) coins were made of copper untill 1998. Since then our circulating coingage has little

Possibly a lesser metal, like we did pre-1998 - copper springs to mind.

I appreciate the shout out. Thank you

Fully support this for the longevity of our community curation bot. Im surprised its only 10%, if im honest. But as you touched on, and as ive said many a time, "its a smaller piece of a bigger