All you supposed Christians  fear death...  this means 1. you have no idea about what bestows you after death. And 2. Read 1.

Quote from: Herman on April 26, 2024, 09:17:50 PMI did too.

I would rather not let 100 guilty go to save an innocent either...

If it's about numbers, the numbers are going to win every time. If I can prevent death I am going to do it.


These people in this thread have no problem sending young innocent men and women off to war to stand between death and their own families.

I bought that coin too, eh Lokmeer.

It cost me $6,000 US but that was in higher grade

A foolish buy, but at least I could re-sell it for that much.

...don't buy whatcha caint re-sell, eh?

Quote from: Lokmar on Today at 12:44:51 AMThen why the fuck arent you buying platinum instead? Why arent you buying silver instead? BOTH will increase faster than a collector gold coin!

I have those goal of trying to collect all the antique gold coins made from 1865-1919, which was about 24 of them.

It's a tad unrealistic tho, is one of them alone is worth something like $30,000 US.

And you Americans have bought up the Majority of 'em.... LokmarL okmer!

I can't even find them in my own country...and that's where they were minted, eh?

You Americans love our Canadian gold coins, eh?



Unfortunately, you guys buy them all out

Quote from: JOE on Today at 12:41:38 AMThey're OK as long as you don't pay too much over the face value of the gold.

Given that Gold is gradually going up in price, the price of their gold content will probably be worth as much as the future spot price, Lokmeer.

Actually, many collector silver coins are priced waaay over their actual silver content.

So if a person is gonna collect coins, they may as well collect gold coins not silver.

If collector coins will take a whack, it'll be those holding silver.

Then why the fuck arent you buying platinum instead? Why arent you buying silver instead? BOTH will increase faster than a collector gold coin!

Quote from: Lokmar on Today at 12:23:16 AMCollector coins are a suckers bet if you think the SHTF soon.

They're OK as long as you don't pay too much over the face value of the gold.

Given that Gold is gradually going up in price, the price of their gold content will probably be worth as much as the future spot price, Lokmeer.

Actually, many collector silver coins are priced waaay over their actual silver content.

So if a person is gonna collect coins, they may as well collect gold coins not silver.

If collector coins will take a whack, it'll be those holding silver.

Jack Daniels Single Barrel Rye

This shit is fairly new. OMG does it have a good nose! Its got a bit of burn as you'd expect from a rye. Aftertaste lingers and I'm hot a huge fan. Smooth going down. I'd sooner drink Woodford Reserve straight.

I'ma bit under the weather tonight so I made a pitcher of hot toddies with it. I have to say, it was great! Much sweeter than using Woodfords Double Oak!

I've always been intrigued at how the harshness of a rye goes away when mixed.

I wouldnt buy this again but its not bad and the smell is out of this world!!!!

Collector coins are a suckers bet if you think the SHTF soon.

Do you want me to show you what $3000 worth of Silver looks like dumb TheProwlerT rowler?

It's considerably larger in volume than gold.

Quote from: TheProwler on April 25, 2024, 11:48:35 PM
Wow!!

You could buy a used 2001 Camry for that!!!!!!

Your money, you said it was $3000:



....could ALMOST buy this dumb TheProwlerT rowler:



...you would fall $100 short at today's Gold prices.

The precise weight of the gold content in those coins is 30.19 grams of gold, which is just shy of 1 troy ounce (31.10 grams)

I paid $3183.79 for all three coins, which is slightly more than today's gold spot price. $3,101.04

However, one of those coins is a collector 1912 CANADA $5 Gold

and they are asking $1300 CDN minimum on eBay these days.

the other coins include a 1977 1 Pahlavi coin weighing 7.32 grams or .2354 ounces

AND a

1977 $100 22 kt Gold coin from CANADA.

None of these coins is pure gold.

Therefore they were subject to sales tax.