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The Royal Mint’s Nutcracker 2018 Advent Calendar for the kids...just slightly less expensive than The Royal Mint’s Gold Cracker Set.

The Banksy stunt is so funny - but so sad b/c i like the painting
 

I like the shredder stunt too, the expression on the women who were so in love with the image is priceless.  You can just see it on their faces, staring wistfully at an image on the canvas of a girl reaching out and the balloon floating, as if they themselves feel as if they are reaching out with their hearts, their hopes, and their dreaGRRRR GRRR GRRRRRRRR GRRRRR GRRRR GRRRRR

In a sea of really BAD postmodern art, this one at least gets to the heart of the matter LOL

Is it bad that I bought another 1/4 oz gold panda, pre-metric, random year? My last one arrived, but I have been separated from it for the past couple of days...anxiety 😟...I should be able to post this weekend!

Trigger pulled on this...
😀
 

Haven’t bought anything for a while but fancied this
 

Congrats!  I'd love to have a large pile of walkers like that.  My 90% stack is a lot smaller then I would like.  But I think its .715 oz silver per $1 face value, so .715 per 2 halfs.

250 Walking Liberty half dollars (90% silver 10% copper, U.S. 50 cent pieces, 0.50$us/face value, 0.715 troy ounces of silver each, minted as currency between 1916 and 1947, available as "junk silver" or "constitutional silver" in the U.S., widely available with very low premium over spot, nicknamed "Walkers" by junk dealers, same basic design as a U.S. silver eagle)

Yes of course that is right, 0.715 troy ounce/1$us face. 

30 Walking Liberty half dollars

@NRSovereign, thank you...this is the result of 10 and a half months...I was waiting to do a first year stack photo collection, but I can just do an addendum to this on the full years time.

Ha ik ook!
But I stopped converting guilders and convert to silver as well now!

Have you opened any of the dragon bar tubes?  If so, what condition do they come in?  This may seem like an odd question...

250 Walking Liberty half dollars (90% silver 10% copper, U.S. 50 cent pieces, 0.50$us/face value, 0.715 troy ounces of silver each, minted as currency between 1916 and 1947, available as "junk silver" or "constitutional silver" in the U.S., widely available with very low premium over spot, nicknamed "Walkers" by junk dealers, same basic design as a U.S. silver eagle)

250 Walking Liberty half dollars (90% silver 10% copper, U.S. 50 cent pieces, 0.50$us/face value, 0.715 troy ounces of silver each, minted as currency between 1916 and 1947, available as "junk silver" or "constitutional silver" in the U.S., widely available with very low premium over spot, nicknamed "Walkers" by junk dealers, same basic design as a U.S. silver eagle)

Another gold panda...this time a 1/4 oz, pre-metric, random year for $345...couldn’t wait for @Xander to buy the unrecorded die number Shield Sov 😁. 

2000 mercury dimes

30 Walking Liberty half dollars

30 Walking Liberty half dollars

30 Walking Liberty half dollars

30 Walking Liberty half dollars

30 Walking Liberty half dollars

30 Walking Liberty half dollars