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Hello fellow /biz/nessmen, I'm just starting my coin collection by selling some of my low performing stocks in my 401k. How do I buy these coins you are all so excited about? About to retire here soon and it seems a good investment. I already have some dollar Susan B. Anthony coins and a variety of Indian pennies. What is your favorite coin? Funny thing about Indian pennies, there's to major groups of them based on what alloys they are composed of, are there any of these cryptocurrency coins with different alloys? My personal favorite is the early 1859 Indian Penny which was 12% nickel and a whoopping 88% copper! Today's pennies are zinc and as my granddaughter says "weak sauce". I'm looking for really high % composition cryptocurrency for collecting purposes to put next to my Indian Head Pennies. Got a space all picked out in the den. I'm also looking into this new coin currency because of corona. My neighbor Bill says that the corona is going to tank the stock market soon and that's why he sold all his stocks and is buying silver bars now. That Bill is a card, I tell ya. I helped him refinish is boat last fall and we found some reefer cigarettes in the bilge. He claimed they weren't his but I'm pretty sure him and his huzzy wife are smoking the devil's lettuce out there on the lake. Anyway, good luck you young folks in your coin acquisitions. Here's a picture of my buddy Ron, he's a straight shooter.

-Jim

Hello fellow /biz/nessmen, I'm just starting my coin collection by selling some of my low performing stocks in my 401k. How do I buy these coins you are all so excited about? About to retire here soon and it seems a good investment. I already have some dollar Susan B. Anthony coins and a variety of Indian pennies. What is your favorite coin? Funny thing about Indian pennies, there's to major groups of them based on what alloys they are composed of, are there any of these cryptocurrency coins with different alloys? My personal favorite is the early 1859 Indian Penny which was 12% nickel and a whoopping 88% copper! Today's pennies are zinc and as my granddaughter says "weak sauce". I'm looking for really high % composition cryptocurrency for collecting purposes to put next to my Indian Head Pennies. Got a space all picked out in the den. I'm also looking into this new coin currency because of corona. My neighbor Bill says that the corona is going to tank the stock market soon and that's why he sold all his stocks and is buying silver bars now. That Bill is a card, I tell ya. I helped him refinish is boat last fall and we found some reefer cigarettes in the bilge. He claimed they weren't his but I'm pretty sure him and his huzzy wife are smoking the devil's lettuce out there on the lake. Anyway, good luck you young folks in your coin acquistions. Here's a picture of my buddy Ron, he's a straight shooter.

-Jim

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Hello fellow /biz/nessmen, I'm just starting my coin collection by selling some of my low performing stocks in my 401k. How do I buy these coins you are all so excited about? About to retire here soon and it seems a good investment. I already have some dollar Susan B. Anthony coins and a variety of Indian pennies. What is your favorite coin? Here's a picture of my buddy Ron, he's a straight shooter.