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>>55996711
As a way to experience the look and feel of the elements. Not just them, either. I also have samples of more of Al, Bi, C, Co, Cu, Fe, Ga, In, Mg, Ni, Sn, Te, Ti, W, Yb, Zn, and Zr.

>>53784108
"Stack" to me means for the purpose of financial gain. So only the Big Three: Ag, Au, and Pt. But I also have a fair bit of Cu ( >>53778854 ), and some proper bullion samples of a few other metals (pic related), plus unmarked chunks or little bullion ingots (think buffalo pattern 1-oz avdp) of may others.

>>53280160
>Is this a true statement?
It isn't for me. I just think metals are pretty and I'm interested in all elements and science in general.

>>51257197
>are you a periodic table collector?
I'd like to be, but it's hard finding affordable ingots/bars with the purity and mass stamped on them.

>>50689543
Not really, no. but it's interesting and fun to get samples of lots of metals.

>>50274669
Funny thing... copper isn't on there. I have no idea how much there is, but that really surprised me.