/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23166755
Quite a lot if we are talking millionaires in assets, but might just be my social circle. I had several friends buy into bitcoin at about 20$ who became way to rich to ever stay around here, some who just got into the 200-500k range like you. Would have been nice if I had taken them up on throwing a grand at it back then, but 20/20 hindsight and all that.

Obviously no one smart enough to make a million is sitting on that in cash for any length. It wasnt uncommon for 18-20 year old guys to pull in 100-200k maple buxx a year with no education where I am up until oil crashed. If you were trained, sober, and experienced many made more. Some were smart and retired before 30, most blew it on hookers and blow.

I can understand having most of your stack in a bank or something if you are unable to provide security yourself, but not even a desk piece or two?

can you elaborate on this ?"buying a different sort of gold atm tho
something that will cost a lot more soon"

>>22890955
ok yeah I thought it might have been you, you had mentioned this stuff before. Yeah its pretty neat holding things like that, they just have that certain aura about them. almost 3k years old some of the stuff I had.

But most was fairly common, you have some pretty iconic coins there... if you get a chance mind given me a good obverse/reverse of the crab coin and the one with the three legs running together?

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>>21741746
yeah those drachms and a____bols are pretty cool looking.

>>21588261
mexican libertad has exposes tiddies and a nipple

why you think they are sold out and hard to get?

Here is a coin with hardcore nudity for you in the meantime

>>21075349

>>21074978 (You)
> The Roman Republic predates the Roman Empire by 500 years, fren. Rome was still very much Rome before it had an Emperor.

Hence why I said roman empire anon, its a greek thracian piece I own.

The point is merc dimes and FWTDHWADAQA isnt a new concept.

Its the old, and new normal.

>>21074562
This was good for one woman, one bath, one room for a night circa 300BC

It is approx 4 grams of silver

>>20878537
Its the same coins, obverse and reverse.

I uhhh... forget... sorry it was a while ago.

I know this one is worth a woman, a bed, and a bath for a nice in ~300BC