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>>57527262
Scroll up few posts and you'll see i posted metal.
And i already told you nobody have to conform to your definition of a good thread. And to me posting generic silver coins we've already seen a thousand time add strictly nothing of value.

My stack ultra-mog yours, that's a given. You know it, i know it. Hell, even simply my collection of 18th c. silver spoons probably already giga-mog your entire stack.
Yet you never see me posting it because i don't see the point trying to "flex" on others with 10kg bars. My self-esteem is quite low, but not low to the point i feel the need for online validation posting my bullion pics everyday.
I prefer to see oddities and rare stuff, or simply discuss with the bros about how their trees are stuck in the powerlines.
If it wasn't for your constant bickering this bread would be quite comfy actually.

>>57451392
The 1920's 1 shilling was a hit : turned out it was the last issued year in silver, with a very low mintage, before they switched to nickel brass.

Could use a bit of cleaning too, those coins came in a filthy box.