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Alright boys, I want to fill a tube with silver coins as a short-term stacking goal and I'm down to choosing Maples or Brittanias. Both of them are at the coin shop I use pretty frequently and I like their security features and their looks. Is there a particular one I should pick?
>>54643293
Hey my post got Screencapped, cool. Me and the dealer were just complaining about how incompetent the current US mint is today, lol

>>54632037
>>54631299
The Chad Moy
>lifelong coin collector
>wrote a book on coins
>had many different jobs in government before being appointed mint director
>regular goer to high-end coin auctions and shows
>was able to bring employee satisfaction from being the second most unhappy place in all of the US government divisions to one of the highest in a single year, largest happiness increase in US government history
>materialized a reasonably priced version of Augustine Saint Gauden's Ultra-high relief Double eagle gold piece
>oversaw the America the Beautiful Quarters, which were significant improvements over the state quarter
>managed to keep up with unprecedented consumer bullion demand during the 2008 financial crisis
The shit GIBson
>very obviously knows less about coins than the average history teacher
>didn't write a book about coins
>only worked some PR jobs, got in as a diversity hire
>overseeing the Women's quarter program, which is a spectacular flop
>mint employees are miserable again
>can't keep up with any coin quotas at all, we're 1/3 the way through 2023 and no new circulating coinage has even been found yet (at least on /pmg/)
>absolutely can't keep up with bullion quotas, silver and gold eagle prices are skyrocketing and dealers nationwide are so low on stock they aren't even allowing anything less than bulk purchases

>>53146527
You could be right. I'm going off of the assumption that they ARE hoarding Gold because it's tactically safer to assume they have gold than it is to assume they don't. Assuming this photo of former Mint director Edmund Moy in the West point mint's Gold deposit is the absolute extent of the US's gold supply (nothing out of frame, no gold from seizures, this is all they have) that's still a pretty good amount to pay off soldiers with. They could absolutely stretch it.
>>53147145
She's worth it