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Come on, are you serious? You know he doesn't, and if he did or whoever does, isn't going to share it. 😂 They are illegal to own buddy. They will get confiscated. Only one was alotted for auction. The rest are clandestine examples that will never see the light of day and definitely not on RUclips.

Imagine. Listing 140 different coins and then relisting them when they don't sell fast. Shipping 140 different coins to people. Responding to 140 different messages about coins many that dont result in a sale. It will take a year to sell the entire collection of you care about not getting spot. So not only you pay a premium to buy these, you pay double premium with time wasted. If it takes you a year to sell and ur with 100k per year, boom this collection cost you thousands in premium plus 100k lost time plus lost opportunity because it's not liquid like eagles are.

Then when u take into account all that wasted money that isnt obvious to normal people, it is just better to had saved cash even with inflation eating it away. The perceived gains on these are actually ruined by the hidden taxes of being materialistic. Take them all out of th cases, don't hold them in a tube, and stop caring about gold as a material object. Materialism ruined it here. The value isn't based on the material object itself it has a ntrinsic value. So when u put the cases on them it demonstrates your ideology of materialism. I can even guess religious views and a bunch of other things about you based on this with accuracy.

It's is obvious to me you value money more than your time. Because your paid more money to waste more time selling this stuff. You sacrificed your time in favor of money. Only low income people do this stuff. So despite you having a sizable stack you prob don't make that much money maybe 120k max

Low income people don't buy gold, but they think like you. Middle income buy gold sometimes but not very much, but they still think the same as that u. That's why I think you make upper middle class money but you aren't a top earner. A top earner would just have a kilo bar not in a case like they worship it or something

If you are worth 1m dollars, does it change if you wear a suit vs if you wear pijamas? No. Neither does this gold. There are gold collectable items sure but none are collectables here. Just materialistic people labeling ordinary gold and putting it on a pedestal.

Thank you for the comment. Yes, I have been picking up gold but I haven't paid $2k or more per ounce including premium. Over the long-term gold will not be going down in value. I do not buy as an investment especially when you can easily get 5% interest on your money in money markets.

@@rdubstacks1289yes I agree with you. I stopped buying gold and started creating my own ladder CD’s.

Thanks for watching my friend hoping you have a great day!!

So true...It may not even be my stack!!!

Hi I thinking about uploading a current state of the stack. It has G-R-O-W-N! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching!

@@rdubstacks1289 Fish stacker brought me here. You should hang out with us on Salivate Metals Livestreams 👍

Antartica....come on down for a visit.

The coin collector market is a multi-billion dollar a year industry...so yes they are only worth money to people who are coin collectors

Hi when I google troy ounce to pound conversion and one gets 96.75 troy ounces equals 6.63 pounds.

@@rdubstacks1289 the problem is that you are converting between two different scale standards, precious metals (troy) weight to avoirdupois (standard) weight. 96.75 troy ounces is equal to 8.0625 troy pounds where 6.63 avoirdupois pounds would equal 106.08 avoirdupois (standard) ounces. It's very easy to short change yourself if you don't compare troy to troy, and avoirdupois to avoirdupois. I have even seen dealers screw themselves by paying troy ounce prices for avoirdupois ounce metal weight. The fractional "pennyweight" standard (20/troy oz.) and gram standard (31.1033/troy oz) are the best way to avoid that confusion, or to just stick to TROY ounces and ignore pound conversions when dealing with gold or silver. Just a caveat........

@@ralphbryant4575 Thank you for your input...My intention was to us standard pounds not troy pounds. From now on, when I when trade gold by the pound I will utilize your methodology.

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