PM PLEASE. MUCH PREFERRED OVER CHAT.
LIBERTAD LOT:
LIBERTAD PROOF: https://imgur.com/a/Qqtz1xT
I am new to Libertads. For these, the ones from 1979 appear to be clean with maybe a little dulling. There is some toning on the ones from the 80s, but in general I would say in good shape. The ones from the 90s and 2000s all appear to be in good condition. There are a few from 2014 that read one bar to the right of the brackets on the Sigma precious metal verifier. I know the silver Eagles do the same. I am 99% sure that these are legitimate, but I am attempting to seek others‘ advice who have more experience with these. As these are the first Libertads I have dealt in, they are all OBO. However, I have marked them all below the national dealers. And as we all know, these have been hard to come by. But, if my prices are high for the market, I am willing to entertain offers.
1979 x 17 (Technically, these are Onzas, not Libertads. 0.925, but with 1 troy oz ASW each) — $37/ea (14 remaining)
1982 x 6 — $38/ea (4 remaining)
1984 x 5 — $43/ea. (1 remaining, toned reverse)
1985 x 23 — $45/ea (16 remaining)
1990‘s (‘93 & ‘95) x 40 — $40/ea (26 ‘93 remaining, 4 ‘95 remaining)
2012 x 20 — $40/ea (15 remaining)
2014 x 15 — $38/ea (ALL GONE)
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Other Mexican Silver Lot:
MEXICAN PROOF: https://imgur.com/a/W0JH02T
—$17/ea: 1952-53 Mexican 5 Pesos Hidalgo, 72% silver, 0.643 troy oz silvecoin — 20 available (4 ‘52 remaining, 4 ‘53 remaining)
—$17/ea: 1977-78 Mexican 100 Pesos, 72% silver, 0.643 troy oz silvecoin — 20 available (1 ‘77 remaining, 9 ‘78 remaining)
—$14/ea: 1968— Mexican Olympic 25 Pesos, 72% silver, 0.521 troy oz silvecoin —40 available (22 remaining)
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Queen’s Beasts Lot:
QUEEN’S BEASTS PROOF: https://imgur.com/a/fhEKqsM
Yales x 6 — $65/ea (STILL AVAILABLE)
Red Dragons x 5 — $70/ea (ALL SOLD)
Falcons x 4 — $70/ea (ALL SOLD)
Unicorns x 5 — $75/ea (ALL SOLD)
Griffin x 6 — $80/ea (ALL SOLD)
Lions x 5 — $70/ea (ALL SOLD)
Bulls x 3 — $70/ea (ALL SOLD)
The above were acquired from somebody who did not think they were in perfect condition. In looking them over, some may have some surface scratches, fingerprints, or faint milk spots on outer rim. I am not a coin grader, but in general they look pretty good to me. These may not be ones you send in for grading. They are priced accordingly to described condition. I am happy to send unedited photos, if desired. Please get photos if uncertain.
ALSO:
—10 oz Queen's Beasts Series Falcons x 3 — $300/ea (The capsules may have some cracks, but the coins are fine) (2 remaining)
—2 oz Queen's Beasts Series (better condition than above):
Falcons x 30 — $75/ea
Yales x 40 — $70/ea
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Miscellaneous Silver Lot:
MISC. PROOF: https://imgur.com/a/RoPTUlj
20 oz Scottsdale kit kat bar — $560 (SOLD)
F**k COVID, 0.99oz — $40
Stoner Bob, 1oz — $40 (GONE)
Franklin Mint 1974 Father’s Day, 1000 grains 0.925 silver—- $50
Franklin Mint 1978 Christmas, 500 grains 0.925 silver — $25
Franklin Mint 1973 Christmas, 1000 grains 0.925 silver — $50
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Late addition: https://imgur.com/a/XApnAMm
9 — 1976 Montreal Olympic $10 Commemmorative, 0.925 silver, 1.4454 troy oz/ea — $38/ea
1 — 1972 $25 Cayman Island Silver Wedding Anniversary, 0.925 silver, 1.5271 troy oz — $40
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BELOW SPOT LOT: https://imgur.com/a/QM9y3O3
Silver war nickels: $0.03 below melt/ea as listed on coinapps.com, 8,500+ available, price to be set while actively messaging with me. A minimum number of these per order may be applicable.
Canadian junk silver. 0.925, 80%, 50%. Price is 98% of melt. Melt to be determined while actively messaging with me. Can get more specific on denominations, if needed. There are a lot of 80% quarters. ( Remaining Canadian junk silver: 50% quarters x70, 80% quarters x 256)
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CHEAP 1g GOLD: https://imgur.com/a/NJ3ZdWm
Sterngold, 99.95%, used in making dental alloys, 1gm each x 30. This is a unique item not likely to be found in many collector’s stash. I will risky ship up to 3 of these in an envelope for $1 @ buyer’s risk. It will not be tracked and I do not like doing it. Would prefer $4 bubble mailer, but buyer’s choice— $70/ea
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JEWELRY LOT: https://imgur.com/a/ZrKVulj
— 2014 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle in 14K eagle pendant, bezel weighs 3.487g — $400
— CRESCENT sterling silver pocket watch case, twist on bezel. Marked with CRESCENT, Sterling, serial number 4188. Amateur engraving with a marked name and 1919. Weighs over 100 grams!!! Pre-owned, with expected signs of tarnish and wear. A ding on back of case (see photo close up) — $75
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COMING SOON, PERTH MINT LOT:
2014 Kookaburras, 2 rolls
2015 Kookaburras, 2 rolls
2017 Kookaburras, 4 rolls
2015 Lunar Goats, 5 rolls
2019 Swans, 2 rolls
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TERMS: All eligible items are verified with a sigma precious metal verifier or Kee gold tester. Prices are generally based on the underlying spot price. Large fluctuations in spot prices could affect the price of items listed. Shipping will generally be at cost. USPS first class starts @ $4, SFRB @ $8, signature @ $2.50. Will insure for 1.1% of purchase price. Shipping is at buyer’s risk. All items will be tracked unless otherwise stated. Would recommend delivery to a secure box for precious metals. Accept in order of preference: 1st — Zelle or Venmo; 2nd — Cash app; 3rd —Bitcoin, but am still learning. Be patient, but I will try to work with you if other options do not suffice. NO PAYPAL. Other forms of payment will be considered. Thank you!
I am not a coin grader. The condition of any coin listed is how it was listed when I acquired it. I will be more than happy to provide any detailed, unedited photos for any coin. Unless specifically mentioned, assume coins are in generally good condition. Noticeable defects potentially affecting the value will attempt to be noted. I try to price my items substantially below the lowest price I can find online from a national dealer. If you see a legitimate cheaper price, let me know and I may very well adjust my price. FYI, I am in Eastern time zone if I do not respond, may be sleeping.

I deduced the date via some simple extrapolation of the dates found in this image.

howdy!
https://imgur.com/a/gpJjB0h
2017 RCM Lynx : $29
2012 RCM Cougar: $29
2010 RCM Vanc Olympics: $29
2015 RCM Great horned owl : $29
2017 RCM peregrine falcon : $29
2014 CMLs: 4 Avail $28.50 each
2015 CMLs: 3 avail $28.50 each
2016 CML: $28.50
1988 CML : $28.50 (Side toning)
2 milky philharmonics: $28 each
(all of the above may have some milk spots)
mint Tube of 25 2013 CMLS: $712 (only opening for sigma verification...minty!)
Satori Chunks (made by me)
76g: 2 avail $76
67g; $67
58g: $58
60g: $60
2ozt: $62.20
Paypal F&F no comments, venmo, and bitcoin. Trusted and established members can pay with Check, MO, or discreet cash at my discretion.
Shipping is $4.50 for first class bubble mailer with tracking. $8 for priority flat rate box
Thanks for looking! Please give me a follow on Instagram Satori_Precious_Metals if so inclined

Proof: https://imgur.com/a/7xQGIbC
All prices based on spot price of gold @ $1,970/oz , silver @ $24.25/oz, platinum @ $915/oz (7/31/20). Prices good with gold spot below $1990, silver below $25. I am not a coin grader. The condition of any coin listed is how it was listed when I acquired it. I will be more than happy to provide any detailed, unedited photos for any coin. Unless specifically mentioned, assume coins are in generally good condition. Noticeable defects potentially affecting the value will attempt to be noted. I try to price my items substantially below the lowest price I can find online from a national dealer. If you see a legitimate cheaper price, let me know and I may very well adjust my price. FYI, I am in Eastern time zone if I do not respond, may be sleeping.
PLATINUM LISTINGS
Proof: https://imgur.com/a/FcUg9BV
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Physical platinum has been hard to come by and premiums have been high. Lucky to have these to list:
1 oz Argor-Heraeus Platinum Bars in assay x 10 9 8 — $990/ea (spot plus $75)
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GOLD LISTINGS
Proof: https://imgur.com/a/bGofCRx
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2009-W Ultra High Relief Proof St. Gauden 24K in OGP. Quite simply, this may be the coolest coin I have ever seen! — $2,250
1 oz slabbed American Gold Eagle 25th Anniversary Early Release, MS70 NGC (2011) — $2,150 (Note: slab has some scratches on it, the coin is fine)
1924 slabbed $20 St. Gaudens gold double eagle, MS63 PCGS — $2,050
1925 Slabbed $20 St. Gaudens gold double eagle, MS64 PCGS -- $2,275
1911-S Slabbed $20 St. Gaudens gold double eagle, MS63 Blanchard — $2,200
1910 Raw $20 St. Gauden gold double eagle — $2,025
$10 Gold Liberty Head x 2 (1894, 1899) — $1,010/ea
2018-W Slabbed First Strike PCGS MS70 American Gold Eagle — $2,175
Cleaned 1899 $5 Liberty head gold coin — $535
2002 slabbed Salt Lake City Olympics $5 gold commemorative, MS69 PCGS (0.2419 oz) — $485
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Proof: https://imgur.com/a/bGofCRx
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100gm (10x10) Valcambi Combicard in assay. Individually @ $73/ea x 100. I will risky ship up to 3 of these in an envelope for $1 @ buyer’s risk. It will not be tracked and I do not like doing it. Would prefer $4 bubble mailer, but buyer’s choice.
1 oz gold bars in assay [Valcambi x 2 1, Sunshine Mint, PAMP Religious Romanesque (Note: some peeling of clear cover for PAMP — pictures if desired)] — $2,030
1 oz Credit Suisse gold bar, in plastic but not assay — $2,030
Sterngold, 99.95%, used in making dental alloys, 1gm each x 30. This is a unique item not likely to be found in many collector’s stash. I will risky ship up to 3 of these in an envelope for $1 @ buyer’s risk. It will not be tracked and I do not like doing it. Would prefer $4 bubble mailer, but buyer’s choice— $71/ea
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Proof: https://imgur.com/a/wa1mLWZ
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1oz American Gold Eagle, BU (1989, Roman numerals) — $2,060
1oz American Gold Eagle (1986, Roman numerals) — $2060
1 oz gold Pandas (1987, 2011) — 1987 sealed, BU — $2,175 ; 2011, uncirculated — $2,250
1 oz Gold Apartheid era South African Krugerrands x 42 (1975 x 2, 1977, 1978, 1979 x 27, 1980, 1981 x 8, 1982, 1984) — $2,040/ea
1 oz Gold American Buffalos (2016 x 1, 2006 x 2) [NOTE: both 2006 have a slight ding on the rim. Sealed in plastic, not ex-jewelry, but slight ding. Photos if desired)] — $2,070 for 2016, $2,065/ea for 2006’s with ding
1 oz Gold Brittania, BU (2020) — $2,065
1 oz unique Canada Golden Eagle, BU (2018). This is .99999 pure (that is five 9’s). Highest purity I am aware of — $2,070
1 oz Gold Austrian Philharmonics, BU (1994 x 1, 1999 x 1) — $2,040/ea
1 oz Gold Canadian Maple Leafs x 8 (1980 x 2, 1981, 2002 with red on “F” of fine gold on reverse, 2002 x 3 with some small scratches, 2011) — $2050/ea
1/4 oz American Gold Eagles x 6 4 (1988 Roman Numeral, 2013, 2014, 2015 x 2, 2020) — $565/ea
1/10oz American Gold Eagles in display (5 coins), BU (2006, 2012) — $1,200/ea
Empty case to display your own set of 5 1/10 oz American Gold Eagles— $10
1/4oz Gold Brittanias, BU (2013 x4) — $600/ea
50 Pesos Mexican Gold x 10 (1947 Restrikes x 8, 1943, 1944) — $2,460/ea for restrikes, $2,470/ea for ’43, ’44
1/2 oz Gold Apartheid era South African Krugerrands x 3 (1980 x 2, 1981) — $1,100/ea
1/10 oz Gold Apartheid era South African Krugerrands x 25 24 23 (various dates 1980-1984, 2011 (not apartheid era) x 1) — $240/ea
1/10 oz American Gold Eagles (various dates x 43, Roman numeral x 11 7) x 54 50 45 — $240/ea for various dates, $260/ea Roman numeral dates
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Proof: https://imgur.com/a/KCjdPAy
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2006 American Gold Eagle Proof Set (1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz — 1.85 total troy oz) in OGP — $3,875
1997 Jackie Robinson $5 gold commemorative set. Comes with COA, baseball card, pin, patch, presentation box. There are some dings on the box. Pictures if desired. (0.2419 oz) — $700 (A portion of the proceeds will go toward a reputable social justice charity)
1987 & 1988 UK Gold Sovereign Proof Sets in nice case (each set has a Double Sovereign: 28.4mm, Sovereign: 22.05mm, Half Sovereign: 19.3mm) -- $1,850/each set (NOTE: the 1988 set is missing the COA.)
Austrian Ducat 4 gold coin x 2 (1915 x 2 ), 0.4438 tory oz gold — $895/ea
20 Francs Gold x 20 15 6 (11 10 4 — Roosters, 5 4 2 -- Swiss Francs, 4 1-French Empire), 0.1867 troy oz of gold/ea — $380/ea
Netherlands Gold 10 Guilder x 5, contain 0.1947 troy oz/ea (1926 x 2, 1927, 1932, 1933) — $470/ea
Gold Libertad 1/20 oz (2016) — $200 OBO
Gold Libertad 1/10 oz, BU (2016) — $340 OBO
Gold Libertad 1/10 oz proof (2016) — $350 OBO
Gold Sovereigns x 5 1, contain 7.315g gold/ea (1902, 1911, 1927 x 2 x 1, 1928) — $475/ea
1/4 oz Gold Canadian Maple (2005) — $565
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Proof: https://imgur.com/a/VXzaDUN
Late Addition:
5 3 additional 1976 1 oz Krugerrands — $2,040/ea
6 additional Pandas: Don’t ask me why the premiums on Pandas are so high. They just are. I tried to price about $20+ dollars below the cheapest I could find them online at large dealers. If you find a legitimate lower price, let me know and I may very well adjust the price. 1985 — $2,150, 1987 — $2,120, 1988 — $2,095, 1990 — $2,150, 1991 — $2,150, 2002 — $2,200, 2011 — $2,240
26 25 1/10 oz Australian Battle of the Coral Sea Battle in the Pacific, in capsules — $225/ea
14 additional Netherlands gold 10 guilders — $470/ea
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LOW PREMIUM LISTINGS
Proof: https://imgur.com/a/jlE0Xuu
All the time I see posts looking for precious metals “at or near spot.” Well here is your chance. If you don’t purchase these, then you are not really looking for gold at or near spot, you are looking for premium items without the premium. Those deals may be out there, but they are few and far between, with lines of buyers looking to snap them up, including myself. Items here will generally be available for spot + <2%. To get a physical form of a precious metal refined, assayed, and produced into an identifiable and verifiable form/weight/purity for a tad above spot is pretty darn good, regardless of the collectability of the item. I see people paying more premium for scrap gold than some of these.
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1976 Canadian Montreal Olympic $100 commemorative (one in OGP (signs of wear), one loose with OGP in worn state but coin is fine, 0.25 oz each). You are not purchasing these for the packaging. — $500/ea
American Arts Gold Medallion Grant Wood, 1 troy oz — $2,005
2010 US Mint First Spouse Series Gold Uncirculated Mary Todd Lincoln 1/2 troy oz in OGP, NOTE: red spot on obverse (See Photo) — $1,005
Cleaned, ex-jewelry $5 Liberty head gold coin (1900, 1906 ), Note: some rim damage, will send photos if desired — $485/ea
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JEWELRY LISTINGS
Proof: https://imgur.com/a/QEVcW0F
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CRESCENT sterling silver pocket watch case, twist on bezel. Marked with CRESCENT, Sterling, serial number 4188. Amateur engraving with a marked name and 1919. Weighs over 100 grams!!! Pre-owned, with expected signs of tarnish and wear. A ding on back of case (see photo close up) — $75
1913 $5 Indian Head gold coin in 14K bezel, bezel weighs 1.30g — $575
2014 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle in 14K eagle pendant, bezel weighs 3.487g — $400
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SILVER LISTINGS
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Proof: https://imgur.com/a/MTK1BfP
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Proof: https://imgur.com/a/54maJxn
25 Slabbed and Graded American Silver Eagles — Whole lot for $1,000 OBO. May make offers on individual rounds. (SOLD '92. '93, '14W)
For reference, on 8/15, APMEX wholesale site is asking $100/ea for the ‘94’s. Offering to buy ‘14-S for $50 and the NGC MS70 for $120.

—ALL NGC MS69 — 1992, 1993, 1994 x 3, 2000, 2001 x 2, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007 —ALL NGC MS69 — 2007 Early Release x 7 —NGC MS69 — 2014(W) —NGC MS69 — 2013 First Release —PCGS MS69 — 2008 First Strike —PCGS MS69 — 2014(S) First Strike —PCGS MS69 — 2003 —NGC MS70 — 2003 

100 oz silver bars (Engelhard x 1, Ohio Precious Metals —don’t believe they will be making either of these anymore) — $2,775 /ea
20 oz Scottsdale kit kat bars (2) — $555/ea (1 left)
10 oz Queen's Beasts Series Falcons x 4 — $400/ea
2 oz Queen's Beasts Series -- tubes of Falcons x 4 ($800/ea), Yales x 4 ($580/ea)
1 oz Sunshine Minting Silver Bars x 237 199 — $28.50/ea
1 roll 2006 90% San Francisco Mint Proof Colorado State Washington Quarters — $210 (NOTE: it looks like there might be some small surface scratches on some of the coins. Therefore, they are being priced as just uncirculated.)
Men in Space Series I First Edition, .925 commemorative medals x 2 sets. These are not just sterling silver medals but history depicting the major events in the early years of NASA. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/danbury-mint-men-space-series-first-411707135 One set in original presentation packaging just like the link. One set loose with a few extra medals (2 additional medals from the 1969 Men in Space series II — 2nd Moon Landing, 1st Space Rescue; one duplicate medal from series I, and one additional First Manned Landing on the Moon Apollo 11 (slightly larger, from unknown series to me)). Sold in lots only. Lot with packaging (21 medals, 0.7 oz each) — $360. Loose lot (25 medals, 0.7 oz each plus 1 slightly larger Appollo 11 as above) — $375
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Proof: https://imgur.com/gallery/hRX6XlB
Mexican Silver Lot -- Sold in lots of (10) @ $175/lot. YOU MAY MIX/MATCH
—1952-53 Mexican 5 Pesos Hidalgo, 72% silver, 0.643 troy oz silvecoin (x10)
—1977-79 Mexican 100 Pesos, 72% silver, 0.643 troy oz silvecoin (x10)
—1968— Mexican Olympic 25 Pesos, 72% silver, 0.521 troy oz silvecoin (x20)
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1973 Mundinero World Trade rounds x 2 tubes — $600/ea
1973 Mundinero World Trade Rounds with 14 of the 20 being High Relief — $640
Generic Rounds (mostly buffalos, I believe ) x 10 tubes — $560/tube
Few loose generic rounds x 6 — $28/ea
2 Painted American Silver Eagles — $30/ea
’84-’85 Engelhard Prospector Rounds x 2 tubes — One tube of (20) — $660; One tube of (17) — $560
Canadian Maple Tubes of 25 x 3 (2012 x 2, 2008 x 1, NOTE: 2008 rounds have some milk spots) — $725/tube
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Proof: https://imgur.com/a/XnRiLPW
Lot of 17 premium rounds: Philharmonics x4, Brittanias x 5, 2018 Republic Of Chad African Lion x 2, Krugerrands x 3, Australian Kangaroo x 1, Super Pit Australia x 2 — $488. Sold only as a lot.
Lot of fractional silver rounds, 1.35 ASW — 1/4 oz indian head, 1/4 oz walking liberty, 1/4 oz buffalo nickel, 1/10 oz indian head x 3, buffalo x 1, Morgan x 1 — $44. Sold only as a lot.
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LOW PREMIUM LISTINGS
Proof: https://imgur.com/a/R9NuZj8
All the time I see posts looking for precious metals “at or near spot.” Well here is your chance. If you don’t purchase these, then you are not really looking for silver at or near spot, you are looking for premium items without the premium. Those deals may be out there, but they are few and far between, with lines of buyers looking to snap them up, including myself. Items here will generally be available for spot + <2%. To get a physical form of a precious metal refined, assayed, and produced into an identifiable and verifiable form/weight/purity for a tad above spot is pretty darn good, regardless of the collectability of the item. I see people paying more premium for scrap than some of these.
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Silver war nickels @ $1.36/ea (BELOW SPOT), 8,500+ available, minimum quantity of 100
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Large lot of Canadian — further info on request. Prefer to sell this in larger lots grouped together, not piecing it out or small lots. Take the whole lot for $3,000, or:

—$1.75fv, .925 — $33 —$20.25fv, ’67-’68, 50% (mostly all quarters) — $185 —$164.35fv, pre ’67, 80% (includes 65 $1) — $2,400 —1976 Montreal Olympic .925 $10 commemoratives x 9, 1.4454 troy oz/ea — $40/ea —1972 .925 $25 Cayman Island Silver Anniversary x 1, 1.5271 troy oz — $42.50 

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TERMS: All eligible items are verified with a sigma precious metal verifier or Kee gold tester. Prices are generally based on the underlying spot price. Large fluctuations in spot prices could affect the price of items listed. Shipping will generally be at cost. USPS first class starts @ $4, SFRB @ $8.50, signature @ $2.50. Will insure for 1.1% of purchase price. Shipping is at buyer’s risk. All items will be tracked, but I cannot be responsible for what happens on your porch. Would recommend delivery to a secure box for precious metals. Accept in order of preference: 1st — Zelle or Venmo; 2nd — PPFF (no comments), PPG&S @ +3.0%; Last resort: I have recently acquired the ability to accept Bitcoin, but am still learning. Be patient and fees will be at buyer’s expense, but I will try to work with you if other options do not suffice. Other forms of payment will be considered. Thank you!

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   2. Redesigning uBlock Origin (1184 points, 162 comments)
   3. Playing Around With The Fuchsia Operating System (696 points, 164 comments)
   4. Microsoft's underwater data centre resurfaces after two years (623 points, 199 comments)
   5. Microsoft Paint/Paintbrush in Javascript (490 points, 58 comments)
   6. GitHub shuts off access to Aurelia repository, citing trade sanctions (478 points, 81 comments)
   7. How 3D Game Rendering Works: Texturing (475 points, 22 comments)
   8. Simdjson: Parsing Gigabytes of JSON per Second (441 points, 90 comments)
   9. How 1500 bytes became the MTU of the internet (435 points, 60 comments)
   10. It’s OK for your open source library to be a bit shitty (411 points, 130 comments)
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   2. Bug #1463112 “Cat sitting on keyboard crashes lightdm” (3150 points, 143 comments)
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   5. An EPYC trip to Rome: AMD is Cloudflare's 10th-generation Edge server CPU (431 points, 60 comments)
   6. Microsoft cancels GDC 2020 presence due to coronavirus concerns (Following Sony, Facebook, Kojima Productions, Epic Games, Unity, and more) (371 points, 52 comments)
   7. Moving from reCAPTCHA to hCaptcha - The Cloudflare Blog (278 points, 71 comments)
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    1. Someone suggested I should host my website on my own OS. For that we'll need a web server, so here's me building a basic web server in C++ for SerenityOS! (2269 points, 149 comments)
    2. I've been learning about OS security lately. Here's me making a local root exploit for SerenityOS, and then fixing the kernel bugs that made it possible! (1372 points, 87 comments)
    3. SerenityOS was hacked in a 36c3 CTF! (Exploit and write-up) (1236 points, 40 comments)
    4. One week ago, I started building a JavaScript engine for SerenityOS. Here’s me integrating it with the web browser and adding some simple API’s like alert()! (1169 points, 63 comments)
    5. Implementing macOS-style "purgeable memory" in my kernel. This technique is amazing and helps apps be better memory usage citizens! (1131 points, 113 comments)
    6. SerenityOS: The second year (900 points, 101 comments)
    7. Using my own C++ IDE to make a little program for decorating my webcam frame (571 points, 33 comments)
    8. This morning I ported git to SerenityOS. It took about an hour and some hacks, but it works! :D (547 points, 64 comments)
    9. Smarter C/C++ inlining with attribute((flatten)) (521 points, 118 comments)
    10. Introduction to SerenityOS GUI programming (390 points, 45 comments)

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What’s up team? I have a hot one for you. XVG returned 12 million percent in 2017 and this one reminds me a lot of it. Here’s why:
Mimblewimble is like Blu-Ray compared to CD-ROM in terms of its ability to compress data on a blockchain. The current BTC chain is 277gb and its capacity is limited because every time you spend a coin, each node needs to validate its history back to when it was mined (this is how double spending is prevented). Mimblewimble is different - all transactions in a block are aggregated and netted out in one giant CoinJoin, and only the current spending needs to be verified. This means that dramatically more transactions can fit into a smaller space, increasing throughput and lowering fees while still retaining the full proof of work game theory of Bitcoin. These blockchains are small enough to run a full node on a cheap smartphone, which enhances the decentralization and censorship resistance of the network.
The biggest benefit, though, is that all transactions are private - the blockchain doesn’t reveal amounts or addresses except to the actual wallet owner. Unlike earlier decoy-based approaches that bloat the chain and can still be data mined (XMR), Mimblewimble leaves no trace in the blockchain, instead storing only the present state of coin ownership.
The first two Mimblewimble coins, Grin and Beam, launched to great fanfare in 2019, quickly reaching over $100m in market cap (since settled down to $22m and $26m respectively). They are good projects but grin has infinite supply and huge never-decreasing emission, and Beam is a corporate moneygrab whose founding investors are counting on you buying for their ROI.
ZEC is valued at $568m today, despite the facts that only 1% of transactions are actually shielded, it has a trusted setup, and generating a confidential transaction takes ~60 seconds on a powerful PC. XMR is a great project but it’s valued at $1.2b (so no 100x) and it uses CryptoNote, which is 2014 tech that relies on a decoy-based approach that could be vulnerable to more powerful computers in the future. Mimblewimble is just a better way to approach privacy because there is simply no data recorded in the blockchain for companies to surveil.
Privacy is not just for darknet markets, porn, money launderers and terrorists. In many countries it’s dangerous to be wealthy, and there are all kinds of problems with having your spending data be out there publicly and permanently for all to see. Namely, companies like Amazon are patenting approaches to identify people with their crypto addresses, “for law enforcement” but also so that, just like credit cards, your spending data can be used to target ads. (A) Coinbase is selling user data to the DEA, IRS, FBI, Secret Service, and who knows who else? (B) What about insurance companies raising your premiums or canceling your policy because they see you buying (legal) cannabis? If your business operates using transparent cryptocurrency, competitors can data mine your customer and supply chain data, and employees can see how much everyone else gets paid. I could go on, but the idea of “I have nothing to hide, so what do I care about privacy?” will increasingly ring hollow as people realize that this money printing will have to be paid by massive tax increases AND that those taxes will be directly debited from their “Central Bank Digital Currency” wallets.
100% privacy for all transactions also eliminates one HUGE problem that people aren’t aware of yet, but they will be: fungibility. Fungibility means that each coin is indistinguishable from any other, just like paper cash. Why is this important? Because of the ever-expanding reach of AML/KYC/KYT (Anti-Money Laundering / Know Your Customer / Know Your Transaction) as regulators cramp down on crypto and banks take over, increasingly coins become “tainted” in various ways. For example, if you withdraw coins to a mixing service like Wasabi or Samourai, you may find your account blocked. (C) The next obvious step is that if you receive coins that these chainalysis services don’t like for whatever reason, you will be completely innocent yet forced to prove that you didn’t know that the coins you bought were up to no good in a past life. 3 days ago, $100k of USDC was frozen. (D) Even smaller coins like LTC now have this problem, because “Chinese Drug Kingpins” used them. (E) I believe that censorable money that can be blocked/frozen isn’t really “your money”.
Epic Cash is a 100% volunteer community project (like XVG and XMR) that had a fair launch in September last year with no ICO and no premine. There are very few projects like this, and it’s a key ingredient in Verge’s success (still at $110m market cap today despite being down 97% since the bubble peak) and why it’s still around. It has a small but super passionate community of “Freemen” who are united by a belief in the sound money economics of Bitcoin Standard emission (21m supply limit and ever-decreasing inflation) and the importance of privacy.
I am super bullish on this coin for the following reasons:

• Only $400k market cap
• Supply started at zero, so there are no VC’s and team to dump on you into the pumps - all coins are mined into existence, just like Bitcoin.
• It just had its first halving, reducing emission from 16 to 8 per block. Between now and 2028 there are FOUR (!) more halvings, from 4 to 2 to 1 and then finally 0.15 (I guess that would be an 85%-ing :p) and at this point the supply is the same as BTC and stays in sync forever until the last coin is mined in 2140. This simple supply curve is already accepted by the market as a winner, so why mess with success? (I)
• Meets Andreas Antonopolous’ 5 pillars of open blockchains test: Public, Open, Borderless, Neutral, and Censorship Resistant. (How many coins can say this?)
• Unlike Bitcoin, Epic created a multi-algorithm approach that enables people to mine on ordinary computers - 60% for CPU on RandomX, 38% for GPU on ProgPow, and 2% for ASIC’s on Cuckoo31+. The algorithms don’t compete with one another. This is essential for leveling the playing field and preventing massive farms from dominating. These percentages can change over time and new algorithms can be easily dropped in. You can mine today using an old laptop and in 5 years you will still be able to. Incidentally, there is nothing standing in the way of adding mobile phone-based mining, which ETN showed there’s a huge demand for.
• Based off the excellent Grin codebase, which means they continue to pull in ongoing core code enhancements and focus on ease of use and market penetration instead. (Smart!)
• Litecoin’s Charlie Lee is out there daily talking about their move to Mimblewimble, which provides free publicity. What people don’t realize is that you can’t just bolt on Mimblewimble to a legacy blockchain, that’s like putting a Ferrari engine into a school bus - it’s still a school bus, not a race car! LTC is doing it as an optional soft fork via “extension blocks” which will not be supported by all wallets and exchanges. Also, anyone using “optional” privacy features is declaring themselves to be suspicious, which kind of defeats the point for people who care about privacy.
• The community is friendly and welcoming to new people coming in, with lots of helpful (independently created) tutorials and guides. (F)
• It’s already a global phenomenon, with the whitepaper in 20+ languages (G) and (not bot-infested) active local-language communities on not only Telegram but also Wechat, LINE, QQ and other messenger platforms.
• It’s only on two random little exchanges currently, Citex and Vitex. Vitex is actually a pretty good DEX with no KYC and a great mobile wallet.
• They are very creative - since centralized exchanges want huge money to list, they created a non-inflationary ERC20 tracker token that’s exchangeable 1:1 for coins so that Uniswap trading is possible (H)

Because it doesn’t have a huge marketing budget in a sea of VC-funded shitcoins, it is as-yet undiscovered, which is why it’s so cheap. There are only 4 Mimblewimble-based currencies on the market: MWC at $162m, BEAM at $26m, GRIN at $22m, and EPIC at $0.4m. This is not financial advice and as always, do your own research, but I’ve been buying this gem for months and will continue to.
This one ticks all the boxes for me, the only real problem is that it’s hard to buy much without causing a huge green candle. Alt season is coming, and coins like this are how your neighbor Chad got his Lambo back in 2017. For 2021, McLaren is a better choice and be sure to pay cash so that it doesn’t get repossessed like Chad!

1. A https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/d35eax/amazon-bitcoin-patent-data-stream-identify-cryptocurrency-for-law-enforcement-government
2. B https://decrypt.co/31461/coinbase-wants-to-identify-bitcoin-users-for-dea-irs
3. C https://www.coindesk.com/binance-blockade-of-wasabi-wallet-could-point-to-a-crypto-crack-up
4. D https://cointelegraph.com/news/centre-freezes-ethereum-address-holding-100k-usdc
5. E https://www.coindesk.com/us-treasury-blacklists-bitcoin-litecoin-addresses-of-chinese-drug-kingpins
6. F https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWkTxl5Z6DNN0ASMRxSKV5g
7. G http://epic.tech/whitepaper
8. H https://medium.com/epic-cash/epic-cash-on-uniswap-22447904d375
9. I https://epic.tech/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/figure-3.1.jpg

Links:

• Coinmarketcap: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/epic-cash/
• Coingecko: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/epic-cash
• Gitlab: https://gitlab.com/epiccash
• Explorer: https://explorer.epic.tech/
• Bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5230747
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EpicCashTech
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/EpicCashTech
• Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/epiccash/
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQBFfksJlM97rgrplLRwNUg
• Uniswap: https://app.uniswap.org/#/swap?exactAmount=1&exactField=input&outputCurrency=0x4149195911EB592307d9aCb08aC6a5de08B8717d
• Vitex: https://x.vite.net/trade?symbol=EPIC-001_BTC-000
• Citex: https://trade.citex.me/trade/EPIC_BTC

1) How much account age and comment karma do you have?
Account created in May 2013, approx 66k comment karma. Not as much as some, but I generally try to stick to well written posts and be as logical as I can.
2) What are your credentials? Do you have any skills with AutoModerator rules, CSS, or programming bots? Can you reference external profiles or mod positions on other subs?
I've been a mod of a small community I created back in 2014. There are only around 500 people in there and the posts are just a few per month. I work in IT and have HTML/CSS experience, but I am no expert.
3) Do you moderate a large number of subreddits? If so, will this be a burden to your mod duties?
Not at all, just two subreddits (One created recently so it doesn't really count, will probably delete that one) and the other one has just 500 users and requires almost no work.
4) What project in the crypto space are you a fan of or invested in?
Ethereum would be my biggest one. Been following it since November 2016, and am really interested in all the projects being built on there, Uniswap, Loopring, MakerDAO/Dai. In the past I followed other coins such as Vertcoin because they were going to implement stealth/private transactions (This was before Monero was born). I used to mine these crypto such as Litecoin, Vertcoin, Feathercoin back in 2013-2015, eventually stopped because this was just a hobby and I did not have proper equipment to get any good use out of it, just a graphics card. I do value projects which can offer smart contracts but I do recognise the value in other projects such as Bitcoin.
5) What is your timezone? How active do you intend to be?
GMT+10, I am active pretty much all day, but usually later on in the day after 6PM my time, or the early morning. I do work full time so it can be a hit and a miss during the day.
6) Do you have a vision or goal? If so, what is it and how would you pursue it?
To become an ETH2 validatonode operator. I am very interested in the technology and have entered in the deposit contract and am currently waiting activation so I can start. I have got the machine all up and ready to go so am just waiting to be selected which looks like 2 weeks from now. I've been an ETH1 node operator for over a year, and have been a node operator for other projects such as Golem and Storj. Working in IT gives me access to machines that are supposed to be thrown out due to being out of warranty, so I like to save them from their fate and put them to use.
7) Can you find anyone who will vouch for you in the comment section of your post?
I've been an active poster on /Cryptocurrency since maybe mid 2017 and have run a few smaller WhatsApp and Telegram groups. These groups aren't so active anymore, almost everyone stopped writing after the 2017 bubble but a few of us still talk. As far as vouching goes, I do post quite regularly on /cryptocurrency so I would like to hope so.
8) Is there anything else you would like to add?
I can see cryptocurrencies are picking up again, so am happy to lend a hand and provide extra manpower where needed.

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EDIT: NEW ITEMS ADDED!! FRACTIONAL GOLD AND SILVER!!!
Prices guaranteed till midnight PST 7/22/20
Payment Bitcoin or Crypto get priority! (include "Paying Crypto" in PM title to move to the front of the line). Else I'll accept Venmo, CashApp, Google Pay, or PayPalFF NO COMMENTS!
Minimum Order: $100, If you are a bit under that's fine.
Shipping is $5 for less than 8oz else $8 for Priority.

Item Number	QTY	Description	Total Weight	Price	Crypto Price
FRACTIONAL GOLD
G0	2	1889s, 1897 - $10 Liberty Gold Eagle	0.4838 oz	$980	$970
G1	1	1907 - $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle Liberty Head	0.12094 oz	$315	$310
G2	2	1881, 1903s - $5 Gold Half Eagle Liberty Head	0.2419 oz	$520	$515
G3	1	2007 1/4 PROOF American Gold Eagle with COA in OGP	0.25 oz	$550	$545
G4	1	2011 25th Anniversary ULTRA CAMEO 1/4 American Gold Eagle PF69	0.25 oz	$550	$545
G5	6	1998, 1999, (3) 2013, 2014 1/10 American Gold Eagle BU	0.1 oz	$235	$230
G6	10 16	Gold French Rooster 20 Francs: 1905, (2) 1907, (1 2) 1908, 1909, 1910, (1 2) 1911, (3) 1912, 1913 , (2) 1914, 1915	0.1867 oz	$368	$366 ships free
G7	3	1911-E, ( 2) 1927-B Swiss Gold 20 Francs Helvetica	0.1867 oz	SOLD	SOLD
G8	1	1980 1/10 South African Krugerrand	0.1 oz	SOLD	SOLD
G9	1	1915 Austria 1 Ducat	0.1106 oz	SOLD	SOLD
GS10	15 25	2020 1g 9999 purity Canadian Gold Maplegram + 2020 1oz 9999 purity Canadian Silver Maple	1 g Gold + 1oz Silver	$100!!	$98
PREMIUM SILVER
S1	7 20	2020 Premium Silver Stacker Paradise - 1 2020 ASE + 1 2020 Maple + 1 2020 Philharmonic + 1 2020 Britannia + 1 2020 Britain Silver Royal Arms + 1 2020 Niue Owl	6 oz	$170	$165
S2	2	2010 and 2011 ASE TUBES	20 oz	SOLD	SOLD
S3	1 3	2020 BAT COIN! ATB National Park of American Samoa Silver Coin + First 2 get a free 1 (clad) 2020 bat coin quarter	5 oz	$145	$140
S4	15 55	2020 Britannia	1 oz	$26.5 ea	$26 ea
S5	1 2	10 oz Texas Mint Silver Bar (New)	10 oz	$255	$250
S6	1	Vintage Golden State Mint bar in capsule	5 oz	$130	$125
S7	6 16	Made and Mined in AMERICA!! 2020 True Patriot rounds in capsule	1 oz	$24.5	$24
S8	2	10oz Scottsdale Stacker, ordered 2 months ago and just received. These are hard to find	10oz	$235	$230 shipped
S9	38 80	2020 Niue Owl, the only stackable coins to prevent damage in storage!!	1 oz	$25	$24.75
S10	19 20	AZTEC Calendar round, in capsule	1 oz	$26	$25.50
S11	15 20	Mixed date Canadian Silver Maples, some spotting	1oz	$25	$24.75
S12	7 8	2013 Australian Lunar Series II Snake 0.5oz	0.5 oz	$16.5	$15
S13	4 6	2017 Australian Lunar Series II Rooster 0.5oz	0.5 oz	$16.5	$15
S14	9 10	2016 Australian Lunar Series II Monkey 0.5oz	0.5 oz	$16.5	$15
S15	2 4	2018 Australian Lunar Series II Dog 0.5oz	0.5 oz	$16.5	$15
JUNK SILVER
J1	1 lot	$4fv (8) Barber halves	2.86 oz	$80 + shipping	$78 + shipping
J2	3	$10FV full date Barber Quarters	7.15 oz	$200 + shipping	$195 + shipping
J3	3	$10FV full date Walking Liberty halves	7.15 oz	$195 + shipping	$190 + shipping
J4	14 20	Very Nice $5FV Mercury “Mercs” 90% Dimes	3.575 oz	$98 + shipping	$95 + shipping
J5	1	$3.5FV Mercury “Mercs” 90% Dimes	2.5 oz	$69 + shipping	$66 + shipping
J6	3 5	SUPER SHINNY, BU Like - $5FV Roosevelt 90% Dimes	3.575 oz	$95 + shipping	$92 + shipping
J7	25 26	Nice $5FV Roosevelt 90% Dimes	3.575 oz	$93 + shipping	$90 + shipping
J8	3 10	$10FV Washington 90% Quarters	7.15 oz	$185 + shipping	$180 + shipping

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Free shipping (in 1st class tracked bubble mailer). Upgrade to Priority for $4.
Lot 1: (4) 1979 Silver Onzas, some with very cool toning. SOLD
Lot 2:(1) 1979 + (3) 1980 Silver Onzas, some shinny, some toning. SOLD
Lot 3: 1985, 1991, 1992, 1994 Chunky Libertads. Absolutely Stunning. SOLD (much lower mintage than the Onzas)
Payment Bitcoin or Crypto get priority! (include "Paying Crypto" in PM title to move to the front of the line). Else I'll accept Zelle, Venmo, CashApp, Google Pay, or PayPalFF NO COMMENTS!
If you are a new buyer, <3 transactions please pay Zelle or Crypto

I was wondering if there was any Niche Investment Opportunities out there today like long ago.
In the 1950's you had fast food restaurants started up. These include McDonald's, Burger King and KFC, with franchising.
In the 1970's and 1980's Apple computers and Microsoft started. Soon after the internet started. Investing in silicon valley would have paid off.
Amazon and Google survived the dot com bubble. Facebook started in 2004. All of these companies have become successful.
In the 2000's, Apple's iPhone started.
In 2009, Bitcoin started. Wikileaks were early adopters. In 2017, the bitcoin bubble happened.
In 2014, Donald Trump told listener of the Michael Savage show that he was going for President in 2016. Betting odds were 1000/1 at the time. (I knew about it at the time, but like a fool, I didn't take the risk.)
In 2018, you had the pot stocks bubble.
Are there any investment opportunities (frowned upon or not) with technology that could provide a good investment, speculation or gamble for the future.

The no-coiners and alt-coiners come out in force on the day of a world wide economic collapse that is still on-going and will prove to be a major event for the history books.
They are desperate for events they can point at to make them feel smart and have ‘proof’ they were right all along. Most of the days they feel terrible since these events are scarcer than Bitcoin itself. They have the peak of the bubble of 2017 and now the huge dip of 2020, the start of the big economic collapse.
Ignore the noise. They either have an altcoin they need to pump 500% to recover their losses or they need that itchy feeling to go away telling them Bitcoin might come back stronger than ever to prove them wrong.
Bitcoin is still on track to be the best performing bearer asset the world has ever seen. It has a predictable monetary policy with a provable scarcity. Right now 1800 BTC is created daily through the block rewards. In 4 years time, after the next two halvings, this has become 450 BTC daily. By then it has a higher stock to flow than gold and it is the world most scarce bearer asset. And on top of that it is easily divisible and transferred digitally.
Yes, Bitcoin took a massive dump (altcoins even worse!) but even gold went down over 4%. You would think that the only real SoV would skyrocket in times like these, but the alt-and nocoiners of Reddit have decided that -4% is not a problem for a SoV, but Bitcoin needs to only rise in value every day.
This is nonsense. Ofcourse crypto took a much bigger dump, but that is because it is still a very risk asset and those tend to be sold off first in times of crisis.
Let’s look at the yearly lows of Bifcoin:
2012: $4
2013: $65
2014: $200
2015: $185
2016: $365
2017: $780
2018: $3,200
2019: $3,360
2020: around $3,900 so far.
Bitcoin is only 11 years old. Gold has been used for thousands of years, is widely accepted as a SoV and even gold lost 4% in value. Just wait how central banks will need to print trillions of dollars and how everyones fiat will be debased significantly. Gold as it’s age as a positive property, but Bitcoins potential is much bigger.
Bitcoin only needs to keep grinding block after block. You only need to stay calm and ignore the noise.