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depends on how stupid the question is. once I asked GP if instead of "frak" being the replacement word for well, "fuck," we could instead use some random word like "turtle" just to turtle with people's head for a day or two. I thought it was turtling hilarious as the time. ... never got a...

Along the lines of duping precious metals investors and people preparing for financial collapse ... another way to look at it is that investors will be blamed for all the trouble, including gold and silver investors who will be all lumped into the same category. The paper investors will barely...

I'm not getting them to stack but to sell and keep a couple for my collection. They're more interesting so I think they might have better selling potential in New Zealand. Thanks for everyone's input. I definitely agree that eagles would be much better for shtf. But then again back home is...

So if you were me, would you rather have the tube of Libertads or the tube of Eagles in a trade?

I don't think the US would invade a commonwealth country and knowingly invoke the whole heap of shit that would ensue as a result.

Well, I was only thinking along the lines of a smaller time and space frame where something has the potential (all the right ingredients) but hasn't happened yet. Sort of like the way that water above 100C or below 0C can still be a liquid. The conditions can be right for water gas or solid...

There is an alloy of aluminium. It's Al 7075 (Al Zn Cu alloy of some sort) commonly called aircraft grade aluminum. The strength is comparable to steel (tensile strength actually 50% higher than mild steel) and in surface to surface wear, the aluminum will wear the steel out faster. Why? -...

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I wonder if a meteorite struck Australia millions of years ago with the tranquillityite mineral in it in an area with the right elemental environment and that meteoric sample nucleated the growth of more tranquillityite on Earth - in Australia.

I like this metals series. I might do Titanium and Magnesium unless of course you'd like to, or get around to it first, WTF.

Aren't most (floating) boats?

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the Napoleonic period where Aluminum was regarded as a precious metal like the OP says. It was for reasons that the OP mentioned - that pure and native Al was rare. They didn't know about Bauxite and Alumina containing oxidized Aluminum. I haven't researched...

And someone is now a lucky man.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/antiques-collectables/coins/asia/auction-441821965.htm I'm certainly not going to bid on it. Too much dollars. I think its at 3660 AUD.

True dat, dawg

actually aluminum has a better conductivity to weight ratio and it is cheaper. I don't think the amount of silver they'd use will affect the spot price.

Just wondering about raw pandas in capsules. It's hard to determine for specific years what they're going for on silver stackers. Thanks

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The OP asked me to share a blank spreadsheet with him. I have created one and am offering to share it with anyone who is interested. You have to be on gmail for me to share it though, sorry. PM me if interested.